t ;
I=
ghe Vittsburgh audit.
tllE CAZETTE PIBLISIIIAG ASSOCIATION
YOU DISTNICT KITOUNET
LEVI B. DOW, of Allegheny.
YOU COUNTS CONTNOLLIZ
HENRI LAMBERT, Pitt Townettp.
'ion vuustruzu
DAVID AMEN, Jab, of -Liberty Township.
RUSSIA IN:CENTRAL ASIA,
The work of aimexat'on goes steadily
onward In the eastern and south-eastern
border of Russia. What was a few years
ago known as Independent Tartan , Is near
ly all absorbed, and now the vast empire of
China is bounded by Russia not only along
its extended northern border, but. on the
West. Twolortilled lines are to be made
from the Sea of Arai to Syr Darla, and
from the Chinese frontier to the Issyk-Kohl,
thus bisecting that great central region
which for ages has been the dwelling place
of people hardly knowii to civilization•
The history of the rise and progress of
Russia, with the coasolidation of innumer
able semi-barbarons tribes, some of them
nomadic, 4rorad the original Muscovite
nucleus, and attaching them with apparent
heartiness to the sway of the Czar ‘ is among
the most remarkable social and political
phenomena over known. Unlike Great
Britain, 'which grew to its present colossal
proportions by planting a colony here and
another there all over the earth's surface,
Russia has grown simply by an extension
of boundary—one little . conquest after
another In unbroken continuity, until one
third of Europe and one half of Asia,
reckoned territorially, is under its sway.
The rrovernment of Russia is probably
better adapted to the people over whom it
WEDI3ESDAY, 312 LY 26. 1.865
UNION COUNTY. TIC=
. _
IFOII. itTATIE B AT :
3109323 L. (3-ICABAJX, Allegkeny
• ton issairavr
OEO. Y. NIeHME, North Fayette Townshig.
HANS B. HERRON, BleCandle's. TowneMy..
ALFRED -81.A.01C, of Allegheny.
DAVID SHAFER, Once St. OWL
P. (;LASS, nstaborgh.
JOHN A. HANKS, Nilelee Township.
7011 CntrIITY CONYTEIBIGIIRE
JONATHAN rit 1.7... LY, of Lover St. Ololf TP.
YOU COMM' SVH.VETOB
B. L. DicOVILLEY. of Birmingham.
'II,OUDIUUCTon op Pool.
116.0513 S CHESS, or Chanters Township
bears role than any other could be. Com
bining at once some of the' elemen.9 of the
ancient patriarchal:systems of Asia, and
the despotisms of antiquity, with , the ener
gy and progress of foe modem western na
tions, it is slowly and steadily transforming
people whose mental and moral natures
seemed to be fixed in hopeless immobility,
Into something that may yet be elevated,
improved, enlightened, and iadleiducifirrd.
The emancipation of the serfswai a giant
Ando upwards, and one that will certainly
be followed by grand results. It is their
first taste of freedom, the first lesson in in
dividual responsibility, and the beginning
of a movement Whleliwilknr;aiiipp nntil
the full, strong ligltein - istian .civiliza
tion shall shine over those long-benighted
regions.
In a few months, or years at most, a tel
egraph line will stretch from St. Peters
burgh across the Siberian region to Behr
ing's Straits, and thancc to this continent,
uniting with our lines on the Pacific coast,
thus giving us an unbrolzaa commt,irrttion
- with Europe, by a route over which few
men have ever traveled. 'I his fact is indi
cative of wonderful progress ; and when
Asia - shall be penetrated by such agencies
of civilization and progress as this, her dull
and non-progressive populations will be
obliged to fall into has and march on.
TUE "TOWN OP A ELEGFIEN Y
Oaf neighbors across the river may feel
Interested in ,reading the following, relating
to the origin of "the town of Allegheny."
IVo quote from the "Act of the Freemen of
the Commonwealth of Penns - ylvankt, in
General Assembly met," dept. 11th, 1793:
"Sue, IL That the President_or Vice
President in Council is hereby empowered
to ease to be laid out and surveyed, a town
in 16ts, with a competent and suitable-num
ber of ant-lots, for the accommodation
thereof, in the said tract, and to cause to be
laid put and surveyed the residue of the said
tract in lots, which last mentioned lots shall
not be leas than one acre, nor more than ten
acres each;'"
"Sue. IV. The ,President or Vico
President in Council shall reserve
out of the lots of the said town, for
the use of the State, so much land as they
shall deem ,necessary for a - Court House,
Gold and 3.larkat Rouse, for places of pub
lic worship; and for burying the ceadt and
without the said - town, one hundred asn-ca
for a common pasture, • • the sale of
rthe saidlots and out-lots shall be made in
.-the town of Pittsburgh, or in the Cityof
Philadelphia, at the discretion of the Coun
cil; and previous 'o the sale in either place,
• notice shall be given in sueh newspapers of
the Oil city as they shall think proper, and
also Pittatrargh Gazette, of such sale,
at leapt slaty days previous to such sale." •
The plan of.survey reserved one hundred
-acres for a common pasture, -and to this
Alldgheny . City is indebted for her tine
common ground—which, when inclosed and
Improved,'as we hope these grounds soon
will be, will make her one of the most de
eirsblo cities, for reeidenee, in the Union.
Tali. not now, about the proper time for the
city•authorities to be maturing plans for
Ws' public enterprise 1 We have grave
cloubti in regard to tliE individual effort
plan for the common improvement. We
bellliye. this public work should be done by
the whole public, according to a matured
plan, covering the entire grounds, and at
the expense of all the riti7ens.
GEN. JaGERRN t)N PROTECTION.
