M==M:N2=MMII PIT r irSAUR6H: FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 6 , 1856 ThOFFIOE of the Pitiebarga Gazette e awe iterneried le the yid buildingon Ylfth atxet, Wt g ra l ISzoltblSeld,_ and Isamediatelr adiohdag the eb Protestant uzel, 1131.T0 Advertlorro.—Xeltber tee Eallorlnl Room • or PrlntloglataXhinmontortboiDaav iiasottr, aro onen.d an anslay, lovonrormairOOdagno their notion to ankett ( mum ., m.d.7 noxrsdnir t plooootoinil then, In r tororo b o dad. m norardir. Adranoe Psymemts.---Hereafter no sub• 'Akins fte'tfie Dill). or .Weekly Onsette .yler manna is made In Meese& Whenever the tree ie up to whktr the enbeetipthou la Pala. the unpee e9l h henekablY &Wed. unto u .th► ntheniption hi re emmed by dame paftynt, A.ll trandent aftvortbinc of eees7 deenhiption. will he required to be paid in et WY. The oar isteptione.elll be where special month 1p or may content. ere made. esplulaw • liSfkukeritt Weekly Gasette.+The sztonsive otreaktkoketbuy Wail* Gullets offer. to onArneinfoi mon num& &distal. nudism of maim tbAlr buth.eskt... Oar di tibu is bohnionbor end do Lboamonll. ntoolalng &Matra., oiscobant, ionnof.tturer and stml-komor In Mogan POMITIMI , II4 and Saxton; Ohio. : iiirttr. H. V. NIIELLIti, lets editor a the Slants 7.st Wog mot now roonetkod rritti the Plttolrrirer, Cormier. Is atrthorisool to ioltett olabonifftlorts sod odirorttoorinkto for the Pittotoutittiss.tio.ovordlre to ocir.publhard tame t Pitt:Margit Kara 3,1681 x. __ltguthas Matter ea each "age el tete paper IRS Wis.—The news of the disasters to the 'anus of the Allies in the Crimea , will be read with pain by many of our - readers. The fearful sacrifice of human life before and in Sebastopol, by disease and the casualkes of war, since the 'commencement of the siege, are fearful to con template, and. yet the besiegers deem to be se tar from the object of three great sacrifices a. ever. Thls, only confirms the view early taken that a place so strongly fortified, and garrisoned . with eo powerful a force, with ample means of re inforcement, cannot be taken. It L. one of the enigmas -we cannot solve, why a different policy has not been pursued, at least since the Allies • have possession of-the Sea of Aloft It appears to us, at this distanoe from the scene of action, that the true way of subduing Sebastopol is to take possession of the Isthmus of Perekop and .any other means of land and teat oommimication which the Russians may have, and thus effect ually starve the Russians into submission. The Czar'e forces In the Crimea most be very large, and the daily outiamption by men and horses must be immense: The Allies have the command of both seas,4eaving only one means of commu nication open. To seize this seems to be the nat ural mode of procedure, as then the larger the Russian force in the Crimea the soooner they , would be compelled to surrender. By the pres ent mode of procedure the question is only one ' of men and means, Both the Allies and the Cur are exhausting their armies and their money, and the victory will eventually tarn on the side which can hold out the longest in furnishing men and money. There may be, however, sound reasons why the policy of 'seising Perekop can . not be 'adopted, and it will be for the credit of the allied cOntmanders Ito convince the world of this. It undeniable that the allies are undergo ing imams') lessee, both in men and money, suffloient soon to weaken if not exhaust the great western nations which have entered into theeon filet ; but thin exhausting process is by no means confined to one aide. It is only by the most herculean efforts that Russia is able to keep up the strength and material of her army in the Cri met.- That Peninsula. is situated at the extrem ity Of the Cur's dominions, and scarcely con tains sufficient food to supply its Inhabitants.— Sines the destruction of the shipping in the Sea of &off, the only mode of supplying material and provisions, le by land carriage of some two or three hundred miles, for the country In the neighborhood of Odessa has long eine° been ex baaated. The cattle, or horses,. and teamsters who take this provision to the army must carry their own food with them, and if they re- turn, must take enough back to last them at least part of the way. The immense teams re quired to supply a hundred thousand men with food, as well as the Material of war can hardly !mote, by land carriage, over bad roads must be attended with an expense in money, and an ex ' Unseen of horses, cattle and provisions fearful 4 to Contemplate. In this view of the case, "a masterly insetivity," if Perekop cannot be own pled, appears to be the had policy. `'laving the command of the sea, the allies can supply every requisite for the war with more certainty and ease and at far leas expense than the Czar. tinder all aspects of the case, the Beige of Be beitopel is the moot renuakable the world hie. trrer,witnessed, and its future history will throw into the shade those famous sieges which have .so long commanded the wonder and admiration of"the'-world. • - Wasantorms Couurr.—The Whig County Con vention that met in Washington on Monday last appears to have resulted - in confusion and sepa ration. The Convention was but thinly at• tended, and the majoirty of those present, after passing some resolutions which they tailed A "platform," adjocumedlestily, without nomine ting a ticket, although Tema* called tozettmr to do so. - The minority of the delegates subse- quendy held a meeting, appointed a new County Committee, and called another Contention, to be held on the 27th of, August, to nominate a county ticket _Among these minority delegates we re =guise such 'known names as Hon. R. R. Reed, Wm. ':'McDaniel, Joseph Heodersori, . Samuel Livingston; C. M. Reed, and others. ' . .The piny thus appears to be hopelessly split— alaige portion going off to help ICn ow-110030p ism fight out the battle between the rival De mocratic &edam of that county, and the other portion anzioim to retain their -old position. The two tickets now in the Held there, and called by courtesy the "Democratic" and the ,JiiAsneric' an" tickets, are nothing but a new phase of an old family quarrel in the Demo , •akin porty. The "Democratic" ticket is sup viiainly,by the "Montgomery". faction of Deinomits and such Whip as sympathise with them; and the ' , American" ticket by the "Hop . this" 'Democratic faction, the Know-Nothings, and. rich Whip as hate become enlisted in the • - Democratic broil. It is a factional fight through . .!We.wieh that our "Whig" friends in Washing ton county; Rho claim to be each and nothing else, could see that this is no time to be clinging • so an organisation that condo them nogood. Let them throw aside their distinctiveness, appeal to. thi4a;ple to rilly with them . to defend freedom and • ths •.2lOrth, on the only vital, question at lane, and they wilt And, or ought to lind, abun &at lielp. We-begin to think that the neat bone and sinew of Washington county must be by this time sick of this internecine warfare, and ready for a political struggle moroennobling and more worthy . of their intelligence and'refatetnent. If ' they are not,„ it were better to stand by and let the fictionist, devour each other that will be done all the more thoroughly if there be no third ticket to call off their attention. Cots—W, hari noticed, lately, that whenever ' en esetion is about to take place, of the result of *MA some doubt is entertained, hlr. Clark or Xr, Merrick or wane one else Is anyouneed, and the public are informed that be will be saw- didete; without •ny referenecto Us polities.— K r; Oa, perchsece, le elected; and thee we ' are psis!) , 'told that "Mr. Clark, the 'Astrirican taididats was suoceeatni by a kaudsonte major itye.' but it Mr. Merrick, by seimishap, it de tester), iltas we aro stoutly isetwed . that ';"the Anntricatts had no candidate in the field" This American part)talwaytrustude Os of that pout• iaalmountebankintheploy,whoconstantly smote himself on the bruit and exolaimed—!.There is no humbug 'about* sir; there I 'no' !rumba/ sbont swot" • ' ' 1 7 ,C1ik113122 ILWO.—The location of this .road hasbean ohanpd at, or near Oanombung. On : the old line it win necenaiy to nom the creek iny fiequenUy ; the new loostion Molds eh% ' and so aims the cost of bonding several bridges. Ne*orli lied hem done on the eectkoni ranted by ildeoltenge. , We lawn, In addition to This, Vclin the Washington Uvoner, chit a monber of woeltatom are now employed* on the rental dons of iire road that the ;whole Eno rinT pfrpri with' du last deity poinibb AU the isOrreetliffillial, ll 4 l . g c s SPV ~,0*1413P • , I • '") • - • T.