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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

MINING AccIDENT.-A miner named Oliver
Caro- was severely injured on Tuesday of last
week, at Scott's Flat, on Deer creek, about six
miles above Nevada. He was working in a
shaft which was about hundred feet in depth.
and the gravel was raised by means of steam
engine. A tub OF gravel had been lifted near
ly to the surface, when the pulley was acciden-
tally thrown out of gear and it fell to tae bot
tom. Mr.. Caro- il appears had stopped over.
and the tub struck him on the back and side,
and knocked him senseless. As the tub was
falling the engineer jumped on the break, which
checked the descent of the tub. otherwise the
man would doubtless have been instantly kill
ed. He was raised to the surface as soon as
possible, and his wants have been properly at
tended to by the Odd Fellows, of which Order
he is a member. He is now in q fair way TO
recover.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

DEPARTURE.-Maj F. N. Trail, Of MONEYS
Flat, in this county, leaves for the East on The
steamer of the 5th proximo. Major Trail is an
old and esteemed citizen, whose connection
with this county dates from early in 1881. Dur
ing this period the vicisitudes of California life
have been peculiarly his, but success has at
last rewarded his integrity and Industry. He
leaves for the purpose OF bringing out his fami-
~, and making the State in which he has so
long sojourned his permenent home. He takes
with him many kind wishes for prosperous
journey, aud numerous war m friends will well
come his return to this county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

GuLEsrIE's ORcHAnD.-The orchard Of Mr.
A. c. Gillespie, on Gold Flat, we believe, Is
more forward than any other in this neighbor-
hood. The trees we're planted four years ago.
and are now loaded with fruit-the apples and
peaches having already ripened. The apples
are excellent, and the peaches though not so
large as many brought from the valleys, are OF
superior favor. Mr.. Gillespie has our thanks
for samples OF fruit from bis trees.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

Fraternity, held in this place last Saturday eve
ning, il was determined to go on and erect a
Hall for the use of the Order. Committees were
appointed to procure suitable lot, and receive
proposals for constructing building. The
sits for the Hall has not yet been selected, but
several desirable lots have beer offered, and
definite action will be taken next Friday eve
ming
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

CHILDREN POIsoNED.-Two Of the children Of
Mr.. John Keyes, who lives on q ranch about a
mile and half from Nevada, one about three
and the other two years Of age. were taken sick
on Thursday morning last, aud exhibited every
symptom of having been poisoned. The young
er child was thrown into spasms, and its life
was despaired of for several days. The chill
dren had been playing in the woods. near the
house, the evening previous, and it is supposed
they ate something OF poisonous nature. The
elder child has recovered and the younger is
now considered out of danger.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

TIE WEBB SISTERS, supported by fair stock
company, gave an entertainment at the Nevada
Theater on Monday evening. The pieces "ln
and Out of Place." and the "Four Sisters,
were presented to good house, and Fra"k
Massey and Tom Raleigh gave negro min
strel performance between the pieces fhey
played only one night.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

A MIsTAKE.-It was announced last week that
Messrs. McCorkle and Bryan would address the
citizens of Grass Valley and Omega, on Friday
aud Saturday evenings Of this week. IL ap-
pesrs, however, that the announcement was
made without Mr.. McCorkle's knowledge, and
he, having previously engaged to speak at 9th
viaees. will not be able to oil the appointments
made Tor him in this county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

APPOINTMENTS PosTPOSED.-Col. E. ID. Baker
was amounted to address the citizens OF 'his
place Yesterday evening, and other places IN
the county during the week We learn' now
ever. that he will not be able to fill his appoint
v,euts at the times stated, but will do so pre-
vious to the election.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

PEAcHEs.-We are indebted to ii. A. Hawke,
for basket of excellent peaches, from the or
ehard of G. G. Briggs, near Aarysville. Mr..
Hawke has opened stand on Broad street, oP-
vosite the U. S. Hotel, and is prepared to sup
p,v families aud house-keepers with peschei
and other fruit, on very reasonable terms.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

