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WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1888.
von Gammon:
'MAJ. CEN. JOHN W. CEARY,
or einsriiiintiurt couN-ry
UNION STATE ciairsaL cbmirrrEE
Wttl meet.l4 MO rooms orTrIE NATIONAL UNION
Milk' NO: 11106 'Chestnut owed.. VOlll4eiptoo, oo
WED NEADAY, the ISth day of May lost.. at three
o'clock r. Y. The attendance of every member of
Committee Is earnestly solicited.
FR. JOItO6H. Chatirman
FINILMIRIZICIA.X6Fht.'""
THE WAR OF RACES
The President was afraid to give the
right,of suffrage to the negroes lest it
should beget a war of races; and now we
see that war begun and carried on under
the stimulus given to the rebellious spirit
of the South by the conviction that the
Prnsident's sympathies are with the South-
Atiitichltes and against the negro. Does
any one believe that negro school-houses
and churches would be burned down in
Maryland, Virginia and Tennessee, and
negroes shot down by the score in the
streets of 3fcmphis, if the negroes had
votes! 'The possession of the franchise
would be the best possible protection to
the black against a war of races; whilit
the lack of It has simply served to provoke
what the possession would have prevented.
In the Memphis riot the most inhuman
outrages were committed on the colored
people. Their churches, school houses,
and many of their dwellings were burned,
and men, women and children were burned
alive. To what are we to attribute the
outbreak of this fiendish spirit ? Do not
the meit engaged in it feel that because the
administration of the national government
is practically on their aide they may, with
perfect safety, hunt down, kill and destroy
a rare that is politically powerless?
This evil spirit, it must be remembered,
is not confined to Memphis. In various
parts of Maryland the school houses slid
churches of the colored people have been
bUrned down; the Memphis riot had its
fon-runner in Norfolk, Va.; and in Peters
burg and Itielonond the colored people
have been singled out as the victims of
Southern fury. In the latter city they
have been disturbed at worship in their
churches by pistol shots fired through the
windows and by eve' v other possible act of
annoyance and persecution that could safely
be carried on withaut detection by the mil-
Lary occupying the city; and in Petersburg
three attempts were made in one night to
burn down as many negro cluurchts.
It may he said that the negroes bring
this upon themselves; taut the accounts of
the Memphis riot 110 not ben r out that idea,
and the following from the same copy 01
the Petersburg littler, which contains an
account of the three fines above alluded to,
disproves it, so far as Virginia is concerned
"In no part of Virginia or of the South
I n better feeling exist between the
whites and blacks. With exceptions tic
trifling for mention, the demeanor of lb.
colored people in Petersburg has been al
that could be desired, and the ismtmenda
lion of their general conduct has been un
stinted."
PATENT VOTE MACHINIF-• 4 .
The New York dlerdld—good Democrat
is authority—in alluding to the recent ac
tire enforcement of the excise law in tint
city, says:
"The low groggeries that exist in pesti
lenthd districts and help to nurse if not to
engender epidemics, will he those most of
fected by the new law. These places at
present furnish a means of livelihood to
perhaps twenty thousand of the most shift
less class of our population. It becomes au
interesting question, therefore, as to what
will benome of this number of people when
they are thrown nut of their usual employ
meta. it should also he taken into consid
eration by those who are working the
present temperance reformation, that these
'deem are the habitual haunts of thousands
of intemperate and idle persons who will
beoome houseless if not homeless tiller these
dens are shut up. The Democratic politi
cians of the city have kept these places alive
by fostering them for the votes that can he
obtained therefrom. They have been literal
ly patent machines from which votes are
turned out to order."
If frank confessions are good for the soul
lid, one should he of immense benefit to
the soul of the Herald—always provided
it has one. That the low grog shops of the
rile haunts of New York have been liter
ally patent machines front which Demo.
cmtic voters in any quantity, have been
turned out to order, is a fact well estab
lished in the minds of men conversaut
with the facts; but it is not often that the
Democratic prints will, as in this instance,
frankly confess it.
THE NATIONAL FIN A NOP-%
The receipts into the United States Treas
ury for the nine months rit the fiscal year
ending kiwi] Ist, were $410,000,000; and
the Controller of the Currency estimates
that the rerakts for the year ending July
• ...
Ist, will reach crdin,o(lo,ooo.
The new tax law wil) probably diminish
receipts from several sources for the next
year; but there will be new taxes, (such as
the tax on cotton,) and the Elouthern Slates
will probably yield cou,iderable revenue;
so that the receipts for the year commen
cing July let, MI6, will not in all probabil
ity be less than the total for the current
year.
The aggregate being thus large It seems
reasonable to hope that there will be suffi
cient margin to perMit a large reduction of
the public debt. We have now reached
the maximum of that debt; and having ex
tinguished the floating claims that have
accumulated since the war closed, the de
mands upon the Treasury will be confine
hereafter to the interest on the public debt
and the ordinary expenses of the govern
ment. After paying these there must, if
due prudence be used by Congreca in the
appropriations, be a handsome balance left
for the reduction of the debt.
IMAM nENDERSON, the army contractor
who is on trial at Nashville, before a court
martial, for fraud, Is one of the proprietors
of the Louisville Journal. Himself and
his friends are considerably disappuMlcd
at the decision of the l'resident, that he
must be tried by martial law. He hoped to
obtain an acguittal by going before n jury
of Hebei proclivities.
LYNCH LAW IN Immna. —A corres
pondent writing from Jerseyville, Illinois,
gives the details of the killing of five horse
thieves by a party of "regulators." The
Sheriff of Jersey county tried to atop the
bloody work, but failed. The "regulators"
say that when they have killed three more
of the thieves, their work will be done.
SiXTKEN thousand barrels of floui me
lying In the warehouse of one mill at Min
neapoliii,'3finnesotit, awaiting the opening
of navigation to be shipped east. N ew ly'
three million bushels of wheat are in store
at points of debarkation on rail and river
awaiting shipment, which does not include
the large amounts still held by farmers.
Tint Unconditional Union members of
the State committee pave called a State
Convention of the Union menof Maryland,
to be hald - in Baltimore on the6th of June,
to organize and takesuch action as will
prevent the betray
the party and the
State into the hands of the enemy by' Um
treachery of the Johnson men.
THE DEAD OF THE WAR
liceordtue to tables compiled at the War
Department, the number of enlisted men
in the Union army who died during the
war were 280,420, or whom 96,1 . 49 were
killed or died of wounds received in ac-
tion, and 184,331 died of disease. It will
thus be seen that nearly twice as many died
of disease as of wounds.
But while this is true, in the aggregate,
it is not uniformly so in detail. Pennsyl
vania, for instance, lost 10,284 by the bul
let and 11,090 by disease, the proportion
being nearly equal; New York lost 14,445
by the bullet and 17,407 by disease; Ohio,
11,235 killed and died of wounds, t.nd 14,•
MN by disease; whilst Maine lost 9,871 on
the field, and 5,544 by disease. Illinois
8,905 killed or died of wounds, and 19,934
by disease; Michigan' stands', 3,927 to 5,-
499; Wisconsin, 8,818 to 6,986; lowa, 3,-
444 to 5,642; Kentucky, 1,854 to 5,245;
Missouri, 2,865 to 7,346; Connecticut, 1,-
962 to 3,309; Rhode Island, 476 to 1,073;
and the Colored troops 2,997 to 26,301.
As a general rule the deaths from disease
were two to one among the men from the
Western States, except Ohio, and front the
New England States, except Massachusetts,
which stood 6,029 to 7,084; whilst among
the men from all the large States, New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio, the ratio is
nearly even, being the nearest so in Penn
sylvania. Is it owin ;to the fact that the
cities furnished so large a proportion of the
men in Massachusetts, New York, Pens.
sylvanin and Ohio, that the men from . those
States were healthier than those front agri
cultural Slates?
THE MEMPHIS RIOT
The Memphis papers to the hi lust. con
Min accounts of the first two days of disor
der, btu, add very little to what our tele
graphic llurrespoudence has furnished. All
agree that the opening of hostilities was n
fracas betwei n a white and colored man.
This of itself was a matter of little conse
quence. In any other place an active po
liceman or two could have led both the
combatants to the lock-up. Iu Memphis
the case was very different. A general
melee ensued, in which the fact that the
shires were the aggressors k shown by
ver twenty negroes being killed and woun
hA, while only one white was killed, and
WO others being hurt. On the next day
Wednesday) some shots were exchanged
between a large number of negroes and an
equally numerous assemblage of citizens
and police. Of the affair, the Past, the
only loyal journal in the city, ways:
The excitement ran high, and spread
throughout the city. The Sheriff and
Mayor called 1111011 the citizens to arm thew,
selves and pia down the ',genes. General
Stoneman, however established a patrol
and disarmed the citizens who were crowd
ing to the scene of the disturletnee. Ne
groes who knew nothing of the not were, is
several cases, in different parts of the city,
beaten to death or annt down in sold Gland_
The colored people fled the streets. Ire
moo a large crowd of citizens, al the torn ex
nf Jefferson and Main streets, a...ding 4 a
passing negro. Another crowd, near by,
got hold of a negro boy of fourteen et
fifteen, and nearly, icnot quite, beat bins
In death. It is a wfinder that not more
whites lost their lives by the wild shooting
along the streets.
I lenry Dunn, engineer of engine No. :1,
is Said to have been killed. Policeman
Shaterly is said to have been wounded. II
is reported that fifteen negroes were killed,
and many more bruised and wounded.
