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•.,. -,., e.: Irmo the Boston Post.y!. ~.
- i. rienember i. a Wag while agoa shill not
telkhowlinig, when l' weal:y=4;i calling
with - thy mother upon adady •• whoie Orson .
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arid iiitTottitdhigs — made a very; curious ".,iiik
:Prrratart . upon: . it ,trifie a, rkeried
.
- - rroom, shaded beff blinds, pn: and • wlth fur
,
,
- nitiftel'eticainid • in" tariff linen toers, into
which, we were snows , and Wheni r
thel - lady
tithe in she seemed to . have been made to
match• exactly her surroundings f 'she Wore! a'
buff morning, dress, , and . buff slipers; her
hair was straw color, her complex ion a pale.
yellow, and so peculiar and jaundiced a tone
did the apartment and person lave for me,
that it made me nervous,- and left ea im
• pression never to he :effated. .. : The prevail.'
• nig tint of this season and the fashion of rini....,
formity o color carried through: , t e entire
costume , inds me constantly -of I that .
youthful e rience.: The , favorite l ingeral .
for summertraveling suits is pongee,: and'
• when this s worn' with. 'a
.is
bonneti‘ii
perigee._ ' 01, buff : boots and 'gloves of
roits
';yellow 'undressed kid, the effict ' iii` Very odd
and striking: : '"Undressed' linen..: suits'- are
alio in great demand for atimmer.W 4. and
when this material is riot worn' as a snit it is
t ;
nearly always employed- as.a wrap, with or
. without sleeves, to protect a' cost e' made
of amore expensive fabric. Buff ique is;
in vogue, not - only for ail lren,. but also-for
morning robes-arid istrive4inge'.and straw
trimming are largely: employed,
,upon
whitesindthin black ' costumes.
lith
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.. :, •, ' WHITE DRMI3ES. ' ' ._, •
Whiteuifedlo be the eMblerti of Innocence
and simplicity: ' Hoar Uniny Heroines - have .
'looked bewitching in "simple" . white dress '
starched hY some, anxious mother' for :that,
special occasion . We.lineWbetter than that
new:. 'We don't believe that a leriiine could
possibly have looked well is a starched dreas.
We don't wear., white 'dresses; that:have
been washed-and starched and ironed , into a -
vulgar , whiteuesa and stiffness,u6i.lf a fit' Of
unusual economy ',dee& overtake us' tve ' eini
ploy,ie laundress ' whose higheataitls that of
clisgaisingher Sit and . making her' volinnV,
mettaWfiltd waizett'saidltields and puffs and .
frilialciOk as tluArk...they hixd-riever seen the
wash hib,afall. , White - dreasei. ;Instead of
*nning the_simplest of toilletteii, are :how
distinguished by the highest„ fishion,... and
the most elegaht of „these expensive dresses
spa midi: so:exeltnilvely, by the - . amount` of
Work Pit' terri theta, t tufd. lliff.e r souisitefie:
iteitiOf,,thenuderhtl. rather:. * Menthe cost of
the lace ,and : trimmings, : I.Nery ;,. handed*"
,whits dresses arelniade of alternate tucking ;
.setd , puffing,:filteen ninToWAucks forming a
stripe three ' inches wide ' and - - thesevalterna. ,
ting with 1 4shipped".:priffings tbrOughout
the entire skirt with its immense. train. An
other style id tr immed with ruffles of the
mialprialplifiniV . iietaineitand thia`iniformly
made with a Marie Antoinette fiche, the
ends 'tying up the upper or only skirt in a
.buge, puf .behind. • White short* dresses - :
are a great deal worn '
but . always , in .
linen pique , or a material ,that will wash.
They are best When Shift Made with skirt
and short sae, and only trimmed with black
sestachs or white washing braid: "They are
fresh and cook , looking. for • warm weathai,'
but not ,desirable-.for cenmenionsf visits . .. ,or
occasions. , Besides , thcall.White :toilettes,
there are the :trained - Victories and dreisee .
of 'hied - and - mbslin , Worn' 'oder ' silk slips,,
which are very' heriutifuland beconiing, and
very fashionable. for. evening - wear. Most
of them are cut a klifriikeue, skirt and low
boddlee in bile, but some are made to Wear -
over high-Aik-body, filling.,thcneck instead
of the .usizaL _ehendsette. A puffing 'all'
round with an. edging'. of insertion, a _ Vat, ,
onciennea lace and-bows of pink or 'hinsf, -
ribbon. is the Animal finish, but some are
made mtiplOnorii plahorately, consisting in
deed"of dileie: mass .Of' puffing, insertion
andlace. . 'BlO44lymadi, a couple of muslin
Victories Censtitutean-:sicellent/method of
changing and freshening lipoid silk* satin
dresses that have become 'a , little - frayeitni
diecolined - during the wintet'cattipaign, and
reader the* qiiiteinflicieritly'eltgant foethes,
exigencies 'ef . a . short season ' at a 'watering
Place- -.- ,-... , ~... - _ .
CEONUET COSTUME.
The prettiest .croquet. costume, in the
.opitiion of all gentlemen; consists of a white
short svit-of linen 'or,
_piqite,' light leather
- kzolored,' - lild `tvota; and, Ydrdiiiiere hat
- trimmed-With 'll* - garland. - of eld flowers.
'The lijardinierAr hat ismade of faiiiy straw ,
Withli drooping brim bent in on four
A trimming of black lace and field' flowers
linit it admirably . Another. pretty croquet
costume Is an unbleached linen skirt, jacket
Wittfreeera, white piqne vest, and 'round hat
of pique. A little necktie of sdailet netted
silk styes odor.and-tone to wiellette, clear,
•cool,'but some What gat:
• lIATHIirODBEEIBEB. '
Bathing dresses- are indlspensible and
•ectmomical for-persons Who stay,even 'for
- week at a seaside- resort; without t hem la
•dies are obliged to pay fifty' cents each time
• - they bathe for- iltemse of. some salt-Water:
soaked, ill-mom: and mis-matect garment,
- Abe trowsers of which:are toci:•:short, while
• the blimse is of on - immense , slza - , and , of
.course &Sante of the 'ascetic rope
whichtt should be tied round the waist • No
better for Abathing ,dress • has ;ever:
been invented than that of trowsers and'
blouse", made full and plaited into a neatly
fitting yoke and belt, the trotiseraloose and;
.plaited into a wide, tight fitting Vend at the,
' ‘ Ench"a - dresa' is , ' easily made, Inez
penaive, and will last fol. years, as the fash
ion in. bathing dresses . is not liable to change,
Every year, of course, a now caprice is an
nounted;.sometitnes itis linen, and at other
tinieff - "stikrlet" bathing dresses are the rage,
or the neutral shades of buff are wonderful-,
.'ll.titiddett in idgii &aria aid 401.orateliat= .