We do not wish to say that this is the drat
time that the following extract from Gen.
Iscrtscat'l3 letter to Dr. COII , IAa, on the
subject of a protective tariff has been publish
'ad in the Ocuicat, but the strong good sense
' that runs through it tenders it very profita
ble reading at - this time, when the same
qfiestionds pressing Itself upon the country.
• ' We commend it especially to farmers:
'tTbis Tariff--II
mean a judicious one—
Possesses more fanciful than real dangera.
I will ask,,whatte the real situation of the
agrleultarist? Where has the American
farmer a market? Does • thie not clearly
pnweorben there is no market at home or
• abroad, that there is too much labor em
ployed in agriculture, and that the channels
of labor atitnrld be multiplied ? Common
sense tifon6epoints but - the remedy: Draw .
from agriculture the superabundant labor,
employ itigtneeletnism and manufactures,
thereby crating a - home market for your
breadstuffs,auddbgributingisbor to a prod
table account, .reirthenefits to the country
will result. Take from agriculture in the
United Buttes Mx hundred thousand men,
women and children, and you at once give
a bomCmiiiket for more breadstuits than
all E_ arttk new fumisheu us. in abort, Si;
we have: been too long subject to the policy
of the British merchants. It is time that
we should becomea little more Awintrialv-
IZED 7 and instead of feeding the paupers
aja 4 Abetters of Europe, feet cur own{ or
_mine, in short time. by continuing our pres
entipolicy, we paupers our
selves."
•
BANS 9 Ole flunitrattin aro teaming -'
LehPAKEWS CHOCOLATE AND COCOA.
rco,lllckmanF4yvay.no count4l, Terin '
tb.: 4 l
-.., A full sliortment or sows pre r .td umco.
. late, prepared Cocoa and 'Timmer alto, Sweet
committing groat outrage. - A
man named French t)beeolste and ilento.patifie Cocoa, for
Choate was dragged from 11b3 OW% ydamt end male at the Family Ciroecry _ orn
JIidkA.I&NSIIAW ,
shot.. STAI earner Liberty end liand Arcot&
. .
' l ' ,
MARK BLAIR 01‘ THE
DOCTRINE.MONROO
In his farewell address to his soldiets
Major General FRANS BLAIR goes out of
his way to discuss a question that does not
belong to him in that capacity at least. He
appease to be eager to plunge the country
into another war ; although we think we sec
the ear-marks of the aspiring politician,
rather than of the soldier, in what he says.
We give the concluding part :
There is one other and most important
consideration to which I will point your at
tention. Simultaneous with the breaking
out of the rebellion against the go ve rn
a war was made by one of the most potent
of the European States upon the Republic
of Mexico, under circumstances and with
indications of such an unmistakable charac
ter as to leave no doubt that the rebellion
and the invasion of Mexico were bat parts
of a conspiracy against republicanism on
this continent. The rebellion has been
crushed after efforts and sacrifices that have
no parallel in modern war ; but the invasion
of oar sister republic of Mexico has in a
measure been successful. Can it be said
that we have triumphed, stud Gist our re
public is reestablished on solid and immova
ble foundations, so long as the 'Hapsburgs,
supported by the bayonets of France, main
tain themselves In Mexico, where they hare
established upon the ruins of the republic
a system inimical to our own—an asylum
for all the disaffected in our country, from
whence treason will be plotted and conspi
racy hatched, to be put in operation when
opportunity otters and to be added 11 the
same force, impelled by the same motives
which led to the ruin of Mexico ; it is pos
Bible that the failure of that part of the con
spiracy which aimed at the existence 01 our
government, and which we all know to
have material aid of the aristocratic gov
ernments of France and England, may of
itself defeat the other part of the scheme
against our sister republic _of Mexico, and
that Bonaparte may have the goon sense to
withdraw his troops from that country,
knowing that if he does not withdraw them
they will be driven out by that power
which cannot submit to have its institutions
threatened by encroachments of inimical
systems on this continent, and to which the
Invasion of Mexico was not only a throat,
but an insult, because - we had publial
espoused the doctrine that no u.oaarelnal
governments should in , rude upon this con
tinent, thus taking under our protection the
feebler republics of this hemisphere.
To attack Mexico while under our arose.
ed protection so far as to shield her from the
establishment of monarchy. was to attack
an ally, and indeed, to attach us. It as
done at a time when a conspiracy, hatched
lobo life and nurtured lido strength by the
same malign influence, 'reouirt-t all ,ar
power for its suppression, and disable,: us
from making good the Monrce I>t , c trim."
which we haft adopted, and which oar
terests and honor were engaged to main
tain. The time has come when our power
to maintain that principle coincides with
our interests and honor. It will be mans
tattled. The whole conspiracy. In all Its
pans, must be frustrated. It will be fortu
nate for us, and- the whole ci , ilizcti
;four diplomacy, invigorated by our restored
power, shall be able to re-establish the prin
ciple so necessary to our safety and securi
ty. If that object can be obtained by
pacific means, then soldiery is at an end,
and your sole business hereafter will be to
develope, enrich, and improve ode great
country. To that end our soldiers should
be provided with homesteads, and in no
part of the country would they fare better
or would they be more useful than in the
South, which they have redeemed. But if
the folly and wickedness which inspired the
attempt to overthow our great republican
system on this continent, should still pre
vail, and European despots continua to
threaten us, by a flanking movement iu
Mexico, you will be called upon to eoutp:ete
your work. Fames I'. BLAIR,
Major Gene ra:.
