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GarraQGs

NSs4T1 CARRIAGEs!l
The subscribers have on hand At their factory No "
WEST FAYETrE STREET, general assortment S SaL a
at The lowest prices for cash, approved paper
ges guaranteed for twelve months We respectfully nV
the public to call and examine our stock e. -oru o,es
n. B.-Old Carriages taken in exchange lor he" ole'
ne # 0'' WIN J. RIDDLEN0sER, JR, co.
csEH-sA CARRIAGES.-We have on hand, at
3Hs@2it- OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one q the largest and best assortnthts o. Of IN
riages invited to call and examine our stock as we are
determined to sell low rates and on as accommodating
Terms as any 0''er eS-'" MiULIMYER Il HUNTER,
ja25-tf Corner Of Howard and Franklin SITS, BAIT
cSMA CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl- We
ffI9H have On hand at % North GAY STREET, the III
New York ali o. hei atest fashions and most approved
STYLES The public invited to call and examine for them
BURR, HAlGHT Il O'CONNELIs
~ Repairing done at the shortest notice mr22-u
o1N CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl---Th
E6sS9z& subscriber has hand at his extensive CAR
RAGE REPOSITORY, No. IS South Gay street. the mos
xelsye and best assortment Of fashionable CARRIAGES
will find to their interest to give CALL am deter
mined TO sell low for cash approved paper All work sole
at my Repository warranted for tTelvs months Old Cara
ges repaired OF taken in exchange for ones. =
s2Ttf WILLIAM McCAF-
HURLETT & SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
No. 80 NORM STREET aotIv on.
cEN61 The undersigned having ,f Tett' f.ciii.
Hs5Narged their premises aud increa5nbIic TO theil
ties, beg leave to call the attention Of iAGES finished
tx @ IVES s'oGS OF ssfr S u Ebch shey
are prepared to sell on accOmmodatosble prices
tended to with dispatch and at reas CURhETT SON.
;v,.t, J2S2rth street, Baltimore.
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G0sI.

WOOD.
WHITE AND RED, ASH coal
GEoRGEs; 1 CRRE Fse Sn6 SCgqsTB2FR
Tor Crates and Steam Purposes Also, WOOD in tbs length
SAWED AND SPLIT FOR KINDL1NG,
atthe lowest market prices. VA, HOUSE,,
sS6m Southwest cor. South and Lombard SITS,
CoA1. COAL
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Having large supply of OAL on hand and daily re-
ceiying by canal and railroad, shall continue to sell
KNbLING W66bPPs 5SSS Wood prepared at my own
mill of all sizes and lengths delivered free prices greatly
WOOD without being sawed and split for sale at all times
Holm G. MCCULLOUGH,
Wholesale and Retail Coal and Wood Dealer.
n W. corner Park and Fayette streets
Wharf-fo0t Eutaw street, Spring Gardens. au29f
CUMBERLAND COAL OF GEORGES
STEPHEN s Lex Agent 50 South Gay st. ani6 tt
r o A L AND LUM B & r.
~ II. PENNINGTON,
N ii C61I, AND ItMBER e."
oFFICE-2l SOUTH STREET
ST R a ES4s t MAniJGE s s
N.Y. Gm
" CUMBERLAND COAL Of the hest quality, from the
American Company's and other the Georges
Valley, constantly for sale by the cargo load
STICKNEY Il CO.,
sp2+u Exchange Place.
GEORGES CREEK COAL, SWAKTON
NHMIHES STEPHEN s LEE, Agent,
m24 Ear att
TOAL.-Cumberand Coal of the best quality
Cfrom the American Companys and other mines in the
Georges Greek valley, for shipment from Baltimore
Alexandria. Constantly for sale by STlCkNEH * co,
Exchange Place mhl4-tf
zoo TONS MORE COMPANY'S
cOOLUMP COAL for sale by
CHAS. GIlMOR, Sole Agent,
diff SO Second street, near the Post Office.
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Runbfr.

MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
WI AND SAVING WORKS.
AND HARD WOOD LUMBER YARD,
Brackets, MOULDINGS and ORNAMENTAL SAW
ING and TURNING, OF every style, for
RURAL RESIDENCES,
PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
Columns, uted plain; Balustradng for Porcos; Stair
Novels BanniStrrS and Hand Railing Of all descriptions
CAR ENTERS, AND GILDERS' M0ULDINGS,
Bench and Hand Screws, Hubs, Oval Frames, &c
Also every variety Of
TURNING AND SAVING.
