El
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claY an *leg
El
Ivory, Pearl and &Ada! Woods Lloon and Paper
11*No, to entileva variety.
HANIEUREI
HAAlBU c ttreElrri
RAMIS rtutm (ANGEL.
440 ET EDGING",
J s nT INSERTING%
SWISS INSERTING%
LINEN COLLARS AND CUPS%
A "bole" Ilse of 11/1111`D COLLARS.
VITZEITaEI' .43-Ckpross.
O lginittiii.
Nal:weak. I
Holm I
VlctortaLawn. Ve re 41:
im
Rbopi, -Spotted Swum.
BLUE, GREEN. DRAB AND PURPLE.
no.r.ira MARIA FOR VEILS
Yell Berege In all Colors.
As.l a complete assortment of
N
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NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
Wholeislo and Reis' t, at
P. H. EATON'S,
17 JPifill Street
IMI
JOS. HORNE & CO's.
5u...., T N. SUNBEAM AND IIF.111t1" lIATS
MAY DEW DROPS, 41117,.1E. IiAIsIES
IM
C P. HLtt li PtitMi r ioN .. .4gPs i l s' n . new
Pltr/rlfbg.titl the hsbin¢nble .
whittle,
VLOW WNRA'f lIS, lICI/Snool RUSKS.
STRAW IikSAIS.TRIAIMINI/SatsIOILNAMENTS
SWISS. CHCKS,
FII
N AI MSOOSS.
TARLATANS,E 3IUMLINS. LINENS,
awl a full .1131 Lineal of
- • •
WHITE 'coons.
REAL AND IYI. CIIUN LACE COLL RN.
REAL AND VAL. LACE COLLARS REAL
POINTE LACE CGI,LA sETTS And II AN I,-
K HAMBURG TRIMMING A*
FLOUNCING. SWISS AND CAMBRIC EDI;
AND INSEILTINGS, LINEN COLLAIIM, CUFFs
AND SETTS, vsrloss styles.
Puff Menden, Swhts and French Cambric
Waists.
PAWS ItIFYFLINGS AND SUILLTTND, co!,
LARS, NETTS, EINaINGS,_YRELLINDa and KM
1400113KIDEN, TELMININGs DWI III:AND CH LIN Y LACE, OALLooNti, YANIT
BRAID, Burro , . BALI. AND I.llol' TIMM
MING.
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Wed Ntreasners Ornament. and Notts.
23 "CrI - ZONIES.
10 the cholee.t stvlea In HEAD, 1111.1, FANCY
CROTCLIET. 'BLAU/I AND WHIT E MARL,. IM
PEILLELLE. JET, HALL, 01. ANS AND CAMEO.
C LS, HAIR I' FFS AN
1101.11101.1.01101.1.0 DUEL 7:X . I1 OI 1.1.11 . TID and 11(1h; TON Door
BELTN, lIELTINUN. CLANI'N ANTI
WICK LEN; VA NI In at •aelety from palm tear
to Ivory; ND Ullhl Eh. UN II ER W EAR, for ;miler arid
genta; 015111 T FININTN, . 4 NTAID•NIIIICTS; TIEN,
B Crr r: • 14P ANISH LINEN till licre;
11AGb and SATCUELS; LIAM
COMM; and a
FOL L L.I.,rE OF XOTIO.WS
I=l
Abs. 77 and 79 .It larkat Street
)06:4:1
GAUZE MEREVO UNDERREAJU
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Linen and Jean Drawers;
New Kid Gloves at 75 cents a
,pair
While Cotton Rose at 12 cents a pair
Five Pair good Cotton Hose for 41,00
Parasols and Silk Sun Umbra
Fans in every variety and price;
NEW STYLE PUFF WAISTS;
Puff Berlin Gloves.
NEW GOODS RECEIVING DAILY
Nos. 73 and BO Market Street.
RUCHED', GLUM & CO.
N EW GOODS!
iILICRUR it CARLISLE,
No. 1.9 Firth Esttanoot.
We are now opening • ele,ant aaanettnent o
MW IIVVIIY , emnraring the rlche.t woyle.
It KA I. I.AI•E GCS /Dr.
loco alt./.
ELL'. ANT VA frrY PANS.
YIN h. Hos. cf t 1:11t1tONs
NEW 8 I etv„.. riti st
KCAL 111.:11• PAL, cEs.
PHs E ItUT VI),S.
Wan toe ',UM 11‘ , 1 a to , aullial lot of
HEAL ut.lio4; t LACY, ANO Inn/CETI NCI&
We would tort. spatial attention to a new and
splendid assent cent of
.ADIEN.
it,
new
wtireE HEHI.IN GLOVES.
GLOVE-nit, the new Potroleum and Havana Shades,
An aseortmentof new colors In KID (SLOPES,
/SLACK LACEIIITTer-neer*Apes;
Amos, pule asso rt ment Of
I.A. lEn' and ..1111.1lItEN`LICOTTON HOSE:
tiENT'S YIN E ShLlltTtl , DENBY Tie.s, SCARPS;
HAW , HOSE, StISPKN 1.1 NILS, Un
do.:
LA DI Ks' on , IIIICNT'S GAUZE 11.£1...t.Nu 11N 11011-
V EST' • .
•
To tlerehants and Dealers.
Our Wholesale Department, well ststuked
with arm ytidnirl n the NOTION w LINE, whIrTF-e
offer tot Trad• as low as any house East or Wes t.
dc CARLISLE,
ID Fitt!' Street,
A.es. ttor 11, ••1.01•Is WISIII N FACTUR.
I. IS al PAN Y.'•
I'TIC SKIRT al illSoraclarere Prices.
my I:
ARWITLINOT. A'. T. NOAR RON 0. s - rerita N 01 ,
ARBUTHNOT, SHANNON & CO .,
No. 115 WoOd St., Pittsburgh,
Have lest opqned ■ large new stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
wlap o ted to
aer at tt k :, VAMVIZI.III'..4I,7IVO."'"
New Prints, Detainee, Lawns, Ging
hams, White Goods, Dress Goods,
Shawls, Balmorals, Notions,
Cottonades, Farmers' &
illechanics , Cassitheres,Jeans
Clothes Linens, Drills, Bleached
and Brown Sheeting's and bhiiiings,
BURLAPS, COTTON &AMEN DUCK. 4C.
Merchants are lurked to call and examiner
elect and paces. al l
CABO McCANDLEBS & CO.,
(L AT* WILSON, CANE d C 0..)
wuoixamar. DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
zwac•i, 94 "Viracaci.
(Third house above plamond
1(1.12 PITTSIIIIRtifI, PA.
lefiz;Y- 1 : 1 / 4 4N:1=1:11A
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
JAMES B. OUTER becomes a
mearber atolls Mu, dating from April 12tb, kW.
Ham m mid style of a im nnelmogra.
LEWIS, OLIVE
Pizrasczon. May nth 130.
R d PHILLIPS.
MONONGAIICa-IRON WORKS.
LEWIMILIVER&PHILLIPS.
flaritirACTUlll.na or
Carriage and Tire Bolts, • Sou and Washer,.
Wsu SIM Plow and Wagon Bolls.
LI if it M otion Bolts, TaYare Irons.
tro elehws, Phu Bones,
Wrought Iron Mimes. Sad /roma. he.
sar +Jonas AT SOCTIi SSP or NSW atoms° A tna
LA ilarDalt. •
WAREHMIISE—WateI
Pittsburgh.
• r and Alarket Strpets
nail!
TION.
NOTICE 1$ nEnitini Givra
',mg 110 p•naershlp heretofore existing he
tsreen the undersigned, in • the gesersi LIVERY
STABLE AND OMNIBUS /SUM NESS, u this day
dilsolvid try mutual consent. • . ,
The twelnesS lobe continued and debts psid and
minims collected byJA.MICK K. DAPS.
JAMES LAIN.
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JAtUIRtJC:DAIN,
.
l'irts)strisou; )one gob. Inni.—jebt:dni
DII3SOIOTION,
iISOOLITION , .OF
FIRM 'OF ' . .COOLING; - :. 110..
Mewl(
the
WisALholved oi Molls& .12y
OctObear. hr , the iltaas or koicular,ROßNlC/5011-
154wawd 14.hrldget ho. old 41.4.pdJohtet11111 dolma
due' tossJd 'drat. and. ham .4nuasferred. hlor Mere.,
thcre..la . illeorgo , M
E iner, assigns of;A.,U. Curt-
WC. who will .ettle all claims duo too
rg. r by ia.hl 11, m.
° Ai t 14
4,
EDWARDa= .DITIIILID4I6..
inne6.43 . _
.11-4a11:1141T 431-ItA..lr,
SI4N.
PAINTER,' GRAINER AND . ELAZIER,
64 Hand: st.,;:tittabArgh.
rlgia_aud thrikateatallg l u at veer,' ‘deacrlptla.p
dont ardet• Alt.,itark tiont p,rompuy at mamma-
We rata.
WILLIALM 114-1410* - 111 ,
(Lace or itmAnw itaawalak
sorsa suc cornea : llf Tbtret sad Itarin ;Weft.
ailtLETlfo,ooo bu.
Bala;to Elevstorac i p
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WEDNESDAY, TONE 27, 1868.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
Additional Local Matters on First Page
The Gazette.—Persona leaving the city
during the entnmer, can have the Gesirrni
maned to them by leaving their address at
our counting room.
Old Nan Stabbed and Cruelly Beaten.
A desperate row 'oceUrred In Church alley,
near the Academy of Music, yesterday in which
an old man named Patrick Kearney;waa stab
bed In the aide with a pen knife and afterward
beaten . to a shocking manner. Thesermin of the
quarrel, as ;toted by Kearney, In as follows
Ito had returned from his work at noon and
while washing himself at Ins own door, a
young man named Thomas Langhrey, whose
dwelling adjoins that of Kearney's, came up
behind and struck him in the nook, Kearney
turned around to defend himself when Laughs
rey's sister picked up a boulder and struck
him in the sido, knocking him down, then
m bo o h t
cr u u m el m p a nn on .
him
i a e n d en d b e o a a v orlnkgr t
toes-
cape
from their clutches, Laughrey
stabbed Kearney In tho aide dieting a wound
of about ten inches In dap , which, although
painful. ittnot of a serious nature. The inter
position of Kearney a wife saved him from
fur thor abuse and his assailant nod.
As soon as Kearney had his injuries dressed
he repaired to the Milne of Alderman Lynch
and preferred charges of assault and buttery
with intent to kill against Thomas Laughrey
and his sister, Sarah laughrey, tor whose er
red. warrants were Immediately tallied; but
owing to the fart that they had sought safety
In Might they could not Ist found. We Under
stand that tbe present quarrel Was the result
of an old IlnittlOnny between the parties,
caused by hoarney—who occupies rooms In
Lauglirev's house—miming to shove vutll ho
niltalid become suited In other quarters.
