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31111 warm muumuu' 111110111LTION,
imsuBDAT, JUNE 24,:;18415.
irgiTilT, OF 'ran nqat. WILLIAM
This venerable and honored citizen, *hole
He was protracted to the unusual lOgth of
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eighty air years; ditid at, his. ildtider,too.'ltt
Bhmotthodt In W 3 1 1 6 4 19. Yawn* Tnoinit
' Ink.: /really, if not all his long and active •
life hails:an spent , itere..c Ha knew Pitts
, burgh whin' it vial a litue frontier town,
anthelpod to moulds:id derektpe its infant
fortiross; ind when it.bad . grown info ~a,
Is§pli'.'mid melons city, he Still continued
a rj a one ofits mosVinfinential citiism, mat
nplo'thii of the'great rebellion. -
Of J'n' '-' WiLiiites parentaie and early
llRtlre kit nolthig; land time will not al,
i
10w...us -to mike the•necessary inquhies.'
We only kittlir titatsli early life fie ' iris: a'
- *4 4 *olit l 4. .of the Pitisbargh bar,
and that he was well known throughout'
the ,westent counties of* Blato,, llany a
sti4gle he bad with Him. BALDWEIf,'
RictiAnn Bums, Waim Fonataan,
and other duninipaisbed men of a past gen.
Callon: He was; remarkable for his elo
quence_ and adroitness as a forensic dabs,
ter: -On onn occsidon he lW
ad for s client
a man' whit,. 'in ii, difficulty, had his herd
Ini,dli Injured. Mr. BALDWIN was the attor.
3)ey for the defendant. A fter the witnesses
bad bier he ar t and Mr. - Bizarr= had a&
drissad the piry in behalf of the defendant,.
242Wititores rose, seised the maimed hand- 1
onli cilent,'and holding it , up before the
, eye" of the jury,. only said, "Gentlemen,
' heti 13 my, kitten 'nt:" The result was a
!renliii - for.sl,Boo.
About the year 1811, an old German farm.
er, wbo lived on the bank of a fags Stream
in Indiana County, was greatly annoyed by
' • some lawless young men who persisted in
tesaing up his fish baskets and destroying
hialitt le•Winedirruf. :the old man got out
of . and took the -iasr into his own
dz. - .lle loaded Ids can liiith binge, took
'' , * .. l . iriii Orttin• bank, and.when his ene-...
ri e
miekciunitii repeat their depreilations, he
tired - and killtdone ofthem. Ye ;wasaiiest
ealiiiiitriedfar murder. Mr. Wirmars was
employed as his counsel. When ithe usual
viol* Of "Oft or not guilty?" was pro.
pounded, the old gentleman rose and said, in
his 1 'inalen Brigtlab, "I did ehoot bim. Gott
forbid - that I should go to see my Maker mit
aßein my mouth l" Wu:lmm had nothing
for It thezibut the plea of justifiable homi
cide. That of insanity, so fashionable in
these days, was not offered. The time ar•
iivetlioe Wu..arise to addrers thejury. The
wither was warm, and the Court room
waifern - tided to suffocation. Before he said
a Word he threw off coat, vest and cravat,
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opened hit collar and rolled Up his sleeves.
He then: went at it with all his powers,
sweeping. away July, court, law, precon
ceived opinions, and everything else with a
torrent of impassioned eloquence, demon
straiing, for the time at least, gitiat the old
~.. scuts did right. He was acquitted. For a
while the" name of WiTkis (as he was
there called) was a household word among
the primitive people of that county.
In 1828 Judge Wines, (for he bare
that title then,) was elected to Congress
over Jamas S. STEVEZCSON, Esq., after
about a warm econtest as ever was known
In this part of the State: The district was
r...allben composed of Allegheny, Beaver and
Armstrong. But he resigned before Con
gress met.
In 1832 . or '33 be was chosen to the Sen
ate of the United States, in which he sewed
until he was sent by Mr. Via Burma as
—AinUter,to Ewe's. . 14 1841 Mr. Trx.za
,;• appointtd him Secretary of War, which po
altleahe Ailed until the close of that admin.
istin. Some ten years later he served
this cotmtyln the State. Senate. for three
Yearo k lance which time he luta lived a re.
tired We, except when great occasions, like
the breaking out of the rebellion, caused
his still elogneAt and Inspiring voice to be
heard In the assemblages of his
ken&
An original friend or Jecusax, Judge
Wunrus, from that day forward was leen
titled with the Democratic party; but be has
been regarded by men Mall parties as one
of our most distinguished, hinted-andpat.
rlotle citizens—one whose name will ever
be associated with the early history of our
city, and who, in the many responsible po
sitions he hasfilled, was ever faithful and
true.
FEEEDDIEN 9 I9 41D AhIki r CIACIPIONP.
The work of establishing schools, plant
irs.4*heis, maltuorganialng society gen
e;illy, among the colored people of tho
South, an in:mom:me majority of whoa have
just raStOlifrOM state of themostibject
slavery to one of entire freedom, so far as
i ll„cOncerEefkAFg°oo on
prosperously In many plaCes, I especially in
TenneaskArkensas, North timeline, and
on the.`"filandi Of • fkiittli Ciarollai, 'from
which the rebels were driven when Hilton
Head and the adjacent ,regions were cap- .
'`w~f:
But there are pther, place where this
work beano% evenbeen eommenced; where
the same old spirit which so sternly clutched
tiodiigro. and held him in 'o=dage and
Ignorance, before the war, and which malt
ed into treason ordure: to stirengthea and
perpetrate those bonds, still I prevails and
mad, and which will, if le f
t ) to itself, no
more tolerate -negro schords r now Merit
would, before the war. This Is true of the
intu*of -yirgiula and Soith .Carolina„
and bidoed of 'every part of the Borah where
the old aristocratic classes ', still bear rule
socially and politically. - ! - ' -
Now here is i defect/1W that has got to be
overcome. Shall these cien, who are maid
-. - lastly respired to keep tho luegre , under
• theictriv AM object him to all the dia.
,
abilities to which he wee subjected under
the eld regime, slavery alone excered,, be
allowed to throw, obstacles inthe way of
this work, whether ' legal or social, so that
these assOchitiorui can not ' send , in teachers,
, .
and preachers , and books,
schools
mere, or
— 1 establish and carry on and other
andlances or •dvilfration' and progress,' and
ii i n
aid thaw poor and Ignorant and helpless
people in putting themselves to a way of
• =Adair comibttable livings a d fitting them
A.,.. selves for a bettei lifs,, both is this world
lI , C and that 00 cornet It is very clear that the
I s churches, whether acting' separately or in
t'. Combination; or Freedman'a. Aid Societies,
is: however strong and generoirs, cannot of
t;.- , •
~ therneelyes, force theitiay and do there sp.
