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TRH GEONTI FOLIMANG AUORITION.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 12.1865
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
POE DISITICT ATTONANYt
LEVI B. DMZ of 4114Eftelli.
son ootrarr carnuausca
-Imam LAMBZUr, Pits Toiquado.
'DAVID ABM. 31.j0f Liberty Tonta
Weirigarit emwrs :
JAMB L. OTIABAX,A.IIegteny.
• ,1 : - 7/011 - 41110:1011.7 s
OEO. Y..lfferfAlE. North Fayette Townahlo.
'HANS B. NEBBON, McCandless -TowmUsk.
_ALFRED SLAM, of
• ,DAVID 13pp a lin F alt .
3. P. GLASS, Pittsburgh.
3011Yi A. DAPPILB, Shaer Toramitdis.
001:1111.T colonsincarion I
JONATBATT WEBUT, of Lower Bt. Chsterth
CO'MITT ittnivrroa:
B. 1.. filet:MILL/31r, of Birmingham.
. /LOSES 0111% of Obtarr IL'ou;nablp.
._DISLOYALTY NOT CONQUERED.
, f -The news from the South, particularly
Ylrginla, is well calculated to : fill reflecting
minds with alarm. Although therebellion,
ea an organized power Is crushed, it is per
fectly plain that the spirit of rebellion Is as
prepant, intiolent and defiant as ever.
Planters still insist upon their right to ad-
Minister the old discipline of the plantations,
Viand the freedmen have no more protection
wader the laws than they had while they
' ` were slaves; and what little freedom they
;have 'pined by emancipation is nullified by
;cruel and oppressive social regulations.
, They are denied the poor privilege of being
(parries to the bargain as lo the compensa.
theyahall get for - their labor. A feel
of intents' !Anthem must naturally
npaing out of such a relation between the
laboring class and their employers. The
.negrodti know they are free; but the whites
•persist- In treating them as slaves.
_The high
]tepee which the emancipation proclamation,
and the crushing of the power of the slave
`holders by the Union armies, excited in
' lheir minds, are .follewed by bitter disap.
'pointment. The armies which they hailed
188 deliverers, and which thousands of them
gladly joined, have been withdrawn, and
they left to the mercy of their former op-
Fessors; are treated as formerly, but with
out 'the protection which their value as
property once secured to them.
But, conquered as they are, these South
- " rOns regard their Conquerorawith very little
:Mom respect than they do the negroes.
They still glory in their rebellion What
kind .or loyalty prevails in a county where
candidate for Sheriff urges -his claim for
the suffrages of the people on the ground
that he served four years in the army of the
Confederacy? Are those the-kind of nun
to constitute a State Y Have we any war.
, rant as rational men to hope for peace with
.
such elements mixed up with our pollard
system Y That fellow knew hie men, or he
Would net have urged a plea, which really
Made - him a good candidate for the halter,
as a reason why 110 should be elected to
office. - I
The fact - la, the South, as a whole is as
disloyal as ever. Rebellion and War were
but the effects of that disloyalty. The ef
-teeth intim been destroyed by sheer force;
but the cause remains. We have often said
that slavery was tke ultimate cause of
and so it was. Is slavery abolished ? Not
so long us men are suffered to regalate their
sy.stere of labor by the same 'rules which
-governed Slavery—not so long as people of
OM class may not go at will from one plan
tation to another without passes from -men
of another. class—not so long as one
code of laws stands on the statute book for
the government of a ruling class, and an
other fora subject class—not so long as the
persons emancipated are debarred from en
tering a court of justice ant? claiming the
nrotection of the law against outrage or in
jeli. at the hand of another—and-not so
long as they are denied'auy part whatever
in the government to which they owe obed
ience.
Bo long as slavery thntirmes—so long as
those people adhere to slavery in any form
• so long they are In active rebellion. Sol
emnly, and before heaven and earth, our
. government declared every slave free; but
if these freed people are to be left entirely
'to the mercy of the men out of whose hands
they were delivered by the strong hand of
the government, better that they had been
left as they were. Emancipation is a creel
mockery, a positive wrong, if the southern
people shall be allowed to rivet the same
'fetters upon a class which the government
' struck from the limbs of individuals. What
is It but a fresh act of rebellion, a contempt
of its authority, a defiant nithfiCation of its
• most illustrious edict? •
ATZEROTT'S SPIRIT
This poor wretch, whose complicity in
:.the murder of the. President brought him,
a.-
and Justly so; to the gallows, made a confes.
Sion in which, after detailing some facts
touching his agency in the matter, he pro.
ceeded to tweak of the influences which led
Lim tabs a paify-in so awful a crime. We
:quote
"Slain bad put him on the side of the
South. He had heard it preached in church
that the curse of God was upon the Blames,
for they Were 'turned black. He always
bated the niggers, and felt that they should
be kept in ignorance."
Negrophobia is a common characterititic
wicked and degraded natures in
' - country; '`and that .spirit which
would deny a, negro a vote, merely
becalm ha La a negro, is the same in
hind, however it may differ in degree, [ram
' that Which drove A.TZEILOTT 4:0 crime and
r: tinting.
KENTUCKY ELECTION
• -
Oct Monday, Argued 721, the people of Kea
tueby elect a State Treasurer by general ticket.,
members of Congress, a Legislature. and a Ja
na of the Supreme Court for the Third Appel
11MDIstriett to fin sateaney caused. by the en.
mord of Adv. Bullltt. The candidata are •
Vara. Demeerafe.
Yon Garrard
suzalreaketnixa.
Valli= L. Neale, James M.
.
somr. on 00 troause.
1. C.D. Bradley, Trimble,
2. *Oeo. H. Yeamau, B. C. Bitter.
3..1. Et. Lowry, *Henry Orldes,
4. Marlon C. Taylor, *Aaron Hard/eg,
s..LovellM.lkrusseart, *Robert Mallory,
8. Green Clay &filth, A: H. Ward,
7. efited.B. Try. Gal. S. Ghardaia,
8. Wm. M. Mandell,
9. Samuel McKee, J. Smith Mutt.
*Memibera of Mat Congress.
At the eleigan 1863, Mew'. Gelder, Har
ding and Mating were chosen. on the Ihtlon
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THE 1139to1AL "ELrilitAlT IN -Cos-
The New York Evening Pm, arguing
that there is na danger of Southern mem
bers, in any ease, having an untoward in
fluence In Congress, says of the House of
Representatives:
There are now one hundred and seventy
four members elect to that body, of whom
one hundred and forty-four are uncondi
tional loyalists, against thirty "conserva
tives" and "southern Bympathizerr" Ken
tucky and Nevada have yet to elect. Giv
ing the South six out of the nine members
from the former we shall have the following
result:
trolon member elect
Kimtuciry
Nevada ....1
Southern sympathizers elect 30
Kentucky 6
Full delegation from eleven rebel states-84
120
Net Union majority
It is difficult to see what "power" the
rebel States can wield In the next House,
even if they got there.