Robbery In RI/inning—An Extensive
lentil Andes
Tho store of Mr. Walls; in Water street, In
the benumb of Klttaning, Armstrong county,
was entered on Saturday night by thieves and
robbed. The robbery Is supposed to have been
committed about midnight, and was evidently
the work of an expert rogue. An entrance
was effected by forcing open the front shutters
and then removing a pane of glass twelve by
sixteen inches In sine. Once Menlo, the thieves
made a careful examination of the stock, end
selected such articles as could he easily
- transported." The office desk first attracted
their attention, and after forcing opus the
drawer, they obtained a pocket book contain
ing upwards of one hundred and elekty dol•
Zara In legal tenders and United states cur
rency. B an dies this they carried off n certall -
cute of deposdo on the Ettlamng Bank for
four hundred dollars, dated May 9th, 1016 pay
able to J. E. Wells, with a credit on the back
Of $174.55, and several other valuable papers.
Among the 'mods carried off were revolvers,
pistols,en knives and sundry other articles,
the who le amounting to about sLx hundred
dollars. There is no positive clue to tile
Utley., but they are supposed to have hailed
from Pittsburgh. Two of toe revolvers taken
were Sharp's patent four shooter, the male
spring In
each bettm broken. One was of Al
len &Wheelock's patet, and two small seven
shooters, sUvor.plated, the main spring being
out of each.
Mr. W 11115 offe,ps fifty dollars reward fur the
aporeheimiorrisf the thieves.
Court of Quarter Session..
Judges Sterrett and Brown on the bench.
Toe...AY, Juno . 11.—in the ease of Richard B.
Young, et al-, composing the Pearl Oil Com
pany, operating a refinery near Temperance
ville, the Jury found a verdict of not guilty on
the first count of the indictment, bet guilty
on the second and third counts—amounting,
in plain words, to a conviction for keephig
and maintaining a nuisance. Sentence was
deferred, and there will likely be a motion
entered in arrest of Judgment and for a new
John Donahue pleaded guilty to an assault
and battery, and was lined five dollars end the
cost. The name party was defendant in a
surety suit, and was ordered to pay the costs.
August J. Main! was indicted fo: felonious
uisuult and battery, but was allowed by the
Court to enter a plea of assault and battery - .
Sentencs deferred.
Peter Kaltenixorn, of the Eighth ward, in
dicted for selling liquor without license, plead
guilty and was tined fifteen dollars and costs.
the
It. Caster was tried and convicted for
the larceny of a "white cow with red cars,"
hut recoininended to the mercy of tie court,
the evidence in the ease being; of such a char
acter as to create grave doubts as to defend
ant's felonious intent. Sentence deferred.
Sirs. Jane Pletcher,of Tomperencev Me, wan
indicted for selling liquor without license, on
the evidence of. . H.. Latimer, who WWl spe
o -
c n in r ilx
ery
(pointed
the
bomu
tmtOmak ir a l ti re t urn leJ
u
of l
y
acynn-
Led her and required the county to pay the
William noniface and James Ketnati were
tried and found guilty of WO lareeny ot en
.l the Allegheny wharf, belonging to
James sliallenherger. Sentence deferred.
A 'Variety of Changes.
0 10115 Meyers, who was arrested on Tuesday
morning while in the act of crawling through
a window in the house of Amelia Liumburg on
the corner of Sixth allll Grant streets, had a
hearing ybsterday before Mayor McCarthy.
Mrs. Hemburgh alleges that Myers ntruck her
In the face and threatened take her life. John
being unable to gave satisfactory reasons for
his conduct was held in three hundred dol
lars for his appearance at court. Subsequent..
ly, Amelia, not yet satisfied, went. to Alderman
Strain and made those more charges against
Meyers, one for false pretence, ono for lar
ceny, and one for selling Minor without
license. A hearing will be had to-day,
Child thin Oser.—While driving op First
street, yesterday, In a light baggy, Dr. McDon
ald Me Over a little girl named Annie Me
, nullity, who, at the time of the accident, was
engaged at play with some companions. The
doctor went immmliately to her stst
ance, it was discovered that the
wheel had passed over her right foot
canning her to fall to the pavement with
such violence as to injure her about the head,
and It In supposed Internally. Those alto V/ It
nosoed the occurrence freely eshouorate the
doctor from all blame In the premises
Charged with Keeping a thiwdy fiance.
—Patrick Kearney yesterday appeared Iselure
Alderman Edward Lynch, of the Third ward,
and made all information against Mrs. Doyle,
a resident of Church alloy, for keeping
bawdy house. The deponent alleges that he
is Irequently annoyed by men and women
going to and from Mrs. Doyle's at all hours
of the night, pad that their conduct on these
occasions has a tendency to injure the public
morals. A warrant was issued for the arrest
of the accusal.
- A listahand and Wife Charged with
Assault and ilatfter7.—John Gallagher
made oath against John 11`11riar and linnaah
Ms wife for assault and battery yesterday be
lore alderman Lynch. Gallagher states that
iVilnar knocked him down while Mrs. ir Bri
ar pelted him with stones. The pugilistic
'couple were arrested and forced to enter ban
to the amount of $3OO each to answer at Court.
False Pretense.—A. H. Rowan was charged
before Aidnrman Strain, yesterday morning,
with procuring from' P. Y. McNally One hun
dred and twenty-live dollars by tone and
fraudulent representation. Rowan was ar
rested and bold In the sum 01 five hundred
dollars to answer at the September term of
the Criminal Court.
Seriously loinred.—A young man named
Christian Wmip, was severely injured by be
ing thrown out of a wagon belonging to the
General Grant Engine Company, on Rebecca
street, In tho Firer ward, on Monday evening.
lie was taken to his home immediately after
the accident, where ho now lien In a critical
condition.
FWD Strnek.—Patilck Yitsgersid, a coal
hauler, was sun struck yesterday morning in
the 'First ward.Allegbeny. Ile was in the em.
ploy of Roc. Mr. Phipps. who summoned Dr.
Thom. The usual remedies were applied and
Fitagemld Is now in a fair way of recovery.
Lie is a married man and resides at Port
Perry.
Found In the nnreeL—n sorrel home was
found wandering about the streets last night.
The animal was taken to ilcUabtare , livery
stable, where it died a few henna after, it is
supposed from being driven too hard on the
preceding day. Mr. Howard, the proprietor
of a livery stable on Hocond•btreet, was the
owner.
A Coal Digger Irsjured.—A coal digger
named John:Dick wasLinjured in a cm..l pit
near Nobleatolm.on the/line of the Steuben
ville Railroad, yesterday, by a lot of slate fall
ing upon hlm while at work. "liis injuries are
of such a character that his recovery Is oon
entered extremely doubtful.
The Stoking or She IIaIL—In yesterday's
(kluge yi vs noticed tthe sinking of the steam
boat flail, of WM city, ha
hand ffiLslmippi river,
near Memphis. She an insurance of
Mao in thla city, the amount beingequally
divided between the hurchn, Boatmen's and
Beth cOmptinies.
Mallelous..—John Kook was wrested yes
terday and brought before Mayor McCarthy,
charged with malicionsly breaking a lamp
liests the property of Mows. Weldon it Kelly,
plumbers on Wood street. After a hearing
the accused Wits hold to hall for trulL
Getting Better,—tdieha.el Sullivan, the
man who wan .stabbed on Saturday night in
the kyltlk war:L.la gettingalong very well
now, - his pliyaleLens believing him to be almost
out of danger. ideAnnally will have o bearing
on the l&! otJuly.
Court.—Thera were ton eases of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct before
his Honor yesterday morning. Three were
mdischarged, two paid light fines, and the re
maining five west to the Hill for urlef po.
node. ,
Surety of the Peslee.lltu-y Andrews yew:
terdoY Unpaired before Aldermon Lituubert
and made an Whir/nation against 'Lewis noir
for surety of Cho peace. Lewis was arrested
and held to bull to keep-Menem*.
ExaaaLoatltto.—Tho rlttalog OTOMtnatton
of
.trulkolrlokloy academy ooMmonco to
morrow Morning, Kt tb.. mationtoo. In the
bOXOUith of Bewlekte7. -ALL persons biterearmi
are rospootrmuy Invited to mood.
Yeager mook eL—A... ,4 l:l ,.. er; 4l :Am e h ot . x . m . rea
thither tb 5. m_ 0 7"....,%"tV the water being
Qui k esige was deael g th ei Goiuldernble
77"'"""" 011 4 11 alon
, 14:A....u.41, "
Dr . K9
FROM WASHINGTON
Governors Swan, Co. and Norton In no
flurry to Convene Their Legislatures
—lleeovery 01 Secretary Stanton—nen
resentallve Washburn Dangerously
111.—The Hoonts.Coffrotts - Contested
Meat Case—Wealth of Jeff. Donis Again
Fatting—The WM for the Increase of
ante Arlay--Itellatts to Pollen Internet
Mon from 111 r. Seward—nesleso Peo
ple Opposed to Maximilian—The V left
of Pinups Anna.
Raw Tong, June %I.—The morning papers
contain the following special disipstelies fron,
Weattington: Governors Swan, Cox and Mor
ton are understood to be In no haste In con
vening their respectivo Legislatures to act on
the Constitutional Amendment, and to hare
signltirsl the same to the President Tonntx
see men now here doubt whether Governor
Brown.lo, can gat a quorum together la any
reasonable time.
Secretary Stanton has no far recovered f rom
his recent Illnesses to be able to return to the
War Department end resume his duties.
IteprelPMUMPre K. B. Washburn, of Illinois,
wan t.u.ker, suddenly ill with congestion of the
liver, during the proceedings of the lions,' to.
day. Ile fainted away, and was Liken th t.
MIMI.). of General Grant, where lie 1110 W
lies dangerously
'rho louse Committee on Elections have de
rided the contested election In the Fourth
District of Missouri, In favor of the sitting
member, Mr. Kelso.
The arguments in the case of Koontz and
Coferoth, Thirteenth District Pennsylvania,
was concluded to-day before Committee,
and the milications are that ton Committee
will report in favor of giving the seat to Mr.
Koontz.
The friends of Jett Davis have not given .11
the idea id gel ting him rel..ased on arole.