MOULDING AND planning,
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT
CHERRY AND POPLAR,
. . - OAK ASH, &c
JOS. THOMAS 4 SON,
CORNER OF PARK AND CLAY STREETS.
Yard-SOuth Eutaw street fel7-n
I UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c-5O, 600 it.
EA4 and Hernlock Fencing; feet Hemock Jost.
SCanting 100000 whesand red Oak Slaves; O0 Sugar and
MOlasses Shocks 2OOUD shaved hid Hoops 20UO shaved
For sale by WI s CROSS.
ap26-tf East Falls and Eastern Avenues
I UMBER, SHINGLES,
IL HENLOCK RAILS, ETC
Just landed and for sale at our wharf
10000 No. HEART SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap q
$4,000 feet A and 81 Hemlock FENCING
large lot of Oak and Ash Timber for Whee!wrigho and
we offer at lowest market rates.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN & Co.,
West side of EioD Dock,
ap7t adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
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Gu-1artrNrsbiU MNttffs.

wv E'""|E"t6YAP St"N|tF'
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-The under
Osignel have ormed Co Partnership under the name
OF j. GlONINGER CO, for the purpose
the WINE, LIQUOR, CIGAR AND GEN ERAI. GROCERY
BUSINESS. and have opened establishment at No
NORTH CHARLES STREET.
RI GLUNINGER
late of ?. Herman \ Son.
Il. W. CHASE.
September lst, 1900. SD lot
NOTICE.-The interest of Mr. WILLIAM K.
~ BARRY and Mr. ROBERT s. FINLEY in our frrn
SCITAEFFER & LONaY
Batm pre, June 30, 1860.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
IN SIiIP-The firm of SCHAEFFER & LONEY il this
~ dissolved ny mutual consent Francis b. Loney hav
will settle the business and is authorized the
Of the firm in so doing. EDWARD X SCFAEFFFR,
FRANCIS b. LONEY.
Baltimore, June 30, 1860
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE THE I'M
dersigned have formed Co Partner hip the
GENERAL HARDWARE BUSINESS, and have taken
Warehouses Nos. l and HANOVER STREET, formerly
occupied by Messrs SChaeilerE lOney.
FRANCIS B. IONEY,
WILLIAM K. BARRY,
ROBERT 5. FINLEY,
IRWIN NEAIE.
JOSEPH =. ELLIOTT
Baltimore, July ?, 1860 iu2tf
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Gffnr5f0Ms,

~T~ SEA-BATHING
.s5ss,sasszzsaz-.ss1 AT OLD POINT COMFORT
AND HAMPTON.
One Of the BALTIMORE STEAM PA EFT COMPANY IS
STEAMERS will Union Dock, foot of Concord
DAILY Sundays exceptct at hafrast four O'Clock, Pm
for Old Point Comfort and Hampton.
Fare there and back &c. giving the passenger the priv
lege to remain the whole season.
NJ. n. FALLS. Agent,
ieI3tOl baltimore Steam Packet Compan
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AGages, e.. far SaLf an0 Bert.

f.:; VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
iii AS Attorney for the owner offer at private sale
-zAtle DIV ELLlNG the southwest corner Of Charles
S ~ p Of b' e e cA &: sF
m e1e f G9n is5 o, tor ~ M With Brown
Also for sale TWO BUILDING LOTS adjoining, each 90
BY .I L? feet WYATT BHk IA Il B,5 st.
dr. FOR RENT-A four-story WAREHOUSE
With irqn front and fine dry cellar on the orth
ta VI House Apply to SMITH NICoDEMUs opposite.
{F=.4 FOR RENT.-DWELLING No. 245, W.
l to HENRY RiEMAN L SONS, Howard Street si2tf
I'm ,f::r FOR RENT, WAREHOUSE No. 378, W.
m baltimore stre.t opposite the Eutaw IsusA, with lot
and sales. Apply to HENRY RIEIiAN suns Howard
sHe-t. sl2rf
EOR RENT.-A FURNISHED OFFICE with
4 STORE ROOM, in a good business location, No. 81
slim McNEAL & JONES.
E!:1 FOR SALE OR RENT.-Those FOUR
Hi hrsiciass three story DWELLINGS, with fonrsory
$3.50 OK buildings the east side OF CALVERT ST,
y eet south Of Monument fronting feet by III to Davis
rent oI$l6s per aunuin. Terms made easy Rent 500
rom er Gena position the above are supposed to be
-,noa., PENNINGTON READ.
