VrwIJIV s
A_NTED.—HOUBE. —A sma,l
oontabchag four, flee or .lx rooms, either In
Sliteburgh or Allegheny, is wanted about the
Mat of September or October, bye gentleman, his
Wit and too children. Address,
N r Mt, Gozerre Orem&
WANTED,
taXT17.41.77C
by eyoung man of steady bablts La a orholessla or
Mall grocery store; has had two years experience!
10 the above business; can speak English or Ger.
IDan hmgoage ; eau give good references. Address
tratd E. W. E, No 439 Penn street.
..WANTED.-CARPENTERS
TWEJI? GOOD ceaPEzrrEas
r.r.tg o , employment - Apply Imme • total,, es
No. C 6 t MITHFIELD STREE r.
- . rict.ourgh.
WI ANTED-41LNVABSING AGENTS
--We Want active persons, with businese
tal in e'en/ State, to take excluslre county
tight sea a work
'A
tight Family
Raw i n Which will. e biles. the most popular
book •Ser htiblished in America. Thong/tads will
be sad, in Bier, eeocty, every family will buy
one. Great that:memento to disabled snldlers
Act a book will be sold from • item Old canvas
BLOB now is your time. There bno doubt shun
It.. Applicamts must give reference, occupation
10Mility and antis eohnty wanted. One county
to one •ent. Samples in July. Send, with stamp,
for circulars and terms Addrees, aaarLEsobr
& 00., No. tit Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
jyaltd nod ' •
WAFTED.—AGENTS FOR • TRH
SEGUED SEEVIOE, 111 E FIELD, TEE .
DUNGEON AND TIE ESCAPE 13TAnumwr
Bronalussox, New York Tribune Oorresiolor
- ent, The most Li:tete:ding sod exciting bookeeer
yrablbbed, embracing Mr. Richisniscel unOrsral
leled expedenee (or four years,. trurellogthroggh
the tnucto In the secret serrnse of the Tribune
- at the outbreak or the war, with our armies and
giuts, both East and West, during the fleet two
rare of the Rebellion: his thrilling captorei his
' . , iratedneroent for' l months is :seven different - rebel
VLear ids mope and utmost mirsculouxiourney
t o: nearly UP mile.. It *Dr aborted in
gere:As, and contain more of the fact, Ind.
dent and romance of theme than any other work
publUhed.
Teachers, ladies, energetic young melt, and eipe.
dalty returned and dbi sided officers ant soldiers,
" . >n want of profitable employ:nerd, will find It
ewllirly aranten to thou condition:. We have
spots clearing 1160 per meroh, Wldch we will
prove to an eonbtiox applicant. Rend forence.
Ws. Ardr eei, JONES, BROS. & 00.,
corner lfixth azo: bllzwur streepe.
Philadelphia, Pa.
"WANTED. -4125 PER MONTH.—
_, eata treated everywhere to introduce the
SHAW & CLARE t7o FAOGLY SEW
MG 'MACHINE the ontilow price machine to
the countrywhich is Scented by Grover It Baker,
Wheeler •h e WW limn, Stager & Co., and
lisehelder. 411 other machines an tafringewenua
-and .the Wier and acct Units to flea mai fm!
i=nt. alb ; . Salary lit ar.d 7 , e 3 rues, or tax i. eoAk•
&Adm..,SBLW & CLARE, Hiddcfsed. EWA&
mytanalalatarT
WANTEDAT AT $l5O PER MONTH, A
•BEOLLANIX, OANYASSSIL, t every town
. and county, for TUE 'NURSE AND SPY the
'Stoat exelting book ever published, embracing the
advesouree of a woman in the Tinton army as
Nurse, Snout and Spy, giving a moat vivid bud
' Nature of the wax. we tare Agents clearing Mac
yet month, whlth we will prove to any doubting
applicant Send for circulars. Ad:trees SON 0114,
FINQS. & 00. No. Goo Chestnut street, Philedel
,p/114 PA. my-Limd
'WANT ED. —VD A NT H. -41. want
T Agents everyerh at VP a Inman, expense.
FIFTEEN ABTIOLES,the best eel.W r beell it offered- Full particulars free. Address
T.' °ABET, Ittadefattl, Maine.
nr94:llmd.ailtuT . .
FOR 8.1.LE..4P01i RE.V'T.
BALE—A very valuable FARM in
e Deny tosnalisk, Westintuelard county, Pa.
otintaintnr 6 about 195 acres, well improved, and io
MO eta or cultivation.
Also. a Farm of about pa acre. in West WM:mi
lk/A Township, Indiana county, Pa., about four
Miles from the Pennsylvania Railroad. The ini•
=
mints are a hewed log hones, a frame barn
atone 009 house, wagon shed, coin crib
and Ohm outbuildings; a small apple orchard
and other fruit trees; iZO acres cleared and under
good fence, the remainder of the. land-is covered
with white oak, red oak, walnut and sugar tree.
This property will be sold very cheap and on easy
terms, as the owner wishes to go west. A portion
of the pm - chase money will b• taken In city prop
erty or well located lands in the west., Possession
liven immediately.
Also a Farm of 100 acne adjoining name tract,
With hoed frame bones and barn, good fencing;
about 80 acres cleared; underlaid-with coal and
limestone.
A 1.., • Farm of about MS antes in Fairfield town.
&hip, Westmoreland County, Pa.
Also, a Vann of 200 acres in Fairfield to...MP
Westmoreland eourocy, Pa
Also, a very eatable farm of 234 WM, near the
town of Bolivar. in Fairfield township, Westmarw
land coun ty , Pa., and about one and a half einee
hum the .Pft..nsylvanta Railroad. The improve.
manta are•=We house, spring boo's, smoke
bows, a large stable, a large framo barn an
Z . water saw mill, a large apple orchard, with
fruit trees. It is underlaid with coal. •
grin of are brick clay, and about one hundred acres
of No. 1 white oak &Bohm. Possession given lut.
Alan
Also In acres situated in Ligonier towsuildp,
Wertinoreland county, Pa., adjoining town 7. = " sit lots, with a large brick house. A Ana
In the borough of Ligonier. Wi ll be
use
Also. IS 11031:3of land, with • large flouring mill,
editing same place,
SZO aeon of land, adjoining same aim
Alto, the beat farm on the Monongahela Hiatt,
about one mile from McKeesport, Allegheny Co„
Pa., containing about 140 acres. The improve metal
are a frame house and barn, corn crib and wagon
abed, with other outbuildings. A large apple
orchard of between tie and SOO tram; 60 anialm
lees, SO pear trees, and 400 peach trees.
Also a Farts of 240 area, near the town of
Ligonier, Westmoreland county, Pa., very cheap.
ALA a Large Hotel at Blairsville Ibtersostion,
an the Pennsylvania Railroad. The b..l.ldings are
good and well arranced for a hotel and store. This
property will be sold at a great bargain.
for further particulars inquire of .
0. H. TOWERißealEstateAgeut,
i
o. 161 Fourth street.
woR SALE.—A RARE CHANCE FOR
dn. a good investment and a besutifil country zoo.
Idence to Oakland, ten minutes walk from the
Oakland Station and-five minutes walk from An.
Outs Station, on th e Coaneboville Railroad, ONE
AURE OF GROUND, with a good nice two story
house, carriage house and stabos The bon:imam.
tacos eight large rooms, with hall stx feet wide,
running through the centre. A choice lot of
fruit tiers sod a twisty of everiorcena; a never.
falling well of good water. Price Tenon Enquire
Of GRARAOI & CU .
lyfOU • corner Peon end Wayne streets.
VOR. SALE—TWENTY-TYPO ACRES
of Improved land ha Peebles Township, a mile
month of East Liberty. lately owned by Waiter
Forward, eceased. There Is a dm stone
dwelling on Jr., 'the prenilars, and !ergo orehard of
Melee fruit.
Far ternia . extquire of ZORN M. FAAS, guardian
of minor children, No. el Pennsylvania Avenue, 4n. p1.17a VIETH FORWARD, on the
property.
jydiwd J M. FAAS, Guardian.
FOR BALM
Valuable bl'aaufacturing Mte,
adjoining the establishment of Lindsay, Owens
Co., In hicCitue Township,, eonsisting of dee
and half acres, with • river front, and extending
to P. Ft. W. at C. B. H., sad issituated for
s =lll dof business. For terms apply to the pro.
WILLIAId H. WAKEMAN,
)05.1md 115 Bawer street, Allegheny, II
L'OR BALE.—INDIANA CO. FARBL—
.. A farm of 103 acres, 75 cleared, balance timber;
well watsred with rpriegs and small streams;
situate four miles from Blairsville, on the MOP.
land road, oonverdent to eburchea, schools, Isa. There is strong indications of coal sad oIL
1 3 , 118 . place This is a good &atm to purehasta a cheap and
.
' For farther information apply at the Real Es.
tate and Laurance Waco of
jtel
F 1
0. S. BA.TES
Butler street, Livanastaartlle.
