..2,, r , ~..„ . , , ..._ ~:„.. ...., • sox runnier: { ABRAHAM LINCOLSi ; of littneta. los wee ritesinteris . Inkr 13 ON, of Tennessee. , aaiereAttalyk4eate, • - x*pridifieation meet 41g at COoperliikltttio:on Monday evening,' The N. Y. 27xless,'in alluding to it, en's : • - flast night ' the untetsified Democracy_of eclat at the Cooper Institute to aid A L Ana ibet in the ratification of thenoraleur Gen.. 70133 C. Faratonr, the Fault. finder, and Gen. Jour Zeeman; the Place- Inder.'! • %The' speakers were Dr. 0. A. 13sawrsos, editor of the Catholic Quarterly :./2<view, a man by the name of enamors, framMisseari, and Jono eacnaLso himself. , jit. of" the rentimente which dropped fiem their HO are worthy of notice. 800 - smuts aria that 'ln 1956 he voted Pr Janos - Beeswax, and in 1860 he did the far worse thing of voting for Anna stax 'Weans." He was "ready to support any mai • who can defeat the re-election of neat wing Lracotn." "He did not think party in Ibis country was strong enough to defeat hiem that did not contain a great portion at the Democracy. He had Demo erste° :antecedent; and allowance must `ltemade -for it." Ho added that, "If the cousitry could be preserved in no .other waythan ; with the election of Goo. B. Mc. , Cistnian, then let it be eo." Mr. Boorstscos lvetaignilty of the singular solecism of eitit ,ing that, "as for the President's Proolama. tion, he -would not give a fig for it; no slava coalddefend his liberty in a court of Insilco by !setting that up as plea," and immediately adding that "he (the speaker) was ono of the first to advocate the freedom of the slave as &military necessity, as giv-• en by a military order." Onarttoosio said . that "he was a Dens eaeat,and had grips been, and in all the part of his country stood by the Ne-• Genial Democracy; and he expected to stand .• by its princples in the future. He confessed - , that if he had thought it waspossible to de feat the present AdmiNtration by the , nomi'nation of one of the old Democratic party, he would have preferred it. Bat he • expected that the Chicago Convention, (to which ha was a delegate) would be convened between:now and the 29th of August; that to defeat. dlr. Lescons world require the -union'of all men, opposed:4o.lls opinion. . If that convention Shenld.come to the con clusion- that Joint C. FIEMONT can secure eight or nine hundred thousand Yoke against the Administration, and that to se. core the defeat of. Mr. LISCOLN, it was ne. aerstry to: have the vote of the Democracy, ' he belieied that they would fallow in-the —wake of Faisiosr and COCIIRMIE with fly ing colors.' The speaker then referred to the-war: "there had been blood enough spilt: it was Anaa.uan LISCOLN'S elevation, to the Presidency that - had caused the rebel lion to reach the climan'it hod attained in' 'r . a gigantic revolntion" He concladed - hhi speech -hi calling upon the Dem'ocrata to stand by the Cleveland platform. "There .Oho a good deal of the old Democracy in the Cleveland jalatform." . . Coca:wen commenced his speech by say ' lag that "Gentlemen are here to-night to ratify their individual favorites. He beard In yonder direction the name of Gen..Gto.. B. MCLELLAN applauded; [prolonged and enthusiastic cheers;] louder was an echo of the name of Jane C. Fannon; [cheers;] twin thanks from ono stalk, that indicated :that this meeting favored the great princi pies of free men and free speech. [4— ':ribose]." The - rest of his speech was dere. ted to a bitter attack on the Administra tion. 'ln fact, there was nothing else In al ' of the speeches delivered but abuse of the ?Tresslent and patting of the Democrats on Ale pack. The name of J1:17. Mixes was not'• once mentioned. Nor was there &ny thing in the resolutions adopted to which Terr himself, if he had been present, could have, objected, while there was much that the 'Copperheads who were present loudly , ,applanded4 Portio' and hie beiy-guard are throw._ lag off thermask. In this their teal out.. - row —their discretion. Had they preten- ded to bo olpposed to the Copperhead Demoo raey, theineight have induced a few good 'Union lien to support their ticket at the •Presidential election; now, however, there steefbe no'sear that any hearty haters of thetabellion will longer adhere to their treacherous organization. Their vaulting ambition has o'erleaped itself. Ono Year Ago. Vittsturgit Ovate. 30, £BO4. ItitoNat oN AomiNiTioNg ,-, ,_ el t r. ::: ~>.'~.- ~:.✓: ~ I ~',~' ‘, ' - NI, • • • ~~-''` 'lho days are dark. Gold is quoted 'it 240, Bliraxias has not taken Atlanta, cLtirr. 21114 not taken Richmond, Bream has met with a disgraceful defeat, &mamas's last raid accomplished but little, and Etna= did not take Lynchburg. The war has of :late not gone well with us. In fact, it has really gone the other _way. Bat why,disptir- of the Bepeb!lal Good. reader! GOod Mend I Look back one year, just one year to !he very day. Then Lis le/1i in Pennsylvania, with spew : teal army, monsteleg Baltimore, Washington, our Stale Gapifal and our beautiful Quaker City; Yhen even Pittsburgh was thought to be in .danger, and our citizens were busy throw- pq . up fortjfleratione. 2/!.en Oz was be eieging Vidkabarg, and Baize was bc sleg lug Port Hudson, and 'there were grave doubts about the titTCLBS of either. Both,, f. - ;; - , : , ..., ..Itad been 'severely repulsed in assaults 1:: : --L-:.. - upon the enemy's works. Gold up te, ri,- - : 179. The hearts of loyal men everywhere f. i .',.. " ;were heavy - within them. There was no . bright ray visible any whera upon the heti- ' t.,;-f.. :-.:, -.-- . _aton; lint in a week-34 41n two weeks-0W ...•.;" - - averythirrechanged 1 '• On the let; of July -- . ---.. - tha battle- el Gettysburg commenced, and °IONS 4th, Lee, With his broken and de: '.- feateti strini, was -- in full retreat to. 'Virginia. On _the 4th, too, Vicksburg . . ... ',Surrendered, and that etreng for 3 f.', tress, with-, its' garrison of 80,0® men? '...-:-: 7. fell Into , Gt - , 1 hands of 0011. CIAAST. Oaths ; iii. 4, ..:.; - : - ,.. !Rh Port If dren fell, anti .!5,500 Rebels laid Pt r ;/ , ' : :: - . down that!" arms. Gold at once went down ; . :2:„:. ,to 1;5. TL i people's hearts were gladden-', "" -.."ed, and there was thanksgiving throughout' t..L he -kind., ; -- - - :'-FThe:sittratioit now is not 14 grave II it, 4"raginSer year ago. - We have met with no .4 ;;--':: - 8braster in - front of _either Richmond or p , . , 1.,P;,;-'.O/301. One armies threatentig these '2la-wraart etrengerthan . those of the Rebels, ‘ .- Why, theni shall not rotary again crown 1 1::' :1. our banners t_ Why shalt the 'gloom of to ;-... &if :tot - be 'changed- into . 'joy toanorrewl 8 132 - e ii , girl is no..geoct reason why Uri; airold sent:lilt every breiutt; and why ibt egzolo gio ? lio,tli 4ii"giv . gritifin; if iedoit'n t,. - / ;.•,- - -.-:.•‘; , •2 . -:, : t - 1i7,•-,•••:!:!i"** : - .p:.•4 - 8,n114u3A - .*0 desire, &ionic" . .41iiIii:,ilik4-it'::pi:4;fii- trite fiilj , :-44 die 004 of ,* 1.1. 4 .- ,isit#iiiiiC . ili -, tiiiiiii ,7 did. -, • ~'.7•;,...•,,-•••F'...41,1t4--,::::i•-•:it::::"i.et:'..-:•...T!'-i-:..,- •:.-, •-,•, '-• .--;•"••, •:::-1•:;:r.• 7. • _.i-!;',:i.F.i;••'4,•:l'_•:. -• • • '-' - • laL`',.:-.:•.-'.,,..-,,,... . ‘1:,......,...,;„:.:,........,,,, ... MfM -','-.'li..if-'oi-;..-:0: . ;')' . -•"' , 7'j , !-4 - '4.:;: - V' ,7 ';, , :;7 , !:Pis-'; ,., g -, '44 , ;‘-:; ,- 'e - '-': ,0 • -, : .1 '' , . ;. :: - ;.:: -, ' , :i :?: .' 0I- Ji' , ' - '' ,. ' 1.,-- ' 4- ' 1- : .: . :. i: -•- i-,:"-:L!ii,41.':I'l',h.F?:7':.:'„i''Ai''.'