GROUND RENTS WANTED.
H. haze So DOB to invest in good Ground Rents Also
Southern h oa and e e1si aaa " sna
j H2G'iE Z at No. 10 N EurA" STREET to r REID
I OTIS FOR LEASE.
~ 22) feet on Montgomery street, east Of William
s. feet on North street, north of Eager
"a feet On Cathedral street. south Of Read.
g. feet on MADISON street binding on the Falls
Apply to r. K. HOWARD, Attorney,
mhI-tf Orat the Exrb aIr 5tt I5fIic,
NOR SALE OR LEASE.
slTG SEER 2 GSG TTB5i$? $Sf ASyE$Nur,
h hR2f to ''''' oh1SS. 4 !. KERR x! gs,,.
o. o.. FOR RENT.-That desirable WARE
E H0T Ig No GO Pratt street Apply on the premises to
OFFICES FOR RENT IN SECOND STREET,
the third floor and smaller one on the second floor
Apply. on the premises to MARTIN LEWIS is''''
! ARGE STABLE REAR OF No. 20 NORTH
ACHARLES STREET, FOR RENT-seven Stalls with
large Carriage House; would make coed Carpenters
Shop
aull.tf Wv GLENN.
ENOR RENT.-OFFICE NOW OCCUPIED BY
4 l.. DUNCAN, CORNER PRATT AND COMMERCE
SITS. Apply to A. l.. WEBB /. BRO mh270
or FOR RENT OR LEASE.-On May LIST,
- LOT west side of Albemarlc between Pratt and
suitable for storage of wood coal umbr &c EGarir pf
w s Cross, East Falls and Eastern avenues. fc9tf
GROUND RENTS of $500, 4 of Sl37. so, 4
of l2O of s60, and smaller sums city property,
well secured original rents and title ipdisPpta6e;
myl6-tf 20 North Charles Street
L7OR SALE OR LEASE
Il A LOT on South side Madison street, near Biddle,
%1ting 2o7 it on Madison and running back Gross alley
LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
ar5tf (R) IS Buchanans wharf
IGOR RENT.-FRONT. OFFICE on second floor
4 T. Of St9rehoHse CORNER OF LIGHT STREET WHARF
M CAMD.N 81 MEET ap3Ou--
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Stutks, Gxtbangs, ut.
discounts GRANTED ON CoLLAT-
s20-tf A Second street
A DvANCES MADE ON BILLS, NOTES OR
sstf 's'' I'LL INC ~ ' MARTIN Il s! 1n%1 Street.
ENRsT CLASS BUSINESS PAPER WANTED
L by. MARTIN LEWIS,
W MARTIN LEWIS,
STOCKS AND SECURITIES of this and other
0ma'Rs' bought HPf SEA 81 '%I;RhrRe
3tf 81 Second street.
ItANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
-Dgy JNo 9. CUTTINGS q S CO., q
STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
Sand sold by JNo S. CUTTINGS &C0.i
missouri G S FOR SALEBY
W JNo, 5. Cuttings 3 s Co q
e. 5; y ~ ~ jSo $. cirTiSas j s 5Sib St
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
WI JNu. s. CUTTINGS Co,
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY
" aul6u JOSIAH LEE & CO
TNOURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
y by orn.r PHILIP alI l;IIos COVER Vt CO.
LyIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
iui ~ 8 Basement H chesapea 2e Bank
MARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
ls - 'No 3 ''rfiN's % ! s S9l st
| COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK STOCK
Swaned hy JNo. $. CUTTINGS 4 CO. ..
baltimore CITY PER CENTS. OF 1890
Dand 1873 fof sale by ISRAEL G0HEN. En-.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA lsr MORT
sale Sz 6s BGf LEE by o a3Sf
BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
| lIby SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
julT-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
aul8H 9 Grocer's Exchange.