••-•,•• - -•- =.;• • - • ; •<.,, •"0 •'• - ; • • , - ' - " A per,The Louisville Journal is complaining of I t h e adMinistratlon for not dhunissing Gov- Reed er last winter, Zen, it says, It was first titscov ered he. was att."Abolitionhit." Mi. Reeder is no more an "Abolitionist" than bro. D. Pass nos, the editor of the Journal,:and never wrote half u hard . things of slavery as the latter did before he became a Enow Nothing.' Gov. Reed er has about half done his duty in endeavoring to carry out the "squatter sovereignty" doctrine with tairnese to all parties. It was his duty to have taints more active measures than he did to presentite outrages of the Missourians, but his I Ina-hearted anti timoroniconduct in his efforts to seijustice done, has not saved him from the charge of being an abolitionist. Every body who will not yield implicity to the demands of slavery is now denounced at the South as an abolitionist, which means everything the most despised and I hated iu Southern estimation. We are surprised, however, to see such a paper as the Loidsville Journal falling into this unjust and dishonest course. It knows well enough that Gov. Reeder is not nu abolitionist, but that to give him a bad name is:the best way to break him down. If such poor Anti-Slavery men as 64_1:Ludes. are abolitionists, then the South had better look out. The few Doughfaces left cannot prevent the North from asserting its power. A communication in the Indianapolis Journal of June 30th states that epeoulatore and inter- Wed mon have endeavciredto get up a panic by representing,that the wheat crop in that section was likely to be almost a total failure; and some timid and faithless farmers allowed their fears to get the better of their good sense. One far mer was so foolish as to dispose of twenty acres of wh, ,t for one hundred. dollars, which now bids Lir to ; Id at least fifteen bushels of excellent t, the acre—an operation that will make a loser to the amount of several hundred dol lars. Other farmers were prevented from mow ing or ploughing up their wheat-fields, after the late frosts, only by the earnest remonstrances of their neighbors and friends. Notwithstanding the hard frosts in that region, the promise of a good crop there is very flattering. 0 A correspondent of they London Nark Lane &peat says that, so backward has been the sea son In England, the harvest cannot be gathered until September, at least a fortnight or three weeks later than usual, which delay will be further increased from a week upwards by the shortening of the days at that advanced period of the year. He argues that, consequently, the reserves of old grain on hand usually held over to mix with the new, will be all consumed before the new can be gathere'd, and adds, that there is not a single European market from which they can draw supplies. A very fine opening will therefore occur for the grain products of this country, as soon as prices oome down sufficient ly low to justify shipments. The Houston (Texas) Gazette says that there is a German paper published at San Antonio, in that State, called the Zcitung, the Editor of which maidens slavery a curse, and incompatible with republicanism, and who also thinks that the Ger mans of Texas are opposed to slavery. The editor of the Houston paper, of course, wants to have the German Editor hustled out of the State and sent to Africa, or some other place, where he can do no harm to the Texas slaveholdera This la a free country, where every man has a right to utter his thoughts and' where the press is un trammeled—at least, so we are told. The nominees are thus specified in the Nes.; but the Sun says there have been sundry allega tions of cheating and bad counting, and that some change may he made in the list se sob joined : For Sheriff—Wm. H. Kern. Register of TRlo—Wm. P. Bolton. Clerk Orphans' Court—Wm. F. Small. County Tlskit--Benatar-11. M. Foust. . . Assembly—WM. Moran, E. 8. Redstrekt, N. Waite, J. Alexander Sitnpsan. Wm. P. Damn, Farmer Burn. John A. Fisher, Charles Cline, David E. Daily, Henry Einwectaer, Joseph Hoff- City dumbly 2Tart—E. Joy Mtnria, G. E. Smith, Jacob Dock, John t.• Sima. There are only two or three of last. winter's members on this legislative list. Whether the ohmage is for the better or not remains to be The Ritseuro Cevitirriox.—We have received no dispatches from Reading. either regular or special. The Evening nines of yesterday gives the folloliing as a dispatch from that quarter - Raiding, July s.—The Stale council has repu diated the platform of the National council— adopted a Northern platform—issued a call for a Northern convention at Cincinnati—end ad journed amid tremendous cheering. Great en thusiasm is prevailing. P. 8.-41uace the above was written we have received oar regular .dispatches from Reading, which give an entirely different version to that .of the Evening none", as above. The platform was endorsed instead of repudiated. Nor the littabutgh tkasetts. OHIO AHD PHYNA: RAILIIOAD EARtm.llls.= PiasburgA, July 5th,.185.5. The eirninge in June 1855 were.... .$ 78,122 76 la the Bret 6 months of 1855.... 507,574 67 first 6 months 0f_1864... ...... 445,858 88 Ir. :ease (14 per cent.).. $ 62,215 69 The Incraase onithe half year is very satisfac tory, averaging mare than $lO,OOO per month for the six months, notwithstanding the failure of last season's crop, and - the.exhansted state of the country. The ne_w-erop le very promising. 0. W. Itonzwrs,,Sopermtendent. The Philadelphia Sue, an old-lire Native or gan, ways that the Simon pare Nausea will not co-operate with the &tow Nothings, unless the latter come down to the simple platform of Na tivism and• nothing else. The slavery question must be ignored, and their candidates left to humbug the people as best they can, on that is sue, according to their respective localities. MUSHROOM FANR.—The honors at the battle of • Ban Jacinto bare for some years clustered around the modes; head of Gen. Ben Houston, at present a very prominent aspirant for the Presidency. Time, however, is tearing them away from him, as would appear by the follow ing from the 0. Picayune: It would teem, from what !Snow transpiring in Texas, that the history of the battle of San Jacinto is yet to be written. The materials are getting to be very abundant, for which we are indebted to Gen. Sam Houston, more, it appears, from the facts which are coming out, than Texas yea indebted to him for the victory itself. In a late speech made on the anniversary of the bat. tie, be gave a version of the. history of its loci ' dents, and his own connection -with them, which has brought out a host of indignant commonta tors, who not only deny the truth -of his narra tive, but accuse him of cowardice and incapa city. The first to reply was David R. Burnett, formerly Provident of Texas, and by the mails. Which arrived yesterday, we have two other ad drams—coo by lien. Sidney. Sherman, and one by Gen.. Mirabeau B. Lawn, also once Neel dent of Texas. These, gentlemen were m etre during the battle of San Jacinto, and they con cur with Burnett in declaring Gen. Houston's narrative false throughout, and in affirming that the battle was fought against the wishes and judgment of Houston, who is accused, moreover, •of behaving with personal cowardice as well as - showing utter incapadity as a general. Gen. Sherman says that when ever a full narrative of the battle is given truthfully to the world ' , Gem Houston's mushroom (ante will rapidly de oompole and Sink into putrescence with the mast of faleeboods ' upon which it rests," and Gen. UT' VW, "My own opinion is that he,.him self Houston) was the only cowaid on that field. I ems name, DO other, and him Hama as on*" More commentary from other officers on the same field is said to be forthcoming. We do not hear :of any which Maid= the egotism of Mouton, eo that if there is soombluation against Mtn, it ii composed of all, or nearly All, of thou who bare a right to know any thing on the nub ject The history of the battleiseridently about to be written at last, and the appearances are that it will read very differently from the tradi: tion which his been received hitherto as current truth, against the occasional remonstraticos of parties mho hare denied to the so called hero 'of that day the honors upon which he his flourished so widely. Gov. Bemire men Gm. Sratsormzew.--The personal ronoantre, of which we spoke rater day, between Gem Stringfellow and Gov. Reed er, of Kenos, is confirmed. The parties met at Westport; Gm. Stringfellow demanded from Gov. Reeder,• a retraction of charges or impute dons made against him by the latter, in some one °this' Eastern speeches. Gov. Reeder de clined to make any retraction, or to give roils isotkib, and thenloilened do:Terme' recently, in: which titilkoreiscie yrns pretty severely died - Both srtfettfist well matched in dee, 'th"gt"t4Ocittrkli Sh• smallest men: --d+4 Piras.oswitis.