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$1,000. $500. and 500.

They will DO Issued rs cospon Bosd', payable TO
Bearer, and may be held In that form, or
Tho Bond may DO nsgrsisrsd In tho nams OF the
owner, with tho coupons remaining payable. 70
bearer attached tho pr'napsi being then trsnsfsrs-
bic only on The books Of Tho Company, unlsss "a
assigned 10 bearers or
Tho coupons may be detached and cancelled, the
Bond made q psrsssssf Rsgdstsred Bos@, trsnsfsrs-
bio only on the books OF the Company, and the In
tersst made payable only 70 the registered owner or
his attorney. .'. '.r
Tho three classes will DO knosn respectively q,
list. "Coupon bends payable 90 bear
err" 1900.
I'd. "Rsgistsred Bonds with Coupons
attached"
IA. "Rsgistered bonds win Coupons
dstsehsd ~ and should DO % designated by COrre-
spohdcnts In specifying the elias Of Bonds desired.
They have thirty years 70 run nom January Is,
1870. with interest at per cont per anuuu nom No
vembcr ., 1861 Principal and interest payable IN
Gold In no City OF New York.
Tho interest - payable In May and Novsmbsr,
that II may take the place Of that Of tho earlier
Issues Of nve|T wsnt,es, and suit the eonvsnience
Of our ffiends who airsady hold Central and West
ern Pacific bonds, with interest payable in January
and July, and who may dssire In making addition
al investments, 70 have their interest receivable At
different seasons Of The year.
Tho Loan Is secured by mortgage upon tho en-
tire Line Of Road nom Richmond 70 the OHIO River,
with tho equipment and al other property and
appartsAAness tedthrswith.t - .'
A sinking Fund Of slooDo per annum Is provided
for the redemption Of the BoDds, 10 take erect ono
yssr anss ths completion Of .hs Rood < y
Tho msste.gs Tor sIsyooyoD, Of which sa,ooo,'
900 will DO reserved and held in tfu,t for the 70
demption Of outstanding Bonds Of tho yvsss,s cs..
Ssi Rssis.d cs~ps.y, now psrEed In The chslA-
poaks and Ohio. s'.' p, I
or the remaining sl3,Oooo, sufucien. amount
viii be sold 70 complete the road 10 The Ohio river,
perfect and improve the portion now In operation,
and thoroughly equip tho whole fOs sisrgs and "a.
'UaILI .Gllfd,. IlI uaAh Fit1n " 40
tive trAiRc.
he prsssnt pr,ss b % and sssfssd in.srsse 2
A Loan 70 amply secured, % carefully guarded,
and 70 ssrtain hssssnss 70 eoinnsnd proainsat
plaos among The hvorits securities In The markets.,
both Of hi. Country and EarOPs, win b 1t once
spprssisssd and QUICKLY ahsotbsd. -t-taf "A
80 vssy respectfully,
%, !. .. FISK 4 HATCH,
HHa Ht' n..a
.--rr. .r7l---.y,i H"nks"'
P.A-ws ham Issued pamphlets sosiaising nAii
psrtssslsrs, stasst,oai details. .spA 80. uhieA
vim b furnished upoa aPplioasioa. r.ts|
n We buy and ssli 0ovsnnsat BosAs, and
rsssivs the accounts Of banks. Bankers, Corpor-
- "a,
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.Miscell0sseOsss.
Farm for Sale,

= dI'Il loI' SOulos .hI
iMoo SITUATED In buxton, near
l Salmon lsib village. nine miles
IRON sseo, siztssn nom Portland
near the line Of the 2. . n. Railroad. ra
Said arm wss the property Of thslsts wn NH.
iksa and consists Of 10 acres suitably divided iste
tillags and pastarags under high state q eulu
walton, with good orchard buildings nearly neg,
cuts about Is tons Of hay. convenlsutly DIVIDED
Into two farms. Terms REASONABLE. Apply 70
IVORY u MfLLiKEN. on sire premises, OF 70
t9H DANIEL DENNErr, ESQ.,. Buxton.
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:. =. ,JBDDEFORD, IMAlNE. Z
OnIss Of FISK Z HATCH, r., d
BANKERS, AND DRALERs IN GOVERN.
