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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-02-11

Eep@EgsOga 9 &c.


HAVE just opened their new Store in can
derson's Row. Of buildings, nearly opposite the
Gazette Office
Their stock Of Boots and Shoes for men, wo-
men and children, is certainly t1e best and
cheapest that has ever been brought to Bedford,
for three reasons.
First On account Of the pressure Of the
times, they have been laid in at 80 cents on the
dollar less than what was paid last yFar for the
same goods.
Second They were bought for CASH, and
the usual discounts made.
Third They We're bought in much larger
quantities than dry goods merchants buy them,
and consequently were bought much lower.
If this is doubted, the evidence is on the stand
at the counter.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
The store room has been 50 arranged as 10
have a separate apartment for the Ladies, pro-
vided with comfortable chairs and stools where
they cat sit and talk, or buy shoe. as they
please.
Pickles and Fru3s.
In connection with the shoe business, all
kinds of Pickles, Fruits and Preserves will be
kept, including Pine Apple, Peach, StIawber-
ries. Cherries, Brandy Peaches, Catsupsl Mixed
Pickles, HOLSTERS, &C., &c.
"A e. s. G.
The best, and most general assortment oi
Tobacco and Cigars, will be kept constantly on
| hand.
As there is no Store of this Kind kept 10 this
county, the Propretors are determined 10 keen
1t right, and sell at the lowest living poGts.
4. A.-EERGUSON s co.
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Law NOTICE.
". :. BIER, Attorney at La

= 41~--+~%3 --0S~- ~ I%O -1|-''
WILL practice regularly in the Courts o
Bedford County hereafter. He may, during
Court Weeks, be consulted at his room at the
Washnghton Hotel.
Nov. %, 1853.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-02-11

EesS89RS1 a. SER&9AaE4E EaAs
AVE formed Partnership in thr Practice
L Z of The Law. G5- Office nearly opposite
yet GozeAe Office, where one or tie other may
at all times be found.
Bedford, Get %, 1919.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-02-11

For the Hair, Jockey Club and new mown
Hay Pomatums, Phalon's Invigorator, &c. SC.
can all be had atDr. Harry's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

BANK DEP,sTNESr, ALR,SY Asgus; Is, 1889.
V'HE Securities held in trust by the Superintend
mt q the Banking D. partu-u .or the LAKE AAHOPAC
BANK a. di,4u. BArk csted Asaopsc Pa,lam County
having been converted TITO hereby
h1-i, Il he fess.-ta circulating !s,-rd s,d BAk
that such n Be redeemed BY Superintendent
q Ill, the COu ercis Baak { Absny
Absry \ JAS N. coon :. 2-siz.-I.-...
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NJ PIANO-EORTES

WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in
w GRAND PIANOS
STElNWAY SONS invite artists ard he pubic general
- call and examine their newly .iHyened OVERSEEING
sRAND PIANO, which for and quality Of tome. pro-
by have
tmiuct Il; whom the best musical
saeh X GOd6eck Tn Harsn tEaitoT u TIE Musical
Review, L. c. Hi, w A. King W Mason, Ii. & TinIn h
4. Woli-nhsart, A. ID. Wood, sSi msny others
STEINWAY L SONS
Manufacturers Nor. 80 and "a was-rst.. New Yors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

BOARD Or TRUSTEES
FpFDpRrCK y WINSTON WILLARD FILLMORE.
i6ts L f. pRTyS ALEX W. BRADFORD,
WILLIAM MOORE, JOHN N SIuAhL.
JOSEPH BLUNT, GEOkGE X LAM,
iSHhC GpFEN PEARSON SAMUEL NJ CORNELL,
InfS II SWIFT LICIUS ROBINSON
W. ! Ri1SKFR SAMUEL d. BABCOCh,
WILLIAM BkTTS, HaMLlN bLhhE;,
JOHN p YEIVFRTON, DAVID HOADLEn,
JOHN WADSWORTH, HENRY A SM1Ihr,
ALFRED EDWARDS, WILLIAM ' bhhOi'
w SMITH BROWN, W p. DODGE
RICHARD PATRICK, GEORGE . CUE,
WILLIAM II. POPHAM WIN h STkOnG;
IySITReTrs FDGF RTON NATHANIEL HAYDEN,
EZRA WHEELER, WILLIAM ~ EhM r.
CFPIAS n NORTON JOHN H. DENELIN.
FREDERICK 5. WINSTON, President.
ActuaIy-SHEPPsRD HoMASs
Secre,aiy-IsAAc ABBATT. :, ,
Medical EXaminer-hiSTUR> POSI- NJ ~.
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A w De p A K Il NJ L N I

