, 1862-06-07

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this, and only serve to confirm the wide
spread reputation Of this road as one Of the
best managed, safest and most comfortable in
the West.
Photographic Sofree.
Decidedly one OF the most charming events
Of the season was the soiree given Last evening
By s. NJ Fassett, Esq, and his accomplished
lady, upon the occasion of the re Opening of his
Photographic gallery, No. 124 South Clark
street. During Mr.. F.'s late visit to New
York, d magical change has been wrought in
the rooms. New suites have been added and
the old ones enlarged, and each thoroughly
furnished with the most elegant surroundings
The sitting rooms and laboratory are also pro-
1ided with the latest and most approved ap-
pliances Of the art Photographic. The recap-
ton room is q marvel Of taste. The painter,
tinte< and upholsterer have expended no
common labor in carrying out the designs and
have produced one Of the most admirable
combinations Of colors upon the walls and
architectural ornaments Of the room, VIC have
ever seen. The furniture, carpets, lounges,
hangings, and photograph cases have been Sc
1cctcd with an eye to adaptation, and arc admi-
rablJ in keeping with the general tone Of the
other co3or1ng.
In addition to the many gems which have
heretofore graced the gallery, Mr.. F. has
brought with him from New York some cx-
quisite specimens, and has added some of
the most delicate and perfect caues de visite
Of his own production. The graceful pencil
III Ars. fassett mas also prominent place,
anu adds largely to the beauty and general
effect OF the rooms. Flowers, vases, music,
and statuary, artisticallY arranred co1nn1cta
the aesthetic character OF the gallery. and add
their alwavs charming presence tn the other
attractions.
The COMPANY assembled was a 1aroo soc;o1
and select one. and yhi1ed away tbe ton short
evening IN examining tbc nictnres listen;no
to The excellent music of the Grcat V.stern
Band and 1ndulr7po in a hon 1rh;cl .7,s ~. !.
Of the plcasantcst Of the season The ent;re
establishment exceeded tbe cynoct,tiona ~
all present and was tbe theme of constant od-
miration. Indeed. if one cannot be satisfied
with elegant pictures. artistic proun;npr fresh
flowers, rood music. handsome f,ces and a
fascinating hop. he had better set mn NJ j.
Stacyrite and hive done. Mr. Fassett ia tn he
congratulated in having thrown omen the pa1-
lery which is q credit to the city. and
demonstrated that all art and tastn oro mt
confined to New York and the East. Their,
cannot be doubt that his expensive invest.
ment will more than return to him.
At Glendale, Ohio, June Sd, by Rev. Father
onscon' d.. Mons Louis A. Dochez, {De passio}
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nslle' NJ nsst appeared VIII Inc lamentet
elevation Of music among us and the forma
tion Of a correct taste. We trust that his ne,
relations will prove harmonious, and in thi
wish host OF bis friends will join.
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| 1!ie iAo1cs u the society take this oppo
sunlts u ohc' tnelr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to th
sa1lous caslzens VINO so generously responde
10 tnelf appeals as to enable them to leaS
"1tn t"ents-s11 boxes, at low estimat
bers Of packages from friends to yarious so
diers In different regiments.
4 srEcK OF WAR IN TIE MUSICAL WoRL1
We arc informed that overtures have bee
made BY the Musical Union to the Mez
delssohu Society to coalesce under the 1eade
ship Of Balatka, and that the oYerturcs hay
proved anything but harmonious ones, Ii
Mendclssohn Society politely declining tt
proposal and desiring to live singly and pla
their own horns. The refusal Is probably o7
ing to no lack Of appreciation OF Balatka or
the acknowledged services he has pe1forme
IN me advancement OF music, but rather to tt
two soc;et;es ,-a ~ ,,.-n,o.;a-a , - -, =
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