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Horse Xotes. JACOB CLINEDINST. GEOJIGE CLINEDINST TEAVELER'S GUIDE. DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS FROM YORK. JiORTlIERX CEXTItAL RA1LWAT.

CLINEDINST BltOTHER, House and Sign Painters, GRAINERS AND GLAZIERS No. 3 S. Water near Main. I'. S.

Kalsomiuing a HjicciiiHy. Promjit attention giveu to all work entrusted to our care. may'24-ly THE RISING SUM BTQYE POLISH. "A Thing of Beaut is a Joy Forever." BS r-A-BLISrimiD 1847. LEHMAYER BLIOTHEIt'S 'I 1' i GRAND OPENING OF Spring and Summer Clothing, Goats' Tarnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Trunks and Valises.

The largest stock, the fiucst assort The grUtt variely, the Wt goods, the lowest pric Sulu fur uioa, bura and rhildn-n lo all tbo uw aud diflnreul nt) In of J'hkU and uik9. HATS ut rdvft'l, thf HrgMt id 1 latest atvloa of atmw and U-W hata ever uffrel. vf arltinaw taH fmm tbn fluent to tb ouanirst braid, hii, m'led and bmn utraw hU for bova and rbildma. 1 atbblit lln of kuU' hirnUhinx to be found lu town. 1 1 el vad fmm If urk a peial and Maortmuut of Saraf Eiiglisb and Fiem trunk are (be ajnuta for the $1.00 PEARL SHIRT, aud c.bMist whit alilrt ever utfrivd.

our spbtuill'! a'rtiiint in all tho dit! -rnut li rniiomicd by tlevw wbo have trid tbtm to be tba bivt Ulvan a call, xia nino uiir gwid, an 1 lis ciavinctMl if and our cctrvnwW low oricea. may 5 2 in "Jjj For beanty of polisli, saving of labor, freenessfrom dnst 'ijtii durability and cheapness, truly unrivalkd in any country WATT THE LATEST FRESCO DESIGNS IN PAPER HANGINGS. HOUSE SIGN PAINTING. WATT ICaat Market Htreel WATT WOKK PKOMPTLY, NEATLY, CHEAPLY DONE. ORIGINAL DESIGNS FOR FRESCO PAINTING Decorative Down with TO REDUCE STOCK.

50 cent Hats down lo 25 all SL00 Flowers down to 50 cents, good Sun Hats at 15 cents. The thoroughbred Nellie Mi IouaId ami Hells CUalpaut were sold for recently at I'hailadelphia. The two celebratod raoera, Bob Wooley and War Jig, have been aen to Lexington, to turned out till fall. Mr. W.

Mnlkey, last week purchased the three-year-old racer Lueifpr, by Leamington, from Mr. Geo. Itrillard. Price, 1,000. Mr.

Thomas alutce has purrhaed the fast brown lt Daby al a high The colt is at fleet wood under the charge of John Murphy. Mr. Dun Walton baa bought the splendid bay trotting mare Lady Gilmnre, aired by Volunteer, for HOtW. She has trotted in private a mile in The Derby Jockey, Fred, Archer, who rode Silvio to victory at the recent Derby meeting, was presented by Lord Falmouth with 1,000 forhia success. Col.

McDanlel recently ltought the yearling Fawn, by Harry lUsftett, out of Rallie Watson, for The Colonel last wee'i was offered $10,000 for her. He says she is not for sale at any price. Mr. William Astor of New York last week lost by death his valuable and promising colt Lamplighter. The colt was two years old, and a full brother to Fellowcraft and Rutherford.

Mr. Astor paid $3,000 for him at the sale of yearlings at Mr. Alexander's lat summer. The Prospect Park, L. trotting course ia soon to be reconstructed for trials for speed among the flyers, and it is expected that all will in readiness by the middle ofAngnst, and that next fall nurses will gain be hong op at Pnwpect Park.

Mr. Payson will be Its active manager. The famous old trotting mare, Flora Temple, ii failing. to Chestnnt Hills, the home of her declining years, savs that she ia, gaunt and decrepit, showing every sign or approaching death. She is now 32 years old, and it is eighteen years since sue astonished the trotting world by recording the first heat under 2:20.