-rr-,.,~vv, gf,-.lf.frs,t

H"ls shMENr SECURITIES, d'i TO-
A No. 6 NAssAu sr,xrr. NEW YoaE,
'n' 81 ' 9. February iSuh, 1870.
ne rsmsrkahls success whish has attended oar
negotiation Of the Loans Of the Central Pacific Rail-
rod coup.ay and The Western r.eiss Railroad
Company, and the popularity and credit which
thsss Loans have maintained In The markets, both
In this country and Europe, have shown that ths
Pint Mortgage Bonds Of wissly-looaied and honor.
sSly.managsd railroads are promptly rsoognissd
and readily taken - the most suitable, safs, md ID.
vnntageous iorm Of investment, yielding moro
valuable income than can hsresfler b derived nom
Govsrnmsat Bonds. and available 70 take thsis
pls.s. ... f..'fHT r. H.F .I.n .a mt
Assured that, in tho selection and negotiation Of
superior Railroad Loans, wo arc meeting . Ereal
public want, and rcnderinga valusble sorvios-both
70 the holder Of capital and 70 those great National
wofks Of internal Improvement whose intrinsi'
merit and Substantial character entltio them TO the
use Of capital and tho confidence Of invsstors-ws
now onsr with special confidence and sstsctioa the
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NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE cxoels every
thing. No dirt, no sediment, no Poiso1! Perfectly
reliable 1t does tho work most eiIectually. Only
Is cts, n bottle. Sec advertisement. = II lwl7
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AsGocp AZ EykR-as ever the bcst-for all Lang
AMI Throat affections A physician writes that tho
Vegetable Pulmonary Balssin has mover diappoint.
Ell the reasonable expectations of those who have
used 10. Prices, 81 and 10 ccuts Cutler Brothers
Co., (late Reed, Cutler Co } Boston, Proprietors.
lWlT ...H##H
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rxThe European method Of CONDUCTING hotel is
Messrs. boyuton a Roberts, the new proprietors ~
the PARKS HOUSE, No. iS Washington strcct,
Boston, having entirely renovated that we'll known
hotel, will conduct II In future both the Amer.
can and European plans. This Will make u more
popular dining resort for business men than ever
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. II An ounce OF prevention Is worth pound 81
caro.s NJ you give your Horses and Cable does %
SrkyESE CosDIrioN PoNDkAs once weck, twill
save them a good deal Of sickness. Sold every
where. ..'t" - OWLS =
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Beach's Washing Soap gives gen.
eral satisfaction, and s worthy Of pablo conf.
donce. TRY 1T. 5u
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Limerick, March %, A. D. tS iso. T. "oDD'N''
YORK. IS. March "a, i9o.

Upon the foregoing Libel, Ordered, That the Libel
ant give notice to the said ersho q. Robbins 90 APP
pear before the Justices Of said Supreme judicial
Court 10 he held at Afr within and for said County
Of York ON the third Tuesday 81 May, A. d. ls7o by
Publishing three weeks successfully an attested copy
&c said libel, and this order thereon ln the Union and
Journal newspaper published at Bddcford, IN said
county, the last publication 20 be fourteen days. at
least before the sitting Of said Court, that he may then
and ferc In our said Court show cause any he have,
$3.50 RUFUS II. TArLEY,
rs FflhLIr 49, fgllFf jus. sur. Jun. CT.
A true copy OF the libel and order Of said Justice
swlS Attest, II. FAIlrrIELD, Clerk.
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The Rice Divorce Suit Tor Maud IN ago. Is
causing great excitement In Boston. Itshould warn
Young men not " marry In haste. Rioe u bat -.
his bride u. lie swears that she made him believe
upon her nee neck and hands Poor youth. lie
probably f0und her elbows weren't quito son and
pretty. Ought llagan 10 be indictedf We know Of
many similar cases This balm gives most won
derfsl pearly and natural complexion, 70 which We
don't object We like pretty women. 10 finish the
picture, they should use Lyons kAthairon upon
iuxariant trcsses. they become Irresistible. owls
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The Repssiiesn cs.nty Committee desire
that the names and the psst-ofriee address
81 Zach member Of the several republican
Gown committees In this eesnty. shall he
sent 60 the JOURNAL office without
delay. WIN the Chairman thereof please
forward ny order NJ the
CHAIRMAN CO. COM.
