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sox =arm Ctrinixonaris
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luivitroas
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s ....mossansticsiol of ions s
I=3 013:E3Ecof auatign Towniktp.
egg (pi7bIELLSPiLLI : BA4LIIOAO.
.
We muiertatma that Judge Ontsat t oL the
Vnitedfitates Clircult - Couri. film PreParad
opOlottirettee,tsehibrated Courtellsvilleßall
sold CSK de4thitglio the act of AzPeln
bly&reiding that company of a portion, of
itlicitrinhisett,' and vesting them In the
ilioalhara-Pennsylowsla Railroad Company,
tot, ista*MtntionaL The opinion will be
seed Id tier:trial term of the Court to day.
Wa'shall tallish it at the earliest moment
P ra o4 l3 l e-- .
STRIKES
We bbserve that at the present time a
yymlieiof 'strikes among various classes of
workmen have taken place in different parts
oftles . ponntry: ' Generally strikes are espe
ellentirrry exPerialirsr to - these - who engage
In .in _mat instances costing more
than :they, collie to: If wages are lower
Wirt the rates , of profit will 'Lama, of, cam*
petition among employers will, soon cause
them to. rise ton fair amount, without the
WeCeitsity - uf the loss of time and derange
maid' brusineas relations which result from
ettikes. IP, on the other hand, wages are
not too ;ow as compared with the profits of
employers, no combination, among em
ployees,-can permanently raise them. It is
economically impossible that capitalists
should_psy more than will still allow them
a-profit on tueir products, and the attempt
of -strikers to force them above this limit
can at most only 4 ermse a suspension of bust
Mai.. In either case strikes ate impolitic.
• r.Esgecially is the present time unfavora
ble to the =cm of such attempts. The
end of the war has left an immense number
of men of all occupations to resume their old
pintas, and , those who endeavor to force
terms upon employers at this time, will fled
_their places filled by others, without having
elected any enhancement in the price of
COTTON
. The Cotton Supply Association of Man
theater, (England,) are still Pursuing their
labors to extend the culture of cotton to re
.. 103111 of the earth where it has not hitherto
been grown, and to improve the quality of
what is grawn In India, Egypt and other
'daces where qualities inferior to the Amer
-Ikan have long been produced. Of their
excess in India they do not speak encour
agingly; in Egypt they hope for better sue:
cestc' road are endeavoring to produce a gin
setter adapted to the cotton of Egypt than
any yet existing.
They express the hope that under the
free labor system Just inaugurated in the
Milted States something like the old sup
ply will be again realized, which we think
Very probable, although it is thought that
Joins Bora, will be oblired to pay a little
more for his cotton than when Crvvre had
to wait for nothing and subsist on little
atom than a peck of corn a week. More
over, Brother Jonathan will be likely to
work'up more of it him...lf than be did
in the slack old times when negroes did not
- charge for their labor, and when there
were no - -internal' taxes to pay into the
national treasury.
King Cotton. wanted to rule the worli
four-years ago, tint. he missed it; now he
wil.thave to pay txibute heavily for his au
dacity. .We go in for a judicious export
duty, just enough to keep a wholesome equl-
lihnum,between onx heavily taxed mum
' facturert and their Manchester competitors.
STATE SOVEREIGNTY.
ore'of a series or very able lettere pub.-
lished in the .Yational 111:e:iv:Ices, PAUL
hanntOßE discusses at great length the
- question Of State Sovereignty. We extract
only the following historiesl summary,
whicklt will be observed, fully sustains the
widen we took: a few days ago on the
.. game subject. Eke is speaking of the mo
mentous nroclamation, "That these United
Colonies are, and of right ought. to be,
Prep and Independent States."
This is Bo familiar to an American ma-
Aetna shnont,to mstdre as. apology for . Its
repetiticrn. But I have found it aecesiary
to retell there passages In order -to oak at-
tendon to three points presented by them,
Which I think worthy of notice.
1. That they affirm the cerement of thepee
-ifa to be the legitimate 'foundation of gov
ernment; qui the only authority competent
Acr'ilter the form AI government; an affir
mationwhlen imports simply that the sorer
• eignty of a nation resides only in the peopla.
2. That thlilleciaration was lashed to the
world,by_the.representstives la .that Con
. ' gross as as act, and in, the name, of "the
-good people of these colonies;" aid
8. That- to proclaiming the colonies
'thenceforth le - be , "free and , independent ;
&Wee," it does not assume to deecnbo;
'them as soceraio States, They_ were pro-
nohneed free "and independent of stay elle-
. glance or subjection to -the British Crown;,
but whether they' were to .be: Warm:ldea
,loveteigntira or 'integral parts of stature ,
nation, rested entirely, accardbag to the
prinelitiee faunal ty lend • down . in this tame,
paper, . open „the determination 'of "the i
- good people of these colonies"—in other,
'- 'words, "upon the constant of the governed,"
?whim thathins.49Fid. come to Mahe a golf
i
f tetnnierit'.' , . t ; , ,t L- . • • - ~, , .
Now„thls was the starting point of the;
' new order of-thiogs. The war was ;nett .
begun.. What government the united col-,
w - onies then had may be described as of the;
. simplest-form of revolutienary Provisional
' ' CituTerrattluk suddenly got OR for.S.the emer-,
gamy, and to be moulded into something
better he:teener. The Colonial Assemblesi
or Conventions sent delegates to a general
Congress to consult and do what they
thought beet.• This Congress was composed
...Of but one House . The administration was
.fciiniiC imaa.by -:
iSnioniitteila - TIMMT. wart
neither time nor temper to construct ti
government. The,,movement of the revo
lotion BependecrioTetly On the patriotism o
the peeve and the spontaneous or volumes
Obcg 4 4 o o 4T ll 44 4 PYkral cc t leni l 4; W itte re
quests:or Migress. - - . '---- ,
.r.The people flew to arrosfrom every town;
...42inagiv•-2"a . C ,r... . , it; aid' rephirmi to shell
several camps Wherever- they; : Were , sum
Snorted. Virgtnlsne, Mary landers and Penns
fyiyaniatuM snatched toMassachusetts, Ve
2 "tic'sidliew HarnpahlreAent-thoit;ln
ii,,,Nitgirdx.laidt-Carrilina. in action -
ar lathfesitintry was one. =taloa.
f. rOrte objeottotthn, , exteolalon Otto . tis
Ic - iiij t vglie etre& of the "Old
1 teant'landAto -ArnabliahmentAaplace of
arm OvittY. ar - gWitlca People'of
, Oolawdelitinthn'vz, •i - 3-PV,I. Ot: 0.....•,..,, ,
i . illio.o4lAt*,llU3B4 seven .In
\ - -C4nissooom'atliels*#4 .-':•4oileti.
goildtheill-befeiceterol 11-AMIS.
-ziktnefullimbl . ?ta... - .&d.tkerbandA . "
• Was Vest : ' ''"-tebiflitettil
- ..." 9
reamiiii
I who - 0 on • Who were
: • - Wise ft gart-- - Wil' It 'Low
w . - r
_. ald 2%
E MOiv,
- • - - • ..- . .. . -.
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'one of these, bit alftogethei. The
sovere4nty, then, went to 'oil to . gether
"to the good people' of those =lames," who
originated' the wax, carried it through. and
nude themselves a nation, with free choice
of their own future organtzatioa -
No 'one of the Colonies, during all.. this
struggle, singly deelared itself in I
No onebsd the power to maintain such a
declaration, if it had been made. No
one,. consequently, posseased any capabili
ty to make itself sovereign. rf, therefore,
after the declaration of independence, any
State or States became vested with taiy kind
of sovereignty, it mast have been by the
grant, permission, or acquiescence (which
Is implied consent) of the good people of
these colonies, and this, of comae, repels
the idea of original and inherent State Bov
ereingty.