-!—Tbeßnow Nothing lodges • Plascielphis completed their nominations last week. The North American of Tuesday nye: "During the pest week the-members of the "American" party in this city have been engaged in making theirnominations for State and mu nicipal officers in anticipation of the next fall election, and we understand that it proved to, be rather warm work in more senses than one. Under the combined influence of the sweltering weather ands hot contest, it is reported that several of the aspirants for place lost their tein pers, and heightened the interest of the political strife by episodical exhibitions of the pugilis tic art. Nobody, we believe, was hurt in these personal scuffles, but they serve to show how very dangerous it is for politicians to venture upon an. electoral can-vass in the middle of the doz-daya." The New York Cowl; thinks the census of New York, now being taken, will show the pop ulation to have increased 200,000 in the last five years, making the present population 750,000. One ward, the 11th, ocoopying a territory of only about three-tenths of a mile square, has a population of about 65,000. The population of Brooklyn is estimated at 200,000, giving to the two cities an aggregate population of little less than a million of inhabitants. The American Physicians in the Russian army service, since the breaking out of the war- have been unfortunate. Of the five, two have died, a third was lying sick at the last accounts, and the fourth has applied for his discharge. Several others, however, have recently arrived atSt. Pe tersburgb, and offered their sqrrioes to the govern ment. - SPECIAL NOTICES. A Certificate from ono of our 'Williams burgb friend. Augast 30th. 1.4. I hope every one, whether adult or child. whomay have reason to believe they aretroubled with worm. will Lek. Dr. Mel ane's Celebrated Vermlhige, I firmly believe It Is one of the greatest worm destroyer. of the sge—eertale. ly the mostexhaordiaary 1 knee of. A child of mine, about the years old, he. boon troubled with worms about elx month. back; we could get nothing to relieve It until we cams agrees Dr. Mebane'. 'Ventilfu g e. of which we gate but a smell quantity. The result, how ever, ens extraordinary. The child weed over three hundred worms. R. LIINT, Willlmrgh. L. 1. 113.1.urchuers will be carelul to ask for DR 311.A.NE'8 01ILMIIRATED VE12512110E, and take none else. All other Vermihme. In comparison, are worthless. Dr. M' Lane's Venetian. eloe him celebrated Liver Ms. can now bs had at all respectable Drug Storm In the United Shags and from the sole proprietor. Alaefor tale by the yule proprietor. FLEMLNG 1.1110111110. iN2Od&.B 6....50rg. J. K%dd k Co.. 60 Wood it. Dyspepsia, Headache and Indigestion by winch all persona aro more of lass affected, can usually ba cured by taking moderate exertica, wholocome food and a dm of &exhale', Holland Bitters, one bone beton each meal. Hee saverltseent In another column. ie3o.lwdaarB Mrs. Vanderbilt, No. 185 Sairolk street. An or D. 31 . L.rtes eiguraerr.. Loon Pain : lEir Being u well, and not knowing whether It Cr.' aerated from deransementof the liver or merely hysterkri . I was perstiadel to purchase a boa of Dr. SPLane•s CShe butted liver Pills. and before tused t hem all was entirely relieved. lam now enjo3 Ina perfect health. and sheer tally reoomna..lld Dr. .11•Lane'• Celebrated !.Ives Pills to all similarly altileted. New York, Starch . 2.1, 1542 P. P. The above valuable remedy, ahlo Dr. SP Lane's Celehrated Veroltrug, eau be ha.l at all reapeeta blot Drug Stores to thlv v!ty. ser P z etwarsvill plea. he arcrul to ask tor eoo take woo but Dr. Id Lulu Pills. There f.e other P Us, per. Potting to be Aver Phle now before the postale, .rise for owe by the role proprietors, FLNIIINU BRIM rue.ssors to J_ L N,IDD CO., No. GO Wort ot of. Noon Your, Juno 16th, 186:i. eititW York tc, Liverpool Line of Par kets. s * . . JOEL); TIIONIPSON, No. 410 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.. I. the woly person to the shoe. authorizeo to .11 Partake Cortlfiestea for Ear Live o New York and Liverpool ['waste. LW always on band bight l emits for any amount, payable at ant Bank In England., Ireland, IlleotL.nd and Wale. OORNELICB Ciarth'ELL, R 7 South eit., New Yuck. Old Odes, 'Ulcers. and all erntniont , and Mumma arielag from au Impure nr depraved stale of the blood. Roe the extraordinary cure of Km G. Itarwn • highly reePentable eitleen of Richmood. Ta.. by CSerterbi Steollvh Mlettrre. Ile bad ulcer, and Puree or the worst deentiptlony and finally got Po bad. he was nimble to walk excerpt on crotches. A few bottler, of Curtives ripantiti Mutt., the great blood Nuttier. cored him, or It hal eared hundreds of othem who have andeunt with i hen m.tlem, bad.efrorlv of rnm , `YS. and rah. and Wenn of the boo. and Joint.. Foe a Premier/pent. jetV illt.S Dividend. °rust CIM..' lassrasara O.I3IIPANT. Jona 16th, Mt. f The Prepident and Direetnn. r tin,. Cont. 19.1417, hare tt4s day deeivird • dlehland of rl.. Dollars per share npon the Capital Moth. ray FOOO Dollars MY. No to the Strekholdsra or their *gal repropentattess. on and aft.. tb.' 251 b Indt.., and a. 4 Al.sr ea,..111.0 to *tack s3o4otd HAIITIELL MAILSUKLL. Sed.y. The Shenflatty ._JOENWD. GLENN, of the Second Ward. ritudntrzz. Anted an ticket, to to rubel FM' et the gall [leak. fur .1513arlff .1 Allegheny cancer. Jnt-tttdattwes GEORGE R. RIDDLE, of the City of Allegheny, till be a candidate lbw the 'Mee of Slung of Allegheny Donut,. at the muting ehettlon. • MR. SAMUEL WALKER, of Elizabeth, .ta be a aandbiate farfchetiff of Allegheny county. nth put to the dethrlon of the qualified electuce.Whigs, Ito, crate and Liheity men of the dlstaict. Elise htth. May 10, 1855. 01110 & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD THE ONLY RAILROAD RUNNING WEST FROM PITTSBURGH Orland Bfter MONDAY, March 12th, 1855 the PeIESEMUiIi. TRAINS will ma as follows. until f • titer Ontlec Pier Them wai insa AT 3 a. IL MAIL TU. " at gA. a. rarares , Thrir " It 3T. W. ' thew TraWs all ran through to Crivithia. and mooaet theta with the Oatowbor aad C adaoatl. Ohio and /mil s. and rallefootalor and India.llroaiir. At )taut UM, roonartimor an mule kw Newark., ZarwevlLlG. Moo. gaadosky, Toledo. Chkago. he..; nod 00 anima. foe Cleveland. to No Min. run 00 londay Through rickets are add to Cluctonatl. Louirdlle, to.. henna Indlehapolla. Chicago, Ronk /eland, Port Wayne. Cleveland and the prlnelOG ttorne and cities In the Wed The NEW BRIGHTON AINSO/HODATIGN TRAIN vill EMEMiSIMM=I Yo[ Tioketa mut further lotkotostio4 apply to J. 0. CURRY, • At tin crasser Ake, under tie lSononFabele norm Cr at the Federal street Station, to OP.ORGE PARKLY, PlMlmre!, march 10th.146. Tletet AR.Ot. WELLS, EIDDLE & CO., 86_Fourth at. near Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa. MAAVOFACITTREJittI Of Buggy, Carriage, Riding, Drovers' • BRAY WHIPS• THONGS AND SWITCHES, ' Keep dondantl, on band, received direct trona I=orr,,in P ick Co., ➢a.,. fun and ♦arbd ea , oortnutnt Vq3jps Thong., Pnltaaa, Loudon mai =Whim.= i=lra:..r,t7.'Lmt:::2 sigi , Nsssptylee of Whips promptly fondsho.l to odor. ,AltdrOvions trom a oa ko trsde aro solicited ood promptly PP'd WARRANTED-4S jelfolydawfaS MONEY. IN,SURANCE. Indiana, Tennessee, Kanawha, Massillon, ' Illinois; and all nnenrrent Bank Notes, Potraased it LOWER RATES MTh day dho Haw. THE lIIGHEET PRVVIIIIM- PAID 'POLL OLD' SILT= AND GOLD SIGHT DRAFTS an Beer York. Philadelphia. Clean esti, Bt. Lou* and the principal Mier of the Vaned Stator. faralehed le sew to colt .t LOWEZT RATES. FIRE INA NIRINE POLICIES OF INSURANCE CIPPILDII. 110 incr!LaLz INICILUICS OP LOSEOP CAPITAL, $2,600,000, and the cutAlarx iNBUBINCISco...r New tort city; O'CONNOR BUDDIES - 1 CO, Banks* Exchange Brokers and Insurance Alta. m76imft Be. it Wood et, one door from pid at. Pemmyrlecuna insurance Company, • OF PITTSBURGH, AU N THO • L FU ZED CAPITAL $ 3OO 000.. INSURE_AULLDINTIB AND OTHER PROPERry AGAINST LOSE OR DABIAGB BY FIRE AND TIM RIMS OF Sea and Inland D -Navig at i on E CT and Transportation. ORS. W. F Joiltuten. W. WCllntork, D. 11. Lout: A.NI. lowa, Rod, Fattenerni, Keoriedr T. Friend. J. Grier yer's], J. K. JO.ll, Jacob Painter. Wade lliimstdb. ifttre s ok=ft A. A. Carrier, W. B. Hann, I D. 11Thirk. . OFF GER& Prrritent—liose Mrs I+ J =ton, Via Preridesit....Rody Pattenion. 5..4.71, and Trertngre,-A A Qualm .AArist . ant Nrcretary—.9 8 Carrier. ife6J 1010. 