It ls alleged by. the counsel of Davis t p hat hit
health is very poor, and that a change of air
will be more benelleial than all the medicines
ehristendorm Mr. Greeley Is very urgent
111 the matter, and lilts pet on record a strong
letter to that end. The President, however,
lilt.: given no indication that he will interfere
uuless it is put on the ground of Davis' feeble
condition, The report of the surgeon, which
is rau•rived every week, Is that ho in gradually
Im l Pr° Vntte Military Committee have decid
ed to substitute their bill for an increase of
the army for the one which passed the
the other day. The Senate Committee are op
posed to nearly ell of the Douse bill. There Is
great danger that unless the two Committees
recede from their determmatlon the bill will
he defeated. General Grant advises them to
refer the two bills to a Conference Committee,
and let them arrange a satisfactory measure.
The Herald's special
_stave: It is stated by
prominent Senators in Washington that Mr.
Seward has concluded a secret treaty with Na
poleon, by which the United States is debarred
from interfering svith the movement of the
troops now supporting Maximilian. After the
departure of the French It is understoxid Mu xi
tri Man will otter himself as a candidate for the
Presidency of the Mexican Hopei/lie. Having
secured that position he Is to take advantage
of any small revolution, of which Mexico af
fords 60 many, and declare himself Ersperer,
thereby dunking the Monroe Doctrine and hav
ing a firmer imperial throne than at present.
It is probable the Senate will milielt informa
tion from Mr. Seward concerning this little
game.
T same special also sas A atch
from he
General Sheridan to Gen e ral Grant s
s states
that nine-tenths of the Mexican people are .)1,-
pOeed to the longer reign of Maximilian, and
that when the F tench, Austrian and Belgian
troops are withdrawn, ho will have hut foe
upportes In all Mexico
8 The dispatch also states that Santa :time Is
understood to ho here in the interest of 'bath
Maxim Wan and the Church party, and should
he closely watched by the United States au
thorities.
Terrine Tornado at DaMilo—Several
Lives Lost—liens" , Damage to Build
ings.
Burrato, N. Y., June M.—During the torna
do yesterday afternoon the schooners Alarets
pound Goshawk broke from theft moorings
and run into the canal boat Monitor, killing
a Mrs. Mallory, wife of the steersman .
One man was killed at Black Rock by a (.41J
an the truck boom blown against him. An
other man is supposed to be fatally injured
by being struck with bricks from a falling
chimney ln K remlin Block. The roof of the
west wing of the Foundling Asylum on Ed
ward Street, was blown in. and threechildren,
wino were In tine play room at the Limo, were
almost buried the debris.
In addition to the damage done by the storm
to the property already telegraphed, are the
following, A heavy Maim found its way to the
root of Capts Dobbins' house, on Magurd
street, and crashed through. The copula of
school house No.l, Sevutith streeLr.as ear-
Heil away. The Weird of Trude Reams sky
lights were broken. Nearly half of the upper
light roof of the Niagara Falls depot gave
way to the storm. The lower end of St. Jo.
seph's Cathedral was damaged, and the wood
work of St. John's Church toner was sw ept
alint.st entirely away. Measra. Brisbuirs Ar
cade buildings, about thirty feet of °muter
torn off and ttio double skylight, oven
Staght's Lillian! saloon. A machine shop and
agricultural works on chicago street was par•
tMily anroofed. Mr. liouso's organ factory,
on Clinton, near Elm street, had Its Iron!
Mown In. 'the total toss is not estimated yet..
it Wls the worst Eto.ll known fora great
many years. lit la-sted about half an hoar.
The Late Slensphls lllot—Report of In.
Cve•tigullng COMmittee—The Direr.
Cause of the Riot—The Loss to tbeGot•
erument.
New Tong, June 211.—The report of the in
ventlipttion of the Memphts t lnto lately, col
Johnson, Inspector General of the Depart
ment of Kentucky and Tennessee. and Major
tillbrattli, aid to General Howard, and the As
sistant Commissioner of the Freedmen's Mo
reau, has been nude public. They say that
the remote cause of the riots was the ill feel
ing OSlSthlg between the low whites and
blacks, both of whore are about equal in Intel.
ligence, being us degrnded as human beings
can be, and each advancing rival claims of au
perlority over the other.
The direct cause wits 11 collie:don between
the policeand thedischarged colored soldiers.
The civil authorities took no official actimi
whatever. The ,city Recorder made a seceli
to the mob, urging them to kill the entire nig
ger rtme, and num nIl the cradle. The nr
tern or General Flrirkle were threatened with
destruction.
Three negro churches and eight school hoe
sallive of which belonged to the United
es, and about fifty private dwellings era
pied exclusively by negroes, were bured.
The loss to the government and to the t a o
grues will foot up gee no, and probably much
higher
The Colton Crop—Despondency of the
/•/enters,
New Vora, .1 one •31.—1 t in said that the
cotton planters of the South have labored na
iler serious disadvantages this year. Hour)
mina, Innudatiomi, toreadors, Insects,. rotten
semi, lack of implements, um( insufficiency of
labor, ha% f] made them 11011e1Or. 01 all urrvage
crop. The most despondent among them
estimate tank Lim coming crop not cs
coeil lioe,ooo bales, while others, more hope( 11l ,
.Limatc It at 1,400,000.
•
iTATEMENT OF TUE REAL ES
TATS SAT INUB INSTITUTION, on the :MU
day of AVrtl, 11106.
ASSETS.
Bonds uld Mortgages,lbeing Scat
Ile ns on Masi Natatc,). ..... ...11203,367 fia
U. S. S-20 Monde 70, AO CO
S. Itoll Bonds yr. au
Itaal Estate
Interest due May lat., oil above,
(001 yet realised.) MOO IM
Ulnae Vurnitu re NIS to
()lab 42,0 M 74
Total eato,Bi2 ar.
Amon. clue :lepositore ttl2o, ISO 71
Amount due Depoaltura, Inter
est May let, liggl SAM t
-- $218,f07
Balance Contingent rund 21,241 lb
The above is a true statement.
. .
A. A. eIABILI KM, Treason,
The unitemigned Auditing Committee, hake
rt
am Med tile Books of the Institution, the Bonds,
Mortgages mut !Securities, and counted the Cash,
and ilnit the toregolng statement correct.
WM. 11. SMITH,
U. CH /LIM,
W. B. C
tIY I / I CICIII3 UP THE INSTITUIIiVEL ANII.
President-14.4,c Jests. Vice President—R'. B.
Corimatiot
Tittri,rl=B-13011. T. IL Howe, Hon. J. K. Moor
head, Isaac Jones, C. G. lius.y, N. Voegtlk, Jacob
fainter, Harvey Childs. W. B. Copeland, Wm. H.
Smith.
Interest allowed on Deposi ts In this Imattntlon at
SIX PER. CENT..per payable to the Helms
lien In Mar and November, which. If not drawn.
will be added to the prlnelval and compounded.
InterCet commences on Deposits on the tat and
2 . pe Ub day Or c rUeV n.
"d:Deooee94 A. M.
rto
1 o='cook
o ' clock: /7ie 2 6llt7fVl tlrT, :. l's,
GOVERNMENT SALE OF STORES
PrITIMUItO
OPTI P
tt,A., June dM. 8.
:AL K.,
Will be sold AL r Odic Auction, to the highest
bidder, at the Unser-omen' Wsrelionlei uPPrisile
JULYY. W. &C. R. li. Depot, on Penn street,
2d, MG, sale conwnenclng at /0 o'clock, khe
ft/tinning Clothing and Camp and liarrison Lodi
prgo. via:
net Well TAM Poles•
(g) Tire selComulan •' •
(ISO) One hundred and for Camp Keit).
(WA)) Two hundred Mess Psoc
and Tine hundred and slaty Wool Blankets.
(1) One Orest Cont;
ill Two Recruiting Flag Halliards;
(4) Your Hied
Haute, s Ingle.
rens*, Cash, In government hinds.
JtMallOto U. C. LUCILM, M. S. K.
DLITT, k/IYAnTlawArout OlksiguAL•s orrn.w, )
PlTTedillnon, PA., June Istb. lion, (
s,:ti.LE. OF GOVERNMENT A NI
/MJILB.—WIII he sold at Public Auction to do.
highest blild6r, ou the drrril DAY/Or .1U WE n.
at the liovertncni.l2,ll, corner of tiarriwo Alley
and/layette Iltreet, this oily. the following public
Animals els:
IU MORBRBI
. - • -
AU MULES.
The abuse are very superior animals and I n any
oudltion, suitable for any purpose for winch they
ar be required.
Perseus desirous to purchase such sub:eels will do
ell Le attend tbe sale.
Terms—Cash, U. IS. Vurrency.
AalmW mold singly.
Sale so commence at 10 O'clock •.
O. MUTSU,
loth:dal LleuL and &humid' h.
NO'fleEr-Whereas Letters of
Adminlstretlon on the estate of LA WIIKNOI
PVII.ALS }MCA. 'steel Br/serve township. Allegh,
fly County, deceased, have been arnnted to the sal.-
setzber, all persons indebted to the arid estate an
rehuested to Mato Immediate payment, and those
baying dolma or demands against Um same will
fr a rr . Let lhem, properly vet To r t de
boy2l:affl Spring liazdeuun
R, Reserve 4.
A DIIIIIVISTHATOWB NOTICE.—
Letters of Administration have been this day
granted to theorterslgned on the estate of WIL
LIAM HoW
.math of Yawn township, dec'd. All
persons Snowig e/remises htdcbtud_lto said estate
are request...l tohlahe Immediate payment, and all
./11.0..4re requested to present thei r account fur
Mod acttlerucht. • • wg/.. w. lgigAhrg,;
mr24:bl9 Amialatraar.
_ _
-
CAN BEAT THIBIB9 00
•
For Two' WOoks Only,
lasa selling a OW 1/11ZN(ILL OAyp tacor pod!,
or my owii rer the mall sum or MIN k utn.
at N#4o;*iY,itel woes.
DA.I I / I CL BiA, 35.
l!MEIM!!!MI
1
THE QUEEN OF
HAIR RESTORERS!
MRS. WINSLOW'S QUEEN RAM RESTORER
9LIF.F.N, not only In NAME. but In Tin Tran.
Is the Best Hair Restorer ever offered to
the Public.
An In fallible niaSTOnlau and ratalf.lo . alt of We
Hair If falthfULy applied.
If is no Bair Dye.
It acts directly upon the mote of the hair chang
ing grey halr
tolls origmal We color: ha i r : stin gpremath, decay and falling out of the ...l...Hea
ting scurf and dandruff; and coring all bubo, of the
mal
It 0111 chmigu dry nod wiry hair to .011 and luxu
rit,ant trey...sun.