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
| - aul6-tf JOSIAH LEE & co.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
~ BONDS for sale by SAMUEL. HARRIS, Jr,
| jul7-d Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
| IN wanted by SAML HARRIS, Jr,
nLD SILVER COIN WANTED by
" PHILIP GovER CO,
jeltf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NI0RTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER It CO.,
je1a corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
STERLIN $500 9O-day Bill on London for
S apsittf JAS CORNER SONS
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
l. TIMoRE RAILROAD COMPANY'S BONDS of 1884
for sale by ,r,,, 100
| au3l-lm hchlM 70
( BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- P Fl. SULLIVAN,
au90tf No "a Second street.
rITY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
~ p. H. SULLIVAN,
au3Gn No. "a Second street
National FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY's
I IN STOCK wanted by P. II. SULLIVAN,
| au3lf No. "a Second street.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
| II LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
| jll-H IS Buchanan's wharf
MARINE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
: lfl CHANTS BANK STOCKS wanted by
| P. H. SULLIVAN,
! | aulOtf No. "a Second street.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER 4 CO.,
jelH corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
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opposite Hanover.
THE HOUSEHOLD or BOUvERIE; Or, THE ELlXlR
LOUIE's LAST TERN AT ST. MARY'S I vol, l2mo
Derby ackson.
CRITICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS AND
POEMS. BY T. Darlington MaCauay. / vol, l2mo,
comprising all not before published
CUBA FOR INVAlIDS BY r. W. GiLbes, N D., ! vol
l2mO.
THE CHAIN BEARER. By Cooper Illustrations by
barley. -
THE EiGHTH COMMANDMENT. By C. Read, author OF
'Peg WOfiugt0n y &c.
THE WILD SPORTS OF INDIA. By Capt. Henry Shaks-
oUACK EN- BOSS PRIMARY HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES-made easy and interesting for beginners.
RUTLEDGE. vol l2mo.
JACK HOPETON, OR ADVENTURES OF GEORGIAN.
THE KANGAR00 HUNTERS, OR ADVENTURES N
THE BUSH By Anria Bowman
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE, OK YOUNG SIR HUM
PHREy DANY Bv H. MAYHEM
THE STORY OF THE PEASANT BOY PHILOSOPHER.
By Henry Mayhem.
EVERY GIRLS BOOK: OR ADJUSTMENTS FOR THE
ROME CIRCLE. BY Miss lawtord
THE UNlOVED ONE By Mrs. Holland.
10 TOR BASIIIJrS Alexander DumaS
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NTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


oprtSH : SSM AHE NV Sfr vi
Under ordinance of the Mayor and City Council OF Bal
% FOX GiBSdA GqlqRs me
1860, SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
Tf gSF 5s4 HE %s4RfE 70 EG IF Tf
SAID WORK to be 6uitupon the square ogro4nd bounded
street on the by Holiday street on the West by
MSr s e ad can Sc es % om
9ocock, A. NJ to O'Clock, F. NJ, at the office of WILLIAM
MARSHALL Architect Fayette street. between North and
The ALLOWING branches of the work are intended to be put
under contracts and proposals will be received
which must be endorsed:
Proposals for tearing down and clearing away the old
buildings and rubbish now on the said square the contrac
tor to take all the ca OF on OF the hands OF
the CITY, and to state IN his proposal the sum he VIII allow
the footings or foundations Of the walls
Proposals for building the concrete foundations and stone
walls of cellars including the concrete stone cement and
Proposals all the marble work, consisting Of columns
with their bases and capitals anac and lasters with their
bases and SR n od Pes ana a5e9e
at the outside and all The Plain ASHER work re-
ting the same Those Who bid for the mar bic WORK must
submit the Commissioners with proposals. sample
samples OF the marble marbles they propose
Proposals for brick work. including the bricks cement
Proposals iron work floors, roof dome, and cupo
las, including the iron and the machinery for raising and
Proposals for Carpenters work, including lumber and
Proposals plssterog, caain lime hair sand and
Proposals for covering the with the best corrugated
galvanized iron, including the material for the same
Proposals for plumbing the water closets. &c.
Proposals for plumbing and slazing incud ng all hema
teral for the
Proposals heating the building with steam including
the apparatus and s the sSSary fixtures.
And from III who may choose to bid for all the above
branches of work inclusive and complete the entire hui d
ing. prop, sails will received which he endorsed
proposals for building the NEW CITY HALL, complete,
including all labor, scaOding and material of every de
Scription.n
The Commissioners the right to reject all of
said proposals without suectin themselves any claims
for their non-acceptance.
