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n,r1oNAL LABOR PARTY.

~, Iobp w Browning writes as ioIo"' '
l.,,in, tho National Labor Party anu ~
.,oD an Tn, gpenfn0 Gtooe OF YESTERDAY IA odon,od
..-o,,,ou offered Ivy Mr. Cummlngs' last August
by the National LapUr rnoiptment by President OF
it,ce ~ one from each state anu he TO call
District OF ooiuu tSs orslniEaton OF National
Ibor party, aud nothing was resident or Vice Pres
candidate or eandloa e intimate object of the
olution would that bu s made the first duty
organization of the parry fyauhonty given 10 the com
tee 10 say when Eh;ed ES;fIsd states should be made
office of President OF S which they could deal was that
~ crca1Sation and fbe 3 tbe strength NJ that
natng WOu hntsbSrs we're organization There could
s,t,ens e0uld the DISSEMINATION ol the
National LlOSI I,o"enc TO the political party, the Ma
IT, Union decided 10 ne purely lnuustrla
uoha lA9 lApC therefore the Committee Was empowered
Hlgan1ao ,on 10 complete the organization OF the
political party ,. r,uch was said after the adjourn
90 nvt t .ncinnau Convention about the power OF
men, or VIZ Snd that il finally agreed that the
SNtjopaI Invention which should sefOrth the
i'a,os l and int, uOns Of the party, and invite all
sisndy the cause to assemble together for
" no o., of organizing the Labor party. This and
LTorp was Supposed 10 be the duty Of the com
,.oc Sond n adoption " constitution PLATFORM
md the measures 10 thoroughly organize the dnerent
ses and fe tine TO nominate candidates were duties
which belonged to the convention OF delegates regularly
elected for that purpose Al present there Is not more
than hah a doz States under organization, and
more than half states and Territories not repre-
scnjed IA tue committed authorized by the NaIohal
labor Union Under such circumstances, think am
justified in saying tne actions OF six or seven members
o the Committee who met In Washington last January
and decided 20 call Convention to nominate candidates
or President aud VccPresident Is act OF unscr-
pulous who are bent upon pushing Their plans upon
Inc people without regard 10 the best interests of labor
fhaf the refusal to call the National Labor Union to-
ether until after the political Convention Is held Is pre-
rifatng the movement without due consultation with
fhe worklngnen to whom the new party look for sup
port and that tey are more enemies than friends OF
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30

Academy OF Music. today Twenty.nl students wore
graduated az I3acheofsof Arts ~ Masters Of Arts
M, DIS. a. Bachelors Of Law and 10 ~ Doctors Of
and TSo iRs s
OF NJ A. WAS conferred LuciiB Barrows and ID. D. on
the Rev. T. r. Davies the Row. T. A. Foggs and tho Rev
Theodore Appel
e VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
CHARLorTsvMLE, Va, June 29.-The COM
meuccIuont exercises began sunday Last night the
annual addresses before the two literary societies was
delivered by Gen. Alpheus Baker Of Alabama. in which
he said In the late the South only attempted to
indicate her own sense OF right, ana Tor TINS she was
mathematical Those who were enemies are now again
friends and clasp hands in indssouble union" He
counseed the Southern youth TO obey the laws, 10
matter how Objectionable they might be-
MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY.
ST. LOUIS, June 29.-The Commencement ex-
ercses OF the State University at Columbia, haVo been
In progress several days. and have been attended by
very large audiences Yesterday the cornerstone OF
scientific edifce laid under Masonic auspices;
The ceremonies directed by Thomas T.. Garrett Oh
st. Louis. An address was delivered by Gov Brown,
the first prize for Greek scholarship was taken py MISS
j. Ripley the announcement OF which act was gTeeteu
with great applause.
BROWN UNIVERSITY.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 29.-At the meeting
OF the Corporation OF Brown University to-day President
Caswe announced his Intention TO resign at the clOse
OF the next Academic year
MUHLENBRRG COLLEGE.
ALLENTOWN, Penn, June 29.-The Com
menoement exercises of Muhlenburg College with the
Junior exhibition and contest for the Fry prize, took
place yesterday afternoon At about o'clock tho pro-
formed the College green and marched to the
Court House. where the exercises having been opened by
prayer, the first Commencement orations were de-
livered
This morning. at the Senior exhibition, excellent ad
dresses delivered those OF Mr.. Hiram Peters OF
Marshal, No., and Mr.. H. b. Srodach Of Reading being
specially worthy Of mention. The first upon The
Problem of History and the second upon Charles Dick
Mr. Peters's oration solid aud weldelyered.
Dr. Muhlenberg conferred the degree OF A. NJ. upon
Messrs L. Muhlenberg. Muhlenberg L. Swope. and X.
Rckert, and the degree Of ID. d. upon the Rev. Prof H.
NJ. Hassegwst. Prizes were awarded as f0llOws For
excellence In recitation Of Buffers Analogy, H. Peters,
s25 the Fry prize s25 In gold g. T. Weibel Physiology,
S25 g. r. Weibel Chemistry, S25, H. =. Phneger; Ger
man, $40, j. A. Bauman German Sl0 H. T. Pfueger. Tho
junior prizes for German awarded 10 Messrs Hol
man, Erdman, schaad. Sinner, and A. Kunz. a. Long
received from the Rev. Rennmgers Lutheran cOngrega
CATION $40 for his German Grafton.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