A change of fifteen votes to their side,
would by this calculation, give them the
majority; and on many important questions
such a change would not be improbable.
So small a margin is not enough for a re•
liable working majority. Besides should
- any further amendment of the Constitution
be necessary, these men would hold it in
their power to defeat anything that should
be proposed, a two-thirds majority being
required for the passage of such amend
ments.
Tux charges against Cot. BAxes, the
V. B. detective officer, well known for his
share in the pursuit of the assassins of Mr
Lincoln, seem to have been very much
exaggerated In the telegraphic report. It
tunes out that a number of bounty brokers
and reputed bounty jumpers, who were
arrested by Colonel Baker at Hoboken, on
the 11th of March, have entered waits
against that officer for false imprisonment
and assault and battery. Several affidavits,
it Is said, have been taken, but the subject
has not Vet been brought before the courts.
The statements thus far made are one sided,
and the case will probably assume a differ
ent aspect as soon as Colonel Baker is heard
in his own defence.
Fuose W ESTERS MEX ICO. —No t tb
sta.ading the late succeests of the Imperai
nits along the eastern frontier, they appear
to be losing ground in some places. The
New Orleans Picayune has intelligence that
the liberals are 'weeping everything before
them in the more western orate' of Mexico,
even down to the shores of the Pacific.
The withdrawal of the Imperial troops from
that direction to meet the more pressing
danger in New Leon, Coahuila and Tamaul
ipas, perhaps left the door open for them.
It is, also, probable that the large number
of Americans who have recently gone as
miners, colonists and adventurers to Chi
huahua, Sonora and Sinaloa have had some,
thingio do with it.
Elan.—Since the breaking up of the rebel
armies many of the dioraissed military officers
find themselves destitute of the means of sn;..
port. Thousands of them, before the war, were
supported In idleness by the labor of slaves; bet
the rebellion having deprived them of that sup•
port, and having no weal occupation, never
having labored, and having been educated to re
gard labor as fit on ly for slaves, they are In a
bad way. In this dilemma many of them have
banded themselves together to get, by plunder,
that which they scorn to earn by honorable toil,
but which they cannotdo without. The old and
Inexorable law, "in the sweat of th: - face dusk
thou eat bread," has come home to them at lash
although for a while they scented to have abro
gated it.
Wendell Phillips on Reconstruction.
To the Editors of the Boston Daily Athrertiter:—
one principle of reconstruction has been
unanimously assented to on both sides of
Mason and Dixon's line, namely, that the
people of no heretofore slave State shall be
invested with the rights of membership and
representation in the government of the
United States without the recognition In its
constitution of the abolition of slavery.
This Is not a voluntary act on the part of all
the rebel States at least, if it is of any one.
It is a condition prescribed and enforced
upon them. Whether it is put upon the
ground assumed by Ms. Dana in his address
at the recent meeting in Fanenil Hall, that
the rebellion has been a war sui ganeris re
suiting in conquest and not a mere insurrec
tion and its suppression,—or put upon the
the ground that by the illegality and vio
lence of the acts of those States from that
of secession downwards, each of them has
reduced Itself to a condition of absolute an
archy, without any legal recognizable po
litical organism, until a resuscitation by act
of Congress—ls immaterial. In one of these
ways the heretofore rebels are now in a state
of political catalepsy. This is acknowl
edged by the inhabitants themselves, for
they apply for a reconstruction which ad
mits the tact—an unquestionable fact—of
previous aestructiorL And the United
States say to them, one absolute condition .
is the prior act of the abolition of slavery
and repeal of all the laws establishing, reg
ulating or recognizing such a thing as 'a
live human chattel.
This then is a claim on one side and ad
mission on the other, of a right on the part
of the United States to prescribe the terms
of reconstruction. If there is not such a
right under the present circumstances, then
it will follow that the inhabitants of any
State, under the implicitly reserved su
preme law of State rights, may declare war
against the U. States, or Join another nation
in a war against the United States, and fall
ing of success, may tura about, chose mem
bers of the Senate and House of Represen
tatives, and come and demand as of right an
admission into C Ingress; a pretedsion to)
extravagant to be asserted by the sturdiest
State rights and anarchy rights advocate,
outside of Virginia and South Carolina.
I conclude then that the United States
_ .
have a right under the present circumstan
ces, to prescribe the conditions of recon
struction. The case is not erptessly pro
vided for by the Constitution, for the rea
son perhaps, assis for the omission in
some ancient code to specify the punish
ment of parricide, that so attrocletts a
crime would never be committed. But the
case is not beyond the limits of the univer
sal law of reason, justice and prudence, and
we may add fraternity, which forbid vindic
tiveness, but enjoin • security for the fn.
turn."' W. P.
Tiru cholera is said to have appeared in
Asia wino be moving steadily westward.
The. Zondon Telegraph of the 22'd of Jane
says the last Red Sea news brought word
that Mecca and Medina are vast Lazar hou
ses Of cholera smitten victims, the pilgrims
perishing all along the road to the shrines
from Jedda and the southern porta, and
Sheiks who had come to kiss the Kaaba
turning back in horror, with their trains,' to
succumb In tents and houses where they
had shut themselves up. Already Egypt
has been reached, and .the Wight) there are
perishing by thousands; so much so that
the Italian and French harbors are shut
againit vessels from Alexandria.
ATonal-Liu= Itavurw. —L novel and
beautiful military apectacle was witnessed
on th e eve of the Bd, near Fairfax Semina
ry, by s large concourse of soldiers and div-
Siena. A grand torchlight review of tha
troops of•.Bartlett'a division, formerly
f a
Twentleth'Corpa, was held, the men -
lag only bayonets; in all Of which ,
burning candles. - The offeinas the I:
went.through *aeonso•ltt
and intricatn
tionations decidedly ,dramatfq; and tb •
light parades promise to Wall the ram
among= ntilitaff_fdendaoyer the it 0--
Wash. Car £ 4,". Zenist,. ~
AXan i MI 'l' 1J on foot. wiiikei.G . 0`
Pollock at the Hof it, to wand& a '
for disabled lola** wail* Ti
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d a red ac rat dflapd - at eatable ~
for 4 1 7 ajanitatzsoirs.
with *echo° ,
where eke *Te , 0/110,1ine '
atabledationkloYSto c 04041 . 4 4 auk
- Luanlarawr Minna t
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' - VEIN% rrEllia.
Great preparations were being made for
the forthcoming commercial--coosautioa
Detroit on the Bth, bat none of the dele
gates have arrived yet. The Portland del-.
egatian are expected to-night, and the Can
adians on Monday night All the cities of
Canada will have large delegations, deter•
mined to carry oat their measures in favor
of a reciprocity. Thia Is the grand ques
tion of the convention, but the Niagara
Falls canal; enlargement of the Erie canal,
and the tariff question, wilt attract eonsid
erab a attention here. There le a strong
clique in favor of reciprocity, but the bulk
of the people are opposed to having any
more commercial treaties with the Ottnadaa.