terns, Neither oh ese .Myles are suitable
- for bathing Purposes; line. is cold and
glinggasto thefatin f kigb colored tireloo)
striking for good taste, and elaborate trim=
linings are entirely. Met' An - ;old . gardenliat
41eddownst the sides,is.the best_ covering''
Tfor.: via tead;* better -and ininiehecbinhig•
than a cap, ,or oited.4lk, though this islietc'
tinfrequently weed' miderneath the other
ladies who wish,he preserve : their hair trom
:contact with salt-water. A serge or all
wool flannel is the ,hest iritititial
tug dress.
f - -Turt. -
A - Meriein ladies cannot go to-the Paniers
in their absolute enormity, but they Make'
a concession toiliein "by bunching the shirts
.of both short and long dresses behindand .
.gopng them
,yerrettaight front.p... A Mei.
lyr u u pic .. way. slinrt;
.dress is to gather the long hind breadth of
- the apper skirt to the short gored - side
breadths tirridnient the seams with 'straps
and ropctief l / 4 and raise the fulness into itpal4l
.'" lit the - centre by a narrow strap fastened •-to
- the band on the Inside and tiro:ilea- button
sewed on the skirt, or the sash may be ar-,
ranged to tie under the fulness and fora
f. L Care "should be-token not to have
the. frolit'hielidttii t dra* toos7tmight, as - the;
cffect, though,lualp!„„is i nn4-raequl, told°
0 degree. - •
THE FICKII MANIA.
A mat .msay,,lace shawls are worni - ..'s .
good many scarf mantileta and thin br.irtunts
.of striped and plain materials in wligi t '
.
~blas,lfjuld .All,of,them fire nothjpg sj
• ,flowever; di - "de tageliii the Marie Am
doinette fichu which accompanies all'thonew
..t
i:ntt? i}l . o .1? Ttfif; Li fl.9 ri) ;
M - i
Mal
pendenti„iiyffsipitsft4l
rnW Geo
eit,ver , in tient ,-
behind ib-the
prettiest,' madein -suitirouid trimmed with
.rialeecli eilif theCsPe , - min',
front inondr i iAnader a wide beit a ..fa a 4 aol 4
at the baekWtth, bogs and i lr ez44-41
eneoliigis - stylrsh 6n n iy Made
*Ore so by small' Piee The WW I
,muslin with' yiiiy '
osier, muslin dresses ,so ni*fielitjaaf , a
rrn w4ite, B 6page4Ai6t4a mu slin `
ey, may be inade.c ieis ieg Atli ; drabs of
e *me , materialcbottariounet with Vas
lenciennea or Chulyiace,
OutiTioNAL
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Coinmencement, lOC.. Mt: St. Mary's and
St. , , phis Colleges. - ;
. ,
• •'; Esnin 1TRO; MD, [ June29, 1868. n,
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MEssits: - Enitcnts . GAzstrii,--It was my
Pleill.isiutt fortuneto be in „attendenee on'
, . .
Thursday; last at the - Commenc ement, ex
ereises of ithe St. Joseph's - Academy for
young ladies and the Mount Saint Mary's
!College, • both • • educational institutions
;which,are widely known , from Maine to
Georgia. The.former- Academy for young
n ladies is a noble, and imposing structure,
imParadised in a romantic anti health giv
ing Dart of. Frederick ;county. •It connects
the early history of our country with the
present,: dating its foundation away back to
the beginning of the present century. „It
will- e remembered by the patriotic and
loyal that this institution of learning,,
nestled, in, the heart of "My . Maryland,' ,
rent forth into the Union ranks hundreds,
of good Sisters of charity to comfort„
,con--
'sole and nurse the brave boys in blue who
-were wounded at Antiettini and Gettaburg.„
; -The Commencement exercises of the
Academy were very interesting„ and ;the.
'scholars evineed intelliietual . capacity and ;
training.`. The occasion - was honored with
the.preifence of Archbishop M'Closkey, .of
New York, Archbishop, Spaulding,, of Bal
timore, and Archbishop Purcell, of:Cin
cinnati: - A`: beautiful gold medal was
awarded Miss Tht•son; of Washington D.C.,
for Cieellence in the science of 'Domestic
- Ecletiomy.' ' This all' impOrtant 'branch of
female which, stripped of 'teed
entitle designation,. simply, ;means the.art
or attending properly to hOnsehold duties,
such as Washing, baking, - actabbing, darn-'
lug; mending, sewing and cooking, is mad.
I -g i sp ecialty by this Atodemy, and while the
:Or 'tire afforded' ornamental education
`and 'sound mental, training for the drawing
room and parlor, still the kitchen; pantry
- end washrooms are not neglected. ;
,' There was a large attendance at the corn- 4
mencementllem all parts of the countrY,
principally the friends end patrons of the
institution, and much' interest was mani
fested in the exercises. The. scholars exe
, tinted brillient . PerfOrmances on the piano
In the intervals between the; distributions :
of Academic Honors. 'At the close a spirit
ed distribution_ song, written and set to.
music by l'Simi - E. Sinew, of Alabama, was ,
'imiiir.ln asweet manner by that lady and
Miss Mnieker. ' At the close of the exer
obiesthe visitors_ strolled in the art studies,
where was a' large coileetion of oil paint
ings, colorings, pen drawings, • pencil
sketches, wax works, artificial flowers, em
broideries and general handiwork, all the
work of the pupils. The beautiful grounds,
laid out in an exquisitely neat mariner,
and abounding with floral beauties, entio
.
hag promenades, and rare statuary were
,Objects of reugh attraction Ito the visitors.
none of Whom, regretted, their presence on
the occasion.„ . . \ ,
..
The commenoement at Mount St. Mary's
College was eqnally , entertaining, and the
'same degree _of interest was manifeeted.
The beysevinced thorough education, and
the ~exerc ises -, of tbe graduating ,elass
elicited the warmest adinnatiOn. They
were addressed by Archbishops MCCios
key, Purcell and Spauidi g. . Among-the
fgathiates Was Mr. James Fenlon, of La
trobe, whose scholastic at inments were
highly extolleki by the wo rt hy President of
the pollege.X o r. Magri -sty. At the condo
;;Ji
slon of the exercises thegraduates gave a
wting 'supper to:the mite- . re of the Col
lege and senior classes. M. nut St. Mary's
College has been- in ,actlye and suocessfel
operation daring' the ping . fty years, and ,
has done much in contrib . ting to the edu
catienaladvancement of o r Country. ,
• "" " ' • - ' A. F. IC.