Biddsfors, Mar. -, 1870.
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Marine NEWS.
Btsfdefessi and Saeo,
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ARRINEp. .a...- So. I'D.
April .th.-seh. y. q. Dsxton. Goldthvait.
April sth,-Sch. Rcarl. Gocgins, Sch. MAricl, OIL
patrick, Portland Steamer Rntcrprise, Ralker, hoe
TON. April sth,-Sioop Annie May, llill. fortiand
udFfN cLxAREp. pee Hh
Apsn Ii,-sch. Z O.. Baziou, 0oidihvait Cor
csnns,dgspors n, a.. a. 49,.
April i3th.-Stcamsr Enterprise. YAlksr. Doc Boz
ton.
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Auiuu aud sunrual.
sABBlrn SERVICES, ArxIL ~.

SABBATH SERVICES. ArxIL ~.
Btadsfsrd.
Blrrusr, Adams street. Ioss ilussari Ir.. Pastor.
Rll. s-.sie. a, 10 - 4. VI. s.ripta,. l.ss.a; n,
Thu
rREx BArrIsr. Jefferson street Iey Js%es seys,
rsssr Services at ~ an an, S.y.r n..-.Ss S-s 70
sssises. Fr.ys; -se.iss Al ! iiSs'oet.
rss,ss s,Sss.. =; A. ~ z " rry.sl;
Ing ny The pastor. fcry.sc.s s.s,' ~ NV J.sa
isss,r .nf =, rs ss,.s.. Prayer MEETING. Tss.-
Gay sysssl. :, :. = k .,. s. i = i' AL IN,
SAiod.
ru,., cox.r. Cr.vIIo., Nal. street. char'e. Ten.
new r.sior Services at 10 Ia A. " and III and
Va r. NJ Preaching by the pastor.
IIbls GAS al the fest1, sa S.'ars<' evenings
All invited
Yorxa Nxxs CHHsr,As ASSOCIATION. Rooms In
oaInby sseetsers Block, Main street fYy-r-n'eet-
Ing from Ia 10 10 i-2 A. ". Missos sabssth shool
io ~ Az -. x.ssss sseaiu., at quarter to
eight O'Clock.
A.ss :tsst r,..ss
ITi-f oeiock. Love yeast At $500 AZ O'Clock, and
Gre....s BY .s r,s.dlas hief q - IL M, In
w shaws iIail IN Biiiefora. There VII be ssr,.e
IL IN. hall IL the Isrce.oa. Prayer Nesting Ia tbc
hall Ina the e,eaiax al y IA o'clock
CHRIST cWuHcu. SEpl-eep.p Cry sqs.rs, W.
=: AiErr, Reet.r Services m hsrdss Han ~ 10 q.
seats entirely tree. Service. s.d ehsreh -o1k sup
ported by voluntary offerings on Sundays
Fmsr UNvrss,Llsr. GUY SQUARE, ~. w.sv.,,
Pastor. sunday srip-si 90 Ia A. ". Nsl-i v. "
sermon by the pastor Conference meeting ~ II VI.
ADVENT CHAPEL, nm street Services at 10 L. A.
NJ, . Ia and 4. n. seats free
SAGE.
rtpsr Coxar Nsia street. N. ". friRk, Pastor.
Services At 10 l-7 A. ~. and r. ".
YssE navrtsr, sts<er street u. rrue, Pastor. Ser
vice. at 10 l-2 A. w., 2asdBF.M
RArrisr MAIN street. Services al 10 ~ A. N. and
III. n. Preaching by Rev. Mr. Jones ORR L..
METHODIST School street. q. ]. Clark. Pastor. Ser
Vices p~xt sabbath ~ fellows Love fcsst ats O'Clock
a M. pvvsehinx nc 10 i-l 9. ne. ny Rev. j. C"iby:
The ". n. Ebarch OF Biat.ford wiz snne Win his
~bureh ne nj Sabbath mDrun<. In the after noon The
t.o snite 10 sesste.s al shsvs Hall Hide
S.rd, PreGehiss ats IL Prayer meeting al IL m.
