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'Tau EUROPEAN WAR
Out communications in the telegialpiti,
columns have been so complete, that 1,, c e
iterate them here would be superthtou".
Let us then only for a moment COLlSitil I
them, their bearing upon each other, and
their consequent-ant On the 14th of June,
1966, n scene was transacted In the Genital t
Diet at Frankfort, which was not at all in
keeping with the slow, phlegmatic action
of that sleepy body. In spite of the warn
lug of the Prussian Minister, the majority
of the Assembly adopted the Austrian pro
posal to mobilize the Federal army, with
the exception of the Prussian contingent.
and place it at the disposal of the Austrians
Austria, Bavaria, Saxony, Hanover, Wir
tenberg, Hesse-Cassel, Hesse- Darmstadt,
Nassau, and the 16th Curia voted fee chi
measure ; Prussia, Luxemburg, the 1211.
14th, 15th and 17th Curia voted against it.
The majority represented 13,900,000 pets
pie anti an army of 173,000 men, the minor
ity 2,955,000 people and an army of 33,500
men.
When the snuffler states staked their very
existence• on this vote, they did it wile
Austria's assurance of assistance, and the
certain hope thereof; but if they could has.'
foreseen the quick resolution and rapid
movements of the Prussian on the oni
hand, the tardiness of the Austrians on the
other, they might have hesitated and con
sidered the matter a little longer. Pre
sia's warnings were no idle threats. Witl
a rapidity that excites the admiration
every-body, though not the astonishment o
those acquainted with her military orgal.
ism, she fell on her enemies. And tint
was prmions indeed. Had she waited, un
til those States hostile to her had mobilize.
their armies, hundred, of thousands woul.
have been added to her tnennes. NVe uta
well believe Build/tales assertion, Thal t.
law of self-preservation caused the isv
sion and occupation of the ncighborin.
States. Hanover and Hesse Castle we,
entered on the 15th, that is, one day alt,
the fatal vote in Franklin, and betori
long, these entire States, excepting perhap
the Southern part of Hanover, were' in tin
possession of the Prussians. Thus a fen
adversaries were laid prostrate, and 11),
others intimidated. They cry for help
but help is coining very slowly. Austri.
promised assistance, but it is ifOuts
whether she ma spare troops to send ;.
Frankfort, and if she an Prussia will i•
everything in hei power, to decide the quc
tion before the Anstrian succor arrives.
sSaxony was invaded on the same day,
and, as it seems, on three different sides .
We don't know how strong the Prussian
army was in this instance. but if we con
sitter the great extent of their line of oper
ations and the many. points of attack., a.
should think that it NV ;1.. not large enotii•h
to make a resistance on the side of the Sax
•ons entirely useless and impossible. Toe
latter number :30,000 men, and such a corps
acting in defense, ought to be able to lc
Lard, if not to check, the progress of an iii
vaduig army three times ita number. Bet
they seem' to have dorur nothing-sat' the
kind. The Prussians entered on three
sides at once; they came from the horth,
along the ElI, having Torgau for a base:
west from Halle and Erfurt, and east from
Gorlitz, =ping on Bautzen and Zittan.
Perhaps die cenrplexity of movements be
wildered the Saxons, who were once before
entrapped and caught by Frederic the
Great under similar circumstances; perhaps
they, like the south-western States, looked
in vain for timely help from Austria.
However this may be, they retreated and
allowed the Prussians to take and fortity
themselves in Dresden. The importance
of this gain cannot he over-estimated. They
therebyeontinered a base from which they
threaten Bohemio without exposing their
own country to the direct ravages of the
war. if it is furthermore true that they
accomplished an advance into Austrian
Silesia, the theatre of war would thereby
become changed and u monntainous wan.
try substitnte.d for the great plains of Sax
ony. We can scarcely suppose that Aus
tria would thus seemingly forego great
advantages, but if our calculations should
prove correct we cannot interpret her hesi
tancy in any other light but that of weak.
ness. Bohemia's mountains are calculated
for defenare, the plains of Saxony for atturA.
In Italy war also has been declared and
the Austrian conunander has received three
days' notice, (we had almost said graet,)
but beyond the fact, that great enthusiasm
prevails nothing has yet occurred to foie
shadow.the inovementH and Intentions o
the belligerents.
France still adheres to armed neutrality
and so does Russia, but it is hard to say
how long this may last, especially with
France, whose Emperor but illy conceals
his appetite for surrounding provinces. It
is touching with what simplicity and Inno
cence be exclaims : •'My appetite is excel
lent, but I shall constrain it as long as the
others abstain from eating , but should
they go to work and pick choice morsels, I
am not going to stand by idle...
in the course of the debate in the House
of Itiprestuitatives ou the Tariff bill, Mr.
?Motormen esplaituaLthat be• h a d con t en d.
ed for the full rate of $1.2.1 per ton on bit.
ptninoun coal, and that the rate finally em
bodied in the bill was a compromise. Re
farther stated that he had admitted iu Com
mittee, and was not unwilling his constitu
ents should know, he thought "it was un
natural that we should prevent the New
England tnllnufaeturers from using" and
procuring coal from their own mines in the
'Provinces, and force them to get it front
the Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia
coal districts, a distance of a thousand
miles or more of railroad
_tramtpo4ation."