4'OR BALE.---One SECOND - ELLND
A. BOILER., nearly new, 25 feet long, 29 Unties
diameter, 2-15 inetylinee.
Cien. One 24 feet Ica& ID (mites diameter 345 tub
Ona 21 feet long, 43 inches diameter 345 inah
nes.
One 53 barrel Wrought iron Tank.
itrigt:re at the INDUSTRIAI4 WORKS.
HUOR M. BOLE & 00.,
ear.oint LIM/ and Duciacana Way, ilttabli.
nah17.21
ym PA Y,T,
JR. PALE—WRITE LEAD FAO
T08Y.—54.600 wlll,porabsee one-half interest
the real eat the Ste
atecooneetcchtbereubenville White Lead. PeeThlry to
futonand all
stth e '
I" capable of inanufactortag 100 heel of land pee
day, and are now filial with orders A practical
ZWei With the above capita: two elper at least 40
per Mit: on the investment. For fall particulate
apg to
- - B. ItleLAlft & CO., 103 4th street.
R BALB.
•
In Otte borough of I-leen - loot, Columbiana 00.,
ablo. altu.te oa Bin". trees. 17 feet front, ear...f
lag bark GO met. Thl. property ralll be sold for
each very cheap. Por further particulars .nqulre
Of ; n, EL TOWER,
,16102 f 102 Fourth Streat.
FOR SALE,
A 0017170.11 TABLE liOrSll
Ot four roo within ova and &half squares of
street ewe, in rester. Good Water and overy&
thing convenient. Pones-non gtven intmedhstely
For terms app.l7 to JOOl7ll Pate, 77 Federal street,
or at Thomas Usspa's Wagon Shop, B eaver street,
Zdanehestar. none!
VOR BALA —A SALIM MOWER AND
REAPThis maetune was on exhibition
at the Sanitary Fair last year , end le now owned
by the Sanitary Oommisaion, who are desirous to
fell It at ./10., Jaques of
/Seidl{ DIOXEY Is 00
ar liZOKHaat a.lornio. Liberty Street. Jail
J'F(SALE. -1.50 Acres of 004 alsoLiC
sts of boot mad to pool No: 21 &Loons track
of Coal sad :abroad, ova Improvements to
4 : ,, . ....kthg= ii. go, f4. : , .. ll.zi t
_: 4 ; sulk ... ! dtrit dam ,ED Ildh..on Cheat stresi.
~-food
o 'l2oll BALlir..l=4E-A YBAMI
, X goUSE, IfisoioSist it °sok Sttostad oot•
Dar Irwin and Western Annus Antehe a y M I .
=VIZ, of
Lririx, ifkraD — k PAVTON,
WM . XMAS sod uslisooadst. Plokou n t.
- - - - - -
FOR BALE—ONE THOUBLND Io)
./1: GUST POSTS. Atm, wanud Co bun a goad
TWO-HORTE WAGON; iron axle preferre4
X ulna
ASV IQ, Lumen Erna
11 \
, e 4,
/- E.N•7%.
i.„il i.iE_,fRE.
]La►nzae
DUPREZ & GREEN'S
lIIIEBHIBLI3 AND DRABS BAND
Greaten combination of talent ever brought
together.
tbrintlumee Monday Vann. July tout, 1060,
FOB ONE WEEK ONLY.
PIIICV , OP ALDNISSION:
Parqr.ett• and Dress Ofrs le
Pacally Circle as
Gallery 25
P•ivate Boxes.
Single Seats in Ps fiste Bones 125
Concert commences at EN o'clock.
Grand Serenade in front at the Theatre by Dttpret
& Green's Brass EOl.l.
SAM POND
JCS. Ex" Advertising Agents.
jyaittl
rerio.r B.ILES
pußmc SALE OF
FAY'S LARGE AND VALUABLE TRACTS OF
COAL LANDS,
Oa ttre Pittsburgh and Stenbenrilie Railroad, in
Washington and Allegheny Counties,
Pe., and Brooke County,
West Virginia.
On MONDAY NORNTNO, July nth. Mi. at
10 o'clock. will he sold to the City of Pittsburgh,
at MeILWAINE'S tIIOTION ROOMS, tee Smith
field street, next to Fifth street., oppoute the Post
Other, the following valuable Cool Tracts :
16 - neres and 54 perches of land In BtOoke county,
West 'Meal k nearly opposite Steubenville. Tins
tract is underlaid with, and commands to the ow:m
atte shore, the same stratum or (Mal now worked
by shad in and aboutritembenville, which malls re.
garded worth about IMO per a re. It has a front
and landing of kr rods on the Ohio river, lasladmg
the oats deep water In that vicinity, and located
eultably and at proper distance from tho bridge
and western terminus of the Pittsburgh and Steu
benville Railroad, to afford rallialent rosin tow
*pintos for COW can between lb.rnilroad and river
landing. This point Is the only btu on either sale
' of the river, within available distance of the rail
road crossing, fitted for the shipment of coal, and
vorould afforev 'fine laconic, as a wharf or landing
alone, for the shipment of coal by other partias.
1111 acres and 69 perches of good farm land In
Hanover, Smith, and Jefferson township; W o nth . -
M iton a c m on4. ,, ,ty, P e zw o y u lTazil . :, at
. wr i. st m enl o r b ls ..
on the Putsourgh and Steubenville Railroad.
Several public toads crow It, near the rallrOad sta.
Uon, rendering port of It valuable for town lots;
and about Sneer. of good coal (of the Pittsburgh
veto) are In the south side of this tract, to good
position for loading mite cats, commanding &lam
another large body of coal.
Ili acres and 111 porches prime quality limestotre
land In Smith toWnehip, Washington counts, Pb.,
near east end of the Bulger Tunnel, on the Pitts
burgh and Steubenville Ballroom taeentlre tract urderlold with first-rate coal, of the Pittsburgh
rein. In addition to its coal and superior soil, thin
tract
lots. possesses fine all rant/4es ans point far town
ThLi tolpded oce•half of ES lend. d 0r perchei
aseellen silty of well lying la Hebb:mon
To p, Alegbany Co , Pa , on the Pittsburgh
and"tteubenviDe Raltroadl, a anon distance wart
atNoblettown. About one-half this tract Is
tlerlaid with brat-rate coal, •nd another large body
of coal accessible la the Immediato rear of it.
100 Acres first quality farm land in Robinson
Townslup. A ll egheny county, Pa., on the Pitts •
blush and Steubenville Railroad, about sic miles
nom Pittsburgh. About one-half this tract Is
underlaid with first-rata coal, aril commands
another large amount of coal In its Immediate
rear. This tract It (=her valuable for I a line
Timber and Limestone.
THERE OOAL TRAMS ARE OF A OR AR.
' tiatl i & A PßO l" , P( Tt r A i r f ArN A MR )
COAL 3•ROPERI Y IN WESTERN PENNS IL
V ANL!,
They were early .elected, with .cotre, and Jude
meat, as choice points to be aecured on the Pitts
burgh and Stiturettyille Itadroad, with aped sl ref
erence to the coal marten: holding control of lm•
pottaat positions, for the peculiar (aunty of .op.
either or both Mahe Plttebuegh or the wes
tern markets. Beatda She neat weatem eonsuccro
%ton, destined to be the beat of all cmraeta for the
coal trade, It 1 found already Impossible to supply
the demand for coal to ship on the lakes. making
plain the great advantage In position held by these
tracts.
Twee or 13sui—Orie.thini *ash; balance in
one and two years, with in•ereat, scoured by Wad
and mortgage on the property.
For entaminstion of plans and ttue pap -ea, ha.
V uire of
ttsburgh. SY. P Baum, Esq., No. BO St. Clair street,
'Jen A. hicILWAINE, Auctioneer.
017107. 117701 . CONY 17 7 / 1 -117 . 07 F1171111.7,MC1
WASHINO7OII. D. O , July a, 1165.
ik LICTION SALE OF HIDES, T
LOW, BARRELS, ex.—Will be eold at nubile
suction, on WEDNSSDAY, July 12, 1812, it 10
o'clock A. 11.., at Sixth Street Wharf, the following
articles, more or less:
;Oat Salted Beef liblee;
573 Dry do.;
638 Sheep Pelts;
In Calf Skins;
210,2 pound,. Beef Tallow,.
11,860 pain Beef Boron;
205 1 A gallops Nestsfoot Ott;
I,coo Rounds Telles, Oracklbags,
2.175 Flour Barrels, (8 beads)
1,9110 Pork do. d 0.,•
1,100 Bacon, Pork, Fir, Coffee and Vinegar
Barrels;
7 (30737 Barrel Stave. and Heading..
Tanars—Usah, 11, Government roads.
Jpeajpll O . BELL. Lt. OoL and 0. S.
SPECIAL. AND POSITIVE AUCTION
BALE Or
•
BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS,
commencing on MONDAY EVENING, Icily tOth,
at 8 o'clock, and .ontinui g Tuesday and Wednes
day evenings, at unit bow, at bIatONIO HALL AUCTION HOUSE, 88 Fifth eaves.
