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S. RIDDLE'S Co.,
to/TORS and rftorszaroas
PITTSMItI.R.GtMIz
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1958.
REPUBLICAN * COUNTY TICKET
Pon c9:rows-2w nornocr,
OEN. JAM'S H. MOORHEAD, Piusburd,
DISTLICT.
ROBERT Accra/MIT, AlleArmy City
MUM,
JOHN P. PENNEY, Pittsburgh.
sasritutr,
J. HERON FOSTER, Pittsburg!,
• ELIAS H. IRISH, do
DAVID E. BAYARD, Pe , e.blos.
JTIEJUS F. 7.OLLER,KorapCd.
1:01112:T P. 11.1cDO1VELL4Allegbrity.
amain,
auLnAx, Awshcay.
minolionay,
DANIEL ARMSTRONG, Pittsburgb.
CCMINISEIONZI.,
EACIIKU,3 PATTERSON, Indians.
ALTITOII.
JOHN M. LARIALER, Charticia.
C01103A4
CHAUNCEY B.BOSTWICK, Lai...ail - Me.
Drascron or root,
ROBERT H. DAVIS, Ohio.
Tao WILLWISPOILT ESCAMPMENT. — The North
American, of Philadelphia, contains the follow
4log in reference to the proposed encampment
Which le to take place at Williamsport, in Sep,
!ember next—commencing, we believe, on the
7th and continuing until the 11th. We agree
with the American heartily in its opinion as to
the impropriety of the Governor naming Wil
liamsport as the scat of this great military gath
ering. We have no objection to any individual,
whether in office or out of office, remembering
his own friends and neighbors in the distribu
tion of favors, bat in this instance a sense of
delicacy should have restrained Gov. P. from re
quiring a large body of soldiers to repair to an
out of the way town, possessed of few facilities
to accommodate them comfortably. Williamsport
is a very Pretty, business like placd, as much
famed for the thrift and honesty of its inhabi
tants as for the crookedness of its politiCians ;
but, with all its attractions it is not able to en
tertain some fifteen thousand or more strangers.
Al to the beneficial effects of this encampment
on the military, depicted by the American, we
are not."soldier" enough to express an opinion.
But here is what our cotempornry Bays :
"We regret that the Governor has fixed on so
remote a point ae Williamport for this camp, for
it will probably operate to prevent companies
frpm the distant counties of the west from being
peesent. it is a circuitous and toilsome journey
from many parts of Pennsylvania to Williams
port. Philadelphia; Pittsburgh, Lancaster,
Reading or Harrisburg would have been much
more convenient. It will have a good effect to
bring together in one camp all, or a majority, of
the uniformed;companie aof the State. All sec
tions will bo bonofitled by gelling a eight of
each other's array, and a spirit of generous em
ulation wilt no doubt be excited. A fresh spirit
and enthusiasm will be infused 'into the volun
teers, who will thereafter seek to add to their
numbers, and better their discipline. They will
see, when they all get together, how amusingly
diverse are their uniforms, how fragmentary
and piebald the feria looks when a great num
ber of small_companies are collected in one
mass, and, in fact, how much they need to be
come one body; as the military department of
Pennsylvania, instead of isolated associations of
persons in fancy costumes, like the clubs which
paradethrough our streets on a fourth of July.
They will not see a single' brigade in one uni
form—no, nor more than one or two regiments.
, They will see most of the battalions in three or
fonr styles of dress each. Few of the regiments
will appear wi th a proper regimental band. There
will not be more than two or three corps of
drummers in the whole camp. On a parade
they will not bo able to tell an artillery company
from infantry, by its uniform. We say, there
fore, that it will do them good to see each other,
and to know how great a need there is of reform
in the whole regulations of the department."
GIDDiNeIN ON TUE CRITTENDEN AMENDMENT.—
The venerable JOSNUA R. GIDDINGD, on the occa
sion of his return to his constituents, has issued
an address to them, in which he reviews the pro
ceedings of 'tbo last session of Congress, on the
Kansas question. A portion of this letter is de
voted to the discussion of what wits termed the
"Crittenden-Montgomery Amendment," which
the eloquent "Father of the Ilouse"—as this
Champion of Freedom hart been justly termed—
warmly supported. Ills remarks on this subject
are highly interesting, and triumphantly an
swer the objections urged at the time by a few
fault-finding Republicans, who looked more to
present than future results. Mr. Giddings sus
tains himself and his Republican associates so
well, that we are induced to lay his reasons be
fore the readers of the Gazette, confident that
every freedom-loving heart among them will
join in the welcome which the faithful repre
sentative received on his return to his own Ash
tabula—"Well done, thou good and faithful ser
rant." Hr. G. says:
. "The proposed amendment denied in the most
unmistakable lapguago that Kansas was a Slave
State, as the President had officially asserted;
it placed him en the records of our country a
falsifier of truth, and constituted an unqualified
repudiation 'rd . his avowed policy. Nor could
wo disguise the conviction that the.friends of
1 . c . 4A0 President in the Senate would never agree
tti the bill when thus amended. They could
only accept it by an abandonment of the Presi
dent, and of his long-cherished policy. All were
conscions that both the Executive and Demo
crane party were under the control of the Slave
Power, that that power demanded the uncondi
tional admission of Kansas as a Slave State, and
that several States and many politicians were
pledged to dissolve the Union unless Kansas was
unconditionally admitted with her Lecompton
.`, ;. ,Coustittation. It was therefore morally certain
that adherence to the amended bill by the House
Would constitute a defeat of the Executive and
'his party, and would prevent the enactment of the
Lecompton Constitution him a law.
- AU clearly foresaw that every friend of the
President in the House and in the Senate would
vole against the amended bill, and, as we sup
posed, all who voted for the bill were solemnly
pledged to adhere to it. We all saw that to
_ make Kansas a Free State we must first defeat
the President's efforts to make it a Slave State.
Ilis project was before as, was forced upon us
for decision, and must be met and disposed of
before we could take the first step toward making
MMUS Free. And I speak not for myself, but
I think for nearly the entire Republican party
in the House of Representatives, when I say that
our object and design in voting for the amend
ment,was TO DEFEAT rue SENATE DILL; to defeat
the Executive and Slave Power in their efforts to
make Kansas d Blare Stay. To avoid that do
feat„every follower of the I'resident, both in the
Rouse and in the Senate, voted against the
amendment. The result for which we contended
was attained. The Senate bill woo DEFEATED,
Kansas is not a Slave Stale, and the President
stands upon the records ot the nation convicted
of official falsehood."
411 r .
Tua FIGMT is PEFOISYLVAEIA.—The Philadel
hie Press takes the following " glakice at the
.::geld" in this State
“Lecomplon Is at a fearful — aiscount in Penn
' sylvania. It will not pay one dime In the dollar.
It is being rejected by all the shrewd politicians,
even endorsed as it is by Congress. In nearly
ri every Congressional district in this State the
Democrats are either trying to get rid of the
whale record—to bury it out of sight- - ---oilelse
are bowing their Lecompton Representatives hip
private life. In the Bucks and Lehigh district
districq Irenry Chapman's renomination is de
manded as easential to the somas of the party,
owing to hie independent resistance of the Kan
ens policy of a majority of Congress. In Chester
and Delaware, the ehampion of popular sov
ereignty, John Hickman, is admitted to he the
only - Democrat that can be elected. In Mont;
gomery and part of Philadelphia, Owen Jones is
pertinaciously begging for anomination, assisted
by the United States Marshal of the Eastern
'district, who is most shamefully prostituting his
tact to help this doable recreant into Congress
for another term; but we hope that the Demo-
- crate of Montgomery will reject this audacious
appeal. In Berke Glancy Jones is opposed by
the very flower of the Democracy, headed by
the English organ of the party. Even in the
Tenth Legion, Mr. W. 11. Dimmick is not safe,
therigh backed by the - recollections of an over
whelming majority, There is little hope for
Paul Leidy In the Laverne district; little for
Reilly, in Franklin district, and '
•none at all for
'Gillis of the Clarion, or Dcwart of the Schuyl
kill district. .
Behold thepicture, gentlemen Lecomplonitee.
Ponder upon it. Act upon it; and remember
that the only eenalble action is to withdraw your
:beaten horses from the track, and so save their,
distance and their honor."
Tasman en Eurasia's Ifinn.—They are
tantiingan elephant's hide at Cincinnati; It
was purchased by a furrier in Wisconsin, where
the animal; which belonged to a menagerie,
died. The freight to Cincinnati , 1:100. slb.
Is an 1111.101elifla bidp, uo bulky !bit - the tanisera
handle It with 'great 'difficulty. 'lt is nearly .two
inches thick,'and full a year and a half will -
be,
reip*fl tothn - it thoroughly. It will be a
rioßity wbpitborongbly,taßedtind st.a!ofteit
MenruoinUir.—.The_N, Y. 754ttns gives up
M ontgomery. After quoting our article on that
gentleman's course. 110 0 75:
"This certainly presents Mr. Montgomery in
a different aspect from that in which we regard
ed him when we wrote our former paragraph.—
And the worst of the matter is that we fear this
aspect is the true ono. Aside front his ultimate
perfection on the Kansas question and his open
adhesion to the English dodge, we bare seen two
recent letters from his pen, full of such low
lived office-begging as this:
"'I love the noble, true-hearted democracy of
Greene county, and would be the laat matt to do
to them or their candidate injustice. I only note
from them one term more, to make me equal
with those who have preceded me, and then I
will leave the field. for the candidate they may
present, and I now pledge him my hearty sup.
port—not for one but for two terms. To deny
me what has been conceded to all my predeces
sors, is to pronounce me less worthy than them.
it would be an imputation on my honor—a re
flection on my conduct which would grieve me
much,"'
"—Enough! A man who can get down on
his face and eat dirt after that fashion fornoth
ing but a beggarly office, is not fit for a hog
reeve. We retract all that we have ever said in
favor of Mr. Montgomery, and hope he may be
defeated, whoever may succeed him."