.'''Z'kIL%.*;i.,:i:4i.':•ri-,.4-:'jf':=.ki!.,,.."::1'!::::' ..: ,- --; - :-. , 7,-71M7:1:MT. isl l: Mlrt: , l , o;*tl , M.F-:*il'4 . oct , f,., ;.: ~ , ,, „ . , ..: „ ,....-..,,,..,,,., : „.1 , •;..•,.::.k-':-..-..:.J-2..-...-T-j:,..7...7.1.,....,::;,:a,..4.::-.,,f,.,,,,,..:-..,71fr,5,1:*.,',i.',.".;;:::.4=4,•,.7.vq4x-:::,-.1..;,..1..,...:v7.'i..,,....:-,,.,- Thell Replete:.CAA ke,Volniteere.. ; Ileaclammentl l- soon call for More mend° keep full the 'ranks of our armies. The probability is, that the call will be for Pete kindred thomand, tied that the period of ttirritio will be limited to one year. If Sir. Summate substitute should bendopted by the Senate, a bounty of . S2fio will 1)8 paid by the Government for volunteers to servo for that time, and eizty dart will be allowed in'which to fill up the call by volunteering. After that, the draft, without commutation and without dietinetion of persona. _ We rorbear any remarki that we might think necessary to make upon the action vrhiciur peOple should take in the present erner Boy ttntil we know definitely the exact nature of the amendment COngress will make to the enrollment law. We may *ay this, however, ilutts vieorons, united and Mena effort to secure volunteers is the Only remedy against what threatens to be the greatest hardship of the war—a draft without commutation- Now is the lime for our rich ipen to show their patriotism and their humanity by contributing to a com mon bounty fund which abaft go to the relief of those beads of families who ate too poor to boy substitutes and whose &m -ules would be reduced to beggary if they should bo forced Into the ranks- THE TAX BILL• COULETE. The following is the Tax Bill as :reported by the Committee of Conference. It has jilt been completed, passed by both Houses, and only awaits the signature of the President , to become slaw: . Auction Wes, in /rose amount, I; of 1 per cent. Benham, using capital, pelt exceeding ssor 000, foretop llamas, $lOO. Bankeo, when using capital exceeding $50,000, for eaole additional $l,OOO in'exmos of $50,000, $2. Beritre, milplente of, per 100 lbe, 12 cents. Beer, leger.bear, ale, porter, and dnWr fermented liquors, par barrel, if not more than 31 gall:me, $l. Beaszinrallned, produced:by the distilla tion of deal, upludtum, shale , nest, petrole um or rock oU, per gallon, 20 ants. Bentole, re floed,produond by the dim tinfition of coal, uphaltum, peat, shale, petroletna, or rook oil. per gallon, 20 cants. Itioarbenata of sodas, per pound, 5 mills. Bill heeds and printed cards, 5 per cont. Boots and oboes, 5 per cent. BrILIS, 3 per mat. Brae, rolled, 3 per cont. Brinks, 3 par rout. Candles, 5 par cent. Candy, eager, valved at not exceeding 20 cents per lb, - rum. Candy, areeeding 20 end not exceeding 40 cants per lb, 4 cents. Candy , exceeding 40 cents per pound, or sold otherwise than by the pound, 10 . per neat. Cep?, 5 per cent. Ceselsi ground, and ell Imitations, per lb, I cent. Coolant, 'Roman or water, 3 per cent. Chemical productions, all uncomiwanded not otherwise provided for, 5 per cent. Ohm:onto, propored, per pound, 1350. Cigarettes made of tobacco, enclosed to pima wrapper, valued at not over Seven dol len per Intedred packager, eaoli containing not more' than twentyQve eigarettee, one dol lar per him:Area packages. Olgamtim made wholly of tobacco, and alto on ,eigam known as cheroots, or short sins vaned in each cue at not over elz down per thousand, three dollars per thousand. • Olson, valood at over air dollars, and not over fifteen dollars per .thoutandosight dol lars per thoutand. Cigars, valued at over linen dollar* and not over thirty dollars per thousand, ninon dollars per thousand. Cigars, valued at. over . thirty dollars per thousand and , not ova forty Ira dollarsa twenty Are dollars par thousand. ClgarCat over forty firs dollars perthoi sand, forty dollars Ter thousand, and the rat• nation of olgo.rs herein mentioned shall In all Cale/ be the valne of the OICIRIIITO of the tax. Clocks . and timepieces, and clock more. meats, when sold without Ulna cased, Iva par cent". Cloths; and all textile or knitted and tolled fabrics qcotton, wool, or other material, be tore the' same has been.. died, - printed, or bleached, and all cloth painted, animated, shirred, tarred, varnished, or oiled, lloe per Clothing mode to order, In excec, orer six hundred dollars, thumper cent. Clothing, ready made,llye per cent. Cloves; ground and all Imitations, par pound, 1 cent. Clove Stotts, ground and all lat per pound, I cent. Coal, mineral, ismes pea cod and duct coal per ton-9 cents: . Coal Tar, produbed Li the manufacture of illnmiaating gar, and the products" of the is. distallatien of the Coal tar thus produced, exempt. • Cocoa, prepared, per pound, l cents. Coffee, ground. and all ground imbstenoos for coffee, orprepangionaof which coffee forms a part, per pond, T cent. Coffee, unground substitutes for, per pound, 1 cent. Ooniectionery,engar,"Talued at not exceed ing twenty _cents per pound, per pound 2 -cents. Clonteolienety, eiesedlng 20 cents, and not exoeeding4o cents, d Confectionery, exosedhog 40oents per pound, or sold otherwise than by the posted, 10 per cent. .Copper, ingota, plta or ba3s,3'per cent. Copper, rolled,. 3 par Dent. Clottoni upon which uo duty hat boon lev ied, collected 'or'Paid,' or whieh is not ex— empted by lavr, per pound, 2 coats. Diamonds, fees pucka, stone') 5 percent. Drawing Tiles, 3 percent. Emeralds, tee prudent atones), 5 par coat. Engravers, productions' of, 6 per cent. Essential oils of all desoripUons, &per eent. Nish and shell nib, in cans, kegs or air tight packages, 5 per cent. . Pratte, prosorred 6 per cont. garniture and other articles made of wood, told in rough or unfinished state, 5 par cent. Pars of all descriptions, when meth, up or manufactured, 5 per cent. Gas r illaminatiog, when the product shalt be above:500,000 and not above 5,000,000 an. blo feet per month, per 1,000 =ale feet, 25 coats. Gas, illuminating, when the product shall be above 5,000,000 cutbll feet per month, par 1,000 cable foot, SO cents. Gas, 11laminating, Made of coal, wholly or, in part, or of any other material, when the gadget 41311 not be above 500.000 cable feet per month, per 1,000 cablefeet 20 cents. Gold leaf, per rush', containing not more than 20 books, of 25 leaves each, 10 ante. llold, produood from-quarts mines, from beds of Moen, hum the earth, or to any other manner, 3 per cent Ginger, ground, and all imitation., per I cent. Glue and gelatine of all dercriptlons, In tho solid state, per lb., I amt. Glue and cement, made wholly Or in part or glue, fe be sold in a liquid state, per gel. be, 40 tante. Own stones, 2 per ant. Gunpowder, and all 'explosive substantial mad* for mining, blasting, artillery or sport ing purposes, when valued as 20 cents per lb. or less, per lb., 1 cent. Gan powder, and all , explosive substances made for mining, blastbsg, artillery or sport ing purposes. when valued above 20 cents per lb., and not exceeding 00 cents per lb., 134 cants. ' gunpowder and all expletive substanc es mate for mining, blasting, artillery or sport. tog purposes, when valued abstre 20 cents per lb., per kb, 5 0 0 1111 . and bonnets, per cent. Hulls, as launched, of ships barks, brigs, icheences,amons,Sallboate, etainsixothearml boats, and all 1 0 that Ls and water craft, not Including engines or rigging, here- after built, made or sonstructed, 2,ti per Cent. llollow-ware, per ton ,$3. Iron, pig, per ton, 81. Iron bloom, slate or, loops, whether made in forges or bloomerios, per ton, $1,50. Iron railroad, needled, per ton, 81,50. Iron all advanced beyond blooms, slabs or 100 r, and not advanced beyond bias or rods, and eand hoop 07 shoot iron not thinner than N 6.18, wire gauge per ton, $3. Iron piste, not lass than one , olghth of an Inch thiek, per ton; 83. Iron band, hoop andsheatthlnner thaulSis. 