,Withing to close out immediately certain kinds
of ands and shoes, suitable for the Boucle, In
cluding some "Job Iota " and the balance of mules,
they will be Miran! at Auction by the single pair
with the privilege, nut sold without regard to
prices.
Tie /pedal.. attend In of heads of families sad
Ober" le ailed to this sale, the goods being nrw,
perfect, seasonable and in style.
$lB • T. E... IIIeOLELLANTO, Auet'f.
FoIdIXOS. MUSIC. 6c.
riARD.—TH,E UNDERSIGNED TAKE
%.- 1 pleasure in recommending to the musical pro.
loot= and the public
_generally, the GRAND
*PlallrAßE PIANO FORTE mannfactored by WM
B. BRADBURY, New York. now on exhibition
at the rooms or the Agents, WASIELISII
BARR, No. It A. cuir Street, es being fully
equal to the ordlusry "Grand Piano" In ;Kneer and
brilliancy of tons, and excels In beauty of work.
mansidy soy Piano we have yet seen.
CARL GREBE, Professor of Music.
HERMAN TEL ENALLE,
EDWIN SILERRATT,
WI& A. LA WTON,
Rev. W. S. GRAY.
FREDERICK li. 110LAIES.
WM. B. BRADBURY
h the Only Ennui:Lauer in the United Stater
WHO MAKES THE GRAND PIANO
In a Square Case,
PREFERABLE IN SHAPE TO THE OLD STILE
Sow t. 13.4 3,
irs
NOVELTY.
:` , HICKERING & SON'S
UPRIGHT PI4.TOS.
Two of these beautiful sad unique luetrtmectta
eelecteu personally by the subscriber at the F. •
tory, just received and for sale at Boston prices.
CHARLES C. MKLLOR
81 WOOD STREET
$lOO FORA SECOND-HAND
NABOH lk RAMIS' CAI3IISIET ORGAN
6oaevrofxl taut Pearly new.
CHARLES C. MELLOR,
81 Wood strecL
1.125. YIA.NOI3. 8180
$175. $2OO.
Pour second band Piedet, in rplendld order, a
bove prices. For isslo'by
4/ARLES C. SiLLLOR,
,he 81 Wood StAest
lithatiNß tiLl.,flF ra .
varrn sTREET.
I=l
mooizors
X.l.es..ra.c. ea.
/ /sr- Bort Pianos to eamries.
= tim
EMOVAL.
WELLS, E.II)DLE fr. OS.,
hoes removed their extensive Whip Store 004
taetory to Do. leS WOOD STREET, comer or
Vireo Allenlrboro they are prepared to ell all
orders for .11. L6SIIE9 - AND SWITOHES
promptly at the lowest prices. ' • my*
.R BM OVAL .-DAV. CR&WFO)
Comm Nita lathaatbi Pig KWh MOM*
•
Ono riniiieflita onion from 03 WATER M.
MOO/mug Or WOOD sa4 RUST sTREITA
emarylojpiee Nattonnl Tnn Irma Cannes.
dna onninear candid on in all Ito bransauli Club
Antinitenn 'nada fn to sonaltat
nay - 4019110131 to tan Iron Manninatarats Mb
. Arnind
prmoveL.—We have thu day famoved
A- 1, from.
14.8 7008 Una to N,. $OO old UI Ma area,
BeNVe newfreight the Olovetazid atuf
Pitisteugh
PA ON, ANIXON et CO.
Pri - nnentest April 6th, 085 f spelt!
4. Co
Boiler Makers & Sheet Iron Workers,
Nos. e% ZS 24 Iad I ZI rmaTN snumr.
. WM. HENDERSON.
DIMZEZ k GREEN
aavtng .seared • /ergo Yard, end tarndalked
with the moot Improved machinery, we are preys,
cd to manufacture every description of SoLa.E.R.S,
In the bat manner, and warranted equal to
made to the cow:4n% IaLIALNETS, BRWEI
ME rams, simukt prpEs, LOCOOTIV
BOILERS, S i
EN SER S, SALT PANS,
TANKS, Olt STILLS,AGITATORS, SET
TLING PANS, BOILER IRON, /IRMO/SI
SVC/AR PANS nod sole manufacturers of BARN.
HL' PATENT ROLLERS. Repairing dime
on the shortest notice. doled!
PITTSBIIIMH SAW WORKS.
39
HUBBARD, BRO. & CO.
PATENT GROUND CIRCULARS,
•
Warranted CAST STEEL SAWS, at every de,
mrtotton. Cross Out, Gang, and sll
other vedette'.
- -
All kinds of - KNIVES and SPRINGS, made from
Sheet Oast Steel • Extra Refinal REAPIIII AND
MOWING KNI+ES,
Sir Warehouse and Works, corner WiaTIR and
SHORT STREETS, Pittsburgh.
Particular attention given to Retoothing, Gum
ming and Straightening Circular Saws. also, re
pairs of all Punching and Drilling done at
reramnAble rates. arifnly
'..LIME SIIPLELIOSt
Copper arm and Smelting Works,
PARK, MeCURDY & CO
blenufaeturerS M SHEATHING. BRAZIERS - Cis
HALT COPPER, PRESSED OOPPEVtor
TOMS, RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, SP TER
SOLDER. Au Importers and dealers In MET.
ALS, TIN PIA SHE.ET IRODre Zse.
Constantly on hand, ' rerA and
TOOLS. Warehouse, No. 140PERST and 20 SEO.
0511 STRI.r.:VE., Pittsburgh. Special orders of
Uopper out to sop denhod pattern. I
toy2s. lydett , T ,
,
WAIIIIIIHOD I HOW LOOT, HOW
I RESTORED I—Just Published. in a seel.
ea Envelope. Price .to cents. A LE.2IIJIZE ON
TILE NATURE, TREATMENT and Radical Oure
of Spermatorrhiea, or Seminal Wildman, Invol.
4
ea -
glary Emissions, Sexual Debility and impedi
te to Marriage generally ; Nervouaneve, 000.
• ption, Eplietrey and Fits; Mental and Phyal
acapacity, resulting from Self Abuse, he, by
Boor. J. Unz.vancrist.t., M.D., author of the
Gram Book, he. oA Book TO TOOO&AVOIS op
Servensuan Sent' under seal. in a plain envel
ope, to any eddress, post paid, on receipt of six
cents, or two postage stamps, by Dr. J. 0. KLINE,
127 Bowery, New York. Post Office box 4,080,
JeettSmdsieT
csowav Eurvrrn....W. D. nal._ du...v. P. AO Liam,
IJk EIZILLE STEEL WORKS.
(Sclooeown to liarrso, listrrasst a. Oa%)
Mudnfactnrera of OAST STEEL ; SPRING,
PI4 and BLISTER STEELS SPRINGS, A.7La
LES, UROWBARS, ac.
ET Works, FIRST WARD, 'Allegheny. Pon
°lnce address', PITTSBURGH. hslasty
-
r~YILOHJI ILEA dr CO., (swop:Aim
U to Roarsoos, Mono & Mn.r.sare.
Washington Works,
FOUNDERS AND AIKORINISTS, Prrrumrson.
fannufooturera of BOAT AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES, BLAST ENO INKS, MILL
MACHINERY, GEARING, SHAFTING, OAST.
INGS of All deomiptiona, OIL TANKS & STILL.;
BOILER AND SHEET IRON WORK.
Sir Agents for GIFFARIPS PATENT INJEAM
OR, for footling boiler&
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OP
BOTH SEXES.-A reverend gentleman hav
tog been
restored to health in a few days, after un
=o7 th. tment follont su ss, considers ft
sacred duty to communicate to his afflictdi fellow
creatures the meansof cure. Hence, on the receipt
of an uterine . led envelope he erill rerel,free, a copy
of the prescription n eed.
Direct to Dz. JOHN M. DAGNALL. IBS Fulton
street, N. Y. rah I I:llrdsorT
JOUR COCITRAN t 11120" Mannfaa.
toms of IRON VAULTS AND VAULT
DOORS, IRON RA/LING, WINDOW SHUT.
TEES, WINDOW GUARDS, &a,SEG.
OND and BE THIRD STREET, between Wood and
Market., have on hand a variety of new patterns,
fancy and plain, suitable for all piupones.
air Particular attention paid to emckising 01,511
Lots. Jobbing done at short notice. an 9
Tar UNITAS. ell mcnrs, AN EN.
SAY OF WADNIPILI AND INSTRUO.