Security satisfactory the Board Of Commissioners will
he required for the faithful performance of the
contracts and the securities be written
under the proposals. and also guarantee, signed by two
responsible citizens of Baltimore that the contract
will be entered bv party parties whose pro-
posals be accepted within three days time after the
parties shall have been notified OF their acceptance
The &c be had at the office of the
Architect and the ais be directed to the Mayor
OF the city.
BY order of the Board,
s2l-eotl5O EVAN T. ELLICOTT, Secretary.
NEW BOOKS,
.ty-ala and for calp hv
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DAY, the 10th September, at 243 n. EUTAW STREET.
AUS lmS
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
EYOUNG LADIES.
The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
in September The course of instruction in the usual
branches is full and thorough being under the direction Of
efficient Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command Of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the comforts and ad
vaages of the Christian family invited to examine the
School.
terms of admission and further Information, address
Rev: GEO LEWIS STA LEY, Principal Mount Washington,
Baltimore CO., Maryland iulT-f
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prLL AND EVERETT eIup.


The friends Of Bell aud fvefette. puf-
snent W. notice, assembled NJ The tity
Hall bu Msnday 2sd Instant, for The pnta
pose Of organizing Ciab fBf The present.
campaign. The ehieet ~ ths meeting
having been stated on motion Of Capt W
y Tunhsrd vas called 10 the essif, and =.
q. Lsnoue, Esg vas appointed Secretary
The meeting beine organized. on motion
Of II. ! Hysms, II was
Rss.irs8. That . romfnitsee " three.
he appointed by lhe President. 10 supefin.
'sH1 the Arrangements atd bnsiness ~ Tire
club IL compliance Nth the resolution
the rhalf appointed Messfs. n J. ilysina.
j. Harmon Malta and levi keliun, on
said committee.
IN nptioh . committees ~ three wss 81
painted Nv the ehslt. consisting 81 Mess,s,
WE Tunnard, Jas 3. Fplshite and rhes.
". Favtot. W draft consultation and By
Laws fer The uss ri the Ciab aud b. report
thereon Of the neat meetings
The committee ON arrangements and
business we're directed 10 Immediately pre-
sure y snitshlh torm for The meetings ~
the Club and give notiea through the
Gsgsifs mi Omit. II the place and der 81
nest meeting, NJ which time permanent
officers will he elpe,ed aud the utesniss.
tl6n ~ The Clab perfected.
A resolution inviting Hon. Henry NJ.
Favtot, pf West baton Rouge, Sub Elee-
tpi TO- this District 10 address iha Club st
lie neSt meeting was unanimously adopted.
Ftevlous 70 sdiourning Capt. W y, Tun-
nsrl addressed The Club at some length,
spirited end telling speech eShoftihg the
lrends &c fleii aud Everett 10 use Elf hon
ptsble mssps 10 secure their specess. The
capt, was repeatedly eheefed during his
remarks.
The meeting then sdioofns1 with three
cheers for Sell end Everett.
W. r. TusslRp, Chairman.
!. Z. LANobt, Secretary.
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THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.

muir gsrefis anil Capsf -
TAM insn 81 ho sometimes of IN even
Ing. employ nv lalsp,e hours IN walking
ground tonn. 10 nfler 10 view ,hslinpfpve.
msn,s going IN. what Rud particularly
refreshing 10 soc. is the interest demon
sltaied Wy the different congregations In
erecting aud repairing their respective
places ~ worship.
All see'n BE- be roh vineel IT the lnpcs
lance Of having good and eommgligps
building provided lof what ought 10 be,
the chief duty ~ hah 'he wotship Of Odd &,
Nov Halter myself, that am msn Of
libstsl principles, aud like 70 soc them
alt DO we'll. which epusea me 70 iniuifs
why y is. that the Catholic Church ra-
msiHs ~ lHHa without, sisstle The faet
IL. 7 should never have guessed % wsa o
church 81 all. un'il vas told 40. he'd
herd ~ " the ChHtch." 1.-THE Clutch Mi
liisnt" ard " the Church Triumphant
bot nsver before, cf church without n
s'eepie. tot which reason tss sm cne ~
those who can never take things % they
aud them, without gfumbling little) I
wsnt to know " something may not be
done by way IF Tapping the eliiass 10
the otherwise imposing edi6ce Of the heed
If Church Street.
an not the only iagpisitot In the mat
ter. sevefsl Of my fair friends have put The
qpestion 70 me, and being unable TO an
swef !, myself, ! make 81 appeal 70 the
public for an ansver.