The following arrests of negroes were mask
for connection with the disturbance: Jim
Posey, An\ Ratan, Joe Brown, Alfred
Turner, Andy Mills, Dan Lofton, Peter
Johnson, Solomon Pickett, a negro who
afterwards died. We regret to hear that
some of those arrested were, after being
token into etotody, nearly beaten. into a
We saw one with his head covered
with gaslids, bruises and blood, discharged
from the station house, there being no
ground of complaint against him. Let the
law la vindicated, and justice he meted
out on whomsoever it may fall.
A colored woman, while walking along
Main street, near the corner of Main and
Exchange, was shot down by a drunken
HUM.
A negro who crime in from the country
as shot off his horse anti the horse sto-
The body of a colored soldier who was
killed the day before, lay during the fore
noon on Mulberry street. It -was repeated
ly spit upon, kicked and cursed by ruffianly
boys. This soldier after being killed by a
gun shot and several pistol shots, had
been cut in the breast several tunics with a
knife.
. .
Two white ladies made affidavit before
Gen. Runkle that Sol. Pickett (colored,)
who was dragged out of his house and kill
ed, in South Memphis, had just returned
from his day's work, and had had no con•
nection whatever with the disturbance.
other affidavits were made before the Gen
eral, identifying some who had killed us
peaceable negroes. Re will give the whole
affair a thorough investigation.
In the afternoon the rioters set fire to the
house, near the end of Causey street, which
has been occupied by 11. N. Rankin (eel
"red,) for a colored school. Mr. Rankin
has had about two hundred pupils in atten
dance. Ile himself was struck with a whip
at the corner of Union and Second streets.
The ruffian attempted to draw his revolver
to shoot him, but wasprevented by another
ritiven:
The Post editorially remarks
When the blood of our people shall be
, tone cool, they will look with horror on
the massacre of unarmed and defenceless
negroes. The negroes may hove been, and
doubtless were, in the commencement
guilty of some of the offences charged, but
the statements of the Aenlaselte and Argus,
particularly, were sensational, and In the
highest degree exaggerated. We believe
they did much to cause the renewal of the
contest on yesterday. These newipapers
are busy sowing the wind, which, if it bear
not the whirlwind will be no fault of theirs.
That this riot was premeditated by the ne
groes, no man with the slightest pretension
to common sense believes.
The Bulletin, which has been on all sides
of all national questions, and is still trying
to please rebels and Union man alike, with
special reference, however, to the preju
dices of the former, attributes the troubles
to the abolitionists. It says of the negroes:
Taught that they have been foully wrong
ed, because transferred to American bon
dage from African barbarism—to a servi
tude that has humanized, and, of Itself, had
there never been an Abolitionist or Seces
sionist, would have given them a still high
er position in the scale of humanity—these
ignorant creatures, thus taught and duped,
are not guiltless. Their woes are recited
by diseaseti philanthropy, till, maddened by
supposed wrong and real evils, incident to
poverty, ignorance and idleness, they are
prepared for outrage and crime.
The Avalanche, the ultra rebel organ,
gives but meagre details of the riot, but di
lates in its editorial C 0111,1111,1 in a most in
cendiary manner. it asserts that the trou
bles have sprung from a conspiracy of the
blacks and their sympathizers, and thus
suggests the expulsion of all loyal men
from the city.
The originators of this scheme of out
lawry.must not be permitted in remain at
large in open defiance of the public peace,
and in menace of the lawful authority ; but
they must be seized, inaircerated, and
brought to a proper and constitutional
trial. If this is not done, the citizens, un
der apprehension Of the direful result
which history tells them will *fallow, and
with which the leading radicals, like • the
dead Ulddlngs and the live Sumner have
I often and publicly threatened them,_eanikeit
be expected to restmln those impulses of
preservation which finally overcome all
teazle:ST and precipitate results which Lisp/
blackened the pages of history and marked
the downfall of empires.
It continues:
This thing Is not the result of 'the mere
accident of a collision between a white and
black boy. We believe It to be the out
break of a well organized scheme to bring
one collision which culminated before Its
time, but which having taken place, is
thought by an ignorant and brutalized port
lion of the negro populatiop of Memphis
tObe a good opportunity to redress fancied
Injuries to their color and race.
I=
The outcry made by the "incorruptible
host" against the determined stand taken
by the Senate in refusing to confirm remov
als made by the President for opinion's
sake, has prompted a search into the rec
ords to see how the President himself stood
vn this question when he was a Senator ;
and fortunately we can in this, as in most
other cases, quote JouNsois against done
sox with most effective force. In a speech
delivered in the tithed States • Senate on
Dec. 19th, 1660, Senator ANDREW Joni-
SON Paid
"How has Lincoln been elected, and up
on what basis does he stand'! A minority
President by nearly half a million votes;
but had the election taken place upoa the
plan proposed in my amendment to the Con
stitution by districts,"he would have been
this day defeated- But it has been done
according to the Constitution and aecord•
ing to law. lam for abiding by the Cdn
stitution; and in abiding by it, I want to
maintain and retain my place here and put
down lirr. Lincoln, and drive bark hi, Mi.
ranees upon Southern institutions, if he de
signs to make any. Haw we ma the brake
in our hands? Hare we not gat the power?
Tire hare. Lel South Carolina and her Sen.
afore come; and ote the 4th of March noel,
we shall have a majority of six in this body
against him. This surressf ul sectional ran
! did ate, whet is in a minority of a million or
nearly ses, on the popular vote, cannot make
hiss Cabinet on the 4th of March next, unless
(he Ssnate will permit him."
"Am I to be SO great a coward as to re •
treat from duty! I will stand here and
meet the encroachments upon the institu
tions of my country at the threshold; and
as a man, as one that loves my country and
my constituents, I will stand here and re
sist all encroachments and advances. Here
is the place to stand. Shall I desert the
citadel and let the enemy come in and take
possession? No. Can Mr. Lincoln send a
foreign minister or even a consul abroad,
u nkss he receives the sanction of the Senate!
Ran hr appoint a postmaster whose salary in
Wr a thousand <lotto ni n year without the
consent of the Sleoattl Shall we desert our
posts, shrink from our responsibilities, and
permit Mr. Lincoln to NOW' with his cohorts,
as we rossider them, from the North, to tar
ry of everything? Are we so COW Ord ly Ilia;
now that we are defeated, nit conquered, we
Shall (10 this? Yes, we are defeated accord
ing to the forms of law and the Constitu•
Lion; lint the real vklory is outs—the uoir
al force is with us."
Here we find the President, then acting
as Senator, recommending his then (am!
now I Democrath• friends to refuse to con
firm President Cabinet, and, i t s
they had then the majority in the Senate,
to put their feet don n firmly and ;eft], to
Confirm 'toy appointment Mr. I,IM - 01.5
might make. That ho stands on his retool
he has at,u Since tow us; and that living
the Mine he cannot etimplain if the Senate
should now follow the ndvinr he then gave
EC=
The failure of the Merchants' National
Bank itontintle , to excite general :Mention
The loss on aerotint of the Government,
directly and indireetly, will he larger than
Was at first estimated, while the poispeet
for resumption or any hope for the h-p,st
tors has pretty nearly been abandoned.
The ilinvern sa.lns to Intik 'wen hollow as
a bubble, and the money that ha. tn•oa ,o
ldrelv fed it he verdant Clll4, ha• ail b.-.•n
lost. The majority of stock is in the bands
of net, who are not re , p,p , ilde The law
holds every man for the :tl.l 011111 ,)1 . hi.
stock in addition to that sto, k. The coo
mitten• who are appointed to examine the
assets of Mr. Ilayur, ~f Baltimore, letiort
that nut of aver *7011,01X) tiles eantiol lie
day reitlize two per cent in rash. It is
olerStlkOti that the firm of Bayne ,' , of
Baltimore, have assigned their assets,
wtirh are probably not notch matter than
as billows: $.40,000 for the benefit of Bal.
timore creditors, $150,000 for the beutitit of
the Merchants' National Bank here, and
the balance for their general creditors.
There appears to he a large amount of
money on deposit by the officer in charge
of the Indian Rust fund, and also, two dia
horsing officers of the Postotliee. Depart
meat. Several l'aynast•r{and Qutirtermas
te•rs Lace various I[llolllltS on deptsit, but it
gPVIIs very ditlkult to leant the exact
amount of the deposits, or the
names of the losers. They cannot be
known for it few days. Controller Clark
has appointed .1. C. Kennedy of New York,
receiver, anti ordered the tank into liqui
dation. Am examination will hike place
to-morrow of the assets and liabilities.