Now, it did occuraending the war and
after the Declaration, that the States did
assume to be sovereign.. This is a curious
passage in our history, which was marked
by some very striking demollklittioa9 of
the failure of our - ancestors, both in the ap
preciation of the nature of their new rah
tons and in the perception of their wants.
The Articles of Confederation were adv.
ted in 1777, .but not entirely ratified until
1781. They were the first expressions o.
I • the Idea of government for the Union-
They were begun in an effort at govern
ment a year before the Declaration of Inde
pendence, and at a time when, as Washing--
ton remarked: "no sensible man on the
continent desired independence," when all
hoped for satisfactory adjustment of differ
ences with the Crown. The first ontlines,
therefore, made no reference to sovereign
States.
The truth is, this absurd and abominable
doctrine of State Sovereignty which has
cost this nation so dearly, by plunging it
into the most terrible civil war on record,
grew out of that unfortunate 'clause which
was in derogation of and in conflict with
the whole spirit of the document—that one
which recognized in one man a claim upon
the involuntary service of another, and re
quiring the rendition of fugitives from such
service if they escaped beyond the bounda
ries of the States where such service was
due. This, as it was interpreted, riised
one "institution" above all control and gave
it claims which neither Btste nor national
authority could gainsay. Mounted upon
this ene provision., the States where such
service was due claimed absolute sovereign
ty. There was nothing else upon which
they base such a claim.
Pennsylvaula's Army
At length we have, from an authentic source,
a full aggregate of all the troops rased by the
commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the device
of the republic, dnring - the late glorious war lot
freedom and onion; and—the number even ex•
ceeds our most sanguine expertationa. In order
to call public attention to the matter more than
It has yet been, we repeat In a conspicuous form
the statistics emanating from the Convention of
state Adjutant Generals, which met In Boston
on Thursday last:
Pennsyltanta—.- 360,000 Mus.eltasetts... 153,7 M
T 2,338 66,669
dean eetteut:-... 64,469 Vertoont 344.90
New Hambohtre. 13.155 West latch:as--
21 . 6 49'0
Rhode Island— :S t ole Kansas—. ... ..19
♦ggregnta in ten Sates
The whole number of troops rals , ..d in Yew.
England, 366,945, thus exceeds the Is t ,..7,regate
of Pennsylvania 6915. According to the United
States census of 1860, the number of white
males between the wee, of 16 and 45 years In
these States was as follows I .
55,12 Maoschusetts.... 291,419
139.316 122,23 S
Penar}lvaola
lowa .......
• • .... .
Connect!cut 94.411 Vertnnut 60,&40
New Hampshire.. 111,8141 U'eat Va. not ascertained
teed
lelmaT.. 55,502 KAMM. ...... 27,476
A comparison of these figures with those we
give above will show that Pennsylvania has
contributed toxins In a larger ratio than any of the
New England States, except Rhode Island. The
nearest Epproach to us, with that exception, Is
Massachusetts, which has sent three-fifths of
her arms-bearing population, while we have
sent rather more than that. Rhode Island has
raised men In about the same redo as Peunsyl
vault4 Harems exceeds no all, but her popnla
lion timsthave increased very largely since lode,
as otherwise the figures show that she has sent
nearly her whole adult white male population
Into the field. The .figtaes given above do sot
include the colored troops, of whom Pennsylva
nia furnished a large number, while they do In
clude the Ilassachnsetts colored troops, and pro
bably those of Kanses.—Phandelphin North Amer.ican.
'terrible Tragedy in Ohio
We are informed that a horrible tragedy
took place in Madison county, about tour
miles from London, last week, but our In
formant could not give names. We recite
this awful story as we beard it A' farmer
cold his faim to three men, who gave him
$15,000 cash in part payment. In the
evening be walked to London, leaving his
wile and child at home. Some time after,
a Peddler, who had often staid all night at
the house, drove up and naked permission
to remain,
but the farmer's wife declined,
because it was doubtful if her husband re
turned that night, and she knew there wasa
large meant of money In the house, She
remarked to the peddler that if her husband
returned, be would probably meet him.
The peddler drove on, met the farmer, and
returned with-him. As they approached the
house, the farmer observed a light in his•
room in which he usually kept his papers,
and remarked to the peddler that there
were burglars in the house. The peddler
introduced a pair of revdfcers, and the two
stationed themselves st points where the
Lurgiars would probably attempt to escape;
they - cave the alarm and three men rushed
out. The peddler killed two of them, when
the third ran toward the farmer, who killed
him. Upon estenng the house the farmer
was horrified to find his wife and child mur
dered. When the bodies of the murderers
were evsulned it was discovered tint
they were the parties who had purchased
the farm that day ; one of them being broth
ertn-law to the farmer.—Dayton Journal
The Call for Men In the South
The following from the Houston (Texas)
Telegraph, wilt many other indications of
a similar kind, show the remarkable change,
of sentiments on the labor question which
has takzn place at the South.
Accepting slavery as the only source for
the supply of labor, we hi former years ad-'
vocated the reopening of the African slave
trade, because it was a means of civilizing
and christianizing savages, and at the same
time of ,developing the natural wealth of a
country we esteemed above all others. The
advocacy of that trade did not prove accep
table. It was voted down and We gave al ,
the hope of ever seeing Teias fenced in.
But the abolition of slavery op.nathe field :
to a new class of labor, of which there is a
Superabundance In Europe and the Berth.
ern States. The supply of that labor, if We
may the development of the North-.
western country, is as inexhaustible as In
the geld herefor its employment. We advol
• cats the opening of the country to settler
on the Most liberal .terms. We shall bat
glad to tee half a millions year added. thee
..theurpopulatlon.
NOVILSG 70 BAT 7011 JET". DAVIS...,
Two gentlemen from Ocergia made an ap.
peal to Dir. Seward, the Secretary of State,
to the effect, that some privilege promotive
of his comfort , end health should be bestow.
edupon the.Efon. A. H. Stephens, then and
1331 V a prisonei,as our readers know, In Fort
Varren. The Secretary kindly assured
'them that institute proper meat.
ries, and it could, the privilege solicited
would not be'withheld from the distingdish•
ed -prisoner.
• P,But,- 1 gentlemen," , said the' Secretary
"eyeing them keenly, 'hove you not a wor4
to pay . for Die' PaviO—no petition -to pre,
'lint for hir4r , ' I "
,: SurPrised-and, ponfounded, s our Georgie
'friends heritited=when the Secretary
*dilly . trroarked—aince his (Mr. D.'s)
• arrest, alive from ' Mrs. , Davis, not ono aro:.
'Z . bitaadae from this- South in his bo
fetnresivMarotruteikowevram DO
untri:=l/ettere Min' , Madrid speak of th
delivery of the 'Stenewall_to the. =goy
rasa,* of the trnited :BMW-as of a.
' rather premature Orations% doebtftd. . The
A
cfitonewan; it .sPelai bits beta- cis ' '
fee Tersditahr , or , the.:.defamer ;xtatedem .
)geld sash, VIM say that - ,wheuthil
irie erenirp_the sforessAgovantoieat
sal orhooltiedged! as -belllipinnit by
, gamma mutant, sad bad, .1,4.. coaseqn
k' •ihill{ol.to.limassfei , ,llut.Aiss, thee int
i ttlxusto Koperty to whomsoevertt -
'utis'shiter theory .appiise :pingo ba l d
-tontort:Gskaututt.dez to
Kepi end to al ' the "good u sed mounts
itiiirtraistfated t 4 OS ccaredetniei
to foreign powers previous to their with
drawal of the rights of belligerency from
lb* coakderilla.
