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CT. sTANIsLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Bay ST. LOUIE, MIssIssIPPI. -

This institution chartered by the State Legslature
and conducted by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart
been in successful operation since 1885, Beautifully
situated the shores of the Bay commanding exten-
sve view of the Gulf and afordng all the advantages
the breeze and bathing In tho Summer its SPLEEN
did 10 great Indictment to heathfu exercise
comprises all the breaches of good English education.
Board and Tuition per session, payable half yearly in
advance 80. .---...--..--..--..-.-. $3.50 90
Waehing per sssion. IS 90
Bedding, per session, (optional) ..--....-. 90 10
Doctors Fees Observation-Disclosures. co
Vacation. if spent at the institution 10
EXTRA
Piano and Violin, per month e.ch.- SIC
Use of Piano, per month. Observation-Disclosures 81
Flute per month Observation-Disclosures. ~
Brass Instrumen per mon th...... 70
Spanish and German languages, per month, eacE. D W
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. FLoRIMOND
apes 74lv nrect"r at the College
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS

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mentS of the Stomach Liver and Bowels. By theiI
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and best of all the Pills offered to the public
They purify the blood, remove all corruptons, and
the deceased system to perfect health AS AN
ANTIDoTE TO CHILLS AND FEVER THEY
HAVE NO EQUAL FOR DYSPEPSIA THEY ARE
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CONSTIPATION. RHEUMATISM, PILES, PALP1-
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BACK AND LoINS. NERVOUSNESS A POSITIVE
REMEDY. FOR FEMALE IRREGULARITIEs
WITHOUT A RIVAL. Whom one does net feel very
WE'LL" single dose stimulates the stomach and bOweA
restores the appetite and mpSrts vgor to the ySten
Sold everywhere Office. ls Murray strest, New York
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GIANT 1INCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Missouri


This conducted by the Priests Of the Con
gregation of the Mission st. Vincent of Paul 10
beautifully located the Mississippi river forty mee
above Cairo and hundred and fifty miles below St
Louis.
The College buildings are large commodious and well
ventilated The grounds are beautiful extensive. anc
well adapted for heathful exercise.
The College is of easy access. Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Girardeau
The scholastic year begins the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the first of July
TERMS
Board and Tuition, per scholastic year. $3.50
Washing, and mending of articles washed Is
Physicians Fee and Medicines 10
Instrumental Music &c
For further Information apply to
Rev A. VERINA, @. M,
President of the College,
Or to Rev. TTOS. j. SMITH, Q. M,
St. Joseph's Church. New Orleans.
Mr.. JOSEPH MITCHELL Cashier Of the Mutual
National Bank, No lo6 Canal street. New Orleans 10
hereby authorized receive and give receipt for any
moneys which may be paid to him for account of the
above Institution.
New Orleans, Au~ust 3. 1872 se27 "a ly
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Spring HILL COLLEGE,
tsT JosEPH's,l
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This ngestablished Institution, favorably known
to the people of tho South, will enter upon its Forty
fifth Scholastic year
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ST. ALPHoNsUs CONVENT OF MERCY.

ct. RY-JEFFERsoN COLLEGE,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated the Mississippi River, Sixty Miles above
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment, moor
porated by law of the Legislature and empowered
grant diplomas and degrees, was opened on TUES
DAY. October 9th 1874. 1t is under the direction
Of the Marst Fathers who form society specially
voted to education College Point and Convent Landing
and uar landing places for
going to and returning from New Orleans.
TERMS:
Payable in o. s. currency half yearly in advance.
Board, tuition, washing and stationery per term Of
Doc ors fees and medicine in ordinary of Ill.
ness flor all), per annum 10
Entrance fee to be paid only once. 10
N. bail music lessons are to be paid for monthly
in advance.
REFERENCES:
His Grace, the Most Rev. Archbishop Of New Orlesna
The Rev. Clergy Of Alters.
For further details, apply to the Rev. President n
the College, or to
MR.. P. POURSINE,
| ocs7741 No. 40 Gravier street. New Orleans.