Col. E. Paulding is the Department Pay
master of this district. which tainsists of
the District of Cslumbia, Virginia and
North Carolina. lie has bail at various
times several millions 01 dollars on hand,
and Itas always borne the very best reputa
tion for honor and integrity. Ilis securi•
ties are now Bayne and King, both direc
tors in the bank, and it is probably to their
Influence that there in due the large deposit
placed in this bank. Gen. ,primer, not be
ing satisfied with the way the bank did
their business, the first of last January
drew on the last of the Government mon
ey for the Pay Department, and has since
had none deposited there. CoL Paulding
had not only not drawn out that money,
but having withdrawn money from South
ern banks, allowed It to accumulate there,
when ten days ago, at the request of anoth
er hank officer, he transferred $75,000 more
to this bank. Last week, and but a very
few days before the suspension, he was no
lifted by the cashier that the hank was in
trouble and wanted help. He was then in
- duced to draw out $200,000 more
from another National hank, and deposit
it there. None of these operations were
known to Paymaster General Brice, and
the latter ones are in direct violation of a
clear order of the War Department, forbid
ding the transfer of motley from one bank
to another without orders. It should be
remembered that no bank in the world has
any security for depositors, and the Nation
al Bank act only provides for security, to
Certain extent, of stud, Government mone}•
as is placed there by the orders of the Ulu-
Led States Treasurer; and Fat long as it is
subject to his orders, there is no law to
Warrant any officer of any Department,
either interior or posted, to make deposits
there. This is the first time the National
Bank act has beets found to Inn deleetive,
and the proper remedies will soon probably
be applied. Colonel Paulding, personally,
it appears, had but $550,000 on deposit, but
the various officers who were subordinates
01 his, and whose funds he placed there, had
considerable, and it may reach the figures
named on Saturday, *700,000. In any
event it will he but little short of that. The
Paymaster General has ordered a Board of
Inquiry Into Colonel Paulding's accounts,
who will commence the investigation on
Tuesday.— Wash. eve. N. I'. Tribune.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
O . O. F.—The New Odd
YELLOWM• HALL. lu Ternpnranceatile,
will be DEDICATED with appropriate ceremonies.
on SATIJKDAY NEAT,. May lath. at 2 o'clock r. u..
under the auspices or ST. CLAIR No. WI
A cordial 111 flllatlyo Is hereby r te od.ll to member,
Or the order generally to participate col the occaaloo.
By the Committee. JOHN BB C'roa't.
nialkitd
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LECTURE.
Mf -- LOVE AND MARRIAGE. by
PROF. 0. S. FOWLER, OF NEW YORK,
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MononAsittla House. Call at once on this teleran
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carry Cie-tole and Eleanore Venice to any point on
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. Apply at the Wharf BOrit, root of Penn street, to
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General Manager of the rOnodry and Machine busi
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NOTICES
N OTICE
The maderwarned, I'..romh.stoners named le the
Act or As e.naloly. roll tied ••A n Act tOlocorpOrntn
Till PITISBURGII GAS SAVINGS COMPANY:
Approven the 1211 a .tea of April. A. U.. MG, will
open itooia soil receive as bacriPtion to lilt Capital
Mock of sold Compao♦ at the °Mee of the CASII
INSUILANCE COMPANY. No. '.7 Fourth street,
Pittsburgh.
THE Sill, DAY Of MAY, A. LE, ison
At 10 o'clock k. m.
WILLIAM PHII.LIII.
/AMEN t.ECONNOIt. I
JNU. W. CHALFANT ,
It. BIDLII,E ItOBEIFFeI,
W. K. N' MICE.
TtiOMAJ
NO7ICR—The undersigned, Cons -
mLestovery naturd In the Act or Assembly, enti
tled —An Act to Inverts:acts the
ENTERPRIZE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITIOBUBOoll."
Approved the 27th dnyof March, A. D., INK will
open Itunrks and receive sultsertptlons to the Capital
nirsra of ..Ad COTO pan), on the
19th Day of May, &. D t , 1866,
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Pittsburgh. P 1 the POUUT Henna. NATIONAL.
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JAMES o'CONNOIL
WILLIAM I'HILLIPI3,
WILLIAM BASIALEI, Commtesloncn
I'. W. it,c.xersoN,
JAMES lIERDSIA.N
K. BIDDLK uoniars,
apladmrl
NOTICE.—AII persons interested
riri. hereby notified th at the undersigned View
er, ,appointed to view and Mises. damages for the
opening of .1)A 'IS ALLEY. in the Senond Ward.
Allegisthy, from Webster Street to Pastii, Lane,
will meet on the premises. on FRID AY MAT 11th.
Inns, at: a•elock r. at., to ruilill the duties o f their
iCHEPH FLEMING
ARTHUR HUB.ION.
IHOHAS HALL.
appointment
NOTICE.—The holden of Con
., Don Bond* teemed by tie Fourth Ward. Alle
gheny City. echooldloard. for the payment of boun
ties to volunteers , are hereby notified that they will
be redeemed on presentation to the Treasurer. U.
FS tittlE, Fog., at the decond National Bank of
Allegheny. Interest will not to paid on them after
May 4th, 1040. 11 . B. FILANCIS,
aleol:24rd rreAldent of the Board.
T RAD,.nIN N Arun+ AS LUCK. (
rinniquaGil. March 4th. IWA. 1
(11NOTES OF THE CRAWFORD
.14NTTiitiliNK. Meadville:OlL CITY BANK.
Ott ClublYEN4llo BANK.. Franklin, awl rg.-
TiLULA M BANK• Titusville, will not belealttr
be reit by le Dank.
inits,tf BYO. T. VAN BOURN. Cashier.
DIVIDENDS
FinSe NATiONA.I.. BANK OY /
Jl.l.l.l.lalawY, PA.,May nth, lee,.
TIIE PRESIDENT AD DIRECT
. Olt , of ltd. Hank have this day declared s dint.
dead of Inv): rEll &NT. on the Capita! Mod,
nut of the earnings of the last Mx Inoill.hu, payable
oti Wu 14111 ilk.. Ann. - sancta tax paid by the flank.
nly , estd J. P. KRAMER.. Cashier.
D IVIDEND NOTICE.—At a he meet
v.ch,lgor,f 1 IsEhnENY AS
YOUR PER C ENT.
Wan deelart,lo , o or the prt.flts of the SIX months.
PrtYable on and stet thv 17th Innt
r 5.01.1 J. N. DA V ItSON. Trrms'r.
I•lTTsigt lion. !tiny 7th, I Ml{.
I ItVIDEND.—The Direct°, >4 of
.11.1 the 1 . 1.:"Y1.1Kh • N ATII , N AI. RANK have 'toils
'lay .leetan.-11 a di% 1.1e0.1
• •
=I
Free ..f I:,,erun,nt ax. pnyam, .lettkand.
141. I,shier
Milo, %%Aiwa al. Ile, lllrrnat nest
(Late l'llleborgh Trust t otolasa) j
UGH. Mny :th, )
THE PRENIDENT AND BOARD
ta UI tCF.I"I , IS RANH have thla liar
deelare.l • d1)1.1e45.1 of al Vl' till CENT. on the
Capital Sloe), ant of the earalage of the lael
month, payable 1,,t1.1•101, ft., "(Goverment ts,.
m 0.30 .I°ll N 11. sc•l'LLy.
Ita.~a ear l'Crt.hutit.ll, May 1,1, Ivo,
TIIF. PIDEMDENT AND DIRE('-
tor. of this dank hate this tia) deelare.l a 101 l -
kleiel of FIN . ): ran T. oil Ile I apilal
oot ol the proa, of the last Lhs, 111
h.. pro.l to holders or ltketr treat representa
tive- on ot oftr3 the , Ilth Wet.. free of clovrrnment
I. Wm : •,E11171.., c o.lk ler.
In y2.lltda Ito
11.0 ,1 11l 11“11. 4 44 1 . 1r7tlil'Ill•11.
I.
rilllE DIBECTOKS OUTBID' BANK
I.a, .111 .1..1.r.1 n it,
1 . 1(14 •ES on ~14..1,4”4-1., oat of tlt.. 4,1441.
11,.. 14-1 .4 • l 141)+.1.14.1.: .or
1.11 , 1 r repr...... e, 1011 aft, tin 111111111.1
my, 1011.4",1 s• Y. .1. 111 /11.1.FYIN. 1
n.'1,11 II A 70,701. 11ANX.
MA) 10, V.. 1
nIVIDEND.-The Prenideiit awl
111met•.ra 1.1 thlw Bank ha.e tlll.l day ./..e1ar...1
.1141.0.1.1 VI V VCR CENT.. Ire t.t., ern
-Inen, On , the prod, coi she 1 ZAt. v. on• 011.,
nay al, tIo ,L....1.1.0k1era on and alter the 711 i
1u” .1.7 v..) I'. 11. 1111.1.0, zarhi.r.
0,111 1t EoTlllMl ltll,
Vcrr..nt to 11. 11.0.11.1,
irVIDEND. — The Board of Di
rurtora of this I °wimpy have 0113 , lay deg•tar•
...1 a dl. ' , lend of VI 1 1 10. Ylnlllea...o Share of
the 1. alolal Vtuek, 111/, I.lr Olt rartte‘l pn.dta of cl.
pi re.l riot, II the tart ala 111.11t1i., free uI tim ern
nt and Sta.. LAI!, 1,a). 1 1... alookhol,era on
and alter the 011th 11.11. W.N. V. UElll3lO[l%
14,retary.
k.lt 11 kNott. LTA Sit OT Itt.tt,
Inn , rst Roil. May 1.. ma..
BOARD OF DISUECTOILS OF
till- Itst)lC Barr 4110,1.1 of VI,
I'Ett. I ENT. out ot the urn log. of tier lot
oollot. 1,41.41.1 e tortitu 4
The Lolled Mate. Int
I.f lir Haul..
V. MURRAY. CeL•ll.
PROPOSALS.
U.S.C --
UPTII*I nor*ll, PORT Or rtilltartion.