18, wire geniis, Per ion, $3,50. Iron piets,losa then one eighth of an Inch In thickness, per ton, $3,50. Iron' nails, ent and ,wrought,. spikes and horse...deo nails, when wrought by band, par Iron outlay used for Wag-war other par , Mensal structures, per too, $3, -.lron outings • nrceeding ,ten pounds IX ;weight for.lnchesstiom nos otherwise print. ;dad for, pa ton, $3. /ron-alvoty ozooodini onsoglitrtar Inott . ha diiinetet, ton,s4. . Vas nuts, loos than :two onneisisach. b weight, per ton, St. INn tone, not feu then four ounce in weight, pa ton, $4. Jewelry, aeo ...Precious Stones," 5 pee cent. Lead, White, per 100 pounds, 35 eepts. Lead pipes, 3 per cent. Lend sheet, 3 per cent. Lead, Ingots, pigs or bars, h:por cent. Leather, Patent, enameled and japanned leather and slams of- every desorlptioo, 5 par Oat. Leather. oil dressed, and. doer skins dress ed or emoted, 5 per cent. Leather:of ill descriptions, toiled or par tially tanned% the rough, 5-per oent. Leather =Bed or finished, 5 per mat. Lithographers, productions of, 5 per cent. Manufactures of wool, cotton, Mr, worsted, tax, hemp, jute, India-rubber, gutta-percha, wood, willow, glass, pottery ware, Lather, pa. per, iron, steel, lead, tin, copper, vino, brass, gold, diva, honelivory, bone, bristle, wholly or in part, or of any other material no t other wise provided for, 5 per cent. Manufactures increased in value by being polished, painted, varnished, .ko. ko. Jea., on the increased value, 5 per cent. Marble gravestones and other monumental stone,, whether with or without inscription, 5 per cont. Mutt, spars, ship or Weald blocks, 2 per cent. Meats, preserved, 6 per mt. MeLedo, 5 par cent. Mineral coals, except pea coal and duo coal, 5 cents. Mineral water, from springs, etc., each bet. tie °outgoing not more than a quart, 1 amt. Minerg water, containing more than one quart, 1 Cent. Mineral water, artificial, 10 per cent. Mustard, ground, and all imitations, per pound, 1 cent. Mobutu, produced directly from sugar cane juice, 5 per cent. Moles/es, syrup of, produced directly from sugarcane juice, 5 par cent. Molasses, concentrated, produced directly from rum cane juice, 5 per cent. Repent, relined, produced by the distilla tion grog, maphateum, shale,, peat, petrole um, or rock oils, be., par gallon, 20 Gents. 011, Illuminating, produced by the (Mille. lion of coal, uplusteum,shale, peat,petrolenne, or rook elle, and all other bituminous cub. stammer cued for a like purpose, per gallon, 20 cents. TABLE 1 011, Lard s Der gallon, 5 cents. Oil, Muttard•seed, per gallon, 5 cents. Oil, nil animal and vegetable, not exempt ed or otherwise provided for, par gallon, 6 canto. Oxide of Zino, per 100 pounds, 35 cants. Paints, as below, 5 per cent. Painter's colors, dry or ground, in oil or in paste, or with water, not otherwise provided for, 5 per cont. Parasols, 5 per cent. Paper of all descriptions, including paste board, binder's board and tarred paper for roofing and other purposes, 3 per cont. Pepper, ground, and all indtations, per pound, 1 cent. Picklis, 5 percent Pins', solid head or other, 5 per sent. Precious stones, 5 per cent.. Preeleue states, on •hleh duties hare been paid, when set or reset, pay tin only on val ise of setting. Pimento, - ground, and all imitations. par pound, I cent. Preserved fruits 5 per cent. Printed boob, magalines, pemphiets, re• views and all other stmElar printed publica tion!, except newspepen, 5 per cent. Pr&teed 001071, dry or ground, In oil Or fn Flute, or with water not otherwise provided for, 5 per cent. Printed hilliteads, birds and circulars, 5 per cent. Quicksilver, produced in any manner, 3 per cent. Repairs of engines, ears, CEIIIIOII or other article,when snob repairs bonus the value of the 'srtiole repaired 10 per cent. or over, on each Increased seine, 3 per cent. Bahrain, per pennd; S mills. SaiLtants, !hales, awnings and bags made of cation, 11.11' or hemp, 5 per Gent. Salt, per 100 poends, 0 cents. Screws, commonly called wood scream, 5 per cent. Shot,3 par cent. prodneed from quite mines, from bade of wiTIST3, trOZCI the earth, oz In any other manner; 3 per rent. ' Elate, when dratted, hewn or dabbed, 3 per out. Soap, tonal, euntail, cream, tramparenl, and all del:alp:Sonia tolled and abating 'Dip, • par pound, 5 contr.; Soap, loft; spa cent. Soap, cutilv, value not above 5 cents per pound, per.pound 2 mills. Soap, nastily, value above 5 ante, I cent. Soap, palm oil, name u needle. Soap, erosive, same al °utile. • Soap, all other de/motions white or ealbored, except roll soap and soap otherwise provided for, valued not above S tents per pound, per pound, 2 mills. Soap, all other doecriptione, valued above 5 cents per pound. per pound, I cent. Soda water, &p., 10 per cont. Spars and alp or vessel black., 2 per cent. Svelter, 8 per cant. Spirits, distilled and fold, or removed for consumption or tale, if first pewit, from July 1;1931, per gallon, $1.50 ; from February 1 g 1805, $2 per gallon. Spirits, distilled and mold, or removed for cetuumption or sale, on and after July I, 1664, to January 1, 1805, per gallon, $l. Spirits, distilled and sold, or removed for oonsumption or sale, on and after January 1, I s os , per gallon, $1.25. Starch mad* of potatoes, per pound,2 mills. Starch made of 00tA or wheat, per pound, 3 mills. Starch mode of rico or any other materials, per pound, 1 cent. Steam engines, lnoladbog looomntivtu end marine engines; 9 per coat. Steel, In Ingot, ban, sheet' or wire, not less than quarter of an Mob thick. valued at 7 cents per pound or lass, per ton, 55. Steel, In Ingot': bars, sheets or wire, not less than quarter of an inch thick, valued above 7 cents per. pound, and not above 11 cents per pound, per ton, $lO. Steel, in ingote, bars sheet or. wire, not less than quarter of an itioh thick, rained at above 11 001111 per pound, per ton, $12.50. Stone, freestone, sandstone, marble and' building atorto of any other description, when dressed, hewn or linhhed„ 3 per cent. Sterootypen all produottone of, 5 per cent. Storm, per . km, $3. Skins, goat, kid, sheep, bone, bog or dog, curried or finished, 5 per rent. Shins, wken previously assessed In the rough, and upon which duties have been ac tually paid, shall be essessed on the increased value only when curried or finished. Sugar, brown or muscovado, not above No. 15 Datob standard In color, produced directly from the sugar cane, and not from sorghum, or bnplioe, other th a n, those produced by the refiner, per peand, 1 cent. Sugar, brown or muscovado, oilseed or re fined above No. 15 Dutch standsrd, in color, prodtmed directly from the anger cane and not from rorgilum or Imphee, pew pound, 2 Cents, Samar, renners'on gross amount of SOW/ of including all the products of their mannfacto. dos or 'refineries, 5 per tent. Sugar candy valued at not above 20 cants per pound, per lb. 2 cents. Sugar candy exceeding 20 and not (meted- I log 40 coats per pound, 4 rents. fidger candy, exceeding 40 cents per pound, .or Sold otherwise than by the pound,.lo per cont. Burplusta of barite', per 100 'pounds, 12 dents. , Tobacco, "oavendisli. plug, toilet; rind all other kinds of- mumfacaured