ii A
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
Board Regents the University Of Michigan III March
iS established Lew Department therein and appointed tie
following Professors, viz; -
Hon JAMES V. CAMPBELL
Justice Of the supreme Court of Michigan,
Hon CHARLES l. WALKER
Hon THOMAS NJ. COOLEY.
Professors assigned the various branches ~
the Law IN all its departments including Constitutional Inter
nsona MARITIME Commercial and Criminal Law Medical Ju
sisyps and the jurisprudence OF the United States
Instruction given by Lectures, Recitatons Examinations,
Moot and Club Courts and BY other methods best calculated To
attain fun AID practical know sdee of the subject
The Course extends through Of two yess each term
oig the LIST of Ocobe and closing le last week III
March following.
enter Of the Students will
the University Law Library which 10 be- mmc aiaiy
pooud but in view OF the merely nominal charges to whcn
viii he subject they expected provide tor themselves
thr ordinary Text Books which they will have
their
The charges $40 Msculston Fee. aud g. annually
incideitSls
The Of Bachelor Of Laws viii be conferred those
complete the Course and approved examination
further Information viii be application either
the Professors Detroit the University
Ann AItcT, any Member OF the Board OF Regents
The Beard u Regents confidently expect from the emineuce
and PRACTICAL sk the Professors, the tug Of the
changes and the hne spirit With which the establishment OF the
Departments 10 be everywhere greeted by the public that
the Law Department val position with the older
Dstitutioos ~ the country
BY order Of the Board Of Reg-nta
J. EASTMAN JOHNSON
t. L. BANTER Law Committee
d. MCINTYRE.
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Jnsuranee Companies.

A MEXICAN LIFE INSURANCE ara IkOSi
y conpsSy-SOTICE- DIVIDEND of FIVE DOL-
LARsPER SHARE vi b. psd 10 TIE sockhodeIs ot thls
COMPANY their authorized attorneys upon ine q
hsir certificates Office No % "ad ST. Ne~
Nh xhd sfer the ljth Say 81 sept next
49,, ia is.9 GEORGE r. TALMAN, Assignee.
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nv III V G U A K ID L A
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF nEW-NORK.

JJEF INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NETWORK.
oFFIcEE
CONTINENTAL BANK BtILDiE3,
No : Nassau-st,
il ,,af-i 70 issue Policies the Usual follows VIZ
Policies in favor o. payable to the wife ee from tue
claiu OF creditors.
Policies payable stairrss specific age or P'ya"e III case
of death before attaining such age
Poicie. granted creditors the live, 81 then debtors
Policies granted for any nunli-f Of yeaf'
Premiums paysbIe in casa, qsteSy, seui'aanuay or an
nutliy.
DECLARED every yesrs sad tina ,ups belong
ins 70 tie policy holders returned TO ,heu.
JAMES ". HALgTED. President.
HENRY ". G,HsGaS Secretary.
j. SMITH HoaA>S, JR., Actuary.
DIRECTORS
I,NFS It SOITTER VIM T. HOOKER.
DOUGLAS ROBINSON. d. GOLDEN MUkkAI,
THOMAS RlGNEf. JAMES r. huotbhS'
JOHN T. AGNEW. JAMES r. CON.
WM. NJ VERMILYE, ROBERT soUrrER'
ARCHIBALD IL LOWRY JAMES ". HALSrED.
JOHN j. CRANE. FRANCIS w. TArrAN'
EDWARD A. LAMBERT, WIN A BRoWH,
CHARLES ABERNETHY BENZ. M. wHiTLOCK,
MN ALLEN EFT. IL. GIBSON.
EDWARD ID. SPRAGUE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