EEwORLsASs June 29gonr dan and oue Super6ne IS 12,
Double Extra IS 49, Treble Extra 80 25 Oats fmr 6Gt5
Prime t25 Choice $3.50 2T Pork fmer Mess sl6
frmer; shoulders 1tc Clear Rib 8c Clear Sides 9tdlOc
Other articles unchanged ELchangeSteEIng 4s seHYOrk Sight
I premium Gold ll3.
DETROIT 29Whea dull and droODng Fancy White IS;
Extra 81 40 Corn steady With moderate demand sales 6 a61c.
Oats good demand at full prices at 55dj6!c
TOLEDO June -Flog dull and unchanged Wheat steady with
mOdete depsnd No, White Wabash at 81 36, No White Mich.
81 I5 Amber Michigan 81 50; No Red at 81 40sI 4i
No. do at 81 @4G$l 81 No. do. at 81 30 Corn
quiet and unchanged; High Mixed at Sicj Low MIXED
At S1la57lc; Michigan at sec White at s2tc ost, a
shade better No at 51dJ No. at 54td6c Michigan SHE
Pregbts very dull Wheat to Buffalo 3td3c to oswgo eG7c
Receipts 600 bb Flour 1900 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn and
5000 bdh Oats shpmentlOO bbs Flour 5000 bush. Wheat
10 1000 bush. Corn and s. 900 bush Oats
ALBANY jane Wheat steady sales 500 bush Ordinary Amber
ri small parcels sold from
e O5 Oats du sales Of Toledo in lots cote Corn dull sales
2tOO bush on the Canal a 73c. Barley Malt quiet
WILsIaGToS, ~ c. June 2s-Turpentne-Spnts drn at 42c
Crude Yellow Dip and 81 Is for Virgin. Rosn
80 Strained IS for No. l. 81 rs for No d s6 Is for Extra
Pale; &c for Pale
AUGUSTA Ga June 29-CoOn-very little doing market firm at
Ice for Liverpool and c for NswYOrk Mddngs sales 70 bas
Feeeiut.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
From TIE HarTisburg STAT Journal
DOMESTIC.