It Imparts a tlellghtfLl fragrance to tin. hat,
you
In th. shaw t. or
retain
It thr h ough Ilfr t . too
If yu wis to resore Your hair. as In
l
ERSAINSLOWS QUEEN BAIF. RISTORER.
l'rlre SI per bottle. bold by all Itrugglata
R . E. sET.T.vag & CO.,
Wholesale Agents.
TAMP
t. 11W111. HsitPHII L &
BOILER MAKERS
SHEET IKON WORKERS,
Nos. 20, 22. 24 and 26 Peen street.
Having secured a large yard, apa fitrulshed It will
the most approved machinery, we are prepared 10
Inanufaeture every description of BOILERS, In the
*ea manner, and Warnillted equal to any Blade In the
rowan . . CHIMNEYS,! BEECH INC, Y 1 arc BEDS.
STEAM PICKS. LOL'OMOTIVE BOILERS, CON
DENSERS, SALT PANS, TANKS, OIL STILLS,
Al/STATORS, SETTLINii PANS, 13011. ER IltoN,
BRILKIES, grUtrAtt CARP; and Cole m.ottacqurern
of BARNHILL'S PATENT BOIL/CRS. Itepalring
done on the shortest notice. )c.5,41
tar LAKE SUPERIOR
COPPER MILL AND SMELTING WORKS'
PITTTSBURUH
PARK, facCITRDY et CO.
Manufacturers, of SHEATHINti, SKAZIEILS• AXIL)
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER IIIYVTOMIS,
RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, SPELTER SOLDER.
Importers and dealers In METALS, TIN
PLATE, SHEET IKON, WIRE, An. Constantly on
hand, TININESS' MACHINES and TIM/LS. it are
house, No. Minn/Yr and 120 St.COND Sinatra, Pitt.
burgh. Special orden of Copper ant to any .lesired
pattern. mylaira.t.l&wT
rag - PITTSBURGH SAW WORMY,
era of
HUB
ATENTBAILDG, co, M d
CAST STEEL SANS,
of e atnifeetur •
PIP/UNIX CIR warrant
everyCULAß'S,
do.rlption. MIR,
Crosa-, elang all other v.
All kind,. of Col KNIVES and SPlLlNtil3arieties
, made from
Sheet Cast-Steel ,• Extra Relined REAPER A NIA
AttiWINU KS IVES., Se.
Snolrsy- W
rntaxtre. arehouse
Pitteand WOI lb, corner Waria and
w! liurgh.
Particular attention paid to re-toothlng, gumming
andstraightening Circular Sawu; also, repairs of all
Punch.lng end Drilling done at reasonable
rates.
Gr'ROBEVSOIi, REA A. CO, (Sue
cessors to ItOntaatni. MIS,. &
AVAIHNTRN %cams.
Founders 111 mix. 1 Ilaiburirla.
Manufacturer of BOAT AND STATH s KILN
sTKAM ENGINES, BLAST ENOINI; MILL MA
CHINERY LEANING SIYTIN(4 ASTINLitt of
all tleaerititious, OIL TANKS A and STILLS, BOILER
AND SHEET IRON WORK.
461 - Agent+ for GLITARIPS PATENT INJ ECTuli,
or feedlot
IarJOHN COCEIRALIIi 61. BRO.,
hfanufactu rers of I
RA( VAULTS AND
VAULT DOOMS, IRO RING, VVINDOR
aIIUTTERS, NVLNDOW GUARDS, hr., Not. 91
sEPOND nod as TIMM STREET, betnneo N ood
and blarket, have on hand a variety of new patterns,
fanny and plain, suitable for all purpones.
P Particular attention paid to enclosing Grave
Lots. Jobbing done at short notice.
06 — DARILIAGE AND CELIBACY,
an arra of Warning and Inntrartloo
alen sl Aiv )
o. Dineaven mud Ant"...•Wel, pro...
t rate the • I , , r with .1 in rant. r.ll. l. free of large to aralint let ter rn,t.loqc, A.l-
• ries, Dr. J. 'still-L.IN HOUGHTON, lion and An
nan Ikon, rbilarielohla, Pa.
POLITICAL
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION,
22d DISTRICT.
Th.. UNION ItE.PV II LICA N VOTERS of the 2,1
'wig re , ..ional 1 , 1.4 t rivi are 1 ,./111 1 /111.11 to meet at the
usuat places 1.1 holding elections In the vario...
Wards. Boronglis anti 1 townships, In said District,
On Saturday, August
And elect TWO DELEUATEs from each election
district, to ine•et In'ounty Convention on TUES.
lIA Y, AUGUST I 4 th. at JO o'clock a. in., for the
purpose of placing In nomination a candidate for
t.otigress.
The primary ( 1 1115 to tin townehlps will be
held between the hours of font and sit o'clock, and
In the wards nod boroughs between the hour, of
four and seven o'clock r. a. In the swarth, and bor.
..ughts the election,. shall be ballot, and In the
townships by marking or by hailed.
By order to the t nintrilt
W. J. 1211...11.12E., Thal rruan.
lir_ir - CONGRESS, 22d DISTRICT.
HON. J. K. MOORHEAD
Having placed himself at tic disposal of his friends.
In response to their call made on him. Bib nanic I^
now presented by them as. candidate. for nomina
tionfor liongrese (or the =I District, subieet t..
the action of the Union Republican Con!, IVI 0110.. n.
Lion.
ap2,lc
IkrCONGIVJESS
GENERAL JAS. S. NEGLEY
Nit' DA TE IN THE 220 DISTItIcT.
n lS th::ll,23 .
d
r4r - CONGRESS.—The friends of
•
HON. JOHN P. PENNEY
Will present his name to tin. Convention of the
Union putt' , fur nomination as &candidate fur Con
gress to the'24 Distrlet. mhl2:6wd
NOTICES.
N CYFICJJEI.
1.1/TICS UNITS htATICI.I nit,. CO.:IMT, )
W 14012,114, ISIIAL/VUltl) it 0.. l • roprltwors.
WE WOULD MOST RESPECT
. VIILLY announce that consideration of the
following cogent (old we trust satisfactory) reaorom.
we have Snail concluded that a pootponenient
would be equally advantsgeoet to the nubile. and
ourselyes. namely, that we prefer to
Dispose of all the Tickets and give
the Public all the Prizes,
tutu to hold a quantity Of ticket. (as proprietor , .
asually do) nod thereby enhance our elm.o of
drawing the large on/.
The draw° ....Aber. rOl be publlshe.l Ute Chi
cago dolly papers aa soots. drawn. and when the
drawing la of er each agent will be loinkbed with a
in
pi eta tof `abovew notober,
I o view of the ',thou, which we hope will
I out luentl y satlnfeolory.
WE HAVE POSTPONED THE DRAWING
UNTIL TllB
9th Day of July, 1866
=I
wutetna RRAI,PI.ItI,,t
(YrIC.E;
To the Tax Payers of the City
of Pittsburgh.
x. 81:
'11:11E CITY TREASURER la now
ready 'rugeive ail Lazes payable at this utile,
Nu. 110 Lb street, nublect to a reduction el
FIVE PEE CENT., If paid before the Plll it DAY
DV A UhlUoT NEXT.
The kiencantile Licenses aro due nod must be aid
Itefore Die FLEET DA Y OE JULY NEXT to or p der
to nave cost and exptmee of nett [refuse an Alderman.
.lelZoi.3 WEI. EICkiIIAUM, Treasurer.
(I r ritaki.
VI °LOURS OF SIXTH WARD
WU NT T I AT 68 art ereb notied
to present the Y saint, for redemption h , at the y
office of
.1. M. littlitin, No. 01 Peen street.. within SIXTY
15* fls. alter which time they will cease to be re
deemed. by order of
1ei.i..113 el NTH WA Ills I.
1 rJJ(jj
TILE REMAINING PART of the
...large property for bale laid gut in Boyd & Alien's
plait or lots, will be sold In lots or by the acre.:plendl.l for gartieulux purposes or ror city reel
11000e. Apply to Wit. b. IttlYll, at the odic. of
Kirkpatriek Mellott. eoroir of Diamond atitl
ant streets, or to RICH ARO ALLEN, ou the
property. at Lower : t. Clair Hotel. nayl7;ake
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS., &c
cCAL L IMO 1111011IIERS No. SO
pouitTit writ P: ET. We nave no Lands s stay
nuperlor stock of
c)...maaupiErrxxv
• e.L."L n." 4.1 Yg`Zt,',
it ee r .
IA O ' A ND TAIL LE OVICILB — ETery kind In
ose.
LIICANTH AMPS—From the finest quality Collie
icwert priced.
,ANTDN COCOA AND MANIC; A
MATTINGS, &c.
MoCALLIIII IgWTUEBy,
Fo~rly W. L. R]!: Mcc lhm.
W E OFFEEI THE LARGEST.
Stock in the West of every
thing in the line of Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Damask, Reps and
Lace Window Carta*. G o ld
Bordered and Plain Window
Shades, Table and Piano Cov
ers, of our own importation, at
the Lowest Prices reached since
the War. A line of Scotch In
grain Carpets, of our own im
portation just received—very
handsome ---never offered in this
country before--•-and at prices
MOPon the resent rate of Gold
MOP & COLLINS,
714 731fftlilikeet, 2d Boor,
MIN tollJetnig to U. 04 Comm Plooloo sautroololloo
FOR BALL
•.. . .
I FINE RESIDENCE
LIDDY, '
,
i W 4 C).IEiL /31.am.3E2
l="l,2ll:lll4l2l3ammEL,
Tr ONE OF TILE BEST PORTIONS. OF A1.1.g- GAS R D STEAjyr FITTERS.
GHENT CITY. A ;arse and thoroughly Stashed
Cor. Sixth and Sinithneld Ms.,
two-story Double Brick Dwelllus, c.:.titoislo tt it '
r""''' ' ""I°°. nod
01" halls " ' 4 ""' ' I ' M; P an- : ,M=. XTTIESMIITELCVEL-, 1...44....
tries. closets and a bur.; sr twoof safe The S.Die i
AND
grounds surrounding t .., muumuu abound In choke !
gropes and fruit, sod shwlo been. A. !noble sod ;
pp,,,, Beaver and Chestnut Sts..
Coach Rouse, with other out-lotildiuse., combine to
MANCHESTER.
male thi"'"l'l"''"'d'"''' For g '" . "" l '''' ! All ki„ds a Water, G. and Steam Fixtures kept
apply to .. J. BRYAN,
• ...Watt' or; hulto. Jet:eS/
Broler 1„ Stock. 11w1 heal Eolat, i _
.r..:, " '.."""
"..
'"."°'
"°°d''''). ADDY, WILLIAMS & BARTLEY,
FOR SALE.
k'CEP ON HAND . 1 SUPERIORArticIe of
A EILLST-CLASS IiUsINE., hi AND
The :dock. YElLuren, tio4ol , tore House.