_ ,
Exhibition of the Downie Literary So.,_
deity of lificku Pa.
MEssas. Entrons:—On Wednesday even
ing, the 27th inst., anothei grand enter
tainment was-given by the Members of the
Downing Literary Society tiHickory Axed
'
emy (in the village church.) adding ano th er,
11 ,
bright constellation to the A mament of lit
erature, causing -it to shinwith renewed ,
brilliancy and sparkle wit beauty. and
delight: Although but in the morning of
i t
its exiateroe, yet no academicians .have
made ' more rapid advancement and, bid
fairer to occupy the highe'st - seats in the
halls of art, science and literature than the
:Members of the abotie 'institution. , All
honor is due to' the professorship of Miss
Bella Miller, who has guided the bark as
it were o'er the broad, sea of 'learning, 'mid
storms and difficulties, and landed it in the
harbor of 'safety, crowning herself with
professional honors and adding'fresh laurels
toher reputation ass teacher, which would
cause the most learned critic to exclaim:
she may have her equals but no superiors:
A stage was'erected' extending the whole .
length of the' church and' most tastefully
'decorated with evergreens and handsomely
festooned With Plora'a chOfeetitgifts,"and ,
brillisuitiY , ilitiminattld by Chandeliers Ingo, i
lilorisikdetised by the artisan's band,whieb
presented• to the eye of ,the beholder a most
delightftif scene. '• ' - ,
_,,,,- ~1
The church was crowded 'to its utmost,
capacity, with 'the
,youth, beautir, fashionl
and.; ;respectatillity,•each town anddlatrict,
for miles around havihg its rePresentatives.
, The pmformances thrOtighout were-pro: I
dtietions of, the' highest ' order, and for
beauty, Style Mid 'elegance rarely excelled,
(rellectihggreat credit'oh,betliteaeher and
pupils) and proidnir . highly edifying to all
who witnessed them, - some of which de
serve special notice. The solo and °horns
•(“Little 'Barefoot") was truly a beautiful
scene, the manner in which it was sungand
fteted-rMise ,Cassia Miller playing the part
f ef , iLlttle B a refoot," and as she came forth
in child-like elinplleitV;"preved the admire
tion oral'. , " ,_ - '
The triple ,Weddirig was a truly a novel
iieette. commingled with a certain amount
of ilOtinirlitl`. As , the curtain rose there I
'stood the, twee fair iiimples,,and l ite the au.'
&mitten; ld breathless autipense,as the ys.:l
lake ppetdti .arose; as A were; to join these!
'tiotithitthearts, the 'attain dropped and(
ihii ken ; `elosed leavtng the audience to,
exolaifll nti - snataAttes.
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PDR• "BEAUTIFYING SKIN ANT) Cold.
ILZlON. , ltitamotrear Eruptionao • 'li...rectors,
Plteplea, moth Idetrhee. Tan, eta.. and renders the -
Skth ecitt, falr and hlootalnic... For. I ..adlcd kte tike
Nl:emery. it le For Oentienten. after
Igniting It beano -coat .+PAPHIAN LOTION , .
bt tea wig rellahte remedy tor silk:wee Ittlit Non'
14 A " 7"dillik
LOWS 4 4 p ti 130,aim
For the Toilet, Nursery and Rath will not eh" the
,2 4 1 . Ty / 415 Celt! Per Wig,
f, •
"P=.o4 I DE 'UMW'
1,
dell e, Le A atm Betfhthe far the ldndieretdfiC' ibuildittet
rrsdranee. - Sold b ts .
•
A -21,1 /401'l 1110 S *l . ol'
• i ll " ,
k; • • - -
larn* olol o4o, l
mirvpienatelli,lP nyelil,ll4 beei,
ebe Oft true AM pertedD7o; be, w
rellsblA;
Instabliineoo4:. outman.
• taut tenledtar Nor in tiffeisitcortte,-0-r...^r4V
udit{ awl).oll,stie Vika% eine it - t i a - id a ,
Or brows, VII 11319Mrtf sow
grarge l etitew -fort " • iww..'aera,;k,
ITTSRURGIt GAZETTE': FAIDAY, TVLY 3, 1868
VAIIIITAIIN HISTRIMOPPENN
, iariifto fig TUI 1 t • . .
1. Mt, the MOO clay or June„,. /L. D. 11411111.•
-irtgokiderst ' els hemmtatlataidarbis Ivo , -
CrAV gr i g i VidtPn RAIVKEit, 0 Itts
, 11 g va,l ll 7F ., tftaft of ^Vs-)
)IPfasaba, arttblar,sallge nc i ho Asa beet ad•-
odged' a Itantrtrp i l d n ths- ' tipeuttbit, ty the
tqffet.Ccatft-of as ter_ , Lts.lr::.•
Jo If .If. BAICE_ ,Y Assignee.- -..
. . .
...ithhhentl , ::: z • Atttosier at latts..ll9. Wain t street.—
iidIPLVA3IA. '
t rittsburgh, the Atfth ~ 4y gJune, A. D. 48118.
'Tukoaderittkail.6 /lett byittver Wands' Whig supoltit-'
meat, .as 7,A.ssixpee or, JAC9I3C. ttiatinuP , l t oT
Pittsburgh," lir lbe'Vounty or Allerhetry, Stitt., of
PennlYtt'abba. , t_ittbilt.JU4d.Plstrict, ,Isbcp; hask been.
adJungedlt rietttloa, by the
Durtnot Court:Asa ,D strict •
JO U'. BAILP.Y. Assignee,
je2ffislOir Attotut at••Litir,:4lo;Crabt street:
,Eir DirsTirtre*? . cotritT OF
IBEATNITED STATES"' . FOlt 'TOE VEST-
X :DINTRICT :OP:PENNSYLVANIA. In Abe
,nztIrif,JedES.JOHNSTO.X, Jr.,, of..Ohlolown
24,01.)757t.inellaillcrtilty; Pennsylvania, Bankrupt.
ilfesteist . Littirfet Penni/1110°MM, 'B3.
• 'At l'ittsburgh, June 4th, .A. D. 1888. 1.
l'olistr..'svrtour IV VAT concianst
The undersigned hereby 'lye' notice of his airs
.poltutinent.as Assignee of jA.IES .