I, .' ;,. VolitlatitWork fa such. localities. Where
t„ ' . • 00 4 1 4 tie; of this kind ire eneountered, the'
J active elipti eke the :national constitution
... , ,It . nest be:hurokied, -;Fortunately their is a:
' •:, 't:' Ple4R o ACii Arlinr:wstatdiabed, and under
/ e e l l s ejAFAIO ..• 43 !eerel__ 4 0 YrAgs, a .
. • true 100 -, - .. or groat energy;
aid taiiitili 'pliiii` .. f
. . it 14 1 4 0 -oSOZOiStifetr ,ri perigiiii
alinarAZ t rore4,. men, , mean*
l's t gl i * k_. ...,. _''' , I . l 4l lB Pic.* 4; the "X 'et '
the Ileemm:,:ktft Win irgency.liihicht .If
tate&trlift. MilesiWolfaonso..o.4.
. .ipooetia iiiraioll tdoz as#4ol;ibeir_.._ ,
late owsenaltatt ILiaetekelidinutder It
_frisp
possiski - gteithatif to peidgi,iii, thew hog*
tooklitifunkastAxacy7iiris *if and •the
" 2 "10 2 t7 1 4 100 1,1 141 0 1 ut - prat
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Pik" they
„may deny . the ,ha at the . -
black itemi, they clarinet preYeut his - total*:
i tiOn by any /agency het fee Felberlo 1001 . 4
pleicitatralikhaseltoc the be-Reit or ill
parttee.
The neveLathins of the Trial.
The trablic interest In the assassination
Arial, which-1w flagged under the rather to,
diens exanirnatiOna -of what Whittier calls
.Weaury lawyers with emdltas tongnea,"
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will be stiddenly revived by the startling
revelations made yesterday by the counsel
fel the defence in the cams of Payne and
Atzeroth.-, NOthing in the entire govern
ment prosecution - lias been so thoroughu
convincing as this so - called, defence. It
fastens hopelessly on the accused that cer
tainty of 'guilt which arises from a practical
confession of It.
,Colonel Doester, the counsel for Payne'
anclAtzeroth, took up their cases septrate
ly.ln the farmer case he began by ad
mittipg "beyond cavil .or . .dispute,'i that
Payne was the man who attempted to min , '
der Mt... Seward; that he was -not insane,
and that he (Payne) he was right
in making the assault. With such facts to
acknowledge,-it will te -. readily supposed
that there was very little on which to build
a deftly:o, and Colonel Doester therefore
took the ground that Payne, ,by his early
southern education. and alaveholding sur. -
roundkiliss Was', so imbued with southern
principles that his punishment deserved
some mitigation: Ile also maintained that
' to hang hid waddle to:make a martyr of
However misattafsctory this argument
new, be to the prisoner's friends, it is certain
that if it be'at all accepted, it is one of the.
montlitter denenciations against 'he slave
tY:Silitent that could.bedevised.l It proves
matthat systemactuarea &young man of bat . 1
twenty yean, Um WM of a clergyman, to de
ilhemtely commit One °taw most frightful
crimes on record—the murdering of a aick
man lying helpless on his own bxd in his
own house. The most ;'fanatical"
tioniat of the old limes before the war never
went as far as this in his denunciations.
Toon these tesehinga•a southern empire
wan° be :built which England and Prance
Were ready to recognize and adopt.
In regard`to this man Payne there has
been a studied effort to excite a fictitious"
umpathy. Rumors were started that his'
parentage was unknown—that a strange
mystery enveloped his connections - -that he
was a son ofdrffereon Davis—that he was a
brave and unffincing hero. Now this 'wok
is torn off, and he is revealed as an unscru
pulous murderer, who only failed in his
great crime becausei Providence saw fit that
.the final plot of a dying rebellion should
number but one martyr.
In' the case of Atzeroth, the prisoner
bimaolf sends in "a statement" which is
practically a confession, and which serves
his counsel as a text. In this confession
the prisoner admits that he- was selected as
the con spira tor who'was to kill-Vice Prod
dent Jo hn while Booth was to slay
both Lincoln and Grant. Atzeroth further
declares that he backed out of this scheme,
being willing to aid in capturing ballot in
killing the federal officials. lie, however,
took no measures to apprise the authorities
of the intended murder; and, when arrested
after the assassination, he fought to buy his
life by pointing out the route he thought
Booth had taken.
In all this Booth, seems to have been the
=stall:dull:of the infamous cabal. How
far be was aided by the leadlag rebels re
mains yet to be seen. lie served his em
ployers well, and sera their secret till death.
Ereniag Post.
The following tea part of the strange de
fence of Payne's counsel. Mr. DoEvraa,
mentioned above :
lIISTORY OF PAYNE.
Lewis Payne Powell is the son of Ray.
George C. Powell, a' Baptistminister, at
present supposed to live at Oak Station,
on the railroad between .Tacksonvifte and
Tallahassee, In the State of Florida,-And
was born in Alabama, in the year. 1845.
Besides himself, his father had sixsiattP,h
ten and two.sons. He hued for some time
In Worth and Stuart coantles, Georgia, awl
'ln 1859 movedto Florida. At the breaking
out of the war, but four years ago, the
prisoner was a ltd of sixteen, engaged in
superintending his father's plantation and a
number of slave& We may safely presume
that occupied In the innocent pnraultanf his
country life, he daily heard the precepts of
the Gospel from hie father, and that in the
society of his sisters, the hardy life of a
planter was softened by the charms of a re-.
lined and religions circle, and that in the
natural course of events he would be to-day,
as he was then, a farmer and an honest
man. But in 1801 war, broke, out. War,
the scomnge and pestilence' of the race.
The signal , which Spread like a fire, was.
not ,1.-sig reaching Live Oak Station.
His two brothers enlisted, and Lewis,
though. but sixteen, enlisted in Captain
Stuart's company-1e the Second Florida in
fantry, commanded by Colonel Ward, and
was ordered to Richmond.
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:Mr. Router proceeded to mina' Ides what,
In the eyes of this Florida be,y, was the
meaning of the war, and whit Ike thoughts
that drove him from a pleastud.home to the
field °lama The counsel pictured in 'viv
id language the . auspices under which
young Powell was trained In a slave com
ereeity where it was the custom to defend
the institution of slavery 112 meetinz houses,
at political gatherings, and in family pla
ces 'where it was the praetice to whip and
burn men who' , preached against this in
stitution, and to hunt fugitives with ailed
bounds, anti also thosewho helped them to
freedom. In the eyes of the lad the war
meant to abolish this custom, and upheave
society from its foundations. ' His inherit
ance was to be dissipated; his vassal equal;
his laws invaded; his religion astounded;
his politics,a heresy. For.this the lad was
going to fight in ,the defence of a social sys
tem. He was going' to fight" In' behalf of
the traditional precept of the state—to de
lenirstate rights. Fora third reason, he
was going to fight to show that he 'was a
better matt: than the northerners, under the
deep conviction prevailing 'in his section
that their blood and breeding was better
than-that of the northeners. The fourth
reason was to repel Invasion. These were
his incentives, -but he had been schooled
and trained to war by the bowie-knee and
pistol code , of honor prevalent there.