THE MARKETS. TORK FLOCR A XI) GRA1S MARKET. Cvrrtcttd daily A. 8. ShmIL PURCHASING TRICES.

i.nAr mtew not 4 omhol an H'xl do 7n R.vo. do ftO Com, do 45 Ctola, do 40 Ssrus-t'low husliel 00 1 inioiny 1 75 F1I da. 1 on FLOI UAKiKlA RETAIL FUi'B-Etra, bbL, 50 7 fto ntSD- Mixed Corn and Oat. bnahxl, fiO nnorw, 1W IU. 1 00 Brown 1 00 YORK COAL MARKET.

CorrttUd by r. T. fioolt A (To. Pric vfT ton. sVZi'wr td in l'or Retail.

SHAMOKIK. ..5 0O iPea, 3 f0 Kiri and Rtova. Nut ..,..4 SO I BALTIMORE VKTV Tiro. Eg and 0 I Faa, $3 50 4 50 I LYKEN8' VAIXETCOAL. e.

5 001 Pea. 3 BO Nut, 4 80f lilarkaaiithOoal 5 50 pr 83 Coal if delivered la yard, 25 cnt per ton laa. $25, $50, $100, $200, $500. Therdiablhmieof ALEX. FROTHISOHAM No.U Wall J.

aw Voaa, puWinb a hanilaiBMi nybt )ia waoklv papr. called tha W'ei'kly Financial Kimrt, wbloh they aend free to any addrtwa. In addition to a large number of editorials on financial and other topica, it oontaina Tery iuii i rvporva 01 me aaiea ana auuiatnx ua, oonu nun twnunvv ai in at uia stooa Kxchauca. MKSSR.S, FROTHING II AM are extensive bnikorn ot large experience and tried In addition to their stock brokerage buaimaa, tbey tell what are termed "Pri viieeea. or "Puts and Calla," now one of tbe faveiit aiethoda of leitiruat apeculation.

Their advice vaiua'ile and bv following it may hareniade fort I Nt Tork Metropolis.) ni "VTRS. JOnS L. 1IENRY INFORMS ITER I 1 patmns aud the pnblio tfenerally, thai aba ia fully prepared to furuuh her cuatoinera with HOWE'S N. Y. EXCELSIOR CKBAM I1RBAD, which never bad bean Intnxlneed in York before, to Families, Hotels.

Stores, and Boarding Houses. The bread is made out of the beat floor in the Mar-kefc and Mrs. H. baa experienced that the Bread keeps moister than all etbwa, and ran be bad at her Bakerr and on Market dart at her uoaal stand. Also the lllumsnthal Bye ttread for sale.

I tnbniit, reipectfullv yonra, MRH. J. L.HEXRY. City Bakery, 408 Sontb OeonfH. Every loaf of bread ia stamped with a mrUtf-lm Q.00D NEWS! HENRY L.

NEUMAN, MANUFACTDRER OF OF ALL South Newbery St, near Market. Yortit, PA. Ic Cream delivered to anv part of town, by the quart or gallon, at short notice. Also shipped in any quantity to any railroad station in the Slate. Pic nics and parties furnished at low rates.

Perfect eatirtfactioa guaranteed. A handsomely furnished ladies' and gentlemen's laloon is open every evening at this establishment. )uiie2 Call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Wallick's Book Store, York, fa. looking Glasses, Chroraos, Oil and Frames, a specialty at Wallick's Book Store.

LADIES. For fancy I'arxteries, all atyles, call at WALLICK'S BOOK STORE. On and afir Monday, ly 1 1 1 877, trains will leavs xork, aa toiiowai POKTHWiKft-HAKRIHUt'M, SC. Wail, 11 30 A. M.

Dally eioepl Sunday raw i.mn, in m. HrrtHnr Ki press, 15 M. Iilyeitept9uuUy; ItnriBMil EinvM. S7J. l.

1AIJ. BOI.71IWASI SAt-TIKOItK, SC. rutUntL 5 27 A. Sl.IuiW. Wsthiht's Kinross, 7MA.

M.IUilvniceptKiindav Wail, M.IUilvsioeptSunday eipresa, g7 r. t. uaiiy, Frederick mfisioji p. r. r.

On n.l after Moaday, May 14, 18T7, trains will n.iH iiiuows: WRKTWAkD HASOVRR, SC. 0 A. M. for Frederic. 10 A.

M. for Hanover. 3 3 P. XL. rmlanck.

IASTWAID WIlmiTSVlLIB, 10 A. 11 80 A. 4 lrt P. 0 00 P. M.

TakathsA 10 A.M.. 11.30 A. M-. ami 4 10 P. train, for Philadelphia.