JOHNSTON, Jr.,'
crows. township; in the county at Allegheny, and
State: of Pennsylvania, .irttlitti .sold District; whii
'boa beets. adjudged a .bankrupt upon his own .petl7'
'flop, by' the 'Markt Court ofnict District. - •
- GAMES IV: MU RRAY.. Assignee,
'AttornoTrat-Lan, al° Fifth street.
ASIGNEE'S ', 'NOTICE OF 'AP
)IIOMENT.
In the D istrict Couridf the rutted States for the
WeitterriDlitrigt of Pennsylvania.. .In the matter
of HElthiAt VEEDISR,- Bintinpt. In Bank
jruPtey,'No.'7sl3.
litiox•rr met", aO NNCER :—The underilgned
her4h i feltes betted of his appointteent as Assignee
itt'llEllifAN YODER, of Allegheny Clty,-In the
bonnti'ef And State or Pennsylvania,
wttbtti sabi'Llistriet,irlio has been'ildjudged a bank
dvili petition, by the .Distriet COurt
- of safdltlitrict: '• ' '
grated at Pittsburgh, - Pa.. - the nth , day °flute,
1130 b.• 3. W. KIRKEit4 assignee.
:r 1 58:1 , Att9ITIRY•at-147, 195 Fifth street.
—Arr
TN'. _HE 'Disintier'cotrirer OF
THE ONITICH STATES FOR THE IVEST
'EH IneTRIOT OF; PYLVANIA. In the
matter of JOHN TII ORP 4 of Allegheny City,
Allegheny county, Pa., Bankrupt. No. 583, In
Banuruptcy.
W , siera•Distriet of Pennotonata. SS.
- • At Pittsburgh,.Pa., June Btu, Ai 'IL 1868.
To mum IT MAY CONOESLX: •
•
The 'undersigned 'hereby rives tio!iiii o of Mk ( AP
DWnttgent as.Ssatgnee of JOHN 1t:
„Bain'eE4l
of. Pence 'tools, within said District, who y has been
tiat i r r adi c t . l r y t k f ru si ta ii n t ir i ti r a i d! own petition, by the
JAMES ,W. MURRAY, Assignee,
je9rr44 Attorneyat i Law, 110 Tiftaat.
- OF THE • 1
UNION PACIFIC aitiLitoili
Are:now finished and. In operation. • Sixty mita of
track have been laid this spring, anti the work tiong
the. whole line between the Atlantic and Paelfic
elates is being pushed forward, • more mildly than
. eyernefore., More than twenty thousand men are
employed,. sad it Is not• impossible_ that the entire
track. frOca•(*elk to tiacramento, r.lll be finished
in 1860 instead of 1870. The means - proyided are
ample, and all-that energy, men. and money can do
to tecnre.the completion of this
GREAT 'NATIONAL' WORK,
The ITNION PACIFIC SALLBOAD comps -NTT
reedy*: -
. . .
IGOVERNMENT GRANT of the right cif way,
and an necessary thribrs 'sad other materials
found along the line of Its operaUerus.
GOVERNifEITTIiII.OII4V of 1%800 wive
- of land to the' tulle, taken In alternate , section/
,oneackilde of Its road. Tide lion situp:flute do•
'nation, and will be source of large revenue in
the future.
-111.—A GOVERNMENT GRANT of United Stites
Thirty-yearßonda, amounting to from 618,000
to 0111,000 Der Mlle, itcoordlng to the dteleul
- Gow to be wareconnted oc the 'rations seetiolla t 9
be built. The Government take/ a second wort
age u security; stnl it lii - expnetea tkat not only
the internat.:bat the*.wineipai amount may be
. mak . tn:serviaea .retolareo by: the iiktin?pniti tn.
UnneitenttletTeePe. =AIM go. -The Intermit Is
now much more than paid in this way. besides
beenring a great saving in time sad Znonerts the
Government... • • .
GOVERNMYNT GRANT of the right to
June its own P'IRST.MORTtiAtit BONDS, to
aht to budding the road♦ to the same &moont•as
.the . l2l. S. Bonds, Issued for the same purpose,
and no more. 'The Government, penults the
Trustees for the First Mortgage Bondholders to
deliver, the Bonds to the Company °nil as the ,
• roadie completed, and after!' has been czandn.
ed. by llnlted:Btataa Comtataalonara and pro
nounced to Osin att restwcts a dred-alass Rail
. road, laid with a heavv T run; and eotipietely
supplied-with depots, stations, turnout♦, car
shops, looomotives, can, tr.e. c. •,
CAPITAL STOCK SUBSCRIPTION - from
the stnektinlderi, of which OMR 'EDAM MIL
LION DOLLARS 'hare been' Paid In, upon , the
work already done. and Which will be increased
as the wants of the Company regultit.
VI.—NET CASTI EARNINGS on its Way Business,
that already atiount to' 111011 E THAN THE IN
' TEREST on•the FirstyllonJillte Bonds. These
earning* are no indication or ihe Yost through
business that moat follow the open 111# of the line
to ttie PsOlde, but they certainly prove that •
FIRST MORTCACE BONDS
upon such: a property, costing : nearly three times
their amount; AILY.6ECUItE BEYoIiD ANY
CONYLIRiZiNCY. .
:'The Company 'have abundant their
, ereasury, and mobs no 'appeal to the nubile to put , '
chase their Benda, As She daily subscriptions are en.
'Weir satialliatOgyt , but they submit that, for entire '
security and liberal returns, there Is certainly tie
better blveitiesent In the market:! : '
The Union Paella Bonds are Tor $l,OOO esch. And .
haroefropons attached. They bare thirty years to
run; and bear - annual interest, Payable on the brit
days of *January And July, at the Company's-Oates
In the City of-New - York, at the rate of six pericent.
In gold; ' Prinetpal m iniirible In gold at nista.
fity. .Tbe ;price - 1i /OA., At the present rate of
gold, •thinie bonds pay an sunhat •incomoon:their
cost of ..
NEARLY NINE PER CENT.
The' Company reserve the ,riebt to - advance the
prioe of .thelr bonds to a rite above. par at any,thrte;
,and will not,llll any orders Or receive any sabserli
noes on which the matey bas;not been ItetuallY paid
at the Company's Ones) before the time. of sneh
parties subscribing will, remit the.parvalue of the
bonds and the accrued Interest in currency it th e
rate of oix,per cant. per &uncut. rcom the date on
which the last coupon was paid. Subscriptions ? will
be received In l'Attsburgh by
JAMES TiISEADIr & Co., corner of Wood
and iroditifilmte: •
_ II ,
BART, VAGHEY & ccirtier of Weed
and Tfifrd Btieetb;
S. IdeCLEa.rt 61.).,t- 75 POuith Street:
~PE11• MiRTZ, corner sth and Wood Sta.:
143 4 3 PR S ° N Wed;
•
AND IN NEW FORK'
thl6C°4ll Pani 4 i °Melt No. 90 Raoul"
. isseei*, and by ;., • • • . •
JOHN .1r CISCO & SON, Bankers` Pio. 59
Wall 'Elimmt; mid by the oenpanre dtrartlsed .
agenda threbgbout flan Utilted if Lutes.