Dear altOrt' OrriCr— May Ist,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Sealed Proposals, seeompanied by proper guar
nt
antees. Kaaing to lorms to be furnished on an
pliration to this oMei., will be revered thereat, un
til lu o'clock on the IIRSTTUESDAT IN JUNK
NEXT, for the supply of the MARINE HirSPITAI.,
near this eit). with the articles of PROVltilkih,
MEL/WINS., so., estimated in said forms. The
quantities elated are estimated with reference Co
the usual number of patients In the Hospital, but
the United States reserve the right to take more or
leas of said articles.aceordloKl)hute they may be ac
tually required. if the articles delivered at the Ho,
pital are not, in lb... Judgment of the physician, of
the hest quality, god adapted to the Hospital 10.
will he at liberty to reject the
char pureinthe
other articles In their stead. and to the con
traitor wit% any excess Co the cost over the content
l The Pnited t he n. reserve tile rigid to accept the
proposals for a boi• or any portion of the arti
cle* specified. CHAS. IN. HATCHKLUN,
ritirreyar and Agent Marine liospliAL
enp7 :Tawdid
CARPENTERS AND BUILDER/0,
TAKE NOTICE, that until the Torn Ole MAY,
ONO. Sealed Proposals .111 be reeetald by the
1111 l gaol committee, at lablestown, for the pee
p°. or It MI./IRO ROBINtION`II RUN
CHURCH, Orate one mile south of Nobles/an.
Allegheuy mainly. near the Pittsburgh and Steu
benville Railroad. Also. will be g hron for the ea
of the eatrator. the old brick chnrch, which la 75
b 7 Nt feet and 111 inchwall, containing SS pews of
c• settle/it material. 1/raft ad specincaUous can tw
seen • by calling at the Poet Ottice In Noblestown.
Any Rather informationca he had by calling cc
the Her. J. tiRIE)L. near Nobleatown. Addrem to
Nobles town, Allegheny county, Pa.
WM. H. IkIORITEAD,
_anN,Swd ar Neenstary of Committee.
OFFICE OF CONTIVILL(OI Or ALLI(OIIT.NY CO., I
C CITSISCIIIIII, May CI.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
denied Propowsle will he retched al this oak< au
tll 14th Ittatoutt, Inelnel•e, fbr rITIIN E
ANCfI 1111.1l1GE *ernes Woody Hun, In 111eClul e
ltotoublp, on the read leading Rom Allegheny (Itty
to Beaver county, near lleltart•e tavern.
Plana and apecadcattona can he seen no appllen.
lion.
By direellon of County Conarnleslouers.
snyi:lncl&wrir HENRY LA 5111r.11T, Confront,
BOOKS. STATIONERY ,
THE CHOLERA.
Price Only 10 ern la.
The trlgln, /11.1sory, Prevention and Care 1.1
CII()1_,IEIR
7'l rough the World, and Wr Inlost and
MOST SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT,
Endorsed and approved by the
latr.octilan.l. 30 moult -sr.
Hy a ..11raer Inv* Physician.
['Dee Duly Ten Cents. For sale by
JOHN P. HUNT & CO.,
49 Fifth St., !Masonic Hall.
my.
A TIIRILLINIi HOOK..
Political Economy of Prophecy,
the Inrtnq
of I t it=h"a_ r n e d re ilr.,'Llt".4llTtr a t. l
Deal 111.1017 Of the it
Of ita tart
Emperors, the Three Napoleon*. "'Rh no Append l[
the Pope•s last lineyelLeal, and the Yirman of
the Suttee or Turkey, prophetically at. lasi...lenity
demonstrated. Illustrated toy P....0i15.' the N0v:17.0...r
v: 1 7. 0 ... r Icto , oo l l t l i u r a
senile...l. Per sale by J. L. READ.
nityt 741.7 a Fourth street.
ATTORNEYS.
R . BIDDLE ROBERTS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office, No. VS Grant Street,
loy4l:l.rd PTTTRITURGII PENNA.
REMOTA/.
.1211 2 LCOITZT,
Attorney at Law,
Hs. row - mot Ith oMoe to
1%7'c... 11.4 Wirth ESiarcsot.
my3llwd
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.
FITS—A SURE CUHE fat ! those distressini COM-
FiTs3Tr* in litrNlZ/N% ti7/7 3 1 1 I ' FtT r a:.t:g;
Ult i lt ri th
itch a providential manner that he cannot
FlTS—eopllclittlltonlily refuse to make It known, ea
lial• cured evavgbaly who hoe used It, net ,
FlTS—er hair log failed
of
a •Ingle Cann Itinginsl
-ly sorC In cases of rut as of Dyentepalat and
FlTS—the Ingredients maj be obtained from any
--flrogyisL SkINT MEE to all on receipt of
FITS — Ove cents to pre-pag postage, ete. Address
ti. VHF:LI! Mtt" Ft, No. la tivaml
VlTl—street. Hence City, h. J. myttattf2twT
DRY GOODS. TRIMMINGS Rz
---- _„ _ .......... C
WANTED—German and Amen J OB. 1101111 i E t... 10.
TT ell tvcarriroits for VIR , T-421.A ., LIFE ~
AND FINE IN,NRANCE ,OM PANIEz. ,Sttlfli
A I:1MR Astllnts. 317 PID n sweet. n. y 3 f if kVF .11-i .•1•} sl 1) 5.5.. , T111. i:
_____
ttANTED—A FurniAhed Room. l W .
i for n SINLE "F.NTI.EII AN. within ilre Lar g e Stork of No Goods
minutes war. or the Post Unice. Athlress •`13n. , 11.• .
VP.U.> itottre. na77,11
WANTED—AGENTS—MALE and
T T FEMALE — In rscrl county anti lown.liiit, in
well our new' Picini,. •'11.12. AGAIN.. • Agent, are
making from t. 5.00 to 1114.(n per day. A 1.. ., a few
Ag
a nt. to ran es for • , IinANT ANI, Ms I•Ame.," a '
anti 'I . :UM...IAN AN M
D s I•Abil, •• Apr.' to. nr Na
r..., W. J. IiuLLA , .I , A' . .
tuyl , Tnts
IIYIiAZ V li ail I/
BONNETS IN ALL TII E LATE STYLE,.
JAPANESE GIVSY.Y. SUN 111 O% N. DERRN . SAI-
L. TR. SEASIDE and other N.., it, In
BTRA.W HATS.
RI ROANS—deal mil e
lIF.LTS AND BELTS NOS:
oRNAMENtI'it—SETS AND BUTT. TN,
CRYSTAL TRIAINIINIt9 AND BEAD
MEDALLION SET'S A NIT AUTTATN,
.iBICIIRE AN IT c LIR') N I.A.
.....
WANTED.---$1.401i PER YEAR EMBROIDERIES.
Y —i/Ve Went AGENTS t very - where to sell our FIRE Ncll I All BRIE SP 'l'+•
IMPROVED TWENTY-DOLLAR SEAV.k.WO MA- LINEN LOLLAR., - , 1.EN% Es AND CI EY-,
CIMNES, three new kinds, under maul upper feud: LACE TRIM NIF.II SET. AND [IDE VS:
elonpsid. The
for leas than 143, which are fulfyl Moohlue
ternsed cry Mtn., oNdrtDs AN IT TA ,s F.,
& Wit+ron, 8 8 10 0 , SHETLAND S I.s retort
and Raettekter. All they cheap Marian. are IN- KID (MOVEN—De
TE l l na l k n
TIONONNILN•rs. Circulars free. Address or call up- 4 ,lvy, AN 1, H.
on SMAW CLAIIK, Biddeford, • SEMI'S. DERBY TIE, mil` I' EN
deihde.dmt."'' PAPE..OI.I.AIts. I'l' I'' AN IT SLI I ItT FIBTN
I LINEN do do do do
D HAK yx iIII.I IT
IsNITN ITER tiARMENTS:LADIES ANTI ~EN'"S I
FR SALE. ER i 1,
TITS.
WWANTED—Good Agents to Sell
bIiZTLAIAN AND MS CA.llrAll: '•, GRANT
AND HMI CAMPAIUNS , ' J, (the letost oral/
elilL11•8 PRAYER, , FIRHT LENS. m ateh plc•
tuna,( and THIS AMERICAN INV] , . OTIS. Them ,
are all new Books and llngraring, agents can
do better with them than with ar ~ther offered!.
° l . lt=orra'gidAOltEß ass
mhl2:lyd3tarr: MDR
IMES
t'OR SALE—A pleasant Cquntry
Residence, at RUG WOOD STATION, Peunsyl •
vant• Railroad, one-half mile from Wilklnaburg;
acres of Land; a line new Dwelling centaintng it
rooms, and cellar underneath. sell tile house
with three or live acres, or the whole, to suit Pur
chaser. For further Information, call on U. 11.
TOWER,I64 Fourth street, or on the premises.
uo7;dtf J. S. KIN..
F OR SALE-About FORTY BUILD
INO LOTS, In
_plan lola out by 11r. McKahl and
myself' on Woods Run. close to r allroads. Term,-
Small amount down: balance on easy payments an.
nosily. Alan, itnifroverl Dwelling. with choke
shrubbery_and unit. Title perfect. Enquire fit m)
Oil Tool Works. Nos. as, and 34 Ohio street. Alle
gheny, or of Jai..., oo the Prmtls'•
R. li. LE) K T.
VOR SALE—FLOUR AND PRO
.- poor BURIN 1011. of over ten year. Standing.
in
Ie =ll , oetlon In the A , Innopportunll )'
Produce li'llain y esr e . All et,narritinies'll,l:te In lbe
styletlT
confidential. Add:v.l% U. 7 SO, Pittsburgh.
nitt22;tt
1 - 4 , 011 SALE—IOWA LAND—S2,OOO
A- • —ABOUT FOUR DUNI/ICED AND TIIIILTI
ACHEH OF LAND, shunted near Wrmter Ulty,
Hamilton county, low. (on the 800 of the P.M'.