=ED=
Grostattl, Dour, the ,present
_Captain
Demerol of Cuba, by whose exertion a pe-
%Rion was gotten up, requesting the Span-
lah-Government to retain him in office, tag
bad to accomplish his abject. It is 110 W
1331nost certain that ho will not remain in pos.
session Of his post at Havana. At the
latest date there was a strong party In Mad
rid urging th e appointment of General
Prim for the, position of Captain Generalof
Cuba, a position for which he is admirably
fitted. The Havanese thought he would
get it, and were rejoicing in advance at the
idea of possessing a man so well qualified,
in every respect, for that place.
As yet, none of the old Charleston banks
have resumed business. in fact, :ills ad
mitted that nearly all of thorn Will be com•
pelled to *lnd up their affairs and settle
with their creditors as beet they can. Per,
at an early period of the war they foolishly
surrendered to the. tanifederate ',govern
ment, in exchange fOrits bonds (now utter ,
ly worthless), the bulk' of their specie and
sterling exchange, forming the most sub . -
stantialuart of these assets.
Tun Mormons have not only refined to
pay their quota of taxes, but they have
never. contributed a dollar toward the sup
port of the National Governreent, nor have
they, op to this date, paid st.penny for the
lands which they occupy. In view of these
facts, the Government has resolved to en
tOrce not only the revenue laws in that
portion of its domains, but it is determined
that the Mormons shall pay for the lands
they have appropriated to their own use.
lamest G. Haunts, in a letter addressed
from Mexico to one of the Memphis papers,
says that he was compelled by the confed
erate military authorities to receive confed
erate money in payment of Molest quarter's
salary. The Nashville Preis says Harris is'
a bare-faced bar. His own receipt, now on
file at the Capitol, found in one orate re
captured gold boxes, shows that he was
paid hie last quarter's salary in gold.
TuE purchase of the four large first-class
screw steamers, Neptune, Glencoe, Pro.
tens, and Nereus by citizens of lialdinore,
at the late Government sale in New York,
we understand to be in connection with the
project of a first-class line of steamers be
tween Baltimore and Liverpool direct,
which was under consideration when the
war Interrupted it, four years age.—Balti
more Sun.
A Ficrrrioue marriage :notice was lately
sent to the Albany Journal, from Oneida
Va , icy, Madison county, which was pub
lished, much to the offence of the parties
named In the notice. A respectable lady
wa, charged with perpetrating the hoax,
at.d Ler feelings were so wrought upon
thereby, that she went into spasms and
died on the spot.
Mn .101131 W. GARRETT, President of
ihe . lialtiroore and Ohio Railroad, has ob
tained an order from the government to fur
nish the Southern railroads with all the
stock belonging to the United .States Gov
ernment, at a fair valuation, trusting the
roads for the money, to be paid out of the
receipts from business,
GENERAL JOSEPII E. JOHIGEOII, in a let:
ter to a friend remarks that the Southern
cause could not have failed with anybody
else but Jeff. Davis as a leader. That opin-
lon seems now to gain ground very rapidly,
and public sympathy with him is diminish
ing in_proportion as the fact is being re
alized.
DAVID F. BETINS, who, it WM be remem.
I,eit d, killed his aged parents near Adrain,
.11u higan, to get their property, and his
own young wife, about to become a mother,
that he might marry a lover in Grafton,
Ohio, has been sentenced to the penitenti
y of that State for life.
A mat has been presented to the United
States of rent for the Libby Prison since
April 3, 1365. It is suggested that the
next thing will be the presentation
of an account by the owner of the land near
Andersonville, where 17,000 murdered
Union soldiers lie burled.
Evict KENDIG, sentenced November 24,
1360, by the Lancaster court, to eleven
years and six months' imprisonment, for
.scooting John A. Reese, in that city, on
the 16th day of June, 1860, was pardoned
by Governor Curtin a few days ago.
Mn. Thanes AESOLD, second son of late
Rev: Dr. .Arnold, who seceded a few ymrs
ago, to the Roman Catholic Church, and
was for tome time a professor in the Cath
olic University at Dublin, has returned to
the English Church.
An lowa regiment passing through La
fayette, Ind., Friday evening, made a Geor
gia raid on some private property and acted
dtegraccfully. The Governor of that State
Lae been notified, and the officers will be
he 'A to account
Tax Secretary of the Interior Is at great
dithtenos with some of the Ilea4a of Bu
reaus in his Department, the result of whlcia
has been several tesignations, wrong the
beet of which Is the Commissioner of Pat
ent=.
A THOROEOII inspection of the grounds
and buildings at Annapolis shows that it
vtin cost at letist $60,000 to ptt them
in decent order for the fall term of the
Nal al Academy:
Rivrouv RS; a young man belonging in
Nc.rth Weare, N. C., was recently badly
u.,nnded in a mowing match with a friend,
and died in consequence on Tuesday.
A VEIN of valuable copper ore has been
discovered in Lyconlin". county, on is farm
owned by Martin Call, in \Volf town.
OE shi T OE Rev. Newton Heston, a well known
clergyman of Brooklyn, died oa Wednes
day afternoon of apoplexy.
TEE Babcock well, near Renthelei, Jas
per county, Ind., has struck oil, but not in
paying quantities.
Tug glass works at Clyde,. New York,
the largest in the State, were burned on
Sunday.
cuLovi WEED has. removed to New
York_ and will make it his permanent resi
dence.
Ms extensive paper mill is to be erected
at Fort Wayne, • and put in operation next
IT is contemplated to ran a hne of steam
urs from Richmond to the West Indies.
Gr2r. LEE is in Cumberland, Va., wri
tin& a history of his campaigns.
GOVERNOR CURTIN, and other State off'
dab, have gopo to Cape May.
“Dorevtcns" in editing a paper in At
hints, Georgia.
rE * 7- dfDIrEATISEMJEXTI3.
EIGET ACREB IN O,9XLA.NO-4'or
ire ale CIVTIMETiT e.60N8, 61 ElarltertSt.
fali MOUNT WASUING7ON.,-Largo
two Eton , dtrillLeg bowie, neer occupied .7
thuue tenantal lot MrgrOund a feet by la Qua*
an y, a Cetera and well a 111:4ri OKI house is
new and In go:denies F lo rl slaßb aT
lk SORB,
•
•
et Market area.
AND LIKE PROPERTY' VOll,
Ni SALE—On the Steubenville Untlronll, semi
milts Item the city,
CONTALCiIII6 ONE UNDREII =awry
. • 1313. ACBUS,
Ftenaa and Water Flouring and Saw 141111. and
other fine improveroants. For further ll:derv/SMT%
►pply to 'WILLIAM WARD,
(Opposite the DatbedraL)
jita Grant street, No. 1110.
- Bu — k3lu beeIYLB,
I3L6TIII§6dQUES,
OATH cusouLas.
FOlt
3CL iaitmoo WPx•lc!efavl4n;t
WHITS, & co.;
FDTU STEER•
lIENI&PABAKA, 'o3l.ooll.oumr,
A most rourafitablo 'Moto anti v oi itive
for WHOM ,LA IMEIIIHATIKW 404 UR. '
OIL. Intintnfr i / Tea. irrpr . ,
as s ti vet ths appal% veils*, 4
gallon snAtirkelly restetestbs Strianal
ott :11109
at.lel)4 ik trukto, Pu?!! " 1 1 4 AS
tis maw atramnonaftatgai
ma= easithska ionrocceth • •
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BOIMITT. BONDB.,Br illtdittiOh .
'School Bout the -Tiemturst wait limb's
o f tivocotakwr r thic •
of Thirteen* TnoviseXylkiligs tat
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WEATII TOOT - 01V-4:taiviihratr: Bs
AA mooed it the OIitIVIAL DRUG wroßil.
Ohio and natal atnets, SU iliatei
,1,41161111111114
SEVENTH LIST OF LPPLIOAVIONS
tar selling II AMA la thatildaik"aLlUisa, up
to July tith, :
licsat. nook Pace.