1 y CCU& - Instrraace Conn , of ratsourgit s w elartit. L .riksMl e : r . opirmg, W WATER, BRTIMEN lIARK.PriARD WOOD Malan% 0imR7,424,,11171,8n.pLi ANDatvElt CARGO RINKS ON TEM 7astcrl nounit Lou :•N,D,TR1813..111.11C11 ‘loandaaprit• VIM PIA and /17Ptir AI" pad TARAULPORTirio/v; VIGIL77Oa Wm. 1. &maga ea, Robeat Doldikpar, Martmtugtr, bow M. Pocock. Welter Smu • Jam. M. Ocoper. /ali itithsra 8..k1. Kier. Wm. 811:mham. JautB. thimmth, inamia Eallam J.liehoomml* , WM. B.Waya. 'ex mow_ .la ....cocniva (scoaessons Do icon 0 04 FIMIDING BigthEm WHOLESALE DIIIIGOISTS. !Nix 60 WOODMIZT, =yamfdt. ' Propeist' *LiumillOsloNita4 verinu Distr.*. i „ PAW.' N. Y_ 'O. - COLLINS, • POISP7aRDIXILIAD 00B1.111I881001C- btpAROBLANT,, otharribM, fiEllitS7l7B4,, ' **WA. 7 1 47. 1 41M4 1 *- I 4 .British and Cantinental Exchange. SUM 'BILLS DP-ITM• BI • SHERMAN k CO., ON THE ONION BANK, LONDON, IN SII.IIB OS Si AND r ('WARDS. These Drafts are wraiLable at all the Frin -odpal Towns of Engle nd, Maitland and Ireland, awl the llkortinet4. We ateo dr...WSW/11T TILLS on M. A. Grunebaum d, Ballin. • • FILAII.IU - 012T .d NAM Whine sena we Romittaimo to .11 parts of German/. Switzerland and Rolland. ', Periloll4, intending to trmel abroadmay procure through Mt Letters of Credit, on irbichOlorsey can be obtained. as Pealed, it any part of &Mope, C0u,,,,ij0 h ,, or Sills, Notes, Fwd other secnritim In Re. rose. will receive prompt atteatiou. WILLIAMS a (.5)., wen- cal. corner Third street. Western Insurince Company • OF PIT T BURGH. n. TATI . --••• roau,ro, Will Insure agaunst 1 kinds of Fur and Rairine Risks. it, Jaa. McAuley , A. Nimick. 0130. Sande, C. W. Illcketonn, Nath'i llc 0. W. Jackmn, Lippincott, Wm. Er. Smith. air A /tome Institution , manalled by Directors well known in this community, and who will liberally adjust and promptly MI all Wm. the Orrom. No. II Watn Street, (iiparta•A Oo's Wershmse.) up stain., llittabnrab. a Villa, Jr,. J.W.Butler. Wm. Lyon. O. Ehmem. WESTERN TEA STORE Corner of Wood and Sixth streets. W. AL ItI'CLUB.G. ttur Teasuill be found on trial unequaled at the prima to the city: Oolong, 40, 50, 62, 75, Young Hyson,.so, 62, 1,00 and 1,25 per lb. 75, and 1,00 per lb. :Ug Breakfast, 50 and Imperial & G. P., 75, 7 7 5 ete. par lb. 1,00 & 1,50 per lb. Tema mit up It -achy bosom from 6 to 53 IFe. for fatally use. A Ilberal dboDunt made to retail deslon. CDFIRE—Jaoa, La Owl/7v, and Ma atfre, kern and Bocufat. SUGAlM—Loryerickg'• and /k/claes Loaf., Ptar,rited vm Orauned Susan. Also, (hoplates, Awee. Pk. Um Ruh and Druxi That, mhB JOHN COCHRAN & BROS. MANUFACTURERS OF Iron Railing, Iron Vaults, Vault Doors, Window Shutters, Window Guards, &e,, Nos. 91 Second et., & 86 Third st., (between Weed and Market,) PITTSBURG ti, PA., Have on hand a variety of new patterns Fancy and Plain. imitable for .11 piny.. Partiedlar at tention pad to enclosing drive Lem. Joblana don. al stoat notloa. mbittf REMOVAL. KpCORD & CO., HATTERS, aare. removed to their new store, 131 lewd rem!, 5 Mon abort MIA tired. 'shish we have built with the inpreps adaptation to our Increased business. The first floor has been fitted up In MODERN STYLE exclusively' for our tettal trittlo, olwitys la found • completh sawirunent of the MOST FreSIILINABLE STYLES of Quote and Youtbs' Dress and Soft Elate NO NM. as well as LADIES' 1111)150 lIATeL and CIIIL DREhi'p (ODDS, adapted to the season. We shall be pleased toss* oar Mends st our new stmt. The four upper stories are fa yamal y fbr oco WHOLE BALE TRADE, share sill be found .• full Stock of Hate and Cape , embraellor dearer, PIM, every variety. Soft. Pa name, foghorn. Iltskts and Path; Leaf hate; Silk Pituth and lentli Cats. and Cblldnen'a blond. of all bled, - fa rehatite visiting our city sill end it tholr lotenot to agendas Cu clock. a* our faellitle. are corn ae to enable to to compete miLb any Jobbing bons. be the cactevn tire. PHILADELPHIA Fire . and Life Insuxtuiee Com_pany, N. 149 CIIESIWUT STREET, 'OPPOSITE THE CIiSTOII 110(ISIE Will !nuke 111 kinds of Insuinnee. either RarParna or Lltalted. on nrery dew:rig/Mon of Prorcrty or Marchand'.,,at rraannatd. r.t..orprernican. ROBISRP P. 61NU. Prinddent. M. W. Wannrts. Vies President. "MARC NI'S: Char. P. Hay, 1 E. R. EL Knells!, rho. M. lirmrn, P. a. Rarer,. In Sherman I Jar Panh John Clartnn. S. J Mncarc.c. r. thacanash Snerntrd7• J. . n 4•26-I,fc trrunr Thlr P J a a ndwri., Ag Wood •f e n.. t. ts. Reliance Mutual Insurance Company of PHILADELPHIA. 0fr1,7: :U WA 1..\17 .\7R :ET Ogren!. f1 . 7 , 404.—.10-te ; EIRE I N SERA:\ CL-----On Buildingf, Nter shunts., .te.. In *tun nrn.untry. Th. mutual pelstelph, entahlued yelth the ...nett, ..f a Stock Camltadomtltlett the Ineur.l to enure In ,!,- of tts•Oonahany, tothout liablllt e for ' The ..cript Certificate,. of 0.4 Company, for t.r..nt... Ounvort.ol.l,, atm i lyttV , t; i lyp . lt i t . .. , %::: , :.l the o..mte n. 11. WINC111111•. (gun 'tingle/. Lowly. 11..100310,.. Wm. Thump., I th.c.r.te N. 'tat, T C. Hoda..lll, Hem. W Thtelet. Q W. Cat - mute, T Lothrote, Sobert Alum, IL L Cam c. 0. A. Wood. o.4Nert Tolan4. VAlward 0. lame, ..1 1. s.tVot i1 41 1 41ar, , I Wm_ Softer, Jamb T. 9.111. g. Artodll.l.l Gott,. 0. S 4 - ehreetht,,Wm. SI. Semple, Plttig. 4 • J. 0. COYSIN, nans.•& - rumor Third and Wood attaom _ x - x — x Life, Fire & Marine Insurance Company; Olken, Corner 31arket , and Water Streets, ' PITTBI3IIft4 PA R 0217. GALWAY: Yre.tiand. .Isisbe D. Vann Sari. This Cbmpany makes every Insurance up. bewiwittlost twos onnasetsb with 1.11.6 utss.s. Also,stesitist Mill sod Cam* Risks, ou tbeOhio and Al Il rtvvr. and tributaries. and wribs Disks pew *tsar And against Loss or , Damage by Fire, And switlxist the Perlis of the des sod Tolstoi Nitri‘stiwii and Trensportstina Policies limited at Lb. lowest totewounidstsot with /witty mall Tanis& 1:1=1=1 jl; hni tl m iam " 3 B l ° ; = l:lo ** :l l l: n ip : l4 .l. Jot. Reot4, Johsj...l.Top, PEKIN . TEA STORE. S. ,7AYNES. No. 38 Fifth Street, „On 01101 tact OP Tfili rmrtmeng east. PITTSBURGH, PA. GREEN. AND' BLACK TEA.q, Selected ent MU f great cam; and ntactmee4 direct from th impot' ar Caa. me of an etnek consn the different flame and the Allules of Tea brought to the: American market. and 1111 be sold. noltotesal. cad Morn; AT Till: LOWEST 1-111L'ES. /Er WM i an tgr earnAtt G mßar OOMS anr invited to call and get gam . d l Vtiet. PACKED TEAS Pot op ht smelzalie pookoseei a:meanly for the [rule Yee nr . too. No. 1. • Imoviol, 1 , 1 o. 1, ho. Oolons. STI7. ,7 —",?" 7 2. Billeat Leaf 'falloff Iffln. Plantation °WOOL Gunpowder. No. I &mottoes, " t o ttLect i = i etatog, linglish Breakfast, Teai of all grades by the Half Chest. uKN, COMB—tine Java and A Rio.: LOVZIIINCYB 8017111. Coarse Pulverised, Puhretited. A. Whits, Clarlied, 0. Yellow Clarified., and beet New Grimm BAKU'S BMW& CO• end 011000 LATE. te...to • LtOntekPolerme to the business to awe guarantee that rton ermar a t td iele . = be As hr. n pamteUfen r.t ., ,,, , &gamin the ci/P. Customers are corneal not to plare any ~O ftrlde ill the T aus °lmam. annierly employed t othis R.. j'IMMIZP2I47M7TdVISYCLVE.S; Aloe, for Masai.; of L PE:NEON & CO.B TYPE. INK. /Fr— •Y•Loidfo HOLMES) RAp T E & CO A. H. HOLMES IfROTHER, XANV/ACTIIIIIRR 0/ SOLID BOX VICES, HAMMERED LEON AX LEt3, CROWBARS, SLEDGES. MAT TOCKS, PICKS. Timber,Mill, Tobacco 4.1 Cotton Screws, ono Jlaakfnertf. • Oar arid Bridge Bolter; with Thread and Nuts - complete, PJTTSB - 111R0 H, P emm t m in Wpm unwarra am 107 ran 007.. sx7Wris Ain — 'AMU woerwarThoo' WILLIAMS 84 /am. au . ,ccagsolutTo ARNOLD, & WILLIAMS Chibon Furnaces, Wro't Iron Tubing AND IMOD ()SMUGLY, "or woman ' , anti Ventilation of Buildings. A. W. vrtiliontriet Mc Warming and Ventilating fir gtentioe Hot Weer, Pim or Chilsort`i lninoace. Churches, Baxtgil Horiltils, Victories, Orson Houise. Ontrt Um. Jail Hotels cc Thrilling* No. HS Narks: Pliteharg _ Statement trOM:Canadit.—Quebea. Feb. I th ,l6s4 .—Weleys. B. A. rahneetock • oo.:—We had the P1 " 4 7 . 4 rtttlitttnia tide Mottling, the within eertilloate a , Mr T 141 11W1146 Whlcll will be MY itmtifYlint to Ton, tord,,lftnt voluntarily: We ere. irth•Mrt "'I __. _ . MU a CO. OMM ll llh—hly intl. dater. 4 Teen 014 and me Me older, wen me ...at big the* iraWing tram ...=i 1 ana-hand two teatime of. rear Vermitmtof ta in three dates, 144441111 g 11 P u r s. mid Manage ton rju teat than three Mani At ,,,nl imetZlll2 1 , 10 8 2:11 2 D t . 1 TO =an i to the * 2 - eue... lll V__,,, u tt tiiiirmid sofa Mad. af the be neheial to t eff V• --• ....num I teal it my dray to recommend It Loth. . se, 14 lay opinion, one of the 131.1 Mt 4t/k WO. rem*. o,==ver yet offered to ti m mArt i , .. 4 umbit. "Mut. In. ta b k_ B___NANING thAPE - 1(15. _., h . 