Dwelling nod largo Lot In Ten Irk ley. I.A.is
$3,000 a mouth. l'on.oonton 'chola luitnedigtol..
Aix sough Housed god Lute, very cheap.
Ore
Severa
acres l Lots at Edgeworth btatlon. from One to
in at
Apply to
JAMES T. SAMPLE,
Feel F.alate Broker and int.:trance Agent.
/en N.. n 5 Federal street. Altegheuy.
011 SALE—A Farm or 216 acres,
situate ID Plum township. Allegheny .UWI,
In. Thu iniptoVementa arc a two-story Frame
Ilouae with els rooms and kitchen; a large Ilona
Baru, re by 50, end other out-blinding, good I),
chard; 170 acrea cleared nod Ina good ea
of Out-
Ovation. Ytic land Isof the nest quality ; well
adapted for grain or atock, end la all underlaid with
Coal, a very large amount of Locust timber. Coo
seaalou given immediate/7. convenient to churches,
suills, do. For further particulars, on
quire of U. If. TOWER, /teal Iterate Agent, ho.
164 Fourth street. rayllmso
1.4X18 SALE—A Farm of about 20
A. acre, oppoelle Townaend titatlon, North Wert
ern IL IL. duties front Pittsburgh; about 5 acres
cleared: balance good timber land in varieties; :51
acrek or coal, good trio, pit open: .A frame dwelling
of four rufma good aiding of water, 50 troll tree,.
.1 earl, tiv a uf fruit; is a splendid place fur a vine
yard.
Also, a lot 50 by 191 fret, ou Peebles street. In
lownaldp, .Allegtwi y t couty. WIII be sold
N o ll
Fur ten., to., apply at n
the heal &nate
and Insurance t Pelee of U. b. BATE.,
Ie la Ittiller litrpvt. Lawrenceville.
FOB SALE.
At fllithale Station, Pa. It. It.,
Only seventeen minut.a• ride from the Union Depot.
TWELVE AND A HALF ALHEn, adjoining the
residences of Alex. Bradley, Kai., and Mrs. Or
Denny, and beautifully situated fur a Won try lies
idence. JOHN D. BAILIS,
/Hock and heal Estate Broker,
,lel No. lin Fourth street.
VOR SALE—A Farm of lath acres,
lu Elisabeth township, Allegheny county, Pa.,
near the ,Noughluirbetty river. Tbe Improvements
, re • Hewed Log House a good Baru, Stable and
I :tiler out-buildlugs; (enema gen.yrally good; well
watered; 116 acres cleared; veins of Limestone, the
under vein about o.ti feet thick; blue upper vein
Het; tery convenient to the river. It is well tim
bered with the heat white oak. and 1,1144 k walnut
limber. Price Saw per acre. For further partieu •
lard, enquire of U. H. Tt/WHIL Heal Estate Agent.
No. 104. Fourtn street. ulyl7:atti
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.—
Farm, containing about 150 acres. mar the
Sig Mile Ferry. on the Monongahela river, on which
Is erected two-slory . Brick 31ansion House and
Barn, and other out...hulltlings. Also, several other
) anus, • ell located, iu Allegheny and Westmore
land counties, contalyylng from 100 to . = acres. Coal
au.] Lune Farms for Sale on the ateuneny Ille kill -
road and Monongahela river. For funkier partic
ulars, enquire 01 WILLIAM WAHL,
joa, (Opposite the Catliedral.)
N Orient street.
cs.l,
1. 4 `0R SALE.—A BRICK DWELL
-. /NU ItOUhlt, situated oa N esters a, cone, Al
legheny City. containing seven ruvms. both room
and Sniaheo garret, gas, hot. amt cool water, large
ball, lug ood condition. Lot 22N by H. 5 feet.
Also a lot adjoining the above 22).), 125 fret
in a' m foot sHeet. flit lute ore plante with fruit
trees and grape vines. A convenient residence nor
any gentlemen doing business lu thecity. For
terms and particu/ars apply to IL. MITCH h. 1.1„
tile
City. premises, No 13 V. ustern al , enue. Allegheny
el 4; 07,rrs.
TEMPERASICEI ILLE PROPER
FOIt SALE. —on, Lot ail nil Ong Method's,
Church,
Two Lots atm , . r James Woods' !tolling
annuire of
KEOKUK K. VIACK KR.
ti 3
or. JAS .D. FLAAVKI:, Temporrtoo.
VOIL SALE--One Patent Steam
'I A N K. for rood.riug ' fallow or i.r0.0.
II t , TEA al IS "ILEAC. 3 . 2 lorto..11•
smeler. IC It•et long, with noooko
JTRAM btlAr RE rri.E, hold,* 4.00) pound:.
tine ••
bkile.ET 1 RIJN 10R/0.111..4.
•
WM. hENNFIIV t tt..
I.tne.rky Pitt rhu
lOLA Tlty FOB t. ALE
Ilro orts. vltlelt
wilt r.. 11 ltir properl . ,, on the
rad, wilt
ot 11
Hu o, t akl, n lug , tont
A, r rt oot... with a tal l
ne. ELLIN,.
ari l ......-I..•lldlngri, H/ 1,13.11. 11,U,, Lea ot
cad. uuderiahl with COAL, w ell of pun. ster
at
the h.0,1t lloor. A . alert, and I.lrol ircer 1.. Ari l l kll ta,
th, properly h. w Rhin three intl.. Id lite
I,IIIM I 0 II•ii I le. )4.7 .C.A
li'oll. SA LE--.4 pleasant County
Residence, at kiRI . 1 1 , 1 1 11.111./ , reurtayl•
stain Railroad. one-hair mile from Wilkinsattry,
acrer or Laud, a flue new eoutatoltag 11
rounin, xtol undt•rn. well the how...
ith threr acre, or the Si hole. 1.. t.ult pu
chore, For further Information, val.., 4.. II
1,11 r.lt, Yourth “reel. or 1111 the prett,h,er.
J. I. hINII.
1.,`0U SALE—About roilicv
INti 1. era, In planlaid out Isy Mr. Menain
La) self on W00d . ., Run. clonerailroad, l'ereta. •
wall knoutn df.r/k tralatter on may paiutento a:t
-una/1). 111511, Rapt oNort I/writing. WWI ClIO:C.•
•Itruldo•re and boll NO',
I .11 orb, an .E , :v.; 3.1 ethic. stn.. .‘ll, -
Own). or of .1 Aka, Olt Isaac, oh th.•
no It. ii. 1.1,111 i
82 ,200 WILL PURCHASE:
II
J:JAIA7MII.I_,TIV" Cgr
Anil LOT 2.4 he en,on Chortler"! street. Allegheny
I'tlitElz.;.or,„fourligi Quoin
•
VOR SALE—A very desirable two
atury Brick Owelling ot the rooma and good
°eller. attn tte on AIIPII str , L
eetawreneeville, near
Passenger w . All eacellent well or water on
the lot. Will he disposed of unll DCI,I tent, and
Immedlate po.se,elon V., If applied for .ton.
F or t erm, oppl) at heal k.tote and Insurance
e of BATES,
)el] Butler .treet, Lawrenceville.
A CHEAP FARM FOR SALE—
..Ceotame cc acre. or rich Farming Laud, all o n
der good;ence; well Ituproeml; houne, barn, or
chard numerous out-building, Alt...led In
Derry lowunliip, Weetmoreland 0011/a 6 , three tulle,
wvat of Illairovllle Junetion. Pa. Italiread puce
through the fanu, lu a good neighborhood. Tbh
plam. la offered at a low figure. Apply to
ea, It. ateLA IN .1. CO.
MAN IfrFACTURERS. -
. -
G. W. 140111LUW LA.. 11. BARNHILL
O , HARA BOILER WORK S.
MORROW 4 BARN ILL,
MAY UF ACTuusatl OF
Steam Boller., OH StlllY , Agitator., Tanks
Salt Pau, tkoometers, Wrought
1 / 1 )13 itriligrA, Slim.. Iron
Work,
CORNER LIBERTY AND SECOND STS.,
PITTSIBUIitaiI, Pa.
firREP A I 11l 1).1N F. PROMPTLY. my2l
STEAM EIiGEVE PAC:hi:VG.
LUBRICATIVE PACKING,
FOR run
. .
STUFFING BOXES OF STEAM ENGINES.
An anion recommended by all the rallrond com
panion. who have thoroughly tried it, and 161[11mi:t
end usr on over two hundred co d Orr,' Or therail
roads
hundre d thin h country. and on trial by over eve
rs.
ADOPTED BY 20,000 BTATItIN EitY EN
L.N ES. It la a fireit-climi article.
VI CENTS PER POUND.
-••• • • •
LUBRICATIVE PACKING COMII,
SOLE MAN UFAC TUILF.IIS,
T. M. B.PB.BVICioINT,
Nub. 114 ul d 115 Vi El( ST., PITTSBURGH.
x1013:1324
INDUftTIILI.L VIVORKB.
1111011 M. 601.11....1d x. N61,01i OltO.
. . .
H UCH BQI.E & CO..
YOUNDERS, E U 11.115. ILDICIth AND MA•
CHI N ISTS; Dlanufacturcre of LT EAAI BO AT n•
f ff Ks, OIL WELL ENUINEts, LOCOMoTIVIth
for Coal Work., L+.1.1 and Mantle AN
IIINES,modo to order.
- . -• • .
From the well earned reputation of the Manager.
Mr. JAAIXIS BELSON, we hope toneeure o liberal
share of patronage from Steamboat builders and
others scanting good martilnery. Our attn will be to
do all work in the best MILIIIRIr fora fair compensa
tion,and to do It In the time we soy. All kinds of
Cgs FiNiiii made to order. Repairing Machinery
promptly attended to. We can turn it Shift ZS feet
long, and bort or torn a Palley feet illamoter.
Sarbhop on llimacsue Way, near tile Point.
Foundry on Third street, near Market, Flosburgh,
aped:Mud
AnsErisi,
MODES, RTME a. CO., •
.Manufneturers of 111,Ae1i and 411414E14 I .AI I
WANE, Drop(late Ware, Bottles, DemiJohns, Lbw*
ys, ft.e. 44 art:house—No. 144 W ATILIC wricLET
:between thallhneld soul Grant street . Ittsbursbls
1 4. Dw
crcla r ittroilltrit oTaLl:: pe;,lor '" `",aony
Sitaas*am of the above descrlPtion.Ali olden
promptly atteAded to, Particular al.l.entlop paid lc
prinlyinoulds.