TIM internal revenue returns of the Bee,
ond Congresalonal District of Ohio, (the
western district of Cincinnati and Hamilton
county,) WIC?, were about $200,000. In
1863, the sum ct..s over $BOO,OOO. In 1861,
(just made out) the amount to a little over
$1,000,000.
BALTINWILE AND 01110 RAILIIOAD.—This
company will commence locating the branch
from Washington to Point of Rocks on
Itionday next. Richard Randolph, Esq.,
will have charge of the survey. The
length of the road will be about forty miles.
Alexandria Journal
AWASH:MOTO/I dispatch says: The Middle
Division hasbeen abolished, and the Middle
Department fa organized. It comprises the
States of Pennsylvania, Maryland, Dela
ware, and West Virginia, with General Han
cock as Commander, and Baltimore as his
headquarters.
THE town of Franklin, Louisiana, was
recently sacked by a party of freebooters,
and five United States Treasury agents,
who went into the intenor of the counfry
in search of Rebel Cotton, are supposul to
have been murdered by them.
W user FRAIIDEL —The Secretary of the
Treasury, with a view to see if he can not
prevent some of thefrands in whiskey, &c.,
has ordered the appointment of an addi
tion, 1 Assessor in each revenue district
where t ere is a distillery,
DATA 911ffidellt has been received at the
Internal Revenue Bureau to show the In•
ternal Revenue for WE year. It will reach
over two hundred and ninety millions of
dollars.
SEVERAL released rebel officers who have
returned to Maryland; have been indicted
and arrested for treason against that State.
A BEMILARIOUS, though unsuccossful,t
tempt was made on Friday night last to rob
the county Treasury at Columbus, Ohio.
SEVERAL large and highly promising oil
springs have been discovered near thatiouth
PaEs and-in the vicinity of Fort Bridger.
IT has cost a distillery firm at Peoria,
111., over 15.300,000 W try to cheat in their
income returns.
DON PEDRO CANDANIO has /List died at
Lima, leaving a fortune of £6,000,000 ster
ling.
'., nu midges are doing great injury to the
Canadian wheat crop.
DI pi s
Llama Prrnierrnan Gas Goserhar,
Jut,. lEWL
DIVIDEND.—THE TRUSTERS IF
TILE PITTSBURGH Chkg UOMPAITY hare
this day dowered a dividend out oftlie_prents of
the ilosepany of THREE DOLL
nw9 PER
SHARE of the °spits' Stook. OsYshlo forthwith
to the Stockholders or thalr legal reymentatired,
at .he office in the Oompany.
jyilistd 182 LES R. MUSTY, Treasurer.
DIVIDPIID-THS BTOCKHOLDRIIS
OF MB PEITSBIIE.GIi
NATIONAL BANE OF COMMON
are hereby nodded that the Directors hays this
day decimal a dividend of FIVE PER CANT. on
the Capital Stock, oat of the earnings for the
FIVE - MONTHS THE BANK HAS BEEN IX
OPERATION. payable forthwith, free of tax.
iNIRt S. H HILL, Cashion
Edsacu.a7r7a a ataxi-suncitana Nvest. Baca,i
Prprapeaon, July LA, laG5.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HA
tilts day declared a Dlridaad of
fal-lr. Per C/CMLO•
on the old capital stock, out of the profits of th
Last Mx months, fore of.U. r% Ts.
lytlalrd JOHN SCOTT. J n . Cashier.
DIV /1-1 E 1 44
ALLIIGMMT NATIO:U.I. Baez,
J tar 3t, ISO
The Board of Directors have tide day declared
elv.dend of FIVE MEII CILNT. (free 01 tax) o
the Capital Stock, out of the prate of the I
tt.e ecootha, payable 012 and after [lto-tam tad.
lyClotal J. W. COOll, (lathier.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Genoa op Peort.aa' lascraanch On, /
PlTTenotto [I, July Id,
The Prestient and Ifirect.ors of We Comparkll
have thie day declared a ca•tidirldpad of FIVE
DOLLARS PER SHARE. Irve of tal...out of
the proofa of the r. yr. six months, psys%le on and
otter the loth that
hatvad WEL F. GARDNER, gacrotary
XEPV aDrziaTIEI
RENT—A STORE RO)M on Wylie
,atrwt in good location, with counter, Wm:dying,
Gtr will be leased to April tat, ISM
11 12 S. CIUTLIBEHT is SUNS, it Matte St_
110 C ERY bTOHE AND DWELLING
tiUUS2'—ln Aregheny City for sole: Two.
tory from. nouso and 10l of ground. Apply o
B - 12 E. CUTHBERT la SUNS Ot Morket St
EW HARNESS AT AUCTION.—
A , On I lIMISPAT, lath Inst.. at it A sr., at
hlasonte Ball auction House,6s Filth street, will
setts Rear Double and Slagleßeergy Harness.
./Yr2 T. A. I.LAN I Aortlaneer.
SILVER
t. G pu Lot:lEi 13
ut
6. T . A p it, , CE a L t. — .. K n inft .
one pound ',inners ` to r t
mily use, amen on hand
and ior all wholesale or ret ail , at the Family
Grocery Store of
' JOHN A. 13.M.ISRAIA.
la C. BLAIR'S LIQUID 11Z.N.NETT.
Al • —lbe purest sal best to the market far
making in • fear moments ella, Junket and Fru.
gol•c, cheep and wholesome summer o.2.2serts. A
large !manly just received and for sale by the
ch.aen vi at retell, by
• SOHN A. SENtiIIAW,
jyl2 corner Liberty and Hand streets.
`IIEBH LOBITTISR AND SALMON.—
Put up in one and two pound CUM, llmmetl•
e.tly tested; also Spitted and Fresh Oysters, for
euzle by the dozen or single min el ths Faintly Oro
eery Store of
JOHN A HENISHAW,
corner Liberty sad Head streets.
TOBACCO AT ,A.T.ICTION.—WW
on TEIURSDAVDIORNING. lath lost be sold ,
It
o'clock, at Dimwits - Hail Ahation Rowe, hi Filth
Mar t,
caddies Prime Navy Tobacoo;
II " " Baltimore Spur Roll;
ya
3 butts Dark
A. Atem...ELL.A.ND, erect jyl2
VIIRNITIIRZ AT ACTION.—ON
IHIIHHDAT MORNING, 12tb last, t 10
o'slosk, at Masonic Hall Auction HOW*, hh Fifth
streets, will be sold • quantity of Household Pur
l:o.om 2 wardrobes, If yeah stands, chairs, boct.
grads, 2 Oboe and 1 - parlor noses; also two coon
ter.
if V T. A. bieCHIALLAND, Auctioneer.
WHITE & AIXBANDER
BUILDERS AHD CONTRAMOBS.