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THE CHASTITY RECORD OF DEATHS that
suit from pulmonary affections is friRbtful There
dis. that is so insdious its attacks as Con
sumption. BY the neglect of "ssht colds they soon
become deep and defy remedies which, II applied
the outset would have avered all danger. Dr. TUFTS
ExpectorAnt has proven itself THE MOST VALU-
ABLE LUNG BALSAM discovered. DIS
TINGUISHED CLERGYMAN of New York proncun-
iG the Rrostest blessing of the nineteenth cen.
tury, j" and saye family ahould be without It, 1t
il pleasant TO the taste and single dose will often re-
move tHe stobstinate cough, Once, No. Is Murray
stFcpA, New Kcgk- nPNHY
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DR.. TUFTS hair DYE

is easily applied imparts beautiful black brown
and like magic. The best in the world Sold by
all druggists. Price, 81 box
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s.av Gathering 9Th for the speakership His I'M
questioned probity and unhinching opposition TO All
schemes OF public pruh'gaey are Also 10 s aNo' auu
nathze with him AL efforts to bring back the GONen
inent 1, the principles OF honesty and economy when
once cha racterzed It's CEcihndu Cohl
mUrcal (ind-i
There ia hardly any concealmcnt of the favor
IN which Mr. Randall Is held or of the prominent anxiety
=, ,,ef eny,usdS1n whv do they prefer him to Mr.
sohcnc has lobby. and not political sl-nlncahce uu
that IL working purpose OF lhe olhti O pVlu
there not the slightest doubI-lNashlhS'on NOiIo
spOndcnce Philadelphia Ilucs.
IL is probable that. finding Themselves In an
rrecOrciable contest between tue three candddte e
Democratic representatives VIII drop them al ara tht
Mr. Walker OF Virginia OF some other southern man. TOT
spcaker and give West the Ccrksnip We Year they
we hone d ey reckless OF pubic OPINION as "a
tako Nr Randall No choice could better the party so
much tie former, none damage IL 80 O@S HS 1Ae iS'
ter.-lspFingfeld Republican dndl
There are in fact hut three fmen who are
really eligible the position Of speaker klnd.
COX OF these gentlem n Is lacking III I'M
noraut Oua &c atoms for he Office Tie hest tnS ta
The DcmocrcJ could de- would he to put all these canu
dates aside and unite man, but uioit ~
they have man 20 unto upon the uuti ~ tnas
three-ourihs the ability and power or our PuohO hu
is st retained 10y tie Republican party N sp'o "a ~
Immense losses which 10 las sustained 10y Heatn 1u
session expulsion since the war Do''Vh Ai''''u
lIDd.l
Whoever should be chosen Speaker of the
first democratic House OF Representatives, lhat VII
assemble gt me capital of the United states IN bed y d
a. ~ OF Years samuel J. Randall should not ne Inc ih
famous back steal came CO vote Dy 1eas ana Nd .
different form and a. dihefcnt Stages no = 'tt
n eVe,y tine and t.4kn- ANY DcmOe tuc lseiitstht
i've who votes for hll must vote HuOiselHchs VI LIS
back pay record and virtually write idotI Gown as 10
beitri thln a backlay thei- Rochester Union anu Al
ben
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MUSICAL NOTES.

We were misinfOrmed as to the charming
ece which DR. Won BOw played for encore on Mon
dav IL waa by Bach, not Handel
At the next Thomas Symphony Concert, the
putc rehearsal OF which takes place tomorrow Alnhe
schiller instead W Mr.. :. b. Mills viii he the raiSt
lhe wifi nlav with the orchestra Schumaun's Concer'-
stick on o. which understand has never been pup
Ncly performed IN NewHOrk.