TION FOR YOUNG MYR. Also, new and mils
bLe treatment et the Lirina and Semral Sy stems,
Addreas Ur. J. SMALEN HOUGHTON, How
art Asaociattorn Philadelphia, Pa. apl:ly
JIMMY 11. COI:LINN, FORWARD
/NCI AND 0031/AISSD iN , MEROHANI
and erholenale dealer In CHEESE, BUTTER,
SEEDS, FISH, and produce generally, No. ed
WOOD STREET PRtabanra. not
BEST PIZEE.—A PAMPHLET OF
immense Ice portance to the old and young,
married and single of both saxes, sr 111 be sent freer
by addregring, with stamp enefMcd, the agents,
J. A. LEAD .CE & CO., Box 73, Boston Pod
Ofliest. iny7:o.lsda‘st
GI S. ■r AATT.II..I. LYS It J. S. lIPTTRIIIISLD
iIIcIiSASTER, GA.ZZAM & CO.,
ATTORNEYS FOR OLAENIANTS,
Licensed U. S. wfgents,
for proeuiLos PINSIONP, DOTINTIM AR
REARS OF PAY. PRIZE MONEY, 00111PCN
NATItiN FOP HORSES, sad other property lest
or destroyed while in the service o the United
Stet.,
t'TOPPAOFS OF PAY AND OPTIOERS,
()Ftt.T.A NOE AND QUAIt TEII.SIA-STER'3 ALL
COVISTS adjusted and cartilentas of Indebted.
Len pmeured.
'r NIRE ..ton., r n •. Ii m 4.4,•
ixon. NO CJLMOJE MADE UNLESS SUI).
LEST IUL
OFFICE Na. 98 GRAFT STREET,
U . S. WAR OLAIM AGENOI
PENSIONS,
3scrwcone es, Etyma Is. Peay.
tad MAIMS OF .1.1.. L KINDS PIIOUL'ILZI,
PHOIKITLY.
W J. & HALL PATTZIIS9Z,
Attornevs-at-Law.
144 FOURTH STRErT
WOUNDED 6OLDLERB
: 4 100 Bounty to r.ll Wounded Soldiers ;
Li now being paid to al/ with a “Illudtarga." Vic
charge made until the money la collected.
T. WALTER DAT,
Licensed by the 11, 9. Government.
Nu. ten MTH STREET, 1C0024 door below the
tlathedred. movedyset
SOLDIERS' OJAI mR, BOUNTIES
PENSIONS AND ASLEF* /IS Or PAT,
ASTHITIMIL. RIDDELL.
Cleaatradi
No. IE6 POI:MTH 15T., Pittsburgh, Ps.
arr
MILITARY CLAIMB, 'I'ENBIONE3_,
BOUNTIES, BACK PAT and gIILITAAT
CIA TVS of every 'description, collected by tho'
isubocriber, at the following rates, viz : Pensions
110, all other eLetnts
TAYLOR,
C. C. TAYLOR, Attorney-st.Latv,
No. N Grant dram., Pittebartth, Ps.
N. -R—No charge. are made if the claim does tunl
succeed, and all information given gratin. eeens
BUTTERFIELD, GAZZAM & CO.,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
~.
FRANKLIN,
(McMaster, Genera & 00., Pittsburg PA.,
.)
Oolteetlons made, Titles examined, and all attic
legal business attended to to Western Penns ylvr,
nla, Eastern Ohio and West Virginia. References
Messrs,. Lockhart and Prow, John Harper, Eaq.
Marshall & Jiroorn. area
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LACIXT .WW•I CaEl,
No. 144 Fourth Street
IITTSIIOaGEI,
will I rectice In the rsrious courts of Allegheny
end enjoining counties. apthlyd
0. 11(.171r.IIILLL 5. A.. JOITK90:11
AfACKRELL & JORNIYIN,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
.s. LICENSED SOLDIERS' CLAIRE &CENTS
Bounties for Wormded Soldiers collectof Intents
n to
Fi - OEll ' ork r o.t r (le..s.a7 arnarr, Pataburgti.
Call with discharge and two witnesses. dc.26-ly
'() 0 4.11 W. EiIiA.FER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No. 100 Fryra STgarr, Pittsburgh, Ps.
Claims for PENS/ON9, BOUNTY. PRIZE
MONEY, Az., vigorous/I peCieol#ol.
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UR.IATIE 4GEX2'S.
_TOH2i ROBB, Agent of the Equitable In
. auratca Go.,
o. Hanalugton Mrs lasurinea Oa,
101 Uut Peon Mutual Lif e Inannutoeo of PlOO.
May
WAIL Mo. 0 Market street, l'lttabittet;
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mew rfaurs comer wools
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ION AD TOBWANDING JADA
owns, end pantuning mum -for an Pitts
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Street • PlNAtargb. Pa. JOLIVI•y
roT
B.KITER & CO.,
4TTORXRT&
Promptly •ttmledto by
lie - baiLlt
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1945
GAZETTE A OVER RATF.
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Daily. ' week.
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Tluee time. IGo 93,
Fourtleaee 1 ICO 15 , 1
Flee thae.i 1 20
C l OO week. , 2 501 1 711, 96j 8,5 i 46
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Six monthsl - all 75, 1.2 00 13 86. 800 90 400
Mae mo's 27 OD 16 80 18 a, to SO , 005 IA
One Year.., 22 al ,
800 21 2.1 12 90. 1 70 600
CiIANGLABL.
nesenxsysure —_-- --
For one square, chattmktde one time each week.,
sonfhted to the Immediate business of the maven-
User. All larger advertisements to exact proP.f.
dons
Dnay
,t.t.noirt. a west. n week
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One month 986 1 - 8 co • 470 31 300
Three month/...1
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Death Notices, each insertion
Marriage notices,
Steamboat advertisements, per trip
Executors' or Administrator.' Notices...
Local notice., under epenial head
In Local column
CM USD SUBURBAN,
PROM I, 71:781.1 . 0 , EVIR(11161 CIAZCSTIB
The Fourth Cavalry—Theh- Reception..
Complimentary Letter and Order.
At half-past eight o'clock Saturday mornine the
Fourth Cavalry was formed In freest of the M
or's cffice and marched to City Hall, where a
substantial breakfast had been prepared under
the superelelon of the Subsistence Committee.
Mayor Lowry welcomed them to the city In •
neat and appropriate speech, regretting the mis
understanding of last even ing, but assured them
that the entire messes of our people held them
In the highest regard. They were welcome,
thrice welcome, to the city, and might • mat as
sured that their deeds of valor In defence of thdir
couutry's rights were treasured up In all [made.
The Mayor closed by asking three cheers fir the
gallant commander of the mgiment, Colonel
Young, which was given as only brave soldiers
can give a cheer. In response the Colonel made
a neat and appropriate speech, in which he
tbanktoi the Mayor and citizens of Pittsburgh
for the) kind reception extended the regiment.
and particularly the ladles and gentlemen of the
Sr.belatence Committee for the epleneild break
fast set before them. After the regiment had
partaken of the beepitalities extended 'them.
they left the hall preparatory to embarking for
Camp Reynolds.
Following Ls a copy of General Green's letter
to General Young, from which it will be seen
the commanding officer holds the services of the
Fourth Cavalry fn high esteem:
Offieere end Soldiers of the Fourth Pennsyl
vania Cavalry, Alter four years' of war, the maat
terrible the world ever saw, you are about to re
turn to your friends and families, with the ob
ject for which you left your fields and your
workahope, your pleasant hewn, your wives
and your little ones, accompllatiml. Peace again
'threads her wings over our entire country, and
Is let
ola as hope it will be over a happy, and milted Soldiers,
te-
Soldiers, soon to become citizens, carry with
you to ycnr homes, and Into your venom acre
pinions And pursuits, the lessons you have
learned of courage, of endurance, of fortitede,
of generosity, and of magnanimity. Let no un
worthy views contract er occupy your minds.
Show to our reedit enemies that the contest of
the pass four years hue not embittered year
11.. ans. Bear In mind that your comrades sleep
side by aide In a common grave with &gallant but
mistaken foe. Let the Ai:critters which have been
offered up suffice. Let it be seen by your &-
Linxe that we, who have borne the brunt of the
battle, are not disposed to exalt over a fallen
rose that whet we have done was :from a sense
of duty mid )sauce, and not a epirit of wanton
aggression or unbridled passion.
Go, soldiers of the Fourth Penneyleatifs Cav
alry to be happy with, and to reader happy
those whom you lon and cherish. We may
never meet again, but the remembrance of your
gallant deeds and heroic endurance, will never
fade from the memory of him who has had the
honor to lend you, through the trials and dim
rs of the past, end he treats that yea , will
r awry with you kind memories of one who,
chattier may have been his faults or his fail
ures, hasetriren to do his duty, and gloried In
the Ii aderithip of a command whose achimmente
are second to none.
May God bless you and keep you as pore citi
zens as you have been faithful Boldiere.
J them Garen,
Brevet, idej-General N'olnineers,
Commanding DesuieL
On taking leave of his reMment at Lynchburg,
Brevet Brigadier General Young lamed the fol
lowing order to his command
HICLDgCLATI:II3 aura Pcraa. Cavern,
Jail 1, 1565.