Having Lately Removed
TO 169 and 171 LEACOCH mum
ZLI-1•06-13.C.13:Sr Oily.
they t cready to fornlck all WO anstarner• and
War. generally With FLOURING nuLaus,
rircrcß, DOORS FRAMM VENITLILN and
PANEL SR MOMDINGS and OIL
TANKS made
Br
urd constantly OD
.to. Scroll Styr Leg and Bracket. lintahed °ampler.
p2oamd
DEISM BLACK,
Iwo O !tang large wortment at
MOWING MACHINES,
mr.wmainemi Vie•
Straw Mere, Scythes and HaLnakes,
B'o. 28 and 80 OHIO 812t11:1.
4 LIZEGELEETT
SUPERIOR
OIL ENGINES.
We ere contracting, and will keep on •
superior nylis of
CMG 1113,T43-11WEI
Either a Common or Tubular Boiler.
V* turtle ladles Deeding events tottake pop
dote tomilt.aml see Um:4w • • at Flll2, fuld
NIS A our Olt star Works,
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ESTRA.Y.—TAIsLN UP ON MUD JAY
A SMALL BROWN DABS MASS,
mutt' a white star on her forehead. The owner Is
requestod to corm Lomond. Proee At 2. ) 0,1 41., , a ,
_y charge., otherwise she will be sold on nAT.
551.1551A.T, the 16th Lust., at 5 o'clock, at Allteue
Llbery Statue, on Fourth street.
jyl2 . .4td SAMUEL LONG. Tar( of Pollee.
CoseraOttan`e Orme.,
CIT . ( or CI.LLSG4II/E7Y, July it 1955.
SEALED PROPOBALS (roldres.iiia
the Committee on City Property) w.. 1 ho rA-
Geri Ted at tills once until THURSDAY 20t% IA C.,
incitudre, for painting, manila and
the wood worir of the main door of ths • I,T Han
la Mailer style with the ,'orrtroiler's
By direetion of i'aitmeils.
jildStri R. B. FRANCIS, city con:rniier.
MASONIC HALL.
Wednesday Evening, July 12th,
BLYTHE MEMORIAL BENEFIT,
& lost of Volunteer Tatent.
Ticke , , at all Music and dr , Stores. Doors
open et t o•cloca.
kntertainment commences at quart, to sight
o'clock. italeasc
HOU BE
FOR RENT
The lease of that modern built and centrally 10.
died lour story dwelling, No. 1 Ht cock sheet,
•orner Duquesne Way, well adapted for
together with the Brussels and korr , th tJeroettell
and handsome iventture, will be sold ou Imm.
Wei terms.
Apply for putlcOlers to
B. B. BRYAN, Broker
jyra 69 POIIRTH ST., (Burk... /3.11,11. t
BOOr: 8
AT REDUCED PRICES
DAVIS, CLABBE & CO.,
88 "CV' co ca cl r 3 11) x- co. at,
are now offering their largootoek of MlseolLanontir
Book• at an Important amount
C ,, rreoPooneoce with parties at a Molar...so
licited
EVERY VARIETY OF
I, Fancy Dress Goods!
WHITE. 8F.E.A013
cs a=a. C} AND Y.
- : 1! jyrkitd IL FIFTH: ST.
THE GOLD REGIONS OF IDAHO I
I than Wave Plttsbtnit, to a (Mr amnion, for
DENVER CITY, IDA.IIO. Paresoe welling to
go to Idaho, will mud, one of tho bettoppoltunitles ,
en; offered for a
PLE &SANT TRIP
TO TTiB
Good Spring (Covered) Wagons
and tent. for camping out Everything will be to
oomplete order. A few nuore paaeengere will be
taken for
$125, INCLUDIETG BOARD
Apply at mod to
G. WASUINOTON BROWN,
at the °Moe of 111060. Phelps, Pork 6.00., No, 6
zet. Mar street, Pltteborih, P., of addresat P. 0.
Box =O, Allegheny City, Pa. jyttaml
p ROC LAILIATION.—CI rN or l'irrs
.• or Idurt, so: In accordance with the pr 0.1111003
of an Act of the Um:tend dueruhly or the Com.
mouwealth of Penansyleuda, prov,dine for the in
corporation of the vity of PittaSurgh, and of the
V. , 1008 supplecom..ts to said act. I. LOW
RY, Jo, Mayor of said city, do issue this my
proclamation, that on the THIRD FRIDAY IN
Jl. LT, A. It., IMO, Winn the net day of the month,
the freemen of the NINTH WAHL' of gain city
qualified to vote for members of the Honse of
Representatives of this Commonwealth. will meet
at the Public, School Hong to said ward and Moot
by Dal nt 0.0 pergola as • member of Sales: Orman
ell to 011 . vacancy oussiono. by CU realgaatlo2l
of JA hi Ezt B. 'MUM".
Given under my band sod the seal of the said
city of Pittaburgtk, this 10th day of July, A.D.
lECA
TN THE COURT OF QUART/ER SR&
A SIONS of 6.lltsheny (Yount}, In the =augur
o Oth
vat s
seattngPlue of part of Spruce Alley, in the
,
find now, to- t wit, June June •.kth, 18"3, the petition of
divers freeholders and citizens of the Ninth Ward
aforesaid, to vacate Spruce Miwy, betensenflarrell
an] Wax , ns streets, having been promoted and
read In open Ooort, the °eon grant • rule upaa
101 interested to show canto why the prayer of the
petitioners should not be granted, providal no ed.
reptlons are fded within four vexes from thU
data Notice of saki rule to be published twine a
!h for four weeks to the Pu
BY THE üburgh Dog, Gerseaa.
.001.152.
Jeicler..2tawd
ram the ll+ cord.
OFTIOE OF TUE
ocerreout.es ALLeoIUDIT UourearY. Pt..,
Prrreauton. July dth, PRA.
TO CONTRAOTORS.--SRALED PRO
-. poseLsvui be received at this onine. csatil
inclualve, for Ms. Idlng the foUoasi•ii
bey bridges : One over Bull Creels on the line be.
tweet t awn and West Dees Toarnahlas, on the
road leading from.M.Ulercown to.the tuttanstint
Road. and one over Thompson's Run at Pollock'.
Church, or. the fine between Villa., and Patton
Townships.
Plans and specifications can to seen on applies.
tion.
•
By direction of County Oemmisaloneta.
HE LAMBERT,
Controller.
I=7l
NOTICE TO
BRIDGE BUILDERS
Neushvilla Smq*=ianßridge tabeßebnilt
SEALED PROPOSALS will be misdeed until
the lath day of July next, the Chico of the TEN.
ICESSEE FIRE AND amiirit; INSURANOE
COMPANY for furnishing_ materiels mid roma
stioctltrg the Suspensi o n Bridge senses Cumber
land river at Nashville, Tenn., owned by the Broad
Street Bridge (Jompany. Person. 'asking bide for
at. work, will he required to submit plunk with
areelfluticrin comp
an lete ; tor the work to be doe.
he stone piers d abutments ale odreedy
and but lithe damaged, wad large quantity a
the irons taken from the old bridge has beim pre•
wriest, whinh may be need maim
By order of the Bosrd.