..1°
Rettitttances,should be mede ins drafts or Pt lei
funds par In NeskPork, and the Bonds will be sent
free of charge by,.roturn express. Parties :Sub'
scribing tiunagh .4.4e.Rt.°!rtil lookot em o;.
itielr rim delivery.' • • -
NAPoozLsum.
'IPAMPIILET-AND MAP VOR 1860, bits just
z;beets putulabed try: nut. complign• 'ming 'fuller in.
PPlrtia, than l9 ll . 111 b ,P raNATFOYelgoaft 'ie"‘
opeqhmitiml.r9irfAa Yrerl4-50ecAiefobrods
! ff gunl NojiiAmtrayersci_Oi Lbo : itctwoo ,M*4l"
kft,glk"4, 4 4oZAT4PHOtP4l4,6i*:**s, which
.00; '"ik 9 e)90,4e0 , *., 1,4095PW349P770
ift l eNFA 4ll. /KP ,4l 4Ao.ll4tht
t Lift t ;t Woo AtAtt":l,oo l 6 4 ,: ri
.
ft!
112:
640 MILES
. .
At the 'earliest possible dny, will be done
=nM
IMMO
F.
6 h
.. L 2: .. o.
.* * - t " takiit . , Aßr l 4o
0111ce.d;i1kir . Streit mud imi:i.4.4lt.
R..WI T A4/ 4 0 1 ! 3 4 44 -i• -
[OH r,' .
•,, _ ,
Youghiogheny
- 11.1 io
Ordeririroiap
Cf9Al4 cos
mop*,
Having
NO. 667
(Likeli City
Are =lir_ prepared
NY LUMP, NLIT C
morket price. .
' All orders left at
them through them •
my25:b7.6
O ILUU ' ES
YOI7OIIIOMINY A r lID 0011110111a1= ociA4
COAL, SLACK AND Iakt3IJLPHuRiZED cOKE.
Mee and Yard—CORNER OF BUTLER AND
MORTON STREETS. First yard on . Liberty and
Clymer streets, Ninth Ward, and on Second street,
near Lock No. 1; Pittsbnruti, Pa. - -
Families and Manufacturers supplied with the
bert article of Coal or Coke at the lowest cash rates.
Orders -left at any of their omcea will receive
Prompt attention. .
A RMSTHONG & HUTCILINSON,
- Successors to
ANDYorqinoctairarr aciAL co.,
• . ,
A
MINEB,S,
AND
NDDEALERS, BY RAIL.
RoADA.4D RIVER, hT superior Youghiogheny
•
CAS AND FAMILY 'COAL.
Office and Yard—FOOT or , TRY EMBREY, near
the Oas.Works. - • • •
SUPERIOR COAL. .
eSL
Mineriand Shipper's of PITTSUUJIMH OAS, 'main
andFAMILY COAL, NUT COAL and SLACK.
• Coal delivered promptly to all parte of the tides
at the lowest market rates. •
Office and Yard—CORNER FOURTH AND WAT.
SON !formerly
_Canal; STREETS, Pittsburgh.
P.' Pi:BOX / 2 9 5 .. .!,. ,
F
H.
J. LANCE,
DYER AND SCOURER.
No. a er. cr.,Azu surnmrer
And Noe. 186 and 181 nM Street,
PITTSBUROM.P.II.
1ay19:364 .
GREAT DISTRIBUTION. BY THE
METROPOLITAN' GIFT MIWPANY. Cash
to the amount of 6550,000. 'Every ticket
draws a prize.
6Culti Carts
10
•• Eac h
$1 5 0. .000 "0
20 " 1,000
40
ACIO
.• • • •• 100
31X1 1 " 50
40" 225
,•
30 Elegant RoseivoMl Pianos, each $3OO to 6500 23
35 •• _ •• Melodeons, •• . 75 to 150
150 Sewing Machines each 00 to 175
1150 Musical Boxes •• 1115 to2loo
800 Fine Cold Watches •• T 6 1. .300
750 Fine Silver Watches .4 3 0 to 50
Pine 011 Paintings, Framed Engravings, Silver
Ware. Photograph Albums • and a large as
sortment of nue (old - Jewel m In all
valued at41.000.U00.
chase+ to draw •Isly ti.e ahool Prises by pur
chasing a Sealed Ticket fur 215 cents. Tickets de
scribing each Prize are sectlat in Envelopes and thor
oughly mixed. On receipt of facts. a awcagct ?kid
will be drawn without cholas and delivered at our
office, or sent by mail loony address. The prise'
named upon It will be delivered e 0 tbe ticket bolder
on the psyment.ofeas shako. Prizes wUI be imme
diately sent to say address, as requested, by express
or return matt. . .. • ,
. ,
nano!! ltsdno want your PM,.. Is /544 rs gots Pay
for tr. Aug p se. rigs As de eweitenged anoitor
the SaM4 wise.
air Our potions can depend on fair dealing.
ItitYfittitmefie. —We aeleet the few following names
from the many who have lately .druwn. valuable
prises and kindly permitted us to ipubilsh than:
S. T. Wnitffis, Buffalo, .N. 0.1.(03; Allas Annie
ifittneoe, Chicago, Ill.; piano. valued -'sst BOO; Robert
Jackson, Dubuque,..lowa,lsold Watch, *fie; dpmup
McCarthy. Lou i svi ll e . Diamond - Cluster . }nag,
teW. R. A t Pattersen, New Bedford: M n,.... fillYer
Tefiliet. flnot.Mies - Enmei "Welworth; Milwaukee,
Plano, 4500; Ay:v. T. W. Pitt, qeve/and,
Idetodeen, 4123.
ar&.w.. Du wish no names without permission.
OPINIONS OF TAIF. PRESS...-“They are
.doing the largest baelneas• the firm L' reliable; and
deserve their suedes& l '74V‘kilo ;,Driburm. Pth • 8,
tuivo examined their system, and knot them
to be a fair dealing ann. ' York,. D•rakti .Ftb.
521 • Last 'week a Mend of ours drew a f 553 prise;
which was promptly reoeived.—Lfoity Ifrsor, Marc*
Se
. .