THE FRENCH IN ALCIEHS
The Emperor linpoleon on 11:, rAigna
from Algiers, published a nocumeat entitled
"The policy of France in Algiers," in which
he condemns the Manner in whieh th
Arabs have been treated by France, and
add=.:
"Up to the present moment the le. uciiiis
of the civilization in which the Arabs are
invited to participate are, in their
thing but spoilation of their uroperty, az
gravation of laves, vexatrous a1i1111111.413
tion, offensive disregard of their half.ts,
customs, interests and refigion, flow t
can we be astonished at the hostility of these
- - - _
populations? Should r e not, on the on
trary, be surprised that a great part of Ood
Arab population have remained E
and peaceful in the midst of an insurrection
which put their tided' y to such a tnal?"
lION. ISAAC NEWTON, Commissioner of
ja
Agriculture, has received a letter front 11.
B. Helper, Esq., United E tee Consul at
Buenos Aires, containing an offer from
Mr Libiro Pizarro, of Bo via, to sell a
flock of two hundred alpa , which Pizar
ro suggests would thrive well and become
very profitable if introduced into the Uni
ted States. These animals each grow
eighteen pounds of wool, which tor length,
fineness and general excellent quality is far
superior to that obtained hum sheep, and is
worth fully $1,60 per pound.
'EKE Indians are getting very trouble
-601:1113, they have already killed several per
sons between Milwaukee Gulch and Fort
Benton, and at that place there is a very
large war party' besieging the fort, and al o
three steamers loaded with pars,ingers.
There have been quite a number of persons
killed while on their way to meet their fam
ilies. The excitement is Intense, sot com
panies are organizing to go to the relief of
the besieged. The Indians seem bound to
drive all the whites out of the country.
A CONVENT(OI4 of the friends of temper.
once throughout the country Is to be held at
Saratoga Springs on the Ist of August. The
call proposes a convocation to review the
past, reaffirm the simple scriptural princi
ples on which the original tinny:mute re
formation was bused, sod reinaugurate by
the blessings of Him who bolos in Ills
hands the hearts of men, the efforts and
successes of a former day."
Tire iron interest continues to be de
messed throughout the State, and both roll
ing nulls, dsc., and colleries, are cloging
every week. Many give the choice to their
workmen of accepting lower wages or 1111 -
ing the works closed, and the workmen gen
erally prefer the latter course. In view of
the dull state of the business, the proprie
torardre rather benefited thereby.
A. G. CLAIM, who recenilyleft Washing
ton under suspicion of frauds to the amount
of about $15,000, to the damage of nearly
all the banking institutions., has been arres
ted in Philadelphia, and awaits a requisition
from the President. Fie west:Lk:Ling as - claim
agent for the Departments, Ills associ
ations prior to these allegations, were of a
very respectable class.
Tern New 'York Citirea says: General
Dix Is relieved of his command a had own
urgent and repeated request, being anxious
to devote hlnisell to the Pacific Railroad
Company, of which he is president, and, to
give his attention as early as possible to the
affairs of his private fortune, which had
been neglected during the severe labors of
his slabbery life.
A rwarnzn of papers are republishing an
apparently startling account 'of , the de
composed body of Lynn C. Doyle having'
been found in a barrel at a druggist's in
Richmond, Va. It appeared orig,nally in
I the Republic of that city, and represented
I - that Lynn C. Doyle (Linseed Oil) was a
6 merchant of Philadelphia.
JKL'W' AD rIERTISEZIEJti'S
S , CROLL CRACKERS—Fre:I from the
the bakery; also, Boston and (+rebate Crack
ers, jrta reeetyra and tor sale by the barrel or st
Mail, by JOBS 4 A. HENBIIA
1Y26 corner Liberty and Brad streets.
S C. BREAKFAST BACON.-JUST
received Boca Cincinnati, another supry ..f
Sugar CIIIGLI 'Breakfast Bacon. kb, sa, by 600
piece, at the Faintly Grocery Store of.
301 DI A. it F.:SSIIA
corner Liberty aria • fietnl it, cam
X.Efir 4D j'EDT/BWE/17011.
CAUGHT ;
nc nnimortorrefearaa BIVE_;
ftcar the Bargee at 'Went Pittaburga, July Musa
A LARGE HOG,
elching about two hundred and fifty pound.
Seld Hog being now to ch. poneession of Mathew
Li.ecc, A.at Pittsburgh, the owner a _requested
to Lome forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take It away.
)535ata AIA.TKEW - CLEGO.
110IISEKEER6R WANTED
A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN,
To take ehhrge of a family, nod to do the house-
work. Good references required and given. Ad
dies!, giving name and residencet
5.," Pittsburgh P. 0., Box 247
BANES. & BELL'S
NEW GOODS.
sa V.littact. Street.
850 REWARD
STOLEN from the real
dance of the cubteriber, to Indiana townahtp,
A BAY !MARE,
'W ltl4 white feet, heir oft left foot•look, white star
In e face. Tlw above reward wIU be given for
inft.rolation leaning to the recovery of the Mere.
j32.s:3tdltur JOHN COOK.
1. 4 '011 BALE VERY CHEAP.
IN PEEBLES TOWNSHIP,
THIRTY AORES OF 00 , 1 D LAND,
Suitable far Vineyard.
Una FIVE ACRES Or COAL on it. Four miles
from toe oily; by the Conuellmville Railroad. Ink
;doyed enta-0 000 Dwelling House, Stable, and
bee Ile‘ring Orchard. innulre of
THWIlas HOWARD,
Na. 83 Diamond 'treat.
BITES ,S 7, BELL'S
Dark Chintzes,
White Goods,
01 every 41M.
WORTHY OF NOTICE.