NEVADA LIBRARY.-A meeting of the Nevada
Library Association will be held nex' lnutsuAy
evening, at eight o'clock, at the Library Room
The members of the Association are requested
70 attend.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24
gyssial 'Ngtikts.
Knights

knights TempInr.-The regular meetings
Of Nevada Commandry of knights Templar are held al
Masonic Hail. corner of Broad Pine Streets ON the eve
nings Of the LIST and Sd Thursdays in each rnonthvis
ing Sir Knights are invited to attend.
SIR THOS. H. CASwELL, E. Commander.
Nevada March 1859.
Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. q, meets
every Monday evening, at Masonic Hail. Nevada Regular
meetings, first Monday of each month"; Visiting Compan.
ions are respectfully invited to attend.
CHAS. MARSH, NJ. E.H.P.
J. F. RUDoLPH, secy.
TO INvALIDS.-Havey you Disease of the
Kidneys
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Have you Disease Of the Bladderf
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
Have you Disease Of the UrethraS
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract OF Buchu.
Suffering from Debility of Sexual orgsnss
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract OF Buchu.
Suffering from Pain in Back and Loins?
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract OF Buchu.
Subject TO irregularities and 0bstructious'
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Suffering from DTopsy or Gravels
Take Risey's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buehu.
Any Burning in Urinary Passagesf
Take Risey's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
A fresh supply just received by
EFF. SPENCE,
2s-tf Druggist Apothecary, Main ST., Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

ExcHANGEs.-Messrs. Freeman & 20. nave oui
thanks for San Francisco and Marysvihe papers
furnished us regularly during the past week. we
are also indebted to the Pioneer Express for Down
eville papers of Saturday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

NoRE FAvoRs.-We are indebted to U. s.
Gregory for a lot Of fine peaches, raised in bis
uursery. near the junction of Broad and Main
airaats
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

RxrIREp.-Mr. N. P. Brown, for several years
enc of the proprietors of the Nevada Journal
has disposed Of his interest in that establish
ment to Mr.. J. Thompson, and intends to return
"a the Atlantic States.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24
Turner'S Ginger Wine.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-The reputation
awarded to TURNER'S GINGER WINE and the unequaied
popularity has received has been the Of putting
into the market many spurious articles. 1 Beware 81
these base counterfes We caution all consumers Of
GINGER WINE 10 examine the label, none s genuine
save such 9 have portraits in circle, on steel
plate-eTURNERS GINGER WINE, Prepared by TURN
ER BROTHERS, New York, Buffalo, u. r., and San Frsa-
cisco, California"
Mandatory and Salesroom In San Francisco CorHer sf
Broadw ay and Front Streets. so-3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

AN OK K1ILED--A valuable OK. belonging to
Geo. Meeker, which was turned out to Craze
las, week, fell into prospecting hole, near his
m i'll. and was killed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