P. W. 0601 100: . tallrii, 'let Wald, MOO.
James MsOoll,
John Keller. a a
Samuel 0. FLOWtrt,
Rinehart Frederick, "
Patrick HeClormic., eating hoUse, "
, seps. Rau,' - •thar goois, 66
Oeorgerree. ° "
George Verney, tavern, 2d Ward , Pittablli
I Alexander Emu,
Mary Vogt, eating Unita, •
John Meyer,
Benry_kl.Swiggen, ether Roods,a
John Ward, • "
Parrish. Kerr, tavern, ild Ward, Plash:eh.
litioDoneugb,
j'u Aur D ntiveg, " 61
Fronetis °mob& a • a
Elite Mullen, eating house, 4th ward, Pittsburgh
S. R. Watson &co, other goods, tit:
Martr.m. Wallace, tavern, 6th
Sohn O'Donnell, a 6th
ems, Hilbert, sth "
Frederick Heins, dating house, sth'
Frank Glatz, a " sth
T. B. Roger., - tavern, Ch
Joseph Deope, eating huts, 6th "
Mina Fran Fl
claia7win ' , other roods, u rh
B. M. Sabbert, tavern, Mk
Peter Kaltenborn, eating house nt h
Caroldne Herbater, " - " nth
CRuiries Arial, tavern, .10th
John Kerr, 0 10th "
Ohs. Quinn, eating house, tOth
Felix Grant, tavern, lei ward. LasSheall•
E. 0. Collin., " 24
Thos. Tachady, eating bonze, Id " .4••-'
Henry Dent, "
Jacob Ml.:chart, other good., 34
Herman Handel, tavern, 4th • "
John It. tithokel, " 4th
P. Fetherston, eating h 4 th "
H. Redenhard & iiiculOo.h gd's tth "
Frank Kreme. eating houm, Boro' of Birmingham.
Oalharirmeschwindt, - 0 • a
J. Frawordoolo, tavern, Hors" of Lawreneervine.
John G. &Ism, satins house,
Marearet Aol, . 61
George Fulleb; tavern, Borough 'of Manchester.
Erb:I:WEIL &Hartman, oth gds, Boro'of Molleespl.
Bathe'Hauler o ther go ats , Bog mosougstkais
Oheries Milling, " ' " S Pittsburgh
Benj. Brach, eating house, a W Pittsburgh
S. D. Hulkdra, tavern, . Indians tp.
Jerirsith O'Brien, eating house, McCUre tp.
Jao. Ramersteln, ' " Millie tp.
James Dignam, Lavern, Peebles tp.
Patrick Duffy, "
Robinson tp.
F. Ennui:auger, Pitt tp.
Chrbt Schatibaon '
eating house, Pitt tp.
John Hanna, " " Reserve tp.
. Oboe. Miller, tavern, Stusler tp.
Jon. U. Hughes, I. St. 01.0 tp.
AraneisS.angle, " I. St. Clair tp.
hobeila Bell,. Union tp.
"
George Weir, Versailles tp.
Aon McCormick. eating honer, Versailles tp.
- The Court will sit on Wednesday, the 24 day of
August, 1515, at to o'clock s- m , for hearing t h e
above applications.
Applicants will Ole their bonds In my (Mae be
rme the Any of hearing.
Remonstrances mull be Iliad on or baton the lay
of bearing.
Certificates of licen.es must be taken, out after
Ore end within litre. days after haying D e es
gr•nted, or they will be revoked according to
js luta W. A. HERRON, Olerk.
EMBROIDERIES. CORSETS, SKIRTS, MIX 0
CIKKETERY
The Business Office of this Company
us been reltkOrld W liq Drag store, ern of
Federal ant Lecoak streets, dnegbeny. •
hiligiricks: GEO. L. IiCELLT, Secretary
F OB BALA
A Second:BMA York Spring Wagon
and Single Harness,
for sale chaark, at No. NISEVENTE STREET
lytEidoolsoral
TYPE METAL
FOR SALE.
Inqutre at the
OAZZTrE OFFIOL.
/via: thus
DortrrY fay.iumnaturrox ttoovauie Onrtoa,
FTIRIIIKIIIOB, 5u1y12,19211.
QALE OF Ektrabia BUILDMGI3.
•-• Will be , aeld SATURDAY, the kid feet et
ID o'clock x., at the Genera l Hospital, FOUR
WOODEN BU/LUIPOS, of the follsebas Maude
dens, viz: Number one, 81 hot by 0 feet; Number
two. 139 feet ty Et feet; Number three, 121fset ey
16 feet; Number four, ft feet Dr 26 fest.
Also s large quantity of old lumber and bolt at
the.Valr GrOunda Payment fish, sad an Leorerm
meet (sods
The bullaoge and lumber mutt be removed to
ten days after the tale. 0. CROSS, .
jylB:td Lt. 001. and D. Q. 111. G.
FOR BAIR.
OIL TERRITORY.
148 ACRES IN FI4E SIMPLE.
on Middle Pitbole Creek, Veimato county, being
the quarter part of the IMMO= Farm. Tam ls •
aplenild piece of territory, belag only two and a
half miles from the celebrated Vaned States Well,
and would he very suitable t . f i t . a Stock Company
as louts could be readily p ,
posed Off on good
terms. it lays to a oatural sin, the creek run
alas throughtbe centre ol it.
For termeana partioulare addrma BOX. HA Al
legheny, Pe, iylikttaas
N EW doom', NSW GOODS,
W. W. MOORHEAD'S
Cl MARKET STREET,
BUNS, LADES, &a., as
The STAB SHIRT the moat pm feet made, COL
LASS, PRAVATS, SOURS, tae,,
A DJOUENED BALE OF VALUABLE
DUAL LANDS--On FRI ISAY MORNING
July Slat, aceording to postponement., will be told
at Commercial Sates Rooms, 106 Smithdeld street,
opposite the Poatoftet ' fonr largo' and valuable
tenet, of coal lands ontka Pittsburgh and Steu
benville Railroad, situate In Washington and Al
letry Counties, Pa., and Brooke iJounty, Wart
V leis.
T 44 tracts traria erne( various size, from. le aorta to
11l acres each of good farmland, in addition ter val
uable coal deposits, advent tree of timber, rime
stout., Ae i the lands occupying favorable points
for town lots. One of the tracia has a front on the
Ohio nver, nearly opposite Steubenville, loo:ud lug
the only deep water in that vicinity suitable for
landing.
Tanya 07 9.117-011041101 cash( balsa oa In
oar and two years.
For plan:an r further nanisolars, enquire at au,
Iron rooms, The sale of this property Ls positive,
a d worthy the atten , ion of capitatism.
Joie A. MeILVIAIII F s Auctioneer.
•
I. BATES & BELL'S
. • FOR
DRESS GOODS.
Or every Levnlii•im,
NO. 21 FIFTH STELMET
A LLEGHENY CEMETERY.—M
eta. eoeetyl meeting of the Heard of Mai:legion of
Alb grimly Cemetery, convened at the olO.a on ton
aseurds, On Mondar,llth that , Judge MoCende
lem °leered the follow ng ersoletions, which were
unanimoOaly adopts and ordered to tee publlstial
to all the payers of the city
Besotted. That the death of our 'alto v Manager,
JOLIS litangth., Esq , hes Oiled as with emotions
of rofound sorrow. Associated. as he has neva,
with us almost from the origin of the Oeneterv,
idenvinert with Its early struggles for au exletence,
mul partielpatlng with us to the gratification af.
forded by it. ultimate snecesa, we bear testimony
to h.. • urines. laterite, his lofty integrity and al
energy of ebareeter which have contributed so
largely to the Mandl:Hon of an Institution that, in
its prosperity, Is now the pride and ornament of
the two cities.
/hooked, That we etneerely condole with ale ear
m able ',IMO. in their great hereavement, and with
the public upon the loss of •TICII la enterprialog
else valuable eltitom anti such a pule and upright
Chr.ettan gentleman.