1 1•19Yed asg Jiang II ..t. is Oh * Oh coma en lewd ant mrstete. . - myl Awl' PEA'lta STEAM 111.1.1 a. • - Auntagma. twatFloitr delivered to:families in either of the enes. r • ' ...... may be left at tie MA or Liu our boxes at Ma erne. at • fratlileaNs2MlW2uWzdtrituist.cha Its. • B r it i mmx leAg" . bratrot b reittess id " --- BAAL 4AokdDra ••• finr:Ditguernan Gallery.- woitid AtlppatfanY, inform ht.. truads Ma pada: gessially, _that In ca meqt ke to. mat the Vaannahl a &amid Ar he haat ha 4 &ad liaa atm canahletadl_._. Phat On* str•rtaza 0. toe- •moos• 'alanacint• Lisitt te ~,,,==,,tasL..l,:itt:LtarzyaWjtnt:o, U114411031t ;QIN The Greatest ffiedteal 4 Di covers . OF THE AGE- Mr. Mariedy. of Roxbnry, halt AhmoVared • In one of our common maturewent• mon, that in4nTkioi Qr Monoor, fr.& Go. wont ..rte tia to a «ann. • lie Wm tried It in over eleven huntle,l -too, and Lever failed except in two cum (both thunder Mon, Ile hew now in hie pnweesalon over two h.mdrnd oirtlficate. v i value, all within twenty miles of LlowtOn. Two brittle. are warranted to nue a anima Wow oto One to three bottlen will rpm the woret lnd pimples of the face. Two to three bottles will el.mr eyenia ot • Two bottles an warranted to...rye , lb« is esti It.e. In the mouth and stomaeh. Three to tine bottles are . warrante.i to tun. • In,. POW cane of erysipelas. One to two bottle, an wan -Feted to eue all I. e her In the eyes. Two bottle, an warranted to eon roofing of and blotches among the hair. Frier to nix bottles are warranted to Bran eorrupt and running One bottle will ewe 14017 eruption of thi skin. Two to three bottle. ars warranted, to 'gun the worst me* of ringworm. Two to thee.. bottles am warra n ted to mire prceelets perste cams of etnotmathon. Three to folur iattixn ore warranted to e rift rheum Five to eight tattles will cure the vonst,case of earfuls A benefit Is ahem, experlennet from be fiat. Natio. and a perfect cure Is warrant.' n hen the Isbore quantity. Is taken. - . Nothing looke no Improbable to ohm* who have In . vain i tried all the wonderful medicine" of tia is dal. a. that nommen weed growing in the patituren and along old stone walls. should cure every humor In e syetemt yet nls now s fixed tact. If you beer abut - 14r Mass to kart There are no Ifs nor ands, hums at ha stout ,t salting Atom@ razee and not your& 1 peddled over* thousand bot 'Dee of it in the vicinity of Boston. I kno* Dm effects In every raise. It hi., eiready done Dement' the grezteetcuree ever done In Stestetchusetta. I can it to children • year , old: to old people of sixty. I have eon nobr, puny, wormy' looking children, Sebs* flesh wse nofrand:flabby, teetered to • perfect etste of health by ti 9na bottle. To thee* who see eubJewt • Mak headache, one bottle will sheen cure it. It girt. great relletlto catarrh and dizziness. Some who have peen waive far ream, have ta ken and been regltlatod by it.. Where thk body le mend , it work quite away, hut clot. 'here la any derangement 1 of the function, ornature. it win ranee very eingttlar Teel Iron, but you isn't niat be alarmed-"they shears damp 1 pear in from Thor dare to • week. There l never • bad re eult from it. the the contrary, when that letting In &one you will feet roUrralt like ;anew person. I heard some of the meet extravagant rtiennlints of 'it that man ever Ili tatted to. No el:tangent diet !lever netuesehy—eat the beet yen can get. I have likewise an herb. witle_h, when elm nea rare red In street oil. diagoiree &Infant. welling of the neck and undo, the . Price 50 cen t, Price of the Medical Discovery al per bottle. ' DIRECTION:WOE UdE.—Adult, on. faille-spoonful Pi da r , Childrenktver, eight ream dessert sphonfuh children from Bee to eight rear& sesesponufid. As ho direction can be made applicable to all multinational, take enough to overate no the bowel, twice a day. Mr. KENNEDY gives personal attendant& in bad case, of sernfula. w . gold, holesale and retail. at Dr; KEYSLILI4U Wrod a...J....m.11.w or Virgin ails,. 6.5.11•1 To Mothers, Wldes and Drighters.— The onblect dimmer, In the !gleam of m dlcinc, and the one which has, and will continue to Prone; the ithilstett teeming to the human fatally. Is the medhoil preparation known ex MaratialPs Uterine Catholloon. It le deeigned to cute the vartonidleesee• incident to .females, curb u. brobSIMMIX Pain Iti the hack, wtaktienut extreme pro..tration from nursing and a ihnixdred other evils to their train. have shared made 11114 burden turn. ed existents. In to a dully nod hourly el..' The most en. lightened profeemre of the medical. roll gee In the old i•on world, as well as in thuntry. bile° h id the thluect In anxious cone/iteration, and they hive 134 ally determin ed that the rid method ortivating them u tonal and sep arate dimes.. was all wreck and that k ounktuktional trout. 'ent was what . wise required. It 4en did adage. th at great bodies move slowly; and while the Faculty were en deavoring to harmonise I heir view. and digest s system for general practien. Dr. Pomeroy, • phylecith with forte years experionew In the dim!es of women and children, reduced the theory. to eimpte Mt., sod dhscoverei• rem. .i .eely which baseline! and will cut, elgh n out of eyery twenty cues now existing. In Benin 9 where the or gan, have been ruptunst. or where they re been enTeree ly In jur e d by hat treatment, tneatmen tro th ith can be done bat to alleviate the erneptoms. ...No care it hopeicpr raid Si denham.. the great leader of the Angllsh medical rebel, and. therefore, let no one deepalr Mtn this rent. dr has Wen faithful! , triad. Throw thick! ',MILOro no the advice. of en Interested physician—doss:in for your selves—awe what the mnedr bee done fordtherk a col that goon with a etrong faith In the u•nratice that Nistaloall'l Uterine Catholicon is no ... quack thruedy."l but • Meath% mahloation of candies/ virtuee, which will derserve tin conittituthm from destruction, will, strait the 'welt!ot approach of dieeue. and muter health to the already In wheel with! power. Price 81.60 ter beetle. elobi who! rale and retail at Mt. GEO. 11. KEYPEttreDrior nteee,N, ith W.Lei sty-et, DE Inlays Pile Ointment la a certain nix foe that .llntreosinc dia./tea. rha Mien, In 'ell their forma It has been un.al for mlr. tlian nirty yearn, and ban ghlblt.d tha mart hall./ igr.,4 In all, We putollah the rolto.r.ng nssv..l ~ , , , entltinnn who have benn eared by It. nan. and whc, altar •tidering rear. eshanetial eeee y remanren ni the tnell-al rroreeafou rain Pa Flo,. J..... 1) 11Vd0... , , .I'. N. Smater, ,144.. ma Pro: 44, t 10,J / ihmonfl ~..,. rh,d, .1,1,0,00,. ..,:w. 0',;,. /kris!, Ilex 110,1,0. sa.. LA,1.11.' rt.:14.w,, .....Urif.‘lo'2o ~ /kumfo-rx I • ( 70 .t/0 ( f hila, ° The sburs list might to. Ino.roasftl hy !hums/m.IJ. 10 ouousik has town shown to Inclose scary tufforor to 4,11 lb, ~ .'Our 0 trMl. gold wholosate and r tail by 41,, e he, w‘r. No. 140 Wood. corny of Vlr4ln .40, Pet,. S, -mo OTICE--Roving this clay tJl.4y-.2171 0 lobo, supt - . 104 or my entire 'trek, tool,. Ld, la my former_ rder . J Crain, I,.._..=o_,Le4.l7ltfh.lslh.l.rwatiarNr4 t - rensselere ludebt.,l to coo e. mooned ut rall and Attie or. A I design lArlor the Hit - . T. J. Cale le du!, u thorised t Attie AI claims. .111115 RA:ANI:OLL IR. 11E.Store bustaess and Tin. topper and rheet Iron waanufortery. In Ito branches,' T re in he continued A the Old Stand. IVotel Avon. to, der the name and styie or I. Craig IC. 020 sIPIA.. J. CRAIG. IRGINI.a of late! • qua. In Preenn eounfrjr,hln toy reties of thoinde , ro ntillntaintng 200 ner. • fit elee.r,b with log boo. and in, 01P/ an trittard fine trait. Pig band • river run. through the ;tare !ma Sl2OO. err.. In the same count 7. one half strand. Good neer te - oss, barn tool stable. IA 0400. —1 MAN6A next In name county...- e1....y. the tit wl illna AectAcl thereon. Fine ambe land sn.l level. Trice. kcal.ti A.N• ion NO. 1 5th T EW BOOKS by expres..—_fie supply at _LI a pes, rt., 6A Market ' , tr.