The Uniontown Standard and Greene County
Republican are requested to copy.
THE TELEGILAPIL-A few days eince we re
ceived the following telegraphic dispatch:
"CINCINNATI, June 2.3.—The democratic Con
gressional convention of the seventh district of
Indiana, met yesterday at Terre Haute, and
nominated Henry Seacrest, a strong anti-Le
comptonite, as their candidate for Congress."
The newspapers published in that region say
that Beetroot was nominated as the Lecompton
candidate, in place of J. G. Davis, the present
member, who to anti-Lecompton.
Tun CHOPL—Tho last week has been exceed
ingly dry and warm, and has put quite a different
face upon the prospects of the farmer. The
Spring crops are pushing up rapidly, just when
they need a warm one, and everything betokens
good crops or oats and hay, with hopes for a
tolerable corn crop, if no untoward events oc
cur. Monday and Tuesday last, the heat was
very oppreSsive, but it is no doubt all for the
best. There have been various fears excited
during the past two weeks for the wheat, crop,
in consequence of the appearance of an innumer
able host of weevil. But we are satisfied that
no extensive harm will be done, and that the
farmers of "Old Wayne," will garner a bounti
ful crop of wheat. Some fields, and especially
late wheat, may be very seriously injured, but
otherwise the crop, will be bounteous. Most of
the wheat raised in the county being red, it will
be out of the way of damage by the close of the
week, nearly or quite all of it.— Wooster Repub.
Tun Missouri Republican of the 22d learns
from a gentleman just from Illinois, who has
had good opportunities for observation, that the
wheat crop never appeared more promising. It
stands erect, even, and is full headed. Where
wheat has been cut in some plates the yield is
not less than twenty-five bushels per acre.
Turns are glowing accounts of the crops in
Texas. Indeed, throughout the Southern States,
except where the Mississippi flood has carried
desolation, the crop prospects are generally
flattering.
Ova old friend Bartholomew, whose farm lies
just east of the city limits; says that never since
his residence upon the Wabash, has hehad such
a prospect for abundant crops as at present
Wheat, corn, and all the products of the soil,
promise an abundant yeild. Mr. Bartholomew
belongs to the anti-croakers, and states, es the
result of his observations, in an experience over
a quarter of a century, that universal croaking
is an infallible indication of a good time coming.
lie has never seen it fail. Lafayette (Ind.) C 0,..
WnEAT.—Our [erasers are now in the midst
of harvest. They generally report the wheat
rep as better than they expected three weeks
ago.
OATS.—WO stated last week that the oats erop
Nee totally ruined by the met. It now begins to
look better, the recent rains having improved it
much. On the rich lands there will he some
oats made.—Athear Poll, Tuesday.
CAUCUR.—Tho American word carte. id intro
dueed into English politics. The London Star
speade of "a caucus of Lord Palmerstoris
friends." This word (which Webster is at a
lass to explain in his dictionary) is deriged from
early revolutionary history. The north part of
Boston, which is celebrated for its anti-tea
demonstrations, woe the field of labbe of the
caulkers, and other mercantile laborers. These
caulkers were the most active in patriotic move
ments against British oppression, and a "caulk
ors' meeting" became gradually to be called a
caucus. The word, Glue derived from revolu•
tlonary patriotism, is now adopted even in the
land whose tyranny gave occasion to its origin.
Tiler Banam. or Winsway.—The Washington
Examiner (Dem.) tells a etory that lion. William
Montgomery, in hie eltietioneering tour, pur
chased a barrel of 'whiskey of a distiller named
Enoch South, of !Dunkatd township, Greene
county, claiming that be was a particular friend
of "Old Buck," and that the President had re
quested him to purchase for him a barrel of the
very best whiskey he could find in Western
Pennsylvania. Old Buck must be getting dis
sipated in his old days. The barrel was to be
directed to "James Buchanan, Esq., care of
Win. Montgomery, Brownsville, Pa." '
Fon Missusora.—A large company of Nor
wegian emigrants passed through the city yes
terday in teams anti on foot, on their way to
Minnesota. The women marched through the
streets bareheaded, apparently unmindful of the
blazing sun, while the men were clothed in
heavy woolen garments. There must be some
what of the iceberg in the Norwegian composi,
lion. Of snob hardy material are the new
States built. Ere long they will settle down and
a flourishing colony will spring up marked by in
dustry and intelligence. The Norwegians make
excellent pioneers.—GAirogo Jour.
Realtor - so Sexciu.—The Cambridge Chronicle
says that a broker in Boston recently purchas
ed of the heirs of an old man 94 years of age,
who died recently in Barnstable county, a quan
tity of coin which had evidently been hoarded
up for many years. The deceased owned the
house and land which be occupied, but it was
not supposed thatbe owned much property be
sides, although he was known to be close and
miserly. After his death, his premises were
searched and specie of various kinds was found
to the amount of about fifty thousand dollars.
TLI E OATS Cum—There will be an entire
failure of the oats crop this season in this lati
tude, induced by rust. As far as our informa
tion extends—and we have made inquiries which
extend over the Western District and North
Misaisiippi—there will not be enough pro
duced to plant a ten acre field. Au old experi
enced farmer informs us that about fifteen years
ago a similar blightpervaded the crop in Western
Virginia, and many of the farmers lost their
entire stock by turning iL in upon the blighted
fields.—Memphis (Tenn.) Avalanche.
Tun print works of Philip Allen & Sone., of
Providence, It. 1., were sold at auction on Tues
day. The estate was first offered in two lots,
the largest at a minimum of $75,000, on which
there was no bid. The whole was then put up
together al $llO,OOO, and bid off 104124,800
to the Woonsocket Company. The principal
competitor in the building was the house of A.
&W. Sprague. The whole cost of the works it
is staled was not less than $750,000.
imaxers.—Donglate home organ, the Chicago
Times, gives a list of fifty-nine journals in that
State, which repudiate the Lecompton test, two
non committal, and sir who "go in" for Buchan
an. Of the latter, ono Is edited by a post-mas
ter, one by a mall agent; ono by a Lecompton
nominee, one bought for $417, and two owned
by post masters. The editors of the two yet
non-committal, nprei to be appointed port- D 133-
(era !
RICHLAND GRAIN PROSPCCTs.-01.1 Richland
is one of the granaries of Ohio, and the Mans
field herald of the 23d says: "The corn is
coming forward splendidly. The wheat prom
ises better than for many years past—being very
heavy on the ground, and the cool rains of the
last month having kept out the weevil until it is
now comparatively out of danger. Oats and
grass were never better."
WEALTILE COLORED Noma—The Plaquemine
(La) Garetie, of the 12th inst., that the plan
tation of the late Samuel T. Harrison some three
or four miles from Bayou (uda, was purchased
on the Gth by the eon of Cyprien Rican', a free
woman of color, f0r,5240,600 at sheriff's sale.
The mother of the purchaser owns a large plan
tation in the neighborhood.
Tin Wtresr ihayssr.—Tho Gaston (MI)
Star says the early harvest will commence in
that county on Monday next, and the general
harvest about a week after. The wheat is said
to be much injured by the nut. In Virginia
and North 'Carolina barveet fa now in full pro
gress, and the yield of wheatis said to be better
than was anticipated.
UPPER LASS AND LIVERPOOL TRADEL—Tho
ninth vessel of the Upper Lake and •Liverpool
fleet has sailed from Detroit for her destination.
The only quotient:tow in the way of the perma
nent establishment of this trade is one of profit,
tho capability ef,lake craft for ocean service
having been Mks tested.
BIISATOItSFIMIL.—;LetIers have been receiv
ed is this oity.frons Mr. Hamner, since Ida ar
rival at . Perin.' We regret , ta tny thathie health
lute not heen - Improtett shies he lett ; na. The
best teediell skill of Nixie 1 / 1 3 been called in
and wi bo applied to 616 ' case`. trckopii-vith .
and;speedy cortßiate sidVere.;-43iskis Bet,
. ,
`'. "Bunton Romig On Boni
'raiz of Charleston, who mitertained a tood deal
of company at dinner, had a black as an attend
ant, who was a native of . Africkandnevercould
be taught to band things invariably to the left
hand of the guests at the table. At length his
master thought of an Infallible expedient to di
rect him, and as the costa were then worn in
Charleston single-breasted In the present Quaker
fashion, he told him to hand the plate to the but
ton-hole side. Unfortunately, however, for the
poor fellow, on the day after ho had received
this ingenious lesson, there was among the guests
at dinner a foreign gentleman with a double
breasted coat, and bewas for a while completely
at a stand. He looked first at one side of the
gentleman's coat, then at the other, and finally
quite confounded at the outlandish maks of the
stranger's garments, he cast a despairing look
at his master, and exclaiming, in a loud voice,
"Bolton holes on both sides, on both sides mas
ers!" handed the-plate right over 'the gentle
man's head.
ASOTITER VICTIM.—The Hon. W. It. Harris,
who was scalded by the explosion of the steamer
Pennsylvania, died at Memphis last Saturday.
Ile was a judge of the Supreme Court of Ten
nessee, and a brother of Gov. Harris, of that
State.
MARRIED—At teMlTnsortb City, on TM:doubly. Dir. 24th
kart, by tbn•Rrr. Doctor radios, T. M. JONR:4, Pitts.
borr,b, hod ANNIE, dooghtor orGen. Larino.r.