SECOND PARISH, Unitarian, J. T. q. Nichols Pastor
j. Age, R.si.r. ssrv,se. al 10 IL A N. Ezsssr
services. seats furnished nee
Tho Repssiis.nC ess,y Committee desire
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To THE HONORABLE JUSTICES of the Supreme
Judicial Court next 10 be holden at Alfred In the
County OF Yopk and State Of Maine, within and Tor
said county, the third Tuesday of May, Ammo
Donni. ls.0:
II EsPECTfULI.Y libcis and gives this Honorable
IL Court 20 be nforaed Frances +. Robbins f Liner
ick In the County of York and state Of Maine, that
she was lawfully married, the 18th day Of septen,-
her, A. D. ls nj Bangor, In the County 81 Penob.cot
In said state, by George W. SNOW, Justice OF the
Peace duly licensed to soleunlxe marriages, To DER
sho g. Robbins, thea ~ said bangor, nov beyond the
limits OF this State, Ia parts unknown TO your lbeant
that she had 10y said Gcrshon e. Robbins two chill
r,r via: Jennie n. Itobbins born september list, A.
d. i~sS aud Oracle Mabel Robbins, born January 5th
A. d. lsss bath Of whom now living! that your u.
beant has avs behaved herself n claste, faithful
aud wife towards him the said Gersom e..
RoI,bins hut the said Gersbom g. Robbins, wholly re-
yar,less of his msrrtsgs covenant and duty, On the
day of August, A. ID. lSbI. abandoned your IL
heant leaVing her means OF support whatever for
herself or lr children and he has never since that
time provided any home or means Of support for ber
and her children, nor las he furnished ler or them
with any Of the comforts and accessories Of life.
Wherefore and because she says Is reasonable and
with the peace and morality of society your libelant
prays that she may he divorced nom the bonds of mat
runy existing between her and the said Gershom q.
Robbins, and that the custody Of said children may be
given her. the said Frances l.. Robbins. and. as In
''' ''" ~ = FRANCES r. RoBDINs.
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NO MORE GRAY HAIR.--Ssfsrss Hsir RssfoS~
sfirs brings hack tho original color. ltisnot sdye,
and clcax crystal.' Contains nothing injurous.
70 cts q bottle. Wide awake druggists arc SILL
ing lots of &C. See advertisement. tWi6
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d STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, {. Before NOSES II BuAoxErr, Esq, Trial
Justice within and for MD county, March ID, is7u
DENJAMIN II. DOOrHBY, % Limington, I'm said
ID county, W.. CHARLES u. BLNELL, late Of
Limiugton. In sAid county, now OF parts unknown
beyond the limits OF this State.
Aud nov on suggcetioa ~ TIE Court that Charles
Y. Elwel the principal defendant At the time of the
service of tho writ, was not an inhabitant Of this
State and had no tenant, agent or attorney within
the samc, that his gpods 90 cstats have been at
tached In this sction spd that DO hes bad no notee
of said suit and attachment, u orssref, That
tce Of the tendency Of this suit DO given 70 the sad
order, together with abstract of the plaintiffs
writ, thfcc weeks sscccssivvly In The uiIox AID
JouRNAL, newspaper printed 81 Biddeford. In mid
county, the last publcaon " bc not less than thlr
" days before the 10Th day OF May, A. D. Is7O that
A. n. N. BsrS.nIs okIcs, in Linsrsek' In I'd Tor
said county, on the said 10Th day Of Nav, A. D. 1870
nj O'Clock = m, before mo- aid Trial Justice, and
answer 70 said suit, " he yhalls oAase. !.
As.ss y MOSES = HHACKErL }
1IT-uuA
a. s(<Ssbsef IF Pi~ssSf7s Hrs.l nv
Asumpsit on account annexe,i for uss a horss,
Slom and cr cpsh peid hy plaintiR ~ rsqu.s q d.
PENDANT, SIM, wht dated NsFch Isl $50 end 70
turnable before me, the sHid Aosss n, Hr1ckett,
Trial Jastios this 10Th day q March, a. n 1870 ct
O'Clock, .. M, st n. II. Burhank's olnos, In Linn
true copy Of order of Court, viii, ahstrset Of The
' Ai,e.. MOSES n BRACKET.