OXiccr. and Soldier. Sta Poeta. Oemileyi—Lo
parting with you who have eo gallantly per
formed your duties In the defense of the Union,
your commanding officer deems It necessare to
say It Ls with reluctance. From the organization
of the Regiment he has offietated with you In
alio. ....chit.. Me pxsltione bare been
each that his acquaintance with each one as a
soldier in camp, as also in the field, has been per
sonal, creating an attachment that Ls now about
to be levered, but never forgotten. For four
years your life has been his—the privatioris aid
hardships which you have antlered he has also
=dine, but the recompense baa beam -a fall
compensation.
By your gallantry and daring on every battle
field you have won the admire:Mil of the whole
country. Yon have wrested from the hands of
I inlet raltors the proud emblem of liberty. You
have once more opened the doors of the free ID
stittalou of a powerful people, and drolly es
usEished the great fundamental principle that
there is no eneli thing as secession bat by hydra
beaded treason, and punishable to the full ex
tent by military lain anti not only that, but you
Lava also established the supremacy of "The
Ste
w an gled Banner" above all the nations of
th
Among the officers dads &minima your cord •
mender user none irt the same Capacity in which
they entered the anytee. You have been pro
moted to your present respective grades for gal
lant r it I merltorions services rendered an many
fleide of "gore." Yoe have by your deportment
won the full confldenceis and esteem of your
commander, and for your assistance and oiedi
cnce to all orders he thanks you.
And now that your country no longer requires
your servicee, beat your swords Into plow-shares,
and spears Into pruning -hooks, that the clank
ing of arms may no longer salute
-the ear, bat be
ex:interceded by the bray ham of Indnat4. Let
your deportment hereafter be In accordance with
your military life, and provelo the world that a
soldier can be a good citizen that he who raises
the arm to eetablish law also raises It for Its
maintenance.
Youwill awn gather around your hearth
stones and recount your Innis, privatimi,
hardships and anthill:lgs to the loved ones at
home, but your bosoms will always heave with
emotlonsof eride In the exclamation, "I was a
eoidler for the Union." Your name will be re
vered by the loyal, the groat and good.
For our comrades who have fallen, we alma a
tear. Oar sympathies go forth to the Mum of
mourning, and would condole with the enlisted
—their loss has been In a glorious cause—the
perpetuation of freedom to you and to all pos
terity.
We soon shall separate, perhaps never to moot
again, but your memories will be the proudest
of my recollection—to be erased only by natnre's
exit. • S. B. M. Yoram,
Brev. Brig. Gen. Vol,. Col. Fourth Pa. Cae.
The New World Venue the Old.
- • •
There is something wonderful In the factthat
European amateurs and mash*, who desire a
first-class piano, have to scud to this country for
It. Yet this Is really the feat, and It is the in.
suit principalliof the award of a first-claee`prira
medal to the Steinway llama at Clio London
World's, Fah in 1862. The popularity in Europe
of these Plane... Fortes Is steadily on the Increase,
and In time bids fair to equal that enjoyed by
them In our own country. At a great prize -trial
which hue Jett taken place In (lemony, between
'Le two foremost makers of that conntry and
tl e Stcluwat & Sons of New York, the fallow
ing conclusion was arrived at, and is expressed
It the Leiprie .2lfttalnst Gazelle hi the following
teens i "The Mono trial between Blattner of
Berlin, Becbstein of Leimic, and Steinway &
Per Sole of New York, has demonstrated that while
the 4ormer two have a very agreeable and sweet
tone,Ahe instruments of Steinway & Sons stir
pots them In nobleness of tone and compretion.
armless Of volume."
Drowned
A young man named John Donnelly, In the
employ of Cadman4„Crawford, brace founders,
Dnquene Way, was 'drowned In the Allegheny
river last night, just below the Water works.
Re a ineompany with sem* °then, watt in ta
bathe, and It is thoight he got tato a hole from
which he could not atfriente himself.' His cout
pinions made every effort to reach lonkin tinie
to gave him, hat did not succeed. HU body was
akortly afterriards recovered, and itti Inn
held byCoroneeClawaen. Deckaled wits aht
nineteen Vain of • and boarded on erne
street. He had only In the country ' t
oneyear. 'The jury returned a verdict of
acci
dental drowning.
Saneltroka.—Aalbegllshman name Martin.
VhPTO at the outer depot of the Pennsylvania
uuroad, wall prostread with ann.atroke yester
day: and was so seriously et:cted that he had to
be remoyed to the Merry Hutplial. He has bum
but a abort time In this country.
11 -
some') an reference to the alleged tender of
monfy hall In the ilsalep ease, and Ilea no fault
to Masa: late steam•
f• hns—eer, the
foilo.. Ind •
"We art• i .L4ll hority,
that in cases of ILL:h 111 s.: no
trate, can receive hail at el', 1,1;a1!) - (I,tr la
Eder! t fir f: ,, a,t. Ma:ref I „Sr
must have Rome legal advlßers. to tiling ht®
tCO stumble as Urea uptertrtin a-Pen, l.)
ke -tramb,at. 51.05 k, re-h, or (25 un frreaol,l al
tray."
ll=3
The "h!gh legal authority" alluded to has
"allowed our friend to stumble" In m 4,1,4
snob an assertion as the above. Wi{i.tut t..
kite the advice of any one, we need only rite
the law en [Me enbjectt
ggctlon 7th of the "act to consolidate, revise .
at d amend the laws of this Commonwealth, re.
Isles to I.enal pr..e.el;-gs and pleadings," pro
aides a , follows - In all cartes the party accused'
on oath or uffirmatloh, of any crime or inisde
meanor anal net the laws, shall be admitted to
bail by one or more solleient sureties, to be
taken before ny juice, justice, mayor, recorder
or alderman what the offense charged has been
committed, except such persons as are precluded
from being bailed by the constitution of this
commonwealth ; provided, also, that persons
secured as aforesaid, o' murder or man.alaugh
ter thatl oily be admitted to hail by the Suprema
Court, the Court of Common Pleas, or any of the
judres therm!. or s hreaiden: or associate law
judge ore Court of Common Meas. Persons ac
c ised, as aforesaid, of arson, rape, mayhem, sod
omy, huree - y, robttery or burglary. shall only be
r a labia by the Supreme C the Court of
Common Pies. oh env of tan judges threat, or
t. a or or recorder. f a el' y."
11e were sot aware, until reading this section,
!hot In ice magistrates reaeraily are precluded
fn m taking ball fa - the high offenses above
enumerated, hoc such is the fact. Our Alder.
wen, for instance, hove no power to receive ball
In such casee, and yet they have always czar.
deed that pes,r, en for as our knowledge; ex -
1 ends. the Mayor, husve•nr, has that power
C't arly con fun d ripen him, notwithstanding
the - high legal authority" of the Poet.
In rele - uncn to the other point, as to whether
money la a leg. I and proper tender of bail, there
eretua to be tome riottbt. The object of the law
Is to t mere the a' tendanee of the party accused,
when his case shall be called for trial. If he
fails to appear, than the commonwealth may
forfeit hie reengnixance. Whether the defend•
ant gives freehold seniority, or puts up the amount
in mrney, he has the same opportunities for
running away—so that nothing Is lost or gained
In this respect. The money would undoubtedly
be Cafe ball, as In that ere the commonwealth
would have the forfeit without any farther
trouble. Batas there seems to be no statute on
the subject it Is questionable whether a magi/••
trete could be compelled, against his will and
judgment, to accept money as bail, and thus be
came a trustee for the county or the common
wealth. II he accepts mosey as ball, ha be.
comes reeponatbte for as safe keeping. and In
case of Into he would Its placed In an extremely
awkward position. The point is • nice one for
lawyers, and we moot leave them to settle It.
The following Is the tabl'e of contents of the
first number of The NoNen, the new weekly paper
Just started In Now York : The Week: Essence
of the Reconstruction Question; The Great Fm
tival; Were the States ever Sovereign; A Case
In Point; The Emperor and the Two Sons; Some
Reasons for Delay; Lord Brougham on the
Quality of Mercy; The American Struggle—
Poetry; Critics and Criticism; Club Life; March
of the Seventh Regiment to Washington; A
Strange Story; Literary Notes; Carlyle; The
Noble BehOot of Fiction; White's Btuskspeare;
Mathew Arnold's Essays; The National Actlemy
of Destge.
The paper eat be had at the book and p,riodl
eel depots.
Solt Discontinued.—The snit Institnted n
the United States Court, against Mr. John P.
Hunt, news dealer and publisher In thin city, by
Y. W. Bees di Co., of New York, for an alleged
usfringemeat of the copyright of a map of We
nango county, bits been withdrawn by the plain
tills. The preliminary injunchoo restraining
Mr. Hunt from selling his •'improved Map of
Venango County," was dissolved some time
since, and the withdraws) of the snit relieves him
from all embarrassment in disposing of his pub
lication.
Waived a Hearing.—Carit. Jacob Flazlap,
cbrrged with attempting to outrage the daughter
of Yr. Wermuth, was to hare had a huarlag be
fore the Mayor to-day, but b• waived a bearlog,
under the advice of Li counsel, and was finally
committed for trial.