• nd for circular string many more referencea and
farorable,notlces from the press. Liberal infintie
meats to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package of-Cleated Envelopes contains .ise CA
-717.3.. -Mx tickets for sl; 13 Nett; 35 forlSt
_llO toning.
WAll letters should bo addressed to HARPER,
ILLSON & CO.. 3,73 BROADWAY.; N. Y.
• ,Int:r37
2,000,000 A). CBES pr .
CHOICE LANDS FOR 'SAIN,,
BY TEE
•
Union Pail* 12ailiviitit Cimrpansf,
• ICABTEM! DIVISIOR t
• . •
• -•
Lying ninng the lne or their rolX@i ,
$l l ,OO TO $6 1 510 Piffi . ACite r •-•
/Lisa do a CREDIT OE 111177 e YEARS. '
• , , •
V°F 'l °A.Ps• 4 0 4 0 0 ," ,
• • ' , JOHN •P. DEVXIIOI744
.T.And (kraamiNdoner, Topeks,..Haneue,
Or CHAS. M. TAM:MOSS. Sneir . ,
nulin • ; Bs4.Loute, Missouri,
, .
SECURITY AND ()weren't , FOR.
,
tit TRAVELING Commualri
. .
ID BARRIS-SAFETY FIRE.JACKET
Car "(eater. and. Moderator
Far MORE ARD ROVAIR 'LURK , dispensing
with-the use of Slimes and Fires in or About the
Passenc
the :/101talicla s a y, with t t h e t :r i p:lnt
t t:
retr i ri wi th out . the poiedbll47fliring the car or
Oars to which the .thenetFilty ha attached. ,
Review obtained of the unite States Lettere Pat
ent for a ilittetriacitet Width IS warranted to resist
the most intense beat that may be, sdplied to 1$ in
. the position and Termite for 'Which. it is' intended.
It Ise sure protection from accidental:lllre, origi
nating from defective dues, or where Iron pipes are
'used as eepductois for sm ote - ur, heat- It. IS sprat•
idleable to ill piping that may become - overheated,
and Is warranted to give , perfect saticinction where.
_wood or other ,accibustible material may be , placed
In close ' proximity thereto.' I am' now ready to ap.
/ity my. invention to stories, dwellings,' facterieg,
ships, atop:oaf:gap, railroad can, 8124-wherever
ppipes as confluatara Are, made dangerous by being
overheated and security desir ed. I wilt kill, on ap.
plication, rights to , manufacture or to uth the above
Invention; ALIO. territorial -rights, •taiteto as may
wish to engage in settllnantivea'ett, either briState
orcounty_ n.f
ciepoiCe at the "NE AIMS, MI , ,PABST'
VORKS,` , corner of ik fOrritreet end the Allegitelp
parley Railroad, N inth . Wardi..Pittelntrogh. Pa.
and Comllsvple Cokei
04;
,MARILET 7:14TE8.
y.attended to.
!! .COALII!
STEWART & CO.,
F. oveil'theirOclgt+ fo
' TY lEi r r.l . M.V.er t
•• •
.ur 4111) 13E00.241 ZLOOII.
. - . , . •
furnish good 1 , 01:10HIC/ORE.,
AL OR BLACK * st the lowest
(their •othee, or . iddressed
Ifni be attended to promptly,'
ARMSTRONG,
JIAL,sn IA
And Manufacturers of,
ert 'a, C0..93
AGBANT
T t
SOAPS
le,Db • ekilfed
u lfedrim*:
Amaustiabh
rho*: • sir"
o,:ittur beikt
of ,laluAd_ ma;
=Ell
s Ayarsvauunturg
`vrci: ti W 47.7 , 1 1, iy,;() •'
Fire. .Iwittrelice Vempluif,
OF . PITTSBUR GH.
thllo,' No l 4i Fin • Sc' Second
my%
0988 assminfAN, liteinuar RIEDLE'S
JEWELRY Blkonn.• •
romrtmcim)lvis#
Robert C. ticimerbt. . , L.3mts litorgatisterti,
Charles Meyran, JOseph Abel,
En!. F. Lang, Adolph' K tabs, 1 .. • •
WM.'CSIT,• • ' . CP'. !Siebert,
:Peter Kell, , - C. J.:l:Schanz; 1
A..Stelnmeref, 31fi r t l i n: H ey i. .. ,
• ROBERT C. SCRIEERTZ, Pres%
L. RORGIANSTEIIIR, Vice Presit.
CHAS. =TRAIT, Treasurer.
. . „
74.. HERROBEE, Secretary
~ • •
The above Company is now fully organized, and
prepared to Mitts FINE HMIS. By careftil atten
tion** .buslness, prudence and • lair dealing. this
Company wild endeavor to merits liberal share of
the patronag of the community. SeS:ril
WN FBMTIELUI!
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALLEGHENY, it4a.
Nice In Franklin Savings Bank-Buildings,
No. 4.33 Milo St., AllewhOvy.l.,
A HOME COMPANY, managed by Dltectora weU
known to the community, who trust by fair dealing
to merit a - altre of , your patronage
1110PiritY IB.WIN.
azo. D. RIDDLIi.
I
Henry Irwin, • D. laPatterson, 'Henry Gerwig,
Geo. E. Riddle, Jacob Frans, Gottleib Faas, ,
Simon Drum, J. B. Smith, Jacob Rush,
W. hi: Stewart, Oh. P. Whlston, Joseph' Cralg, -
Jos.. Lautner, H. ,J. Zinband, Jeremiah Holten.
ap10:035
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO,
or THE ant or AiLseam.
Often, in ALLEGHENY TRUST 13031:Pilfri
BUILDING. • • •
?IRE .121SeRANCI.O ONLY.
JAB. Z. STEVENSON, SecreMtary.A.RTlN • , irestdent.
DIRIECTOREI:
41.. H. zrtg Bah; 10.11.P.WtHlams
no.' A'. Julep, , Jag, Lockhart,
Jae. L. Brabant, Robt, Lea l ;
&to. Brown, Jr. law. Geri
naantrati - •
W ESTERN iN t p u tit i A.N CF COM"'
v L N IPMBI I I4IB I rea l ) "
oc.LD bleu . ral Agent.'
OPA rr al * Terft U entree ff e a
Co.'. are
.house, up stairs, ritteburt4i.
_ Pan
inlure against all Inds of Fire and biaribe
Disks. ..A home Institution, managed by. Director'
who arewell known to the community
o and who are
determined
the 7 ° war Igy dirge li beral i t y
tering the best protection to D 10143 wboMialre to be
insured.