Hallroadd Is ,offrrtol (or mnle for TWO TII,)uSA N
noLLAItII, en.h. Addrue, • 'UV. if MATT.
U1Y142. siv.)ll.if
1.4`011 SALE--A Valuable Country
Renidenee at Edgewowd Ntatlon. Pettwiylvatila
Railroad, one and • hair min, from Wilt loshory,
Eleven acres inn perches of Land: a tine new Dwoll
ing containing ten routhe awl cellar niolernenth;
Niternd other ` l on , e knee+ on the pr•En hoes. Vor
inforroao cell at No. WO YlRit etruet,
Pittsburgh, or on the preinigea.
no7:dtf
FOR SALE.
1-48F1.43-30 1.0007'.
The Ftriit Kefortned liresbyterlan Congregalloyof
Pittsburgh, (Or. DotittLAS. I'mator,) niter for sale
their property loexte.l on the corner of Mum and
berry alleys, and hut fret from liberty el root.
The lot le IV feet by 14.5 feet, on . which ore Ike
Chum!, 11•11.1Ing. Anil • Truant !louse of 4 rooms.
Inquiries may tie mate of, or communlention• ad
dressed to TllOl4. !OW ITII, at the Yourth Natloos.l
or to It. 135 Thlril
tn v2i3tatirtf
WOOD STREET LOT FOR SALE.
rur....t to an order the Orphans Con tofA l•
leghent County, Illy undersigned. Ttll3l.•e Uo m•ki.
side. In audition will et post to Pale. on ilia.
i.e. unless,
Thursday, May 3151,14 , 66.
2..•• Ittt•lt r n, that vat - no, I.OT OF it Itt ell SD
otttate on the Ka., ...It. tArt et, adroit..
the Charh.e Hotel.entetatatteina at the di•tan. ,
Ophly-n,.. feet Nothtlo.arttly From Tll,l
anti has
In a !runt of {lntern ft vl 4.11 A 'Org.
and steniiin, bark .Isir l'r•tt...
Lafayette W 11,4.4 1 ,14., der.tanett.
For forth, particular, ',Ott In
T 11 , eve I , :\a' I
or to A. M. BItoWN../.ll:.r . D ' e ' ; ' , F".'t4 ""."
Cilish)'s Opera House, Chicago,
No. Ito 1 , 1111. Are,
itly9 1nw , 13w1,,11.1
FOR SALE,
A CHOICE RURAL RESIDENCE.
t. nteltattantlat fraine 1 ottlaqr Mansion tot ,nuth
as rum..u.. Attinntl strrel, In Allegitt uv nit,i
r h n u t t.tr, itt n • v r t utt,t .rty. 1/7,114,111, aleinble Prlxe•, • alur•l•t 14`.1,!.
„.. 1.11,1 11,1 thrtte 1,111 tnd *v11,41,111,- will Tkk"
1116•1•Irr., Itsrluellug 114•0,0.0
4{l , 21111v.r., nntl ltlelten and ttntll rvvnut It, • 111 1,1 rib it lar
Dart nenitllnpt. l'lnt len 15.1111 tut. rrnnt I t •Iptt
-•
.0.8. au.l twantllitl. ..,Blnnbass.ll 81g sr
r I , Y • Thr 'l ll • .1' 11 , r:1 , 15,11.1 1
itelglabs.rlng . 1 le au. , PRI.
cliarusqvs, and all has Ittsi
ornalslosted a 1110 rhru Ltrrra. slirulflosr ,
flossrrn. Tills I. lb.. 5...e5t
In lb.' "r ptal.is.-..ms. isl./.1 4•I rsrry lour draMll.s
thr will. the 188,111..•• sria.rs I.lls.
i•ani. show ecm,l.l3lleissl.lBB- sok Insa,-- B,f •ity•• It
llss. , ...lnforts B.f co.kanl ry b 4.111.1.
1 - 18,18.11 s 31s4us7t,r4
strs,..l. I. vB.ll ..‘3lll‘str.l. ‘18,1 , ••11,111.1 Sltllle. soo,
',sr fruit. API.,
Ilrok, lit arid
Spn:lf
. 57 Fmirtit ntr...t.
GILEAV SALE
DELAWARE LANDS
The largest. most desirable sad valoabh• HEAL
ENTATE., In FARMS. lIUt ar.3 4 , &C., ever otlered
for sale at one time in the Stale of Delaware.
The snliserlber, iirliihlng to champ souse Inv,st
mts by +entity Real Estate, then-Oreo,
i ff
ea oend sell at Public Auellon, In the town of 8511"11! , A,
State of Delaware, at euxWlr.l.,l.•tl HOTEL, on
Margitley, the 14th day of June heat,
To commence at 104 o' .lock, A. a., a part or his
Real Estate, which, of its kind, la not surpassed by
any lu this country, as follows: Nos. I. It, 4. 0 asol
6, are Parma handsomely Oiled up and Improved.
contaluing each Rom %le to 500 a c res. All have
Peach and Apple tirehards. and •re within 2 to
Ilea of the town, near the Steamboat landing and
Delaware Railroad, and the Smyrna ('reek (good
navigable water, front* several or the farms. No.
7, a tract of Man L
Nash and, , acre No. t ,
the Lin
Kilns. Sheds and Office, with two acre lot at rni y rim
landing Nos. aunt to. two large lira arses, caps.
Ste of storing lb to 20,000 busitets of grain,at hen),
N
to Landing, with nu aere lot to earl,. o. 11. a
Water Lot, known the "ship Yard." at Smyrna
Lauding.
Persons are requested to examine the property
before the sale. Plots of name may he ere n prior to
and at lithe gain. Title goad to each parcel.
The terms will he, ono-third cash and tile teshl oe
&credit of annual equal instalments, ex tending
bee years. Detail of the tones will be announced
at the sal, Handbills can be pi ocurcti by applying
to the subscriber, which given a lull description of
all the property. and the subscriber would refer to
the Delaware paps also for full account. ,
rarldlawdawWlSti er DEII. W. (LEMINn.
FOR RENT
p LET,
=lll
itnaulre. at 511 FOURTH ST ler.ET, below Market.
tophlw.l
VOR RENT—A Frame House
A. with seven rooms. Mono.. 0 1 ., mile. from nn
city, on Dm old Washington road; a good gardru.
excellent water at OW door. for further particu
lars, enquire of TOW CIL Real F.Mate Agent,
Nu. 104 Fourth street. 0-lf
11.4`0R RENT—The Lot on the cot
s- nor of Mellor and Alleghen streets, Ninth
Ward, together with the 0141 Brick
y Depot Building
thereon. The lot bas 141 fret front by lOU feet deep
to an alley. W 111 lease It for lira or ton years. Ap
ply to 11 AI. 111. lIAItLINUTON, at Nu. 17 Fifth
Street, second Boor. Inti33l
TO-LET.—THE THREE STORY
DWELLING HOUSE., near the Bridge, Ve.l
- street, now oestupittil by Mrs. t Vilma Mat/Ingo.
containing am/ en bet! Li 1.111.11,14 Imre
nowt, kitchen, wash and hat /0. violet
m me
illable arrangents with a tenant, a considera
ble portion of the furnitnr.. may restaalu In Ille house.
my 4 W. Ito It Is sit N it.. Allegheny.
SZAW MILL & TURNING LATHES
YON RENT.—The subscriber for rent hit.
Water Power Saw Mill. near Swissvale Pk.
It. IL, together with Turning Lathes attached, cal
culated for turning all kinils of atuti. Also. Lou
Dwell! ng Douses, /me of four atol the other of nib
rooms, nub as inueh ground as may be wantml.
Tnere Is water istiOleletit ruu the MID nearly ail
the year round. Immediate possession east be giv •
fuof the mill an.l one bonny. with sin nmms. Var
rther littrlietalara, enquire of
JAMES SW
rny4:2w , l Swissvale Stlltitsn, Pa. Itallroul.
AUCTION SALES.
100 BUILDIN G AND GARDE N ;_
JON, Mn, 121.1, at :o'clock on
Pin.
premises.
In Boyd & A bleu 's 'wan, on the ext.... of .lanse, Al
lele, deceased, on the Brownsville 'forts pike, ad
joining lien. Knows Fruit Yam, will' he ...Jill tuU
beautiful Building and harden Lots. These loin
n• laid out in pints of 24 by ifin feet. LO 1,1 117 feu,
Mellylts !self acres, wills wide streets, anti are sp.—
etally adapted for convenient business residences,
belay but ten minnten• walk fl.nnt the Birmingham
Bridge. Inning • flne view of the el ty and surround
ings. those g purposes they are unsurpassed,
and to wanting risen, huuses they are une
qualled.
,Isse-thirsi rash, and the haleness I 1111.1
year, TWelisly-11Ve dollars 1.11 1111111 1.114:
1 purchasing. I'. A. A ND, Aim,
ARSHA SALE.—By iv Irtai e
M
of a writ of Vendltioul Kalman. Isstied 0111 of
the Distriet Court of the UnitedSl atre for the Wr,,t
ern IBStriet of Pennsylranla, and to me directed. I
will exim.. at Public Bale on FRIDAY, the 18111
BAT I/1 4 •Y, lam, at tile 'Allegheny Wharf, in the
City of Pittsburgh. the Steamboat ••ROLSYSET. 'Tier
T.ki.., Appt\rei and Fortilitire, the said steamer
linvlug been melted and taken in certain rouse of
collisidoli, apd maritime, at the suit ollkleans,
Russell & Means and Alexander J. Sinter.