*, Se Itt, Btu P by Henry Werd Beecher. I.4bhgLrok ahead. Roe's beet !dory: Cumming'. Worts; Anine,—N. R. tali. story by Am. anther; expectedmen; Peakst Menionste d M.A. strong tack,. Conn Cut corner., Waiden,'or down the . ..tit Aiy Brother's Ite,r.r.a triautUut tale by anther of Wide Awoke. de, Ferment's by Dr. trAirmt APO. tone Baptism, Taylor, Two Ouardlens. Heart's hate, to • Lea , . (run ?Anti y Join - nat. ' :Jo* MERICA.N FARRlER,—ooataining a minute aecount‘of the formation of every Peet .1 from the extremity !011ie bend to the hoof, within description of all the dleessee to which teed part I. liable, thy beet teniedlos to be applied In effecting • curt. and the moot approved mode or trofiNactit fur prevention. Q. orde•si acconatosuled with a corbels Aptutbettrel a,t mediclns..'by Barnum. ht I rot. 12 Ind.. for tele b r J ut KAY CA- ;id Wood et, 61TRAI COW—There came ` to the farm of countyn KJ the Al:scriber.llny Te l . ang In 1.1utn1..61p. Alschetil , to,. o!erg, Beim l w e Cokr, sorrowed to be 10 o• 11 )ear• wflti ....remarked ands place off the tell, The owier le rtntlert,l to *-,rard, rare prEiz, Du charges Sod take her dental or the will N. di, of Anointing to ht.. JOAM.PII en Tex., June RptlL Inmoce , Alexutd, To m e rullertna, uel MrClarkart, Jimen 11'. Hallman. Chas. Arbothhot, !twilit , N. Les, Elttaa Wog, • 1,0..114 coLl I EMALE; Life oznong tho Mortnobs; • narrative of many year? poreonsl ex t ierience, ey the t o of •• Mormou Eider, redritll (men fait RewAved and for sale br jud KAT 4. CO.; ne y Doll at met • F ISII--25 bblu. Nu. 3 Mackerel, non; ;:o 3i do do del do reed and for Bale by JONES GOOLE Y.:741 Water stow. rrALLOW OIL-24 bhre.to'etti(ve on S. B. 2. Mira* for male by ISALtfI DIUKEV 4 CO. fiREASE--6 bbis. to arrive fa:solo I.y }.pine ISAIAH DIRE , ET ACO. SUNDRIES --4 bbis. Urease; :- I bbi. II twos Wool; J. ' b. Feathers, to arrive for wale:by. DIORZY A co._ i t LACK SILK NETT, for ISloniillas, reed- Lip tills day at Jell HORNE'S, 77 Market et. eat- NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, (Via Nlierearna.) Reduction of Mica to euil Me Ruses, The (No. and Henlilliest Route. Seem Hunsirwl Miler Mere, thou any ether Rola!, and avoidinyt/te deadly Jhaama tier an d too Mit dlnyrxoua barttitop on /Steen. Day. HU CODT IN ADVANCE 01 TILE MAILS. The Accessory Transit Co. (of ISTicarogna) PioprietOrs. FICHE NORTHERN LIGHT, • STAR Or TILE WEST, PROMRTIIELIk or DANIEL WED. b R. all fowl class etelanehipe, wM leave New Trek an' the Sth and =their • each month. ectuabetlnDelo Nia any. Transit Route. (having bat twelto ,mlleu of 1.11 transportation over • good macadamised road. in flretsiaaa SVI,T74.44thIaVIV'n.IIC, Pd‘Bl,loM,re'lTltatlC.lf one of which will leave Se,. Juan um ' Sur, the Nellie terminus of the Transit Route. where the Decide Sewn. :11Vart:Vr. . the Paaeengen I.llr4r m .,'?%:A• h r l'n„; Francine°. An experienced Surgeon pc attathea. to each chip. Poe Informatiou, or_pannage at routed raissArrly any to OCIABLES MORGAN Age nt, 104.tsepS 2 Dowling Cle'ren, N. Y. • Rare Chance for groomin g a kome on Cheap and easy Terms: TIIE subscriber offers for sate that beauti; fm piece of land (known at loot of do , - Toni." r...) fronting. on Pena,. avenue sod Braddock', field citest.road. adiolninz the ;redden. of Alex( Miller. 1:m. diveiLd Urban .'" ipi a .%17:1.1. " ,%Zt Vtir b* wm haling to partteee. " Thie property's &ironing the panic., War attentloo of those of orr althea% who wt.& yrxurs a retired tarot fora Bowe loos good aelabbvh(eal .of aroma at • all times by ontnlbuvex, 0416 part this Property half hourly; will be mid cheap and but mall r . t.lexis In hand malred;_ the ba , anee rat reraaln on In terest ai long L. the purchaser rany wish. al the .bleat la selling at this Um* Is to recurs 'the It tamer: for the rapport had education of the widow and children or hem. ten Tustin. deceased. Tor plot of the ground and other Information apt y to IdeLAIN a SON, Boa:Mt ge.. Or to Robert ray. elty•Tea ileum 112 tml t h t. lj et., /Mardiat for the Minor eltildrea of R. Turtlai deceased. Rare Chance for a .Basineis Stand. gro ANY PERSON in mitt do One Store th ,R ZT: tr0? '2'414 41=11;...pm" b 11.134 . 61° "Lr4 thla "M d gr.-TlMlT2'eAtivizerfti fortadte: moots. It is aeanowl d ell '' to be the : ref i e hanoahnis store west aro e mamas& rosawaion,'esn given SAW time. as o.llahan has his new store rl=l, No. tiOS:riltte• Reid K. ODP<Oli• the Custom flonesotow fitted UP, where he intends er.rrying on 'the tailoring buidnesa ea usual. for zertleulars,weir to CAL L A UN, on the hrsonisea t sr to A. lietiLUlta;dpollolloildintra.. intthed omu• 7 pi Te g .t i lallra y lIE Pre3ident nndManagara of dic "dom . f ire,747 . f: ItIVT.7"I"'X' • • daydeelared • alvklend of 0e• of e 606 ve Cent• on yeah sham of the Catal6l 8 66.). p ne6l ....pane. on widen dtripenp• are ule6e. whidi will be Ato littokboldere, or Md.' I. 00 1 41 '' . .tati"ll•o. or t, • • 6 • . . • u&lei• • Dividend Notice.! THE Stookholders of the Pittsblixili and Allegheny Meg* Oampear, (Mat iteeee.) ace ben. • by notlfiQ that a dtridined of Taro caws so- Mamie , the Capital 'Reek of male Oompany haa been deelaked oat of the earning. of the left els ealeatto, parable at the d eka Of the Treasmvs methartt ley credal' of the 8011111 of Mangan. 01:11 E. hilltiOLD. • . ; - Board of Trade. rpBE Bev* Monthly Mooting of the AD- A. ooelitlas NI 64 Is tbolpixstanimpiq raireareth•AlliftNolll• , - • iedn NEW AD V ERTI SEISfENTS. Cider and Truregar: irIICEGAR made expressly for family Ilia • Add now soli:Ili; pore then one half of the lletan Omeeetee of Pttteburgh and Allegheny, where Pickle. eag Ye/. be e. ream! in myWarehonee that have Demme:gad In It mg too t, toes). mode from Ohio Grapes. equal to the he" imorted. Old Cuter Vinegar. that Wee reducing one half and FLU( be good retailing Timmer. The ettention 01 Ingrate faratiles, hotel keepers and the enuntrr merchants to particular. le directed to tide Yine. gar. Cider.that Will keep sweetaintil next Fall: The alerre. Vinegars and Cider L.,1 to be se repo. pelted. sohTl A. RALLOU.IVra,r At tie let ELIGIOUS WORKS--Pastoral Letters; IL Sacred Poontalm, Stentlitig'• Unity of the Church: Stuttotee beton tn Lieu Spencers Christian Inscru tor Sherlock's Practietti Chrtettatu.Taylor on Tristroparsi Mettles on Preaching- Saying. of the Great Forty I.ta.y.e: Thatikfulue.e: Margaret of the Nark Pres Sentionk tile tory of the Mormon., ljnltr of the Rumen Race: Review of Nen Themes. The Corner Stows The War to do Geed: Reprice. of thr Bleeped. Fes teals and Feast, PouAte Witness of the Church4DevoUtrus for the Skit from e Angels, Song, for sale be HAY & CO. °' t 5 bloat street. - _ NEW ROOKS FllOll ILARPERS'— • 11,111eni'm Spentivi , and Attdrstoeto Olountaine and Mole MIL, et. Life in California: Letters to Right Rey. John iluetres. by, Hirwitil Copeland'. 1. Dist, Noe L 7 and 24: Harper's IloJaalne for July: itaticrolVe Sliscellanisk Dace Treadle in Chine: memoirs of Lady Illeseington. J. L. READ, 78 Fourth.[ T 1 OITERINOS IN EUROPE, or Sketv,:k.s of Travel lo Prance, Belzilum, Switzerland, Mt., Austria;Prnizils, Brest Britain and Ireland; with an Sundt.: naptaininw observations European chianti. and Medias) Institutes, by Job. W. Cor-on. in 1 vol 12 too. For sale bY Jail HAY &OIL 65 Wood of - TASBO'fr'S HISTORY OF NAPOLEON, tu:publishes by nattier k Brno., 2 vols, tiro. par . On 51 woodonta." Lo Czwe Marque, or Social and Religious Customs In • • Bencroft'a DI leoellaniee, new ntiDDIT. O Mori BartOn, Captain 'Sullivan and other new Books teed by .1018 S. SABLNit , Federal LITER. :ARY NOTlCE—Raving made ar rangeukouta with a London Howe. we aro po.' to order, direct from Loudon, any book chateau Do obtain ed In lietropolle. Ourorder will remain openanti! stoat MA July. A deposit,. will ho required from all with wk... so An not personally acquainted. ' lu2 J. L. READ. 'lb Fourth et. LANDSCAPE GARDENING, of Parke and Pleasure Oround., with pilictleal notes on m00t.17 t.17 reeldermenk Atlas, publiwparks sod gardeue, by Chas. ff. J.Kaltll, In I yoL 12mo, for sale by jam . KAY /I (10.055 Wood et. U URAL LETTERS and other Record a of ILL Thoughts at Leleureorritten to the Intervals of MOM hurried literary Isbor. by N. Parker Willie, In 1 rol. 12mo, for e.ie by 115 Y At CO., 55 Wood et. URTIS ON PATENTS--A treatise on •,../ the late of Patents for unitol Inventions in the United Stateil of /merlon, seoutd edition, with many udldltlons. by George Tibknor Curtis, for sale by KAY & WA, Booksellers and Stationers. 55 Wood et. pARsoNs ON CONTRACTS —The law of Contraete. by Theoutilltte Perrone, 25 - 1. .Justreed and nor sale by y & CO.. pia Bookirliore and Statlinere. 55 Nowlin. !ORAL He !It - tIOMES, or Sketches of Houses pl. 8 ; suited to American Country Lire, with nriginal ane. Moamar, by Ova Wheeler, 1,1 vol. 12mo, for sale br re 27 KAY t CO.; 55 Wood et. 1_ 1 1IE MUSIC TEACIIER—A new Book, dedunel far Public! Schools, Singing Clones. &untrue es, 4:. just publiabed and for rale, wholesale and retail,. by ! J. T. 811RYOCK. SW st. above SmithforEL • yrIEGRIN*LL EXPEDITION 2 -The U. F. Grinnell E Riau In Search of Ely John Frank. I . at• a _ , ,v;a•• r f ! t_un a . l „ n Gil , a, by K 1114.11 C K o a . n r a . s Kw . v o ea o p t l •o L .n ... i r _....l ° 'Y L4MILI. BIBLES-duet rec'd a good as aorta:tent of Family Diblea of various styles of blud-1 and lot pale at very low nitre, by ju3 ' - J. T. BIIEVOCK, 81 Fifth an ' FANCY STATIONERY—PIain and Ruled. Damara and Alhambra Note Paper. and linvelopea- Invttation and Address Garda Letter Paper, tn. New supply reed by Dei S. SADLER. Allard:tens. Vr, AURY'S PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY IVA of tco Fes. 2.1 actaulauvedr y tiapply reed, with es SOM new Book. F. SADLER., PL. Alleg heny_ I;ETTER, Cap and woe tapers constantly 4in hand and Ste eale l t i li nfth .. .1 .. . 