Auction Sale of Hoots and Shoes.—A
spEelal axle of Leeks', Gents' and Children's
!loots, 'Does nod cotters, oew and parfect goods,
will take place Monday evening at B o'clock, at
M'Claand's Auction booze, No. 5.5 Fifth
itreet.
CITY It EMS
Thomas W. Puma, rractlcaallate Roofer, an*
ovum in daunt= BIA:15, of muicma (=lons.
°Mee at Alio:ander Lcmghlln's, near the Waiter
Worim, Pittatorrgh, Pa. Redden:mg No. 79 Pike
urea. Orders promptly =ended to. All work
..ranted water proof. Repairing done at the
•borta+t notice ho charge for rewire, proNtiet'
the rail In not aimed after it La pat cm.
EtedncUon.—Our blend, Mr. John Wrier
No. ni Federal street Allegheny, was In the
east when the glorlous nests of the capture of
I!cbmand end the surrender of lb. -v.- ,
al Lee was received, andiabari - Ivautage of
the panic need, and knowing the natiction
that follow. nude very heavy purchasers
of the finest er.ing and annuner goods at about
eue-half of the old prices. Some of the detest
cloths, catalmeres and vesting' are Included be
his stock, which he is prepared to make np
older, on abort notice In the 'atcst styles, and
at correspondingly low rates. A choice assort
ment of furnishing goods and ready-made cloth
ing will also be found at hie elegant establish.
meat Our AlEleFbray friend; gitYttl , l dive him
a a 11.
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The Young dun's Priend.—Warrantod to
mare Private Diseases. For sale by Druggists.
Ask for the Young Man's Friend. A pamphlet
riving the symptoms and treatment of private
diseases ececmpablos each 'Box, or car be had
I,y addressing Young Mane Frier. I, Box 9%
Cincinnati, with a three cent stamp e.:clored, to
Joe. Fleming or Charles Super. j :21. :Gm .
r,711 , ...118 REMAINING UNCL/111-
I
ED In the Po 4 Oft“. st Alliotheny City, Pa
To obtain any of these tag, antioant
most *all for advertised idlers, giving the Wte of
Ohs list, and pay one cent for advertising.
lino* called for withla one mould, they Will be
Sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Fake Dittmar letter by carriers, at the resi
de:nom of owns, may be atom.° by observing
the following ante.
L. Dinscrr letters plainly to the Street and; num
ber, as weJlesi the Post Office and Mats.
2. HEAD lettere with the writers Port Ofnce and
Shde, arn-et and eiumber, sign them plainly with full
name, and request that answers be Lanceted acconl
lofiletters to strangers or transient visitors in a
town or city, whose teal address may he un
known, should be 11:W don the lower left hand
comer, with the word oTranalent.”
Plan the postage stamp on the vela , ' rt9M-'icied
corner, and /one spas between the stamp and
ercuon for posf-eterking without interfering with
the writing.
N. 11—A ILCINVAT for the error of a letter to
the writer, if 11.1a111.1 Within Till an , Horn or
less, written or printed. with the writer'. name,
Post o.lficr and Mate, acmes theleft-hand and of the
envelope, on the face side, w il l be complied with at
the usual prepaid rate of postage, payable when
the letter is deJlsesed to the writer. (Kte. 22, Law
of 1862.1
SATURDAY, JULY S, 1805.
Ault P Hagan AII bloOn /lough A
Alloott Band Hammond Aln Nelson H F
Ayer. John Cl Ballet A 'Nation Jlf
AridemonJames Hammond Ben 'Nom. N 31
Arbuthnothlar Ha rmanSargt
A minas Wm Hanna Ella , 0
Amberson Res Hewiab Limbs Cell wyer Wen
Anderson Wm I Hamilron S j Übrine Thom is
, Hoag .1 V
Block Andot Hutchinson J R Prashoe Albert
Bridge P
Daniel J 'Hart Jane Patter.. Hai A
B ed:. D ;Herd T K Paerim Emma
Brown Elan P .11‘115 C/ 1 I PurterlisoaskJ
bark EJr I Halsey Luther Potter 9 A
Brown Francis Hoteer ion i nervy James K
Brown Sarah Al Rattan. Harr Peter. John
Bateman See 'Hatfield M JPaul Mary
Bracken las M Humbert Mary ,
Potts Margret
lily Jennie ' Hussey ! Mary IParklosoo AI E
Dovo j t o J h oln Ingle Mary :1:111." Meggle
Deal pal
Barns J•ne. lbert Win 1 1 ; II
Brown Thomu I .1
Bur. Mary :Johanna E
iJon. D
Crow Attends
Cameron Han% Kinsey Cal
Car. serail Kam Oeo
Campbell Sarah Knits Joe
Crawford Jan Kennedy Llmle
Chadwick John Kine. Martha
Carl tie Jane Keellnißev
q. ll2 tOnJOseptUl
Corer John Lyons 3 E
Cary Harry Lefever R A
Cullennlatthew Lane Saru'l M
Cooper Margret/ ilI
Cloy Barton BMelton A E
cupps Mann. Amelia
Clark Owen Miller Lizzie
D Dlcumon H
Dunlap Annie Montgomery 9
Davie Caroline hillier Joseph
DrirlsOattiarine Moore J 111
Davis Lizzie aMartin J D
DellevilleHany. Matthew J
Deets 31=118 Marta Margery
Dairen lotur 0 Masser Ctum••
Duvall Wmll Mittangeo Et
Dean Capt. Wm MasonDibby
Dickson Hicliid Mueller Wm
M Martin
Everett WmH ffiltehell Wm ßobt
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aleldlos J MoGolre R
Faulk TH 1116C/Innees Win
robe? nos BS MaDooal M J
Frazier wool Me Morten M
0, gialllnsky lag
Gabriel H kialsityre Mrs
(hwg. S 0 McCombs DWI
ob.r. e D klcClowaa J
Gardner James blaKelits i.e
'One John BloCiall Joseph
Gaines M AZircHinnts 8 BS
Gardner Margit &War Dari 4
rstisce Willar MeOride A
Clatrtierratrick Mallosinall A A
4 Orrltill HuTlin from a.
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Eaton, Eisen= & Co.,
'loving been dlesolved On the Ord of 11:0', the
Inbeerlbers continue badness at No. 10
FIITH b THIS ET.
our Ite4,all Room,
Is now being fitted up in . pleasant end attractive
manner, In watch we none to open w ith s
About tho Math Ma as t.
''' OUR WHOLESALE ROOMS
Al heretofore on the secool noon of Nos. IT and
19 we
Now Open for Business,
where we will be pleued to too out old crootoozort.
NACRE!' & CARLISLE,
)jl:lydvaa
NEW SPRING 'GOODS.
31mer - um Xz 013L1y.de.,
No. 78 MARKET STREET,
trimmings and Fancy Coodi,
NOTIONS, HOSIERY AND GLOVER,
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
would cell the attention of Mereh►etn, and t ,
tend. ifeneraaY, to Moir vary erxtennive stook I
the above Ilea of rood& Out Koehn of
Cotton Hose and Socks
especially, Is the largest and belt ever opened
Ltd. city, end au
NOTION DEPARTMENT
will be found vary attractive rood complete to all
Its Manama and at prices that cannot fall to plea
re us a call before purchasing aufembere.
of yl/3
jOB. HORNE ib CO.,
STRAW AND IffLUHRY GOODS,
Ribbons and Homan 6llkl, Flower end Trimmings
Embroblerles, Laos Goods, Handkanthisis, Fancy
Goods, Balmoral Skirts, Ladies. and Gents Sae
Lashing Goods, Bead Gimps and thammats,
Worsted Hosiery and Gloves, Hoop ethlrts, No.
claw and &mil Wares, Sr. now analog tlleir
drat uscatrusal of
iI.PIILIt A 900DS,
which u-tIl Oe found unusually attraettra.
karts( beau purchased at LOW GAJIAD RATES
wo c.n oiler SPECIAL LEIDIJOEXErtni
Notztcrra Derpcia- moat
will at in times be fogad well wwpllei.
We solicit a sail trots
Euttuanta,lllllllen, Pedlars, and the !Ville
Ne, ponfideal that w. can ran all.
HAVE JUST ARRIVED FROM THB
1 LAST u - ttli a carefully self zted assortn.at of
FANLTY AND STAPLE GOODS, .song
will be found • Ins line of Hosdary Is. cottoa and
Glom; Blbbona, nowm, " r " Saa ' ta,
Coll.:, and Al Um new styles, Dad Rubber
Coil to whisk I particularly .11 the atteatlan
of the • Madan. DeasoresPa 0.. new
Hoop Skirts, La. and Linen Handkerchle all
kinds of Duda, new SwfoSete Laos Oapa,
Barbs and Golleurs, Breakfast Gape Shot
Shawls, TUB., inew,) Leos La Crotchet, Linen,
Cotton, Thread, Valenciennes and Point Appliclne,
Wide Lioto ;moo for Pillow Cane DataiMarlai
of ill kinds; WIWI Robes, of all kfne..24 a r
Blankets for Infants, Litslne
amen ., rthaa ' a ' Kl4 N_ Gua .l2 ".. Steel . gnad'leta.