A. W. BUTLER, Seel and Treasurer,
NISHVILLI, Jane It. le2oload
STEAD, & BAILEY, STOCK BROKERS,
The liankezi and Wolters Board having adopted
the foLlowlus
RATES OF COMMISSION
we win be governed thereby from this date :
btoetre sellurg :MP mad ardlar, 2 cents per shwa
do. do. OS and up to 125, I per dont.
do. de. 1125 do. eidd, 22e eirm
dr. do. 11:01 mod over. di Per
X, °TICE TO OONTRACTOREL—Pro-
A. , pewits for the gridteg. paving end setting
with magnolia of Magee street, from Pommies.
WM *venue to Gibbon street; of Fsetory s treet
horn Mae street to the Allegheny Eileen of Towite
end street, (tom Wylie street to Webster street;
of Peltier/ Lane, from Lo nn street to Fulton
street; al., proposals for the 00$11,111/etiOD of .
Public Sewer on ronitsylvmibt !Leanne ad the
extension of Sidegtss street will -be rewired et
the °Mee of the undersigned, In the Muriel Build.
lug, until THIIIISDAY EVY.IiTING, July Is, MS.
For further partieulers apply to
0/ 1 / 1 21,1eSS ItElt 111SPFARR, •
I Recording Regulator.
WOMMED SOLDIERS IN BITTER
The Filet or Second Three Yea Service
can receive the full bounty the lama U If they
bad rei roc the lull tram ni entht own: by A coiling
1.1 upon T. WALTER ,
Solicitor for Etotuitlee, Pensions sad Pay.
Igo 103 FIFTII STREET, third door belOtruie
Oattadrei. Jy'u
COUNTRY BRAT FUR S.S.I.E—Oon-
Carobs six sere& all order lease wrof sal m.
tton. TOs baprolomorats ass s two story trams
bowel Wllll firs rooms; also s rottigs boast=
two MIMS irsolillsza stable sod cartisgs
saloratrig ;worm Underbid soal.
wfioli Sid to Emit la gnat Imlay spa
salsotteas. Alto &Imp assortment of smW r .
sitootoo I mon p
ants f
' afar Maw
oflo ants from the • kr to
• : .l • . AS. 00.
ratoprED OA THE MST:BIDS OF
. 11 - 7 the Allethelspe Atteeel, Oil the ainittlarr o f oth
at OLIVOit liar' :1
8 0 04 '
tentelnlna shard en 07.11 (huh= tt ma a
trialTtc. ft hr, h o , wl?tir ►
aerie With IQ. Joarli sear= firm
Lawrenceville. Re questions mar/.
N=TO, CONTRA.. $ .$ 14 1 0;- -• I •
vititattostateattAreis nOtifu 'ia ,l
Wiluthur 11:401 •
alga lillaptillegl a =
azzaaseiesa,
liPsta aeeordia[Y•
Alithaterf art
-rE fir .1111 - f: TIS IgoVE-JrT S
1117 ELS, RASO 1 - Edi e.c . CO.,
B 0 0 K
EP yl2 lllF;ll'=Copying Ink
l
FON THE HOT SEASON
Another Invoice of those Desirable
JAMES LOWET..).*
Mayor of Plttabtuigh,
W 111.11.1319 HALLS"
Stationers Black Book Xakers,
131NDERS,
SD Wirtia. Ltro et.
TATIONL 1.1 OF LIEU" DESCEPTIO,
EKLL9 WHITING• FLl7lrt,
J 1 bT RECEIVED THIS DAY
BLACK AldiP ACCA SACKS,
All Sizts, Best Quallty, Prices Low
GRAY, POSICIF.L & RESE
Da- oro b. co, ra It .1. et, I. Icor ta ,
62 'FIETAI STREET,
I=l
ii UM PH E Y ' HOMED PATH 10
sPEell - ru: nave proved. rrdur titre most am
de experience. an entire sumac, *tropic, eraeleilt
and reliable. Tire} nr. , the amp medicines perfect,
It adapted to popular urre--e,r el epic that mistakes
-annul be 11.421 a using then err harrnives ae to
no free Irma (angel, and so erecters& 011 to be al
rape rehab.
Np. 1. cane Fevers, l'ocarot.oan, 1,14:nu.
1. " Worm.. Worm
I one
" crying Celle. or Welling of In-
• nlarrbmw of adlora• or ...Volt. 25
b. '• DY.e.olory. urt to low
Gone . 15
5. " Cholera lloirbus Nausea 15
" Cough., Colds, FirLashitts 25
ess2s•ls2lss. Toothache. Fsoesciis 25
5. " Kileadakehets, SIGs Headaches.— 25
" Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach.— 25
1. 0 Fivppreaftecl. scanty and pato-
NI periods 25
12. " Lueverrtsem. or Whites
IS, 4 II
Li ite.o.l. Sorlll cough 10
14. ." -54.111 byan". Erystrelaa Romp.
Coes _ MS
t 5. • Illneuntalitam, all Rheumatic
paths M
IR • Fever and Arne, Chili Fever CM
It • Plies. ‘111612111 or extern.' co
oEt, • Upbeatimy, core, inliamed eyet.. SI
U. • Catarrh, &num or ehronle,in2M.
SIMS SO
iti, • Whooping Coital., apartucalio
toughs lit •
ri.. *album. oporemed 50
O. " Sag Di•ellargeo, impaired
hearing 50
a • Scrofula, enlarged glands no
100, • General Debility. playanol
wroltrusa 4. 60
24 " Drees." .04 .....ty Secretions—. 50
ins • DVS Richness, or Meknes, from
riding bo
ir I. . Sidney Illoenoe. Gravel 50
IS • ServonaDebilltr. ambled CO
uniasions, throb:WWl dis. Co
charge§ 11l
a • Sore Mouth. or lianher
. Ortasa7lueosithumers.
U. • Put Periods. mma with 50
poem,
° at (711.40 of L11..._.i" 0
VA. 0 Zpilersj o Spasms, St. Vito&
Woos
. Di=pits, Uleersted Sore
Omace of AS eta/s, morocco case and book
couplets 110 06
Case of SS large male, In morocco and book. aOO
Case of 20 large Mel., wain cum and h00k... 6co
Case of 16 Dom (Nos. I to IS) And book CO
Phase remotes, by the case or Bogie box, are
sent be any part of tbo obtibtry, by mall or
we& free 01 shaskiron receipt of orlon. Address
IICIAPIISYYS , SPECIFIC HOMEOPALTIYIU
IS MINIMS 00., oartee end de t, No. f4l Broad-
way, New York. Foe salt by en medicine dealer.
WC. WITX.OINCia%T.
Wholesale Agunt, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dr. Humphreys Is consulted Sally at his anise,
rarsonatty or by Latzer, As oboes, foe all toms of
Jylo:lyd
CHILDREN'S SHOES
IN EVERY VARIETY
All Sizes and Prices.