The sale wilt take place at 11 o'clock on said day.
TOIIIIII, cash, Government fund•.
A. MURDOCH.
myst7l.l U. B. Marshal West. Diet. of Pi,
ijtURNL'ARPETS,
l &c. AT AUCTION.—On ' TIJURSDAY
MORNING, Mar loth, at 10 o'clock, at Masonic
Rail Anction House. Nos. 55 and 57 Fifth street,
will be mild a general variety of Furniture and
n 0 ..0. 0 1,1 Goo s, embracing new aud second hand
Carpets and Matting. Venltien Blinds, Fancy
enedes, igissitrasses. Bedsteads, bedding.
Chars, Ta l tia Refrigerators, Patent (lathes'
Horses, 1) lieom and Kitchen Utensils and
sundries emits to mention.
myti T. A. fiti•CLELLAND, Auct.
viNE SigliVHIG MA
eIIINIDe AND SEOARO AT AUCTION.—On
MOBMINO. May Btis, 0111 o'clock, at
idawaniC Anctlon House. Maud 57 Fifth street,
ar Will sold,
advertised.n connection with Furniture and son
10t. Mecca English Brussels and Velvet Tapestry
Carpets;
7 Sewing alachine•—varloom makes;
10,010 assorted brands begus,
my 9 T. A. kIeCLELLAND, Auct.
IjOBSES, MULES, BUGGY & c .,
X-L AUt`TlON.—ths VIOXSDAY BUGGY,
Mar 10, at S o'clock. at Masonic Ilan Anm
-1100 street, srill be Kohl
1 medium mixed Bleck liorao, suitable for fatally
or pllyslcion's aim;
i Buggy and Harness. •
Jolt T. A. McCLELLABD. Auctioneer
SPRING AND SUMMER,
I=l
FULL LLVE OF .FOTIO.Irs
PPILICSEIS 1L.C110017.
Wholesale Rooms l'p Stairs
...Vbs. 77 ant/ 19 .7flarkel Sired
rinUaw .1 .
TABLE LINENS
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WRITE, ORR & CO.,
NEW SPIIIINCi -1,1001118
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W. W. MOORHEAD'S,
• J. K. KIND
16IN VAI.IINCIA LAI t: TRAMMED SETHI
,1/INT A NI/ VA 1.1 , .NC1 A Yli.;
CLIIN F.l' LACE (1,1.1,AR,
I'I.A I N A NI. MAIM-WI WI/ SHIRT FliONTn
NEAV 111 n LEV/kW/
id/ILSKI, Plain. Inatln and Vlcnnrnlderatl, at
PRIZE CONCERT
t IVITED STATES
PRIZE CONCERT,
31
LIST OF PRIZES
11111 In
1 r
.1.. do 5140
.
• do do .
,2.1 do do $.5 . uxl
.11, 1tt.1.11 oro N0...2 IC all 3 .11 A.% en, 111.1.1
1 4.. do Na. 001 strrl.t.... 5,100
.1.. N... 27 N,.”l.erry
4 do oit rulton. pa-ar Pau.
11.1 Ylrref 10,100
2 4o 0t,., 1101 W. 1.11.1.1 - 1 y and .1
W. Ind... . 6.000
I do Itu go.) )•
V. 1•Ily Lotr. 5t..500 .........
Co• . 1 . 13n0n, WO oar), .....
.20 ..0 tlo g. 5 0 earl, . 10,11 , ‘/
10 o 111t:10.1,011, 4.,01 each . 2,000
5.0 d . . 11A.Ittn 1101,1 WpArlo.”. *MO c.ll
I/O i.1.111,0 111A11101.1 Wa1e10.,.. 4125
150 do American Piloting Ca,... bluer
11 steno - , $75 each 0,7:A1
1.0 do Valeta Lever s.ll,er Bunting I:aat
Wat,itea, $lO cacti COM
111 do Diamond Ring, $lllO each.. ...... h...
.to do do PI., B.i each X 791
MI du t. ca - Ing Ilarliluca, $lllO each M 1.1151
$ll do .lo do $74 each. 27U3
.1.1 Jo Sliver Platt.ii Tea fel, $7, tacit . .1,7w
lOU do ,ii, er 1 'ahlitrit. 318 tacit.. • . .. 1,..0ti
1ii.,0110 do Album, iri tu $lO each 5 . 1.77...
11,001 do Too and Tattle Spoon, 4.: to $5 each . 11.1. ,
10.000 do Gold 1.1 ned liololetn and 111(15. $1
to 43 vio . ll . 21.115
111,801 do Pair (:r a' 1,.•141 Sleeve Ilu Ilona.
$--. tit $4 welt, _ non
10,000 do 1,111 Pt•tin, 111 boxs. $1 to V. each 7.,..ti0
50,0u0 no ILogras litgr and (111 Pal n 1 Intr., 41
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to IP rove ..
110 do Family 11 1 hies. 41 . 4.3. II .... ,-
=OM do Clocka. litod,, Putiery, 41 to $lll
cull..
lot.,
"rbe dra w. lug 51111 al, play, 31., 1.11.• Concert,
the ,law of 11,e llprra KO
lb
lu.r.on
eau wit n 0.... 11. A 1 T, 11l IN. app t... 41
oin,
.upurlnle•nd 43/1.,•. Ail 1/111,11A—
Iraand awl-11l- 1.,— , upp11,61 11.1.
.. lug as p10,11%11.-.1. Partlre ludalluot
ontll nll.r the ,Ira.
and if their nutul,,, app e ar. No Ills. 11,1 al drawl/
AMAIN', I.IIY y for. a rd 1.1.• Ir Ilekrt. Immedi
ately, with lull d1re.,.111,1: u• to the altlmolug ut
~,,,,,,, ri,k. Sr.-a le no,. prin.
cli,al and /owl,. ..turt, ate olly. 4,1
nt our "Mee Irlrr 91.1 u cacti'
...111 1,, uu11; ,, 0 r..4.tid prli , and .lamp for rt.•
lllru IN/SlAgr. 1111.11 A\IIII.I..I.IABLE AtiENT,
WANTED in I ell), lawn •11.1 (lIY
I'lllll.ll ,v 1 , y ro•al Inoluevtueolta nrr
I•rrd.. . .
SI . EI IA r. TERM, SIR I H RATES— Any part,
to. ..or.. a. 1.1, ot or loon, On hoot rot ticket,.
alnd for tttttt ey for the %awe. will he al
lowed Mr follow.. conont--10.1. I It.
'rlertet. "nu * 4
111 err ry n of emelt bittoberibcr.
nd thelr Slip It, coutitY
1.1 1., .Ir., (trder, -
i0n..., yl , l. r... 1 I.e•I . soaN 111 at
All ron.ll. t. 14,1 r«. , .4 in
N 111•411 1 ,.. tiltAl.l , 4ll/1 , S I
Drarbor. ,rret. • liiraft... 1 111
[frt.", ..913.
TI. h ",:tle I.
totirgli 3111 i v ally.
111 lionso ht.. G.
.11.• proprlel.d, .
d"nate to th e I.locals and
Douglas alnnulnet" leundit Mon, then. "'III
lw Vo r . r...r.rvrd rnan ft. r uor.ou drawing Om
1131,11Viirin. far Iltr introo.r.
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Hon. 1:..0rp• V. Lao retire. M. I'.. Pron,
Hon. Alcs. IfanAnll, Ex onus', .4" V, 1...
Hon.
W. F.3.•M. vf Peon,
Hon, Major Don 1.. Ind.
Hon. %Vol. 1.30n5, town.
Ito.. Joao,lt hobo.. I Clovato.
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Non. of MuMI.
.lamb For%) 111, Art. M. IL. IL, Olt'avo. 111.
M Ii rool,rgWalvor ~ hi.
Man-ell, Whitt:Sl 0., boo ori,ano, La.
1:11'.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, &c.
100 GENTLEMEN.
At the latest WILD RATE:, oew Ile mock at our
GREAT SHIRT AND COLLAR DEPOT,
No. 72 Fifth Street,
A splen.ll.l Ilue
SPRING AND SUMMER UNDERWEAR,
coat movotts
GAUZE. COTTON SHIRTS,
GAUZE ME:NINO SHIRTS,
LISLE THREAD SRI ItTS
SUMMER HILLS 01111CfS,
MUSIAN DRAW FILM,
FINE JEAN DRAW Ells.
LINEN DRAW ENS,
ALSO,
VINE WHITE ItItESS 01110 TS.
VA NCY vitr.m3l LAWN SHIRTS,
',LYLE, SILK. AND KID tilLovats,
LINEN AND SILK 111/Krti.,
ENGLISH AND YttENCII SNACKS,
Late Nevelt!. In TIES,
Together with the most Complete ;toe or
Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods
IN THE WEST. As our business Is exclusively
DENT'S FDIC-4E3MM*, we rarely fall to pletbe In
that line. Remember our number,
72 7P1.2722. alltroot,,
Nearly opposite the Post Ogler—
my3,2swim WAS IgUItDOOK & PUTNAM.
SUMMEIL—STETION HOUSE.
1.018111 lIRANCH, NEW JEMSE V.