The Republican State Central Committee of
Kentnoky have nominated the Rev. William NJ. Pratt, a
Baptist Minister TO fill the vacancy on the ticket for
superintendent Of Public Instruction
John NJ. Coughlan of Solano County was
nominated for Congress in the lid District of California
June2 The district is now represented In Congress by
James A Johnson
The Republican Territorial Convention at
Helena. Montana, on Wednesday, nominated VIM H.
Cagett Delegate TO Congress. The election occurs III
August.
LOCAL.
The enrolment books of the With Assem-
fly District Republican Association show that II now
tlumbers $50 active members.
FOREIGN.
On the 10Th inst. the Emperor of Germany
closed the first session Of the German Reichstag'
The French National Assembly has ap-
pointed Committee to inquire into the causes OF the
Paris insurrectiOn.
With regard to the approaching elections 1t
Is estimated that there will be elected 25 Legitimists
about number Of orleanists some 40 Moderate
Republicans I2 men OF the Extreme Lett ana ~ lm-
periass The full number Of seats 10 be filled is 1l2
be rf three sections will probably combine in the sup
port Of Tbers The Imperalist candidates are mahne
vast efforts and spending much money; but they have
40 cbsnce of any substanal success as all the other
farties will unite against them they appear ~ te
Chamber in any force GlaisBizOiD publishes an ad-
dess 10 the electors Of Paris, promising 10 support
liners.
The Austrian Reichsrath after voting an adj
ncss othe Crown, expressing the opinion that the AUS
Minister President Count Hohenwsrt should be dis
missed 10 make for OF themselves, has deter
mined not withhold assent TO the Budget, although
she Emperor in reply 70 the address, expressed his salts
faction with the conduct Of the Minister and desired che
chamber to cooperate with him in his endeayor to pro-
cuee harmony among his people. motion 10 defer the
neoste on the Budget opposed by a members ana
luPosu Dy tI yotesre sulting IN majority OF 10 Prac
Loay IN iayor Of Government. II the motion had snc
teeded tne only retreat the Government that would
pot nave been humhating would have been coup
dtfdt
The German Socialists have not profted by
NE experience Of France during the rule Of the Com
mOne. There was recently meeting OF such Of the
ourAeymen carpenters OF Berlin attacbedio the
'ocalistc creed, and by overwhelming majority it
vas resolved THAT the general meeting Of the Berlin
carpenters pay homage to the courageous champions
epo nave suffered death az Parh for the freedom Of
lsDCf that ther Berlin brethren 80 from the funess
OF ther hearts and that they resolved by unAnch
ney adhefng 10 the sOcaiiste principle, 10 erect y
6 monument at Berlin In memory OF the heroic martyrs
W' Useoom aud right" Tue language IN the last NUN
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Oh, r,,,s, R.ohs. Proviies,e for rtiiid.i,h'
sSb, Tictley Pstsr Georrrs Bssis -TA ass 10 heos
schr. Dart, Williams STANFORD - -
schr Undins Ennons, Portlint, "
R>br. Mia. BrsinanI. Bnen. Gloucestsr
schr J. X. McP.e, Hubbard, Nor.i1; ,-,,,.
schr A Tsrli Crewol Boston or Rhi'sdenm,
.ScJr fhsrerlior PerrusoB Norwich FOR Rbadout
sehr DR. Praukiip scoseh sewIootou for Bit,be,pS,.
schr s.s Bird Wcor Georges Banks with hsh 70 ~ o. "'s
sohr Rlmira Rogers Pue~, Virginia ,,xAn-
sehr Pampero John, n B., with lerher 70 yen rU'
scbr Lubec Mitchell Luhsc With Cab - JED FJe q -,
Congress, -, PodsDd, with llADer 70 Geo ~ "'''-~
Sehr HArTy Lee. Allcn, R0ckport, Me
schr. s. L. Stevens, Cbpse ROchpot, Me-
schr. CorneHs Prcncas Roekport Ne -, CHIC.
schr Pre-. Winds Psee Portland With lumber 70 Heo y h'p
Scht Ned sampler Shaw, Rocilsne With me 70 ~ b'"NA
Schr. BIeier Mills Rocksnd vitb hme TO J. v Hsnasd
WlhD-Sunset ugAt, W. N W. clear
BELOW.
Two ships anchored N ID. Bar unknown . "a, -,
Bark Petdler lN l JAlses from Port Talbot MAR 49, Ts
iron o order. (By pilot boat " y Williams, No. ~
SAILED. -
Steafnshps Kos for Bremen; Missouri for Havana sp'a'
Savannah Albensrle for Norfolk, &c.
DOMESTIC PORTS. i.
sAvAxSAa Ga June 2e.-Arnged scbr NJ II. Brsnh.l nos
NewYork Cleared steamships Gen. Barnes for Nev iars ss
America Baltimore ship Richard s. By, for Ne. lorA ana S'
Man tobsh tor Porto Rico ana Somerset, for Nassu N p
CHARLEsroN s. c.. June lsse steamships SAyof; ef 'H>
depha BAH Ranger for Lrerpoo Inta for ROerl.~
SPOKEN.
shr Lanous from Rio J.nero for Baltimore a. lat
u II.
MEMORANDUM
The steamship Nev.York a. o. from Bremen reports Jane
a 26 Ion. Dc H. Hroudea Of BnIhsp oS0nn
hat q o. On 81 b. steamship Hermann, hence or bTeHeA S A
81 %, Ion. s. Jl Hamburg steamship bc7dB
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THE sFNGFRBUND PRIZE.