'lcan now indnigeth the Richest Food
uitt Impunity, whercam protium I ita oar, 1 rm. , ohlifit.l
to WI:111w, mymif aridly to Um plahanat
Snot, la the ciperienco of not only our of our customort,
but of hundred. of pereon. bore, la l'hibulolpisia, Nov
York, Montreal and Quabec, who bard mod flocrimm's
Rolland Bitten for Indigratkm, Noutoa and Acidity of the
Stomach.
• oPenekoni—lle careful to isek for Boerlaw's itabteci
tilt
ten: The gnatt popularity of thia mediae° has 'educed
sonny Imltallorke, which the public &honld plant sulkiest
parehaeleg.
/61-Sold at $1 per bottle, or el: bottle. for $5, by lbe pro.
prfetcre,llMJ. PAGE, Ja., k CO., Ifentfacturing Mara.
ceuthasend Chemtets, 27 Wood street, between let and 2d
ets.,Pl ttaburgh, Pa., and I:kraut - lets uneerally. Jo2kdkerik
pal j2otices.
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N. and lipogago atunpi eneleeed ta any Rollos
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J.•'t.n want I+ 11. PREASY., M. D..)
t3A/VIU EL. C: LLAY
ivr 173 ROl-1.4 , iN•1" •1'.P../1. 0 .1-1.
PfITSI3I.7RIIII, PENN A .
la prepared to_ ihrnieli his customers mid
buyers te.ncrelly, with the htW.t nwl mane
otylennt Spring ~id Sommer (fowls of over, variety, a hikh
he will Malta up to oninr to the entire satinfaction of Mont
who may (sour them with their patrowngw. .rl.'Aott
nxrrrnsrity.
fig DR. J. MALMRKN, 464
BTJ 12,G IC ON 1.) IC N'T I H'r
FROM NENV YORK,
LUTRACTS TEEM WITHOUT PAIN
EP A LOCAL BENUMBING AGENT to tut 0 UtIl? ONLY.
eirlmerts Teeth no Gold, Sitter, Plautus and Gotta
Perebt, noel performs all Dental operation/. ion nicotine
moaner, without pain. '
og_T, ma modesty.
54 Smithfield Street, belefe Fourth,
lanNifinde PITTtIUUBO II.
taaaD /711111 MM..-- . rcroLLOVID
Pittsburgh Steel Works.
130113 do CO.,
MoloofArttirersof CAST STEEL; SHUN°, I LOW "nd
A. B. STEEL; SPRINGS and AXLES,
CBrrs, Rots arid First Airerfs, Pittsßurgh, I
•ores . .. ....... • 1011000.
L. B. 12.0G.11ErtS etc CO.,
111.1"FlOTIMEILI Or
Rogers' Improved Patent Steel
Cultivator Teeth,
Omer Ross and Fird &reels, Pilloborgh, Ib..
Ito2l 'rift*
FISH! FISH!
CONSTANTLY ON lIANU, A FULL. FUMY
WHITE FISH, TROUT,
SALMON,. PICKEREL
lIERRINO, BIACKEIt
si r o t clurs, nrcantssuled by the mob, still curet prompt
attention. lIKNNY 11. COLLINS,
t nyltutOst Wood street.
a. M. CILUILL
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Pittsburgh, General Insurance Agency
No. 03 Fourth
PITTSBURGI4 PEN A.
Companies represented of higlo.st et:aiding. I.3mrtorvd
by Peansylvanis and oilier State.
Vire, Marino and Life Rinks taken or all description.
A. A. CARItIKR,
lyttlaydro• . OAIIILLEIL
I I. L. /C. el I' I
DENTIST,
Extracts Teeth without pain, by an ENTIRE . -
LT It= Annabelle agent applied to the teeth and gums
only. Teeth from one to full mitts lawns] on the ration
metallic bases. no also hotels teeth cia entire roredain
base with continuous run, which labouty,cicanibien and
durability =not fall to please. Call and erninine speci
e/IS=
9.-0111c0N0.51 FOurth stree' Markel, (acted
04/7jpittannei. '• jen.lidk
DRIED APPLES-100 busk. in attire and
riustd:.' : e . CLAXIISLD.
, ,
s~tcai~ ,~btic:s:
Permazien.t Office.
Complying - 16th the urgent request of bun
dmds of tbeir pyti 6 u,
47. M. FITCH. ac J. W. 6ynw.E3
nave concluded to remain
IiR RII4NENTLT IN PITTSBURG
And may i.e consulted at their oaen,
No• 1131 Penn - Stroet ,
OPPOSITE THE T. C.AIIt lIOTEre
... , ‘"Pt :Imlay.. for Consumption. A.M..%
Itroutlalt Is and all other Vbronla Complahat•
complicated with or causing Pulmonary Diwaeo, including
arlorrh, Henri Dimue Iffteious of the Liver, Dy..
prpoia, Gustotitly:i'e7unte eto;pluillts, rk.
DitS. Yuen A AYRES irouhl state that their treatment
of Cunentription i. byerd upon the fad that the direue ex
is ' . in touf system at large, bolA W tomand during
hrderdopment in the lungs, and they therefore employ
Mechanical, hygienic and bleilichesl remedies to purify tho
bloat and strengthen the system. With Use, tloly use
MEDICINAL. 11l II A LASlChiSorlilch they value hlghly,bat
(firing sto Citrafia• effect when used
dam) mad Inmille are earnestly enntioned sgainst yeasting
Ws peer-ions lintoof carat. illty on soy troattoont bawd upon
tho plstisible,but then hien hint the "sant of.tho 41isessa eon
be much.] too direct manner by Inhalation"
Meted. the seal of 11, ,livcge i; is Pa bles.f and It. efrecir
cm/ye to the lime
rfrog N' of cb gl rge
uelti t o o nV:i ' irtrse k a to them wishing
colt of by latter. inyienelsvifelf
GLELB6 - AND QUEIENBWARE.
ING STOCK JUST orr-NTD,
AT TICE OLD B.STMILISITMENT OF
X-I E N .11 - 1 , H I 4:27.
1:32 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Wuo is now receiving, from Europe and
Ensteru Mew, • choke auartment of articles In We
lino, cnnifirtelng now and taatettd elm. of Pearl White
Stone Tee, Dining and Tediel , Ware, and tbe earns In Plain,
Gold, Lustre ➢and and Flowery, line Willie Vitrified Inn
Stone Table Were, known tube the mast durable now in
nee for noteleand Strainboatin French China of now etyles,
is ru. While nod bold flood, either In setts or single
pincer, !Liddy GUI and Decorated Toilet Sol Crillearda
end Plated Cesteng Demon Silver Tea Table 81.0.4 SnbP
Ladles, an,plated wlthallren hno Ivory Handled Carving
Tea and Table Kraut and Porko Tea Walters and Treys
Shaker and Sea-grw.e' T•Lle gain Jappened and Decorated
Tin ToiletSotte.
compVte nod MU assortment of alt article hoits,-
Llo for . the COUNTRY RETAIL TRADE, at rakes topleme
Um public, who sae relperacilly Invited to examine thin
•Wck • mer—.3tml.lFT
John C. Baker & Co'n
0EN137101
UOD-LIV it Ft 0 1 1 ! !
THIS MEDICINE, prepared in the most ap
pruretl nmsner. and bottlntllly un, hos recrine,l lb. wan,
I ion Ilin e:J.(111e Atlleflienl Profession °Mal.
•dnll.lila ls
eewbern,• rnnttnco4 it as mknrior to
nor otben now inattufartnnwl.
Of ita efficacy end Wuportanro es a raaoslial lu raw., of
Conenfoption, °out, Bronchilia, astlas. Chronic Rheum..
Nam, 11'nr1 ell grrofulaon AM., It t armor...wiry to etwolg
—thatwuale of rntiuent phynirjana of Europe en.' America
hat ink trete.] its wonderful rWratiro prots•rt
Pretiared only by JOHN C. NAN ER A CO. Wholsaale
flANiete, Nana North Third .iron. Philadelphia. bold
by .11 DlTlgrithl thmoghout the svontry. fe . ...111t0r30
WHEIEILER & WILSON'S
rariuvr SE iG MACHINE
This Alnrhl Etitctes tbs
Finest or C Best Fabric,
At tl,e javout..oftb. Or trssking with P." One nms.
rtad Imataift.: and duraUt itlrer Mazza', almost ovine
bsrsly, w.I art. lul.roit4 I°4 usable for (manly CIEV.
Fall Informallt.es •ua) tw unl by orlArcuil,g James
6sr lag, nr - 1,6\. R. !MED, Agrot,
toy rep_ Firth street, Inttsboriat.
_ .
SINGER'S S O BIGICRIETES
Th. great gum.r1,417 of arso ER'S MACTIINE3
Over otli other for dm cm of
Clothing and Shoe ManufueturerA, Ilerneee
Makers, Carriage Trinunci, , and
Coach Makers,
+, 1904; 1... n known an.l practn - Ally ecka.r.1.. , 1,1
lIIN NEW FAMILY 31ACRINE,
Which i. n light, ,mpia , l awl highly urnarnputal machine,
(.14Ing its work , golly 1. - .11 with th. , lorge martinet) .d
lutist t.04.0.u. a facoril.• 1 , , family
A I'olli - 11,ply e.l tlio ab.,vo 3lacklue. f r sale at Neu' York
32 Market n t.,
PTITSDITRAII, PA, 4
Alan, the INIIII*IIIt FRAIN° Prlre from
sla to $4,. latol7l
B. B. & C. P. MARBLE,
X Ori ., •ReTCRS OT
PILINTINO, JOH AND ALL EINDI OF
W RAPPI NG P P
Waretionte. No. 27 Wood Btre3t,
Uptight. al market tot ttsa.
• .• .