The counsel asked whether in the wide
world there ti another school in which the
i prisoner could so well have been trained
far assassination as in this - slave au .
Mr.- DOestes proceeded to argue'tha t rift s . ge
prisoner is to be found the legitiniate moral
offspring of slasiety, State rights, chivalry
end delusion, and then goes on to inquire
if we, es the American_people, are not res
ponsible for the wicked school in which ,he
was educated ; and if we will determine ,to
destroy, Mit beams° heburned but as we
instructed; bet therels Another school be
rote,' hilltr.-the- sebitol of war. At Rich
mond his regiment.joined the army of Gen.
Lee, and was joined to A. p. Mill's corps.
With - I%lle passed through the Peninsula
ant4eign;• and the battles of Chancellora
ville and Antietam: Here he heard that his
two brothers had bees killed at the battle Of
Murfreesboro. Finally on the lid of July,
18011, in the charge upon the .federal centre
at Gettysburg, be was, wounded and taken
prisoner, and . detailed as a nurse in a Penn
-
*duels hOirdisl , ~ The demoralizing effect
or hit two years' cuipeigning as a priVate
bribe artily, which he entered as a boy of
sixteen, 15 abOWB.-lie was onn of that ar- '
my who made baskets and capes ont of the
banes of Linion soldiers; who starved their
prisoners; who plundered ,lite dead; who
slew men after surrender, and were com
manded by olhars who had , eielated their
oaths to the Unite iff - fflatee—art army that
believed any means Justifiable that helped
the cause of . southern - independence; and
finally, an army that held the person and
Cabinet of the President-of• the United
States In he execration. = This is the hor
rible demanlization of civil= war, and on
those responsible for this war should rest
the responsibility of the Seta of, this iditstic
boy_who,came into the World in the year of
the annexation of Tent, bas lived but fOtte
sdprinletrationa, and is younger thaw the 1
, butt compromise with shivery.. fie - is the
mond product of the war,' aid ,bilmige 'to
,thireei who first began it. - How dOe l lis i t _dit-'
1 ,,, from the °Menthol soldiers?' best
% tel soldiers ban find at 3Q Lhico• ' and
Wound t. :have , - approached ,:the 'city by
stealth freal Billtiregees" end aimed to - dm'
V e,
the vernment by a sudden blow: `So
he. , What - Atin,-hasbei.dentlgial 'MI . ,
re meddler has not tad to dot ~Onlythia
—,i, 'has Ttialred nr.orer .htlias *not W..
-Li her tamm: s better hate, a move ready ,
alined at the - . heed of re •
:Pepertment UAW of Rib head of iiobrpsf.;
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A OITIC-FAIUS LETTER,.
Fstostnien Itantion Oiiioustrorroeirr. - •
- Finu - , - Tirnanair, June sth, 1855.
One of the most 'remarkable financial ore.
tkens ever spoken within the walls of a dellber•
ative assembly was delivered by hi. Thiers, on
Friday last, before the Corps Legislatif. The
subject of his discourse was the budget of 1866,
as presented by the Government , coupled with
a general view of the system of French finance,
and of the financial posithin of the country.
"The victims drawn, by M. Thiers of this most
itellitant department of the Imperial adminis
tration Is neither flattering nor leasserlng. Ac-
I:ogling to this experienced statesman and
financier, the budget of 2 / 1 85 millions forthe
ear 186 f% which the Government declares to
leave a 'lupins, leaves, In reality, a deficiency
of no less than 200 Willows:, That every pro
'.ceding French budget up'. to the present time
had left a large deficit of income, as compared
with etffenditnre, Is a fact admitted on all aides. But this
was at lag the
n G c o e v o nm t e h n e t bogheds i t d hat there
of the
national account. M. Mora tells ns that he
has spent "two
,months" ,tn a laborious and
ccinfeletitions investrgetion of the finance of the
country, mid' the conclusion that he came to,
and which 'be announced - In the meet solemn
Mannar to the Chamber, is, that- Francais on
the high road to national benkraffloY- With a
warmth and earseetness quite unusual on sash
subjects. be assured his hearem that they were
on the brink of a precipice. He conjured his
colleagues to pause and put a stop to the present
extravagant expenditures while It gasps time.
He entreated • them to pardon him for saying
what was 5o palatal and disagreeable to heir,
while he exposed with unflinching firmness ail
the ehifts, subterfliges. and ,expedients had re
course to by the Government to conceal. the real
state of affairs, and demolished. with an =spat.
inn hand. their pretended surplus
Tbla emetch will be read. with erelong atten
tion by the country; and It seemed to produce,
by its extrinne earnestness, a deep Impression
even upon the hostile majority to whom It was
addressed. The. Marne of the state of things
which he described with a force and perspicuity
peculiar to himself, was bid by M. Theirs chiefly
on two causes : first, the extrwragaat outlay on
public works; hut, above all, °rang ,(mesa PaiitiOn.' Ag ain' and again fa the.counte of his
speech he returns to that dlaastroas and exhaust
ing enterprise as the mein source of all their
Muncie' difficulties. And It is worthy of re
mark, in testimony of the ftviing of thscountry,
Malmo one, not' even • the government orators
who replied to hire, vaunted to say one word In
favor of the undertaking; all either openly or
tacitly avowed themseiveshosille tothe Imperial
policy in America. it Is cartons Gat amongst
the item used by the government to make up
their sham balance of accounts for 1915, Is one
of twenty-seven millions to be repaid by Mexico..
H. Theirs seemed to take pMuliar pleasure la
demolishing this, which he did poet caw:Lally.
He showed that ant of her last loan of MO Mil
lions, Mexico had in reality actually touched
only 100. Of this sum Nano* had already once
received 27 millions In 1855; and was It possible
to Imagine that out of the pittance which re•
malted, and which was necessary to the very
existence of /ffsvirmilanfs government and army
—was it possible she could pay $7 millions more
in IE6OI
The whole est and burins, then, of the above
most powerfhl and remarkable speech may be
summed up In the two following conclusions,
r that the French national finances are In •
most unsound and fictitious position, and that
this position is mainly due to the reckless policy
punned by the government on the Ameritan
continent,
At a moat untoward moment, and just as M.
Tillers' speech Is ringing through the weary, a
Government bill has ben ^ presented demanding
legislative authority to accept In "advance," a
loan of one hundred milliners hem a Parts dean
dal company, to.be paid mit In public works In
Algeria. I preEUMO that "orders" to thlieffeet
have come froth Mittel but ao application could
possibly be more 111-timed.
I regret to say that a pipulsr subscriptiers of
two cents per head, organized for the purpose of
offering a gold meoel to Mrs. Lincoln. tuts been
interfered with and put ■ stop to by the authori
ties. This Is a very ungenerous act.
♦ large Illustrated pamphlet entitled "Birth.
Life and Death of A. Lincoln," hu been placard
ed over all the walls of Paris, and has had a
great sale. It is filled with cuts of Lincoln's
early life, extending down to that "last scene of
all " at Ford's Theatre.