PEACH BOTTOM RAILWAT. l-eara York, Freight and Passenger, 7 05 A M. lave York, Passonfter and Mail. 3.50 V. M.

IVIta, Paswugersr.il Mail, 6 30A. M. leave lvlta, Freight and Passenger, 3.45 P. M. 11AN0VKB jrxCTIOV, HANOVFR AXD OUT TYSBVIU) RAIL ROAD.

Train (via Jf. connect al Hanover Juno thm aa follow a i ve York. 7 55 A. 3 36 P. 5 i7 P.

Arr. Hanover. 15 A. 50 P. 8 20 P.

M. Arr. 0tyliirg 10 3D A. M. 9 03 P.

M. BKTURXIMO. Connect soever Junction, with Mall and JHanialiurc Eiprnw North. Art. Work for Women.

i now iaiie wuo nave organized an asso ciation for the encouragement of art-imlns-try among women are no donlit disposed to listen to ingestions, and to welc me any thing which wonltl open new fields of lalxir for the clata they are interested in. Have Ihww ladies observed that, while the eolti- vatinn of flowers in our cities has of reent years spread rapidly, no imnrovement in ao artistic direction has Wen made over the old-fashioned flowerpot! A vessel of chaste and elopnut form for (lower-culture cannot he found, unless the recently-designed box with tile ornaments Is an exception. These tile boxes, however, are very costly, and at beat but inadequately meet the demand. We need vases or pots made of ordinary tinglmed iottery, simply and tastefully decorated, and of various sires and shapes so as to suit cither the window.ledpre, the veranda, the balcony, or the cihrt-yard. and afforded at low prices.

There are now In some of our court-yard urns of painted iron that are certainly nply enouch, and costly pots of very vulgar and florid ornamentation may occasionally be seen at the shops of the dealers; but vessels of inexpensive material and pure decoration suitable for the pnrpone described are not to be found Refore window flower-culture can be very genera1, a good deal will have to be learned by those who now every spring permit their hope and faith to triumph over their experiences in former years but eventually It will come to be understood that flowers wi'l not flourish when balced on hot stones, as we see attempted in every street in our cities, and the fact that y7ee-tion must lx made of plant-, governed by the conditions of exposure to sun or shade, will yet gnde the persistent flower-lover into the practical wisdom ont of which his windows shall In time be brought to bloom In brilliant hanging parterrtu, charming to those who look upon them and sources of endless pleasure to their owners. When this time ia reached, tasteful vessel for the pnrpose will be much sought for; in truth, the invention and manufacturers of the right sort of vases or pot will do much to- We pastime. Who, then.witlgivong artistic structures which shall set forth our geraniums and verbenas, otir'rosea and heliotropes, our chrysanthemums and fuschiaa, onr ole-auders and lilies, with added glory. But it Is easy to misconceive our idea. Attempts have lnn made and are made to introduce fancy flower-pots, but these schemes have all started out with two defectslack ot taste and want of gumption.

Hie few feeble experiments in this direction Lave given ns showy vessels that are either detestable with many glittering colors, or which violate an imperative canon of taste by imitating someihiog to which they do not and should not bear likeness. A flowerpot that weakly preteuds to resemble a log of wood, or that puts on the form of a willow-ware basket, or tries to pass itself off for something which it is not, is in art an abomination, and shonld never disfigure either window or garden-stand. The rude red pota of the florist are preferable. The vases we have in mind are something wholly different truth, simplicity, and pure taste, Wing their essential characteristics. There are forma of the Greek vase well adapted for the purpose, and Greek decoration is peculiarly appropriate.

Examples of these rases can seen in almost any art-museum, or in any book upon pottery. The material should not be costly the ordinary clay used in our unglaxed pottery is good enough and the decoration should lie severe rather than ornate, or else there is danger that the passion for vulgar display rather than true art-taste will he encouraged. There is now everywhere a great mania for decorating pottery. We have not seen any products of the new-Wrn aeal that called for special commendation but decoration that looks rather rade ft the mantel-piece would do Yery well for the out-of-door flower-vase. So, ladies who are in full tide of tliis new fashion may turn their skill and real to a good practical account by introducing examples of flower-pots aud vases calculated not only to gratify and cultivate the art-sense, but to make flower-culture a new delight.

From Appleton's Journal fur July. fir. Cha. Kerner, of the Clarendon Hotel, New York city, has porcbaned of Messrs. Flltldoo and A.