On motion of Dr. J. R. Speer,
Resolred, That the proceeding's of this meeting of
the board of Managers be engrossed on purchment
ant banded to his family as some alight lestimoe
Dial of our high appreciation of his °narrater and
and public servic THO es.
MAS M. HO WE, President.
Iv. Elan. S cretsry. jvIS it
PETROL BUM PUBLICATIONS
1.
TIIE 0 , 1.. 11E3liJIPS OP PF.II , AYLVANIA,
ith sr.ap and cheats; aro. Oloithleloo.
It.
IVVROVAD MAP OF VEvANGO
CO. t4L ILL:OWNS, .hcwtng duce, eectiore,
t0e...1111p, etc., etc. 111 co.
111
TirICDS IMPROVED KIP OF WARREN
C. 0., Pl.. uniform %Fab Map et Young. 0.1 Ro
gloc.
Iv
P TINT'S MAP OF WEEP VIRGINIA AND
01110. 'LCD.
V.
iirrD REG LSTEII FOR OIL
ELLS. 41.(10.
oSG LE&SES—two lands. ID cants
_7 HE MAT`Cricrlit PETROLEUM TIMES, pub.
BIRO nukly-10 cont., 13 60 per annum
lOW P. HUNT, Publisher,
FILTH Sr.. 111LASOPIO HALL.
Are- Scot b return post on receipt Of Priofe
relo
pmiEmf , TORY EALE OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS
WITHOUT RESERVE,
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
:Errs, i3321-VE9C.i2i...IEC7Ei
No. les Fourth otrert, Pittsburgh, Pa. OOP's INS
of all kinds IJRAPPS, CiI,OVEI43, every do.
seriptlio of TUIIOIOI Furnishing goods furl:Wand
Looms open day and night. lisaras and ()ordain'
furnished.. Ilsynnsacco—Env. David Kerr, D
Rev. M. W. Iscobwi, Thomas Ewing, Esg.
loads 11. Fag. Je29.1 yd
(IVIAEOWIII HALL numunto.) I. LEAD
ET.CITT SATURDAY. AT EIGHT IYULOOK.
IHcCLELLANWS AUCTION HOUSE,
at 3Pirsls Efts-oat.
rt E Wl7l '
POLYTRICIIM
FOR ME MIR,
Is sokoosvlooged by all orilo Imre usollt tp
b 0 A No. t. Try H. yo doubters and be
cOn slated. Fur solo by ill dmsglots,
, Jylo:lyd
Ora..-AT TBIF PENNSYLVAALI.
RAILROAD DEPUT, on Thursday evening,
about 4 o'alook, A PutIKET LICOK, containing
about 1 . 245, ticket and cbeoa to Harr labor and •
soldiers. IlLsoharge. for FREDERICK GABLE;
from 'the Fourth Fennaylvitois Cavalry. A Alb
wanEint IMO, will ue paid by leasing It with
"Tmoes 61115UTIL j tho corner of
yl4Rewind and
o,an4 streets ,tularan
CmrrroLhrs's enryfon,
CITY as Anneonneir 4 July lb, ISM. ,
gEALED PROPOSALb (addrimod to
the Committee on .C.fky_ Property) will be re.
°Myra at HID office untll - THURSDAY, Sete Lay,
lueluilVV, for painting, enduing And varedim, , ,4
the Weal Mork Of tho mAk flyer of the City
in Motifs/ style svitAthe ()battalion's Onloth
by diteetigt of Connell*. ,
Jyl9:BtO It; H. YHA Rots, Controller
,IVOTICLE. BB FUME . OV.7W 4:1
Alilaioolop basing been,"diziolyed by ure
.dylitts. of ;fang AWL nLER, 011 patties
'Oebttd, to 'said dun ore nOtttleo to Mike pirllo4l,
too ttodentgood, by wbouithOtltot debt. w4l
. BODEtCr WgrrE,
Burn/log Panzer.
Ota7t 't•adat , k auto% Alietlitoy•
Jytilbli'
won se.Lir.
_
''''°:'!ICWIHNDEMPTABirdL ,
.• . •
"reit, =a bar ttla etoh, , APPII too : I
iltAAnk h stiforte,
114 Wood aim*. ' t
Oory4ol,tloz's Oyinos,
atraounryi Jell Nib. 1115,
-SPA LliD RItOPOBALSItiII. b e l a q"
idietrio• b lir t oi s 2,l "4". 3lt,rtonto l*t oie.ru i
and mar
to ket it 017114 .tmuy yp t oin„
oak= os Wltti troma rbm
16
city °manilla.
w ArsiirmarnimxiJalit re.
rice PErOT UOMIIIXISA ELY 11l SIIIESISTZIVCE,
WASIIIICO7OII D. 0, July 15.
ROPOSALS FLOUR---SEA.LI'D
PROPOSALS are invited until July 2510,
PO, at 12 o'clock 51., for furnishing the Subesistence
1 eepartment with
Cr" TIIOUSAND (1.1:000) MILS. OF FLOUR.
The proposals will be for whnt Is known at this
Depot as Nos. 1, 2 noel 3, and bide will be entertain
ed for any rionnilty less thnn the whole.
Bids must be In duplicate, and for each grulo on
separate /directs or paper.
The delivery of the 1:our to rommenee within
feN c days from the openin of the has, noel must be
li
devered In • such quant ities,
ties, daily, as the Gov ,
eronient may direct, either rot the Government mire-
Lemee In Georgetown, at the wharves or railroad
despot to Waahingt on, D.C.
The delivery of nil Flour nweirded to be complet
ed within twenty days from the acceptance of the
bid.
tilde will be received for Flour to be delivered
In new, oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made to such (undo as the Gov
• cot may have for disbursement.
The usual Government inspection will be made
rat before the Flour is received, and sone will he
accepted which is not leech ground, and of a supe
lior quality.
An oaJ. of allegiance must accompany the bid
el each bidder who has not the oath oa filoo this
latter, and no bid will
fail
entertained from parties
nil° hate previously failed to comply with their
• or from bidders riot present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
la any cause.
lilils to be addressed to the undersigned, at No.
• G Greet, CIIItiOTSCIi "Proposnl. fur Flour...
lylsla E. T. LitiltalES. Capt. C. S. V.
U taiLY
CrJLT—s , 00 , 11/1.F.E1-2 , 61"3 • ..
W. P. AIDERAT, President.
J. IL LI DAY, Secretary and Treuttrer.
The Company owns in Re simple a farm coerches, n
ntai
i eighty-seven acr and fortydlve p Ice.
te ng d
on thewort Rune (s
s, tributary to Cherry liun4
and lyoeg betueen Cherry Run and
twenty-eight leases Lane already been made to
responsible parties, among whom will be found
the names of some of the Went and mod sum. , "
erpe , q2srs on the Circa.
the entire tract will ancoollitodate from Me to Ito
well.. This farm is surrounded by foe, 5! Lb, •
n.cat celebrated oU producing forme, on CU °mei
.nd Cherry Run. end Is In close proximity to the
heed.' and '.ldoundain" and about oua
vale from the Walnut Bend Well
The Company offers a limited number of shares
the eubsraiptlon prim,
SEVENTY - F ye CENTS PER SHARE.
)taps of the praperty, together wit Is all informs.
thg, rmardina the property and organisation el
the Company cm be obtained at the office of
STEEL & 11&11.S.1r, Agents ' ,
. WILKINS HALL
I)ROCLAMATION.—Ctrs ov Pirrv,
nr Son. O.A t In ILCVOTIII.IOO with the provision.
of rn Aet of the General Awembly of the Qom
I.oz/wraith of Venmylvania, providing for the its
rorporation of the t Icy of Pltubulth, mid of the
y.rions aunpleme is to maid act I, JAPES LOW.