tobacco, not herein provided for, from which the stem hu been taken out In whole , or in part, or which is sweetened, lb cants per pound. • ' Tobstimo, smoking 'obit= Marinfactured witk all the stem In" leaf not tutting been butted or stripped from thastemi and on re form tobacco known as fine out shorty 25 cents perpound. Tobieco smoking tobsoco, not mixed and without stem:, 15 cents pef pound. Tobacco, tine cutoh•wing, whether maws factared or boa*, or la bulk, 35 cents per pound. Tobacco snuff, and milleora,manufletured of tobsom ground damp, or dry, pickled, scent ed, or otherwise, per pound, 35 cents. Tobacco, floe cut, manufactured to be sold or delivered boos. In bulk, or In paCkages, Flyers, wrappers, or boxes, per pound, St Turpentine, spirits of, per gallon 20 Seth & llmbrellas,, 5 per cent. Varnish or Japan, made wholly or In part from - gum copal, or other gums orsubsturtes, 5 per cent. Vegetable:, preserved, 5 per cent. White lead, par 100 pounds, 35 cents. Wine made of grapes, per - gallon, 5 cents. Winer, another, and liquors lniown as wine, or prodpoed by being muffed and mixed with other spirit:, or into which any matter , what ever may be Infued, to be sold 1111 , 111110, not otherwise' laovi4ed for, per gallon, 25 cents. . Yellow sitaaddrig metal, hi rods or ants, o a per ).00 potnadr, 55 oats. TIT.R i • , titeia ipotheaniss; $lO. - al:id ekriiplipteet:l,;(lo." - • Aingianon, , .• , • ' o er la rei ltoth _g °l4 4 44 - .. - 1251'4241401112, Ups', -, : , . , ;;;.,4;?..: , .. , , , ,. - ..!1..i , ;:-:..k,;,,,,, E .y.,,,i,:::,..:::.::- . ..,.- . .i:',.! - : ; . :.-,, ; ',._„ ..,.,,, A , ' 4 ''' - ' l '''''''' . fi' :4 • l "'''' l ".'." ., ; ,- 44 . 1' .- -' , —.441±; , ;*.kf4;•;k1 , .,„24 - ,,f, '' ,- ti ,, va.55.1 ,- ._ , -10., ,, ,,, ,,, ....:. ._........ . _ . Bankers, exceeding $5 0 ,006. lor every 04 1 along $l,OOO In excess of $1,14000,52. Brewers, $5O. Bowling alleys,.for each alley, $5. Billiard rooms, for each table, $5. Broken. employing capital not exeledlegi $50,000, $5O. Brokers, Pawn, using capital not exeeeding $50,000, $5O. . Broken, Pawn,exceiliThvg $50,000, for each additional $l,OOO $2. 1, Broken, land warrant, $25. Broken, cattle, $lO. Brokers, produce, $lO. Broken, custom-house, $lO. Builders and Contractors, $25. Butehere, $lO. Cl:cruises, $5O. Coal oil distillers. $5O. Confectioners, $lO. Oonveyanoers, $lO. Claim Agents, 10. Distillers, $5O. Distillers of apples and peaches, distilling less than 150 bbls. per year, $l2 50. Eating Houses, $lO. General busineas, , for which no other license is required, $lO. GIB Enterprises, Proprietors of, $5O. Gas Fitters, $lO. Hone Dealers, $lO. . BOWL, Inns and tarsus, when the rent shall be $2OO or less, $lO. Hotels, Inns and taverns, when the rent Shall exceed $2OO, for any additional $lOO or fractional part in exam of $2OO, $5. Intelligence Once Beepers, $lO. Insurance Agents, $lO. Insurance Agents, Foreign, $5O. • Jugglers, $204: Lawyers, $lO. Livery Stable Keepers, 10. Lottery Ticket Dealers, $lOO. Idanntacturers, $lO. Miners, $lO. Patent Right Dealers, $lO. Peddlers with more than two hones $2O . Peddlers with two horses, $l5. Peddlers with one pone, Peddlers traveling, on f00t,15. Photographers, $lO., Plambers,slo. • Physicians, Burgeons and Dentists, SRL Real Estate Agents, $lO. Rectifiers, foe sash 000 bbls., $25. Retail Dealers, $lO. Retail Dealers in liquors, $2O. • 13taillons and Jerks, $lO. • Tallow Chandlers and Soopmaken, $lO Theatres, $100." Tobacconists, $lO. • Wholesale dealers, whose annual sales do not exceed $50,000, $55. Wholesale dealers, whose sales calmed $50,. 000, for every additional $l,OOO in excess of $50,000, $l. TABLE 111 CiMEITIZI Agreement or contract other than those entailed in this schedule, say apprelsement of value or damage, ar for any other purposes: fort:nary sheet or piece of pane upon which either of the lame shall be written, 5 cents. Agreement or contract other than those specified In this sobadule, If more than one agreement be written on the Shoot of paper, for 6101:1, 5 cents. Bank check, draft or ardor for the payment of money, two cents. Blti of exebange, (inland), draft, or order for the payment of any stun of money, not oxceeding ono hundred dollars, otherwiso than at eight or on demand t er any promissory riot*, (exeopt bank notes tuned ford:natation, and cheek, made and intended to he forthwith presented and which shill ha pre sented to a bank or banker for payment), or any monsorandam, check, receipt, or other written or printed evidence of an amount of money to be paid on demand or at a time des ignatod, for a tam not exceeding ono hundred dollars, Ponta. Bill of exchange for ere:7 additional ore hundred dollen, or fractional part in excess of one hundred dollars, 5 outs. Bill of exchange (foreign) drawn in but payable out or tho Ballad Butes, :if drawn singly or otherwise than In a tot of time° or more, name u Inland belle of exchange. Bill of exchange (foreign), drawn in tote of thine or more, for every bill of each cat where the sum made payable shall not extol .$100,4r the equivalent thereof. In any for eign aurramoy In which inch bills may be prersod,2 cants. Bill of exchange (foreign) for every addi, Beard $lOO, or frectional part ibetrot in es alb id $100;:, mu 0t lading*: receipt ether than charter party, for toy gam*: .te.rezported to a Al— elin-port, 10 cents. 1111 of tale by which any ship or vestal, tir any put thereof, ■halt be conveyed ;here the consideration shall not *need 3300;25'eentr. BiU of solo enceeding $5OO, and notexpeed lng 31,000,30 cent'. Bill of sib crawling $l,OOO, for drat, ad ditional amount of 61.000. or fractional part tbersif, 50 tents. Bonds of indemnity, esker* the panity Is $l,OOO or less, 50 cents. Bonds of Indemnity, where the penalty ex ceeds one thousand dotter*, for (miry addl. tional ono thousand dollars, or traottenal part In exoNe of one thousand dollars, 25 cants. Dond of Any desalption, other than MA 1J rosy be required In lag►l proceedings, or used to connection with "engage deeds, and Inch as are not otherwise charged,2s cents. Certificate of stocks, 25 cants. Certificate of profits of an incorporated com• pony for a sum not less than ten dollars nor more than fifty dollars, 10 cents. Certificate of profits exeeedlog fifty dollars, 2G cents. Certificate of damage, 25 oink Certificate ofreport, If fora ram not exceed g one hundred dollars, 2 cents. Call finite for • sum exceeding $lOO, 5 Dents, Certificate of turpother description, 5 mix Cho. tar Party, if tho tonnage does not ex. • sod 150 tons,.sl. Charter exceeding 150 tons and not exceed. tis 300 tons, $2. • Charter exceeding 300 tons anitnot sr deed ig 600 Was, $5. Charter exeseding 600 tons, $lO. Contract, honed by brokers, 14., 10 cents, Conveyenu, When the rain, exceeds $ lOO , and doe, tat atoned $5OO, 50 cents. Conveyance exceeding $5OO end cwt.'s:teed. log $l,OOO, $l. Conveyance excooding $l,OOO, and not ex• needing $2,500, $3. ConVeyance exceeding $2,500 and not ex ceeding $ 5 , 000 , $ 5 . Conusyanee exonding $5,000 and not ex. eluding $lO,OOO, $lO. Clortreiztoe exmodittg sto,oop, but not ex castling 20,000, 520., $ Conveyance for every additional $lO,OOO, or fractional part in excise of $20,000, $2O. Entry, Custom House, for consumption, or wnrehouslng, not exceeding $lOO, 25 cants. - Entry, Custcm Rouse, exceedingsloo and not exteeding $6OO, 50 Coati. Entry, Custom Emus, exceeding $5OO, $l. Entry, Withdrawal, 50 cants. Insurance, Life, when the amount insured shall not exceed $l,OOO, 25 amts. Insurance exceeding $l,OOO and not ex. needing $5,000, 50 cents. Insurance, exceeding $5,000, $l. Insurance, (marine or inland) each policy, 25 cents. Lan, where , thir rant Is $3OO or foal, 60 ants. Lease, where the rent winced, $306, for ages iddltioner POO or fraction to axon' of $300,30 cent'. Manifest, if the tonnage doe' not exceed 200 tont, $l. Manifest, exceeding 300 tone and not ex ceeding 600 tom, $l. *Mantfeit, exceeding 600 tone, $5. Mortgage, or any personal bond given as security for tho payment of any definite sum of money exceeding $lOO and not exceeding $5OO, 50 tents. Mortgage asceeding $3OO and not Canoed— bsg $l,OOO, $l. Mortgage exceeding $l,OOO and not ex ceeding $2,200,62. Mortgage, exceeding two thousand fi rs hundred dol lars and not exceeding Ore thou sand dollars, Eve dollars. Mortgage excoodlng Avo thalami dollars and not azoatuttng tan thousand doltari, tan dollars. Mortgage exceeding ton thousand dollars and not exampling twenty thousand dollars, fifteen dollars.