I "
TIIE OELEI3II2TED
Wheeler & Wilson
SE rVIXO 014 cm.rE
arm, an - anted the ft-at prize—a 1a , Ge.14
ter medal—at the International chow,
held at Stettin, Prtta.la. a few wear.
clore,"ss the lest sewing' machine for
all ordinary Jottraci,
-Ica,. :CO,
THE WHEELER & WILSON
Loch Stitch Sewing Machines
received she highest premiums st the !
great Interhstlonsi ,Exhibitions at
PARIS. rl'IMGe ISltt.
1.0:4 11l IN, England ISM.
HOPIS: 4 fillßli, Psusala MIA.
Wbc• c oil the Scaing dinchtnes of Err
rope nod Anarricd were in competition.
FAolecale tsna Retail Salea Boom,
No. 27 Fifth St., Pittsburgh.
I . E. P. CARPENTER,
GREAT BALE. OF GOVERNMENT
iaossEs Ar.rn MULES.
23,000 A.NISIALS 10 13E SOLD DURING
'rHE 31.0filli AUCtUST.
Jrt the Ststest ofYork,rylami, and PeonsylvanNelts, w
Ohio
alst
Jersey, nod Ihe District of
'Cofoo
• GC ‘4,lar
AsaulrTll.ll.l TliO4, a. 4 is:44E2AL'. it OSalCm
/8645 ,i
gYi4 C., J 4
Wi I he sold nt public Auction, to the highest
biLider, µ the time and plsaas winced below,
NEW 14" ORK.
New York city, Tuesday sod Fildsy of each
weru, ZOO Horses each day.
hes . Truk city, WeducedsT of each ',Nett, wo
Mules 0.02 day.
'..stes4l.7. August 8. WO Horses.
Vicars, T11.11.y, August !NM. Mule.
Friday, August 26, VII Mules.
Metal°, Nteduesday, August SO. NO Mules.
PENNSYLVANIA.
4delphla, Thursday of 0.9 week,2oo Hors.
sane ass
11htisde1phts, Wednesday and SaturlAy of e.. 11
:11 ‘,:re ,ncl, U.
PlLlcAagh, Thursday Ist slob week, 160 Mules
eaP chott day.
sville, Ts clay, August 1, 1 200 Moles.
1111dlintown, Frl.lsy, Asia :sot 4, WO Mules.
lee, V: lase, 6.11110a1, 6, six:, Hones.
swell's, Thu may, A 111611 .1 9, 10° saws.
Thurstt , y. August ICO
vesdlus, 'Friday, August 11, 'AN3 ones.
011,1ppensburg, Wednesday. Aug 16, 100 Hones,
Thursany. August IT. 200 Hones.
Slunperisburg, Thursday, August it. ito Mules.
Willlsosport, Friday, August 10. SOO Horses.
Indiana, /Honda p, August 21,200 Moms.
Clintu l serstuag, Wednesday, Aug. ltn, 400 Horses.
Chtrsherzburg, Thursday, August 114,100 Mules.
Alslton, 'Friday, August H, WlO Horses.
Cards's., Wednesday, August Sp. 100 Horns.
tiarlialr, Thursday, August st, ISO Mules.
01110.
Columbiau4 Tneeday, August 1, 100 11 ors •
nelem, Wen nesday, August 2, 100 Horses.
Mance, Thursday, August 3, IMO Horses.
Canton, nature-Sy, August 6, 000 Horses.
Cleveland, Tuesday, August 0. 1, , X0 Mules.
Massillon, Tuesday, August 11, 000 Homes.
Crestllne, I nurttlay. August 11, tOO Mules.
Claveleml, Monday, August 71, 200 Hones.
1 NM
Fort Wayne, Tim t aday. August 14, 1,000 Btu
AW AYE.
Wlliniagto:, Tocadep or e,sett week, 273 Roma
. et: day.
Fildny of each week, 2 . 00 Mules
• Oa day.
NEW JERSEY.
Tr( n too. Tharkilty. August 10, NO Mule.
Trenton, Thurndsy, An4nst_24, aXo
MARYLAND.
13,1tImore, Wriinesdai, August O, and We.the
day of each week thereafter, too Horses arta lay
WASHINfITON, D. 0.
Each week day, Molre.
CIIESBURO, 1). Cl.
Farb week-Owl. est;pt Wwlnesday, tOO Horses.
An opportuntty to purchase • superior class of
saddle and draft animals. at he Ices thaa their
true value, is note offered to the public
Though the nuraority of thous are sound sad UT-
Vicenhle, they sir 40 longer required to the army,
and must be sold.
Many of the males Were Iwught in the besinnlog
•I the war, s bets young, accomosnied the
scarier
In all their marsh.. and camps. and are thot oust,-
Ir broacn, haulened Mo og , trestle and fa
miliar. front being no eur:ounded by the 1301.
dices.
A airmail will Da sold singly.
Sales to croutuence at to a. in•
lernm—Caeb, In United tate
Ss currency.
J el. YIKIII,
Bier. Brig. Gen in charge
Ist Illy. Q. 81.. G. U.
j.. t, cat
1% 1 EW
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISIIING
.grrort3o.
N 05.13 and 1-5 St• Clair St
The at tectiori of the public is called to the largo
sort Eltol7lslVe •etoak 1 GENTLEhltill'S FUR.
PiISHING litit)LiS, just opened at the above
vacationed place, which I am now offering at great
bargains. Any one is want of the above rkoods,
wit, find It to their advantage to give me a call,
and examine toy stock before much:wing ear
where. They eon and the largest and rat selected
etocital .Fihe White Shirts, extra sites, rteglegee
Shuts, Woolen, Cotton tied Lisle Thread linden
shirts and Hnitrers, hearts, 'Beek Ties, Seeks, Sus.
periders, Butterflies, and everything peTtalllLlK to
the Gentlemen's Yurnishing,Choods in the city,
Remember the 'place, to sad 15 St . Male street.