The late Henry Hugh Persons symphonic
Dopm Macbeth" which PLAYED here by luonds
LAST summer has recently been performed. FOR the hst
time in the composers native country nj one 81 the LON
don Cryatal Palace COncerts A brother OF Mr. Person
in a late number Of COnrOrdid, finds fault Wlth the
auu0tat0r Of the programme for attempting 70 snow
tie play into music: The writer ~ that ia scripti"n was
not warranted spec'f ing the series of passages rom
Shake=peares play when he said the different move,
meus of the music meant 20 exprcss mYslf dld
certainly IN note 10 Mr. Manns. Indicate certain salient
messages or scenes which I took from q letter OF my
AN that ne mentioned the murder OF DGncan me
peculiar phrase indicating the presence OF the wlCes'
~ MELODY Of walug tenderness expressing Lazy MIC
bets und0uhted for Macbeth and his for he-lONr
laden with crime and the march of the two armies Al
these shoud doubtless have been noted III me concert
bopk lint beyond this the writer not authorized 70
70" But II have strangely ESCAPED notice I'D
London that these indications or explanations OF iHe
musical motives are given with extraordinary prou7ion
Inn The printed score published ~ Lcp-c, ana the PRO
grawne annutatOT certainly justified IN slppo-lhS
that fbav could have been placed there without me
couuos.rs sanction C0HcOrdiI is quite right therefore
IN Swing that PersOn chose number OF passages rom
The iay-t t0hCs' scene, the overlap OF Nahltlhe
AMBITION the aupcarance OF Lady Macbeth, tire murder
being quoted the scorc and then created music 20 H
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been appointed Second yoePresident, and VIII at once
enter upon tho active duties Of bis position
Those who have known Mr. Bslsey Stevens, Secretary
OF the Company for the past i've years. WIZ DO saa !"
learn that services to be retained, and that hfs IN
innate knowledge Of It's business. well as his expert
enco 10 life insurance matters, VIII Do stl aeFOno "
promoting the interests OF the Old OAK"
Mr. VIM T.. Squire whose services Assistant Score
tary have for years given entire satisfaction "a
the Company, well to IT, agents. and those win
whom ne ha. come contact in ransaotng ia business
will continue bis cction and unite with his associates
IN earnest efforts TO extend IL usefulness.
The Board Of Directors remain heretofore. with the
single exception already named It will thus be seen
that the practical management Of the Company Is 70 be
in the same direction heretofore, with tho valuable
and highly important safeguard added that those who
have Contributed to tho Compauys assets will take ex
ceedingly good 10 that tho Companys invest
mcnts past and future, Will be nursed and protected
that loss In any direction through temporary deprecs
ton Of market otherwise vi nos be Likely 70
occur.
The management AXIS that all interested in
the Company will give their approval 70 the course
adopted because IL and Is, based the deter
nination that the Company should be preserved intact
he made strong FOR ts past coniraes, and sure OF
grand future. As assistants OF those who for many
years had charge OF It's business those who newly
come into the Company hope aid achieving results
which viii prove that viii be able retain Its Ugh
and we-earned reputation for honorable management
and faithful performance Of contracts, and It Is hoped
future will be gained rarely equaled.
This year has been OF great prosperity in tho Com
panys business the insurance written from January
TO November I, 1875, being very considerably in
cxcess OF the amount written during the corresponding
period Of 1874 agents having earnestly and zeal
0usy supplemented the efforts Of the officers In thef
determination good years business, despite
the so-called hard times" and it Las been
pishcd
II be TO all evidence Of value to know that the
Hon. John ". 5tcdman, the Insurance Commissioner.
who ia fully conversant with these changes, aud has
given 10 them the most careful invest cation. fully
approves OF the pursued and Of the results ar
rived at.
II Is with feelings OF the utmost satisfaction, thero-
fore, that the announcements herea contained made
and every agent and pocyhOder IL earnestly asked 70
manifest appreciation OF the work accomplished by
Efforts maintain the good OF the Company and
increase IL business Thus results ~ the most crafty
ing character 20 all may b. achievodlN y Express.