McCLELLIBIt'S AUCTIOX HOUSE,
Oa IPlietl3L 191ta-c.ot.
OIL LEASE&
OIL, L-EASES
can be bed on the moat favorable Wenn n lets of
(our or dye ran, on Whitely theak, near the glow
ing Well Warms) earnab /eat 'boak by the
Standard OD Oompany, of Pittsburgh. Apply to
Jet STEEL ft BAILEY, Wllklns Kan.
HEMAPANICA, (BLOOD CDR& )
A-1 AL
most remarkable ertlele and positive mire
for !Anton LA, RHEMEATL9II, NEVRAI,
01A, DYSPEPSIA. ME, PIMPLES, and sI
disease. 01 the SKIN.
As • Tombs, It revives the appetite, pa:Yeats d
section .red wholly restores the physlul streueth
sno It emu, but a trial to prove It. virtues.
For sale by
SIMON JOHIUMON. Dre&rlst.
earner Smithfield nob Fourth amt.
LEAD
PIPE ABM SHEET LEAD
L FAt. PIPE of ell Mae, sad thigicomea.
Stl Err LEAD at any thicAncu on hand snit
made to.oraer, by
ALEXANDER GORDON, Agent,
CommfaLLoa Idetohnot, No. 102 Second street,
jelenntd
,4TEIII:4i BAILEY,
stock Brokers and Realitate
Stocks bought and odd mai
...
ass-ctn.., wururrs H Al.l
TO MILLERS.—WE HAVE SEVERAL
piooes of
Du Four d: Co.to Celebrated AZICh..23 Dolt-
Lng. Cloths,
1 sb M las than Naar York price&
J. B. LIOIIETP & 00.,-
001.1 City Mak. LibentY 81.4.
NOTICE.-I RESPECTFULLY AN
POUNUE to toy Irieods-and former onstorarea
that 1 shall continue to carry no the LIVIIBY
AND UNDERTAKING BUSINESS,' nest door
above the old eland, formerly oemtpled Rodsmse
& Thorn. I will be happy to receive the pttrothse
so liberally bestowed Op former oecuslOns, sad can
Ruttish Livery of all hinds on the rhartnat Imam
ielnrind S. K. EnleilluS
GerNEte.t,
Draught:in Office and Patent Agency
No, 12 ST. CLAM STREET, mar B%mm:dim
Etridgn. •
R. P.GEBIEMBRE, Olvl Bagman.
Itsaidents N. 14 Say stroll.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
A. theta will be a meettny at the °Mos of Cherry
Ifuo Central CU Company, an the corner of Flfth
and Wood streets, second or on MoNDAY, Old
IMO day of July 1866, of the Stockbolden of the
VENANOO UNION OIL COMPANY for' the
names of organtung Bald Company, by the
lion of °Mears, under the Act of Assembly of 68t h
July, INA Je2a
FOR RAZE.
OMB FIVE YEAS OLD MARE,
PeOM under saddle; trots In harness. Inqn ab
Na 83$ LIBERTY STHEEr
JORDAN, HOLLUMEB tg, qa
FLNIEL AND LOAN
nu, Mown Reticule Beaketa, Idofacao T4velo
Ins Sambald and Sam Umbrellas, In every variety
Tar/di malty StonkNo. tat Mackie 6t.
frI4I24ITY COLLEGE. /14/ITFORD,
COAN.—Tb•Chrlitmat Term begins
TutrusDAT, dVQVHT att.
OugUiUdot tar Ituatthitlonattamttettisbi7
1" 5 '
Coy
, thottlaw .A . •
6itBoo/ !188I1tG1 , • h r . .c ,
UMW BALLS AND BANS for tale lo
17$ JADED DOWD, IN Woodoteart
..T.EI I I - 411VE117 ME-MEAT&
psuße.NcE.
CBE IMURANCE COMPANY,
0 f
_Pittsburgh.
OFFICE. 57 FOURTH STREET,
MLA4' IL PE'S ni ()CIL Pr... Meet.
JOHN F. JENNINGS, "le. p r ,,,,iti m m.
THONLIN GRAHAM. Secretary.
CAPT R. S. GRACE, Agent,
(late IS.S.l.napector of Steamers )
INSURES AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
Imam ateamboataS and Cargoes.
011 to 'mutt per rail to Philadeloble, Near
York, kn., kielo.ed at low rates.
Policies lessee un the most favorable term.
ISAAC N PENNOOK,Preeldont.
'WIN F. JENNINGS, Vtae President.
11 . 01i.8 1 11 1 .7in g ,
John Steven.on,
Wm. Fi. Fonyth,
w
A lesmuier Ohambolo.
, W ORTIIY OF NOTICE
Wheeler & Wilson
SEWING BIACHINE
was ew girded the fret prlse—a brae alive
medal—et the Internstloeel Jeow, held
as !fettle, Presets, a fee wefts elr..
'ea the beat Deems, madams for all °rill-
I nary turposea"—lforae Joismed..hote Zeth
TPB WIIIEIEIL & WILFON
Lock Stitch Sewing Alachtties,,
teeel• ed the higheat peels:Ames at Met
Ives , . I hterostional Erllhttlorte, et •
PARTS, resume ....... ....... —•— 1 est.
EA,NDUN Enelatol ISM, •
h , •10 Nstlurta, ?room. Imes,
Where ell the :le win; DI ••eh Ives of hurooel
toad' Aroerl ea were to ewe petition.
Wholesale and Retail sde. 'loom,
Att 17 Fifth Btree linttsbutglt
B. P. CALRFEITTES,
.Irae Slade Agent.
pUBLIBIISD TO-DAY
OIL REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA,
With flaps and Charts,
rimming the Allegheny River from Prttrberrgh to
Warren, MS miles.
OIL CREEK 411 D rra BRAIICHE%
PM:IOLE CREEK,
CHERRY RUN,
ORERRY TREE RUN,
STEWARDS RUN,
OVII,BURTSOIrS RUN
►nd otter Creeks, R.`tsr►, LlanEl, tr . 6,0 . wt.
oared.
PRICE
JOHN P. HITNT, Publisher,
611 PITTS e... ML&SONIC HALL
Ear Sent by Mum past on receipt of the pd.. ,
JO
ONLY 15 GENTS.
COMPLETE YOUR VOLUMES!
HAMPLIIg , MAGAZINES.
ATLANTIC MONTULT.
lloDEV's LA.DVS StXML
4 rii4 411 Ott*. r Magazines
ONLY to CENTS.
ONLY to CENTS.
ONLY 15 GENTS.
coo. early, below t g are all gone, at
OPPOSITE TEE POST OFFICE.
VULCAN COAL YARD,
ROBERT DALZE IA
Oats rdJotnbar Mao2drup Sbop a the PlZta
ball/toad Oonnellmvilts Ballros4 Company.