JOEE NUN ROE s. ca
j AMERICAS BANKEo1
a., SRTF DY Ia PAX PARIS
AnS n, WaLI-ST. NEW YORK .,-.
n, ~ rTTSrr pa OF CPE DIT COR NBRCtNrlLE rls-
PObEs Also CIRCULAR LETIhfo - St.rioi. % - 49,
acpsl 1u1us 81, It'les ., -,v
ERAECT BELGIUM 1ALY.
49, 49, TI1ur-,rN spaiH GFEHAEr.
IRELAND. PORLIosL su1c-ns'a
HOLLAND. sNIIL thDAND S"-N-'N
ATHENS CoasrAsTlhoPhs' Lefs!.,.v
CaIPD BEYROJr JE8tSAn.s'
-, &c
Bills 90 PARIS. AZ Sterling Bib, A. 'ooo " D h9'
q IT. for a. ia s1-Us . srt,r
A VCIfST BELMONT & Co. BANKERS, no.
a s. Watt, is.u. LETTERS OF CREDIT "a TsEs-t
ip al ns.-t Of the word :hr 20 Se<s's NO.
ehas % Pal. Gl-dp TrEkf- as2,s' AZ Ne.i' aaa 0sS
eo-es,sOS-ats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

rsps RONI, ri, -.acan ber SCHOOL. No. 10
Vl We. zen q. beiss .,aS 10 "A v,ac1 fsS oa. pupils.
with privilege q praetior.
NIISS SPALDING wouid resPecdtiaIs inform
wi her fr~nd. su6 BE pb that be- boARpiSG .na
ORR on TUESDAY. ssv,emb., IS
ANS GIBSON, No. 3. Union Square, New
VI ~ VII r.-oo-n her BOARDING aad DAY SCHOOL
foI yoaIs is8ie,. on WEDNESDAY Septemo'iIt
%IME. F. REICHARDs French aud EngII.h
vi BOARDING spd DAY SCHOOL. e y.g Z, haze. No
y Wes, 22a5-.t viii re OPEN IN THURSDAY, SIP. 10
DOCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE. MACK,
II on tn Bnd.otThs ext term wi begin sep, = me
Annual Ca sa1e asd Crcgr ms. Pgbi.bId aud may be
led Of Mts-rs. Clark Austin Smith No f.Is Tow l. >
Grower esq '''''T L. 'as' aANsfIELD PTiacp,
MISS BALIOW w;ll reopen her SCHOOL for
WI YoUnG LADIES at No u East 2@d'i' between
Broadway and lhsy, sep;eHbeI y.
MISS HAVENSs BOARDING and DAY
wi SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES Mis-, HANENS re'pect.
uy informs ur friends sad ps:ru' thst harg removed i,2n
NJ 81 stI-.t sbe will reopen her BOARDlNG sHd DAi-
establishment, No ~ madi.n Az Hs'y 1iu 'eo no
house north Of 39th-st n "EDhLsDAl; ssp- -. 81
facilities fr imps1tns thorough and finished educa,"n 20 nT
pupils win continue TO be a,.pa,',d IN me city frsS SSo
CIl,r win references ana may Be had at her residence
81 NJ. s@sS No 4il Brosd Tsy Randolph No eas
Bcadwsy stag provided To- jsy scholars residing Al dis
CCHOOL ard HOME EDUCATION.-french
Al En2i.b Classical end Commercial BOAhDNO aui DAi
SCHOOL with fue pay gouId and gymnasium sacheo rs
a. and 40 Wfs 2,hs, bstVeen piOsdwsy and ochs' Hh
LOUIS ERNST take. barge Of United nanoeI Of boys only
1--WE FALL TERN OF the SUBSCRIBERS
SCHOOL for Boy. 10 Poa,hkeeps WI w SR% RG
ESQ Publisher, No. 1le Nsssu-st n y =, ,,.,
V'UE MISSES ROIIR aDd MRS. TUFTS
WILL REOPEN THEIR
FRENCH and ENGLISH BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL,
No. % ~ eft sd -. nsar STRAY,
On MONDAY, Sept. ~.
INUE FALL SESSION of the POUGHkEEP-
L SIP IN " COLLEGIATE SCHOOL opens on the 18th OF
kDsyTt ftcsss Boarding rcol for boys For circulars
s3dress G. T. WARRlNG OTIS BlSbEE,
Successors % Charles Bartlett.
TIIAKRYTOWN INSTTUTE.-Clrculars slyns
o.rticn.s can bs obtained al z. G0ODEEOUGh,s BOOK
or. I22 Nsssaus n. Y. or Of A NEWMAN, AN, Prncip>
VXTM. LEGGETTs CLASSICAL FRENCH,
w AND ENGLISH SCHOOL No sz5 Broadvsy, corner
Of lq-h.,t will be reop~ued on EONDAf, sept u 'Hcu
lar, al the School, LOCKWOOD MI las NO Z1j iOth
GOO SN ASHLAND lNSTITUIE sod
Sps)& sDJs MUSICAL ACADEMY, C,sh'l Noun am.
sfua MS ieher received time Particulars a san
ford ESQ zS9 Waers, Rev. II. Fox, I'M Ashland, N.Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