The see of the Due d' iforars picture gal
lery has just terminated. It raall.md 1,600,400 r.
The largest price given for any painting was
155,000 f., for the celebrated portrait by Rem
brandt, one aids ducat works. The number of
pictures sold was 128. Ills widow is now living
In a small hotel doers by where I write.
There have been great rejoicings In France
at the victory obtained over England at the
Derby. The Jockey Club was Illanduated on the
occasion, and when Count made his
appearance at the Corps Leideladf, be was bailed
as a conqueror. Ey a curious conlncldence, the
Vice President, who la an engine builder. hat
just sold n locomotive to an English company:
so the French say they ara now supplying Eng
land both with homes and steam-engines I
IW 7 ) III 7Vr;M'Mn
PUMP ottuaca. AL.
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JOSMI KING. Sorstoos at 10,44 a. sod 7
cea. Pu
ho rer Mooting
T public aro cordthy invited to attend.
jesoltd •
wzaraair ENV VEMIIITY.—
ALI7IIIII of this Lruttltotloo limn le
the truiverelty Hell on MONDAY EVENING,
with Lost" at t% Os vet, et which time and
plena rho Bret annual address will be delivered
by Li, A. Ke e n, D.O Ti.. pubile are eardlalle
titre to attend
jeZbetd ALEX. M. WATSON. Secretary.
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FIRST BAPTIST 011IIR011 CONGER.
DATION vrl!Lbereaftar bald their ebureb services
fa XASONIG BALL, on Fifth stmt.. Pre-aching
by the Fader, km JAMES S. DIORISSON,
every LORD'S DAY at to-AO and 120. Sunday
Seneca at .2 Weloek r. S. Stranger and the public,
ere cordially Invited to attend. Seats Bea
je7Atbil
or :ma
Pittsburgh Gazette Association.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS
WILL HE HELD
On the Ent Wednesday of July, 5th,1865,
' AT THE GAZETTE ROOMS,
dt icr acsickais. i.ags.
iram 8. sottoiren; Clerk-
&AMISS° CUBUITIAII COMM&
SlON.—Peosoar or societies who obtained
*orkitt the Booms of the Ladles Otulatiaa Oen
%bales, whieb hu aot been retuned, are request.
.rd to return it, wawa mad* up. to the tnatutlea
thmandaston Odle. 76 Smltitneld etbeet, as the
BOOMS of the Ladles , Obridiaa Uointalealon at
City . Ball are new closed. . , Jo=
farTHE lINION soinravE . CON
MITRE, of ADr Hear Openly, will meet
es SATURDLY, Jane IBA test. et lt coeloek a..
It.. la the °See al NAM BALL 'lr. BROWN, Be.
116 Filth attest, Pittsburgh.
1•211 W.. 14 011L1WORE.
azorkariiid:Wrs.
8300. SPLENDID NE* PLtNOS.—
ROSEWOOD CASES, OADVED LE/9 AND
, PANOY bstr9l9 DES; '
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A. years. Per sale end by
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FOR' PALE.-WHITE' LEAD FAO
TORY.-0,000 will parehase onAhalf interest
Ike' Steubenville White land notary and all
lb. misstate eonnected tinsmith. Thh factory
is 'capable of numnfachning 100 kegs of lead pen
day, and sr* now filled with orders A practical
nun, with ,the above capita! can clear al. least 40
per mit. on the Invintssent. For full particulars
" Jidi'. to 13. MOLAM 00., lad dub street.
surEmpu
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We era eonstroeUnt, and will keep on hand, a
superior style of
OIL ZIDTG11:11Nr3111134
Either a Common or Tubular Boiler.
We Write patties needing eairtnes for this pttr
pm. to till and se* them, corner of PIKE and
(MARA,HTREETS near City Water Works.
jeM ALOMEIrPrOtHI, HEMPHILL a 00.
ANY LADY OR GENTLEIIRN.
mezeronpacs WITH us, To Inruxesr,
- •
sea isehangs letters by eettstel Suelllstes CC
themselves. elude Post 'Mete ad nits, &to allied
“sortessondent , " they wish tot, mut It to
I. ic.
1 1 01XIIIARilhortsre, OW. Petted •
SIOH 80HOOL 2741IXATION,
Th e scuaikatkni a spiglesintt i2tigttaisettia to
0/1 ato'
DVA illalNst4 at A. it. • ,;43$11:till
cp si gar Guam AND iiismotw
z rre_T oi .8 OIL
04n 'llO l b . on spasund Nast to
aro larlltaCalmite= aria '
tumor ivranteL Pam
40138E88 t T ATIMEIS
$l. bine lidos W.,l+ Outiad absent
Ima rsirt4l,44l.
z I *OM ,
is aid
=EI
- ••• an FIERTIMEJIZEXTS.
SELECT PIC•2110, AT
GLENWOOD GEOVEr PDGiAI . . - /une j Oth , -
for the benefit of THOMIS SMITE,* wounded
soldier, who losh-hls.anw- at Ka-
Order will be prwervedAr . nn Whole:lt police force,
J
Trains on d Coltneltivilfelroad go to thegozniode.
ele3t
t4UBLIIIB, all 'widths,
43 . A. aeztoutas, WI colors, •
FLANNELS,
OASSIMERES,
TWEEDS.
se2l BATES 2c SFLL , 21 Elftli Street.
NOTICE.—A. MRETING OF THE
ofockbolders of the
LITTLE SAW HILL RIM EA ILBOAD
will be held on WEDNESDAY; July Rath,
ill 1915,
In the oeo of On Mummy et their Depot, for
the purpose of electing President, Tresanter end
Ward of Mei:tors for the ensuing year.
lediamd , WK. DiAlLiliAlle, President.
8114 K .AND CLOTH
3161 . 12 61 , 4 4 rX•210,, ,
greatly rodoceiti.Otiss oat ►took. .
HATES iIvBELL, 21 Fifth street
NEW HORSE MARKET.
The subscriber immure to the entree. of
Pittsburgh, Allfthealy and rielditt thud he toe e►
tablisheu a ROESE MARKET, to be held at the
Yard of tlas •
RED LION HOTEL,
ANDLAIR STREET,
.Saleseary WEDNESDAY
SATURDAY. to. easamezoe. at 10
o'eloak,'A. Y. , The sates will be opened front end
back free of shame. P. NONAMEE,
jea law Anatloneer.
• --
NEW GOODS d.T
SOUTH .& ROSS',
63 Market Street,
THIRD DOOR BELOW 4th STREET.
.1144
IMPORTANT MILITARY NOTICE.—
The widows and children of all
THREE 10117118 :IND 'NUB NONTILS lEN
ars now entitl and adtnal moneys from the
United States,lk thee. s o ld ie r, who hare
been clircharaed on amount of wounds, whether
received to bettle, skirmish, picket oltotherwlse,
while in the line of duty, or who are entitled to
Local .113cruxictioax,
• -
will call at the (Salm Af =Cy of
ARTHDRs b RIDDELL.