Boa Youghiogheny ?wily Coal and Nat Coal
ALWAYS ON RAND
OIAL DELIVERED AT MORT TIOTICI
Leave your erCas at. THE OFFICIO,. A. W
SON'S ik CO., Roar Street, or st ME OA Zl, - TTL
(JYTICE, filth .creel. ).931
A N ORDINANCE providing for the In
-t-t- BUM.. of City Property.
Be it erdolned end enweed by Me Mayer, ALL
dermen and eiriztsa of Pthrborye, In Select and
Common Councils •wentiden, end U is &reel/enacted Op
of in. , Tina from and after the pee
1= num
tiers ordinance It shall be the duty of the
City Controller to the that the several buildings
owned by the city are properly tnsuretit sad that he
Ls hereby authcrized to have the same Inured to
such an amount, and in such oateei or companies,
so he AIM the Finance Committee maythmic best
for the intaresta of the city; and he, the said Con.
troller, is hereby authorized to certify, fronationt
to time, a warrant or warrants on the Treasury
for such stun or Bums as may be neeeszary to pay
the premiums upon the polleP• whim; may.hole
sued by any insurance Company or companies
upon bulhllna owned by the city, and Insured ae.
cording to the authority contained in this ordi
nance
Ordained and enacted Into a law the =I; day of
June, LBW
.4021 /41r KALIL
Atteet: E. S. Monnow,
Clerk of Select Council:
TIIOMAS STEFL.
President of CommoskkoinalL
Attest: HUM MeMsorn,
Clerk of Common Council.
.tyloltd
aa cK=lllll
bitrkta&Y
ED CrildZE •
W. P. ICEURRAY, Prealdeat.
J. H. LIDAY. Secretary Ana Demme.
The Company writs in no ■lmpie a form annterm
ing righticeeven sere. and forty-Befe perclom.
tad on Brevort Run (a tributary. to Cherry Rum)
and lying between Cherry Run mulOtiCreek.
Twenty-right lenses hero already been made to
responsible peptise, among bom will be found
the names of some of the allariand nee tetwessefo
speraters on the thee..
The WILLe tract will aceozontodate (rent 1.% to TOO
well This form to surroanded by foes• et the
most celebrated oil prod oollut lams, on Oil Cheek
mid Cherry Run, and is in one proximity to the
"Reed" and '•Mooring" Wells. and &mot one
mile from the Walnut Bend Wall.
The Compa►7 ofera► limited number or abuse
at the subacription price,
SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS PER SHARE.
Mope of the proi?orsy, t og ether with all informa
tion regarding the property apd orgentastlon of
the Company cant* obtained si the °aloe of
03336 EL C BAIILAT, Ageorts,,
WILKIN3 LULL.
cuoicz
GERENUOVSE AND RODIN Pt. UT
At the csairian4 Greeniumea.
JNO. R. & A. MtJRDOOH.
•
nr- Oakland mad Dab Liberty trod'
tomGreenbowaum Ottotut ogootot.
.11w elTxoz
qua: —A
of MEETING OF THE
.. 10 ‘ steeilleel the . • .
J. a. LAU.EW3,
LEMMAS ISMI MILL 111711'ILSILIZOLD( 00.
=IC ial W?L , DdillEttjjLtal . Itt
othee ot the tiosepeimet that Depot, Swi=
W eleettaireht end Beata 01.
tot the eathlai yea.
- Wffi. SULEBRAWA Pteeldent.
r PHILIDStip
on. orninuurr.—N°tu. hereby van
4lislithasibeetAasodo tlilitlPP 43,Bl4 "
C 41 1 9 54 VII be sag payawgx,ot :olis
nu moot rtpx carsoptarr, isel • • ,•
at tbs Atm of the ComPlut7.lto. loll *cizi
OW FAVgaol.7%TtesSaise.
ITEITED
BUBA.E'S BUILDING
Sour of Wood Street and Virgin UR,
FISCAL A.GEterl" OP ME UNITED STATES
and SPECIAL AGENT of Jar Cooke, E. N. Astal
fox the sale of tale
PorELAB LOAN OF 'ME PEOPLE.
Sagrulel MoOluraso,
Jake HUI,
Thorn.. Donnelly,
H. W. Oliver, Jr.,
S. H. Hartman.
TE 6
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
Of Pitteburgh.l
Corner of hand, and Liberty Streets,
Boatel Agent. of Jay Cooks for the sate of
NEW SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
ILfe I. =telly the People , * Loan, end Is being
sheathed et the rate of shout five millions per day.
These bonds beer en tnterest of
Two aeaxatas Pear Dea3r
each hundred clonal., ant en eeovertlnte et mats.
My Int. TY. S. Five-Twenty Sin Per Coot 040
Bearing Brads.
Fall commissions will be allowed to Banks,
Beakers, and Broken, who Porch... for raorde.
C. EL ECICH3B, Cashier
myiSaml
PETERSON.
RE...1L1 MONTHLY
ART HU Rs.
DE-111JREST.
PITT Dcrs
I ADM; McAULEY,
caideot of Select Cloun , LL
rEi GREAT vest
to Jelin 111ardoerar4
lid.ot 6 S 114.1 HERS.
7-30 I. oEL n.
TIM NATIONAL BANE
Seven-Thirty Loan,
.: ~ :..
Only Loan in the Marks
CONVERTIBLE INTO
U. S. 6-20 13,10 Z PER CE.I
GOLD BEARING BONDS
i►'LlMrel Om=tutors almond to dealers
I. B. LIVINGSTON. Casblest
sob2P-Ad
TH 3
ITXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
0 f Pittsburgh.
Charterbd by they Capital iOrganiard imam
litaleof Pa., 1836.1 11,000,090.itiatu'1 Law 1565
Me Beak hes be designated .
DEPOSITARY
OY THY
United States Treasury,
and &wanted egret for the sale of the
7.040 Xe . .
Every faculty wUI be offered to Inverters as per.
ties puruhaohng for re-sole.
a W. IMMLAY, Cashier.
gia 9 rd
FOR tidLa.
003L1E, I_4A_A-]lol§l
FARMING PRICES!!
A Traci of 699 Acres of OR Territory
I=l
'ES OR :,•.••=
rfras HOROARTOWI4,
Wert vttnin a low adieu of Ma El.
and 13. a, 0. Raihowl, abounding In
COAL, IRON ORE, LIMESTONE
BURNING SPRINGS.
will be sold as a bargain. U APPLItti awn.
There are DLL WELLS being bored la the int.
modiste vicinity, vitt good prospocta of stmesse
No property in the etsrtor offers bettor proepeete
to enterprising (Al Companies.
Will be Sold in Pee. Title Indisputable
EL B. BRYAN, Broker,
No. Si FOURTH STREET.
SALE OF HARNESS AND SADDLES.
Cony QIIA.ETZHICUITICEOI Chmon, 1
DZPOT Olt WA/111.01 . 00,
P 7 MiIIINOTOII, D. 0.. July I, MI.
Samel on hand at tata depot, for sale, about
a,om seta of United Stales Hamm, col:Waling of
11.1 Single sets of land ham Harness,
31.4 . when! u "
9 . 1160 " " lead ma le
11,411 " wheel "
Cot" lead home Ambulance Herne.