0 T. lif e ßi u m g. HAIIPER'S MAGAZINE for Julyjust re. wi . calved and far este by .7. L. READ, 78 Fourth street. fATENT SERMONS—Short and Patent Fermans, by Dow, Jr BAY vola. Dana, far mle by !eV A CO„85 Weed acme.. STAR PAPERS, or Experiences of Art and I. Nature, by Henry Word Beecher. to 1 val. 12mo, for by jolt KAY Jr 00..11 Wood at IiARPER P utnam,t Leslie, Godes , Gra i i bare and l'eterann Kr July. reed by S. 11; 1 / 1 .11R. I RATTIER BELTI tu n- .r• • cIATIIER BELTING—We hare made ar -4 4 raugemotto to tentuatantlymappiled with the expert rartinie of Stretched : Water Proof,Cemented and Rieeted Le.ther Belting : manufactured by Jame. Davin k Co, of sTersucket. R. I. The attention of numnfacturer. to in it.ed to We arsols, az mereht none onlwrior in the PProw:. J. k PHILLIPS, 110 .Sy bet Sol” realer. o r this Manufacture in Pittsburgh. It LOCK ISLAND COD visu—l. will re y prounde of extra Mork 'eland Couris:;, o t " t' ha:•a n tet w 'a sw . an 61 oso blzhly estimated by throe ,rlo4 them loot y.ar. There Pith are moll but.fat rw and eesuletily surerinr In Darer to any other brmght ar.t market .1 , 21 W. A. 3InCLITRO. .1.4 . • I SUE - -101.) llbir, large new No. 3 Mackerel; 25 b ie. No.l :Baltimore Herrin/lb 26 Shad Lake Tws , Just - ee'd and for ;ale bf 1.1 JUAN WILSON, Na &xi Ltberty et. ACOISI; PORK, &c.-- x . ) !too yes. Phonic's,: WOO Do:. Ilaann sfyi 0 Fidel,. 110 b bbix bear mesa Pork JO ten. S. C. ileme; 5 tea S. C Dried fleet , on hand &rale by It. 110111E0N • CO., 255 Liberty O. bhla. large No. 3 Mackerel; i ap half Mi do 6 half bbi ls. a. No. 2, do rnr oe ea ^ y aria rETTRON-100 tons anthracite pig iron, nce dod do for sale by . " cha rme R. R 011120,1 d 00. G.; VGAR dr, MOLASSES--50 hhda. N. 6. 1 eteiter, hhhi. a. 0. lielaseeto 30 Dhle R. H. Wks. eee. i 0 atom for eele hi ROBISON aco. ‘l,lTg--.500 bushels just received and for D. W. ILERSTINK OD. pe3 76 Water at. lIE 11 . 1) CORN-200 bushels in store t - 1 773 and for sale by D. W. 13/21111T110S & 03. 76 Water mt. '[LOUR- - Soo Ws. Superfine and Extra, Sn It " ...nd e . vr d iliLTlNß a co. 75 Watts at. lORN MEAL--50 bbls. sifted, in store and fbr tale by D. W. IIEItaTINE & CO. ins 76 Witter . _ r 1 .. . 1 ...N. --500 lbs. id store and for sale by Jos o. W. lIIRETINE & CO. 75 Water at. if lATS-1500 buslel to lze:alfoTae /2 by J AS. .rIN a= Fanleld sad Brunt at. SHELL ED CORN-,=400 bushel snelled corn fix Wear lug' JAS. WLAUGHLLN. B E ANS -5u bus. Small whLe for sale by Jen ; ICENUII IL COLLINS. DITCH, &c.-25 bbls. Pitch; 4. 33 bblx W. M. Lard 01.4 time. 1 / 3 3; 19 tcs. 8. C. ITTOW/Voo".l7lVdltrltititelgt. mECRANICS' BAER—Wanted 30 shares th° 4 '="k " %agar Wlrt Fmarth DYE FLOUR-36 bbls. (Ohio) Rye Flour, ehofTrAd. nfattirs..and.t. . _ _ 50 .13B or . I , l S 6 Entra White' ;Wheat Flour A. A. A. 2 IoBAKE:114 Eonood rt. ('tRW) SALT PETRE-4.00 sacks now kJ landing for soloby Jai MUM; DICKEY & (X) Goal COPAL YARNISH-4 al% to ar rive far oaliby PaoIBALLII DICKER CP. . . likj - EWARSEY WHITE ZINC-26 large 1.1 was to arrive .4 for W.. by jr2B ISAIAH . DICKEY 24)00.9 1 1 5 b; WILITE °lgigoinsilrd CIiS:SALERATIN on hand and oae by ie7,l macula BROS. ------' 5f in DOZ. MASON'S LOHALLENGE 11 Pk/ 01. ACBING on band and for We DT ielS V)PLEKRIO MO& . 4 fink' LBS. BURGUNDY in stare"Xli-I_____ I 1 and far ash by um} _ m nos. 21:10 LBS. INDIGO, Stonih Float on band and for Ws by "Talmo BROS. KGS.OARS. SODA in store and thr ssda . FLEMING BROs. BBLS: COPPEEAS - on hand 'and for •./ 1.11. Jag . FLEMING DROB. SEED BUCIEWIW. bush. for sale • • • JAS. 3feLAEGIIION. ie27by No. ID Smithfield et. (11 1 t - Oli true. Oats to arrive and for sale by . hex; ATM - ELL. LEER . CO. . _ I • -- , 25hf. chtets Y. Tea Just• re Ludt m ed•by Ole= ATWZLI., LEK a.OO. - - - ALT--25 bids in spire and for male by 1.22 - *TWILL. LIM so ALT-200 bbls. extra &IN loa do No. 1 do. on hand and for ar snags - Ka DILW Irv% lan and 12; 24 e 4. IVEaria SUGAR-2 .17bi. for soh by HENRY IL COLLINS. ti l EATiriiB-45001 Alr main je2l prime Ky IiENAT I 1107 PEACHES for gale byy .' 2 ' • I HENRY IL COLLINS. FARAsors—Murpb.* A - Burchfield have t rein akturtbem supply ,of Panicle; French styles. .0 num bss• do. In Ilrown; Mack and Gram 102 AIR BRUSIIES—I.Iava 'reed 'lv - large and r~A doe Illnurttient Mifdr prrUchse.• which I warrant te be .qual to any In the city. Those want I.g good brushes mama rah and arezuhte Wee , harem Suretsaltur idadewhere. JOB FLEXING JeY7 cur. Sptritst et. and Diamond. . UM ELASTIC SYRINgES--.A. now and excellent article orSyringeg air.• 'SPAY '`f Oo Boat Pump (Wed 7.43ai1s 0, Par - • • arrararket stead Diamond. • MOWS DOW S and They die amportorest of Shoulder ariz s icUpettor to Lahr In the city. Than wurihrd Pciit end PirtJel• yneure them at re 27,.. 4 0 1 5..11.1E)11NO% • sale VOPFEE-300 tigThr — Oofr by ee for tn. lIIICE-25 tierces Rice for eal D eby worrn, SHR .V l , --- "ONORESS WATER--A app ly large -- Af Udi crehbratAd Mama Watir nerd a m th odors by J•l9 JOB.T o. 4 1 ALLOW 01.4-31, bble . n ow l undin from dat.er Fan - Qnsea tariar . .11,26 Lamm V4EARLS-10 (oaks Prime Pearle, just re -. Awed mid ibe Ws by 1 SHAMA & DILWORTH, ISO =4IE2 244 pa ... ACK: u N 3 , RE , Pqict Ver ekerfl. "" br anrit aaa arairtata" s ..3 y r etian Bet! 12ifa .. 1 is store J ar • • . n Biqa Roam,o. 1 Roe, la store and for ' by , - idE MIMING HIM 110 GALLONS lamed Oft in at and C 1,1131 OULU VARSISH=4 11 , 611 010.14 MOM al AUCTION SALES. P. D,A V I S, Auctioneer. Onumeretal Saes Ranks. corner Wood and Fiat Aid GALE OF FORFEITED AZTEC MINING 00. sToce—Th., oomkomo. of .Loebthe Aztec Inning Co. have been meted f. Cho trast-D In •4 tared of useemoseuts, due uocea the ream Ka No/Lad, e 4, 67,16 t. 93. 04, lOU.' 110: no, no',. 165, 788, eerti2iga, 218.26, =O. • =2, 255 mad 1r..4 Th e Amory et rid es are hsrehr notified that`the same will be mold at public auction, wt. the derthants' Eau : , cols Prlday droning, July 12th.. 1886,at o'clock works:WY relearned by the oartnant or the delinquent ameassuse..c, By order et the Board of Director. IL VERDRR. P. M. Urals, m ROOKS, OIL PAINTINGS, ie., AT APO- TioN—th o noturdar ererdna. 7th hut, at 8 ealuch, at the condo racial sales roouno.carrler .rood and 6th M . will be sold a valuable colleen.. an.. h. 30. ureh a F. s ubth end ApleriGall Staperkr Yarolly mew. Letter and Vote Papers, (laid Pans, an,' mbar of choir* works hoar a private Library, 1 ;Ivrix .„ by pobttlogs, Engrallrdts4 Qum Btutteg . Be . o. • P. 11.....//r. Anat. IRIISTEE'S SALE Or -REAC.ESTAtE, AND STOOKS—On Thnredar evening Jul; Mith.V. ock, at the hlerchante Ractiange, yoimb sold. by enter or Was. P. BaumiTrustee or -Ilave - B. gh, g . the following valuable Real Iterate end Shook a. That valuable those story brick Thraldom ih,m e 154 Fourth st. the lothsvistry • front"C runsteen feet on th sr extending techeigtitydite fmt.lnaltelhig • three ret WAY, etteet to =wetted. of $l6OO. . Lot No La la Stephen, Colwell's ' ,soldhialcur I t. : 14 and 15 having • front of twenty. . diet dos extendlnarbeck one hundred lest. • . ne undivided Purth of lot No. SO In ones Dian Of lots la AliellsrbY Cite, having shoat of twentywight ft. an Inched on Anderson at, extamdlog tordt• ono hem. dredand forty feet to tiray's alley. .= . • • Os tote Itl the Borough of Manobestee. having each • front of twenty feet on routines ekle of Quusierney at, ex tending hack 630 hell Inchon to South- alley. • being In BasowelPs eubdivision of out lot No. 212 in rmerved had. oP it I t la r d i Nd b u d " rue.. sod 010.50.0 0, Mad tk..,E4AftegrOtst=irdr.,,r 260607, on the nortlew.et Bide of the the rivrg, 1 0 b= 2 7 4 . Noe.:M. 1 and 22 on the north, No. 51 on fin 69 on the south, and N0...46 on the westibring hoot o. 40 In Lent's district. No. 2 of the depreciation mirrors. , Huh Jett to lien of 0124. One hundred and thirty ears land In Wood county. Vs. fifteen intim below Parkenharg and thy , * miles hem the. Ohio river. onnwhich ass... •ow mill and kw svi,rtn•Qu:rrtz°o•rs•etloo 13 townshilie2 north n am ,,,, 26 went, In the district of In suppeet to nth Baut St Mute, Michigan. containing 100 acme in ghetto town y. The north o u a h ge 26 Pict, e n oh eetiorn t 1 9 In a n t d o s wnship t i to .1. t snot St Mash, Michigan. a:attaining one. ins , &eg and thrty-nine acres, and narrow hundredths MarquetteThernahlt, -- • The northemrt quarter of section 24; hi hokum, e north or range 26 west, In the dtstriet of lands ratja..t eels at Sant Bt. Mar* containing 160scres la Margovr' township. One undivided f nrth 0f155 saes ofeoptery,and at twat hush to meths, 6 of township 49, north of renr. west, In Oakland bounty. Michigan. 