In one of our late issues, in speaking of the
Prize Pianos did not any injustice to great
anOnakers such Weber or Stenway, who, We learn,
refused to make any tender when the Committee called
upon theu account OF the snanesS OF the apprOpr
alton toward the purchase of the przes well out Of
generosity to the smaller piano houses In this connec
ton il seems strange, "A morning cOtemp0rary
marks, Are prize pianos repugnant TO all solo pianiss y
At the last Festival in Baltimore, Miss TOpp refused TO
play the Prize Piano She would play Weber, not at
ALL What the Of Miss Krebs refusal was we do
know but il is evident that solo piansts choose
the above named makers whenever they play; does in
fact every else, except perhaps Prize Committees
Evening Mail
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30

s,,v Of Hartford to appropriate sum nrorr,ston Is
not 70 be used until the city s. senator Ss
sum. resolution appointing, g,.SOD SO" ,ss b. VIM H.
buckingham the Hon. VIM bishop oo%is:oners s"0 $ to
Bsrnum and Judge W Ippsn sSe state House also
superintond the erection % '
passed. .oD,aHvns today, the question OF
&,,te ~ l0S IN
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30

AsToIN-RANSoM-On "Wednesday, June ls Church ne
H0y Commanon by the Rev. BLaSnce Mr. Celes,n A0s 70
Mss Helen L. Ransom.
BAREBR-CBysGa wein.,sy June q, 1911 in We.nin''es
Church. RLsbeh j. by the VIM. @. Roberts. Assha.
Barker Of Philadelphia Khaae daughter Of the late Ilues Csas
Of tie former place
-WHITNBY-0n Wednesiav J1ne o. AZ the residence d ns
brides parents by the Rev Harvey Aagus.ss
Bmes q s city to Lizzie on dughter D. D. whneJ Of the Cy
Of Brooklyn.
Boston papers please copy.
QUACKBNBOS- CENRY-On we,nessy Juns 29 ., e. Peters
Church Alfred Beach d. d. John
A, daughter Of Theodore W. Pinekney.
sHANNOS-RUFP-In Philadelphia Monday &C. the red
depce of the brides ance Ruff By the Rev heCsot
2 shannon EesYork Blgns daughter VI the se Col VII
Nam Rad. u SA
MYTH-THOMPSON-At Milford Conn. Juno 70, ny the Rev.
Thomas Gadet Douglas Smyh to ADELAIDE dangh Of Henu
Thompson all OF this city.
Al Notices Of Marriages must be tndorsed ulh hIs
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK sARxET-Juyr %

Cattle closed dull and lover offerings inferior to those Of last week
best sale to-day, 81 a6i first quality 4q5}c medium 4d4lc
receipts 8 head sales 1908 head Hogs in fair supply demand
mOderate hogs wanted quoted 6iG6ie receipts 50i
head Sheep improved supply good qualities
loweri fair good a5ic good to extra SG6c receipts
head.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
PERsoNAL-BY TELEGRAPH.

PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.
. The Prince and Princess of Wales are about TO
visit Germany.
The Emperor and Empress Of Brazil arrived in
London, Bng, last evening
Samuel Reed Supreme Chancellor of the
Knights Pyhas is IN ST. LOus.
The Right Rev. John II. Luers, Roman Catho-
lie Bishop Of For Wayne died in Cleveland Yesterday Of apopeIy
....Gen. Parker, Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
e Washington yesterday for weeks absence at Sehooes Mountain
co,5;ns Ss lie VIE e1f n s .t ere II &
Capt George s. Porter, formerly Port Warden
Francisco and Of the Oldest residents Of that CITY, died on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Rushworth, the Colonial Secretary of ia
% appointed Governor Of the West lns Confederation to
reside at Antigua
THE late English historian George GrOte, be-
quahet bis library the London University Of which be Was for some
years the President
Jacob Manchester of the firm Of Manchester,
Hopkins prominent business Of Providence, L. died
Suddenly yesterday Of heart disease
"A private letter from Cologne, dated June 10,
mentions fiat Gen Spinner bad Belgium and Holland
their Berlin Cen Spnners health Is Improving
Mr.. VIM. p. Hanes has been appointed Com
Pittsburgh Penn aud Of Townsend Hsnes oref
Register Of the Treasury.
flames F. Fry, John w. Brooks, Nathaniel
Tver SIDNEY Bartlett HAnnewe Of Boston Brasus Corn
ing Albany T. TsmAn Moses Taylor and Joh JscoD
have Board Of Directors Of the Michigan Central kAosd
.Gen. Hartstuf who was recently ordered
before Retiring Board retired with the full rank OF hor'
General He admirable officer both CHEF OF StAn 10 Cen
Rran and 10 Geo Sheridan the main assistants to Sec
retsry the War Department and DIVISION
em The other Seminole War Forda and has besides
undergone man hardshpA
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
P5SSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM BRBMENIB steamship NewYork June 29H sonntag l.
Johsberger yno Levy Rohn yno EerhaneGer Leeh ober
Fbs H PrtntLe Alb Klein and wife C. Reuger Jno.
BrOusbg Lewis Crwhr H. H. Chambers John Conner Man
wate Waleb, Mrs Haas and children Mrs There and
Caroline Roseed Mrs Regina 0ppenhne Mrs Rosa Frank Mrs.
Cath De and child Mrs Louisa Henke Elisa Ledg Margaret Her
0ta Marx Ellen Thona, julie ScharreT Margaret schmidt
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
WESTERN UNIVERSITY OF PENNsYLv.

WESTERN UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
PITTSBURGH, June 2S.-The annual exercises
Of the Western University of Pennsylvania were CON
cluded last night by the hfty-frst Commencement.
procession OF the trustees faculty class in their Oxford
GOWNS students and alumni reached from the University
10 the Third Presbyterian Church. where the oraons
ware delivered. The degrees then conferred by
President Woods. All the oratons appeared TO have
been carefully prepared and very creditabe. BY
the Kindness Of Col Phillips President OF the Allegheny,
Valley Railroad, an excursion has been offered TO the
leave for the oil regions to be absent
era days. The University was never more prosperous
than At present Its endowment has recently been IN
affl "A eirIsf
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30

her OF the organ OF Messrs. Bebel Lebknecht, the
Volkssadt at Lepsc Is Guite in keeping with this reso
luton These two members Of the Reichstag have den
titled themselves with the OF the Commune. and
ready Mt any moment to defend them.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30

James Walker of Eleventh-ave. and Thirty
ffth-st claims TO have been stabbed, on Sunday, by
Matthew Stripp of No. Albany-st. Strip, when ar
rested said they visited Newark Sunday, and were
drunk, but denied the accusation. He was held.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
STATE OF THE WEATHER.

TEIFGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, U. S. A., OF DESTINATIONS AT ll:47
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY.

ROCHESTER, June 20.-The Board of Trus-
tees has been materially changed by the election OF two
representatives Of the Alumni-Messrs Francis A. Ma
comber OF the class OF 1852 and Martin W. Cooke OF the
class of lsN Tho new Board has pledged Itself 10 IN
crease the Endowment Fund OF the University by 100000
UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA.
PULADELPIuA, juno 29.-The University OF
PenDsylyana hold It's annual Commencement at tho
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
f3arometer corrected Tor temperatnre and elevate
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 20, l871-7 p. IN.
- - ~. mat hrsaI.,.f .fogIF H0nfrR

Synopsis Jor Me pdI fUeH,tT0VW "O"e. :,
The barometer has fallen slightly north and
,est ~ Missouri II has generally risen since Wednes
Isy evening on the Lakes and Atlantic Coast but is now
Somewhat fallen from North Carolina to Florida The
tenerafre has fallen Lakes Erie and Ontario, In the
ohio VALLEY and Florida. Northwest winds have pre-
aed dnring the day north and east OF Pennsylvania
winds have set In on the Gulf Coast ana
Tie fresh poTthery winds on Lake Michigan are now
local and variable Clear weather has been very gene
a. Middle and Eastern States. Clouds and rain pre-
ai,e i'm Northern Florida. Light rain fell In Western
Tennessee during the night.
PrObdbHHies.
Pleasant weather will probably continue on Friday on
,he Ioycr lakes and Atlantic coast Partially cl0my
In cIeariug weather probable Tor the Gulf and Sonth
AtIaufc states The barometer viii probably continue
~ 3 will threatening weather, and eastey Winds on
Lakes Superior and Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Noe fs's
WE SoN l0i PuLToSsr OPP Old DUTCH CaVtph
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed nth fss
name and adlress
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-24
TAILOR,S
Liver l. Stomach COrrect0r