The question IL, then-havs you any
cash 10 spsfs Can't something be dvns
10 The way Of subscription Coz the shove
hnmea purpose
Now gentlemen, II remsins between
your condolences aud youf pockets, vheth
81 your are willing that The fair psnitents
going to aud ffpm the Catholic Church or
. Sunday. shall, OF shall not. continue 10
view with envi6us eyes. that stupehdeous
" nsine" now being ateeied on ,ha Meth
odist Church
have only farther 10 add, that " you
can't resist the appeal, aud are IN any wise
chsfltabiy disposed, you have only 10 walk
w b. the rfesbtieiy, 81 IN ether words.
"the Ftiest's huuaa." aud then aud there
gracefully depnsit your donation. Which
ehtisiiaa and charitable deed en- certain
many nf yeu will refroim.
! remain, Yours evef,
Ipoutatfos
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How TuE LospoS TinEs ~ PRNrEp.--
A London correspondent Of tho Phtiadcl-
phia Ledger, having visited tho Office and
prosu-room Of tho "Great Thunderor,"
communicates the following interesting
iaota
They uso uino tons Of paper day
enough TO reach to Dover, eighty. th,eo
miles. Tho water TO wet tho paper is raised
by mn engine, and going through q perfo-
ted zinc cylinder falls on nj endless bsan-
ket, and vets twety-four sheets NJ n time.
They use twenty seven kegs, or two tons
ofink each wook. Moulds for eloctrotyp
ing are made Of papier macbe, from which
lead Impressions are taken, aud ready for
use In n half hour can take Xix plates fron
n mould, the manner Of doing II without
burning the mould IL n secret save Fix
hours by eloetroiyping. Have an eight
cylinder Applegarth press, that takes
twelve thousand FIVE hundred impressions
and Hoes ten cylinder, that turns out
sixteen thousand four hundred In nine
hours, working ak mon. The latter, NOV
ing horizontally, is not near 40 complica-
ted as the former. which works vertically.
They prefer Applegarth's. a. II does It's
business more neatly. Employ $50 men,
and issue 5000 copies; have a man who
counts 300 minute, and they are deliver
ed FIVE minutes after the stoppage Of the
press. One dealer takes % 900 copies In
twenty -four carts. Two twelve horse
power engines are used. Forty years ago.
only took 200 impressions per hour, and
first yearly (17el) il but quarter the size
Of quarteylies Of late years.
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THH FATS Pupiid koHnotss-A Az
tenion 10 directed ioihe advertise
msnl of the President Of the Board
of Directors of the Free Public
Sehppla II must be gratifying,
indeed. To- evety citizen ri the com
munity interested In The general
welfare and prospefity,to Witness.
the cfowhing witt, suceess " the
rHafts Of the Hoard, ~ elevate the
Free Public Schools loa standard
cr rcspectabilily they have never
before had They have means ON
pie and sufficient 20 do this. aud
al demanded Of The public. ia iis
counlenance and support
Candidates Tot admission iHio The
Academy 10 October will be esamin.
81 IN NJ. Booths room 90 Friday. The
9th. IN Miss oils on Tuesday. the
alst July
The examination Ia TO be apublic
one, aud we hope TO sec n good ai.
tendance.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25

A NovrL observation-disclosures
Steiner, who lately made balloon
ascension near Milwaukee,. twice dc.
soended under the influence Of rain TO
the waters Of Lake Michigan, and
saved himself from his great peril by
tightening his balloon Of everything
that could be thrown overheard. His
last flight upward from tho bosom Of
the lake was effected by cutting the
car loose, ho having climbed up on
tho rope rigging. lie describes tho
following novel spectacle which oo-
CURED during his great peril
Ono of the finest sights Prof. Stein.
or says that he ever saw was, the
view he had of two sunsets, while OFT
his balloon trip from Milwaukee, on
the ith inst. lie was ut n certain nj,
utude the first time when he saw the
sun 60 down upon Lake Michigan,
and then descended to the waters Of
the lake. Afterward he commSinced
rising again very rapidly, and soon
reached such an altitude that the
fiery orb again began to rise. appa.
renily from the western waters. and
ere long he was once more in full sun
light. Then, as he descended again,
the sun sank beneath the waters a
second time, thus atfording two sun.
sets in a single day. The Professor
says as the sun appeared to rise the
second time, it was one Of the finest
visions he ever witnessed, and the
spectacle was Of the most magnificent
description.