This new and elritsut Hotel trLII ho opened for the
tenon on or shout the 18th of June neat. This hotel
In portleularly stratified for the comfort of &millet,.
Rooms eon 'retired for the season hyspplleatton
st the Atter House, New York. to J. M. ac. A.
STETSON. on the soth of Oprti the etoelltiolders
buret 11. the Ardor House to •h or the pleMI and kr
...cal.. , their rooms. A. few shone of stark remain VD
disposed of. Perties frlahlos to subscribe can 40. so.
Bra s wa ca y t ; l M on er J
nk.. couLLES..TrasuY`ls3'
mytaisiked
MIE
TO WEL I.VGS,
=MEI
25 Fiflh Street
No. SI Market Street
EmzEIMICI=II
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81.00 est• h
$ll T,
I 10
con
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111, lOU
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011 r ~ ..t irral Agrat IV Vitt.
OM., N.,. ft: FuUßTlV.ht.r.,c
I.lx-srual..r, Alltane,..la
HOTELS
DRY GOODS. TRJNEMINCiS
EC@
SPRING DRESSES
~,` mkt r , rvirra a COMPI",'
ltir leastivEg "4,r111,.
inee ter iatv.a irep..rt.loots, we are flaw
114,11, a 1 :114.1I 1." STOCK
NEW SPRING DRMES,
Inclll.llnor !lilt, de. 1.1 .1 V.,. %., l•
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17 li'iftli
rt.rE
S I Vl' 11.418 lit E L L.,if S,
SU.I" SIIaDES,
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1.A1 , 11 , ,' AND MINSEN• efITTON HO
kurl • full Ilur of
NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS,
EIII BROIDERI Es,
i_..A.crmi ch-cm:300,3, a 5..,
.Net rvo , lre4 au.t wlll bv sold at i 0.7
F. H. EATON,
17 Fifth Street
to yh
GERMAN OPERA
The. and., of , 1,. blur Is Lan :111111...1 l 111.. 111.
optulion. of to:lnert.... allatlugulalwol rid/A . lln had
turn of selenee who halo e‘aeolno.l that
following e visa+, thereto, a... 1 ol CI of.
F.dward N. Rent. In parheolar. of 11... New l or 4 U.
Aesey • Weer. In direr fly}' to paint
ior late tymented Prealdeut, Mr. I.toeoln, .Irvingau Interview will: Speak., Colfax, retaltre to the
hidden wealth "(Colorado. Nevada. At, raid .
• • I have very lame :.leas of the mineral wed hot
our nation; I belle,, practically
The f10n..1. Comfier, Secretary of tire Interlor,
In the I rilletal it, port prewauted to Cc:tweet:, dated
De. • enther till. Pea, referring to t br then prevent
rontlltlon of oar IYrotern Terettorlee. nays:
ire wealth embedded in the rueka of Iltdt exten
sive region I. alallally theNtaanalltilt . , and It will
fortiPth In futnre yearn llllllrretly a id luelpal par,
of our means of houblattua the debt ....1r.., by
the tiorernment for the overiltrow of the 1.,..at Re
bellion."
The lion. Bennett.. .1: le gat. .1 ...ogress
I front Colorado, In rpeerlt before 111, Hon..« of Hop
reaentative, amid * Jodi, tog
la
aaa knOer of
the ol the from
what am told till pracheal wan,. who are well In
formed upon this nobjert, I do La r loreto - day heforn
till, linalla mild before th,• Iwintry. to , placed
upon then e , or.le aml read of all noon - Thal within
fo.a . Tear , ital... and tiltear the gold dell.
of olorado Territory will produce
, VA1,1 4 d1,11 1 . 111 anal,
all t and 1, 111 , 11, I hall I. sall rt. a al tolorral
wedtl. 11l void alone 1,111.011 nal a holly 14 . lopril.
I peal. from the oohed Icahn:on, -111101, iiraelleal
tnlner , who let ,peol man, rear: the tntnea
of
to,,llruta. w lot, I that to arm": re
gum of boloratto fne fLal•Ll,lvr, 41 1I r 11, tit
eattaustlble. and gull al arlng anal , rif
ws.tit3 Man 11l attlorni,. '
Prof.-ow Edward N. Kent. of the Sew York As
y "Mee, says: "An to 11. •• 1,11 al Ila• galt
mince of Colorado, I Ant 1101 prepaten to ..
IN I (11110,1 enough le, lolly ..o.ploy illy time
ettlitu a .I le. of 11,. noles of Crotral I Ili, the
lay:Athol of the at....e Ledge-. , to 11, rlo Iwa,
of Own, I have no to -I tattoo t ..ay tag. titl r I tut
x 1111. rail 1111 11,, 1:11 111-1 al
Wlllt. lakidtal 411.1 1 Ile lar arand,
• "lora., le In my Ina . I. la% al ar ay
rt;l:';at'l "1"""'"'"'
the
The opinion enterlalued by lbw...
lowi n g of Imbue
In tlele •11..trlet. .bows by the following ea trarl.
Faigllsit capital:ode hare poreha,..l anno..ooo of tht
Colorado tololog land, ..n.l thole a. nod ern
',loran ., are now ell eon le to develop the :ono - . The
elarm. art' princlpelly aaidi and Tr all dletrieta,
anal I rerent part : base Ills liven I the avaloil Lode of
I,twil feet for which they paid .C.P01.0 0.
Au Ides of mine of some claim:, (WI fret emelt
Mal . be formed when the fart io ranaal , red last II
arta. tilly yield minions 01 dollar, and
Lisle . loor venal 1t ia. , a meld All id! .0.0 per
foot. Mr. mai dl's read al 111,. Lade
lien lalLaa al
1 al
0, Cr tar 0,1. and
ha. beet, oth • red :tn.! irefo.e.l frel
Wholenale Buyers'applied at " "
ACRUM, CLYDE & CO,
Nos. 78 and 80 Market Street,
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4=01.11119L.AL 1111111.A.E1 C,N.
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FINE IVORY FANS,
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FINE SANDAL WOOD FANS,
REAL POINT COLLAILS,
Fine Lace Collars and Handkerchief'
REAL HOUSTON HANDKERCHIEFS,
Imitation Guipure Handkis,
HIT% AND LIGHT COLOGED KIDS.
Eastern Prices
piTTEiBUIRGH,
Monday, April 16, 1866.
lIVELROY, WHO & CO.;
54 Wood Street,
NOW OFFERINC
A VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
EITOOB 412.15"
DRY GOODS
[ED
N 0 '2' I 400 IV gig ,
At Low Prices, for Cash,
WHOLESALE.
BUYERS FROM
WESTERN PENN'A,
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EASTERN OHIO,
los Misr
an' " :re o L
-21111
ARE INVITED TO CALL.
1.. S. ELROY .JAS. DICKSON .J. T. SHAMS-
pl7.lind
NEW GOODS
New id-cocodo!!
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
All the Novelties.
FRENCH, GERMAN & ENGLISH GOODS,
OREM AND SKIRT rtammixtis:
NNW HAIR NETS AtID COILS;
AILE LI ND ' POINT C II , D IN BLACK;
REA MALTESE OLLARS:
VEILS AND VEIL DATEHIAL2._.
REAL AND IMITATION CLUNG LAC KS;
} BLADE DULCDRE LACEE-nett MM.;
gn i g i te - ADU=l l ,. ..l:jir e rsses and Coats;
A WA aasortment
KID GLOVES. MILK AND LISLE GLOVE:EI
of -
T lIXIRTIL CORSETS;
Pal ' lN l VATs , 4l; l ll3ll l ars°
The ladies • , 111 Ind many Minty articles End nit+
Mylee net er before orreaerfln rlttebrlegb.
Merchants Supplied atEastern Prices,
RACRIIM & CARLISLE,.
ID Fink Street.
Cries MCICAADLES - 8 & ..
Mims Wimotc.'o•az • Om.)
algratripta ecnummir Apo DOni g
%Wood itrliat, 11114110.
IM7PtisalmeNk.
GOLD DIINLNG
'l'll E VIRGIN GOLD lIDNIND COM
l'‘XY'Or t cot.oRALW, 1250 6 .ortillnm
•t- hire
r-slull t.n.•l‘. of +Which 950 are reeerled for
caoit
,fluh.e.rll..ro Meet their own omen - a. and thew.
luastaga the affairs of We tvrapany. 1,111
....log eligible as one of Its officers.
The President
I. to moan ago.p the llow.ttil of Director.
The Director 3
Ise s, 1. Ivy th, rib*, fromltoona
• • •. al 111 e ant 1,-1.11,r for ..rxmitzation.
HE
The Secretary and Treamnrer
..111,,erther :tr.! mrlect.,
Bankery
TIIK CENTRAL. NATI ,, NAI. RANK. 1 . 1111. A
Solicitors.
( VYLLIZ,
It“ligitT c(IN 1,.