- Mertgege for every additional ton thousand dOlllll% or (Main in DIMS of tensity thou sand dollen, ten dollars. Plump Ticket/ to foreign porta not ex ceeding thirty dollar', 15 cents. Plumage tickets to foreign porta exceeding thirty dollen, one dollar. Power of Attorney for gala of stock, An., 25 ante. Pour of Attorney foe: proxy or Toting, 10 oat& Power of Attorney to oolleot rents, 20 eenti. Power of Attorneys° roll nil astate4sl. Probate of Will or Lotion of Adollnletra. lion, where tho ',tate does not exceed, the value of $2,000, $l.. Probate of Will or Letters of Admlnletrav flan exceeting $2,000, far every additional 0;000; or frsetional part In exam of $2,000, 50 ants: Protest, 25 cents. ittioeipts for the ; pajama t of any somj of 2150 n 4 .1 , or for the'Pllfhtent of any debts dull, not Nang, for satufaotton of Any mortgage or Indignant, or dame of s court, and s recelpt for the didire7 of soy pzopenyi tesatt. - Washout reekOptil for any Imdrotimzebso.. dip, stored, 444z0 Legal dacoatentiont‘orotbsiiizfilialytti. ails by whiell any rdt is command, asy ,:, c ~, .Y.izE8... , 4' ,. 7 ,- . court of record, Miter low of equity, 50 cents. Medicines, kn., retail price not exceeding 25 cents, I cent. Medicines, exceeding 25 cents and not ex. cetdhag 50 cents, 2 cents. Medicines, exceeding 50 cents and not c.x ceeding 2S cads, 3 cents. f Medicine: exceeding 175 cents and not ex ceeding Sl, 4 cents. Medicines, exceeding $l, for each 50 cents or Frandsen] part alum SI, 2 cents. Perfumery and cosmetics game as above. Friction matahas, where the retail price of • package containing 144 matches or less, shall not exceed 5 cents, 1 cent. Faction matches, where the price exceeds 5 cents, for each additional 5 cents or fraction, 1 cent. Photographs, ambrotypes, daguerreotypes, , ko., ua each ;damn>, when the retail pried shell not exceed 25 rents, 2 cents. Photographs, exceeding 23 cents, and cool exceeding 50 cents, 3 cents. Photographs exceeding 50 canto, and not -exceeding SI, 5 omits. Photographs, exceeding -Si, for each addl. tinnal dollar or fraction, 5 cents. Playing Cards, value not over 18 cents per pack, 2 cents. Playing Cards, exceeding 18 cents, and not exceeding 25 cent!, 3 rents. Playing Cards, exceeding 25 cents, and not exceeding 50 cents, 5 cent,. Playing Cards, exceeding 50 cents, and not exceeding $l, 10 cents. • Playing Cords, exceeding $l, for each ad ditional 50 cents in excess of sr, 5 cont. TABLE IV. If ISCIELLAHLOCEI TAXIS •Ineomo tax, over $6OO and not exceeding $5.000, Eve per cont. Over $5,000 andnot °ceding $lO,OOO, seven and a half per cont. Over $lO,OOO, ten per oont. Brokers,lor ersch sale of not exceeding 100 shares ofatook or less, whole tho per value hi $lOO, 500stito. Brokeq, exeeetiing 100thares, for every dittonal 11.9 shares, or fractional parts at the rate of fur each 100 shares, 50 pants. Brokers, men the par _value exceeds $lOO per chore, on much thereof as at the per value Asa timount to a sum not exceeding $lO,OOO, 50 cents. Brokers, erciedimg the Jam of $lO,OOO, for every additional $10,090 or fractional part, 60 acute. Brokcise, far each 100 shares of stook or tees, when the par value is $5O, 25 cents. Brokers exceeding 100 ehnres, for every additional 100 shires 1:1r fraction, tot each 100 shkros--25 cents. Brokers, for each sale of gold and silver exchange,.nnenrrent money, promissory notes, Mods; bonds, or other se curities, not exceeding $lO,OOO, 50 cents. • Brokers exceeding $lO,OOO for every addl. Atonal $lll,OOO or fraction, 25 cents. Slaughtered • - cstths and calves exceeding ;three months old, for sole, 2) cents per heed. Slaughtered cattle and calves ender three menths, 5 earths. Slaughtered swine, when the number ex ceeds twenty Ina )ear, per head 10 cants. . Slaughtered ',beep and lambs, 5 cents. ItaLlrearts, attambeata, ferryboats and !bridges, on gross receipts, 5 per tent C oe Expt:ss companies on grora receipts, per 'oent. • Insurance comps-blots on grass receipts, 1 per cont. i Telegraph :ampules on gross retelpts, 5 per cent. Banks, on the aromgo amount of the do posits Of money sabjoet to payment by cheek air draft, oath half year, I.; of I per cent. Banks, on cirrumtlon mho. 00 per cent, ~ t tro per cent. Banks, on circulation less than VO per cant. the per oat Dank'', on capital, ' l 4 of one per cent. : Lotteries, on gross reeelpte, per cent. Ado's:thereon% 3 per oont. Theatres, operas, circuses, and museums, en gross receipts, 1 per cent. Succession to Real Estate, where the sue 'maser shall be a lineal Irene or Hood an 'tester of the predecessor, on tho oalnaof the 31111 estate, ea oath $lOO, $l. Sucessdon to Ina! Estate, where tee ree tler shall bee brother or Ilstet, or • de rident of a brother Cr a sister of the pre ileeessor, upon the rata, of $lOO, $2. Saecessien to real estate, where the sae •essor shall be a brother or sister cr she fath er et mother of she predecessor, per $lOO, $4. : Succession to Real Estate, where the sue. nester shall Oo a brother or &toter of the grandfather or grandmoessr , or a descendant 'et lather or ester of the grandfather or ,grandueothor of the predecessor, per $lOO, CI. Bwroptsion. to Real Estate, where the eao- Sesser thin be Is any othordegrce of eoLlate ral ay:atop:deity to the predecessor, or eD4II 'Do a stranger In blood, war $lOO, $5. PUBLIC .rwrlcEi; ..„,:TRERE AV ILL BI A 3.I.SETLNG of tbr E.Cockboldom Of Gt. Ittebtapb and klngbes nmer 011 lktop.y. . l'arrulber, tar sOth last., 1,1 1 o'clock p. m.. la the OM. of Wm. 911Porth, Jr , wrarr of Gr.t And Cecooth sznetr. rnmetral rttandaaor Is 'equate!. .1 : lank& GRAB VI SCOTT, Sterrtary. - O , OBlllA.Ns' 4ru OF JULY lON.—TD. Min.] Picnic far tlio !moat of Olt Poe. Orphsn !arum will tw hold rat X.O.L.NVALT, July 4th. at 1110:1 triTf PAWL A good bond will hirlo iiairoluico, wad erraything iilcalittc4l to a4tltto too cataract and #l4.l•oolPrit 01 . ;1131tora ho ittnply provi. I ted. mitothialoci to tho ?Tx's" . " io. D ;t ' or rP . 1 . 1 0 017:71 . 1 net In :charged tor stonhoton. loOtrai ~ , Ti.NOTICE.—A meeting of the titook . holders of the ?deeming end hooch Crock Ita.treed Company vill be Mid at the BOARD Or , t it •Di 1400fiel, he the City of Pittaterrgh, en the :Tal BD WU/5T.90.3Y pre.) OF JUL?, feet, et the hour of 3 o'clonk p.m , foe the pupae of hold. lag the Ifint Antral Zleminn fJr attars Idategen of _mid Company. fiamnel 11. Hier, J. Won Lyon. Tam. Itt Wale:ugh. lemes Park, Jr., II et. If. U. IfndLy, George Black, ' hot•rt (err, •7 hotme flakawell, Jame. S. blysze. e WaLlL.Drmen, Ighhard Iradu. Wm. K. rilmlck, David Lairson, IL P. J Jametl3 eakley, feUht4 A rerfarity of Ito Ooryanatoro. r•ELECTION NOTICE`—The st.lek bad.. of Ma Little tia. 5151 R. It. S.W. 