‘ DIRICTOBS: , •
Alexander Nimiek. Joan ft. 'McCune, , '
R. Miller, Jr., Chas. J. Clarke,
James MeAuleY, • William S. 'Evans.
Alexander Speer. Josepb Kirkpatrick.
Andrew Acklett, • Phillip Reymer,
David M. Long, Wm. Morrison,
D. Matson.
pENNSIELVANLIL
•
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURGH
OFFICE. NO. 1673 WOOD STREET, BANE OP
COMAIEBAJE BUILDING: . :•.
This is s Home Company, and • insures against lore
.
by Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER. President. •
C. C. BOYLE. Vice President.
ROBERT PATRICK. Treasurer.. •
HUGH kicELILENY. Secretary.
• Microns:' • -
Leonard Walter, . George
O C.•Borle, Geo. W. Evans, s • '
Robert Patrick., , J. C. I.sope,
Jacob Painter.
J. C. Flelner. •
-Josiah King - John Voegtley,
Ju. H. HoPkins.• - A. Ammon. , . •
Henry. Sprout. .
• • •
AGAINST. BY FIRM.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Co. OF PHILADELPHIA. '
OPIPTCM, 433 & 437 C 7133777 5 -177 Rita eta.
'Charles AT.' klaneker, Mordecai IL L Loma, Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown,
Banntel Orant t • l •:. • • , TENUICIA4,
Jacob K. Bml , r * Edward C. Dale, '
e - •
Feor W. iti ardt, George Pales.
~C HARLES (1. BAN iKEE, Prreident.
EDW. : O. DALE, Vice President.
'W. D. STEELSE, Secretary, isms.
3. GARDNER COFFIN, Aims?.
North' Wert corner Third and Wood Streeta.
' A LLEGMENY INSURANCE CONE.
PANT OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE, No. 31 'MYTH STREET, Bann BLOM
Insnres against all kinds of Fire and liming, Mak
JOHN IRWIN, Jn., President. f
JOHN D. 7dcCORD, Vice President.
C. G. DONNELL, Secretary,
CAPT. Wg. DEAN. General Agent.
DIBECTOrte: - -
John IrtrlnJr.,' Orpt Wm. Dean.
John D. hiord, B. 14. Fattnestacik,
C. G. Hussey, ' W. H. Everson,,.. •
HerveyChilds, ' Robert H. Davis,
T. J. Hoskinson. Francis bolters, '
Charles Hays, Capt. J. T. Stockdale. -..
pEOPLES I INSURANCE COM-
0 1 / 7 10E. N. Z. CORNER WOOD & FESTR BTh.'
A tiemelComPolrh Latin Tire end *ikript Matt
• .
P. Phillips, - • apt. Jejltit. Rhoads,
lan Watt, Samuel P.
John Parks, .karlea Arinickle,
Capt. James )er, aredit. Brush,
Wm. V6ll Kirk, Wm. F. Lang,
James D. Verner mune' HcCrickart
WM. PHILL Prealdeut. -
JOHN WATT,: ice Pmeident. •
W. F.OARDNEH, !Secretary. • .
CAPT. JAS. GORDON. ',lepers' Agent.
. . ,
MERCHANT TAILORS.*,
p
namincEuk.w; , • , l , 4l-r.x..te,
,;. . . .
Ro 11101.4 faiIITEITIELDITZEXET, FiTTEII3 MOIL
• Keay. constantly on hand a fine ssaorttrent of
CLOTHS' CASSIMERES VESTINGt,
GENT'S 1977.1418i1114 GOT" . cogyrtv
OLOTRIttIi MADE TO ORDER . tholatest style.
HENHY atzt.El4,,
• 11413 4 71 ANT 11 . 1 440 n,
No. Ir 3 131112 VPIELDNPNENT, Pictabiagh, Pa.
Cloniiontly on band, I'UU aiwortniest, of CLOTHS '
CtAgidTMERES, VtBTINCK .10. . 5P 20 :48 . 1
D'
•
AJ,FF4:ICO, *WM
aitore
•;..,
N 14144 w , . Allegh eny,
Have .1111 i received a large and well aelecied stook of
FINE EIVIUSO
SoltablO for a first oloso sionoin trado, Also.aline'
flock of DENT!Ii PITRAIBII4I44,O9OIDS.
IsITHOG•IUI.PHERS.
- -
SAM/AMIN 81111§11111. ' oAhts.
QIN WPRIL ca T tTeitI LEIt Succesgors'
kit°'fi Co..
PRACTlCAL'LltirlitieltitipirEntW-'
.The L ottl i c:teautlOstvigrapPitsicirosbuibuient Welt
otthp onutalge., 41tugneps Canis -Letter liottdoh.
Baran; bels,CtroStarp s show ems DlP, lol 9as•.._
rettttritlfsiftewavOttrtltkuttes P 06 1% ` ll° '"'
Vil 3:l "C t •iulh 4114.* and Th ird !Ont.,
taburgh • I • ' '
%1=!1,4173U 1 / 1 1DEMEr., '
AI4IAIK J DICK* /
RPNTEIt AND J4VILIJER,
•< • '
o. airlirlontLVANlA AVINUR,
Hial t atit Arcstreet. t. iluttbarirth .<11•44 1 4 44. Wc4 1411
9r '
Jobids; 40iis fifth Leilitiea :Dawntpiiie,h.o. A u
ordeatootoottr attended to, sad hastio n
•<• ' -
MI
o==.2
fmr4o4:Rw. •
xrArtriteris"ucro -A
rAW. or
tRIVICROSS lIIIISTRELg,
THESTAR TrourE OF. THE WORLD.
THIS EVENING.,
GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME,
"ALL )NEW,BEAUTIFUL ANTI:OIII.A.CTIVA,
Cernelittling.trlth fttegrest,new butiesquigof
UNDER -- TIIE GrA18444:3114T.
" a /I: its ACenin °tie r eti.
TWO GRAND pEnknanamass,
TOMORROW, 4113 . rIOLY+ :
Afternoon, commencing
_at 51,,o'ciock; Night, at 6
--• , • -
• IarOURN.ELIA
MUSEUM - EXHIBITION
Comprising_ WORKS-OF 'ART and -131EliAT NAT.
I URAL LIVING CURIOSITIES,
rifth .i: t l; ee rl o t p ANlAlVlrt si g . ALL,
, Canis f' Admission 145 omits. Len , Th e p a pe t TlAtall,
S o'clock A. ra. to 110. P. nn8:013
arGRAND . (
0111) FELLOWS' PICNIC ,
, . BTMECHANICS' LODGE, NO, 9i
AT NOICVS UROTA: ROSS' RATION.