DIR. l.. J. Cxapkny's Private Medical and
SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Sacramento street, below Mont
gomery opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
Office San Francisco Established in 1854 for the per-
manent all private and chronic diseases and the
suppression of ouackery
Attending and Resident Physician, L. j. CZAPKAY NJ.
D. late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Ply
scan to the Goth Regiment of Honveds Che Surgeon to
the Military Hospital of Pesh Hungary the late Lecturer
on Diseases OF Women and Children, and Honorary Mem
Der of the Philadelphia College of Medicine. Particular
attention paid to the treatment of diseases peculiar to
Women and Children.
Office Hours-From A. N. till 9P. Communications
strictly confidential Permanent cure guaranteed or no
paw Consultations by letter otherwise, free.
Address l.. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. H., San Francisco, Cal.
aS-The following letter, which emphaticay speaks for
ITSELF was written by the Dean ofthe Faculty fthe Phla
dephia College of Medicine the editors of the the Pac
Rc Medical and Surgical Journal San Francisco, for
publication: 49,, -.
To the Editors of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Jour
Internationally attention has been called to an
article the December number Of your Journal in regard
to the ad eundm degree granted by the Philadelphia Col
ege Of Medicine TO Dr. L. Cznpksy. When the appli-
cation for the degree made to the Faculty, II was
accompanied by adavits and testimonials to the eeet
that Dr. Czapkay regular graduate N. D., Of the
University of Pesth had served Surgeon in the Hunga
rian Army, and was regular Practitioner OF Medicine
enden degree its implies is conferred gradu
ates only and gives privileges Had there been
the ofrregularty theappcaton have
would been refused Bynserng this in your journal you
will do an act justice to the College and confer favor
on Yours, very respectfully
H. RAND,
Dean OF the Faculty ofthe Philadelphia College of Msdi.
cine.
Dr. L. j. Czapksys Medical and Surgical Institute is on
Sacramento street, below Montgomery opposite Pacific
Mail Steamship COmpanys Once San Francisco, CaIifor
MIA The Doctor offers free consultation and asks
muneratlon unless he effects cure.
CERTIFICATE.-I, the undersigned, Governor Of Hun.
gary do testify hereby that Dr. L. CZapkay has served
during the contest for Hungaranliberty Surgeon
in the Hungarian Army, with where
Of have given him this certificate, and do recommend
him to the attention and protection of those
who are capable of apprecating sacrifice and
| undeseryed misfortune. kOSSuTH LAJos
| Governor of Hungary.
| Washington City, January 9th, 1882 alt
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24
TURNER'S GINGER WINE
Turner's Forest Wine Bitters,

TURNER'S FOREST WINE BITTERs
Il for Fever and Ague, Fiatuiency, nyspep-
sia CostSeness Heavness General Debility Nausea
Headache leguarity Of the Digestive Organs Nervous
Prostraton Neuralgia, Rheumatic AaecHons and most
Of the Ills that flesh Il heir to- They will be found by all
not only a CURATIVE but also the best PREvENTA-
TIVE ever introduced In California.
Those RITTEE manufacturcd from the choicest Medi-
sa rosts bark and herbs by Turner Brothers, are
ranted be the best In the Pacific Coast and
be taken with perfect safety By persons Of all sgss
and conditions. ffNt 4f
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24
gnsrxnsHts Ssbsr4issm.Mis.

]. M. JORDAN,
IN = Street, between Fourth and FHfsh,
SACRAMENTO.
Selling on ut COST, for Sixty Days,
To make room for Goods 10 arrive
and now landing per the Clipper ship Andrew JAeksoa
% 000 Yards Ingrain 2-ply Brussels
OO.UUU and Velvet Carpeent
2e,O00 yards Floor OF Cloths
5000 yards Table on Cleehs
A00, 900 Rolls Paper HaagtnRs-sastns - cts
3.O00 Roaas Borders,
l0O0 Pair Window Shades
1O,0OO Feet Gait Moulding;
Draggets Sheepskinss
Rugs and Mats, Of every description:
DAmasks Lace and Muslin Curtains Pfcturea.
All kinds Of Picture Frames made to order.
The largest and best assortment Steel
Ilthographs In the State All kinds Of Uphosterv Ceods
on hand Upholstery Work and Paper Hanging done 4
the lowest rates and BY the best workmen In aeaass
liberal discount TO the trade, aosr
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

Dr. L. j. Czapksys Medical and Surgical Institute is OF
Sacramento street. below Montgomery, opposite Pacih
Mail Steamship COmpanys Office San Francisco Califor
MIA The Doctor offers free consultation and asks no re
muneratlon unless he effects cure.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-22

y nEsmERATUM.-The Ceredo (Va) Crescent
speaking OF the Sickes says: at will be a
terrible event, but yet in view of the evident in
crease OF the evil of carrying deadly weapons and
the Willingness of men in official station to use them
1t is desirable that in this case a member of Con.
gress should be hung"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-22

LII MASON'S REGULAR WEEKLY LINE
sSSs~ssO OF PACKETS FOR WIIMINGTON-TheA | clip
per brig "MONSERATES' Crowther, master, is now ,e-
ceiyng freight for the above port and will sail with dis
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FOR BUENOS AYRES.