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officers going to be presented TO the POP, pope
OF that time. and they passed tnfonEn
the Of Rome the people were mucn exerclseu ~
thinkr. who they could be: and at last IL Wts con
cudcd that they the representatives OF some ldlah
tribe who had been brought tO he loyal 10 the foir
Qaughterl But something may have passed tbroish
the minds OF scOtchnen at some pciiou
which has induced you To discontinue the
~ your most picturesque costume since you
present your unrOinhntc dress nevertheless Sitt
yoiI not only fcl0w-couutrymen but giving You an
the distinction which reverend and eloquent frleni
has brought ont your national characteristics Ilht
being the ease allow at this lte hour Of the evening
20 dstain you longer than 10 say That ! shaii
carry with my way across the Atlantic pheasant
rcmemberanccs OF your society and this evening Anu
shall also carry with this token Of your kindness and
good will toward And believe that you VIII agree
with me and accompany me IN all my IA,
pirafions 20 do all by our mutual
energies. by general influence, by actngtho impulses
feelings and hearts ~ perform what we owe W
England and America. Loud and long applau'e.l
To the eighth toast" Our Sister Societies and their
representatives, our welcome guests the Presidents OF
the ST. Georges, 81. Patrcks, St. Nicholas, and New
England Societies responded The remaining toasts OF
the evening wero: 1.-THE poetry Of Scotland" Honest
men and bonnie lasses" "May and trouble never
FASH but mirth and Joy be wi ye a."
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they arc very much exaggerated In fact. thero mas
been caying In at all. portion OF the roof OF the
Union fell in but the built tho mines were
not disturbed IN tho least crack OF several inches In
width tho only thing noticeable the surface There
have hundreds OF mining casualties In tdis valley
much more serious property to say nothing Of loss OF
life Tho only damage done 20 tho Grand Tunnel Mine
was by the flow OF water directed into II by the
Of in the Union. and it is in no way serious
Competent persons offered to put the mine in good
order for - 600 and working IN II regu-
larry force OF men wore set nj work to-day by super
ntendent Roberts 20 remove the debris from the mouth
OF tho Union Nine at which point the principal fall OF
roof occurred The fall undoubtedly caused by rob
bling the minc Of pillars SO say all competent engineers
and coal Operators The extent Of the damage IN the
Union Mine known yet but 10 Il tDcdght % ne
no greater than ia caused In mines throughout the coal
REGIONS every now and then by the fall OF roof
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was full and round and the parts perfectly Dalancea'
The only drawback the performance WAS that the
chorus was scarcely large enough for building OF tho
size of the Academy it would be heard to much gcaef
advantage in smaller room.
In tho second part Mr.. stoddard sang " We Verhaht
hills from HANDLES Susanna" hut not very agreeaby'
ne has smOothncs and elegance which music Oh
this character requires. The duet. louis CT hom'
from Rossinis stabat Mater" when was On
the programme, had 20 be omitted On Nv
count OF the absence OF Miss DraSul' WIN
was TO have sung II with Miss Thursby Mr. blSchon
sang q new song by DR.. Damrosch, " Young oiegHlou
II has some rather dramatic effects, and the ACCOMPANY
mept ia well orchestratod; but the themes are ho'
eSpecalIy pleasing. and an unfortunate niE"
note OF Mr.. Bischon's. which was pam'uHF
fat detracted from the pleasure when the HopE
might otherwise have given. d.. DnrOSeh
Ind tho assistance OF the Thomas orchestra when payeu
a. general thing remarkably well is s custom; but
there seemed TO be little difficulty once or twiee-n
narcnlnr in one passage the NoctuTne The mistakes
we're such ~ would scarcely be noticed in another bahd
but from this accustomed to such pertce'loh
that the slightest naccuraOy seems magned to an I'M
mense extent.