J. 11. CIIILISTI, M. D.,
163 71ini Strrre, l'ittatogrjA,
I,itd IL. W,sgmeiagtgoof Eanlt.ro elllege• mud ILa
lJlaln acal nvenil hie prorea.lotinl
.r•hrea lu SULU:IICA L AA MEDICAL CASES
Itew. IV D 11,14,1
lltv. D, 11. A 111c10-In
T. II 11$11, LAN.
J 11, Iltitt
(..i SI,
f 1.." 11 A IV...trt,
lion. T. J. ingl•an,.
, John 11-51.110 r, Erq.
Jac .lo 61cCulliMer, ray. I rdi
N. lIOLNLES SUN
cu rrf I.
, 'oreign and Domestic Bills of Eithange,
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT,
nvescru Cn.
.J. D. Pa.iir a Ca
num . d CO
NO. G 7 MARKET PfIIY.ET PITTSBUIR:II, PA
llMColloctluns mods oti all the prtucipsi cities tlituur„li•
att t6o United Ststes.
COCLILLA-N ..sc Li 12. f ).
X.Cl,l[Tlilttgli 07
Iron nailing, Iron Vaults, Vault Doors,
Windowl.Shutters, Window Gard*, &c.,
Nee al Second &fru! and 56 Thted Metre,
(lotwoett Wood and Illarktt,) PIrrriBUII.6II, PA.,
1 / 1 •• to bawl • rartrty ofaa Patter - toy fa., nod Anil,
a.table. for all por n o... Partk - olar attattlon raid to en.
!ming Grarn Into./ Jobbing done at abort uotica. pug
a. •LIIPIMUL
WU. O. FILIEND
VANDEVER & FRIEND,
A. .1"r 0 R N Iu Y S A. '1" I. A. W,
ASV
•
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
pm. a, saiae. Ea.*, Daa,,orm, /moo.
/WeeDrente. promptly mule In any Nut of Northern
tome, er Weerent Wlemitain.
Will .tteud to the pombaso and Pale of Real &tato, ob
talnlna Mow, Dornla Morita,. aellyelfe
_
wiDICDIA.N a rdt_lN,
ManorOeton•r• nod Dealers In .11 tlnd• of
TOBACCO, SNOW AND CIGARS,
A N D
LEAF TOBACCO
arner ofSmitkfield cad Diamond A tiry ,
WITIISArif 1.01.1L1M WILSt. MOW.
ROBINSON, MINIS & MILLERS,
ROUNDERS AND MACHINIST&
W S II IN (4 N 'W olt II N
Pittsburgh, Penns
Many(attn. sl I kln , lp i f
" , 7; o.tirspt,lnottl Work, !loam noil..ta awl Mooto
I{,,rk.
Ita.g.alfing .1,,r0 , nn al,ort uuto - r.1,41c
-
- CEO. ILA2kDEILSUNt
I Lit,rty Sirrct,
11111•54FACI1:LVII AFL
Y. tcry Vsziely of
PATENT AND ENAMELED LEATAER
Mo. L.-a .. Prcnrh 1111 d
(3, )-g 011,
S.'! e L.e:. I her. Caryl:v.:l. 01le1oth,., :Ir e .,
AU of which will I. InruLhwl at Iholowest (NAL Prior.
ay-II IDES %V AN :lip
w,.letily
Vt
0.R.14: I G-14 .
...XL) ki..r._r4 ci- ill.
Slii HT BIL . ' DRAWN BY
DUNCAN, , f 3 - RAN & CO.,
ON TUE UNION DANK, LONDON. IN PRINS 0/ ONE
Also, Bills on the principal clUe. end horns of Prance,
Bright, Holland, Germany, Maria and other European
routuently nu hand and (o este by
MATLALIEC & ROGERB,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
na 3e7 ci'H NTB,
No. iS Pine Street, St. tool+. 'Jo
61PES TO
Dl ardecia a Dkleoen,St. Lath,
Day A Matlack, CincinnaU, Ohio,
Mae. DntDebi k Lotdeville, y
Y. a. Day On., BllikeTT, INTL, IRO,
&TOTO & atone, Banker+, lineastitte, Lea,
Day a Matlack, Philadelphia, Pa.,
IL Fereyth, Chicago, Freight Agent for Mini. Central
Railroad. jotelkudra
Fil'N A. SP° Vl4l W U!-LliF},
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
•AIIVISCICZU AND MIL= 12 [TM Ulan OP
COOKING, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVER,
Pl,Ol and Fancy Grato Fronts, &0.,
IWHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Vuutlr3 unlteny Hirer. two moves uortil met id
Peutaylviiala Proweuger Moot.
()moo and Salem TZ.O.M.
nutalydro Piro, 4 Wood St., Pitt •burgb. Pe.
P &TWA BIBEitLL & it.,
IANVIACTIIIIIII3 O
Cooking, Parlor and 'Seating
STOVES,
Grates, Fronts, Fenders, etc
And Manufacturers of tbo Crlebratod
CI.APPrAI. COOIirNG.
N 0.333 LIBERTY STREET,
MITCHELL, HEBRON & CO.,
acunmerruzna Of
( 1 0P/doz. Parlor and Heating
STOVES,
Grate Fronts, Fritters, Enokißg 6angea, 43',
If7S Liberty St.. Ptttsburgh, Pa.
Mr22kly
D.A.WIZIS dip OIALICY,
flame, Sign and erns mental Painters.
AND
White I..eculantiZino:Painte.
all kit& of Whabil 94*.
Pant, nnlibeilf. 40 , •
"114 wboa Odra, tut, doors apres ,
aulitlydlb
writ( fc
W3l. U. WILLIAIIII a (11.
Motors. Wood groat, 00000 r of Third
~~YYI~IIIIJ Ill'l~ ,~
Ad) abbrrtiomrats.
•
Buckets, Tubs, &c. store on Liberty Santee for [Lent.
MINER ItfERRICK, 1 1 11nofiu•turer, I/11HE Fu Nkribers.wishinetciclose their busi
ju. and Wholesaled -eatery in
ham beforatha Ist of July the o met:pled Lydian%
Burksta, plain red, flue. 6r..rn et droL Q , l. pei d..e w C I Le rental from that data, either with or without the
Lectlfylng Apparatus, ClniLsiao
rartind " " "
"l,fn •. This Is • yeti deerable atom for • Whohowie Grocer or
:'" Pi-wines Merchant, being substantially (wilt, and bating a
- " 4 . 7 ° In the rear, with an alley Wailing, to Irwin Os
Tuba, No 1, 9 hoops, 21 in. din:nets, • 7.15 besides lialue, ri,sl stand for bruiiiiiss.
No. 1, 2 Iwiops, 4 In. than.. r - fir will
The stand, Cask,, Itertifyln2 Teda, C 4 ll l --
" No 2. tea. bin., ars.. droh.7 6 -P 1 4 - 17 • 21 !ii to ' mid to pertains annum: wirti rm reanoaabln terns.
•• " " oi oo " 110 -s The balance ot their suck slaws-inks, Wows.l UP . '""..
04 , •• " " are g im ar rtidnewl prim.
Ito 1111C11141-TREA, Jr,* DUO •
Kerins. No 1. " "•• " 1
17! 0,4 '
-• jai • •Itf .V 7 Liberty &treat
!Ulf Cusbela, soalaL red, atalowl t teruiahsd, 24.73 per do.
YA.LLSTON, Leiser county, Pa.
Term, rash, Pittsburgh par or Yattern tschange.
JeMltd
HfiIILLEIt'S NEW BOOK—The
11 Cruise of the Betsy, or. Stiturner Rarableurmog the
Depoeite of the Hebrides, lath Itanlbles of
Ofteloglat, or Teo Thousand miles on the Vivialliferrais Dr
ptelta of Scotland, by Haigh 31JUer, L. L. D.
Ilt , untith• mid Criticism, by Bayne; 11.1 rerio
Jest reed and for rile by (Jaill) .1. S. DAVISON.
EN L TAXES.—Netier iq here
by given to ell venom, subjtrt to jury • Mercantil.
Taa al the aim of the Tmasterte of Allegheny county, to
call and settle without further delay.
.I.29:ltdlnT
JOHN J. AlUSE.Treasnmr .
Assignee , . Sale.
Per,nnal Property of D,lvid
will be sold by the undersigned on THUICSDA Y.
JULY Hera, IaHL at 10 o'clock a. s, at the residence of the
mid David Holmes, Collins township, Allegheny county.
)213:10t We. 11. FORSYTH, Assignee
CUTLERY, SURGICAL INsTRumENTs:
DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, de. Ac.—We mould call
the attention of Hai public to our splendid stock of Toilet.
Table and Pocket Cutlery. We would also Invite We atten
tion of the Surgical and Dental profrulems to our stock and
our facilities for mantnacturhis Instruments of all descrip.
tick.. Confident of °weighty to pleas.; we solicit •nall.
Ja26 CARTWRIOLIT k YOUNO, 86 Wood sL
CCOMPOUND EXTRAUT OF ROOTS, for.
making Beer a healthy bererage.—it la peculiarly ef-
Religions to Scorbutic affections, eruptions of the skin and
all diseases arising from Impurities of the blood. One of
the moat popular articles to the market wherever it has
beau introdure4. Ono bottleorhich ccetTa cents, will make
ton gallons of Leer. For sale by
B. I...FMINESTOCE. d CO..
No. 60, corner Wood nod Fourth gte
FlSH.—flaving made thorough arrange
meuts with the most extensloe Fisheries for a con.
shoot supply of nil hinds of LAKE FlBll, 1 am preparof to
II II all order. at the following prima:
{Shit° Fish, per ..... ...... _ ...... 00
Trout, barrel 0 60
Do half barrel 3 23
Herring, ° barrel 600
Do 3 00
Do ball' barrel... o. 4OU
All warranted and of the beet quailty Inverted Fish.