`Silt.. P. Glt.LtOa•
LIOSSZIi waleß
, COLLINS & Brittania 4
Braga and nboot Pieta' Workers, Ilrillsolu Uki
o m rs
. Ctr r bo h n i aoll Lard Oil Burners, and all dlllere •
p.,uryttrA.‘4'7lNboy
tr Mho nal. Penna. • °el tlr
- - •
8 SEVEUANCE, No. 4144 WATER
unigs.rtiotairgr'jfi l ticl'en=Van"d ß rlsli t zti
of every description.
Partionlar sized Or Spikes and Rivets lat.
Or
mtmantconitainnude to orde it rat abort notice. A st4nl
ilv n naiad.
UNDERTAKING.
tT. W BITE & CO.,
'UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS,
Manchester, Wootl'• Run and vtelnlty.
Cotlth Hearne at Maiseesier Livery Niajoi h
.thurser on Elneffiaid and Martian otreets.
Hearse and Carriage. farolsbed. nolOtlyd
_ . _ ~_
COFFINS COFFILNS I
IifEEMII
I=l
1111iliUttA N I
UN InCHT AKINU I
U N DZICTAKIDIU I
UNUKKTAKINUI
SOBJFAIT WUJIMunli, Undertaker,
wee, no. Jig POUUTIi IMMO•
Undertaking in all It* branches Disinterring,
laying ont uni famishing n verntung necessary rot
4 b2. 1 ,•• ltannoent,prOmptly auennen to.
rod
hane ; anti Carriage, always oa
, 481:11
&c.
WOOD 1.1311GL1E.03,
All 1.1n.1. of 1 RON PUIII.B, HYDRANTS. SHEET
LEAD, SHEET %IN, , LEAD PIPE. BATH TUBS.
Ks, WATER CI,SETs, WASH BASINS,
WASH STAN Os, At. at their Wareroom.
Corner Sixth and Smithfield Streets,
sarAn aindsof l'A MINI; done promptly.
A/
141- I order. mall immediately attended to..
JeA:r.
STEAM GAUGES,
SCHAEFER:di, BUDENBURCHS PATENT,
Gauge of the Nary Department.
HEWERS' PATENT STEAM PUMP,
'Flip best and Most rrllable Inab.. W.• ha, e Auld a
large number to manufacturer. and 011 rrnners her,
01 we will refer any rani.., Inter-
BAILEY,
to call.
BAILEY, FARRELL & CO.,
No. 167 Smithfield Street.
WELDON AL KELLY,
PLUMBERS,
Gas and Steam Fitters,
AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
A large aseortme DL of
Chandtliers and Brackets, Lead
Pipe, Pumps, Sheet Lead, &c.,
=
164 Wood Street, near Sixth.
141)12;07
wcwrivic3o.
Private Families and Hotels
Can ho furnished with best quality of
HYDRANT HOSE AND PIPES
AT silollt ENT NOTICE AND BEET TEEME, .
JOHN MAFFETT,
Nos. 127 and 129 Firut Street
+5,%.•w PITTSBURGH, PA
T. T. ZWLIN
pLuasHEVG,
GAS AND STEIN FITTING,
HYDRANTS. IRON PUMPS.
8""T ZINC,
L""
" !:ITIsB, BASINS,
WATER CLOSETS ATiU WAHLISIiAIDS.
3Erva mav - et, CIC, ,
(Successors to Addy &
No. 165 Whimlst.. Pittsburgh. Ps
PROFESSIONAL.
JOHN W. .TAYIOIL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 69 Grant Street.
Pri . P. 1 3.1317..R.C3 3EL, PAL
My.,WW
11. L. ..... • ........... J. (
ILACKILELL & McCOMBS,
ATTORNEYS &. COUNSELLORS AT LAW
No. 89 Grant Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
mr.l4:te2s
W. .1. PATTLIthOIt, 71 ) HALL PArr.itliBON
N u tasry Yu 1911 c, S 'ANT S.T. A ttorney-st• Law
W. J. & 11/11,14 PITTEILSON,
Law and Claim Office,
Pensions, Local and Government Bounties, Back
Pay, Prize Stoney, Sc., collected.
OFFICERS' ACCOUNTS ADJUSTED,
come.tio.. made Deeds, Letter.; of Attorney
Bonds, Mortgages:an., written, and all legal Oust
Bove promptly attended to.
B. E. BROWN,
Local Claim Agent,
C), S. SAN. lOM.,
°Wee, No. 67 Fourth Street,
(SILOON D FLOUR.)
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pensions, Bounties, and Arrears
of Pay Promptly Collected.
No charge made until clam, :.et tied, and then
hut • moderate tee_ _ Inytt3:b2l
JOHN A. STRAIN.
.. 9 . 3 EADJEAELIMILELTS,
Ea-Officio, Justice of the Peace,
A N I/ POLICE MAU ISTRATE
Office, 112 I , lllh St., opposite Cathedral,
CITTBII UkW li, LA
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgagee, Acknowledgments,
Depositions and all Logal Boa'nem executed with
promptness and (Hap:Mr h. say 19 :sal
WILLIAM JANCEY, NOTARY
PUBLIC. JUSTICE UP THE PEACE, Atli ,
BEAL E S TATE AUENT. °Mee, eormer of Butler
and Dravo street., LAWItENCBY ILL h.
Special attention given to the purchase and Cale
of 'W el Estate, Me collection of Bents, eud pee
paraJn and aclutowledgment of all kinds of Legal
COUTO,RUCV.W.
WILLIA3I JANKY,
Justice of the Peace and Notary t'utilic
EUSTACE S. MORROVI",
ALDERMAN AND :CONVEYANCER,
72 Penn.syleania avenue,
Foot of the &tension and opposite Chatham StreeL
uartlets96
WILLI= V. ROBB,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Office, No, 93 Diamond Si., Pittsburgh.
111y17:ft44
CHATELINI T. EWING,
Att,orhey at Law,
No. 00 GRANT ST., PITTSBURGH, I•A
' Air Comm...ow, for Ohio, Kentucky, West
'V rgiuio, hilssuori she other States, ntylenoll
ILITAIIT CLAIM, PENSIONS,
BOUNTIES, BACK PAY. .4 Military Claltto
theevery description , collected by the subscriber, at
the following netes, els Peasions,.slo: all other
claims, 13.10. C. TAYLOR,
Diamond Creel, oPPoalANhe e nes r t La .
Itortie.
N. ll.—No charges ate made If the claim does not
nee telt and all Information gtven gratis. set:ly
L. P. STONE,
ATTORNEY: AT LAW,
°Df:AIT.,T°
COAL, COKE, &cc.
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
• DICOSON STOWIRT &CO
Raving removed their (Mar to
No. 867 X.ailbarrt - sr Ellzrecr,
(Lately (My Flour 411111,)SECOND FLOOR,
Are now pfepared to roods!, good YoughlogheuY
Lump, Nut Coal or Slack,
AT THI LOWEST MARKET PH.ICII.
/kr All orders left at their office. or 111111 Irbur.„, no
them through themall, will be attended to promp tl y.
i2s:bz)
CIiAIiLES 11. AUJIISTRIONG,
kIiCTALLIC I
IIABOOLNI I
Youghiogheny andConnellirvi Ile Coal
AND MANUFAOTIIIIEft OF
Coil, Slack, and Donlphurized Coke,
°RATIOS AND YARD
Corner of Batter and Morton: Drat fora on Ltherl
and Clymer street!, Ninth Ward, and onliecond
near Lock No. I, rlttaburgh,'Pa.
rim:maim an d Manufacturers supplied arltbil;o Past
article of Coal or Coke at the tone.; cash rates.
Orders /ell any el the 11141 hr wllt tcoelie . 4
11043/11011.
.t BARTLEY,
TILE DTANI...A Itll
II 1' calling on
JOH_N CANAILIELD, Comunission
J
and Forwarding Mereliant laud whoiteiale dem..
in WeMern Reserve Cheese. Butter. Lard, Port ,
Bacon, Flour, Fish, rot and Pearl Ashes, galenite.,
Linseed and Lard Oils, Dried Fruit, and Pn6ll,
generally, Nos. 11l sod 146 Front street. Pittsbura
D. J OltaYl .
61,{A2. 7,,&.,,onl'fkl,tgrj66o.DlUt
purchasing agents fur all Pit4sburei lelmistiameret.
Warehouse, NO. ILI Liberty sWect, Pittsburgh. l'a.
JOHN 14 1.10C451,-LOWALLI,
JOHN I . HORSE 14 Buttes
bOat, TO Joitn 1. Hollun .1 Co., Wholesale Diu.
core and Commission Merchants, turner of
Drill and Water streets, Pittsburgh. felt
I AMEN DALZELL 6c SON, Mani. -
facturere of Lard WI, and Commission alerchan.
for the purclime and sale of Crude and Relined P.
troleme. Nos. ro and 70 Water street. Pi ti. 4 rgi
Advances made on t umlgitinem,
St:El OitLkILER 161, Iteleszt le
dralers to Liroc.rlus, Your, IT.
Vlsloa, Fish, cite..., Salt, l'erbull 011, Nos. In had
74 Wool Streel, attar L.llwrty 111.rect,
Pa. nel3:ly
GELIEILVE e , LOLA° u/0.050E. lIECTZGAC.
IEAR & IMETZGAR, tirocers and
Commission Merchant., and dealers In all kite..
of (Monttry Produce and Pittsburgh Manufacture:.
NO. , `P. ) Liberty btreeie oPlmalte head ,,(
Pittsburgh, apt I)
RETZER & ARMSTRONG, Fog -
-. warding and Conuntssion Merchants, for Ibe sat.
TFlour, Chain, Macon, Lard, nutter Me ttv [tried
roll., anti Pnxlnce generally, No. Id Ma - .etlitrect,
corner,of First. Pittaburgh4telStly
nought Pas-sash wv DALEELL.
ROUT. DAL.ZELI. & CO.„ Whole
... sale Grocer., Commission anti Ferwarding Mer
chants and deadens In Produce ..... Pittsburgh Man.
ufacteres, No. MI Liberty toner., Pittsburgh.
JOAN WATT song wlLboa.
WATT & 1.,0N, Wholesa le
Grocers, Comm Isabel Merchants, and dealers In
Prodnee and Pitt.berglt Mattufuturets, 11/1 Lib-
Tray street, Pittsburgh. itt,M
LIESET LAELILI,...JULIP BiLIIIIVINL.A. C. WALLACE
sitirTom & CO.,
wholesale lirtmera and Produce Dealers No. 3,
Muth street. Plttaborgh. nal!