1,411 " wheel
This harems has bees used In the public aerviae,
but is still serviceable for road sad farming pur
poses-
Sealed proposals sae Waned for its purcbanc, to
Ilia of too seta and upwards.
Proposals moat plathly state what kind of bar.
nem is old bar, whether wheel or lead, mule -or
home. sad for ambulance harnesa, whether wheel
of lead
Proposals are also invited for the purchase of
siveral thousand warn Saddles of venous pattern,,
In
and
of IM and upwards. Somples of harness
and saddles can be seen at the Government Mill,
In thin city, on application to Colcutel Charles a.
Tompkins, A..Q. M., corms of Twenty-second and
0 streets.
Proposals for the purchase of this harnets,
will be received at this office nail in M. TUES. ,
DAY, Acgust I, 1000, and should he endorsed "Pro
p.:eels for the Parthele of Harems," he.
Payment, at Government funds, mast be made
ce of e the proposal and prior to
Mflethreery of the
The undersigned reserves the debt to reject ail
proems"s which may be considered too low.
The ludo of harness at public auction &dm:I:WM
June PI M diseontinued.
The sale of wasp= and males It still going on,
&outstay to day. Purchaser s artalimi
SMOKES.ted to at , tend.
D. B.
Brevet Major Gen. mad Qjiiartermaster.
/PlirStilm
VEW GOODS.—WE ARE NOW RE
MMHG our Goods for
STmamer 'VVreaw,
welch we have bought aa the 40 , 765 t outlet prLoa,
sad loin be mate up al the lo west agoras to most
the wishes of our Woods sad the public. We
are also reoelving a lot of
FINB LINEN GOODS MADE UP
LED ♦ CRAM BZLICTIOI OP
First-MBl3 Furnishing Goods
=BY G, HA=
RorttAna earner Penn ao4 St. Malt streets.
mlataf
RISFRIGEBATORB,
ICE CHESTS, WATER COOLERS
Cream JF'reesere, Picnic Baskets
Jti reoelred sad for sale at
THE IMIISE FURNISHING REHM OP
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Manufacturers and Merchants
INSIMAIWCE COIIPANI',
Of Pittsburgh.
tllidM No. 67 RATER STURM
BIG A.LET'S RUILDEIG )
J. 1. BENNETT, President.
3. W. CHALFANT. Vlce Preddent.
WM. P. JONES, Seereta.ry.
MBES ABAISST LOSS BY FIRE
Insures Steamboats and Cargoes.
JAMES L BERTIETT, A. E. w . rw ... m . m .,
JACOB L. scrwe..arz,a.
LIS W. AIAII DICKEY
J. O BE JEBS T LUL ILLik'CIo Isvmu.s..n wAt k Es
m. W. WATSON, B. G. ursPairma.,
L. B. MeABOY izoarr wiLsori,
loamy A WEAVE:Et
My23l=d
INSUR.A.NC.S.
BUATMANS' FMB & DIAMNE
nsurance Company,
Offla : CORNER WOOD AND FIRST M.,
(Over People's Natioaal Bank.)
RICHARD 0 GRAY, Preirldemt.
DAVID 11. PADS, Vice PrealdenL
ROSEST karMIDI 1, Secretary
Will Insure Against all Kinds
FIRE AND MARINE RISK&
B. O. GRAY D. E. PARK,
JADES Ras T. M. ILAR m aON.
R. W. 0/.17 - El f,; hl.. JAME
HERBY LLOY JAMES IThIGRE,
Jour GRA FF, .TEII - II P. 8
N. J. BIOLEY, DA.V. GRAM%
F. H. GORDON.
my2A.DrA
FiSITRANCS.
EUREKA INSURANCE COMP/tiff,
Of Pittsburgh.
Office s Corner Water and Market Bts.,
(11,S.GALEr9 BUILDING.)
,11Fe. H. SHOENSEIIGEW, President.
W. U. NIELICH. Vice President.
IitOBJERT FINSET, Secretary,
WILL. MITRE AGAINST ALL KINDS
Marine and Fire Risks.
Dm:mom :
J. liL SHOENDEROEILf W. It WINIOR,
W. 3. ANDERSON B. J. ANDERSON, _
i i i
JADIES L BENNiTT, DI. W.BELTZROOVER
R. D. COCHRAN, J. A. OLI3OI3ST,
R. T. LEECH In., W. W. EILLSTIN
L R. PENNO6L, BYRON B. PAATEB-
L. D. MITI.
mystsonsad
j Mal 3 BOWR,
MANDY A.OTI:THER OF
la' OVI3D BORING TOOLS,
Sinking Oil, Salt and Other Wells,
No. 136 WOOD anuorr,
Tools warranted made of the veer teat SLIGO
AND LOW MOOR 12011.
WELL BORERS
Ntratabea AS
Zrcecnremest Coes.e73. 3Ehricoeuts.
with sure articles as are neorasary to sanded,
operations, slier
13MEn ELATOILETS,
S,
IgoaysTELS MES,
A
HANIZIS% vramcnies,
SHOVELS,
!WAS' I M i a,
.
Rope, Leather and Bum Belting,
all of watch I tare constantly In ■LOtl.
Jet:amdu
ADDY
~:I:FI~41F1:1~;IA:pi1;14:F.~
Gas and Steam Fitters,
80. 165 WOOD STREET,
(OPPOSITE FIRST ORD/10114)
pumps, Hydrants, Sheet Load,
LEAD PIPE, PIG & B&B LEAD
Plumbers' Materials in General,
OIL REJPIXERIE Et
Fitted Op in the Most Approved Style.
Tanks hued with lead or copper. Houses fitted
up wtth Water or Oa.
R. B.—All order, promptly stiAottoel tO,
REmovia,
WM : FARRELL &
Have Just Occupied their New and,
Capacious Warcroom and Factory,
No. 167 SIRITUFIELD STREET,
where they will maps and trotep an hand.
SHEET LED
LEAD A
FIFA
WATV/ 4 3,
OLS LND
STEAM 000 INS,
of every description. Orders coltaltaL.
S. o. sox 1073.
AVOW THIS DEBT AND 83105. z.
BROWNE% MILLE) MEOW MIPS ,
TAILOE,
Bade,
Tam leyaluarits atrips In aanuner
duds dart, sunia arid ado: Croat ati=ellra
Save yea: camati axkl 6 tram
eons and anneyanes of daps, au =ld rat.
dins mho. . .- ~
IS. aban
_llllOl pa eetaidatary =ad up top
'WRITE & , AL =a=lol4 No4llo mak VS L.
coakstrear, Allethany Cary the above Iltoquvus
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,
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Whobasais Dealars Ms
saw cork. anis, 'Goode
Ens nutria itine Ms WV'S and 0611 " D Z 64.
GOODS 0011 SUMMER AND.FALL
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PITTSBURGH, PA.
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