77 ahm. Ohio and Pennsylvania Itallroad emittoes 183 " North A-no:Joan Mining do 60 Forest City il mtki (Cleveland dos' 5 Pltta , hurgh wad Clevelani 11. do t 10 " Steubenville lo o. dot 22 " Connellsrille dot 5 . Charter. Palley do - 38 " Pitte WlLoaelid• bungb OW Plank goad ' URI Truiddlca Cb.do ,!. dot 01l TIMO tko 600 We uff st Minin Newto g n do do dm , Bl 400 '• Iron at) Mining dD dot do 4lgn 650 Fire Steel tin do do. 100 " Pittaburgh and Isle Royal Mining do dm 800 . Pittsbargh Mining Co. Stock. • Asko 15 , do do. Tannest sale. lels P. M. DAYI& A ust. —or BAROUCHE .AT. AtrcrioN—. CM Friday monolog. July etle, at. 11 oblook. at the moomenial Rolm rooms. gill be weld one mliestaritial; flubbed. emondbaud. too home Wawa. 163 - P.M. DAVIS. Amt.. I 0 DISTAL, -100 tone flanging suitable for Foundryoo•es:t& ut6ril her staliner 'award. (inside by fi e !if. & pur AVlS:cos. IrOod & sth W. DUDLEY, STORE.ik CO_ COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS. Aro. 9 SECOND STREET, (between Main and the Mier.) Lewisville, Ky. ARTICULAR attention . pid to the pur chase and sale of harp, attore, tt Mat., Thrkaideat. :t. Mow. Chau, etr..dogether 'raail kladi of Mutual sad Idanutartared article& aikiled, anti rant adatacei mak, I 41" , .. WV. MOO. b demoted iota...tett:o4m &iamb n vtuo ortes. Molodsons, Chung& and) Pular Orgras • I d. r te= " reL k itosal • li.'9 o l""fad neeee asa ! Cornatirskek - . • Cornwall Bro,Nrbohmde Omani and Bias Candle Mena...tams, Watklaca trolley, Pork Packers • Co. IwlaslW. y Armstromission Merchants, Deni Allen, Part m, montetes ng ety. Dimes &Co, Whob,ists (Mod. fsha-lyd .6.61 —O4 ...X. 6. nnece...R... ioxona., AMERIOAN . L!,.." PAPI ER M. A(IItE MANUPACTURING COMPANY: • No. 78 Second at., Pittsburgh; pa, • I ANUFACTURERS .of Pattifieallehe ; OrnamentAfor hurdler% Ilintees.llltelenbatterghhea Mlrror and Pleorre Prorrna, Window sad d Tara jdrdelleadii; Truerefa Corn lam, Ventlhltora and tlebtaePkeee f or callings. Ihvettaa and Moulding. oferer dallekl= .. she and &elan. _CHUM= ,61 1 14WirrIL6f1d* mere: than ADS other artled• now i 9 Mee. 113:Orders asecuted on the 4tortrot notice. B.—Attentien of Steamboat Bonder* le eapetly reetedttoo thls article. on mar t ate rt lr iu M . . No. 788anand st.,.bet. fl ood.! letarlu p. = . neM.dtt MERILLO mow PlPE'tirra MERRIL A- JAQUES,—' IEI Centre Street New-York, 4NUFACTURERS . AND ‘,DEALERS In Wrought Iron Pllll4 Sittionia Thole, minder/ft ever Pt l ~,rtaPParataaeranected wash ,teaun Wider and' Gas t.r heating andlighting dletenwa astureMlN R oble, Private Dwelling:A., - Hospitals. Ary/nusa. recto. Nee end Balls. Also, V. lieb COCki.". Rime.. Genf" Mortara and Who 'num made to order. Our Form Cutting Iffarbduse are entirely um, and our own Patent—sarranted to do double the IrtototlanY_Ott_ nr&app all iteetio - neW I.lki . reaanirr ,and: oromyr.J.y. teoded.t?...., NI;1=31:11 11.011iiii§olf, =NIS 'WONDERS AND .ENGE 4 TE BOIL'ORES ana Ifaxtufiulitressof all derniptkzu 11101 Cesting4 Cisariza, /cc , Offlen, tia ra Market street, behreen Pint and Ercatat street, • .....Iyde 0. R. CCM:. ... . • ....:: 21MINILL; ciil Eli i TiiiirdalLE; Prop-lows of 11i... Transportation LI. to and from Wok Illotem rtois Poona. Uotiol and lialteloods. Dooley In Bolin e n tokk, SW, Pticloon. to-. Art, OallialttootitiPlttoboat • • . . , 7 T■,~ J ■ANIEL BENNETT, Idalifr of f ir.u... Pookitabato.. rerelin and how: Ookowd lat. Office at th e Manufactory. cornoi_oCW.__ _Nat'l:Won sad hanklin sta. Rthltio abOm...PPoolte :rlvtly:m!.234 Pa. lo2g.lyd• INE HAVANA CIGARS--r,haTo this day reoeteed a large and doe mortgegal of Walla ram Cigar. Thole wanting lb g.SM o,d 1 Utia• Can M- . them at ILaradaoll. jell!.ounce Diamted and Matt , tat . _ GREEN GLAZED WINDOW .PAPER—I. eats of a noverlor qual#nalaa. acme tiantlfull&O, gra.o Polaor&s la. • new UMW for Window aWde mired tro• & &IDLE& Alloghany IA ND " WARRANTS, LAND :WAR t RA:vv.—. w of e7er y e ... lll iaLthik4Ekett.prbtter Lead lit, /LK IA 8 I 00.,71 rumen it Hio & INDIANA RAILROAD CO-- Nfir'o9o t taut. at tbl.Omar &do br Valuable City Property for Side. TIE following pro_pertyviltbe . bffet.i tt nlettnell flatllidan .7121)24. IPlei. .' • - reel lots°. Pangstreet. 20 bl 720 feet elfebat •c* a .hyth Is erected • eeramodlous Metall.. hone% st. - . 1.. hisal; bin tee third house abate Baer'. eller4bety , en Lit Mir and /r2la striertsr,) ma matter lot thereto • me • realest sad extensive Melt home. at t ocooided by Geo. W. Smith. -2... :L6 Tem .I...p.tir Lotter V: 7:4 3 l l xlibek . 1:4.44 1 0:- . 00 by • or, ...am lots f:. • L. P.7ltltlldage. 2..4..." J. 6 Nik.la i Ml street. J . • •No.l l 2oyeastti street. 11 1 .= 3 PLEASANT EXCURSION IMP. THE FOORTII—Go and look at those bem ag a Plemintly situated ins Mount W • ai l tft laid oW fronting on wide streets, and eon oramm. On most of the lots mane YoreetTreat Gosslmator east be obtelned..and at email orpenew- To persona who vialt to have a Dom loth. pm* Martha country, and. Yoe Do lime enough to attend to badness la thirdly. We albedo rg• tare ommtunitY, ,sine within a few intuited .walk or tity A lot on feet front by 120 deep can be had , O ram th In hand. reminder In Am p lop annual payadata. Pekoe hem moo op to $52:0. A plan of these lots eau Le seen at our adoe. • • • •=• - Jot P. CLITIIBIiRT 30 uxsa a. • VALUABLE :7AB2d , of 40 Itoreeifor. sada. T drast.4 on the Wand indiofolng It UrerphiO. en In high date of onittnetiOm • , Aim baulk,hou. &a: dg,er prop and mill. good apple orchard of maid An n 1,„,,th. &wt. Or a goo& quhlits nod °Godlike. The handle of a choke la i= end WIWI Meade& toe pagthis. i ttr%7 4. :•63.1100, • lhrote=ol% ru ' o b :4.l. glyt I. 2. a and II f eve.; gapoluto r : •• • ie27 . &.tlfflifftT & 802f.140.34 tit AABEAUTIFUL TRACrOF LAND. .FOll. B.o.l4,pltamed. the Obtra Itati Phatt • 44. t 4 maw than thedtritaatateltar 1154" amnia choke! 464.6 1664 cleated a.. naat4 a. amama ir a da , litbital vita, a attal 0 , to atstatya. ; ~.) . ,-4. t.......try remiatneas. . Mao. IS MINI 6t. • - 6. - : -.-. 2tha atom hal. a_ far . t t at nto6:. at.. of li kat. tko 4"tnita:ll:47/14•I'Mara--lIVrI4 AI. 9" a= . la 17fftWritari 150N.140. &I at. _____ i I t OOK HE E;—: quaiter'esictiOni or Wen did hod alto•tathi Joluiana ' o .4etty. , Torlip 77 n ono, Zli. =lite front kb* lona Alm and; a abort dia. tame front Uhl ragrat. in • flaws . Dart of tha woody. POll.Olll *Minot le make an Inevet that will double Ina terclxonthiaerUheen lunnediatedy on ths robtorlber and punehaae the above at the low prim or St per am. (Onen until dattordar, ItOth.)- _# • ' . jaU . . ll..hfclAlS a 80. W. N. Sh Fifth at. MALL P LACES . -Nixiivaersp, with proveroesta VI aorta. w elf; t - ',11 , n raw, f t ...a • ur...1171137edwr„. g.l3trrnrar KM. Xr(YEICE-7-Tb *men, ,merokinta, hawse , . ougniur • Ibberat' Drab; ebrka keepers young young bola oarla tearaptars, murky. &ham rooks. eharobormaloa twin. any It years tad ward!, strode. A man and bb wifr lams *oleos In tler on o . try with a farmer. All well reeomorewadovta •,„;„b. tattled Dr ealkrat at , burr latalbownee oaks N o oio Liberty stmt. • , Girls ci lino ii,..4keeorweata root aroma. Rath ertuak Yoga arrawkl & Mut on , m o ko oak awes. rola la Mons sad WareAoraara eau te gam A Partuarsaated 030-cipit#, pmts. barftweg. Varga. al • BA -rat I2 l lli/JaILNSB (3/TOL - )NS—several Yr V W - bra Otbadararliblta .(suratageralto rites German sal Xuallah.l uooW itm A lartwatar wanta work. Canberra Othinfli Tai" plm, boy vaak Wie n' l'ir.4.-41113;.t° „________ IWANTED-20 good Bllm to harvst.— ' v in ex v.v. vat Almiebol. 'hum 4 Olds to do Eloaniroft. it BAB it'f./sUa R h .. Jill • . ..et!LIII /2 -- mi l . 10114A60,LS — Ited . f k m i . ....i n or. w.mveAd":7:74:7;:Puretr4ssas."l4ll:l.,"Z4"4llil":434. Onanaßiltlitt 9,10 4 , jElt_a l s, Linea ram. Moo. Rini614414 Tsai, ltimmting eZealrelatiValidlust, rrVL.lfairtlebm Alaj cts VW open an Mums . Zulr Mk . _ 0 tessLor• Oltstbsts; at sad S cts • 140toor•VussZ SVAat "nh 216. tou. lemmas one bah' lb* usual sesox hir il viueu.owm2 o o • Os/. A 4 60.1500 ids. of Pilitied at • Wionof 60 PM tem. so ppi. or. and As, prb• SI sad - THITE. BONNET RIBBON&L:4 few v v imoutvicsbautioreawKidooolitetwa% • • -•-, •, „ 0! !tinueraimi: E, ‘ bt run t u 4 * , 4 1 .“06 m, z , ."71.
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