J 031.1 w.l HENRY COLLINS, N. 35 Minod at.
SUPEILIOR BLANK BOOKS, Ledger ,, ,
Journals, Cavil Rook. and Day Rooks. A hogs supply
on hand, made In the meat tropericr manner..A the finest
quality of paper, eapecially for city enters. Blank It.wdo.
made to order. t ulod to any given pattern.
.1425 WSJ. ri. JOHNSTON 4 Lot., it 7 1F0..1 .1.
PATENT FRENCH TAPERS OR NIGHT
I.IIIFITS, that barn Oil nr Oren. vrlthont wick. being
the moat ettontomical and bolliont S spar ever Invented,
emitting, neither smoke n.,r 'pork, 1.1 sale et FICANCE'S
Now Family firoccfy and Tem ague F. &rat moot, All..
gheny.
NEW HALIFAX OM — SALTED 11E0:
MUGS, In lads. and half blds . )1141 rot to ed and for
Bale, wholasvde or total!. at FRANCS:O Now Pant ily o...wary
and Tea Store. Federal .tree[, A Ilegh.way.
bl.l, mid 50 hlf 1l I. ne,t N - 0:: ; $
Mac tem!.
Boltion.re !boring,
tot do Ilalifto do.
MR=
1=1:11
T_T AV !NG lost his father, two brothers,
daughter, aotoin law, nephews And nieces by that
dreadful disease, Cosiwnritori, and Audio rug with a cough
himself, he !Knight and drecorercd o Breren tire and Cure
hn Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, Consumption, Nervous flehll•
lip, Amanita, kr. cough eras cured Immediately; Its
cured his relatives, • • Ito Inherited the dierrise, and in COD
nectiou with his *on hate employed It in their practice,
raring thousands of cams considered hogelen by otheri
Far the purppro of rescuing as many of inflow
ismiga u poesible, he la sensing the recipe to all who Irish
it for
A DUKES:: Dr s• REATH,
101 Yririt, !: icholys 110te1. N Y. City
The following stria protect Incslids from
Imposition.
CITT AN! CaCMT nr Nwr Yost,.
A. S. fIhATU, of sent ctry, Wog duly scum, %rah
that ho is Pracan'ng Pay:fount and Surgeon tu the city of
Nen Yorh.,aind • Graftage of fat enimrsif y 11,41,71 M.
lye of clod city.
Depotiout further aalth that the
Onto annexed, are true and correct eXtrarta hum lottery of
parties, riot by them to this depot:mut. -
' "
S.,
A. P. IIEATII
Swore bir4ire the; 711 i of Jun, A. D. ISLA
(Signed) tiANlitl. Y. TIENANN, Alkoor.
Tlin or tracts of will Lewont with the ILecolp,
jitealnelv
HE FRANKLIN ALMANAC FOR 1859.
T
—This well-known and popular ennUal, formerly pub
litho! by Johnston & Stockton, after a/apse of years, will
again eliortly la issued. no calochitione as formerly will
le under by the &Hire] mathematician., Sanford O. fflll,
Hag , who will also prepare for de pupa mut reading mat
ter aa ails make it lus entertaining awl instructive maga.
rine. %wiles the rollaide totronomiod ralenialbine el new
out ingouloto table of time, no accurate method of draw.
lug meridian lines, nod other matters of permanent rale,
will be added.
Onter• of booLsolleri and other dealers are stdiritatd lu
advance of poldirstion, as but one edition .111 be printed,
and “saler. will bo filled arra, ding to taint - 12y.
11 O. JOIINIITON &CIL, Pnblisbors,
Printer, etationers and Blank Bonk idakent,
N0.:17 Wood street, Pittsbor.h.
. _
1)1 EI . EIVKit ANTI FOR SALE BY WIL,
11 LIAM 21.A.11',1111.)UN, tat I-ilk ty &IS tr . l. I . ll,Pb•Jrgb,
Id& taro t., a N. ,
'll 'Ado do do do
MIt=KM!
===
=I2MIII
13=MMI
===l
COMPOUND SYRUP OF I'ILOSI'LIATES,
OIL,CURMICAL Follilb.—Shia preparation h wit In
tewled .e a pcitsolat remedy, but is respectfully submitted
to the 111.1104 fatuity evi a nutritive tonic, well rulicsi to
supply the waste of elementary matter le the human cye.
tern doting the prem . °. of chronic cases, particularly In
iryspeptla awl Cornrumptlou. This preparation LI plea ant
to the to e, agreeable to the taste and grateful to the stem.
nth, and does not nanerate by prutractivi use. Sold whelc
sale and retail by JO4 ITLEMINO,
Jo=corner of the Diamond awl M•ritet sr
S UNDRIES - 100 coils assOrtiell 1517 t• Mantila Rep,
L====
25 bids. Ptte
40 do 11. WO
do W.B.
Itand and for med.
Inter Wlmit Oil
tie I Lard Oil.
le by
.
No. lit Water at , near I:herry alley.
[SS ME SWEETLY—The latest and
iv roost fragrant perftuna,dlatilled from the well known
now Lip flower, constantly re band at •
JON.. I/LK/JIM:I'S,
Je7.l. corner Dianannd and Market stri.et
I
ARE FISH
bl.l
3/ do Pi:l,ml,
Tbia day rec-d and for .of by 11 kN UV U. COLLINS.
frO RECTIFIERS AND LIQUOR DEAL
'. YRS —A convict° Uri,Lifying Apparatus. comprising
Copper Kill, Tab., TOM, Pomp., lb, with . line range of
Bland Casks, all la good ord., Also. a ',mod may, for sale
by lIITCIII:LTRItig, Jr. it BRO.,
No :NV Liberty
N. - litho abort , aro not dteroasi of by ',rival° mode
boron , alonday, the 2.Stb not, (boy will be wad by auction
that day, with the balanoe of .lock of Wince, Lignorli, and
tirooirles then e.t. hand. Jt2l
•
CANVASSED DRIED BEEF-2Q tierces
Swift's Cans:wed Dried Roof Rounds, f i
Sommer on- for rale, by SY:I.LERS A CO,
Ivr , l No. 30P Liberty .tree[
;lfi3E‘3s STRAW WRAPPING PA
rins.kutd, Crown, Slnalo Craws, and !tedium
ynat svelte.' and ter main at manufacturers' price. at Papor
Warehorm W. S. DIAV EN,
J 0 2 ,1 or Markel and Second Rte.
MANILLA, Rag and Tca Papers .1 all
alto. and prolific. for male at
LV A. LIAVENV Paper Warehouse,
New. 81, XI and 3! Markot mta
1 00()
,11 'Wheat for F a e by
1111TIICOCK,11celtEKtt & re.,
122 Reeoa and 151 Frnnt
liomar Ilerrino. in store and for
I nrreutvor.lcCßEElltr-2 CO.
I hbls P
I x , hy
MUM
1 . -100 bush to ,arrive on Gla
-0 l'Y
tIiTCIICOCK, tIcCR HERS A CO.
oirS HAIR IiESTOItATIVE
Jr. 56 IL L. PAIINE...TOCK A CO.
IKER'S COD LIVER OIL for
U. L. FALINESTOCK A CO.
l'ils. tryst% .ligGs just rts:Al nod
1 _ Je2r, _ U anUISON 1 CO.
ty{ , 6.
4
Eroz by
3 0 A
pBUS.pL. r.
;viirrE BEANS and 30 do Dry
;•4 end to o•Jo by R. 108180 N • 01.
LARD, —4l
and for
I ton No. 1 Family Lard in - T , IO - r - o
by b 326 ISAIAH DICK XY ACC
TE NN.B :
In nor* and!
1318-80 tons IL (lay Forgr
for We by ISAIAH DICKS! A CO.
AND WHEAT SACKS-5,000
!for Ws by ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.
CK, RUSSIA DUCK and all
s for boys' web, Also, Lanus, Barrios
mm
C. 11/ISON LOVE, 71 Market rt
SECOND -1'
lo sbro Ind
INEN 01
xj kind. Mg. !
-and all kinds of E ,
j0 . 431.11,wT I
meCild
SLIN and
florod &Thu MatEnt, at 12Me per yard,
at doting out du of
t LIRCIIFINLD.
HEE
F ; .112 per Kxpres.
Mks alo Obi°, if
,102:1 .1
50 BADS
for ludo 1
MELY BUTTER received daily,
In kegs and bunk" ;Int op at the boot
• ado, Irbolntale and rebel. by
DWG, Winn& CO., ISS Mort, atraat.
ILIEI) APPLES au hand and
RIDDLE, WHETS k CO.
N RESERVE CHEESE receiv
i and Gar =la by RIDDLE, WMTS k WI.
41—Herring and White Fish, in
• hand and melanin far Wal).
RIDDLE, WLRTS k co.,lsa Liberty at.
V - V — EStil!
In¢dW
T AKE F 1
A./WILMA, o'
i" 5 I
PEAR I,g"
1 45 _
0 bbls. in store and for Bale by
J.IL CANFIELD.
• 0 boxes and 50 bbls. Pearl in
sale bir JeZ J. H. CLANYTKI.D.
gTARth.
store and f.
brs• afore in an d for sale by
j. a CANFIELD.
CODFISH
.I.al
FRANOIPANNI OIL—For
!g sea beaolltylog the lielr conelanetly 00
it B JOB. FLEMING'S.
RIGII
preserrl
Is Extra Family in store and
IJeCij J. IL OAN VIELD.
DEANS.-50 bash prime white in store and
LP Om Isla by 15 44 1 J. P. CANVIELD.
MD-10 bbla. on hand an
• jelo D. L.PAIDIESTOCK 4lt CO.