'are hereby notified to moot at the Offlee of the Com pany, in 'famparancoide. on TOEIDAY, the 20. b day of July, bent, at 2 o'clock p. m., for rho pupoae of electing one Pftrldent and rix D.ractom, w arrro for lb* owning year. Wfd. fl/03.9.11.11,1,, Proeldent. Of TICS or ALIZOOLTr Vuttr 6A1.260. CO Pittsburgh. Joao MU,. IS6-1. Snlt-ANNUAL COUPONS THE the First Mortgage Roods of this road.' ate July Ist, 1801. Intl be paid on and after that Awe. at do °Moe of nu Oorstassay, to thc Oily of Pittsburgh. it. U. (UM, loglator tressurer. • UNION Ooze.; Ideal% me. O.IIIE -ANNUAL ELEC PION far, Dlrectare of this Voopee4 will be had et thAtanktm Haase, (et TII423DAY, the 6th pros., between the been of I end 3 p. 103:td It. tl B.IIIT/1, Cashier. . pItEEH fiCia9.—Receivad .this day, per aiprror , 71 rdf,A•lhgTl7,,,V,l:l, WANTED-50 kegs Packtd Batter, 1 for which we aILL luty the blairelt mataknl prim L. IL VOIGIT a 00. LOBBED OIL-10 bble. T. Parrott Ij,t Sons, la store sod far vela by O' ISAIAH DICKEY& OD. AIL CLOTH CRASH, for Stairs. A halo nPply, of earletu colon eht) styles, Jan linnet% from tenon, et the 011 Cloth lyereroome, We. 28 And 28 en. Cult etnot. Jess J. n. Pitt LLTPEI. A FEW MORE LEFT, of same sort, will sell cheap to close consignment s 25 bosh. es B tretab CAL • crstb:i. Potatoes. L. IL VOIOT & CO. VANILLA BE/1175. 4 .-:-.A. lot of prim' • V Venlli Beans, for flavor - hie 3 alto, a frada sap• yl7 Of Murton's pare lletmet of Vans, raze, O. orgo, boolott. Peach, ac., for ft ssorlng lee CreamY, Paddlace, DLL= bleogi r ae., for sale by the dozen or Onto battle, by Jona e. IItN3EM, ply really Grocer. A LMOND AND GlNGtat CRACK VBS.-4tun recetetd - froio • the bakery. Rob Almond altar/Wm butt. formals by the barrel or dole pontok at the Family Groot, Stone of • JOBSI A. It&NSBAW, j42s , nnzver Marty and tt d Knxb $20.000 Vatvz,s,,,,,plaptg.,,i..w.r,:±i,v, 44, t. 0 7 _POI/0m9 1 . 3 1u. sums raaking from F 3003 to $2V.000 time from to 5 ;ram /ivy , : to jag B. hlef.4lll a 00., ICO Fourth erect. Q,PIOED , OYSTERS.—Maltby's t.ipieod Wont Fresh Orates. put up In one and two Fount buiTlViZi;d4 for tot rooee t l i tzT &sou or ' SOHN' L. ItIINIMAW. ur - K. IdaOLINTOOK.4abbar and Re- T • Mil Dealer to DOO'fiil, tIfIOES sad 6AIIME9, of &err &ecliptic., No. 00 federal %Met, All. Übe., tf• PELII.3O BUSIL PRIM% MUSKINGUM VALLEYV.OOO WWI far ale try . 1.14, BieBANO 41! LID3BING TACKLE, embracuig' Rode J.! Bomb, Lbms, Maks, kr-, for ale by • • job JA.Xtb 1t0W11,1116 W. .thmt ALCOHOL-10 bbla. juairecaiieu and tondo bY Ural itY H. COLLIER. SOAP STITICB-50 bble 'for sale by fag • trecalr bbleGlue fungal° by A. 14 NaNo. 1631 • arum u. COLLINS. . . .T. 116156.4-100 -bblis.-191ute lustnceived -.1.4 bad fbr NW by - /TAD. .741 _ 4 SP /mica, ,rirritttx C. M . , 1irr.11.1.14.0. ("Ste tor lalppiraa,t &C:..) or 4 Ao Cs.) e&moti, • wz r ... LT 1-1 G R 'JAW WOR KS & LONG, 2Lantita. - In.-trs QllOl NU CIRCA , Lk.119, warrant- ,• A HA VS, at inn dmcripticia ; tICL, riai.y. Co:, Gm:: =4 ell other Ira:loam Mr kind, .f ASIVY3 4 SPaIF - 08, made trop Sheet Out steal ; Extra Ira-Coil =AP RIL AND 3.1.0K11it), 13151 VES, tka. Wortbacm and Works, oar, WOEII R 61.108 T &Ttt , fist:Aunt, Particular et r efilth. Oran to Itatuottkirtg, Ottlaraing and Straighter:las- ertrcruar tiamtt c pair. or ea klnclJ. l'Emcblog a, d Drtilta; dope st to.aocutola sT2Stly • .r" , ? ONE OF HIINN EWELL'S GREAT h HE DI E:i—IICEITEW ELL'S TOLII ANODYWE.— 11.10 iconic eolehroted preporw Hon, which has PO hmy taNced tho mule and Elmo of a • True Aumly no by r.inlis which had teged every other attempt 4c ware or roller In Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Coot, Horsens Headache, Tooth and Eameho, Cholera hiorbm, Polo, in the Stoucaoh or Rowels, Hysteria, Dlatrom after E.Uog, Lou of Sloop, General Nerso. Debility, Carozymos to Asthma and Whooping Cough, mer declared to he largely nervous, and for the balm ha 'Monthly Here tetruation, also declared to be one of the most ion. portant polot• to mcalieina. A lady writes from Has York "wore It ton dollars • drop, I voold not be without it to my family, and no ono should le with. out H. la tub by all Wholcsalo and JOlll3 L. IS CFNYEWYLL. Pr 'Aar, Practical Chemist. BAstan. bees. w sale by Jw. Yirrnive, Coe. 11. Keyser, B. A. Falincateek A 4.W...1. PELiton. dgcnte ter Pitts. bargb;.Geo. A. h.Hiy , W. J . !loans awl Dr. Jame. Brave, &mete Co Ailegi4rny City. mialtaalh-Jo re B.G.ENEELL & CO., Boaxr.. MAKER-1 AND h :MET IRON WORK ERS, Peon St., Noe. to, myyt ug ,„,. condo hirgo yos eed faro IsLed It with the most tot proved tooshlnory, tes are prepared to omntdocturc every 0....-acepti‘n to BOILERS, to the tent tamonsr, and mama.% eq..: to my mode In tho ommtry. GHTII2IEIII, EIBIOKEN, PULE BEIM, STEAM PIPES, LOCUMOTITM BOILERS, OONDENSERS, BALT PANS, TANKS, on, STILLS, AGITATORS, SETTLING PANS, aomrs IRON BRIDGES, SUGAR PANS, nod mlo mot.olie-turets ..f BARN HILL'S PATENT BOILER:, Itcpalrlog dons on thothorttot notice. delattf r."7" - -;,-.LAXE SUPERIOR COPPER ritiL a 13211ELTISO WORKS, Pretemam. PARK, MeCURDY & CO., Ilonafoctryors of SifF.ATRINO, BILAZIZBV AND DOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER 80170203, RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, APALTES SOLDER. Alno, Imputes ash Solders 11: SIE.:AIa, TIN PLATE, SKEET IRON, WIRE, Aa. Constaraly on hand, TINDERS' IA ACIIINES AND TOOLS. Pinschers's, tic. 140 PIEST 3 .111, SECOND Spa Pittsburgh, P. bpor;al o! (Jogger oat is say 4=11 , 0 gat km. arggStlyday'r ....... urAr anaccaolt. 11 - 75 - 110BillSON, REA & CO, (0u0‘,,..., ‘,,..., Earrerscs, Um.*a 15.11.. r...,) a. 611130 Tforwona a LlA...urtars, rictaturgl, MAnyLne.larers o , BOAT AND STATIONIEBY STEAM Mien:fn. BLAST EtiOLBSS, MILL MACHIBBBT, GEARING, SIIASTIBO, OAST. MSS, otal dexaiptloz• ; OIL TAIIIIS 6 STILLS BOILER AND SLI=T IRON WORE. A gotta fur GIFFAMIrB PATENT tri.FECTOS FOR TEEITSO Bonacr.s. ONFESSIONS AHD =- 7 - PUNI.MirOE OF AN INVALID, mobliehed for tho lametit and aa a irarnlcur sad caution to yonr.ir can who soar from Nom. Debility, Premature Decoy of rt.ebnad, etc., somplybog, at the acme time, tie stwona al stLf cum By owt trbo bee cored bintooli after tutu; yet to great expense and Nary thronglo noolical bombes and quackery. u 7 coyter spay bo had of the imtbor, NATTIA=L RAYFAIF., Deafer& Slogs county, N. Y. TO 11 - 11E070IIS SUFFERERS OF EMU SEXE.9.—A maraud pothmum hav ing been reat,red to health La el few dam after un dergoing all the weal roottne and Irregular apes,. etre mode of treatment. sithont mum, conaldare It hlt gyred duly to co=analcato to LS afflicted fell., creature the MIN= of c.v. Rea, on the swept of eaL gularesrmed envelop., be . IrZllcoull,frev, soapy of ptuaninttola need. Droot to Dr. 2021.17 i. DLONALL, Vat Dalton emnot, N. Y. -LA BELLE STEEL WORKS. IEITER A CO., &moose.* to Le!kr, Ilartmann & Co., ownufroCulers of ()Awl' arzuL, SPRENG, PLOW AND RLDiTIR STEEL; SPRINGS, AT LEY. CROWBARS, Ye. Wort., YIBST WARD, Rllrgboay CIO. P. O. Addrota. PMI'S'S GAUL PA. J.LEOIy JOHN COMMIE &BRO., M. a D.