BANCITEL
N. 13. A lame stock of Hats, COPE, Tninks asul
'Vl,neer mcatna.tly on hand. fyniklyinklis
LACE CURTAINS;
TIOTTINGIIA.D I LADE,
V EST IB'CLE
U ILT CORNIOtIS
For isle by
waiTc, no. & co
DIMUTIt CIIIMMIS2tairtnriGENIMALVISOFPICS,I
PrOrantinoil,P.a. , July 2 4 Md. t
1)ABTIJ WANTED.— pea l ed YTopo
-L Nati wilt leceived at this•ogion until 12 o'clock
N., JULY 70th, 1866, for featuring 1,000 to L6OO
Muse, for an unlimited Period;
Itale mum. et tte. tho price per hced,rand the eon.
dm°u ta the mowing and water, and bow many
own enretilta, and tho rilstavaireem th
ee eltr:
Proptmals to he marked •
. 0 PrOldm_ke d e'he•
Cure,. and etalremed to the Ungercre Oß e •
OSs,_
lyNddx Ltnut. Vol. end glepitty 4 DLO.
. _
CHEttill.-100 boxes Hamburg;
so
00 db ao
W. Goshen;
IL, forgya r
.4 . 22 J. B. U.&
irr_aiirmitrissmexTs.
THE 01,11 BTAPD
Eaton,- Maul= & Co.
Received this day
EATON'S,
NO. 17 FIFTH STREET,
PULL lANFE OF
/sonnet Edgings,
Jeconet Innertlngs,
Juni:int flouncing.,
Humburg Tic...ingf.
boriu Edgings,
Swim; !multi! p
Tranob Cambria Bands,
Dimity Bands,
Infanta' Embroidered !lobes.
Infants' Embroietared ALM,
Black Thread Edgings, all widths
ipure Limes and Edgings, all widths,
Blase and White "Iku end Lace Barbs,
YuL Edeteal; ned Inscrungs,
Boynl Frtill24, ommething new,)
Dane. Col,ars Collar.,
Linen Lace
Linen Conan. and Cuffs,
Real Lace Handkerchief.
Hem stitched Handkeredivfa,
Embroidered Handkarch leis,
Thread Lace Veil;
()rape Veils,
Meek Veils, (Lutc) borders,)
Marto Stuart Net.,
Inrlslble Nets,
Waterfall Nets, etc., etc
A "ukulele as of Bonnet lbbons, Trimming ktlbboas, Neck !Beam., tkarfit, Ties,
Buttons, Velvet Ribbons, Cords,
Bugle Truumlngs, eta., etc.,
Bind . Silk Belting', mil widths
600 dozen LINEN EILNDRENCHIEFS
Superior quality, at from 1255 to 2 eta. north
All the latest styles of
GENTS' FURNISHING ; GOODS.
zar Liberal Irobicentents ntremi to the wbolea
trsd..
NEW STORE-FIRST OPENLNO
IVIACRUDI & CARLISLE
ISO. 19 FIFTH STREET
RETAIL ROOMS
win Oo oren Cot tnaincon on
Thursday, July 27th,
We beg leave to se Iriiii;;ce that our stock LAS
bee., roylealzhegl with et complete aa►ortmeot of
New Seasonable Goods,
Selected laat mica by one of eau firm, from Fresh
Importation.; embracing all the
RICH AND ELEGANT STYLES
Of the 1:1104 Desirable Goods in market, and the
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
Our friends will hod us fully prepared, on and
ricer that data, to supply their wants, ew far 11
porathle, with
Dress Trimmings,
Etribraideries,
Real Lace Goode,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Ribbons, Hair .rels,
Zephyrs, Fine Yarns,
French Corsets, Skirts,
Fine Shirts, Collars, Ties,
Under rests, Drawers,
and • complete assortment of
AND •
NOTIONS.
NACRUM & CARLISLE,
SELECTION OF
Valuable Medical 'Limas,
FROM THE STOOK OY
PAWL CUM &
98 ypood Eitroot
prop: Bursary,.R large vole., leather Ii 00
Drislisitnson's Medical Dictionary, raVLSS4I
Oo
75
Graids Anatomy, I large sot :
rA
Doodle on Diseases of Ohtldien •
?Merl Princiotes of Surgery ; :
Millede Yrsetire •• ; : : t 73
flanalton on Fractures and Dlslocations oco
VAlson•:: Duman Anatomy : : : Oo
Dessisy's Book of Prescriptions : 00
Tanner's Practice Of filsdleme :•:
: 60
Fantail Practical Fitannsay 00
TISIDSI.I Idsmorandaof Poisons . : ; SO
Pocket Anatomist : 1 Cs
19yetill: Pocket Dolt Book • •. Oo
Perelrsls Packet Preserlotion Book : 45
I usEssj• loircovArTs to witirsitmens
3725
IS FIFTH STREET.
WE HAVE JUST PURCHASED AND
Pr seui ate now receiving, • new assortment of
Carpets, 011 Cloths, Matting, &c.,
WI, ieldttlort to our hew/ rook of goods
prentoully on adv antage les us to Offer to our coup
tomer' With* the market satires a
Priam
The Lowed /Leached this Season.
Pr 4 DrERTIS.E.TIE.III79
INSURANCE ,
CASH INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE. 57 FOURTH. STREET,
BUFME'S BUILDING
ISAAC H. P.ENNOCH. President.