OANAItY
to sale trt
JSRED for sale by
urausancat a ao
1 BALE
J. Jett
100 bus. to arrive suitCP4
Je2S J.: 11. CANTERLD,
RR of best quality Bold by
a.zoori a mon ifoolsk.),,
B ILL?
NB , '
Sot VAIL
----
LET—A r...aanrrable and well-arranged
dilertt treo.etwy bricl tvulandng 9 mi..%
with all the / I .o l en'd•oenis of Lath room, tot moil mid water,
r..niv ratite.. and yard. fildaaarn l 7
No. Ii Irddral et. na. term% ae-, trio Lt.., the id-eh
., of ihMIERT LAFFERTY,
intl4.ltf 'll Velem, 4. , 14. Pittaborgh._
UtOlt ItENT—A three story I:twellnagA
on fifth tht . t . t. (No m 400111,27, 11
hothle ,rash snore, Le_ with lino brick stab eau
cartinite house attached. Tide I..oasis ent,nhcil .nth hot
sod old eater, bath, gas, , and Laing in a ri•ntral
tiou I admhably athqdad to the witi.te of a prof...him:al
111., nod a be rented fir it t-rm of 'urn , to a good teu•
ant. For forth, part.. Oh. i.i.qtAto of
inrlll A I.E.XA ND1:11 KING.
r LET-A two st,ry Brick Dwelßagel:
lon Ilnystrent.lootawn PoDO nod tho river. Kodfna
poor or fru R. K L`lr Lthorty eL
LOTS FOR SALE
PIIE following Lots aro now offerol for side
eery liberal t•orme and low price., rim
let. Fatten Leta fronting ou Batler Wort, 10 Looroort
villo,iromeriateJy the wall of AlleaLeuy Ccmetcry.
Each lot 21 Lot front by lin et 121 foot drop to ao alloy al
fort wido.
24. Fifteen lute nearer the Allegheny river, each - 21 feet
(met en Pearl in nwit.(2/ feet olio) and extending 111 depth
114 feet tom alley 21 feet wide.
34. Fifteen Lots nearer tbe liver. each 21 feet front on
Pearl irtreet, directly .oppoeite More, 1/114. extending
depth towards the river 114 foot to an olloy 20 feet wide.
4th. Villain Lola nearer the river, each 24 feet front on
Broadway, (which la SO feet.. hie, and through, tacit the
Allegheny Valley Railroad row) and extending In depth
114 feet to an way 20 feet wide.
Gth. Fifteen Lots opposite the above, and nearer the riv
er, each 24 feet front on Broadway and exteruhug in depth
110 feet to m alley 1.1) feet wide.
Gth. Fifteen Lots nearer the river. each 24 feet front on
11111X4 (,0 feet wide) and ea - tending in depth 110 feat to
m alley 23 fret whit,
Tonne of sale fullowc —One-Miran( the whole purchase
money to remain nn bond and mortgage—lntareet payable
snmdlY — One - thlrd of the balance cult In hand; the tr
aludor to le. paid In bar puns! annual Ir...tato:onto, with
Internet, payable annually...ca.,' I y bond and mot t..7.a,`
Parrltasore to pay for d,..ia.
PL.. of them, 'CALA II wee. at tho
Balley.llrown k Cu.le ..I . llarit @ Co'n Citrus York.
I. Feller. @Go . , 'Coleman. 11.ohnan @Cola
A Bradlee k .
IWhite'm eArrtago Factory,
linap WA/1.:, IP. T. It. {Yorke. tot h year J.
gbornl.erger a en',Atte gheny Walley It. It. I/e-
A . W.1..e Agent for Phnente I pot,
11,"wery.j At the Oarrieun.
Fe•eto.yer Grell, Hugh AlcKelefe Loeb
Wurke, I l'Artl,
•
PRO:, McCurdy & Co'• Copper Works.
For forth, pertionle, nil, to
D. W. • A. S. lieu, Attor•tyr.
jol.+ &a( No 155 koursh et, Pittsbur],
Loch. Improved Properly
for Sale.
PILE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
1. known the St. Innis Novelty Works, are lasted for
sale. The establishment has a good stock of Patterns,
lathes and Tools L.r a general Stationary Engine end Ma
rione bulkier.% with a capacity he; working seventy-Leo
bands and will be sold entire to a good purchaser, upon
reasonable terms. The services of a competent men, well
acquainted with the place told familiar with the buainese,
can In secured by the parr-hasstr, if desired.
Farther particulate; can be obtalued by addreaaina either
of the undersigned, al Ft JASIES Pf. CORDITT,
CUARLES BAY/lA,
MM. IaDDLECOME.
Jiatzt nd
FOR SALE, 5 acres 100 perches of Land
In Collo" lowruhip, near Emt W Only, ititiototruf bifida
t,t 'nice. Mellon and 11. A. Negicy. This properly it ft..
fmtly situated for a private rroidence, and would orate ono
erne noun handsome country onto - lathe beautiful railer
of Fat laboity. For pricy and tenor, apply to
AILITLN. L 005.1114 ft CO.,
Jen No. 5S Fourth street.
EXLIIBITION FOR SALE—One of .she
uttrartire and Intereetlng exhibitione 1a.,. of
teredfor sato or exchange Inerchandivi, In .rriaou'it
Oil Painting. of tho Creation of the World, o.omi:it,. of
.Tura--door. Mall of Nineveh. the Court of Itebylno, and oth
er lasportant Hernia a rarochance to mato mon
ey, to mon of enterprise, as this exhlbitiOn mill rommatid
tun Onneet. Apply to O. W DUNN, Emit aide of tba Dia
mond, third do. North nt Obit...tr.., Allegheny, Je2l
, IT.UABI.AI CITY LOT FOR SALE.—
Mg eligible building lot, silk the bsdldings there
on. .Masted on elllcsrener nt Liberty and Hand erreeta, front-
Mg 20 IL inch. on Lilierty and extending Look along
Mod street 110 feet to Exelninge
jel9 T. R YOUNG & CO., :IS Smithlleld et.
MANUFACTORY FOR SALE OR RENT
ju. —Enterprise Foundry, 0121Satoluskyotreet, Alleghes
,y, with gust steam (terror, snitoble for Inannfocturing
parpasee, ofearions Muds, will be sold or leased low. En
claire of Mr Etunnel Henderson. near the premPes, (has
the care of Rev. Spronfe chnreh.)., who will show the
property, or of Je9 IL 'WELKE': A CO, 255 Liberty et
FOR SALE OR LEASE a lot on Fourth
street, between Emlttlfield and Cborry Alley, 100 foot
front by 85 dory.
A Lot on Third street, near Smithfield, 10 foot front by E 5
feet deep.
Moan WilD-11t0 wpmn bonntltd by Butler, Wilkins
and Carroll streets And Spruce alley, 0-i feet front by Ilk)
deep. nearly opposite to Pennock A lion', Foundry.
The square bounded by Small:nen, Wilkie. and Carrot
streets and Spence alley, :sit feet front by 12/ deers
On Allegheny, 13111,011 and Belur etrectoosHoining the
Allegheny oolley EAllroed Station, forty conugnous
each Si feet [runt by I^at fmt deep.
High) sere. of graand In Reserve town:hip, pelt or ma
Lot z 25, between the New Brighton toad and Itilldole Cern•
stry.
booty Ipty in Allegheny City, Third Werd, between East
Lane and Chestnut soma.
A hart of Lund In Westmoreland County, on fL
dolphin turnpike, 7 mule. from Latrobe-1U nerve iu
colti
r.tlon of rich hottoto erre.
A Tnsct of Land new !donde'', Westmoreland csmoty, of
"7,'5 wan. WILLIAM 11. DaItLINGT)N,
.nyliedalhs Third
li ,
street. above buithfield.
CALD ESTMILISIIMENT FOR SALE.—
1.3 Owhm to the delicate heather Win.blitcheitreo,Jr.,he
Intend. patting basin.av to live In the ocular,. Therefore
the .tabliehment carried on by himself and brother le of
feral for saleowith the astarea Itectifylng apparatus, etc.
A limse or both front and tack Nona (which belong= their
node) will be given to the pumbroter for • number of years
at • fair runt. Tl.fa hon... well known arid orlon g stand
ing, haring bona ...bibbed by their uncle and fathers—.
IV. AM. Ilitcheltreo who have dono•large Moine. in it kw
many years am who/tomb. grace., wine and liquor mei ,
elsants and rectifying dl.tdlrre. Perm=wishing to par
eltsee can see the premise. and stock, rod leant the terms
by applylog at the sato. No. 309 Liberty areett. Posses.
Oen can be ghee either the let June or I. Jetty. Wears
nes, havemkeeters Mal country merchants will be supplied
with artistes= the above line on very favorable terms, o
they wont to reduce their stock to suit a purchaser.
IV3I.3IITCIIELTRHE, J.., A BRO.
N. B.—All persons boring claims against tbe firm will bo
paid on preseotatten of their account.; and avow Indebted
ere rem...folly requested to make payment with aa little
delay an parable. 1 ara - Af
Ohio Lana Tor Bale.
PILE subscriber offers for sale section ton,
tolnabip 12, nap 10, Stork wanly, Oitio, commonly
known ea "Bowman'. Sxtson,^ captaining IMO acme. It is
situated three miles teat of hlaullloct, oo the &ate Road
leading to Wooster, and within about two mile. of the Pitts.
bargb, Ft. Wayne and Chkago Railrood. Tb. south, and
and northeast quarters are partly cleared end I=pr:trai—
t= remainder I. covered with anima*: amber—aml the
whole Is well watered by opting. and running stemma—
conaldered the finest body of land In the
county. It will be wild undivided or is quarten td suit
purchaser.. To Woo who dear° to =vest In real cants •
bettor npportanity Is rarely offered.