CHICAGO CITY BON S-SEWERAGE
~ LokNS-The Bonds bear Pr Interest. Coupons
Payable Janray sld July N Newiors sad mature IN
iS The psymen; Of Interest And sinking IL provided
~ annual Tb- -Etir- deb. Of the City Of Chicago 10
30 . e which las been contracted slricty rsarci
pa purpo.ea FOR sale BY ASHLEY NORRIS
No u :xcaaasr-plao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22
CITY or NEw-YoRX: DEPARTMENT OF PiSAScs,
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Angus. l. 1853.
PROPOSALS for Si66 coo CENTRAL PARK


CONIEOLLEk's OFFICE. Auzust |. 1883 \
PROPOSALS for Si66. 600 CENTRAL PARK
L IMPROVEMENT FUND SrOCK.-Seal-d proposals viii
1889 81 ooock m TIE will - publicly opened
Tor the Whole part Of the -Four Huadr- and
SiyySJ thousand SIX Hundred Dollars of the Central Park
npoy' men, td sock # the City Of New York authorized
By q the State Legture entitled An for :he
Regulation sue Government OF tie Cer.r PARK passed Apfi
H. 1851 utudd April 49, 1882 and By ordinance OF The
Common Council approved by the Mayor July ., 1889
The stock vii consist Of four thousand hundred and
sixty shares of hundred dollars each share
pryrs The remainder Of the authorized b. issued
SO tFl for the improvement II the Central PARK IL bears
uteTes; 81 the Of nuu payable
yesrly from taxation ard the pucpa fedeeinAbe from The
si king Fund for the Redemption the City Debt
DAY 81 Arsu hsI such being
pedse al the fais AID its applrTenancss
The proposals VII tn 4 stock desired and the
viii BE- required deposit with the Chamberlain the city
within five days altar the opng q tn bids hall o; the
AWARDED 20 them respectively including the premium he
whole
The remainder tbc awarded viii BE- required
b. paid Chamberlain the oth day OF November
On preventing receipts Chamberlain for such
she Controller biooes viii D. entitled certificates
fo equal amounts o the value Of th- stock bearing
from The oates q such De po-it
Eah pro should be scaled up and niorsed Propo,.
for Ceutr PARK Improvement. Fund Stocksnd the proposal.
thus sealed and inood put II second envelope sealed AID
addressed 90 the Controller
TIE sti ]. reserved the part Of the Controller esc any
all al the bids If considered Necessary protect promote
b. Interests o. The tl.y RObI I. HAWS, Controller.
Department Of tnsroe, Controllers ofhee, Aug l. 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BOOKS
IN t SUBSCRIPTION Of 600 to the oapt. SO X Of the
MECHANICS BANK OF MISSOURI,
for the theI Branch Kansas Cy opened st the
Bsr o. the Commonwealth in this city.
Two pr will b. required be paid st the time Of subsc5p
ton 81 The bs'snce within period of sS,y days
The Mechanics Bank Of HssCun located a. 81 os, with
.Ap,tsl 600 with Brsuches Wes,oa, WARSAW aud
Kansas City.
The psrru. BaEk With It's Branches o. Weston and Warsaw
tesr+in operation 1850 since that period ess
and paid annual odeuds Of cent beside set
ting aside cout-g f1na of per semi annually.
For further Information, reference IL inside 20
Mn, " OODRIFF Co, CHILD PRATT Co.
DOAN KING & Co. and L D. MORGAN L Co.
GEORGE ELLIS, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