3wiS ~ 49, 800 Trial Justice.
l. ~ rnx.lon~s rvtnt.d m mi. o6,c.
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'''1 NATURES
HAIR RESTORATIVE!
-..,r.#I. 80 TIE RESULT OF . ..
YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERIMENT.

U confat.s no Lac sslphsr, NO ss0sr Of
Lcad-no Lthargc,-no Nitrate Of silver, -and
10 entirely FREQ ffom the Poisonous and Health
destroying Drugs used In other Hair Prspara-
lions.
Itis sare 90 supersede and drive sut Of
tho community all the POISONOUS preparations
now In uss. Transparent and clear ~ crystal, II
will not soil tho finest fbric No oil, no sediment
no dIrt-perfectiy SAFE, CLEAN, and EFFICIENT
-desiderstums LONG SOUGHT FoR, and FOUND
At Lasts -. "." N'f"
Il csiors and prevents she Hair FROM BE-
coming Gray, imparts son, glossy spPesrasoe, 70
moves Dandrur, IA cool and refreshing to the head.
checks the hair non hllng Oh, and restores 70 70
greet extent when precautionary lost prevents Head
aches, cures all lumors, cutaneous sruptions, and
unnatural heat. ONLY 70 CENTS A BOT.
TIN. '"A ''
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS


Ohese fssAs-s ss s"s~- ~~sssSs ~~fs~S'
TAs Chesapeake and olis Railroad, connecting
the Atlantic coast and tho magnificent harbors, Of
the Chesapeake bay with tho Ohio river at point
Of reliable navigation, and thus, with ths entire
railroad system and water trnhsportation Of the
great West and Southwest forms. tho addition.
al East and West Trusk Line. 20 imperative
ly demanded Tor tho accommodation Of The I'm
msnss and npidiy-growins transportation between
the Atlantic soabOard and Europe on the one hand,
and tho great producing regions Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Valleys on tho other. u
The importascs Of this rosd a. . now outlet
nom tho West TO the Sea- magnines 1t into OF
tional consequence, and nsurcs 70 II an extensive
through traffic nom tho day Of IL completion
WHILE In the development Of the extensive agricul-
tural and mineral resources Of Virginia and West
Virginia, It possesses, along It's own limo, the sle-
ments Of large and profitable local business.
Thus tho great interests, both general and local,
which demand tho completion Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio RaIroad " tho Ohio river Afford the ssrost
guarantee Of It's success and value, and render II the
most Important and Substantial railroad en-
terprise now in progress In tbs country.
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It, valuable franchises and superior advantages
will place the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany among tho richest and most powerful and
Trustworthy corporations OF tho country, and
there exists present value, In completed road
and work done, EQUAL TO THE ENTIRE
AMOUNT OF THE MORTGAGE.
Tho details OF the Loan have been arranged with
special reference TO the wants Of all classes Of In.
vestor,, and combine the various features Of con-
yenIence, safety, and protection against loss or
maud. s.f . r. .
Tho bonds arc In denominations OF -
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Tho Road Il completed and In operation from
Richmond 10 tho celebrated White Sulphur Springs
Of West Virginia, ~ miles, and there remain but
100 miles NOV partially ooustructsdp 70 DO CON-
pleted 10 carry IL TO tho proposed terminus on the
Ohio river 81, or near, the mouth Of tho Dig Sandy
river, 80 miles above Cincinnati, and $50 miles bo-
low Pittsburg. ar .... 40 Hu .s.i
Lines arc now projected or In progress through
Ohio and kentucky 70 this point, which Will con-
nect tho Chesapeake and Ohio with the en-
,iro railroad systems Of tho West and South
west, and with tho PAcinc Railroad.
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.fII,sr.et .f Pi..st1,. N,s,,.

n Envelopes printed a, thi, Otlics.
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NKruop,sr, Aifred street. - y. wethereee, Pastor.
oaaT,eriy Conferences the Class Room saturday eve,
al IL oeioek. Love yeast nj Sseo az o'clock, and
,rr,cli.S by the Pre.idlnx Eier al 10 Ia A. NJ. In
;- sn~rn,cn az "a o~i"sk tia q. Eiaer will preach
Ia shsws Iail In Btilefsrd. There viii be <eryt
d. IN. hall Ia the isres.os. Prayer Meeting Ia the
hall Ina the eyesiAx al Z IA O'Clock.