ItIDDLE No. 18.3 Liberty St.,
3 -.-.• raL,sur l gs, Commiapion 'Merchant, and
% nolvaale thaler In CounLry Produce, Groceries anti
Pittsburgh manufactures. Cash advanced on t a u t
lIEELLICIAS, and paid for Pru..ince generally. oust
I SAL&H DICKEY & CO., Wholesale
Grocers, Commission Merchants, and dealer. it,
Produce, No. SO Water street and 61 Irons street
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGIII, PA
UINLICI. auvra 1..
s-A•
H. VOIGHT & Co., (Successor+
to U. Graff,) Produce and Commission Mu.
onants. 217 Liberty Atrellt, Plttataarah.
WILKINS LYNEIanT,
(Suceenor to Maekeown R LintarD
Dealer to Flour and Grain, Produce and Como:Deal.
Merchants No. 351 LIBERTY STREET, Pittsburgh,
Pa. cal ly
/MCI /LOYD WM. MuTO
.101 IN FLOYD & CO.. Wholesale
GROCEItb, No. 173 Wood nod =a Liberty street,
Pittsburgh. Pa. aa=tard
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
EXCELSIOR TOBACCO WORKS
R. & W. JENKINSON,
Yd. OrACTIOLILIt OP ALL KINDS or
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SUGARS,
MIN door from Suspouidon Bridge.,
ALLEM:Mt:Y. PA.
Branch Moro at Salem. Ohio. dur2.1:146
R. B. JEFFRIES,
Slanntsetaarer and Wholeaide and Retail
Dealer in all kinds of
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGARS,
No. 6 St. Clair Street, PlLLAbarigh, Po
RA la assortment of MEERSCHAUM ru.EO
And SMOKIR rgA TOBACCO of the boat quality kept
on hands. msnfobEl
GEORGE RIMEENSOILEIN,
HALM YORBIGN AND DOESTIC
SEGABS, CHEWING TOBACCO,
Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, &c.,
No. 4 13ercroxatb.
Nos corner of Liberty,)
(app3:bll it , PA.
JOHN DIEGRA.VIT,
ELANUFACTIDIELL OF
AND WHOLESALE AND IL TAIL DEALER IN
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SUGARS,
Arit =a,lact. Dizrott.t.
A ireneral SAPORIllent of Brooking Tobacco, Ilar
tobacco and to Douches alway* on barad. turrd.
WIESIAN,
AL...future, and Dealer lo
ALL KINDS OF TOBAQCO
SNUFF AND SECARS;
WIIOLIMALIE AID iitTAIL,
No. 205 Ohio St., Allegheny City.
le7:c.So
PIAROS, ORGANS, Sre.
rritE ERADEURY, NEW YORK,
AND
Schossacker al Co. , Phitiodelplita,
1...aa. IQ - CO Ell.
The Estv :it Co.'s Cottage Organ,
'ANC AMERICAN ORGAN.
Acknowledged by the heel anlalcAl talent In the
Vetted Mateo who superior to to Ai/oVernbtpower,
=Land qualltY of W.. and ror , i work
Tokrotutroloooto kora for yokwo atom the Om
1 1 ,==brxrlrafr.. - firphlrgitt; b e tow er
than ant o th ers. All warranted for du yeArs. "
' W A WELINE & :EARS,
N0..1211t, Clair street, Paktabwrgt,
Jr 24
El=
pumas: PIANOS:I
'wring KEW STOCK OF
Knabe Sr, Co.'s and Haines Bro's.
Jan reclined. I unAiturrnr, BLUII2.
• AFIRE nrest.eoul
VII)t CIO FZ`Z . l(9Air :CIO): I.llVi
- -
DAL cassireinD,
Consissimrloss Mere/Ilan I,
And deal.. /II I . k. 1122 A W
SCRAP IX , k. LI. 1.111('1,, and all Clad. of
Rollin( NMI W seldom.. sod VRIm . Nos.
380 nd 362 i PENN. nT Ito 2.1'.1
,
, e
Consignments solicited. ,IC
int. J. errrau.
ZD. T. M 11,1,1.
W . J. STEEL & ORO" late Flew
, • • laO tidina., PitODUCE 1.14
.11ERCHAB TS, receive .d sell Flour, t orn ti,
Vats and Corn, Beans. ktacou, Lanl, Butter, t
Eggs, Pork, Green and Dry grulta„ Potatoes, r lax
and limas Deed, Feathers, Uti Barrels. iloop
1.4 halt, to. Particular atteution p.,,t to
th le of Yorclan and Domestic Yrulla, I:01
TD street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
BREWER, BURIIE & CO.,
allllllBBloli al %Hill S,
AU ENT'S VS,,C Is
Pacific, Globe and Liberty Oil Woi ks,
Ample Storage for C e ond Renee., OW 1.1.. e. •
al cash advance. made on rIDIKIIITes, in of or
Itran.•.l rel. - Went, V anig for aloraae 3[l4i •Ii
menl. of Crude Oil al Layer...neer Ille.
OM, end Wel - thous.. I rna t h onors,. 11 ey
and Hancock street, Pittsburgh. no 11 - 1.1.. e.
re-TX.n Y. 4ITI.'IIAI:T.
KEEL & lIITCHAIIT,
COMMISSION MERCHAZiTS,
Flour, Grain, Seeds, Mill Feed, Sc
3119 L I BEET Y STE E. ET,
mr24:b.E, PITTLIBOItt; IL l'A
WILLIAM C. LEE,
SOCCE.Or to ALEX. litiltitOti,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
Daa3.I7I.CIEKALD.ITD,
No. 102 Second Street, Plttaburgli. l'o.
Sir Agent for the ••tit. Louis.' Lead Pipe :did
:Meet Lead Worka. Denier In Pitt and BAB LE A
SHOT, H FAD'. VIRE CLAY. iv. Conslgulne...
no-
Belted and lirdere promptly Oiled. myil iv
F. °wt.,. J. RIO, NM"' w. Want
iii.
OWENS MENNE:DP & HARPER,
PRODUCE CoblailaaluN 71 F.ItCHANTS, an C
Wholesale Dea/ers FL/Hail:a AND DUliEol
FRUITS, [SALT, FLOUR, BUTTER, EBBS, I 0-
I'ATBES, ae.,and in Provisions and Produce gen
erally, No. yd FEDERAL 1:11 MEET, opposite th.
itallroad Depot, ALL2OIILNY, lie.
Agents for the sale of F. 1. Ltite•s, D
pit:ly onnell
Kllman's Anil J. iinnt's Balt.
IIiAItLES C. BA
rph LSLEY, Produce
and Commission Meant FlCtsburg ,
li, Pa. W Warebou .... N... A.
LIBEILTY STREET. holtaal.
dealer In Butter, Cheese. Lard, agas, Pork, Bee. 0.,
Beans, Tallow, Feathers, Brooms, Putatoe, 111.111-
Ivy, Drled Fruits, Breen Fruits, Unions, Flour,
Grath, Clover heed., Timothy beetle, Flan St edt,
Game and Poultry. Particular attention given to
Produce Colutignmenta.
AL/LX.
. . B. A.A.I an
J N4 'mom st. AAJER„ CORDISSJON
nEJACHANTIS and dealers between R, URA IS
and Pik/DUCE,' Second street, Ile owl sod
illmithdeld, Pittsburgh. apil.ly
rOrgira JOIAN MILAN A. A. All errAnl.
'JOTTER, AlliEN SIDEPAIt D
l'ommlssion Merchants, and dealers In Forelgu
and Domestic Fruits, Flour, Butter, ( k gg,
Putatem tr,l produce generally So. MO LIB E
tiTithatT oposite Passenger l;epot. Pittsburgh.
°TIM SIIKPAIth
SHEPARD, Commission
• ..to and dealers In i lour. liralo and Pro.
duce. Liberty stgeet, Pittsburgh.
Pb',. lnds of Floffr for Bakers and Fatuity fire
Laud. Particular attention rmi
Oiling -woe, tor Merchandise generally.u,... ry
,ITTLE, nAntro & PAT"I'ON ,
w uolesale Grocers, Commission Merchants uud
dealers In Produce, Flour, flacon, Cheese , ,
Carbon and Lard OIL Iron. Nulls, Oluss.
Yarns and Pittsburgh manufactures general),
1:1 and liceluld stweet. Pittsburg h.
M. IiCCH uus. urruum..i.
WAIL P. HECK b. CO No. ISti
Liberty street, PIL,HLITHH: I a., V. /101p.th
Li ro,rtL, Commission Merchants and dealers int:olln.
try Prodetse, Provisions, liscon, Lan, Butter, Egg,
Cheese, Visit, &c., Produce, Flour, Drain,
J y be
therm and Dried Fruits, &c., Salt and Lime.
P. HALYIKILK J n ft/LYNCH WY. D. NILY11161:.
&. RHOS., (Successors to
Renner & Anderson, l Wholesale Dealers In For
eign Fruits, hots and apices, Coutitctionery. Sugar,.
Frewor‘s, &c., Nos. 1"3 and r.:s Wood /Street., •bor.
VIRG Pittsburgh,
HOBS. 11001 AftLitkW 1001,
14 , KNOX a. SON, Commission
• MERCHAN - PaatolDealers In VIAIUK. URA) N.
MILL FEED and PRODUCE generall No. 7
Diamond, opposite I. ity &Begin'', City. ty.
Jal7:lysi
E=
IMIEI=II3
AMUSEMENTS,
ER.4 novsc
=2
LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF THE SEAsoni
nits EVEN/NO. Jane 27th. Last nights of
MISS MOLLIE
FEIJCIL A. VINCENT
And for a. ~n I. gorgeous spectacle of
T.jarlT) .T 217 2
eLT.111.13=1.1:11171
EI.N.E, DAT 2: lb SATURI , AIi. MATINEE.
jpITTSBUIIGH THEATRE.
Lc cr AND lIEN DERSON
MRS. JULIA SY L VESTEIL
Ish.h CM . ,110011 Orr daugt.t. r is. I.'tlSA Slit,
1.',1TE./t, ho ha, Indly IN.d and a. 1.11
a. MA 4 . 111 1 , . Mrs. ,yl, eat, as
1: V EN i NU.IIw. rohn.dY
II
Al! That 141ittert. it. Not Gold.
it't.'n't , •• • ******
Slasher and Crasher
VAIIIETUES 'IIIIEA
. I ICE—Sole I.roprlslor
GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THIS WEEK.
IIVItE NEW slAits ADDED To TILE V.A.111.6..
TIES TROUPE.