J. B. 5WX117.4.1t,
244. 1014th street. Pittsburgh
MEMO
==M2l
PI:1E ANDERSON FARM, 2} miles
alvn, the Depot, at New Brighton. Beaver Co.jca
Da., on 111.1 floer iton, containing 105 scree of excenent
every acre of whichu tillable, and 95 of wbkh en
der cultivation. There are 13 acme of good Umber. 60scres
In groaned partner, and an abundance of mod. There le an
Orrtmed al grafted fmit teem In allured every Debt there
le a maingol twver.4lllos water.
The improvements cowrie& of • new twee, Dwelling, at.
tubed toe weather-bearded log, a email tenant haute and •
Mega trains Dern, 1.0 by 116 feet.
This choke farm is Ina high state of call/ration, (enc.
good, and in • I...poets/11e neighborhood, convenient to
chnrchest, wimple. Yoe revisa l gain 01 TlllB OFFICE,
or of .I•l2.diwtfT J.A-NDMISON„ New lirigijon,
Valuable City Property [or Bale.
THAT very desirable lot on Water Street
and Redoubt Atter, toot to John Irain A Pons, Meg
fnn on Water end Frent streets, and 103 deep along the
Alley.
It will be told toFetber or to lota of 2.) or 21feet tech.
Vor terms, (which will be male emy u b paymeet..) op•
ply to JOSEPH S. LEECH & CO.,
Liberty street, PlUll;nrgh.
FOR SALE—One of Wallace's Patent
portable Floor 31111 e, with Bemires latest tateet
tenet Uachinr. Dolt, Bolting Cloth and Elevator, all corn.
rlotenntl ready for setting up. Apply to
W. B. AIII - DASI, OB Mille
rot. Rebecca A Craig sta., Allegheny qty.
LIBERTY STREET PROPERTY FOR
NALE.--The Store-room and Dwelling, situated on
lobetty etirrea, near 84 Clair, known as 1:o.183. The lot
13 about 21' feet front and 121 fret deep, extending back to
boon Alley, on which hi erected a ste..t. •0.1,1 Carriage.
boom The property rent. nudity for lONA and will glid
at a bargain and on neeonnuodatlngternae. Pot t4ual
enquire of R. IL KING, •
KAT No. 211 Liberty .tree
BOOTS AND SHOES,
YC P Jir`Oß C
JAMES ROBB,
NO.Sv MARKET STREET,
NEAR THE MARKET IIaUSE,
nal Jest received his Imp
spring stock of
LA DIES'. Al MEW and CRILDRENS* DOOM and 8110F.4
NESS' DAIS, KIP AND COARSE
BUMP, fiIIOES.OIPORD
GAITERS, OPERA', Se
DOW AND YOUTHS' DOM, 8110 ES, Ac.
A very superior article and eery Red,
Direct from the Manntectorms, which 'be will sell by the
MA me/Leeson at very reduced Price for cash.
Thin stock comprises one of the largest asnortments to be
found in arty city, Imitable for city and country sal., and
having over twenty years erPerience in haying. he trazu
that he can now sett all taste. Lie reepectfolly invitee all
In want to e dl, amain them that they will Implanted.
mr2o—enyl7
WINKS AND LIQUORS
REDUCED PRICRS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE SELLING OFF
their Mork °t reduced prices preptratze - y eulttiog
bask., coteprides earn° 01 the choicest brena or
_ .
Foreign Wines andliqnors.
IMICH asc
("'" P.l Brandy. Ilarnesty do, Pero Old Irish
Ileidaokkeleatopalgee,lit.JulleaClaret, Lianalore.
Mall Port tad Blackburn'. Madeira.
Oid Heronngabels Rye WlLlttay. ettpetior Do tale Rectal.,
Whlkkey, ektJerrjr, Ulna, azt4 Dome-stic
Hroodirs, Gin ac, &e.
AU- aunt Torero EsoPerm, es t ell as Males, base
noway:oo opportunity of onpplylvg themaalxaon idnui
ageou term..
WM. anTanur.TnEnc, Jn.,& uno.,
my&illf 209 Liberty. Street.
0 A. STROH & CO.'s MAGIC, DUPLI
• celleg and Impresden Pie* Is a' beat:dile' article
with which twinge a letter and obteht a copy at the acme
time siihont thorns. of pens or Lek, rendering It Inraltiahla
to perm= truant. It will take the rennet iMpruttou of
any taaf,plant or newer, and la equally.adepted for writleg
n paper, sloth, wood Grannie, to the copying of ;tante, de•
algae, elute, dr, (without the nab of, pens or hdt) wide a
hone or common stick. Nur &threat ,dots, -
.1614 ' , Caner Narked and &coed masts.
250 21 8 .WICOAL PIG METAL;
I K4o ,ll sltoffildi , g l i ttoanza R do.-
- - I
lactic:o.
IrerDotz.An &vixen Botis, No. 65 Fourth
this Ito* beton, 'the
Ilrat day or July, Cul &mu Ira...rat from that note
leStersrl MIL A COLTON, Treasurer.
1-BIUD'Ir. Election - for Di
re:Euro.l Car .CittaLure t atal dllter,hMi race MVO
comr, at Il ‘ml e .rrst;' sit' Wield at the North end Of
lb@ t10N 1.45. •.1tAy Lth, betwarst the hams or'
mat 5 :tort r r JotIN IIISSELL, JO..
Sacratary amt Trersurer.
ailltCte,ffr.% Owen..
P ittamrah., Mao I:db.l,\ls . .
v n Th e President and. Direei,m.
0. 7 '.
of Ihia tinyn Ong day dedared tUrLletol..
of FIX DOLLARS IT share [rpm, the , 3 , 4xt , .
psynbtt In rash to U. Stnatn , Ltert or their!
reproentnth,t, (Gs tti IEI orta dollar nrkllten to a w l..
n to,k. Jet tk-.70hl SANIAL 4.IILUISIIILI.L.Ie,
I,O3O:I9ALLCIA CColltialT
rittAborgh, Hoy _let, 4 4 4;:5x '
.v . )` -- DI V IDEA D. —The President and. Dire,
tors of the liortoogahols Insurance Compaq or Pittston',
kovo this day Atclitrea A ,thridend At TWO DOLLAR:4
*lure, to io ArrAft,l to the redactiou of The Rork !gam -
tity?.Z..l4f tINRY AL ATWOOD, Resretat7.
giants.
d ATS N TED- -3,000 bush:. for which
iLo Weirst market priors will Le 1.1.1, tri LilTWeldly y
jeti • ISATAIf e(), Water llf.
WOOL! WOOL!!-100,006 11x.:44001 want- ,
V .1 at Ligtott ash prim 1,7
IIITCIItOCE, 3lcatEltlCY - •
21:d.11,t1T 122. Second Bed 161 Frontal. ,
OOL WANTED.-The highest market
price pall for Wool, Ly 8. LIABILLOGIII B CO,
No MS Liberty otreet.
WANTED—Agents to sell in the State of
Natal's:mi., my ELAND POITEEPATENT STUMP
BIACIIIN E, that two mto can carte about tba &bland pull
up th• larmat pine stamps by baud to &bast two salmon
Garb. Addrma apdZmd W. MALL, Bancor.3lena.
er. 0 a Montp. and all Expenses Pahl.
A N AGENT IS WANTED in niers. fawn
Ala_ and county in the United States. to engage in a re:.
bpectable and euy bonoew, by which the above profile Ma
o certainlymall:led. per full particular. at:Jerre Dr. J. :
FEENEY WAHNEll,comer of Broom and Jlercer et., kovr
York City, loathes one postage stamp. J.3.lmdaollf
WANTED MEE DI A TEL .-10,0 0 U New--
to ammo In the, sale of the cat popular • selling
Books In Anerliere. Turaltde, Irecbsnl us esjarrners and Teach
ers wishing to travel, will find this to he •y profitable
and pleasant btu - Ines; enabling three to see the
and make money et the same time. Agents now la the boo
b:tree are clewing front pop to sl,Goo.per year. roe full
particrelars and a list of Book., M. 11. IL RULISON,
queen City Publishing Donee, 141 Main street, Cincinnati,
Ohio: nr, if living East, D. SULISON. Philadelphis. -
.18:1ydesler
Eburattonal
Male and Female academy
North Smirkley, Bearrr (k - orot,li t Po.
REV. TIEITET WEBBER, Pransr.u..
__ . •
LOCATED inn healthful and beautiful ro
gfort of e0n:M.7,1 miles North of New .13,1gbton, with
enure freedom from all Immoral emotistions. '4'he moral
. . _ .
and reheate cult - aro of the Pupila to remedied of 'ptimo Im
portance. Tho Oteden le for the meet part board in the fam
ily of the Principal. The row, of Inel - ruction to cmpre
hemline sad thorough.
Teruo per Stf.lol3 of 2-" Newlin, Including boarding, rearm,
fuel, lights, meshing and tuition, Mc. !astir, Greek and
Freed, Leeenegee, $.5, molten to to mid In ncle-ance, the
balance et the nine. of the c4cesion.
- . -
Feolon cordmenced on TUESDAY, the INT; day of May.
Student. admitted at nny
Eck, to lodge Dark, Manclzca.tor; Om. TV llolkinsnn, Jr,
Allegim J. 31. Bnrchteld, Pittsburgh; 3. TT. rdullor, do;
Inn. B. McFadden. dn.
For farther pirjirvinre, .wl.lll.
TIEN'. 11. 11 - ESSER, Principal,
Kurth Sewickley, &wirer Co, fry
mlt . r.. aJkw"-¢IF
suction Zak .