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II there is any party in this country entitled
% be known ~ tine u 1agOn party 10 /, me Demo
sratc ant, IL Is "inf.ted wien every syracuse
IOurnai ,kopI
we have heard hOrTid TumOr that Gov
flden I'D New has weakened on the currency Hirs
ton since election. a. comes by the way OF DHNld A
Wells We should Ike know the paIucul1rS.-iDoS
tie aid
A Pittsburgh Democratic organ dominates
Judee ick Tor the Presidency on lle ground liat
"Gr,nt will undoubtedly 10" the Republican '1udldae.
n the friends al Peuasvyanias faNorite son" cannot
urge his claims on anI better prcfeN than tDaJ' tAtJ
might az well give lim up Boston Journal ,hciJ
Assuming that Secretary Fish has treated
the subject up % tut present anne rs newspaper stnS
ton ana tnat he has denial from the Minister an eA
planat1n should at once Doe demanded by the secretary,
the alternative being g. recall un the distinct sro4u OF
Ia. dshonOraDie connection Of Gen. NticuckS NAME
with the SWiud.e.-i NcWbui IN journal ibrpJ
IL Dr. McCOsh want, to eXuIpate secret
sseirtip. among tile stuGeIts at Princeton, and do n
effscialy lac Inusi abolish the Greek apbaDet. livery
letter 900 t Is M stca form % tie student, ana 7ds
gtsJs tiilcs for ali oi literary and social orr nlzl
ton n en- aud secret. The crusade must DC made On
those hioYOus lote So Cincinnati Commented i4A0
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A CHARITY BAzAAR AND CoNcERT.

4 charity bazaar and concert to secure
funi for the erection Of the First House Of the Mission
Of the immaculate Virgin FOR the protection OF homeless
children vas held last evening IN FegrerOs As8.mbly
Rooms IN F5urtcenthst Tickets TO the number of over
100000 bad been distributed at p cents EACH
aud each person holding one had chance
OF drawing premium Among the success-
mi tickets we're the following. the premiums
being annexed No 81 1ii, 800 IN gold; No 3O3Il,
ION Gf coal: NO. 6~GJ photograph OF Cardinal MeCos-
kew: So 9g7 barrel of h0ur; No. l,zJ3. the LIE
~ the Blessed Virgin; No. 800, a History or TIE
Crrrb In the United states; No. 1916, pony, wagon
m harness; No 1S.OZl. single De islead; NO 81, 200,
500 IN gold: 80. 2O96, scwpg-maoine; NJ. zJ,Iu@,
sherman, Memoirs NJ, li,5oU box Oh cstIsj No.
H., o.. SO ia currency,
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SCOTLAND'S SONS.
RAyoUET OF ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.


ArpRFssE. BY LORD HoUGHTOS. CoSsuI-GENERAL
ARCHIBALD EoBEET GORDON iHE REV DR.
oRMfsrON, AND OTHERs-sCorrSH INFLUENCE
IN AMKmC PROMINENT PERSONS Al THE DIN
NEE.
The annual dinner Of the ST. Andrews Society was
given last evening at Demonico's. Robert Gorien
the President made happy opening speech ANA
signalyzed the occasion Ivy presenting to MI
Archibald. the British Consul General
and to Lord Houghton the certificates
of their honorary membership in the ST. Andrews
Society The speech of Mr. Archibald was a grace
fu and witty tribute TO his Scotch countrymen'
unusually elegant and finished in composition
and so happily delivered as to arouse IN
bounded enthusiasm, and evoke at the close
prolonged cheers. DR.. Omission appeared Tor
the first time as q Chaplain of st. Andrews ana
his hearty tribute to Scotland and ScOtchmen was
the occasion of great applause and admirsion'
OF the other speakers, Postmaster james was
brief and witty; Lord Houghton spoke
more deliberately, ard provoked the warm
ost applause by his final aspirations for endless
peace and amity between the two countries and
Dr. Taylor made a specially happy reference to the
care Lord Houghton lad taken Of a poor young
Scotch poets fame, and even of his grave
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TIE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAWS.

WAsHIvGT0S. Noy. 3o.-In che Court Of Commits
soper. 8i Aham. Claims day. tle following uI ru 0Hts
0,rs rendered. Ia 80 JI, Harriet b. lItir autm 100
tr4tIIE. $50 90 No. 3@t william huptr F'4~ dol
t.-s 80. 5..G. Arnold BL s. 90 o.. SOU 90
case 5,g-CIaIlss W44lluls. $500 >'i Geo. ". LORD
+ffss 80: Charlie. H. lord ~ $50 % Moses huh-ah
-I'z1i -; Gce Ntl3e 1000 @3 h"bert ~ui,n lr,
tl17, ~ Moses NJ Butler sl,-7i A., with interest Ou tho
~ daF OF July l-5a. 90.