Sots, 04 " an d Tassel Tassel. and
Oond
Rotuma Ina.- - - a a .
Straw 1 new styles.; Gloms in let, Steal
dal itUttrystal Oberdlle • Bagel Silk and
ringa, Straw Hats all Trimmings; But.
terdi. In La., Applique_ ,Jet Silk, Gold Leal
and Pearl Fumy Ohrystal Dropm,
ante and Foils, and a variety of other goods, to
which I would call the attention of my kind m.o.
men and the public generally.
al2B AUDI MOWRY, :2 Fourth 6t1 , 0t.
TO RE LADIES.
THE GREATEST NOVELTY!
T2iomjoa oa • s
PREINCEI SPRING BEIEIT 1 3:
unrivalled for comfort and 000ventrzar.
•
CORD BETTS,
EMBROloEiiirz,
CORSETS
keeLs
?ATT. TANS , zw. AT
ME W. MOORHEAD'S,
3cmarai 81 MARKET STREET.
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.—The
subscriber has just returned from New York
with a full hue of NEW GOODS, Including many
scarce and desirable article., which he will arm to
his friends and the public os liberal Linea, ON
AND AFTER IDLY sib, AT THE OLD STAND
OF EATON, KAORUDI h 00.
11 5 P. B. EATON.
NEW GOODS.
R=sl3 El,
ell whitl4, Taney and pleln colors, Embroider' -
Lane Goody, HeadkereldelS style.); /lead 0
namcnts son linnu Trimmings, Just opened at
EATON'S, IT FIFTEI STREET.. _
ii'
JEST RECEIVED AT
EATOIVS, 17 FIFTU STREET,
134 Dis imanLct cricrxraes.
ALEXANDRE'S BID GLOVES, full anortmmit.
A,
;Reid Emma A
,Ron /eons A
'Russell J.be
RObill•011 M J
R 0... blartb
I Moe W W
ißtuuloo s ßloll'd
Streets Alfred
,S , both Albert A
;Steele./ Clark
I Short De vld
!Smith E
1 , 18801.13710rr5. se.
DISSOLUTION.
The eo-partnersbip hitherto existing between the
subscribers, under the style of
EATON, MACRIIM & CO ,
was dissolved by mutual nnneent on the let inst.
Unsettled baldness of the drm will be settled by
either of the subscribers.
encia.no B
ISprOol John
Sadler
Sloan James
'Swany J un.
Smith Jerry
Sheltie Jane
Stroud WW
Snyder John R
Smith J H
VOTIOE OF DIssoLUTION—The 1 . 1 oF BT h
disolved L m lN t G al c RO sen HS OCHRAN FLE7I.
ING withdrawing from the firm, the buidneu of
which be continued by Tohn Fleming, under
toe mune and style of Fleming Brothers es h e Ell unfinished business of tha late arm
be closed by John FlerM
4
IJO
let,
FrrrenLEAING.
tracar,Te., July ,i F
nss. bulotd
SialSti
ggru
alagletOtiMAtla
Swaney fitss7
Swan Patrick
tia7rfght
Shaanoaltsbos*
/. 01 m mai E
•
TratitmanOarol
Taor It
'M yl oms EL,E
ZU' rusaltrZlNlCl
• W
I s Mg3
Matas, GIM A
Wirm, goats Bro
Weblasta J
Young IlsorasE
'Yourars A
to v,4 T. lir
Postmaster.
DISSOLUTION OP 00-PARTNEX
ealP,-Mhe Partnenhip heretofore's:lnit
between the naderatened. _under s name at
- 011.IIMPTON k 00., for the be t aniane of Silver
pearl and other Soaps, hes Mb de been dioaterel
by matuateotteenL !WWI,
Jfintlell
JOHN 10t322;4. Itteteno, Sept-Mktg*
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LC1132:1:1T S. Z. MI
Wffi SENTEDY & CO.
Matostersto atafinrox t caa
1411 1 77 ACTIMMILII
Silver Pearl and Superior Rosin Soaps,
IV LIBERTY STRBET, PITTSBURG
deeklyd
KM Jr G (171 S.
NEW STOCK
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
708 HORHE & CO.,
77 and 71 MARKET STILEST
FELL LINE OF
F. H. EATON,
N. G. 111A.OBUlt
S. IL olanast.k.
PI.V. 1114.1 E.
sre.7 - 125
7-30 LOAN.
THIRD SERIES
1313/30.000,000.
By authority of the Secretary of the Treasure
the undersigned, the 6yeeral Subseriptioe Agen
for the ..le of United States Seouritler, offer. to
the public the third eerie. of the Treasury Motes,
ocarina seven Kral three-tenth. per vent. Interest
per .mum, known an the
7-80 L 0 AN-
These notes are Hued onder data of .InlY
Ma, and are payable throe years trom that data
to =rens or an, roe vertibla at the option of the
braider Into
F. S. 4-20 Six Per Cent
GOLD BEARING BONDS,
These Bonds arenas' worth a handsemepremtn
and are exempt, as are .1.1 the Choyornment Bonds,
Tom State, qty end Munktoel lasatton. mato% adds
11oin alts to three per cent, per amass to their salsa
sacortling to the rate levied upon other property.
The Interest is payable semi-annually by coupons
attached "to each note, which may be cut off and
Sold to any bank or bantter.
Tha Intesad at 1.30 yeti Mat. out to
One cent per day on a $5O note
Two cent' " " " $lOO
Tea " " " 1500 "
20 " " $lOOO "
0 1 115000 "
Notes of all the decominationS named wOl be
romptly furnintrwl upon receipt o/ subsitrlptions
Ttkd Notes of the Third Berl. are precisely
flay in form and privileges to the Seen-Thirties
eiroady sold, except that the Government reserves
to itself toe option of paving interest to sold coin
at 8 per cent., instead of '1 140th. ourrez.y.
Subscribers will deduct the interest In currency ap
to Jetty lath, at the time when they mkboaribe.
The delivery of the notes of this third aeries of
the Seven.Thlities will commence on the tot of
June. and will be made promptly and continuously
niter that date.
The alight change mem in the conditions of this
THIRD SFR IF-9 affects only the matte-r of inter
est. The payment -In sok" If Made, will be equiv.
&lent to the currency tete.= of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, In the event of
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold
be availed of, would so reduce and equalise prices
that purchases made with cix per amt. in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
three.tenthn par cent in cuss y. This Ls
TUE ONLY LOAN U TIE MARKET,
Aare ottbred by the
&drat:oues make Is
The Great Popular Loan of the Peon's.
Less truth 111220,mma00 of the Lean authorised
by the Last Congress ere now on the-market This
amount, at um rata at which It nt being absorbed,
Will all be subscribed (or within two months,
when the notes will undoubtedly aosunand a
premium.. an has uniformly been the ease en doting
the subscriptions to other Lonna
In order that the dtioeoe of every town end
sution of tho country may be afforded &MUMea
fog taking the loan. the National Banks, State
Banta and Private Banksma throughout the noun.
try bore generally agreed to noelye mthearlptious
at per. Subscribe. will Want their own agents.
in whom they have confideune, and who only are
to be responsible for the delivery of the notes to
which they teem. ontemit
JAY OCK)ELE,"
Babseripticm Agent. Philadelphia
Bubsenpuen■ Ribs received by the
rUst Isttoasa Bank, Plttatnutti,
Second
Third • •
•
rove
Ithytnli " • •
Tars I Unarm National rialt. Ptitstnirin.Pll.,
PUtalleirb National Esalc_of Coansact. •
11,211 City
Tradzszsai •
heater's Depot: •
Itecbsines •
Palos
MOM,
MON'
6ernina
Itiebanire
First
6H0130
Dayl2=346BlrT
7 4 ar Alitcheas
RlarTlna HOUSE.
N. HOLMES & SONS,
Be. 57 Market Street, Pittsburgh.
DE - PUS/TS RECEIVED I 2 PAR FUNDS AND
Oellertlousetede on ell the treinelpel taints of the
tatted States anti Canada&
&OUSE AND SOLD ON GIMMI&SION
Particular atteatlos pale to the purchase ging
• '
sale of
111 " p STATES SECURITIES,
INOLISDING
fatted &atm Silts of IASI:
Do. do.
Do. Ftwei, 10-10 s;
Do. Iltres-Tbtrt.tes
Do. Certificates I
of ndebtedoess.
ORDERS AND VOUCHERS BOUGHT OR
stsar COLLECTED.
DOLLAR bAif iltol3 BANK" NO, 65
Forum Smarr.
CHASTEMED IN MEL
Open daily from 9 to I o'clock, also on Wednes.
day and Saturday evening, from May let to Igo.
camber tat, from 1 to 9 o'clock, and from Novender
let to May lot from 6 to 6 o'clock.
Deposits received of all lama of not leu than One
Dollar, and a dividend of the profits declared twice
a peal , te and Decembs Interact has been
declared -.
eem{aantwiy and December,
since the Rank was organized, at
at ;Ai rat. of sir
per rent a year.