P.. M. 1 - .).A...1715.. Auctioneer.
Conintertird Sides 64 Fifth Street.
BLi( iOIES, BAROUCIIES S ROCKAWAY
Ciarriinins at Anction.—t in Wednesday morning... June
30th, at 11 o'clock, at tho oommordat Milt" =M., N 0.61
Filth &Una, will be sold.
2 Ilaidern made Ininglev, witls and WilLmiltor,;
I Landsamo two cent ILaronclie. •
I .• lili,nkaa ay Carrlag , „e. P. 61. DAVIS, Mict
~,AUFFED
saTUFFEL) B AT
1._7 day mornhig; JOtto . 2'ith, all° o'clock, on the cetamer
roome„ro. GI Birth etrock, will he eo!,1, a largo:
collectiou of beautiful bodied Birds, - embracing • well ee•
looted variety or native end furei;ui pecks which ars pre•
served in all the fresh appearance of living eater. Tony
ere =punted on elands, Mogi) and In groups, imitable for
the parlor or eabbitet. Open for incpectlett on Menden ,
when the puldi o are invited to outland.. the=. -
Jef:3 P. 2114DAVIB. Aunt.,
DLLY GOODS AT AucTioN.On Wednes
day morning, Jane '.into, at 10 o'clock, to elote.wotc -
enponents prrparalory for July eettlareetits, will beisold,
at the Comnierclel Bales Boerne, No. Bt Fifth street, Zane . .
and Boys . Seamen/de Clothing, Ladies' Deese GoodciPclule, , i,
Mantilla-. Hal:. Shoals, Lad lee Bennett, Iltudery,
kV! P.6I. DAVIS, And.
ITALUABLE STOCKS AT AtrcrioN--Oli
V TUESDAY EVENING, Jetio3oth, a 8 o'clock. ettllbe
*lnd at the new Couunerteal sales rooms, N 0.51 FiDhetteet:
30 share. Extbante, Itzeh Meek:
30 'hares Merchant.' A Ilennterterere heat
je2.7 P.M. DAVIS. Aut.
TIIIRD SALE OF TILE IRWIN-PROP
ERTY IN ALLEGHENY CITY—On Tticsday evening,
June 29th, at 8 o'clock, in the secind story sales room of the
New Anct/on House, No. fIRD street, will he sold those
rosining Lots In Mr, John Indies plan of minable ®3-
beautifully located real estate, situaled in .lLn First Ward,
Allegheny City, well (omen am the "Rope Walk . ' property,-
Central sr., on whlzh all them lots front, WOO r est whin,.
and extending from West Common to Al l &semis',
(also CO feet widc) It to crery.way adnntril aa the mostdo
sW2ble sent for elegant mansions and comfor labia po l o- . ,
Lra.d.
'Eight.'' dote, (numbered from La to I 2 Mclntire) between
Tremont - at. and Allegheny 8C01112.. each DO' feet trout, Rlt 1 .
extending back _:o fret to a4O leek a. on [Le line of prop
erty of Richard Lower; Eat.
tine Lot (No. Ed.) having 4V feet trout, and extruding
elcmg Tremont 5t., abler. is 43 feet nide, llf,(1 feet to tlx
aforesaid 40feetut,
Oce- Lot (No 60,) (radio,- 4, toot on 11.41ge nod:Central elf.
being '255 fat In depth.
(too Lot, (No. 62) bating 21' foot front nod extending
.olong Tremont at. 140 fret toward {Voter boo, to e'_'! feet
alloy.
Twenty-fear Lots, (anitilxred from to d 2 laritalve,)
between Tremont street and Alleglicay arenas, rack feat
front and extending back tile est:eons lot 13.
fourteen Lute, tutitubtrial frora 4.3 to ba inlasire) be
tween West Common mid Tnisnont st., cad, 2 1feet float
andextendiag lack towards Water lam lb) feet to a 91
feet
Planacan La hail at J. Auction Otorr,
prennaos snow, on application- • I
Tem. of Pala—Oaa.toorth =All, and tllo balance In ttnna
equal ulnae! payments. Jeli P. M. DAVlSanct.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF STOCKS,
On Tuesday everting, Jose:nth, atßoclock. ..1d the - '
oostmerstal sales rants, No. 54 Fifth street, RID 1.4 scld,
by old.' of the ersiguarsor George E. Arnold,
01 shares Ohio Trap R.,1, Mtn log Company nit k:
110 do EureLs do do do
70 do Ridge . do 'do do
I= do Iron Cot, Ites do do
r..,0 du Aster • du - du do
100 do Ohio .do do du
21 do Adreaturo do do do
nil) do Pittsboreh do do do
100 do Avery jdo do do
100 do Rtat do du do
ILO do Coiling
First Mortgage Hood Oboe Trey Rork Co. fur 044.
Scored do trot do do do or Tr.o. '
15 elves Pitts'bg, Ft 4Foydr , 1 Chicago it. K. Co-:Rock;
Scripts( do do do do be 119
10 shores Chattier, Valley Railroad Ceatirsoy Etat .
27 do Allegheny &Butler Cloak Rood do • do .
01 do Lawrenceville & F.lterpel/g do do do
4 do Weft Newton do do do -
5 do Rraddock's Field ,do do do
4 do Temperancesille do - do -do'
11l do Fharpeborgh Bridge do do
1 do Diamond 11orket Moose A...tattoo do
2 do LocortGrove Sanitary do
Pets No.lo to Be. Peter's Church. P. 3.1. MINIS, dart..
FIRST CLASS BUSINESS STAND ON
OOD ST., /ft Attetlon.—on Tuesday evening., itnie
'29th. at 8 o'clock, of the Real Estate and Stock Salesßooms,
No. 51Fifth street, will he sold. that valuable Lot of Ground
situate at ll e S. W. snout of W d et. and "Dtmuond eller,
haring o ( at of 42 feet S inch •OP Wood etreet, and ex
tending along Diamond alley feet, an which la erected a
large four story Brick Builds g, arranged Gtr sten...and
other parpesns, which has been rented for $2,600 per an •
nosa,and is MILl ) eCt tom:mai ground mg of SI,OOO, 1 , 4711-
hip half yearly oat rat daye of-npril and Octsber. • -
Terms—One-thkd cook, residtte it totWegual anniml pay.
meta, with interest, secured by bond mwd mortgage.
Je= P. M. DAYLS, And— .
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D ECTIFILNG APPARATUS, WINES,
XV Liquors, Groceries, Ac.. et Anction.—.oo Monday
morning. June '.Ntb, at 10 o'clock, at the .taro of Wm.
Jr..k Bro., N 0.20 Liberty, st, will be sold,
without reserve, to chow that conarn, a. complete Bodily.
hut Apparatus, to good order, comprising a large Tun,
Tabs, Casks Pumps. Copper Phil Worm and 'ram a nage
,feeperier Bland Casks, one k isbefa, Phila., llydrouseter,
ono Deep, in good order, 00. Picas for coppylng letters.—
Also, the rensmoner of their extensive stock of Eirocorice.
Irish., Liquors, .11c.„ aim op which are some cholas Wines
end Brandies, is demijohns and t ottles, as well co half.
pipes and barrels. Terms at side. P.M. DAYIS,Auct,
AUSTIN LOOMIS & CO., Merchants' Exchange.
STOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS &
CO, AT Tnr, suremenr EXCITANT'S EVERT
TIWIL9DAT kaidgd, Immral. .0
Con. Etack, Bowl sad Enl public en!..
st toe 24.t.....ek:Eb. g e by
AIISTINLOCMS A CO? •
Not.. Draft. am Lone on rod East* ono, Hata - cm
rosoooolb , torn. by Austor LOOMIS k CO.:
Stock biota Brotorobn rourtb rt.
COORING 331ir
.A WORD. TO TRIM
TnEATED TERM IS APPROACIT-
Lig, awl we call tika atitation of th• Ladl y ulM '
~
COOKING, .IRO-NING
Cm be done with economy. vitt/one &meagre beat, matt,. -
out mot, and a - ied dinazh—the Cite befog always' r ,, e4y,fri
a moment—by ruing
Musgrave's (s Cooking Stove,
To which we rwipccitnlti licrl to pita. atttn lien. at Me.
toilbtoldirtrecL • 11 A:JOIIND111,1 - 1.880'.'-
Air-Count7 and City West* ar ads qaully
WILLIAM U. POTTS C CO.,
• Er.Oun rAcror.s,, -
ca.u.ssisr .4aavrvi - ...v.i.tarcraL;T
COMMISSION MEECIIANTS,
=1 N. Dotson., strezaw, and =IN. Watet Street, (an .
tine &eap • -• • PELMADELPIIIA... .
r *Le] sdrano,mxle en Consignments...
vvm. uoimus J
PORK AND BEEP PAOKERS,
DEALER!! IN raorisioxs,
corner Market a!mi, Front Streets.
PICTURE ciar.rimalr,
FOURTII frritarr. wine° Wood mtsurtst;ritub l uijk
AUBILOTYPES ana. - • ' '
Talon U, itro nun Erna of 'sus Au, at uthlDdcry
CARGO /A CO%
it'.IIBROTY PE AND: PHOTOGRAPIne
JOL: 0 "TPA. Na 21E212 street, eppoeitaDalj% ae d
2221412041vp0atte fleinloes Dru g . /ton- Tteitogrobs
Senehal in oil ter water colon., tinned plalu. Specimens
wd Beeeptlan Eamon ins mend Boor. m 22411
A3II3ROTWES-•=-
QUALITY AND nigisil.
.PUT J 13 ,5 0 1 ) cAsEsrg ;
FIFTY" CENTS; L •
ADAne GALLBRiDia '-x
nt).SIKOtriP.FrAZgT•I
OF TEM FEST