- The brig (ketch) "MARY ATWEIL,n is expected to
sail the 25th May above This vessel is very fine
boat and fast aer Can give accommodations four cabin
passengers Apply to r. H. ATWELL CO.,
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] NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
4
ii BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL-
ts=-xnszANPHIA Steamboat COMPANY

For the transportation of Merchandise Produce Packages
Horses, Carriages Furniture and all sorts between
Philadelphia and Baltimore
FOR PlllADELPlllA-Onc of the Company's Steam
boats leaves No Light street wharf daily, O'Clock ar
irving in Philadelphia at o'clock the next morning in am
pie time for the New York Trains
No. 10 South wharveS. ' ~
Goods forwarded Immediately with care-free of all charge
Tor commission. j. ALEX. SHRIVER, A. gent,
No Light street wharf, Baltimore
~ \. GRON ES, Jr, Agent,
u.lIn nlalrnl
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2nsiness Garas.

i HfGG HSS5ss JENKINS, VIM KENNEDY JENKINS
IL WHoLEs "a kGt A FI9 RE EET+J DEALERS
n,.t AND tAS SSSt %StStFAgftRERg,
mhzl-u IA. CORNER PRATT AND CALVERT STREETS.
HUGH BOLTON & CO.,
IL 81 McELDERRY's WHARF, Baltimore,
aSh$f e 1a& # tFfE n958rias0ry
PITCH, SPIRITS ruRFE SSTfs2E;' ,ANN'sn' noSiN'
wIS SIs GLASS AND PAINT RffSHE AM rn V al,..
JOSEPH RUMBLE JR; HENRY NJ. WILLIS
RUMBLE q REAL M1L EsFirr BROKERS,
BUY AND SELL LANDS, HOUSES, &c .'' Inhiti
GREEN ZOE, - ''-
DEALERS n sa ca5GE f f 2iso"e C. Fass'
$500, AND FINE FAMILY eRoc alkIfEs LIQUORS.
fell-d No IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
y Real EsrAgE 5RR99KER
et'Ee.?P SYST RESP purchase and a 1s
y. cARpENTERs AND BUILDERS,
work entrusted receive their particular at
Jo66ng attended to with punctuality. jalt
M4cDoGS5AILD & DUGDALE, GEO. ''''Alf'
PEAS sg Raas AH F sfTaS c 2 r EAb
All the approved EYED FERTILlZERs constantly hand.
diff COR A'ElDEh BHGT MH6fE AND PRATT ST.
~ CASSARD & son,
". PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERs,
No. p ERoyi S. 81 dHSSE!fkALLy,
n5u Baltimore.
J LYLE G gdAIIE!Id : CO. X2slcu ,rr.
VIRGINIA M g1S g1fE s4fF e TOBACCO
n.. No. il9W LOMBARD ST,
TT W. DUNCAN,
TEAS, VINES 4sA AND Z GROCERIES,
s. E. CORNER FAYETTE AND PINE STREETS,
John H. ODONOVAN, JR.,
ASb I'D afhsF IL ESf Of fQUoRs
o1 AID a FOE W II THE sAIEoF
aua8tf oL 50 t Che E Balt SKnfS'
T A. DUSHANE,
q. coAN rs q sNr7 PAPER a. : DEALER,
~ near Lombard
TOHN W. HOGG,
4SSHE HER
(NEAR THE SUN BUILDING0
!e-.lE pa...moIe
9tornens.
HENRY P. BROOKS,
NO.y NORTH CALVERT
site Barnums City Hotel mh25d
SPRAGUE & ROOT,
- ~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practise ali the Courts Of Baltimore city mill I'm
A TToRN sTnI 81, AT Er Law; n,n,,
IA osoa ANDREW n r y. STERETT RIpGELY,
Office No. Al If fAE s GRHso Baltimore city,
y g.ate States Attorney, Cecil county,
and Howard counties fe23-tf
THoMAs F. ROCHE, o,
NonM MARSHALL BUiLDiNG,
Will practice in the courso Baltimore c 10a a sdfEe e
counties Prompt attention given to all business
A RTHUR L. ROGERS,
~ Attorney EEEa B Ct Law
LoUDouN COUNTY, ,o,,
Attends PROMPTLY to the collection of claims
Practices in the Courts of LouDouN FARQUIER, and the
adjacent counties.
Messrs Hamilton Easter 4 Co,
Messrs Carey, Howe l. Co,
Conn A. ,'RRa Rogers ESQ., Loudoun eo,va, as1sm.
EDWARD W. BELT,
II ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WIZ, Upper Marlborough, Nd
PRINCE GE0RGEs and the neighboring counties and in
the Court of Appeals au9-tf
CHARLES E. PHELPS,
~ lux n A L L. A W,
No. = LAW BUILDINGS,
Continues to practice In the Courts of BALTIMORE CITY
and HOWARD COUNTY. fe22-tf
NV j. WATERMAN,
w. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
So WEST FAYETTE STREET.
EE-1N ALL BUSINESS PROMPT. s2-tf
TT FRISBY HENDERSON,,
Il. ATTORNEY At Law,
COMMISSIONER FOR PENNSYLVANIA,
No. 8 CoUNsELLoRs HALL
fe22tf Lexington street.
'" G. n. CARR,
W. 81 ST. PAUL STREET,
North Of Lexington Bait,
SAMUEL S. CARR,
TowsoNTowN, BALTIMORE COUNTY,
ATT0RNETS-ATLAW.
Particular attention given business the Circuit Cour
Tor lSaltlnore county c16-t
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TVIl
The A fast sailing packet bark 'PALADIN," John
g. Wilson, master, will sail about 10Th instant For light
freight or passage, having superior state accommoda
tons, apply to C. MORTON STEWART,
apl4l2t No 50 = Cav street
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Sbipping.
FOR HAVANl