EUGENE THOMSON, Auctloneer and Broker
IL No. - Nisl-s; buys snd sells STOCKS and BONDS ct
brot,r,' Board. INSURANCE STOCK a. private sAe Table
OF Insurance S;ocks sent upon application
I EAVENWORTH CITY BONDS-lO PER
~ CkNTThe'e Bonds A-e issued for Municipal Purps-s
ard July l. 1874 Interest 10 Per cent payable
Annually N Ne~iok Total indebtedness Of the city July
-! ga ~ value OF city property and ass lo2
sssrssed value Of sxsb.-s about porla.ioa aooI,
l2oo0. For saie By ASHLEY 4 NORRIS.
NJ. 50 TX hang place y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROA|
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. q,
On and ater Wednesday. June 1883 trains wiz iesvs
n. station New York - follows:
ror WiLamsbridge-7:B and $50 . m. ~ ana s'St
Hor White Plan,-ll:S a "a 400 ard $50 p. IN.
For White P,ans-6:l5 p M from White and Centres"
Yor Dover Pla.ns-&:50p N.
Tor Abany-s:;oa IN, Nail Train
Returning vii Leave
Dover P'sns, 53H m.
Whi.- Plains 500 ard TOO . M 3 500 anh6:y p n
Wilhamsbn6se. SO snd e:Ss . m: i;o AL ? N
Albany, II ~ D "a. Mail Trsia- .Iss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

THE ERICSSON CALORlC ENGINE The
ERICSSON ENGINE 10 extensively Used al over the coua
The Cuciis Pr-s hes follow respecting i: The
Daily Pres iiIusy reception Of Letters tom Northern,
Western southern Eastern 6tses, making inquiries
relative 20 Great Ericsson over hundred letters
thus swrred.
Diameter 4 cylinder. ...2i in Weight Of uus
Power Of s. horse. COMPOSED Iron AID brass
Motive pweT.....bot all Engine occupies 30 feet BY
lee engine drive Hoes double cylinder press usu.
BET pei hour Of impressions u Daily Pres $500; often of
ful $50 fuel per hour We employ only the
complement hand. necessary for The press, NORMALLY the
engine q s IT, Tie saving pocket Of csoc
over dollars pr day We believe the day fat
spproach when the viii be- universally used What
blessing he world No explosions Thee engines
b. had s. No loi DusLe-st. JNO. Z. hIrCHlNG.
CTEAM BOILERS.-New and second hand Boil
~ Gom twenty horsepower. Inquire Of address
WN. FlNNEY Co., No l67 Waterst., Brooklyn, L. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting At New. Hampton with the Delaware Lam
wanna and Western Railroad, and Easton with the Log
Valley Railroad. .
York for fas'o1 and informed places from Prr No
North River .7:T and IL IS and At M fof Soos
VILE BY the above trains spd at 5f5 The above tr.rs %
q. Elizabeth with the New Jersey Railroad w.
leave New York from foo. q Courtlsndts, o. 14o snz
w. ana aud p. L..
The IL 45s train from New Yorf mshes Close conn,
at Esston with the Lehgh Valley Railroad, and thens
East Pep~sylyaIa Railroad Reading without canz- can
and conpecs at Reading direct for Potye and H.sbcr
Passengers for the Delaware, Lsckavsnna and Wes'era ~
road will leave 73 onyi FOR Leheb Valley Kaif0s"
1880 and ii as only. - 1870.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

4 HORACE WATERS PIANOS and MELODEOf5, for
aeph purity Of and durability unsurpassed Prices
es.ons6c Second hand Pianos sod Meodeons from SIS 10
$50 Pianos and Melodeons rsut Monthly payments
c.iyed for Piano, HORACE WATERS Agent No asS Brosd
.sy TestssoH1is "The Horace Waters Pianos knowl
,aors the very best" Evarsi We sp-sk Of their
rrts from personal knowledge -" ChristIn l.;o2>ater
"Wste. Meodeous challenge comparison with the
Snes. made anywhere In the county .'-A)~e Jou@a+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
II 1850 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1854

For Boston sa (exl SIS p. m tex For H.rtfa'd y
spng6.ldS am ex) 3l5 (exD For nnsccut Rvs 10
road 10 Montreal tex ana S;l5 p Ia lex 70 Sortasa,
ton. For New Haven New London end SNnngon RsiLsN
8 and g. IS For Canal Railroad 10 NoftAaui2oa
3 (exl and l2i5 For Housstouic Railroad sa IN -
5:l5 p, IN. For Nausauck Railroad. a M, 3l5 p u "a
Uanbury and korwalk Railroad. :, %. m, $3.50 m.
JAMES h. uOYT, Sapetinsendeat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

STRAlJON, SANFORD & CO., Importers o.
~ HAVANA CIGARS, NJ. 80 Beaver william oSe
or sale all ssdcs Of HAVANA CIGARS Of their irots
non either IL bond fg export 81 ffon store, duty paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22
Matbinerp.