Robioso, of Rochester, for 10,0011, the fauioiiairottiagborae AlWmat le, who as a record of 2:20. Ribbons and everything pertaining to millinery will be closed out regardless of cost at i A. FISSEL CAUTION-Beware of X. 'V if put up In similar shape package of the genuine 441 Tons. 2,543,418 Druggists, 21 FOESA T70R SA JO Prosw plv at No.

1: SALE. Lot No. 60, section on xct lull Cemetery, lor partionlars ap- .13 Eaut i'nnctwii (St. junzi FOR SALE. The magazine bnilding a short diatanoe south of York on the If.

CTTt tofrthor vrltB nlwnt one acre of land, and switch tlrht. Kor rurthor particulars apply to nl6tf In. JOHNSON. nOR SALE. The York Mutual Building and Loan Af)ciation oflrts at private sain, and on very easy Uniw, a two-tnry brick dwolHnu house auil lot of ground sitnatod on south Qneen strwt, near the rosnrvoir.

This Is a rare chance to rnrchas a rheap boms. For particular apply at hr oOice of JJ. (J. GKKVKM YKK, Ssc'y-, febl-tf near corner of Kins and Duke. GETZ HORN, 'o.

115 West Market Street, HlXCFaCTUKEBS OF TIN" KO0F1XG AND KPOUTING, TLtTMBIxa AND GAS BKaXRHS lit Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, OAS FIXTVRE. SLXTE 3(AXTELS, and Geskkai, IIoitkk Furmhiiin'g Goons. Large Sample Room In couuwtion with the Store. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed iu every nwpeet. may2-tf FRAMES, PICTURES LOOKING GLASSES 44G1TEN AWAY," 2v'l WEST MAEKET STREET, i door west of the IRON BRIDGE, II.

M. CEIDKlt. aae27 it. WM. J.

BOLL, manufacturer of German Silver Show Cases and Fnnilture of all dis-cription. ttwuvPT tTTva a specialit y. Tork, Pa REICHMANN. SIEBERT, ARTISTS. PARLOR STUDIO, No.

25 AV. Market (Over Store.) YORK, PA. A specialty made of prorucinc life-sized Portraits from pictures of atiy kind. An invitation is extended to all desiring to see specimens 01 inevr won 10 visn mem. WILLIAM.

CRUIKSHANK, Agent. may26-lm 1) EMOVEDi I i The Shot -makine establishment formerlv. n. 11 South Bearer Street, to No. 31 West Market nuxt door to the National House.

G. ATliYOiTMAN, P. S. In additioa to his superior hoie made custom work, he has added a stock of Gentlemen's. La dies', Misses and Children's city made Boots, Shoes, trail17'' (xu.

liwrj vulb LUKluuiers. )unel6-10t G. A. AVOLTMAN ES.ROSS' i CKLRHRATKD HAIR RESTORATIVE, PRICB 50 CEXTS. This preparation is nnsnrpassed for restoring hair to its nataral color, giving growth to the same.

It does not color tbe skin tarnish spectacle frames. No one shonld fail to eive it "a tiiaV For sale" at MRS. MART KRABER Millinery Store, No. 430 West York, Pa. mar 19 "A thing of beauty is a joy There is nothing more beautiful than a handsome lawn, a soft velvet carpet of gTeen grass.

Now this can only be attained by the use of a good IAWN MOWER. The best are to be found at store room of Pei. Apicultoral Works, NORTH DUKE STREET, York, Ta. 1 Bay22 AT LEIIM AVER No. 5 Kt Maukrt Strekt, Yoiik, Pa.

ARTISTS DRAWING MATERIALS. WINDOW SHADES, CORNICES, LAMBREQUINS, FURNISHED Paperhanging. at short notice the Prices on $1.00 SHIRT. SHTRT I kTRAIlR MAPTTPATPMTirn ri A WHY THE SHIRT! TO ALL OTHERS: -'-m jl 'I beat lined, eacb ply beinjf guaranteed to be BE CONVINCED aptV7-2m worthless Imitation under other namea, and color Intended to deceive. Each i boars our Trade Mark.

Take no Other. Packages Sold in 1875. DALE II ART. S. George York, Wholesale Acquis FOE RENT.

OR RENT. The room on south. Beaver street, w-r Market, fonuerlv oocntietl liv Hr Waltmai ai a shoe makor shop. Apply to Koch Bro. Jnnl5-tt 1 PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR RENT I The rooms now occupied as a photograph gallery, on South Gorge street, next to Unrtman's nix story bnilding, are ottered for tent.