In, Mayor of .old city, do taste this my
proclamation, that or. the THIRD FRIDAY IN
t'LY, A. D., 1a45. being the 71st day of the month,
the freemen of the NINTH WARD of said city
qualified to Sots for member. of the House of
vein...tentative. of this Oommonweeith, will meet
at the Public School House in raid ward and elect
by ballot one person as a member of Select Coun
cil to fill a vacancy occult/tie by the resignation
JA DEA H. YOUNG.
Given under my hard and the seal of the ...Id
etty of Pittsburgh, this lOth day of July, A.. D.
JADIES LOWRY, .1.,
Mayor 0r Pittsbarzh,
1)ITTS1:UIt011 AND CONN'EGLS.
• VILLE ItAILBOAD CO. FIRST MORT.
un(iE TITRTLE UnEEK Dmisiorr -00 N.
BONDS.—Holders are hereby [toil
e. d that the Interest coupons on the above Ronda,
dne Auirtiat ul 1561, will be psid on and after
rent any on presentation and delivery at the Pint
Nat.onal Bank: Wood street.
JOHN H. PAGE.
Jytnitt.ervas FPeretary and Treasurer.
D'tJ. ItlcKlsE,
(Late etodent with Prof. 1.. Oldshtte,
prattles of
medicine, and sails promptly attend to nit calls la
h a protemion, day and night.
0717 CB: Pro r 7 SEVIINTE STREET,
.131011148
A hbESSMENT NOTlOE.—Notice is
J. hereby given that 1 have made extessaken"
for the coats of the craning of
TANNEHILL StEZET.
All persons interested 01.11 see the tame at my
eel:, in tRe Market Building, until Ike Rsin DAY
ut J OLT, MS. MIAS REIOHSPFARR,
j 1 laud Recording Reg la•oe.
-
8100 REWARD.-WE WILL PAY
the above reward for any information
that to:11 lead to the cor.vieti.• of the villain 010,
o the nicht of the tenth of July, eat. red out
machine loop, and
dTP 1201 V offering their large stock of hrecellaritoes
Books at au Important 41.00. at.
Correeporuiviaco with parties at a distanse se
ll- DI ROLE
akluatrinl Works. Jylll DAVIS, °LADLE & 00.
ULM TO PIECES TUE EELTINO
conentnet thr rein.
13:t
PIPE ELED EIDEE'r LEAD
LEM , PIPE of 01l afro. nod thloknattes.
SIIELT LEAD of ony thlokneu on hand end
made to order, by
ALEXANDER GORDON, Agent,
Ootroolndon Merchant, Dio. 101 Second attaet.
eandont
C 631115, BRUSHES, BUTTONS, MO
ROCCO WALLETS, Pon Saito, Stlssors, Fancy
Goods, Tole, 13szkete, hc., geoerelly, wholesale
end ran% at
I. CI. LAVERS,
No. 101 Market street. -
-14-)L1 BOCKEIISELOUBEN,
KLEITF4I.OII= II .I I O
Ir`curraltu_re dzscil C3kan.lxi!n
160 PEDINIAL 871111IIT,
FM 5A145,-600,000 511INGLES.
600,000 SHAVED PINE ansam
FOA
_d. nocriaz,
um mart, street. near es. caw.;
'ItiBEEdITEILLT _
NOUNCE tamely triads sad tomer atuaomars
OM. 1 absll aentiour .a,try,oa rim
ARV lINDEUTARINO - IMUKESS, ain4 r'
- *barb the Ohl staad,'fary aeon piaa by ltod giOl
&Thom IwcU tahayntayeask• the patronaye
s* überauy Wowed arc &Dan bocallOhi t alai • •
ro ,„ gw a m y
, of agy4l2,)fitathtithorteot not!.
AirUtzta . ;. LOWDOSES
•WA.Xif
c i en su ra g ittirtriilaVattritT
LlLlarittt #l.osug; !Want '
QOD/c/ABB 1 , ROMS. Atm .
1.7 •sttlola tas slwrobt fowl owCS. 2 ,
DWG Eiro oruce-alia toutil4 l "
OH, HO I—WALL; PAPER ATP • C •••
idiom, far Nab by •
al W. F.
1101313*210g.
VLSI( EMIG COMPANY,
Of Pittsburgh.
OFFICE. 57 FOURTB STRB,
ENINERS 13171:41:11710.
ISAAC PINIWOCH, President.
.1107711 P. XENNINGIN, Vie° President:
211071.118 1/111.6.8.11.11, Secretary.
CAPT. 8 J. 43732..C11, Agent,
(late D. B. laspoitor of Steamers.)
INSURES &GMNST LOSS BY Flag.
Insum Steamboats and Cargoes.
On in transit per rail to Philadelphia, New
York am., iamosd al tow rates.
Polishes issued on the most favoritila tett= -
LSA.AO IS. PENNOON,President.
JUAN P. JENNENINS,, Wine President.
Mminiwomil
N. 7.in Samuel Xiioi o sMan,
Bobertnti Jake
„T o w" su m . Moment Donnallpi
Wm. U. Foseyffs, H. W. Olivet, Jr.,
Daniel W same, S. H. Hartama.
Alesandm Chambers,
jefridniO
F° s
- -
TEE GOLD REGIONS OF IDIIIO I
I shell leave Pittsburgh, ln i few weeks, for
DENTE& OtTY, IDAHO. Perform wtehini6 to
go to Idaho, will end one of the beet oypo r tanluee
ever offered for a
PLEASANT TRIP
TO SITE
0- 0 I-g 0 R bC;.ZO NB
Good Spring (Covered) Wagon'
uid tent, for esnallief one. Everittbleb will be
complete order. A few more passengers will be
tab= far
s]2s, IRCLUDIBG BOARD
Apply si onto to •
G. WASHINGTON. BROWN,
st the office of Mem. Phelps, Park & 00, No.
ot Chair street Pittshorsb, or oddress P. e.
Box 120. All. gheny City, P. jytlawd
OItTLY OF NOTI
The eelebrated
Wheeler & Wilsoni
SEWING MACHINE
awarded the first prize—a large silver
, ' medal—at the International Show, held ,
at i tettla Prussia, a few weeks since.,
l"as the beat sewing reaohine for all ordl-i
horsy Vurpotea.”—Home Journal, June
I! •
TER WHIRLER 61 WILSON
Lock Stitch Sewing Machines)
•
I!reeel , ed the highest vremtums at the
great international Exhibitions, at
PARIS. France tag!,
1 ,tieni)??.4.73trl7g,'lrussia 18f12,
1,61,
`I where all the Sewing Maclaine II of Europe
and America were to competition.
1 Wholesale and Retail Sales Room,
Igm 27 Fifth. Stree * , Pittsburgh.,
-
E. P. CAB.PENTEE., •
111 Sole agent.
VULCAN COAL YARD,
ROBERT DA LZE LL
pence adJomlog lklachthe Stop of the nits•
burgh sod Oonnellavilla Railroad Oorapney.
Bast Youghiogheny Family Coll and Nat Coal
ALWAYS ON HAND
COAL DELIVFAID AT SIIORT NOTICE,.
Leave yaw orders at TOE OFFIM, or A. Wit ,
FUN'S rs. CO., Ho.. Street, or at THE Gezurr6
OFFICE, Fifth street. Je29:r.f
OIL FTIIIKE.
GREATEST BARGAIN TEC OFFERED!
600 Acres of Oil Land,
t7E7 F. OS 'X' 'IT S. 3SL. Gr IC D.77_,5.,
FOR $13,000, CASH !
f Purchased Before July 18th, Inst.
Wells are being sunk to the immediate vicinity,
end oil. ma/ undoubtedly be round on the Diem
The tale is indisputable.
l'ur Further particulars apply at
"TEE GAZETTE OFFICE,"
/714 PITTSBITRaII, PA.