II FOR HAVANA.
- The fine Baltimore brig 'HANNAH,' is now load
ing Havana, and will be dispatched the 2ls instant
For freight or passage apply to .
M0RRELL d RANDALL,
aDJ02 No pbopu
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rsez FOR LIVERPOOL.
- The fine l ship ''MACKINAW," Cap ain W. c.
Hammer commanders having large portion of her
engaged is now loading at Commercial wharf and will have
dispatch. For balance of freight passage apply to
on FOARD 4 ROGERS,
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Steamboats,.

ST. FOR PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA.
s.ssez,z5z--Is THROUGH FROM WHARF TO WHARF
le corporation of the city of Petersburg having decpenr
e water III the AppomattoX river from james river to the
wharf AT feterSbuig, the Powhatan Steamboat Company
VIII in future deliver goods from their steamers in Peters
burg, at greatly reduced rates " 7
The steamer POCAIDNTAS Captain Thomas Trovers IL
now cargo and will leave her first trip on ED
NkSlAG AFTERNOON next, at 4 O'Clock "
For freight apply to
,o J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
LII
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sas4a FOR LIVERPOOL.
sS42s The British ship ''MORNING STAR" Mckenzie,
master will have dispatch for the above port For light
1reght only apply to +. L. BRAUNS Il co,
ap6t Corner Lombard nd CheapSide
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FOR MONROVIA