(ABOVE
JULY 4TH, 1868.
iv. Train, will leave the Western Penna. and
grifiLTLyi4 t e LYl" , i ' h s e ee irt.Pg r i'aS T a l gtireTa i l i r
'way.
rgErFOURTH OF JULIt
• • 1112LEDRATION AND, PICNIC
Eagle Vire COmliany,
.
AT IifeICEE'S _BOCK&
-
The Eagle Fire Colipany will , holdlegrand Cele—
bratlen and Picnic at 31uKEE'8„110CES, July 4th.
Easy °raceme by Hoat and Mailebeiter ears.
The steamer ads Reds. No. 51 will leave from the
foot of Market Street aa follows: 9inil.lll o'clock
A. m. r and Si and EX pa lc
All are invited to attend. l7l
--President.
'Secretary.
. . .
Itar"THE GRANDEST EELEI
TION Q e THE StAboll;
.•
ON SATURDAY , JULY: 4t h,
A CRANO'CELEBRATION
. .
• - • witt. BE intp
13 - I..EN*IpOI3 .43 4 1 - 40:470
In AID OF THE PRAI4BBTOWN SCHOOL. IThe
best Band In the city has been engaged for the °sea ,
alon. Dlimervvlll be served up In the best of atvle.
EVery arrangement has been made togive all , who
attend aim agreeable time. Trains will leave the De
pot of the Pittsburgh a Oonnthsvllleßallkoad every
Jrno.. Thompson,•_
Jas. Myers,
C. C. Boyle, -
Jacob Hopp.
arLA.DIEfP • !
FAIR AIM STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
• • FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
II,
ROSS STREET M. E..CHURCR:
A FAIR AND FESTIN7AI,,,rIII ,be held at LA.
F A Yr.•I'TE
Every ' Evening Dualsafr" .11Ite Present
Week, and on. Saturday Afternoon.
For the benedt, of the. Boas; STIIENT Al. E.
CHURCH. A doe net' or Sllver Ware and a Gold
headed Cane are to be 'voted tor:. t, • •
Admission AlB! cents, '4110 . 101ns : ; tee Cream or
Ettrawberritli; . • • Je5l
. .
noV
. .
WORMED SOCIAL , PICNIC.
••Tsti.4TH
ZVLV,
A Grand Social-Picnic will be given at PATTER
/302PS GROVE, -
7841irint„ floor s , New.Belighten.
Under. the auspices of the, Ladies of SI., Joseph's
CP.T ., egatlon. ' Ample , an ansement a have been.
mad • and snood time IS expected.: -
Accommodation Train will Acme Bea
ver Tails ror,Allesheny Cifl at eillkitt the evening
thiparties codling home. " 171:1119
GROVE. •
LINDEN: GROVE having been fitted up in the
most superb style, with a large and elegant, Plat•
form. beautliblly shaded, large Dining Boom and
two excellent bars !s now ready to tent to PIO
NICS,'.PARTIES4 SUINDAY . ,SCFIOOI. CELEBES..
TIONS„ dm., on the most:reasonable terms.
_Parties holding Picnic!, &c., , . find it to their
advantage to secure the (trove:
The Grove .1s easily tumeuelble,' being but a few
steps from th e Oakland Railway Station, whose cars
run regularly every fifteen minutes. ..
/EP YOrterms, &C., apply at the
OFFIer OF TiIE•qAKLAND. RAILWAY CO.,
?nY B :Pet
sump HOUSE,
ATLANTIC - CITY,
.N%
This first class' Hotel will open tbr. the Season 011.
251 h June. , Term 5,63.210 per day;APO per week.
Address • • iicear
R. Tsor, Proprietor,
(Formerly of Con re Cape Island; and Me—
tropoiltan Ittutet; logien, D. C.).=.:::
• H. 8. , -The mu d( 'be 'be under : the direction of
Ur: CARL SETVPA, 'e2:rls7
A NEw RESORT.
-TB LAIR MUM i t iti giewx , p a.,
(On the line of eriicleetaWn Franklin Railroad,
one hours ride from Franklin.) This house le
large. new and commodious, well furestihed, bag
billiard town; ten-pin alleys anCeovereSl prome
nadesri . it En the banks of OF misa,ChartuiVr
Vti in America. abounding In'ash, and ad
:mole for sailing :purpones, in:roundest with Sul
phur el:min/P. romantic...scenery. de. .It, Ic the beat
sumUler restart in the liltate. A ddreed:
S. 2'.7ILIFSNNEDY."PretiIetor.
BUSINESS CHANGES
Nonce.
.• • .
The inide' ed his associated with him to
basinesig,'datini to 'April Ist; 18819,,,Mr. AL—
FRED-kn. WALL his son ABA n 4 lllLLlftriE.and
LOUIS ENGLERT. The lave of the firm to be J.
J. GILLESPIE d 00. •Ji - J GILLESPIE.
:Referring tit the above. the s undersiiied eke.
pleasure in stating that they willeontituie the
LOOKING GL/Kg .lIND PICTURE BUSINEKS,
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At 06 street. . *here they Intend to offer, ja.
ductinents to purchasers second tone Range in the
United butes. •
4.l..cinazairavat. co.
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r 111 71THOII81; Ase , Oc4Arioil .otrlLOlNfiel, Noe.
I slid* B i , eleir Scow. noseurgb. 1 . 46. Special
. attenticn• given. tOlne•deoignilig and. building of
1/ nMur RptrkiES'ind 147.111.10, BUILD/Nett
itr nTttv ZuA's NO A3.eters AinitlStr
ation oat tATE
OR MAJOR. dee'd„
have been granted td.thenatiscribcr, :parsons to-,
trebled to said estate are requested to maze, brow:di
me paymin , and those having clainur against the
bane will present them, dUly, authenticated for set-
Menient,,to , ide CUTHBERT,
mybiapAer. • • No. do Smitbileldtreet.
.6tuntno:- itiegiozrott FOR
saLE ,:- qucom - finiatgetaci-atm. r .tot t ik
Jog Rouse..well built, conventadly arranged and/
good order; ball. aelrell rooms,*cellar; okai bonsai,
large gsrqen. ete/ Valuable lot or grconitile 0 feet
fronton *Ditheidge"atreer by ,. 160' deep. • Entente .itt
bale iron thikland., fleet' line of . Street Calk.
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7. ;3 1 required ! 1 ' with border and
e ters in plain or eltiatsrpthettain lithe; forar t z ,
PlarPose, m m 3-40 feet wide , at the Oil
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