JOHN F.JENNIIINGS, Vice President,
THOMAS tyHAHAdi. Seeretnry.
CAPT, R. J. GRACEL'Agent,
INSURES AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
Insures Steamboats and Cargoes.
to transit per rail to Philadelphia, New
York, ese., insured at low rates.
Foibles issued on the most favorable terms,
ISAAC DI. PENNOCK, President.
JOHN F. JEN:sIINGS. Flea President.
utanoTona:
J. I.4Cley , Samuel bleOlurarans
is,bort H. IC , t Jake Hill,
.onn Stevenson, ; Thomas Donnelly,
Wm. 11. Forsyth, H. W. Oliver, Jr.,
Darnel Wallace, H. ilart3llll4ll. •
Alexander Chambers, '
ler/Auld
NEW GOODSI NEW GOODS
LALBGE INIPOPTATIONA
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
F. IL EATON
11 Fll , lll STREET
I pweeA of P fds IN 110 LO If ED Ali ALUM LS
1 , 0 werortt AllPAtflf
100 pee.; of 111 ;
140 pier PS Of I LURED C01313R(1, at sac.;
,100 uleces of PATIO iES;
1070 of It A I,ffil 11t A LS':
fp , 710-04 of 4-t 05'1. A INS;
too pieces of CANTON FLANNELS
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
T-23. X...easge. C;2o,l..avaxtf.t3r
these Goods will be sold at a
Eastern Pries
QV 1.1[121212/0,211. (11112 Ju ly
01/102, i
Wean HSCSIVIS. D. 0.. u 21,1966.
Will he sold at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder. at the times and places noted below, vier :
IiOLV3IIIIAIIi, 0100 hio
1,1 TUESDAY, August Ist,
SALEM, Ohio, WEDNESDAY, August 2d, 100
Horses
ALLIANCE, Ohio, THURSDAY, A 'scut id, 280
Borne's;
OANTON, Ohio, SATURDAY, August 6th, 200
Illortes;
CLEVELAND, Ohio. TIMSDAY, August Bth,
r 1.000Allules;
SSILLON, OhineerugsDAy, August 15th,
200 Flosseak;
RESTLINE,' Ohio, THURSDAY, August 1711,
9,00 halos:
LEVELAND, OM, MONDAY. August 2lst,
200 Horses ;
'OliT WAYNE, Ind,sna, THURSDAY, August
Hth, 1,000 Elude.
Thos• sr:trials are no longer reuutred in the
fft,
raw, nod must be sold. An opportunity Is thus
Hied farmers and others to parch us a tupelo
lan of draft animals at far ten than their lOU
110. 19 WIN= STREET
StoiABIAND k COLLINS..
71 and 71 FM at/ell,
Veit house to the Foal owe.
t~ 'is _:
Of Pittsburgh
Onto U. S. lospeotof of Steoman )
<Jo< >IL) S.
TWEEDS,
small adrance on
"21 FIFTH STREET
BATES & BELL
GOVERNMENT
HORSES ,41N/::) =LES
value.
Many of the Mules were bought in the begin
ning of thownr. when young, accompanied the ar.
sates lo all their marches and camps and are tone.
oughly broken, hardened by exercise. gentle and
famitiar, from being so long surrounded by the sot.
dier. •
Animals sold singly.
Hales to commence at 10 n, in. each day.
Tern •—UASII, in United itates Currency.
JAMES A. EELN,
Brev. H• Ceo. in charge
. Fl y n t Div. Q. BL G. 0.
YET ROLBU hi PUBLICATIONS
THE TL lONS OF PENNSY
• ttlt map .d `moth bvo. Cloth, CIAO.LVANIA
HUNT'S TIWPROVED 151 AP OF VENANOO
CO. CAL REGIONS, showing farms, sectiose,
townships, stc.,eto. MOO:
IDL
POINT'S IMPROVED RUP OF WARREN
Ou.. nniform.chth Map of 'Penang° 011
glom
Iv.
BURT'S MAY OF NvEsr VIRGINIS. /INF*
OUID.
V.
DInOR ADS AND It MISTER FOR OIL
V? ELLS, $L .co.
VI.
017, LEASES—two lands. 10 grata.
I liE NAT , ONAIi PETROLEUM TINES, pub-
Litho' Meekly -1D calls, 13 be per ancittou
JOHN P. MlNT,Publinher,
69 FIFTH ST., MASONIC HA
4T Sent try return post on iooolpt of prim
.421
NEW GROCERY—The r-vderelgned hlu§
opened an
ENTIRELY NEW STOCK
of fresh and WELL SELEILIMED GROCERIES
in Oleo NEW STORE. In addition to otner not ,
Otto...they wottld cm% attention to their stone of
Eastern BRA.SIS BOUND CEDAR. WARE. I
BCOTT ararra,
Jrai Iron comer Liberty slid Ye= 'tree&
Currnicurisa,s OriteL
AT.l.zon-Wer, July' El, 1882.
Q, ,
EILLELI PROPOSALS (addreseed to
C.- 7 the Committee on Streets) will be received
t at
this Wilco, until THURSDAY August 2, ISSS,
cluelve, for furnishing Cast•tion tincture for the
East aide of Federal Street, where It moues Ohio
Street, similar to the one on the. West aid.
By direction of City Connelly.
Jr2o:td B. B. rich.NOLS,Oontrouen
DwsuANG nouns FOR. BALE
on yaw, street:nix& street, grist
street, Fourth street, Leacoelt street, Sect* street,
East Lame, Liberty street, Bedford street, Seeded
street, Liberty street, Allegheny. Webster street.