- I:Augurs:l of IRON BAIL NO, MON VAULTS AND VAULT DOORS, WI N DOW SHUT: TEES, WINDOW auer.D3, At., Noh Ii RECOND .ad 8o 17111111/ STREET, LnL Wood mid Margot. Hare on band a variety of new Pattern., tarry and sin, suitable fur all purpose+. Particular attention paid to enclosing Ones Lutes Joblahmdtpuo at ehort notice. anig --4-- rWN. HOLMES & SONO., DEALERS Ea rOBETON AND DONESTIO BILLS OP EXCLIAN6E, MET - U*IOAM OP DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES AND SPEOIE, Nu. 67 MATINEE STREET, Pittsburgh: Pa. CollocCons motto oa W tbo retostral cities throogboorttho Ttottod fitatoo. aD29 U,.. ) ,: - .10.2TRY H. COLLIUB, FORWARD IRO AND tXHILTISSIVIi MERCHANT A. obolosato dralor to CHEESE, ntrrnm, BEEDB rISFI, and itrato. cootorabo. So. ItZ WOOD ST. Flttsbttrob. Po sot frAJr7B WANTED—A SUBSTITUTE —l.3DC'en VV' Ilandred Dollars ($700,) Eli Do paid to an se• ceptabla substDato for • drew] man. 'zee antast tato moat to, exempt Roca ID° Droacut and Dann, drafts. Inquire at Lha Jelaktf 0 DSTE OSTICE. WANTED T T A 913PEBINTLIIDZST AND ALAT.IIOII Fur the ' 4 Score Bays' Home." t*.r (unbar pa lle.nlass hquire of YLDIMEOZ Kn... @ .gattm'a. No, 35 filth stmt. FAANH B. BELLER& Je3071,11 Socratary. WANTED—lannectiate'y, a large (Lunn. tity of OLD PAPER, To f.ll an order. Beloit ottry scrap of Newspaper, old Poo., and any kind of printed or manarcrlpt paper. %Ira will era a higher prim tharria,ual, if brought at once to the Dock arid Paper Bono, lio. 101 Federal atroot, Allegheny Olt:. fees T. X. WA/U.IIAL . WANtED—lmmethately, NVOMILY . A.NI CIIILDnES, To tau titalr Blima.aud Goltart at old price., at DOBLAND'E, 98 Matkot strcet, Perm:id door from Fifth. WANTED TO OIL WELL nom= Wanted, • cumpeteut pmeon to put darn au Oil WOll, from dva hand, e 4 bore themond ket. ,ruuutre at Now V. 3 TIMID Er/REIT. P 4 story. • 1027:1w WA.NTED—Agants to sell the Stead ant 111STOklY Ot TOE WAIL. A me. cheoce to make mote,. Arent. ate elearlsot tram $lOO to tioo . per mouth. ZOO,OOO .eolomea alreed, eoll. Bond for circolan. AdAce , . JJAE3, 11001. 00., Publiehno., Poltroon, ES. je2l:lm TtSrED.-100 tone of old books,' •ith back. remora& old newspapers Or .3 , Vans that haapaca beta writing, or ;minting paper, 'for vhleh th. highaat mil it ow pafei srd Itag.Waretwilse; Ito, 23 imttheeld Knot. Jrlada) 0. P. MaIiKLE Q OD. WAN TED $0 A MONTH.— v I want Amato att,a omootll, expeaseenstdi to .oil my EVEELASTIEO YLNCUS, 0111380YdS 13131LUESIS, and tbtrteen ether new, awful end en. time articles Fifteen tiredly. east num. Adclrese, .101113 Y. LOUD, Biddeford, Hobo. tp3:l.2todaart 'W`! 141.21). Tuaveoo.l da To wove for KU darn : 1"1"..55. Moo. a Chief Beglcr: I' II onlool "."1"1"7 E4t4!°2 HALL, Ap s ply t a r t Third atory. WANTED—A good MACIILNE BLACK.• 8111TH /.5111 EIsiLYEIL also, a raw gad MACIIIBISTS. Iltstuat Inge. yid4 to good work tam. Ingutract /man . Jertat Cor. of Pall allay sod piquant, Way. WANTED—To litarchno, an interest TT' In • Ilertantilt cr DJ anulUinztag tlastatn, br an sctly• and exparlanted man. Addreas OA.isnX Orms lel7:llrend• WANTED—Promissory Notes-lo the intstoent of 33CC% hiring ham ! d 47. too oaoiii i veajrir.k_a oar tie do,: Istvan at matt amps. , virgat. _:,r Lc ~ ""^yrt.rmßlr .. MEM WE Fr rEwrlstarENTs Groa..• Tem, Ann re rrsos BAFE, f Juna f.'. 3 th,1H51. nIViIiEND tcmt-Annuli L./ d• lofSI Z FEU al - 151`. on the Calnitsi Una of But has Lava da:Latati, Inn tram Guaaru =cut Tax, kayabla on and after July sth, Ent. j.551:8t Og3. A. INDLT, CA3lner. Jean U. CAtrt GALLOWAY .5; CASEY, ROUST, SIGH A'SD OIISAMINUL PAI NTEIIS, Ea. 98 G.UANT tiTEZ6r, caw Filth P (MD UR CIH, PA AVAR EHOUSE AND LOT oN THIRD etas= —Yin TUESDAY EVIZTISO, Jelly 148 oranx, at burnmerciel Ulu Roan; No. 61 rash strre.., , yin be mid Th e three story Brick Wsrelvrtso. bio. 85 Third stmgt, botween Wool end 'di...4•1 arm}, cow occrlptsd by .11C - Aroy S Co., be itg lett trout by 60 foes deRP• The venbcn at, boils icr tho rross subs:x:4W scerainr, with flat sor iron Row, brick molt.; pried colter@ etc- Triru‘—th,e..koir curb, rwitrOe trOtscrisAnc.tkr, with lowest, wined by boittbnd mortgage. Jeko b !dr..II , WAINII. arot'r L4WRENCE 'IRON IVORKS, -rely Castle, Pa. OTO. t !TOM.. zratxtexttr. 1. o. Oflllllllll. r tr. 0!1000SI, .18. DITIIRIDGE & CO., If.eattfactuto:e of IRON, NAILS AND 9PIKL9. Preece t prtoes cal)c. t to chttufros of tho rot kat. J.411:: , th .9ZW 014 TLE, L.1.W0.E., I CO., Pe. FOR SALE—The Couttry Seat of the fete t porno Penal.. 6..143,4, shoaled in *ownehl7., ,no orBO from the Aslettbony Orme b oy. cootwwlm la t clatee monk, is It bleb state of oattlreatact, • la.log •011 atoeten telth fruit trees, shrnl&ery, &o.Tar-d partly unerlal& with coal. T., peake sonktogats proud prgoa ty, cstahlntog mi.. ventage+ of easy arsons, scearry, health _,„ii4h6orbccd. the 100.0 efforst, • taro oppbrtnnity of catottog at ones to the er,l2jmette of a rant h/ce, • For forthsr particular, inqulro at tho once rtl itIcQUAWAIe & Dollyiso°, No. 57 Penn otiort. ' .1-30 Ste b. B. 111/COLLF. B &ROA IN DRESS GOODS; SUMER DRESS GOODS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICE§, BY WHITE, ORE & Bo.= /MB BTEXIST.2 4.2.1).1 t Grows °MIMS or Tatman EXT=LE, 1.214 CloustrioxiDurrator. Ps., Pittsbernh, Jana 20,1004. NOTICE TS BEHEST GIVEN t the &NEPAL LIST? OF LIOESSES ADD INCOIIII TAXES, ander the Celled States Serena. Lan, are now In this omen, and that payineint must, ho suede between thO lot and EOM of July, other wise the permit:loss will be strictly entorred., Tito Tates for the city of Pittsburgh, borough of Lawrenossilloand Pitt township will= for the at this la time ce, and of the e esd Vora of oa other boroughs and townships of lids District, due notice will be given by Deputy Collectors W. B. Har rison and Jobs A. Sergeant. W LITTLE, Collector, 1520.1 m GI Fourth street. REEL b.l, BEAL & CO., WOOL Oommission. Merchants 341 LIBERTY STREET, Corner of 'Wayne PITTY3BUSGIL, CA. 4er Wool tough: az] .cld oo Brokerage. mTerato you HAVE HIT THE MARE AGAI3, AND NAVE A OBNAT BOOK IN LINNETS TRILL. It's the meet delightful novel I her, read dna " Twice lost" startled m with Its plemnacy end freeltooo, and this hat en the charm of that, with. Trot nay repetition. and a great deal more character. he opeosieg chepitr and the Pichie—how Jolly— what • hearty Laugh I had over them, and / have read them to others .'to enjoyed them ea mush to I did, sod am mazy to Feed the whole. How emoted me; and Linnet Vore's sweet bird of iong, what a charming won.. she Is; how annallmrs her power.; how noble and enduring her kora Mark my words, when this phi known and talked np, It will hare immerge popularity. ea IT HAS NO EQUAL. Ilde is the judgment of one Whose opinion is of 'aloe, sad every rands' is slit a Lemthusunitio. It most pro. TEL BOOK Or TilE SLAWS. It to $1 SO; m trolform with pique, and InNBT root door to the Poet Orace, mils it. LOlll.l6..Pearstosa, p30.3t 313 Wee/ling:an street, Brat .. NOTICE TO CONSUME RS OF WATEII IN ALLICIIIMAY Ctn.—Public noUse la hereby given that from awl after this date all yen= ming hydrant rater will be required to ostrain from sprinkling Wrote. or otherwise wasting water. I:erosive repairs to the machinery compll the Guth": ity of the city to counsel economy, which alone will rnerrent ear citiman from being entirely cat off from a eopply erbUe mid repairs are yr:pew lag. Citizens of kisnarster sad neeerre township,. using water from too city works, enter art:Wad! agreement, are Lerebg matted that their wappliof water will be that MY on Tharsday . .marning, thi BOth loot. , sad to roman until mad repairs ars e2lll. plated- • By orderer rooter Committee. JOHN ALSTON, !Superintendent. Allegheny Oily, Jane LBO, lat,L 111rAll portico !Pond waiting trator will he promptly droll with, es.prorlied in. grausucb. J 0: PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY CU.