No. Iss FOURTH STREET, Pittabstrsh.
ieSlZALuntirr
ALL THE
BEST NEW BOOKS,
Summer log
Rending,
TOR SALE ET
DAVIS, CLARKE a co.,
Irl4 IS WOOD STREET.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF REASONABLE
Boots Shoes, Gaiters and Balmoral;
AT BORLAND'S..
No. es Adrata-laeot llStreet,
coutwas part elf Gent's Congress lad Battle
Gallery; Mora Hid sod French Calf Booty Bel
mont! and Low Strap Shoe,. 'Lidice Congress
Lasting and Kid Gotten; tine Morocco Boots am.
Balmorale• Fern biliprees sat Balmoral& Blume
and Child ren'. Fancy flatten and Balmoral&
Boys and Youth. Congram Gallen and Balmoral,
all of which will be aced at lower ratan than any
other eitablehment In Meetly. Olre owe eall,at
Jags tB BORLAND'S,
Market Street.
AT A REDUCTION.
TILE ENTIRE STOOK OF
DRY GOODS, SHAWLS,
Balmoral and 'loop - Skirts;
HOSIERY & GLOVES.
McOLELLMIDS AUCTION,
138 ir9Stla lElltroot.
GrOoods st prlvit• gals.
xroTICE TO tX)NTRAOTOR9.-'—Pro
-41. poufs an Invited, sad will to rewind birth.
Oomodttse on Streets, ete of the City of Ansoheay,
until TUESDAY. the t hist, for th building
of a mower on the East Memo*, from e
Washing.
too street to the Canal, wording to the Plane bed
opeoillootions on Ole to the Esearittur Segulatoes
oleo, who will girt all persenarrinforreetlos.
Also, for the grading of Avery street from East
Lane to Cedar Amine: Oontnotors win Mete le
Oil
proposals at bow .auseli Der Toed gen e velff
dellver the extra sin on the wharf. Also, the
vading sad peels' of North AMMO from Federal
Snit to Irwin., AMIN, sad kr the granite earl
paving of Craig street, from Robinson to =bask
street, together with all the hegemony curbstone
and sideWstk. Payments will to made to the eon.
tractors as burr as the massy is eolkettiol off the
me l ees
a sa mayPrePaealt l e tat with A. , now.
egand a l so Of Idelf Inger.
a
Iva
TO 'DE LAD/Ett. .
.71:11r1 'lll ISM
THE GREATEST NOVELTY!
g i r iscomipaicoxi!is_
iiruivallal for oomfoit ittd aorrrenhaeo.
CORD SETTS,
EIRRDIDERJES r
CORSETS.
"1 1. - Ary PANS,
Sge.. AT
WI. W. ZOORICECADS,
st mutat:L. isnotsr.
12V COURT OF QUARTER 51t
8102 tn, ef• Allanhenr *minty, 'No. i, lune
Term, Ina. In the matter ,of the potliton 0.0.
Hussey, Sella Ekanot, Alexander Young re et
freeholders of the City of Allegheny, for the vacs.
Von of • dee feet to -width; front eastern Me of
Cthe east sidewalk' of Union Avenue, from Ordo
loset to Anderson street in said sity and Are bat
h width from the inn Han of the west sidewalk
of Centre Avenue, from Ohio street to Aneenon
street, In said eity.
I And now, to wit, inns Vrth, lath the within pis.
titlon presented end read in open Court, sat on
motion of B. A. ts SS. S. Per/ranee, sollattors
for petitioners, a- raft is Aerehy granted to show
cause why said portfons of said sidewalks should
not be closed up ant vacated and It la ordered that
said rub shall be published in thollttaburgb
setts twice* week for four weeks. • '• •
4.ltest w
ERBOTUE COlitilT
wTill,B • ir, •
Clerk
BOOKS! 110048 A BOuKSI
Tmeet's Lk' In Potation.
icterle antl other Poems.
Mother og , The Weeloge.
Mueller Hamm X•Mallte. MP.
The BehenborgOotta 'Fe mur. .
A Youth , . Misters of be Rebellion.
Roars Among the Gospels; •
German Popular •Tstes. Grimm.
, Poem for Thonghtnt (Skis. ,
' Photograph Albums, wholesale,
Prang'. AlNtm 'Osage.
atanlonety. •
• • Smlth , s Asserts= Ink.
Inkstands.
Penholders.
Pens._.. • I•
J. L. BEAD, 70 Fount' throat
Pl2lllllllllllll aLNITART 00111111811101 j
No. r 0111471( BTBZIIT
I Prrrimo non, June nth, 1 ttl.
_f
1 OTICE.—A ' REGISTER' HAS X
opened at the office of the Pfttelmoth flenlthry
nunlttale, No. MP Youth , etreot, Pittsburgh, t*
iitlreturned volunteers Mom Western rum
r beta/ honorably &wharfed from she
Of the: eountryi and flettrous of Obtitar
=mash are isitoo to moot thou piano
'MIAs willteig la provide - Ma . ppiiiatai.
. aolaama, are mutated la Apply so 1,,!14
lotomation:tarabetod retottot o!41 i
mud to &mottos, Book rititfttfi Wt4lolo_
Met ot-tho
NI ati,/, MINS.
troitictitiiltattiatit,
fltOr zIo e ,
81 ;4 1/
.
wart&inuk &'
awn , L. .dtrir'thzri 5.4. re.
E
rf4LE C POU FOR' RH aVING
AND II TOlLlNt.—Ttreuranutactuters of this
most excellent Soap offer it, to the public solely
on its merits, as acknowledged by thousand. of
-Persons whokaxemased-it,o-eirhomin-willottemt
Its Superior Qualities and Adviii4Lia's,: .
aver other compounds made ta.(otsign -oosedriera
mid In other localities, srd put upon the market
as the ne plus artra of Soave.- Without- going.
farther, we refer with gratldoation to the certid.
cats appointed herewith, which show. what gen.
tlemen of Mute and Judgment think of this valua
ble and pleasant compound :
The subscalbershavelor a long period of time
ased.Sawyees Barbee, Soap; and cheerfully bear
testimony to its excellent gnalittee, and consider
'lt the best and most plessaat artule of the end
,we have ever used, either for shaving or' the
,Hon.W F.JOHNSTON, Gee. GEO. W.'021.88.
J. 18.. MOORHEAD J ACO B H. WALTER,
h J. L. DA.WSON, THOMAS ROBERTS,
• " EIeHAM, GEORGE CHIDES,
,Col. JAS. M COOPER, JAMES PATTON,
JOHN H. STEWART, • CI: W. HUBBARD,
LIMN .T. LOGAN,. B. H. HERR,
JAMES lappiNcorT, W, B. HUNTER,
JOHN McOARGO. D. TIDBALL, M.D.,
Vol. Wllf. PHILLIPS, of New Castle, Pa.,
JAMBS . 1. BENNETT, E. 0. LEIGIITY. • .