Interest, if not drawn oat, IS plead to the mid
of the depositor as principal, and bear. the Lame
interest (ion, the Met days of Tune end December,
compounding twice a year without troubling the
depositor to as/1, or even to present his pau book.
At this rate money will double In has than twelve
Yet.. •
Books, chntaining the Charter, By-Lawm, Mika
at U
sad littdationa, forniehed gratis, on application
m) office..
Pasernar—GCOEGE ALBREE.
WWl= J. Anderson, A. M. Pollock, M. D.,
John G. Backofen, Robert, Bel*
Bent. 1.. Fahnestook, John EL Shoenbergsr,
Jame. Hardman, James Skittle,
James McAuley. Alexander Speer,
Isasc M. Pennock. Christian Yearn.
Calvin Adam, t o
Hairy J. Lynch, -
John O. Ilindley, Peter A. Madeira,
As ?e tar tes I A. .
Co ,
ton John Marshall,
zo A.°airier: WP.Ds
John B.
Wm. Douglas, John Orr klandden,
John Ream Henry L.
John J. ellleapte, William is. 2 =r,
WWl= S. Haven, Alexander Tindle,
Peter H. Hunker, William Vankirly
Richard Bays, W. P. W
Jame.° Hilly. Damn vi r bitTr7 4
Treasterm-SOBAs_
___ . A. COLTON
kemutscr-JAZDES B. D. ItEEEDS.
artnlacr
THE
PEOPLES' NATIONAL BANK,
Of Pittsburgh.
Capital Paid in 81,000.000. with Privi
lege of $2,000.000.
S
IM"th2g
Thin Bank, organised under the National Bank
ing System is now prepared to transact bustness
at Its Banking Bow., corny:. of Wood sod Ft.%
streets.
Crolleetfons mado on all accessible point. on the
moot favorable terms. Speafa.l Agent. for JAY
COOKE, for the male of the
U. 8. 7 3-10 Treasury Notes.
NAPIVEL SEA. President.
Jr. X. GOBDON, Cashier
J,, 0. IIIaPHERSON. Taller.
LOCKWOOD & CO.,
BANKERS,
two removed Cram No. 21 William atziot,
Sow • Broadway and all Wall aireet.
'3w3znw
Orders for the . 2 2 .. matue eyst Ws et 43 0YREM
err AND eywryzys.B.BUtlarly.S execeded
. Book_ead Bootmatieemele4i:ad In
W l4 &sowed
at %ton Current balat
days. m wWoh may
of ld.
be 'beaked tor r. or ten nodes
Sir Ste pee test. tenet allowed upon deposits
Go
TO-LET.—An 08710 E on .the woad
ncar, sumer of we= awl Smithlad strest.s.
rosx En zi are
!. noun h co,
D a J. M.
LINDSEY'S IMPROVED
BLOOD SEARCHER.
all mID acres tMet thlii L now the most reilabla
laeollelae of tee day . for the elm of all dtsesalie
team hoputtlY Of the blood.
Its Immense Sale
an! cuaboimic4 pop:Own, Meet trittL - Cd_tttlil
easnao. Zio-m.casine ooaltl ever/aft bUtincie sO
WIDELY KNOWN
In so abort ettme, oaten it poseteeee some STEM
ISDIIa QUALITIES, whoa, stable besehelal ai
ergs mutt hare recommends/ It to the people.
/3 Is a metlchaa which has rested, end will soh.
anon to met, ON ITS breams ALONE , aaa
seeds only to be known to be eopmetetea„
ci:fiv:toiVl)ll4l)4g*lgi:AirlnA,
in Its favor, seat, weighed at 4 oiniolleited, td itit
proprietor, by thaw who have used it, bear tilts
ANN CO the tact that It never yet tailed the indent
In the hour of danger, whom viewing froai diem /
ra rinttag land., the complaints foe whteh
claims to be a specific.
It is Strictly a Vegetable Preparatat
FiyunViv:yrixafraynanillami
Purim Etterialiii,
ACCORDING TO DEEtECTCOIia,
esenal ponlbl) Injure the coot delicate oetettaos.
Hone, te la often the ewe where mineral or a:Leiria.
KM prep.:stipne are esel, evidenei ng ja sun
ewe, the truth of the old canna that "the tent ,
edy Y worse than the QLeaas•,
t, and Its guperlor
Its Cleansing and Bullying Qualitial
operetta alike on Cie to:Am Infant, the deileata
female, the add and poling the weak and4troaft
and while
IT ERADICATES ALL IMPURITIES
tram the blood, which la later fountain of life
rartorca hee.lth, and vigor of :dad had
body follow, ao e consounenoe. IC ban &flan
that
The Fountain Mist be Pure
or the dream irfll be turbid sad focal and Whether
finesse has it. origin In the Holds or solids of the
body, oommon sense moat teach eveiTrefleeting
mind that an Impure state of Ma blood (.-Logy
dangerous to health and lajorloun to theirgetere.
The Improved Blood Searcher claims to cleanse
sad portly the fonntain or life, and is thrill awe
and
UNFAILING PANACEA
For the care or all diseases string from
An Impure State of the Blood,
•
Or.werona Formations,
Cutaneous Mews,
klrytipela., Boil., •
Pimples on the Fans,
Sore ldyes, Scald Head,
letter Affection% Old
Stubborn Ulcer.,
Ohtnimatic Disorders,
Drapers, Coetiveness,
halt Rhesus, •
lleranolu Mesas*
Goirral Debility,
Liver Complaint,
Lou ofd
Spirits,
Ford Sto
Femal emach, Clocaplaint
Together with all other
Disorder. from an improper
Condition of the circulatory
Symem. As a general
Tolleati , 6etresta . are
e moat
fall tabe io benefit. wheys
USdi perseveringly and
vworlinf to Cradled!
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T0E511222.02314%.1.191
The proprietor haa certificates enough on hula
to nil a good egad ell of Lk •
mill offerings of those mho bore been erred by the
Blood Searcher from which he selects the foliose.
Ing
Liver Complaint Cared by Lindsey%
Bleed Searcher
BLAIg COUNTY,
Personalty appeared before me, one of the Zak
paw of Peace in and for Blair comity, Goa Bes,p.
who, being duly sworn, according to law, doth der.
pose and lay: Two years ago I was Melded With
pain between the ahoukimos, almost constant cough,
lass of appetite, cils, nigW. sweats, =deem lab.
Mitild=clltall.44olULTnai did"mTitkihaS
7ontrusal taking fitarlt
limprOted - plaid swelter by the me of two hot.
tlu was perfectly cured. i feel safe to taxis:ideal
it to all who suffer from liver diseases, general des
bLlty less of appetite and other diseases ng
from impurities of the blood. I would not hid 10
do without it. I consider it an exaelled family
medicine (Signed.> GEOEGE 10101 PP.
Sworn and subscribed this lath day orb:Weeks
A. D. 1597, before me. • GORLBT, 7. P.
Noew—M.r, Kopp Is a resident of Prankitoww,
and la well-known to the 'Miami of Blair andßed
ford caustics as a man of excellent charades and
inthiencar •
Another Cone of Berohtla Cureothr Lind.
Nero Blood Searcher,
II there be my who still doubt that Idniteere
Improved Blood Searcher has and will penhatoOty
cure the most desperate and long atatallag cues
Berotola, let them read the following and be arm
vlooed
Da- J. M. Limier,: I mu afflicted fOr a now
her of years with a disease, laid by my Outd.,
to be Scrofula. For the tut three yaws I was la
bad that / was unable tO get,out ottay bed. I tiled
all the remedial and the bestjOyekiens I was abis
to procure, without say benetleial result. I ems
flamed growing irkee until the lee sad skin were
entirely earen or the lest aide of my Mao, near.
•houlder and arm. My suffering was so great, and
I was gofer reduced that it required the effbrter o
two persons to turn me In bey This was my eoa
dition when I was Induced by the Meson. Balstau
of kb:tartan, to tryyour Improved Blood Searcher
which. to my great relief, and the
mm
of
my Meade, soon discovered was helpintute. I
continue the use of it, and gained so rapidly that
• considerably less than one year I was able to gp
about and erected me of my hcsumhold duties
and the partswere all healed up and coy.
end with :sound, healthy deer and akin, and have
so continued ever sloe; and I now enjoy a stets of
health that I bad for y wen up all hopes of
mrer again being blamed with.
SANDY BLEARNSY
AVGICIT kb, tea. ,
s
Near Elderton, Armstrong county, la
AB A rorno it Was no unlike the tenni
vile mixture. called "Bitters, , .ll creates no Alm
appetite, but gives tone and vigor to the Mika,
gradually and peransnently.
BEWARE OF 00M3M:n8.
J. M. FULTON, Dritgest,
Wholesale and A gen t,
-
Soe. 67 and 69 Arntiritur
AM-To whom en orders most be directed.
Jet/
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617011 AS
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