565. " w 1865,
THE BONGO HAND BOOK,
Containing r•luable infermation on the culture of
Sorgo and the maeufacttire of Starr aim Broan
therefrom ; also a full illustrated description of tho
celebrated "COOK'S EVAPORATOR," and the
" VICTOR" CANE MILL, seat Pee aJ chmV,, on
application to our address. Parties retching the
agency for the " Cook " Evaporator and the "
for " and other Cane Mills manufactured by the
Clark tiotgo Machine Co., should direct to our ad
dress. BLIMER, BATEe M DAY,
}y Oat= Mansfield, Ohio.
Pittsbutgh,
WOKS
AT REDUCED PRICES
DAVIS, CLARKE & CO.,
98` Wood E trout
UFFIOE OF TUE
OusruoLi.za or Arniransar tlornerr.
Prrrenotton, July Sth, lea.
To CONTRACTORB.--FIE&LED PRO.
rose's 0,111 be received at thin office; until
Ist h Met, inclusive, for butldleur the fullowteg
new bridge.: Ono over Bull Meek on the line be.
tween lawn and West Dam Townahl se, oi the
rood leading from Millertown to the K•ttannins
Road. and one over 7 houPpeon's Run at Polloak's
°hatch, on the line between Wilkins and Patton
Townships.
Plane and epeclficattone can be MA en applies,
don.
By direction of County Oommtasiosers.
HENRY LAMBERIT, -
Oontrollar.
jytol&lanwT
I)ENNSTLY . LNIL AGRICULTURAL
SOMETY.
Tho ?curtsytruth' tat Agricultural Roddy
will held ib Exbibitton on
SEPTEMBER EOM Way .=tb and 20th
IS(113, of
WILLIOISPOUT, INCOMING COO=
Apy informittlon desired by perseas he'll-leg to
exe applieotions tor pramlim lists or pootrs,
or by meoabms the Society, crill be woo by the
arderstgned, or A-BOYD Ire tolo YON, Per.gadent„
Harrtabury.
A. BROWER LONOARtat, Secretory.
NOIIIIIBTOWII, blow VW. je9toort4
01L LEASES.
OIL LEASES
can be 'had on the most 'favorable tents a lets Of
four or eve e - res, on Whitely ()reek, tear the bow ,
lug well tO barrels) struck last week by tko
Standard MI Company, of Puzsourah. Apply to
STLINs ft BAILICY, v7tUrtna
c r - EriErtn.t.
Draughtyig Mee and Patent Agei
Na 19 tier... Meld STEZIST, mu &await
Pl4'N n•r4Exonumzi eival,Eilgukurr
.eartiga. 14 Mit area, - •
lAMBS M. BALM. • 1 • •
t 1) fj•4 2. 0131560TC
itipraortlistownwie ur
larriONSifrd . &Wl:Mara bC.llffl.lll3lil
lutenaOa ta altirste co:Um as miclsuM fad.
• LANA STAMM , •
Lamook sod • ••• Ti - 1 •ip,
..erdeL warrii
eliii - BrOkert* Rea aSti4i6l4ll
- boxed AM mad eta& som"aiiii t
on. '
WM% WAIFUNII ULM.
Ivl'lßD BTATNI3
7.30 Loa fit.
THIRD ILITIODAL Rim
Doran of Wood Street and Virgin
JISOAL AGENT or THE torrrsco orAror
end SEISOLLI. AGENT or 311, 00 01 : 0 4 V. 5 . am*
ter Qs tale al the
Seven -Thirty Loan,
POPULAR LOAN OF 'Dili 'PROPLF,
can TEE
Only Loan in the Ilttark.P4
GONTEETTBLE, INTO
U. 8. 6-20 SIX PER CE.Y6
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
geLlbesslOomatulons allowed tO &Idea
J. B. LPTINGSTOISL-Outdos
SECOND NATIONAL BANE,
Of Pittsburgh.'•
Corner of Hand and Melly Streets
Special Aseata of Jew o?atio for ,Iko sale of
NEW sEirm-THIRTY LOAN
This Is strictly the People , ' Loan, and Is Wag
dhsorbed at the rate of about nve adllithsper day.
These bowls bear an tntereat of •
WW/C7 , 1=0 Clem:atm MNokr. ICCIEvs,
each hundred &Mira, and ern convertible at =ste
rn) Into U. S. Flue-Tweaty Sin }Nu. Cant ad+
Bearing Benda,
comtniaalon. will be *floated to7ianks,
Bankers, and 13roltera, who purchase for ema®e.
C. H. RIGG9. Cashlor
•
viz •
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
0 f Pittsburgh.
Cbartered by the' Capital;Organized andel
Mateo( PL, 18 6. , b 1,000,000., Natal Law 113b5
This Bank has been designated
DEPOSITARY
OF TEX
United States Treasury,
and appointed agent for the sale of•the
7-80 CD -A. INT
Every facility trill be offered to Investers or pan
ties purchasing for resale.
FL DS btrummaor, Caahlar.
span(
CLEI MAE TIDE oor-
I disordered and vitiated blood, you are
nicks 11 over. It may burst out in Pimples or Sores.
et. In eome active disease. Grit may merely keep
you Settees depressed and goal foe nothing. But
you cannot have good health while your bloodis im
pure. AYES'S SAIISS.PSOLLI.• pones out these
impurities and etimulatee the organs of life into
vigorousaetion, restoring the health nod expelling
disease. Heave it rapkily cures a variety of com
plaints which are caused by impurity of the blood.
each at Scrofula or Flaps Era, ;Tuners, ricers,
torsi, Eropoons, Planks, Blotches, Botts, B. An
[La/ y's Fire ,
base or Erysipelas, Teta,. or Salt Rheum,
Jnerd Peon, Ring Worm, C'enres oi Cancerous To.
more, door Eget, Pevuds hiaetiret, such.as Eicfnition,
117s W o ' r ' Z W. S a u Melfs, ' ghth.A;s'f}7/',lslt; an
1 5 1e P a 4 1;
/assess. Tel Avon's Samsar struts, and tee for
yourself the surprising activity • with which it
cleanses the blond and cures theseillsorders:
During late years the public have been mbdad by
lare bottles, pre tending to give a Quart of Extra
ct of Sarsaparilla for one dollar 1110s6 of these have
been fraud. upon the lack, for they not only con
tain little, If any, Sarsaparilla, belt often to cura
tive properties whatever. Hence. bitter dianp- •
pnistment has followed the use of the various en
tracte of Ssrsaparilla which ll•tbd the market,
until the name itself has become synonymous with
iruposition and cheat. Still we callable compound
mearmaparilla o and Intend to surphr each a remedy
as shall rescue the load of oblueuy which roots
upon it. We think we have grotind for believing
It hen virtues which are Irresistible by the Ordins•
ry run of the diseases It In intended to cure. We
can only ensure the sick, that woffer them the
best alterative which we know bow to ptodnee,
and we hare reason to belleve,;ii is by far the
most effectual purifier of the blood yet dbcovered
by any body.
Avon's InTEILET ;IsicTortaL If so universally
known to an ass every other remedy for the aura
, CO/A/ ' influenza Hoarseness, Croup, Bryn-
C e ' litrZpient Cossuoription„. andlor the relief of
Consumptive Patients in advanced stages of the
disease, that It Is useleits here to recount the ell.
dense of , ha virtues. The world knows theta
Prepared by Dr. J a. Area & Esb, Lowell, Must,
and sold by B. A. Fauna teen as Son, and by all
Druggists.
CINCINNATI LEAD ;PIPE AND
SHEET LEAD WONES. •
M'CORIELICK & GIBSON,
ric,. act mews's ralicitis
• CLVCINNSTI, OH/0
' , Make to order PIPES AND HILELTS of any
muined weight and sae-
Sheets per square foot, 2 , A Itea, and upwards.