JOSEPH -FREfrant of West Neertno,_Pa.,
AL: (I. LLOYD, . WILOOXII.MAKINLEY
Vol. E. F. PRATT, . of Vast* Pa.
bl aaaractured and for sale ay •
MASON A; HAMLIN'S
Cabinet Organs
The but mutual Intim= nt of Ito elate that Is
made In the world. Om Handfed of them
Mere USA /Old by the babas bar to Mhurehes, Sat.
bath Echieol4. Lecture me, In this city and
• rl
b
'SON Si HAMLIN *Mu for the veryblghest
air. User. In 411 their wo k. In. their faitory
teccomy of manufacture le ever censtilted at ex.
pence In qualify. It Is th ambition to make not
the lowed priced, bet
:THE BEST I. TR U. 3 A7'B,
WHI
Are in the End e Cheapest.
pia great reputation of their lastrtuaenta is in
M great measure the result of thle policy,
.„„
Sii• INA BOW HiLIILLTOCIABINET onaLwa
girl made. In came of ROSIIIVIXId&leill Or caned;
ottad Walnut, Jet or /natation with pit
ramming . and la sand Walnut or Oak) nerved or
lain, 1 toil nom/Ito toenotreach: •
air fiend for a circular, •
ew Jot kit Retired from the Factor
CHASMIC C. MELLOR.
Solo Asent'fer Masse &
NENVAPU ZVERYBODY I
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
Price of Boots and Shoes
SHOENTON 15 CENTS
W. G. MAHAFFEY
No. 25 St. Clair Street,
has „net inceised a 4arge lot of New Goods, Ind
hag greatly seduced •Ids prime and now san oiler
rut Inducements to the public tO purchuntrom
hien He has on hand a large stock of Mena aril
Buts, Boys , Boots, Mena dhows and Dalton.
Like • may va ri ety of Ladles sad Dime
Oaf ry a lmr and Shoes, which he can oril
•as I any house in
the
city. He is selling
Ch ran , * Shoe* from 15 gents upwardo - Ladies
Oriters from anti upwards, gents • orif Boots at
Se W. The following amides he is selling at out :
Deus' (Munn Luring •Oaliters,littesse
Luting Galters r alorono Boots at 111.60. Vett!
wise manufactures to order sal kinds of Ladles
-Shoes. Gentlemenis Smith,. Calf Boots $2 00,
skimmer than any otherkouse la the airy. Bonn
forgo the plass. THOMPBONTI OLD STAND,
Jrfo. 23 M. Ci+r !grief.
Jenard
PRICES RE D 'ICED 2,
Banos reeently purchased for the
ihOtIRTLI TIME this season an enUrs
;assortment of all grades of carvemes.
Ike., we offer a "evertor seleetion of the
!newest Myles, at mime' comilderably re.
kneed to sloe. the sweets stook.
OLLITOM MatATING, mow styles;
°OTTO'S' CSIALIN LIST
AEC RAO CARPETS.
Window S . ades.
IA tarp tavola Put - -Ytl.
W. D. &ELEI * • ITEIL
je24
ro g TR STREET.
NEW OIL REGION mer.
401121 P. HUNT,
59 Filth Street, Nac t onic Hall,
Ir i m i vit r rit loui, lad will eheellp publleh, a Gem
WEIZIIL COUNTY, WEST VA.„
The IPLebilau g chreols, •
iriB// C,RRE.h au. azarchrs.
BY rammer =gam
. Slap will be =item In 4u. and etple with
Haut, Improved reps of Weems," Goimay
Rates", and Amen miaalyi
r o., la pocket Corm... 2: it s
Jen
STOCK AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
...--
Oran to the puritouw and wile of otooka to
NEW TORE AND PHILADELPHIA
I t
4liteasted without eau With," otaktiolotittuto
'THE
,REGULA. RATES
ft lb* Seepents.alegell
lAIC,NAZING UP
*EIC3P Main crritearl 111mtealk,
roa
MI COKING PALL SALTA
AND soraorr ORDERS.
AO. O. BRYN.
r Irol l / 1 111 mum,
km ' (Hurko , t Solidisx4
ALBUMS FOR' ' •
10, 25 AND 50 OravillEAOH.
48,000 WORTH OF
ftoroandlal Lf - L U.llB,
TO BE SOLD WITHIN TEN DETS,
ILiik
AT
Prrroors, °molt* the Postoffice.
(y:L LESAB/R3.
• I ...OIL. LEASES
be bid di ihd dal d au tdnAte u termi t
i• tro
or ire mu, on id
• • • W i t t llateil e) istudirisr= " bilL .
•13 • • • common sr
- ABA•uars-w - • - thiburisel.
•
,4 4(1 ' WQ9/41
~ PlM~~pt
ba :E4ltatte Agents*,
0.1. p . AND 004+ _rAzuss,
(4 s
:4 0 4 *et
.00:1101ili Lit,.
LEinY7MldtAfldir_ •
serbal A ' Aga
ii lM lLV4r4l 4 lP •cl i ir; -
(401111111.:',
_.•^d4. T 4 .....n„ .w.ta ~.~ ca....
s ~~,
x*: rk'cin risen 4rrs
U T STA.TtB
7-_3O
THIRD SERIES
authority of the Neeretsry of the Trensurc
the unowelcoid; the General Subscription Ansa
foe the sale of trotted Stetes Sernwities, otters to
the public thothlrdenties of the Treasury Notes,
searieg sere* 'aid three4iiatts-Per 00 01 intermit
per annum, known ws this • •
There notes are lamed under date of July Ilk
'1966, sad are payable Lampe= from, that dates
tie ourrene or are eonvertlble tke oiltion of the ,
bottler tato
U. & '&2O Six Pertent
D BEARING , BONDS,
Thee* Bondlateliolitvarth t Maims primate
and ale entempti *lore all the Govenititent
,eras Btale,County lOW Municipal inseam. tulle* eddy
fi r p . ppe !.lens per teia. per annum la their 9411140
according to the rata levied upon outer property.
;The' interest la payable lemlnanuldly by coupons
attuned to each note, wined!•meg be out off lad
gold to any bank or banken„
. sewran.
0, 47 4 1 1'00D STREET
111=====1
One, cent per, di ll y cuji $5O note.
Two ante ."- . $lOO
Ten -N N N $5OO, • "
1 20 " se "
" ", $ lOOO
$1 • S6M '"
. -
Notes of all the dimotellitatione domed mill be
Promptly furnished two' reoelp of subearlptions
The Notes of the Third Scrim an precleelyalm,
lu hi form and picilemos tit the BereeiThirties
olreadysold, except that the Giveralsentrererres
to need the option of maw tote/set fa gold coin •
at s per cent, instead GPI 340tds ix currency.
Subscribers will deduct the lotereet twos:sena up
to July 10th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes of this third aeries pt
tbe Berett•Thittles wlll volattenee 'onthe-ist of
June, and will behisde promptly and sontintotosily
.
The alight change made 1 the eoaditions of Ude
THIRD BERMS &Yeas
d, if
themade, matte will r
be of it NC The payment in gol equiv
alent to the currency intermit of the higher raw.