- - •
TIM HAYti. the champion Clog Dancer of Mt*
world, 11111 i
jV : III . " L ' A 'I.IK. E ' SE A V N ;:II I I 7 IT. U ‘ I ' '4 6:Ti P I i N7I T j l3.l.l6 " 7orE r kli
Ho tvo
Itt)l3lN
C5l-PLMALT
SOUTH - WESTERN CIRCUS,
dT RED LIO.T LOT
T'va7c:.p.m Only,
Tuesday and Wednesday, July34l J, 4th
This compsay comprises the follow I us well-known
slew:
THE GREAT FA.1111.1", who of Ham
'elven are a ea Itioa n t guar. - .eat of par czettLealoe or
I,llllll[lcm
'HIE web:AT DELEVANTE M.
srtv. Inn. T. t , l/rll. .1. Adam. Master Dan, and
r ['war( Nehamo.
LEK Pi AVElts sn d CIIAS. COV ELL/, Clow.
s .4
p:sn and 7 H. Aillnlasloll. 00 cents;
eel.,
There Is- 111tEk.:14 RANO PERFORMANCES
W EDS. E.sl , Al. Jul, Ith, at 11.1 A. a.. 2 and; Y. IC
C, E. RICHARDSON,
I,:eat.ral Age..
FOURTH OF JULY.
k GRAND
G-11- o 'l l
WILL ILE I:IVF.N AT
-1 4 M -1- " Sr MIALMEL.,
PI TT Slit UR Gll, Pa.,
WEBNESDA, JULY 4th, 1866,
Gifts to the amount of
X 40,000
NN II; prowented to the fick:t Johlor, it 1 .1 - ,o.obaclx. rine Farm , . I tin, welt, , eolng Lag
hint, 31vIcolvons. So.
TICKETS ONLY ONE DOLLAR EACH.
LIST (IF °I Fr,
I gift it Greenbacks
1 gill In Greenback?.
I gift In Green back 5....... ..
1 gift In ereen one.
I girl In Ureenbacks
1 gift In 6,e.. .racks ,
50
lOU gifts In o r , anto , •ks. $lO each 1,000
:400 Wit.. In Greenbacas, i.,, each 4000
Ott
100 eln lire n backs, .4. 50 each 4,000
000 011.• orgood Interest ng Books. 2,000
10 gifts "(nice Senrlng Alachlner ...... .... 1400
11 gifts of excellent Melodeon.. 500
" f l i i ,.';' Ti",t.nr 1 gu J ..',17,:;; - !. 2 Diamond 1tt 4 5.. (0' .:
One (.014 Watel,.,
II Wt. of Western rant, l'• N it:
1 , 17132.0 I.la. IWlLlisisloia2 - 1..
1.“1: L / ED Ad F01.1..t; %V,.
•
Four lu nitainion county. t.ne of 'l.ll acres, and
Three. ul acre. cacti; Two In 'I count each
IrAl acre, line In Ripley COUTIIy A exasl
acre., an y, d
Two
In I /regoti cou nty. 1 . .11 1t I acres. Also, TWo Farms
In Mat athan county, tVisrorn.ln. la l and nu/fere. re
spectively. All rich Farming Land In goon settle
ments. Titles perfect, ad be 1 1 , ,11 at our office.
Also. 40 ltt reels 3:2 each, 111 0,1 located
au the falitton. l'ithole , reel. Venous,' courtly. Pa.,
including the eel. lorated Flowing II ell. 'Curet., on
llolinden Farm. sod olller , roducti,e wells in that
'tonal, nal
rt•,11111. Me, Int. rt .t• will be present
ed as orty 31.4 at from 110 to 4f4litai cacti.
Not on• .II then, all unproductive well, hut In
eil,. producing. :tad "tn.,. to be tested, close
to produ.'lll4 •••••itel, ill under contract fur comple
tion, free t,f further v 111,1 1 ,1. Mapa showing the
location 01.01.1 well, se.. on nand.
Per.on • wixiting to es:411111W oleeds, or . - ertaln ar
ticles or the above property can be accommodated
31 our ollice, where all toe partleular ma, be ob
tained.
IT. has.. tn, trogt. proper.y racheilule, which
, Il‘, therefore commend It.elf to the pit blic.
I' Os Is not a specutat II la, oarrcly au efturt
the smle of a I•rgc ahlottnt propwrty at a
io , lcrata. valuation.
T I se . l.Ul.lNii 111111'11:KV:I'
N AMPS, A Er,,,s. AN. THEIR
111 h ET NI 511.1.115 In KEPI' Li teUlt
'l've A'l All. MAI et EI:E.I k". JUnTll; b:
',lt I in 1,1" ATTY.,. I) E I , NCERT
wl • f. Tie. re will Se no Istaiil.s. A gilt of sown kind
I h.. Kt, eu e very ticket !Jollier. Jur eqvalleel.
fix photoKrektries of the diktlnitulblied met. ein4i
414 ,111!II of our times.
the dt..w trig will take place after Oka concert.
•ur ion:cession. A committee 1 , I I IF • r In
•••ute hr We iloidor• aione to au, ; Sul
/Prsame, and ace that the Mils are . •
•Ln , attrtlally. and tbe result published 1;u :Pt. • I
enbacke, Lived, Lv.. jurwarded by cap;
ItELIABLE WANVKL to every town
w and W all 500 milesor ortr
redPlLtimbrgh,
hom liberal inducement. are.
add
ILA TE,
3 Tickets to onC Le
address 11 4 50
10 Tickets to ot.e atlases, 11 00
20 Tickets to ono address. .......... 17 50
30 Tickets to one address 10 Ul5
40 Tickets to oueeLildre,.
..... 3300
50 Tickets to one address 43 50
100 Tickets to oho! address
1 des 00
lasts selling last. list up your clubs and send
..n your orders with the nan: and address in Cud, of
sae° subscriber.
Nunil,er of tickets Issued. 40,000. Prlee,.
raell. Th ey are for bale at our odic, No. 70 FIFTH 3I
It HET, 2.1 Floor. •Chroulcle• Building, Platsti . g
And at the principal Hotels, Hook, Music and Drug
"more of this city and A Ileghi. y.
Sent
by wall on receipt of price an.l stamp for et
turn postage.
Send for Circular.
Honey may to
. sent us at our risk, either by draft,
pooollicc order, express or registered letters.
We have excellent retell:mice, with which our
areals are furnished.
Special Notice.
'rickets not pal.* fur arc not &Donned In our
URA WING Liwr. end will neither gain A. 11111.100
to it, Loneerl, nor dots lithe : anflu urn
making ree.
turns,
o sone to 1.. ch ott the 2d of duly.
Al) cmmunicatloto should Le addressed to
McloON A 1.. U, THOBIOOS St CO.,
p.l9.ll,tver n 155 Iles No. 506, i'lltsburgh, l'a.
pOSTPONEMENT.
TIIE U.VITEL) mr.ircs
PRIZE CONCERT,
TO HAVE BEEN UIVIEN AT
Crosby's Opera House, Chicago,
MB -sr Recta., ume,
Rill he pustponed until
Monday, July 9th, '66,
Ott Which occasion
HALF A MILLION DOLLARS lIN PRIZES
NVIII be preeeuted to Ticket Holders, Ineludirut
. $lOO,OOO IN GIIEENBAOKS.
The postponement Is an Unavoidable necessity.
toot so moth .e consequence of thy number of tick
et• yet untold) a• the positive necessity there is for
the proper registration of those already dposed of,
...filch has been delayed to .o.qt:fence or the neg
ligence and carelessness of • portion of our Agents
le making their proper returns.
e advise alw an tI tiekela LO for
them without d l p rt y,as is
we has.: ng
but * Ilmltect send
num
ber yet on hand. We with moot particularly ini
,ress too.. the minds clod? Agents the importance
A' their making their relents at once, and of [vett.
(ring whatever errors may have crept Into their to heretofore. We will say to those sousing for
tickets, that if they should all be ftiltl at the time
. he le order is received, the Looney Mill he returned.
No applications fur new age noes fur Dm sale of
Liekets will Ire considered, as we !Mee nu more than
64•Lcleut ttetetio to supply those AgettLs we have
appointed. 'rickets are for sale at the prin
elpat hotels, book and music sterna In We city. and
at or office 1 Dearbor stree; price SM. nun
sent u by mall on :11
receipt of price t and stainti for re
turn po.tage.
Wu Invite the particular attention of persona
wishilia to order tickets by'mallto foUtmirur
SPECIAL TERMS OR CLUB RATES:
Any pstrty procuring a Club or s or ILIUM names
tor tickets, and forwarding as Money forhe tames
b e wilt avo wed the following C 011161481011 Vial
1; 1 173231 1;971:1 JerJEXDTX,
Thaosts to 000 address $ 1 50
0 00
1750
Yi 26
• 63 00
43 60
• •
00
Os every case tterttl e .the eau. and Postedtee ad
dress of race veporate Overtber.
by Ursa,
Order.
or AiCOMl Loy e4{ ; M s e y u r d
Pe
addreeeed to
WIGGINS. BRADFORD & Co,
133 nirramoss *maxim,
CILICAGO, ILL.
The proprietors will donate to the Lincoln and
in, alas Monument Funds Ft,ttjh also thorn ut
C.OOO reeerred from the pe r son (yawing the
,Aroo prize. for the manic parvenu,
nrc - ga
lion. Major Dan Mac micah •
or lud•
Hon. Ira. J. Layeock, of Kan... •
lion. Wm. Lc/Loewell, Lyons, lows.
lion. Joseph Knox, ct Chicago.
Ron. C. hi hmlity, of Minn.
Jggoh Forsyth. Atrit...M. h. IL IL . , Chicago, lU.
M. !Isenberg Lo„ hop'', of Watches, chime*.
Froposals for Msertlng thin advertisement re
quested.
myZtlga
Bui.taniost muLtAnos::
7:341.173= 3E7. 33C.ELL L T A.
ge . lll:=l . o t U i rti n t: ni.d• irid th e pun
t:commodious ELLLIAED I TWartagtra
LIBERTY AND ST. CLAM STEESTIA entrance
from IL Clair. TtmTablevare new and eonlw not
mt In We moot approved,, and ,clegant style, and all
the sppertenances me nen and complete. Every
-15 luir whittle may conduce to tbnplenture and wkly.
meat of Ids patrons "...U1 be atlOrded: ''lnvl7m4l
RIIMOV,AL.
•
1110. STEVEN 0 di 80N ria
moved co 93 MAXEST STKEVP, , threot doors
itOcire statul.lvaurO. they krir4 *tied up d'
mon, commodious MOM. Vala..baXavd a ,
and rich otock of WATU
. 4E5, JEW Y. 91.1.,
w ZIATZI 7 -11410/Yd... to 10111.90
ilte 1,011 9 atten!aosu ' larattc.-
EMIEMI
CON CERT
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