Arrieflemv. an• proverbial for I at 1.1117 - ,n,1 cool
h which Ito v participate in eat,
prises ha, log for tin Ir obler d. , •1•• pow,. oi
"ter national resources. Al,,,e time "Ilan road,
at another •.1 oal - then Riper" or •• I eon, ' • sod
more recently "011" have I. n all-absorbing
topic, In all the,. movers! ritri. a. am a ill Iva
rerolleetr4l,,those who look hold or thvm made
Sono. larger aniount. than MM.., accord
''
: : 71: 7 1' a .; •r :" ; 11 .. : n ." .. 11 : .' ,1 " • :t :
the repor,
it
their mines art. highly favorable
th.,l It t.uow that at the present time there are
I on the u ay from the ldge. of N.-Vadm and Colorado
ituttiermi• ' , ars of silt cr . ' at..l otl.''
belie , ed. thAt iliv eutlin•tasiu already manifestert
lon tin tn, to little tittle, he on great ly -
tress, .1 qL the r....‘.10 and eXhlbit of these ••re
it rns. ' that tranana.rat.ll. rompaph, will spring up
who.. •Tikk, la•lng hasod at the greall Ihtlx.
ted "f ledge, will 1‘,.,..55r11t les..l,dra-
I I.lt. than that now to br had—thereby atelha to Il`a''
who avail to of o , caalool aoer y 1 ,044 1 ,1
of -.cent - lug • 'original Interests,• • opportunity ol
TIINN lb.. Inege Maoont
hnlJvrevelvr... M handsome advnio . n.
h them prellultaaryr
se ealm . ), the follow log
Chust . o. TI n reverifully Tore laic d
The property of the Company prOpoSe4 In
sake of these “Ori.lnalllll rrr.ln."
r00..1., of the followinglmages, all Mllial..*lll,
In a railsite of AI, toile. of Central
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Ifluole, or ••I.ou 0" 1.01. of 'AO feet,
••Heing a total of 'SAM feet or ne.arl 0 half mtle
In le ol(ll. hortront y, of rtrit 1.01 , 1 pr.oloelog ter
ritory. of unlimited depth. togetto, .1111 all the
llyspu, Anil Aligrl, /U 141.01.0 all the metal, co.,
oltrer , mod other inet.t.l•beas lug
.1,1 earth therein, :led all the rights privileges o 1
nci
fren.thi•es thereto Incident, apps Ana all /owl,
lellß/Irrd, or therewith ono ally 110.1 or enjoyed, en
der and Solder, to Ow prlsdletlon of the 14ov-em
inent of the V 1111,18,11... .,
The titles to all 01 whirl claims have Ire, it exam..
toed by a usemher of the Her, refident to Colorado.
111. opinion Is a, follow,
Tlllll , hr rrttih 111011 hare easefully t11 . 3.11110P11
Inc titles to the foreg & olu lodes or ledges. and •at
•atistled that they are perhet.
TWIN AKAII I .IIS, *IC, nt Law,
oe.tral ('II, 1,•101-adn.
014'1111, Of th.• at.,,,.gl
lorh w •ruld
nwrg. p u, hr
‘11.411 Ihr 111%)..111, tol
ha ‘c s r.oottnan•t. It 110, .4.11ilellerto.•••1
Idate thvo, and to .11,1 , 1 , I.IIMIO Hulk
dred mod
°Rita NA L SIIAREN,
Which wilt cost the sulterrlbern hereto
Oue Illandred Doling, Ench.
Thus affording the man of Molted means.. well as
the4copitaList. an opporlutilly to secure an interest
In Lida region of pear [lenity Inc. a. haus ti ble • wealth.
As all are aware. the n 4.nal plan adopted for tire
development of sneli • property le to berm et col:gen
tly and Issue certificates lef stork. The plan here
proposd.rnay he vostsidered Oital-1 1411 NARY to llie
formation of tyro or more 4 'ol3lpanies on OW, prop
erties, which art nu trier( to too royal() leases or
mortgage:,
The nutlet MOM , n then upon 11.1. .011. th 1 and
substantial basis, el c e a ct, ottieer , from 3111., em
-4lves, each nolliserlher twins , Ilginle Ilse position
of Art artier r 441 the Compan).
In ordsr that handsome. retort, may he speedily
reattre4l. these subscriptions are based the
proinniltuu that the ant...teethe en ludo. -lintel? on re
ceipt of the thesis - Now read, lot delivery.. and
wnlzli only 1,1 esnentned nt ti.e other of the tander•
signed Leber,,uhr4erthing, :nay tease their laroh t oa
brae) royalties. no a: Cgant.r.. Comp/Ude, In
the mdtai way for widelt there it an ample heals.
To areounatodate tine.. or unoderate ISWitleb.
these
u are put at anti each, order to get the
list filled at once, and to prevent any delay In the
organization of the Company.
('oumderlttg the -notnerour valuable — l.edses' .
which 44.onstititte the haste of this enterprise—the
Tale and equitable features -- the lOW prices at which
••Interestb • • In It are offered, and that each Interest
entitles the holder to lilt pro rata shots. or MOCK In
aid, the Companies that may be organised upon
hem-reeollevilng that in all, there are only
I,Litat,interests to IW/41. 311.1 I i nly require
one - nu mired gentlemen rash to take TIN 161uu1 to
aboorb the WllOl, It IslWl,lll/11 1.41 that It Is hardly
esnary to sliggest to those desiring In tenure ONS
orNiOnk of these original Interests, lo at Duce send
In mete auhuerlpl lone.
Cheeks or Draft IS 611011141 he drawn to the order of
the undersigned. whose einelorsetnenl will be .1. re
ceipt, in addition to the 11111. that wlll be promptly
sent 012 receiving dhem.
United :states M-10's, 4alt's and other lids
erument, Bonds taken at par, and .nny premium
or accrued Interest thereon allowed. Honda stay be
sent by registered mail or LIV
The Books are now open. St:lnscriptions received
by
DENCAN M. 'MITCHESON,
N. E. CORNER FOUI(TU AN lo WALNUT STS.
ItitrElLY.
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ANDREW G. CURTIN, MARCUS . WARD.
Gov.rn•r of Goyernor of L
New Jersey
HON. ELI SLIFER,.I HON. W. S. JOHNSON,
Sec.?. or M n
ete or Pena." tier•y of State or era J
HON. MORTON AIdHCHAEL,
Mayor of Philadelphia.
Ciao. M. TROUTMAN. Preirt Cent. Nat. Flank, Fhll•
Gip. K. Zaatakkat, l a n•a't Nat. 11'k Commerce•
KOMltire Kj xtt. ..r King &
da.MJAnym °flak., of J. F. ft E. E.
EDMUND A. KouDall, of K. A. Nonder &to..
L. MONTOOIeaIIY BoND, of Bond
JOH,/ W xx.Bll, of h. A. W. Welsh.
Liubacrptns give name . and ad-
Men. ekallekt,onler that It mn , .orreetl7
entered In the Subscription E''''k• hirb re •
ceipts are leaned, and from which Notices will he
moue out for the drat meeting fur organisation.
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Thle toile In eerywell ileaeloPiA w Ith nein of ore
four feet lin width; ore nr.al i t , le ill.
erbere Is tow shaft on thin Lode 0, lee , deep and
50 feet long, and the ere. We Is b feet lti width.
:This Lode Is weZ developed, and euni,tilervil our
of the best In the district, there Is a shalt on It fra
feet to depth with a vein of sulpheretn four feet In
width Assays wade of tilt or.. prone It to he very
rich.
!This Is an A. I. Lode, and hws a sha ft of 75 feet In
depth—rein of ore three fret in width and al good
„wit, tiro taken from this Lode yielded WOG per
cord In gold.
slips Is really the Monett Lode yet 'lls...tiered In
the district It Is well developed, and ore Laken froni
this 1, tole yiel dial upwarite of tiano ten cord.
MAJOUPACTITRIKRIEL
mar r. NII.SOR...IItr.+IIIIII ORR.
MUCH M. BOLE & CO.*
You Norms, ENO IN A MILLDAMS. AND MA
OILINInTti, Manufacturers of IiTEAMISUAT EN
tlialles, OIL W kLI. ENGINES, LriooMOTIVES
Oer Coal Work,. all kinds of Land an Marine EN
-I.4,M.made to order.
y the well earned reputation of the Manager.
Mr. PAYEE NELSON, we hope to secure a liberal
share of patronage from Steamboat builder" and
others' wanting good machinery. Our alto re ill be to
doll) Ivo& In the best manner torn fair compensa
tion, and to do It In the time we say. All kinds of
CASTINNS made to order. Repairing Machinery
Promptly attendod to. We coo turn a Shaft mfeet
ong, sod here or Dom a Palley at feet diameter.
mono op no Dmpimne Way, near lb Point.
foundry on Third street, near Market, Pittsburgh,
t ... splOstrod
ARSENAL GLASS WORKS.
MODES, RYRIE & CO.,
kfAnufacturere of BLACK nod (MEAN .
!fT OLJAISs .
WARE, Drugglete , Ware, /WM., DemO
no e. de. W arehousc—No, 141 WATER
beltwerm Emlthneld sod Urant Oreets, MUM/mill
warrant our Wares to be itipertaikosyty Mao.
Ofacturee meet of Ilse IllountAlos. Always on hand,
Mammon of the above description. All orders
promptly attended lb, Particular attentionpaid id
private moulds- astSOI
SSEVERANCE, No. tiS WATiNg
. STREET, Pittsburgh; manufacturer ofEOILER
RIVATS,WHOUOgLT SMlf ww, common andrailroad
of every description.
Particular deed or shaped Spike and Mmes. large
Or small. made to order at short make. Atgoo , l
sortment mostaetly on Mind.
P.COLLURS unarms WILIRIFY
gOLUNS & WRlGHT,Brittania,
Brass and Sheet MetalWorkere, Orittenle Oar
tors, Cr i er and ttlYri lpedoll Rozers, and all ollderelit
tigr ' s minaptly elliirVo i . us Wait wrial;
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Plmbeno4 Planll4
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