, The - return to specie payments , In *vent of
Which only wiltthe option to pay Interest in Gold
be availed of, uquhiso reduce and equalize prices
that purchases made Irith eta per CCM in gold
would be fully equal to those madowlth wren and
threatentha per cent In inmancy. 'TAU la-
el WOOD EITBZIp,
THE ONLY LOIN IN THE MARKET,
zwv supexice.
The Great Popular Loan of the Female.
Law than relayno,lloll of the Lean anfitorlzad
by the last Ooziness ars now oaths market. Thla
&mown, at the rata at which lab being absorbed,
wan all De subscribed Oct _within two months,
when the nous wan tuolocaneny ‘aosnaand •
. ....,.
premium.oa has unit orally teen the eau an Owen
the eaten, iytione to ether Law. • '
order that the Mune et wary town and
on at the eonstre ma be afforded Wellies
taking the ken the Rational Banks. State
anti Private throngtimit the Gana
have =greed le lelleiTt rateartptiorn
tead Win Meet their ewe KIRIN
wkant they hart eenddelme, and who ally are
to be nmenbla tor the delivery of
the note* fo
Simonetta order&
' JAY 000K11,
inbeeriPtkal Agent;-Philtdeiptda.
. ,
ascription* wlllbe reesined by the
!MOW stn. Plactningb. F.
. . .
. 0
. 0
allsaarvs Wing Ifial4 Ilttilonni.l'a •
Malmo Isibial Soli of Watilerse. "
Iran no " "
mecum. I.
"
.
ranielli Dwelt • '
•
=mai •
•
Myr=
" =atom
anal
alyisaadaver
REMOVAL
GRAY, POSSLEL & RESR
(Intoessoti to S. Gtay h Sena
ilia f p x. t ilor
have renkov . ed to their new atom .
No. 62 FIFTH STREET.
andel' fragment IfaG, between Wood and Smitheald
streets, where they have opened out a very hand
eente stoat of Sommer Cic,f,o4 for Gentlemen , *
Wear.
Ws desire abo to return 'our thanks to opr
many Meads and customers for the lery
patronage they ka>•a bestowed upon us during the
peat, and will still Wearer to malt their contra
cad patronage.'
GRAY. POMMEL & lIESB,
NBW 0000D8.—WILARE• N
oar Gooch .ONT.R.re,
Bummer Wear,
Which we have bought the low,est market pries,
seal wlil boo male up at 'the beast flaurotettoisiet
the Wishes of our [Halide soul the • publhs. Ws
are also reeelvtag a ICPC:Of
FINE LINEN
,GOODS MADE FP,
LTD ♦ MOROI 8111407110 N y -
First-01w Fir:dating Goode.
.=ELY e. mut
.
NXIIOELSZT
Note mas anaar paps apap!.. Olak . Walla ,
Tiimicein) J oittrutr • PSTROLEAM
OODIPADT. t . •
Nice. Corner of Penn. and Wayne Si.
'MU emu& oy wu• ortsigstel • oh thee 29th hitt;
mkt theYeneapl,asfa Mir' and Masulletu
nag. Law. :The te.tritere the 00eVenY Pid!
.10/111 the lands o i t a r y e D Omsk Delon WI
.
&traili r teg: • ' $1145,000
Weeklies Port.• • D 6,000
pia. value .s gm& -shays • • . so
011110 W •
Prtlldtht-3: Jouriercer.
8ee11e!,1143 , rnd Treuroxer—aLWL gamt.sza.
• .. . .
i 8. A. 3bAinsrox L. 8. Runny, •
WYIILLT 0011111
~ , , . /Jams Gamiot,
:F. D. Giurs., -- -- W. O. Zane,
(J•mayd 1 -H. W.- Tom .
L
TEM DALTON
nauzy AND lairnamormulta
KNITTING MACHINE,"
Tits sthipiesi 'and moat`Motive me Invistot
Vali nut examine at, tl . ke Mu m , at 01n^
. 1 P. OARlagienra,
ro l l VI innwsraarr.
VIJIDEIIING OF CENTER 4.17.1M78.
Court et Quarter 'Seale= hastep
finally deeded the questions oonseating the dam
aged ot•John Lytle for the, widentni of Padar .
Avenue, all persons , on whoa aseessmente were
made, are hereby required to pay their sums
*ants to the undersigned Within TMETT DAYS
OF THIS HATE, or Ills.-will be - Had ler the
alas, with pita, ottani.. ;
tees.
.7. w. svw.urFE. o4y six ottoi..
Ix.? rtat, 18111:
FOR 8AL.140-00,000
600.000 IMAVED PIED' BEINGLEB
RO LINI, °SLILY- PUBLIC BOHOOLB:-:
Via Morton of Searteklay Borough will
- moat on .NONDICT lIYENINU 3111 tor. Me
:Wootton of ono Stale Mutton' and tour Mom&
tunnetaatsitotthe mid session of thartlelkonin, to
othrunsooe,Boghlrullor first, owl tontlant ndos or
,tilantontbs: - AUllpfdlostroor for drusgrong should
prtionton before that day to BAWL Gesroar.
fa. Borough, Or 2„N 9 / 1 1TX, TWA
s t, pittibuntr, , •
otaK4 e. GASTON'. Seetoterf•
' I A P I ' 4RCI PA9 I/ 48 1 c0VE9 121 9
Kurepalvazil'at
.160. =MAL ligailer,
• 1 GE813, , : •• WARP} 1 l—.& PI.
. . wets= Ur , juili , bait waited AV
N s ae
,
.
' _ifi'a t Adat all th}t.,: „ lir
~,,. ..7 4 N.....*.
WALIM
1 1 ---6 0 4 601•4 VIC
__ by'fole- eat .
18280.000,000.
7-30 LOAN
No. dB FITTS .TritltiN
FOR HALL
W. 800
tat wmty Benet, near B cub
. .• ,
UNITED STAA'S
7-30 - IE, c) f, n.
THIRD DATION/1
[order of Woad Street gild Virgil, V
FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES'
tad SPECIAL AGENT of Jay ()poke, C. S. Agerl
for the tale of the
Seven-Thirty Loan,
, POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE,
AND TEE
Only. Loan in the NC arL,
0014TEETIIILE INTO
W. fir: 1-20 SIX. PER a/WM
aihFdbersl Coinage.Soso showed G> Gisler&
a a ravracisrora Caddis
ulbladt
SECOND ,NATIONAL BANK,
Of .Pitt6b,urgh.i
Cower or Hand and Liberty Streets,
special 2. 4 p.t. at Jay book! tot tie sate at
NEW bz v &avnirittirtomsr.
_Thts itri&ty the iteejeoeLe.e . ,e;tdis baltu
absorbed at the rate of aboat ere milltatulpet nay.
• These boop bear as Wore& &
.*
, , •
'MVP= Cosiatas Wisar =haw .
,
oath hatatted dams,' sad ate •ettvertible et ma in.