DuinF iarFt-t ~ -t.-io
Joseph M. tUre- 20 3d.. fi,I.H 81.
Da.r $50 llfU-aiu..i 10 Boil. e.'' IT ArAult 3HIc-
s-l IT joel Irurlton. 2Bu u SamuD -ut ST. u
Joseph rsu-Ie $500 H. case No. $4,000 d. hls't.
administrator ~2,1t' 50. ..
l.e following cases submitted 90 the Court Case 3-
Moses a. Grna-l ct a.; No a6l-ll. kos.raf 30 1j1-
a. IT, Haven 20 A-. No. lOJO-Jancs &. Ai4cn executor;
&c. lGJl-Eobtrf Colt q, l No. lO52Abrft o. Doc lt.s
80 l.tJ8-Iurn Carl: NO lO53-~arlh p. tmrcl adu
so 1000 Harriet b. Williams, &c. lnsH, David u. Nrinilr
So. 1901. Henry p. HtNeus no l,0JH H. T. Ravens cyl
r,o O4 I.r4H hoe. No l.Otl VIM. 81. smith, % AZ;
80 tnl. Jared ioe-r a. Capaul; No. O2, 'hlil-' j.
Cturch. IUZi. sarah y Church, 40 l.t& FItlrA lti-
mil lU3, Alfred O. Chester No l,r-i, WINS Ol'l>
admir- Adjourned.
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Special Nciltro.

Econon-,-aI Houselsrcpers sho1d bay hox OF PYIEs
Is. SOAP. which good lnr laundry, bt aud toilet ny
it, sold .r rr cess ~ whom. Dtpo.'o islllston-,t
Post-Olnce Naure.-Iho MAILS FOR EUROPE TOR tac
endtng 9ArvtIAN. De. a. 1870. VIII close ths
brlur i1oyf- lAl I.-NA - 80 4 $50 u- on WkDNfn.
DAY . ! Ola ~ it0DAl =. 1880 "a ana on SAT-
tHnAA % 900 snd ll-3u d. iu. i i- 4AAtS, 4. 4.
sulphur Batli-.-Tmolars siual hotar sulphur aad
crupu0u 0f GO ssn e1tls sycs &c. 81 tAntonpl, shsL
Tru,ss-, B,ndnses, Err" -ooeys iud Rubber Tirss.
cheapest best, entirely foe nom ! rusty,
us piping uuUicl,lutas- Attending comfort safety,
cleanliness and durability used m bathing; always reliable.
hla. correct adjustments oY prices send Tor catil'
A Few Offices only .eias "a unreutci Ia THE rGIBu M
BUILDING Al Tie ruouI Au beautifully finished Ia hsrl
ooi sl There elegant gaauxufrs, heat and water In
every All ere exceedingly usht auf airy are p,rfecy
su a cylor, anu h,Y ali nave uuep lndegt entrances
l Gao BAH TIE elevators SIDE hy side, ant both IA
f,oi working They kept from O'Clock
morning t long after Midnight kon. very faVorabs
terms. Application should BE- naio n TILE TRIBUNE
Counting rcoin.'-
See Frank Leslie Illustrated Newspaper. out toay
for illustration. OF tho DEATH aud Ubscqus OF ths late
President WILSON pHr Rats ul Ar late William b. AstOr
NewY0rk Millionaire OF senator Perry, acting Vice.ltcs
dent n uio United STATES ana OF Hiram Cslkins candidate
Clerk Of the United states House % Relreseai
views oil TIE Centennial grounds la fs1ount PARK, Pb4de
ua aAd Of Dr. Mclran Block and Palace Tow St Loui
No. VITA numerous other Inc pictures and Emma kae
cartoon. Tho Four page Supplement- with tits
number prosey illustrates The Display OF Industries a. Ne
Pittsburgh Exhibition