These rooms have been occupied hs a pbotoRraph gallery for the past twelve years and particularly adopted fur that purpose. For further particulars ajiplv to ar21-tf cor. Market aud Nowborry street. rlt RRNT. Two houses on west College Avenue, Apply at the lumber office of mrl4 WEISERBEO.

Gbo J. Chai.fast. x.s,. iSYSTOITEUOX FACTORY CllALFAM MTEltS, S. Newberry fetreet, York, Pa.

MANl'KACTURKIW OF CEDAK, CHEEKY AJNrD POPLAB CIGAR BOXES, TOBACCO CASES and all kinds of Wooden Boies nile to or der RKVEXUB BKAXDS. LABELS EIXiIKG. BTKXOItA NAILS OIVES, KTBB0X, AN UAH. CIGAK MAKEli'S MATERIAL OX llAXO. tySinftll Jon work done at short FLOOBINO TLANBD WTrilOUT DRT.A?.

All kinds of wood turning done at short no ce. mara3.1y LADIES I GENTLEMEN, Boys and Girla inviUxl to call and examine our 1 stock. 1 CROQUET from 90 cts! to $5.00 at CJIIDEU'S BOOK STORE. 318 W. Market St.

novas Z. W. SMYSER, DEAI.EBIN BOTTLED POUTER, AT.F., BEER. AND BROWN I STOUT. 1 BKKQs'KB 4.

K.NGKj8 THILADKIJHU BOTTLED HKF.B. Ilotels, Boanling Houses Vd Private Families supplied at short notice. AH orders for privatt families deUvered in a strictly private manner. Older by postal card will receive prompt attention. MEPTl! ART'S CF.LF.HBATED BALTrMORE Alk, for the nse of persons In feeble health.

1 All orders must be addreesed to Z. W. SilYSER, OrKoe at Snivsor's Coal Yard, King (near bridge.) "n23-2m York, Pa. fVO THE AFFLICTED! 1 Dyspeptics! Why do you snfler when you can be m01, oure' J0HN L. KTJEHN'8 Tryit.

For Colic, Headache, and General Debilitv. It reg. nlates tne digestive organs, giving the needed tone. Henrv h. Ksher, Attomey-at-Law.

York, Jacob Wills, Henry Caslow, Jorner oi as ea street and College Avenue, York, Pa. A Coufoctionary and Groceries, wholesale and ii, as cheap as any house in town. aug29-tf LOUIS PHOtOGRAPH GAUEai i NO. (6 WEST, MARKET STJIEET, Y0BK, rarticnlar attention paid to Glazed, Cameo, and Pomelaia pictures. Picture for lockets, at t-r tractive prices, tinelv finished in India Ink, Water Color, Oil or Pastel, at popular prices.

COFTIXG AND EXlARGrXG, A SFfiCIALTT. may23-tf IvID GLOVES "A SPECIALTY KID GLOVES A SPECIALTY SPAHE'S, in WHITES, BLACKS, OPERA SHADES. 1une5-tf Parisian Campitok Soap bsnls. face, litis and frost! Tim l.wf, soap for sh a vi jj, toilet, ursery or La room Keeps the skin smooth, soft aud health v. An toilet soap it has no equal, at tho satuo time as aa external remedy cannot used amiss.

Depot, 431 North 3rd Have your Mottes and ricturea fram ed at Deininger'o. Ilia frames are' mined by firBt-clapg mwhanica. ILGENFltlTZ NO. 30 West Market St. i A full line of Millinery Gooda, oonainting of all tho Itet Koveltiea in oTRAW GOODS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, SILKS, i Mot'SdGfolel0 AfU" S-ry.

Please oaU and examine our foods before purchasing eUswhere, Xo trouble to show goods. apri Sia BUY THE BEST PEARL NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THIS TRAVE MARK. a rLAKL REASON PEARL IS PREFERRED 1st They are made of the vei 2nd. Bottoms are three ply an all linen. beet muslin.

made of the 3rd. They are made only by capable and experienced hands, are carefully inspected or.ti are unsurpassed by any other in workmanship. 4th. They are guaranteed to fit and to give satisfaction in every particular. TRY THfcM AND FOR SALE BY LEHUAYER Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, K.

MARKET NTKKCT, YORH.PA, PIANOS, ORGANS, tauod in th beat manner, satisfacttoa gnaranteed. All orders will Trtv rrmnpt attrauou. P. PtSTZ, itiZLil 30 E. Maikal Bt.