My, tato M.S. FiesTweatr Six Pet Cant Gold
"Ill i zo=ota w4 wl , ll vh, ;e4=mt rar tod i tiata,
4 1 GIOS. daehlitt
FOR SAWS
FMM:NG PRICES!!
A Tract of 690 Acres of Oil Territory,
SITTJAME ON
rmicicstimsTm cigszamzc;
Nmiz'atztArrrowit.
!Wait Vlrglats. within' it tow Nina ot the Barer
lu3Al St O. Batt:cue. abounding _
CULL, IRON OBE,` MMTONE
BURNIN( SPRINGS;
win be sold at. WWII. IT *Mated hII dem;
; There are OIL 'WELLS Lehi lowed in Udo fur'
mediate vhdalty, with good proepode of saiceig;
no property la the searket Who DeWitt lfresPaga
to enterprlgiag 9Y 00311paanie
Will be Sold in Zee. Title Indispdabb
B. B. BETAB, Broker,
No. N FOURTH STZENT.,
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,
Oraf o d 3 krX . .ei..talre '
-W. P. XIIItIiA T. Preeldent.. _.., .. • • ,
A. W. ,LIDAY, Swareterrend Treenter. ',' • .
The Company Oen, licks shaple a tint contain.
elghtreereu acne and ftuty.five oeteha; loan. on 'Bunion Ron ( t tributary to °harry B;.)
d lying between pharry /loosed Oil Outek.' ~
Twenty-eight leases' hive already been made SO
le parties; mobs wheat will be totted 1
I:J r : m.7 mm of acme of the eldosend eket suairro r
The 101111 tract will acoeuratOdste bon =to leo
wells. Thts- farm la surround ,ed. - by, four of the
west celebrated oil pederast ranee, Oa Olt Week'
and
a n Rua: and ll id sfre Pterdlettr te the
...B&W. and "Mountain"- wells. and ',bout one
arils flews the Walnut Baud Well.- . ' r ._ ... ' - .
The Ckonpaay. ode= slludted mobs( of guru
at tha IrablieiPsP#ce l / 4 •
.
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SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS PER . SHARE.
Maps of the proposer, tageth e t with &111/dorms.
Kau regarding the ...pcwaly and ollauldellou Of .
0 1 1 ie Pa. o 7 c.aabe-0t. 4 . 8 4 44 attbe 0100. of
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Irrialkt 11 • 11,1 1Y,Alsentli. '''..
Hose
,PlPe. PutaPs..taid PIP%
BAR AND PIG -LEAD.
ON NAND •AND wiz - mus LOW.
4. BAILET.VAIIRELL & CO..
us Foram Ernumr.
PlMlivloH..2;
P. 0.'130X:107i.
NOTICE TO
,BrabGE sultatmtts.
Itaaladle thspension Bridge to be Rebuilt
- SEAL E D PROPOSALS 1 ill be rewind :MB
the lath day i .46latia ri art
c ase a the TER.
BESS= 12113178A808
OCIMPANrior- ituarebiag taateriala - sad yam.
rt twan g the Baspemica grandame, Bomber.
lam river at Banal* Tenn„ 01111111 d by the Broad
Street Bridge Coonaay. s Penrom mailog bide foe
BM work, Will be 11111111 . 611 to submit plans with
11P00111011410611 otoopletejor the work to be dons.
the. SUMO PIOT and Mamas me alma bulk
and bat Mittle damaged; and aLae quantity of
the Bona taken from the old bridge Um been pre.
arced, which may be axed egiaar.. , .
t By order or the Boen, •
Nasaymi
B. a. Ja W. BUTLEB, Seofy ada Truman.
ne ...hdOdind
ois. snd steam Pitting,
fp w ith inmost, castor "iliended to,
mound weal workmen.. A. finn asnortment of
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al. T
611 ' ° WARI8 3
thaatantly an Mid and ati4t order.
T4l2' dr MITA
$ .I•I7ZDFaIAr. EITBIZIST;Iashsun
, • 411nd L14310r7 ST/NBC; Pitliburst,,
"gat stawdur • •
,WOTION TO TKO TAXPATE Or
+or TRU COTT OP PITTROUSGEL—This fa to
WIN= ma Ow Olty, Poor
olio
Taxes
and Ws* Email poyablo olio= MIMS
0 8 8/Pll,Oll/7.011 0 OP Pm* lama. ,O, at&
O pot . maa. oIIOW•41 for prompt Pormost•
X iipe tb = K r"lad MIDS mousy mai use will
alko BUY Mommatita U.N114/14311 MOWN. da•
, vw cwwid ara ots uka wr o te"' Jr ,
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AM'S (Tit .....VCE.
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Manufacturers and Merohnts
I MIMArti CE Plirltimr,
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Ifirßi No, : ST WATER•Iin
(BAGLLEY'S BULLDIME
J. I. BENNETT; Presldetit. ' • . : J, ~
1. W. CUALPANT,lflemPruldest.
WM. P. JONES. Seeretary.
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NIMES AB/MAT LOSS 11 1 1 rt:
hisurei , Steambix' ti and Oazgoeg e ,,
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JAbiIiirE_.MNETTA,. WV T A ip 4 ,
J'AoOB L.sows-arz,.3. vir. ()HALF "--
ROBERT LEA_ , laiik/AII DiuKEY
le.'NeterT b s74 4 ': ' • 7.4 - Eul 'w
ra o,
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EraTains' 111111.4‘ KAMEN
In6iirance:Colnpart•
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CORKEI . WOOD diD ,MIST MIL,‘)
(Over People's . National fkkalc.).,
RICITARDC GRAY, Paoideate
• DAVID t 2 .PARS, Vice Freida
ROBERYPINNEY,'Secre:tarii ' l '
Will Insure Against all . Kind
WE w
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CtItA:.%PADIC.t -,'.
JAMES BE T. Ar, RANO";
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PLENRYLLOY , •, JAMpgs : a.,
JOHN Gli _ ,AFF - JERD P. eillTif_
IL J. MOLD Y' . '. ' DAM.: eit&wromai'
pairmkrica
EUREKA Maga COMP
Of Pittabut;thh.
Office; Corner Water and Market
(BACkALEVS DVELDING.) ; )
J. H. SHOENBEB6EB, Fragelll.•
.w. a. aFnuoir, VteiPirefideakt:
HOBERT **maxi..
WILL INBURRApAINST ALL 81111
Marii;Le:a4d
'J OENBEROER,. W. Nreactx,_
ANDERSON • ' 1.-ANDERSON. • - r
'zainx;s L BENN4Tr, W. HEINEROOI9IIIr
D. I). 90011 D '
J. A. OKINIIIET..
1)....1'..T_ ! E5p_14, JR.. W. W. MARTIN :t
RENON, P t.
eaasa GOWN,
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IMPROVED RORINI,TOOIII,-
Sinking Oil e Sa# and Uther 74 s
110 1 .,136 WOOD STREET,
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ot
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WELL BONERS
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