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CHRIsr CWuRcu. tEpi-cop~D Ci,y sfsare, W.
T. AiErr, Rect.r services in Hsrdys Hall nj l.. II.
u. Easter services.
seats entirety tree. Services aHd church WORK sup
ported by voluntary offerings Sundays.
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R.rrtsr. MAJ. street. srrylees al 10 10 A. NJ. and
+. ~. preaching by Rr,. Mr. Jsses OF l..
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Hanscom, " T. Boothby.
On Eleotions--S. G. Libby. +. r. Burnham.
Monday Afternoon. Herbert Height. Frank
Cole. Y. Atkinson, James McKenney and Rob
ert Stevens. all young lads. were srrsigned be-
fore Judge Emery, charged with assault upon
sman. Stevens was acquitted, but the others
paid 81, and one quarter Of the costs each. to
ave few days at the county retreat.
Tuesday afternoon the bankrupt stock Of
cigars Of Vim. =. Abbott were sold ut auction,
Tut the prices realized were rather low. -
Early Tuesday morning cries Of murder
came FROM house on Middle ST.. occupied by
one Bowden. On arriving there Il was fund
thss the wretch had got ugly drunk. and had
pulled he's wife by her hair out Of bed. and
was engaged in kicking and abusing her. Bow
den viii have summer vacation son.
Hon. Mc-cs Lowell. has boush, the house
No. q Middle st, known as the Fairfield
House. ..| ..'H -"i''
wslearn that the Methodist society and Sab
bath school are to give one Of their very pleas
Ing musical Concerts At their church Fast Day
evening at O'Clock. Don't Gail to be there.
We learn with regret that this Is the last
week, that We shall see the joyial face Of Mr..
Albion Sands in connection with the basines Of
the Eastern Express Co. Sands has now host
Of friends for himself, among our business, men
and women. and all win regret his los.
Messrs. Luther Bryant. Asa Wentworth,
RishwSrth, and @. v. Jordan. have purchased
the Burlsish tenement block on.Fres ST. 'n B
We learn that n. 7. BOOthby and L. @. Della
no are to form co-psrtnership in the merchant
tailoring and furnishing business and are 70 oc-
cupy store in Bryant, JOrisa & Pixies new
block. o.
Hon. J. N. Burbank has most OF his building
material together for his house on Main ST..
The new Pcst Master, Mr.. Andrews, assumed
The responsibilities ofofiice last Monday morning
We learn that spms Of the musical young Ia
dies and gents 81 ssoo, are 10 intcduce q
sparkling little opperetta in short time. II
win be sure Of success. as indeed the names Of
the projectors warrant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-19

THE KING OIL -BAyARIA.-I'he youthful
King of Bavaria, whose eccentric passion
for music came near costing him his throne
not long since, is coming out wonderfully in
the war, to the intense delight of his loyal
subjects. He no longer shuts himself up in
his island palace to study the emusic of the
future" and play violoncellO duets with its
mad master, Wagner, but places himself at
the head OF his troops and goes to hear the
music OF the battlefield. In the hot fight
OF Hagnenau, in which his army rendered
valuable assistance, the royal viOlOncellist
must have had excellent opportunity to
compare the real thunders of cannon,
shrieks of the wounded, kissing of bullets
and huzzas Of the combatants with their
noisy counterfeit in "Tanhauser." Dr.
Ripley, writing to the Tribune, from Munich,
says the young Kings action has called
forth general admiration and greatly en-
deared him to the hearts of his subjects.
He says:
The King has heretofore been regarded "a
a young man Of elegant and dainty tastes.
an enthusiastic lover Of art, not q little &C.
centric in his personal habits, of an amiable
and complaisant disposition, but without
dignity of character or force of purpose.
The present exigency has given expression
to his manlier qualities. He has been de-
cided and resolute from the first. Without
hesitation, he has thrown himself into the
cause of German unity, Of resistance to the
invasion of German soil His example has
done much to inspire the people with cour-
age and zeal. a.r