EOk SALE at BARGAIN-A 3-horse power
Il PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE and BOILER, very com
tl.te also Locomotive Boiler, yerX little used will be
.old together or separate. Can be r. WATERWAYS
NJ. 80 Chetrys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22
INSTRUCTION.

n psv % GAGE A. NJ Phudpsl-Firs;-c Il 1ard
ingscri Male and Female. Advantages: Healthy location
s. Il access thorough instruction from expeencea acneI
In.unssed In Music Plating Fel Term "i lf"esHs
ooxn. August 25 Board aud Common Enslish - fef
slIeoisn &C. address the Principal, Or GEO W CcNiGh1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
sunday In Chicago.

Sunday In Chicago,
TIE Chicago Times Of the Sd ns gives the folio wing
CITY last Sunday
The exerc,pes which will take place to-day are OF va
RED interesting and useful character Au the churches
viii be open for divine worship ut tue ususl hours
the German stadt theatre North Wells street. VII
liam Boetrer will appear in one of his best roles The
pay is Toe Old Player and his Chld'' comcal cha.
picture 10 five acts, from the French OF L. Both
First ac-rhe First Sweetheart second actThe Theatre
Rehearsal; third acThe Eocuton Tutor: fourth act
Still Accomplished; fifth actBehind the Curtain After
the perior Grand theatre ball. with full orchesta
led In person by the music director
In the Concert Garden corner OF North Wells and Df
vision Streets grand sacred CONCERT will be given Tho
pxieor announces that the Light Guard band will per.
or some Of their stirring sacred pieces and that aoOd
beer, shade trees and other comforts" may be enjoyed
Pc promises TO de everything in his power 10 entertain
his guests and invites those who cannot get iao the ON.
nbus foot This 10 one OF the pleasantest gar.
deps On the north sde
IieDhaber Teater reutoria South Canal street
pre,zeun farce in one sct bylKotsebu After which,
'sTbe Citizen Geueral,na one act comedy by Goethe
After the theatrical perfoy nance dance From two u
ak p NJ grand sacred concert varied by exercses in
declamat on Admntancc 10 the whole free. The pro-
prje,or prsye for full audience
Kruseosrk HeIter,s beautiful summer Rarter IN Cot
tsce Grove will be opened to day for tho OF
vsters II ia well furnished and well stocked with frat
rate ccee Swltzer casa lager beer pretzel Lmberser
case cakes, bya,vurst Won Bolosna fruit, wines &c
Those who love 10 look upon green trees and green
si, find NO ocsIty vbeye the face Of naturc 10 woe
beautifully spread out than in Cottage Grove The horse
railway viii CARR ysters direct 10 tha rarden for ina
small sun OF Eve cents a head
grand concert and ball VIII be given 10 day by Jacob
Mstt ON Canal street near el;s' tavern Tbe entsrta
reu2 IA free ana includes hsndsoe caroussI ne nro
Dr,tor informs the public that good eating and drnsnr
ard si,ontlve waters will be on hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

MnrEs-RIrCtsr AT Trinity chapel, on Wednesday,
July 8, by the Rev John Henry Hoosrt, d. D FRANK II
hnlTa va of Augusta, Ga, W JULIA d., daughter Of
Vim. X. Kiiohsn. OF tbis city.
sMsn-wAAD I'm Btcog,yn, on Tuesday, July 8, at The
rescepce OF the BRIDES isber by the Rev Mr. reenes
Mr.. DANlsL Smith, OF Queers cosnry, L. L, to MAGGIE
VAsL, Of she former pisde
SluEDLs-kCcAssH On Sunday, July 8, by the Rev
McAieer, JoE SruKaixs, OF tins city TO Mrs. JUILA
NcCAtslN. OF Brooklyn.
WKiIEE-UsDEsBIIL In Hewburg, on Monday, Juiy q
by tie Rev Mr. Beach, Mr. NELSON VELLgg Mas AMELIA
O USpRRpII, elcest daughter Of David Uuderh.A Esq
al a New York
WISH LEs-WERKs AT Washington heights, N. Y, 90
Mono sy, july 4. BY he Rev. g. Pelyz or New YORK
william II WIBKalRY, OF the city, 70 MARY A
WksBs eldest daughter Of Jeremiah Weeks Of yorktown
WestShsaeer county, N Y.