Has one great distinguishing feature, which has
long been sought for in cath Artic preparation
20 take the place of that medicine which leaves
the bowels more or less weakened for time, in
iicated by subsequent costiEeness, which is the
case with most cAthartic mixtures and pills, In
this preparation there is eoD bined a Tonic,
which completely sustains tie bowels and sys-
| TEN while cathartic .z.lTence is being pTodu-
| eed. therefore never loses its effect, does not
| lesve the bowels costive, ard may be used By
| the most delicate person. For the diseases
named it acts with the most perfect efficiency,
searching ana roofing out all Impurities Of the
system, giving health, yigor and strength to the
| " b ole body. And after you have used, yon will
| recommend il to sli with like tr0ublet. IN
dou btedly yon have taken that Kind # medicine,
Sithou: getting the relief sought for. There are
| SO many different kinds, al for the tame dis
ease. tina, II is great wonder if you do not let
despair take the place of hope, and resign your
/ self 70 the ravages Of disease. l VIII give S3VV
reward fer a case Of deraLged liver that cannot
be cured By Taylor Stomach and Liver Corree-
tor. where the constitution Is MT entirely bro
ken down by sense, or the liver consumed.
great uauy would ask the question, Nv hat can
We eat. and how much - what is one man
meat il another mans poison, IS an old saying
and true o4e, too. We will sn'wer, "est the
best Of every ythiug tbGt agrees with yen, but
| moderate smount-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-24
pailD ARGUS.
Official Paper.
HALE BROS. GREAT FURNITURE EMpo-
Rum

The grand emporium for everything
required by the great north west ia decided
ig the city of Chicago In rapidity of
growth, ccumulatiou of weelth. and smart
go-AheAd-up to-the-times business men, ready
to buy any thing, sell any thing, and com.
pete with any body 10 the world. this city
has no equal, either this or the other side of
the day OF Judgment. AS proof of what we
say, lot US take one establishment and trot
IL out as specimen of the best. When
IN the garden CITY the other day, we visited
the great furniture establishment of Hale
Bros, 10, u, Ia and l6, North Canal Street,
and we're politely shown over that immense
concern by the gentlemanly salesman,
Mr.. q. c. Grutt, who. o.seemed, as we'll he
might be, rather proud of being able 10 put
stranger through the most magnificent
Furnishing store to be seen in America
Such a collection of gorgeous, useful and
ornamental articles for house furnishing, it
was never our lot to see before. Noah's
ark during the great food was not packed
iu'ioA Vi ouAAAAsi bhan hAIo IL DEOs. ~ Ol
furniture.
Complete set of the richest style. In
suite for drawing room, hall, dining room,
bedroom buodoir, made up in the most
luxurious manner, and upholstered in the
richest velvets, reps cloths and other mate
rials carved bsd-s!sAds, carved whatnots
decorated sideboards, bureaus and every
article to catch the eye of taste ana suit the
fancy of wealth. The more modest require.
msnss are not neglected, for sets suitable
for the cottage or the home of the artisan,
are there, and in faot take any empty house
of any size you like and we would warrant
Mr.. @. c. Gruh could find the furniture to
fill il from floor to roof inside of fifteen
miu1tes. There is not another establish.
ment which can equal theirs in size, selec-
tion, quantity, quality or price. Upwards OF
$3O0,00O are represented by the stock OF
this Firm and small regiment of hands
are constantly employed. The visitor to
Chicago misses one of the wonders of the
world If he does not go and see the Furni-
ture establishment of hale Bros. We saw
it and confess TO having been more aston
ished than we have ever been since we
peeped down the crater of Vesuvius and saw
the middle of the globe.