- FUK ia ANA.
The bark "AURA,n is now loading for Havana,
and will be dispatched the 18th inst For freight
sage apply to M0RRELL a RANDALL,
apl9lw No. IS Exchange Place, up stairs.
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Bail 80aas.
ia &C. -. FOR THE 3

so - VEST AND SOUTH
- BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
lows: N' ~ ~ " - "
Leave Camden Station Batmore-Mail Except Sunday
az ~ A NJ Express daily at 405 p NJ for LII PARTS OF
The WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH WEST Both
trains go directly through
p.oo, d FOR WAY PASSENGERS
baltimore and Piedmont take the 20 A. NJ train;
petwee Cnm3erand and Wheeling (by lying over for Cum
Gtt anu heeng Accommodation Train and between
tmore. ~ ~ - ~ '"iii i'Oin O'i
The FKEDERlCK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4l5P NJ,
and from Frederick at 8 30 A. " ~ q '''
The ElLlCOITS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 90
645 NJ W at 4o ~ NJ anu
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTB
Leave Baltimore at 20 and 745 A NJ Is and $50 P
NJ On Sundays at 20 a. NJ only Leaves Washington for
Baltimore at 20 and $50 A NJ, and 90 and IS N On
Sundays at 300 p NJ only The and fourth trains
only from Baltimore stop at points The second anJ
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect With
trains on the Annapolis Road VIII
For tickets of every kind, information &C. apply to r
ENGLAND, Agent or at the Ticket Office Camden station
W p. SMITH,
Master of Transportation
IL. NJ COBE, General Ticket Agent aplltf
ID
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xSkcss< FUN BKEMEN.
- The l Bremen ship "HERMANN,' F. Kuhl-
MASTER will have quick dispatch for the above port
For freight or passage apply to the captain board or to
ap4-tf KAIZ IFTpOIn
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attorneys.

A TTURNEYS AT LAW.
IA ANDREW STERETT RIDGELY,
Office No. Al ST: PAUL STREET Baltimore city,
RICHARD GRAS0N,
Late States Attorney, Cecil county)
Ohce TowSoSrowN Baltimore county,
Practice in the Courts of Baltimore city, Baltimore
and Howard counties. fe2atf
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SgippIng Sntelllgenfs.

The process of filling up the 'Back- Bay lands in
Boston is going on rapidly. Fourteen acres of land
have already hren m do ~ ~ 'N"N
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

UNION FEsTIyAL.-The Young Mems Christian
Association and Ladies Christian Union will hold
a Union Festival at Chapin's Hall this evening"
The object OF this Festival, as we learn by the
circular sis mainly to obtain funds to aid the two
Associations represented, in carrying out such
plans as they have already undertaken, or may
hereafter undertake, consistent with the original
desigui in their organization, and that, free from
embarrassment of debt The current annual ex-
penses of the Associations, for rent gas, fuel Ii
brarians salary, &C., are about $500. The Read
ing Room, which 10 open free 10 the public is GUS
taiued at a cost Of over 500, and the Library,
containing about 1900 VOL, offered to the reading
public for only one dollar per year, requires fire.
quent additions. The charge of the "Union Sab
bath School, :" formerly the Ragged School" has
been assumed, which will cost this year 5000. TIC
meet these expenses, which should be 81 900, We
have this year thus far only 300, which has beer
collected Tor annual fees from members aud Libra
ry tickets ,
The Choral Union, under the direction of Prof
Holbrook will contribute TO the pleasure of thu
evening, and Prol. Edgarton will give some of BIZ
choicest readings. The tickets of admission arr
only 20 cents.
This Festival, for which extensive arrangement
have betn made, is the first since the formation o
the Ladies Christian Union in connection with Ii,
Young mems Christian Association. 1t promise
| to b0 a splendid affair aud we counsel everybod.
to &C. Chapins Hall is being decorated for the &C
cason aud fruits aud all kinds Of provision, a
well as fancy articles, some of which We hay
seen and a dmirel will be displayed