Most ar ..siteet,_Logien attset, Franklin streat,
Oarson street, 11Fgh street, Mount Washington,
G
other Locations. Apply at the Beni ErtatO 111-
Ate of S. OOTIONOZT tr. SONS,
Jra Zderket street,
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'S. Bestir
BTATZ9
7-30 i.oa u.
TEIRD NATIONAL WI
Corner of Wood Street and Virgin Altai
FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES
wad SPECIAL AGENT of J.y Cooke, U• 5. Adeef
for Qs sale of the
Seven-Thirty Loan,
POPIIILUI LOIN OF THE PEOPLE,
MEM
Only Jus.)rtn in the IVltvri, ,
0011 VERTI 131,E INT()
U. S. -211 9/X PER CEAIt
GOLD BDARING BONDS.
rrir-LtberslOomrsisalorsahowed to dealers.
J. B. LIVENGSTON. Casidor
IND NATIONAL BANK,
01 . Pittsburgh.
Omer of Hand and Liberty Streets,
SpasOffl Airflow of JOV Uooko for the solo of
NEW SEVEN-'2HIHTY LOAN
R. C. GRAY, ID. E. PARK,
JAMES REES, IT. AI. H.L.RTVN,
E. W. OLIVER . , JR.. 'JAKE anal._
HENRY LLOYD, IJA.MES H. wataliT.,
JOHN GRAFT, JEHD P.
N. J. HIGLEY, DAV. CRAIMD,
F. H. GORDON.
mi-2.5,3ma
Two .11:74:›33.tma 'L'oar . 13:Ziesy , I - --
TNSURA_NCE.
t. strictly the People•. Loan, and is being
btorbel at the rate of about nve millions per day.
These bonds beat I. interest of
each hundred dollar., and are convertible st matu
rity into U. S. Five-Tweaty St: Per ()cot Gab
Bearing Bonds.
Full commissions will
be allowed to" bulks.
Bankers, and Broken, who purchase for neleale.
C. H. RIGGS. Cashier
pus
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
O f Pittsburgh
Chartered by the
. Capital Organized mule
Stale of Pa., IEI6. $1,00t1,000. 'Natal Law 186 i
Tyls Bank Au been designated
DEPOSITARY
Or THE
United States Treasury
J STIOENBERGEWW. NIICION.
w. I ANDBES_,___ON i n. J. earDraisten,__
JAMES L BENNETT, ISLW.BELTZNODYme
R. D. IDOcHILLLN, .1. A. OAIIGREY,
IL T. LEEOS JA., W. W. N.AIIIIIN
1. M. PENNOZDE,
A. D. SMITH. BYRON FL r
EL M. MURRAY. Cashier. I miossei •
canted agent for the sale of the
7...8.0 Ma CD , .A. M 67 .
Every facility will be Drava to iLlscaters or pa ,
a purchasing for re•aale.
VULCAN COAL YARD,
ROBERT )ALZELL
OIDoe adjoining Machine Shop of the RMS.
bnrgh and °maneßavine B.allroad Company. .
Brst Youghiogheny Family Coal and Nut Coal
ALWAYS ON BAND
COAL DELIVERED AT SHOUT MOTIF.(
L.esse your orders st THE OFFICE. or A.
'l•tr IN , s a OU, Hose atreetvor et THE
OFYIUE. Ilith street. jeSSAt
COUPONS! COUPONS!
SEPTEMBER,
JANUARY
COUPONS BOUGHT
Highest Market Rates
Robinson, McLean & Co.
J72o.lwlta■
_
ICURLLNG CREAM.
Dime. Demorest's Curling Cream
AN EX()UISITE POMADE. ,
For Fixing,
'Curling and
Beautifying
111.111
Can be repented at the
OENTI3.A7. DRUG STORE,
Corner Cdato wad Federal etreelr
In Market berme, Lite eheny.
•
a.ROCILRIES.
Via bags prima and choice Flo Coffee;
pockets Old tloverarnent lays IJuliire;
173 half chest. Orcen and Jason Teas;
30 bags prime lilac,
LS lilac. choice P. R. Sugar;
50 (10: prince Cuba doi
leo bide Refined do.;
Vix) do. Samna, choice brands;
Oo do Cuba Molasses, cheap;
lo tierces tileurtigas MOlasses;
boo boxes Congress Tobacco, 0. and 10a;
50 Md.. emoking do.
Arriving and in store. For .ale by
Larri.E, Ball(l) b. PATTON,
ji . Z Nos. 111 and 110 Second at. Pittsburgh.
8 3 MARKET STREET.
CARNAHAN ec CO.,
DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
Sewed, Netted end Pegged moots, Shoes end Bal
moral,. for Lathes, Ouste, Bays, Youths, lasses
ana Children.
Irak addltione are made every meek to our
Stock, end `•Smail rroa.s and quick Return.. f•
our eystem of gelling. reezult and careful atter
lion given to orders. jr.iftstat
DR. J. L. MpK.E.E.,
confines his attention entlroiy to the predict of
madame, and will promptly attend to all calls la
hm prdeadon, day and night.
Orincy : No. 67 sEvrarrit STREET
Jpl==d2mm
11ADLY RocßEßsuouszri
PAISOPPOTtritPCS 0P
Ssissmaittare. /sad. C 7 •
. - "
cam:amt.
NEW 211.11.TTINGS;
'WHITE AND RED MEMO)
In all widths, of the Intel importation.
F.ANOT MATTING, neetaatiheadickeel cilqcs
Just recelved end for *Araby •
bIeFARLANft h COLLINS,
.5 71 cud 73 Fifth •treet.