-NOT/OZ FOR PROPOSALS. Proposals wlil be remelted at this etre motif the IGTH Dal OP JOLT, meat, at 4 p. m., for Grading for Pacoud Traot on eats Hallway, ktetweea Hoch:star and New Prlaletor, sherd 3 reli. Homewood and Passer inemmlt, 2 Lament andtheal4 and Hanton " 23 . Elaumllrld and Creatline, trod Oreatllns and Pheeprus, 5" S " laformatton of the tharsotor of the worn, and forms of contract sad proposals, may ha tad at the oMees of the Phial= Wagtaeers so Nair Brighton Pa.; at Canton, Ohio, and at Bairn, Ohio, On 'anti after the lith et /alp next. . . JOHN JILIVM, owe Mosbecs. °Mee of the MLA Enema; Pitt *arab, P*,. Jum 23. 19E4. } N • O'lliCE.—We again call the attention of tho Taxman of the City of Pittsburgh to the tworssity of calling at the City Traarrowes Office, ninth saart, and paying the saw,. at of early a day na possible, la ardor to avoid the arabanwsonaut of waiting for hours la gut midst of a a ovded ales, when the time Is mar at hand when too 6 per mt.: falls off. Alf blarcaatha Lleatuas that rams. unpaid altar theist day of Jaly will bo plant. la the hand. °tan Alderman for coLinctiou, byarCer of th•Llounol. Law of tho gtato. WM. 81011:1361314 Treat:nu. Pittsburgh. Jane Mb, 186 L , e R aufhwrisml • It you trlab to bo porsumoatly cured of HATinfor 213,1111105nk, you mast aos Reed's 7frlalinotio Oil. Tbo cart la • Mara trifle. 8014 by all bumf Drag;lna. andoN Joaseras, ' onl9 Corner ronrth ..ad Smith&Mat:meta. MONEY 10 LOAK—Tho undersign ed wit2ua to loan • tIEVZIL&L 71.10U91.13D .1301%Vt113; to moults to nit, uton good tool otnb tenuity row= dooltlng to Parrow will New call at • J. S. - 1024:3t L'gotittlt stmt. MOU'T'H WAtiD, ALLE(11111N Y.— The Bounty tosuabalouve bo *Vibe or. tire of the Treasurer on WYDriZeDkTandTEDIBS -I).ST euviuge of this week. to Lena entlf.eatla to such perms as bare not needed then, latilita *lll be last eppurtnultyof getting them, it ie.bx• gecie4 -that all will add who proper Tauber, ort one et than sunning& • fazaat 7 O. 111dTtEUSOT. %Tram:rec. wiz , contlisar.a..zirs attic; I, Attabnigh, Jane 2.511,1864, .1 CITYWEIGH; SCALES.— P rop for the City Weigh Eck' be ricetved et this ace tottll TtatoDAY, Jely bth,lBol.. Prop°. isle It 6e otoutd and directed to the "dttionto Com. cont.. Ey etterrof the Ctmmittea Mier JOE IN IRCA.IIGO;CIty Notrellet. 50 .BU.SH. KEEL) BUCKWHEAT. 13 bldg. Itry Appler .' 1000 Dub. Ear Corn; 1603 do eats 260 bble. ' , Gaff HEW' !lour; In etoro and tar ardo br deTrEESO3 as AMMON. follS Ka 6 mood we. '—'rho pcoposata roceivul fur the LB etained la the Suatur ht [ Itelldlep,•elng so fertelow the Wee oftho to Walla, the 3ftnective Comailltoe NM ranted them; end w ilt r „ c d,. p r * F .d) lalltileiA.TUßDAY, 21 Jab einem JLOST. .05T—Irk .AllegheDy; somewhere. bo term the upper put sae Strith Antil2e, • rill bfiltioTZCZAsCifftV rate, tro:t very mn:b tinder will tw ibly towla ' 's n itd by lamina them at acne - Sbt Wt. at. BUD'S Anteaters, eras= 4ederel street and the Dirunoted trident, Mfr. : . ,Jeathlt- tiayed, ainit - from stable, .1-1 oa the 170 i kzt a RED 48D .Si ALTAI 00W. A liberal reward Sill Ds pact for laformattort Om thaluld tow MAY te fonctd, or, by rommolog bre to Xa. PEW rent Err.: . - . . .FEW 4DPERTZBEMEA Tti. CROVER & BAKER VA Z,=,ar SEWING MACHINES. c. 17 Machine *Mob EMI3IZOtI:I3EIRS.. The only kLichlns MAKES THE ELASTICS !STITCH. The oz!F 11,61 , 11:0 rhkb USES TWO SPOOL?. The Duly ftlocbitt, IttiLtl FASTENS THE ENOS 0; THE SEAM. The only .61achlasiirlaols nth, .ums A B IAf3 SEAM That. will not I talk and rani In stltalaig thn ma MILL The only sewing Machine Company LOOK STITOH DOUBLE LOCK STITCH MACHINES 49' Parahum ca, =change for alba. If aot mites with their ant tholm. Provo thli bran ex. sorlostion, at Office, No. 18 FIFTH STREET. Pk. F. CHATONEY, General_ Aging. kW, AGENT. FOB D. DARDDE'S . `4SBLA;SEWSS;' FOB ALL ItAOI3IIELL • oar Tn. & mingled. at Metal discount; ; je.3o-12 LENINTErs TRIAL• lift B. 111 L, author :1,0 of ' , Twin Lou." Uniform with "P;que." ITo Ilmo. f . clotk..,ll.in. olt ion want • Usk Untie reel-41you need • book that le cameos and satisiskg —• true _leek not tilled with dour/ and deception, take ...WEEMS (TRIAL" hem., to read it altte vita eyetind neut. "Strip on the shiner thutom and confeasa Inak. Moo admiration for the ateaullhat soul of Ike terMir, loyally strinngto strengilum weak baultaini taTlte tile mintage la weary, orubarthened beluga. Three Ls ending. incident te , ,"Lizmlt's Trial^ than wrwtocanar; bat - Or trinhinl anallea of character, lumina ohannhig rune Salo to the tanked t wife Dermrs,ftennting Ito very Sottish and sold& themsion, with Was, who is net quite faultless as • Inmo.we may ilds book la the nett attempt of the witharam.whion L quite num rundatiou awash ter thou who bar been u brtn nato uto base road "Iniou'lret.'" •• • - She London Baths 'sus of It: "No one tell be arippointed with Oft ebarmlog tale of bozo life and hwee altecticen. It It mitten with ram beauty of etyle,ibant and piquant. with *tory ia dielded Into three parte : Before the teido," "Haws Wm .7110.... eZmi ,, IS vas Farm." The ammeters -we Mirka and deem.. i•llrsodott, with ,Ms siatotalgo Batton= Mt plossult end gal:planate taut. good sense py ustopr, Is Ira fitted, with the old of Mose, tons. pia the Ilea comedy or tbo story. Than. for the senestinnal oleanant, - ro deeper Intim! of th• Wait, taxa to Clap. Pere /wester, and hie met bird of poq—kts beptittil Llnnist. the so exputelro sad sympathette, Pi so rossreed end saltematedited 1 du so impish% bees reeoluto t she so py and ryas] lit temperament,' be so pond and solltary, bat ehe ith. tog en semi • =old at leader snit Manila rum en. to the woman be loved. - ..b.hortly alter Mier mumme: the war breaks out handle, set Penes regiment is ordered Wm. Lin. net's trial Demmer toms. How bar treat and Iblth are tried aoad mat totted vatting. '.9ere sells ant, and nth:recto bet with Wilms= aolkhtdby • moo. tory, whichlui will me clear almonde rtut•W oolad llth meeed bMe whole world. =apt b y Xs sift Utz sweet falleeme la the woattore as= rala the whale boat. Ltonet is Ilkar an alabaster ram, enigma% to Wootton whet lighted up froln - . : - you sax Ely , HENRY' MINER. 7ism> kir= Buzz:, Next door ti Poet °Eq. Wzr WihSONI3- - PAM; rnauvx, LOCK BTiTCH SEWING MACHINES Tzi artips , azzi *O. rentiptliMatioantlMPUW:dt,Xmmt - mth Et:=Mi Man doers below Earik DlotL FN. smarrareA 4 ',: wwrzaw, 4eM:iml ELICTROPJ . IMY. . E M ADANEt OGAN AND tALDIVELL.: - ; 4 . - " Have exiled in otare ste the earner of Itlith.and. wpm. einem, entrance 143 MITI t1731.5E1.- tar the practice /! Medicine. The 7 or. ranter-vadat.: *tee, and lure their Diyiemas ortatblbitkts at their aim; , They ere PrePac4 to treat !Ilt &Fait!' rn Marge, reammalt mg craw oertain.:.. . der 04 militia dation: to the toilantitg .reteMelMar , _ ri.ente dleiteak et my Mike and tnedidatif to Mime Lorenzen i Oddest], vhcm I Wm Mince - to batten s» grednacet In the healing eit,l de mon cimerfally recommend theta. to theinucted. and th theire in metal, aa am Way wanly W wanly e-t 6 W P0D. )1 7•D.M.:11." r tone UM. 18f4 ' jolt Arl TT & INTEREST COUPON& . _ . . • d ehtBIZERIMBER. , 5.20 i, due lit aoyiratiza. Dania stbut • - • " MIME 4-49yria,i44-1 Inca aid Third alinsti. io,ck paLti . . , itovEzupturant 340 Air,, i*OtitiOriitasitfipppw, Waxlstred. . -- • ra=tst • 1139UVA • :. • -
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