Plm, calibre, % inch to 3% Inches. Also, very
LIGHT PIPE for Hydraulic lisaan and tar drain
log well&
lee would menially ask the attention Of Mews
bees and Proprietors of 011 Won's and Oil Well
ntheMad
W arrz ALExAtialra.
BITELDERS AND COSTUCTORS
Having Lately Removed
TO 169 and 171 LEUX),CH STREET,
13.11.oglac , xuy• ,;41CH.t-9re
they t •
e tre . ady to Metal all their aturtaners and
uclh g orally , lekt. FLOO/11,1p.i &MESA.
Vara, Elitl4'graiwa i a".ll -
TANKS
mach
to me: and &Instantly On hand.
Sera! Sawing and Brackets 1.11 complete.
armonond
A VOID THIS DUST AND SMOKE.
BROWNE'S METALLIC IVEATIMIY STRIP
nri »dew B
Thew tovelnably etiips In curnMer
i
dude dust, noise end odor from doors and=o.lll
Save your carpets and honed:mid goods tram
noire and annoyance or stage% car bale and rado.
tlingsahes.
The a s bove stria will be completely fitted try, by
WHITSa AL= Axiom, N 4.10 and 11l Law
ouch .beet, Allheny Oily the above thin having
the ezolurive. In Allegheny County.
&phrase/
IaCCORD dd , CO.,
Wholesale DealTre
Hats, Cape and Straw 'goads
hleve now in store the largest ►a6 most !ecenpthte
stock of
000D9 FON SUM NIEil AND FALL
Ever edited lo,tha wolf. Eterbants intagliated
to ea l and exam:nob Ode itock,swlnell will Oa sold
al very low niter
nal
1 1 WOOD STII.EI=
I ELiAO CRILIG'S
01TriET BA* NELL
AND BARGZ., YABD
Craig Street, ,ifieltimay.
'aux.
lag MI 1262: OLD ..;
.
, zacesciatauddleafrea.ta 'Was' -.
No. Sal •
- • • IxoltreaS; ildLtairrES 6 c
FAM3,,i-r 13/Lt=i,,UUU
nuOkiitink Ta4Ofg*),*dclsOtke64,ozialt,s;
,- . , .." -- . ,# . ...e . ..4410(wiy
• ,
M a
Teddy eatToiltecom t o. al st St.
pisialcalcuP
liianufactunrs and Merculta
INSURANCE COMPANY I ,
Of Pittsburgh.ti
'MC& Me. Si WATER ORM : ' .
(BAGAIETS BIJILDIRCLI;
J. 1. BENNETT, PresidentA ,
3. w.. CHALIPANT.I7Iaa P*lde.a.
WM. P. :romps, ficeretarp,
NEBES MOST LOSS 8 THE
Inures Steamboats and Clatgoes.
mons L imsrmrr, A. E. W. PANT E%
JACOB L. SOWA.nrz, 3. W. o'HALVANT.
HOBERT LE, 181LTAH DILIZET,
O,.pXSRMG, WII.T TAIME.IS:.
W. WATSON, E. G. MI
L. B. IacAEOT JOIE? wILIEN,
2 A irEATEB,
mr25.111=1 'l4
risuutaica
BOATIWIT ♦ MMB 44 BlidaNE
Insurance Conikany,
Offict, : COINER WOOD lAD FPO VI&
(Oven Peoples National Bs z$
RICHARD. C GRAY, President.
DAVID II PARR, Vice Pitts Went
ROBERT I'INNEY, Secret:oy.
Will Insure Against all Kilda
FIRE MARINE RISKS.
121:121010E5 •
D. EYARD,T. M. EIAIM.M4
JEIVO P. sttirris •
DAV. 013A.N4'PONM __ A •
OVEDLIN.
H. 0. GRAY,
JAMB
EL W. OM B .In..
FLEZOIY LLOY ,
N.
01 . N GRAPE i
P. kt.
10y2&3701d
TIISIIR&N . CE.
LUREKA UOANYI
Of Pitt.sburgl.
°ince : Comer Water and 510ket Ste.,
atLGALEtn . S DTTELDER4I
3. 11. SIIOENBEBGEB,
W. 11. NIXISCIL Vice Pre*en&
HOBE= PINNEY, seareteoY.
W ILL INSURE AGAINST AZZ KINDS
Marine and Fire disks.
o¢s:
J. H. sHOENIMERGER, W. K. anitica r
W. J. ANDERSON, R. J. ANBERSON,___
JAMES I. BENNETT, M.W.BEETZHOOVPM ,
COCHRAN, 1 3. A.
B. T. LEECH, Jr.., W. CAIK
MARTIN
L LL
D.
PENNOCK, I BYRONALI 7t}P KEr.
SM
my2sirod
ADDY EWEN'S,
MUTUAL PLTJEMS.
Gas and Steam Fitters,
No. 165 WOOD ST46-7,
copposiTE :osurLcrEw
Pumps, Hydrants, ShiOt Lead,
LEAD PIPE. PIG & BAri LEAD.
AND
Plumbers' Idateriala it General.
OIL RIEFIXER:.EB
Fitted Up in the Nod App#Red Style.
Tanks lined with lend or coporr,! Houses fitted
up with wpm U.
N. 8.-611 orders promptly otter- del to. lea
`Alms BOWff,
arizruamyrozza QY
"1.
d . ROVED BORING-10013
FOB fj7
Singing Oil, Salt and 60. 4 ar Wells
N 0.136 WOOD ETIOM-f,
Tool. war:lusted tondo of Om vilay best SLIGO
AND LOW MOOR I:60N.
WELL BORERS
Foradad et
X.rcrovvz.Ert Cletfias IPx-14megeg.
with oath arUclea so an nectuluy to trooduo
operatic:to, viz
lA kusa.
WIINN E OOI2,
1 LIM
tuna, g.
U rn ELLak s,
aMS
11
SAMI,
SHOVELS,
FIVES,
,73
Rope, Leatber and Up Belting,
all of which I Love conatJF In nom
jetinolln
BAILEY, FARREJ.L aF CO.,
167 Sintfhfiel4 Street,
prrribtraGg,
ILLl!nnacnintass
Sheet Lead, Le r 'ad Pipe,,
AND > a '
-
33 .A. X., 33 , A 3. 3:0 .
Wl°lesele fixtubblog tondo (00 ;umbers , plate.
stab, Gnus Goods tor Water,Vaa and Steam.
_Pumps, lose, Hon Pips sad IWJort, at Input
Zestero rata.
- •
11:11- Sole agents for Inomltas and Ellshee's
Patent's teem Ptuop, whine - stiOplles a need long
telt ty at m.& for a vamp thatle.iti tem and rat.
Idle and wont with ease and egreatnty selittong
entailing too groat so expensaq
Sir Manes Joliette& ifnw
WOODSIDE & W "1/B.
warrisolosprz.le
MtD DEti.LEBS'a:N
'arm' Levi, Red Painte,
Varnishes, Dye Stir, L iFt=ess mad Pntty,
Spires, Perfumery, Fienzob, ea n Oil, an.
Also, Agents for Winter." Brown Paint,
Efacillion White Lead, ak Whlt4l
end Abunry & V72llton's Oeletir Pateat, Dryad
in ono an a l two pound cans: =,l‘. ' •
No 37 WOOD. starer,
•
(OPPOSITE TEE Sr. craeliNus acTsto
BOORE3 BOOKS) Btiu I
Downiti We to Palatine," , " l • • • •1•..)
Vicar!" and. other Poanut. z ••••I.‘
Naha a Tba W 01,11654: - •
Beak ea Edam of Lertutri.Sitml
Boys Azoag Slut - *ovals: mil
• • • Gana* Pandarra , te Chita.
Pa_pata tot TAFtiannit tisrA ua
• 11 ,s aliii pti Alt i v
- - cask
gam ' .01 Isk.
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