I HEWITT'S
]?OT.YTRCUM
FUR TILE ELMS,
• ls acknowledged by all who have rag] ltt
be A No. I. Try it yo - doubters and b
convinced. For sale by all druggists.
jytioiyd
A PEW FOR PAIR
We are autbortted to offer for sale
ORE OF THE BIOST ELIGIBLE PEWS;
the &mood, Presbyterian, Chnetti.
ll.lfoLket CO.
PICKLES.- 10 barrels prime, in vinegar
for sae by J . B. CANFIELD.
pBII"I..kNCIIe
Manufacturers and Merchants
11%4D BAN CE COMIPANY.
Of Pittsburgh.,
, FFICE: No. 87 WATER STRESS
(BAGALEY'S BVILDINCE)
J. L BElCNETT,Preatdent.
.1. W. CHALFANT. Vice President.
WM. P. J0N1r....9, se .,, tary .
NORM AGAINST Loss BY FMB
Insures Steamboats and Cargoes.
suiscroius :
JAMES 1. HENNETT, , Ai E. W. PAINTER,
J A:3:ff: L. SUWAREZ,!3.:W. CHALFANT.
ROBERT LEA., l ISALLE MEE],
J. O. PERSHING, WILLLUE WALKER
M. W. WATSON, E. O. BUSHNELL,
L. R. mosisor, !JOHN WILSON,
HAINEY A WEAVES.
mrssmd
INSIIRLNCE.
BUATRANS' NEB & MABINB
Insurance Company,
orrn: CORNER 1900,0 AND VIM
(Over PeopteNettona) Bank.)
RICHARD C GRAY. President.
DAVID E. PAR Vice Prealdent.
ROBERT MINIM, Secretary
will Insure Against all Kinds
FIRE AND MARINE DISKS.
UREKA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office : Corner Water and Market fits.,
J. H. tinoratimiteza. Presldscii.
W. H. NIIIICII, Viee Preside/WI.
1301=1MT PLIUSEY, Soaretari.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
Marine-and fire Riske.
7 AMES BOVif P,
IPROVED BO vO TOOLS,
Sinking Oil, Salt and Other wells
No. 136 WOOD 6TIikET,
• .P/TTSZTVILOR. 74.
Tool. warranted made of the =7 bast SLICK)
AND LOW MOOR 240 N.
raCYNrang* Cta Xara. Z:12.10015.
with inch oftklat al ace asconary to onetios
openUoas, TIP. 1
ANVILS,
BEL ES, LOWS,
VIS
SLEDG ESS ES,
YLLJAM,
SHOVELS,
PIES.
NOVEMBER.
Rope, Leather and Gun Setting,
ADDY d, EWERS,
Gas and Steam Fitters,
Pumps, Hydrants, Sheet Load.
GEO. A. X I:.L.LY
Plumbers' !Uteri* in General.
Fitted Up in the Most Ittpproved
Tanks Hand vltli lead or copper.• Haim fitted
up with water or
pETEOLTA cILACEILNE WORaS.—
a. R. LEOKY. ELanufutoxer. of his 011ie
Orator; Patent Improved
OIL Vil t kiAL TOOLS.
SANSOM POST AND WALICES,.;:'..BEA.INI
laceis, and all FIXTITRE23 ESEtt TN AWOL.
WOOL tow slam WELL-1,,Pr0a.13 and 311
OHIO STREET, on the ripper tette Of_thp gas
ebester Pawnor' RallwaY. P.O. AcatlMlll BOX.
IVA.LLTGITENT, Pia, •
Particular aramition le !rotted to Ids lalalkw.._
provernents to Jere Wad Joints, all reads of the
purest. Sligo and 4.0 w Moor lollt. haddithlef ex
pressly for them parts warranted and made
to atan'dard sizes the 'pins and waste of any atm
at Latins any e th er of Ids zumafactute having
the same number) . Steam -rzdtrow stre d "_.„
Work suede to outer.. ;We With the P
and examine, and Judge for themselves ; and we
challenge equality sod p and.coiapati•
ticm. Senet for Gird Circular. firlisenthtas
Pittapursb, P
ALLEGHENY CiTr
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DiasoTortu
Of Pittsburgh.
(EtAGALEDS HMLDEnt.)
MANUFACTIIREFI OY
W JELL BORERS
FuntlAhed at
HATCHETS,
I:Sl Gn ts ‘
PLANER. •
• LEVELs,
NA.IL6I, bak,
nil of which I hive constantly In MFG.
nadt.
PEACTICAL PLIMWM.
No. 165 WOOD STREE'T,
(OPPOSITE nen. crErernmu-
LEAD PIPE, PIG ft BAR LEAD.
OIL itsrixEniss.,
N. 13.—AllordorO promptly attended tO.,
& ggTLEY. STOC4
wicuuss zwa, ,
Th• Esalteri and Brokert Board luring adortsa
the followirig
•
•
RATES:' OF COMMISSION
. -
we will be goveried thereby from thls date :
Stoat. selling at', sad nocier, I toots. pet elms.
do. do. go and np.toVll pa nat.
do. do. in do. 11 * awe.
do: . do. 1101 and over. of 1 per oral.
Yll
OIL
OIL LEASES
GM be, bud ou tbe most fnooroble tams n Ist* of
four or Tre.etes, on Whitely Creek, Rear the tiow
tqg well' A barrels) meek Unt week by thy.
Standand 01b42konpany. OrPittabarils. Apply to
le= STEEL re BAILEY, Walden Well.
FOR BALTA.
ONE FIVE YEAR oill'ma*E.
?racei tuuitz saddle; tioti In tilusiiiss;
No. Nel LIBERTY num
JORDAN, HOLLISTER It 00r