Na9hYille Press states that the pros
pect for getting a quorum of the Tonnes
see Legislature together, to act on-the Con
stitutional Aluesalmner, is impsoong.
PupDeo:koalas of Northnzakellandliava
nomMted J. WOODS Bitowatz for !pin
go:as, nit ('en, W. Twacr
PRESIDENT JOHNSON-COL, FOR-
President JOHNSON has . dond. au act
which no gentleman will excuse, Much less,
justify—he has published a :prietiie
addressed to him by Col. FORNEY, when
they were on terms of personal and politi
cal friendship. By the laws of the- land,
not less than by the usages of respectable
society, this letter was the property of
Col. FORNEY, and the person to whom it
was 'addressed had no more moral or legal
right to use it contrary to the intentions of
the writer, than ha had to appropriate any
other piece of property, not belonging to
himself, to his own purposes. These vio
lations of confidence strike at the very ex
istence of confidential intercourse, and so
become exceedingly prejudicial to the well
being of society. Friendships are liable to
be ruptured in this world; but arms estab
lish the rule that when friends become
I alienated they may, without incurring an
odious taint., reveal what passed during
' the period of intimacy, and friendship will
become impossible.
It is doubtless true President JOHNSON
has been subjected to provocation In this
matter. Colonel Fonts Ey has, in repeated
instances, exceeded the limits of fair dis
cussion in dealing with the President and
his Policy. Us has indulged in an tame
cessury vigor of denunciation, which, as
we happen to know, not a few of his ardent
admirers among the radicals in Congress
and out, have strongly deprecated. This
error has grown out of t),s enthusiasm of
his nature. He cannot act with modera
tion. Whatever he attempts, ho does with
his whole soul; and this trait of his charac
ter is just as manifest in the letter publish
ed by the President, as in - his replication
=7
RICO Dan
to that breach of common decency.
This letter bears date the 9el of last Janu
ary. In it, tho Colonel heartily endorses
the President's Policy; projects means for
sustaining him therein; and even declares
for his re-election to the Presidency. In
the light which has since been shed on the
presidential programme, this puts the Colo
nel in an awkward attitude. In abatement
he pleads he did not, at that early period,
comprehend fully what the President real:
ly intended; that he had reason to suppose
lie was inflexible is his demands of guaran
tees for the future, and, among them, ne
gro suffrage; and that he did not contem
plate treachery to the republican party.
This plea is a substantial one. It was
about that time the GAZETTE threw out its
first intimations of distrust in the fidelity of
the President to his own professions, and to
the principles of the party by which he
was elevated to the headship of the nation.
There were_not a half dozen Republiy.us
in Allegheny county but thought us too
fast. Where so many failed to get their
eyes open, it is not singular the Colonel
partook of the common infirmity. His
Want of penetration may militate against
the pretension set up in his behalf, of emi
tient prescience and statesmanship, but his
mistake, such it was, was on the side of
charity; and the President and his friends,
of all others, had then, and have now,
;east occasion to be dissatisfied with it.
They were not pr0v0kt.....1 at the Colonel's
want of clear-sighteduess then, but only
because, having corrected his vision, he
refused to follow the President in his great
betrayal.
The end proposed by the publication of
the letter is plain enough ; it is to mar the
Cidloners chances of an election to the Sen
atorship. Whatever those chances were,
we cannot see they are likely to be made
less or more by this development,
The President's fault in publishing a pri
vate letter—and this is not the first in
stance in which he has offended in that
way—stung the Colonel to such a pitch
that he threatens reprisals by detailing to
the public the Lamentable incidents that
went before and followed after the inaugu
ration. However natural this impulse of
revenge, we trust it will not be put in exe
cution. What is already known is enough
to nuke every good citizen desire that
whatever else remains behind may be cov
ered with the mantle of perpetual oblivion.
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LA,T MAY the hmallissi trunk of n man
w:. Mond in a forest in Poweshiek County,
W.VM, and .111tboviently the bead was diNe.
iovered under a maw' of leaves. All efforts
Li, Myelin! the arrest of the murderer, oreven
obtain an identification of the murdered
man proved futile. Dr. Conway, of Brook
lyn, took charge of the lustrof the in order
.l limn, • 1 carefhtly priserting It In spir
dm : kept it in readtuc¢ for future develop
!items. At length a chain of cirewinstun
uat evidence soured In point ton young , rmin
named ',irk Vincent am the murderer, and
bane Friday week he was armitod at his
near Cambridge, Illinois, and on
that and the next day underwent a legal
examination. Dr. Conway was in attend
aniv, and In the crowded itourt room open
ed a tin pail, the top of which was covered
with black oil cloth closeh• tied down, and
to Use tudonishment and horror ofthe be
holders, exhibited a human hand, the per
features of which were ii/Outsi and pravi
livety
identitiesl, by huudredsorpersons, ILI
the ooludessinee of Clalborn iiihowers,
former maitre& and fellow-traveler fir the
eim•mted, who had mysteriouslX disappear•
about the time of the mUrtier. Vineent
was held to ball to await a requisition on
inventor Oglesby from Governor Stone.
N out's Baticrot, a wealthy farmer of
Florets..., Buren ...unty, U., was robbed of
over 814,e00 on Tuesday, the 1.1 - lih of June,
In a very singular manner. in Mr. Bristol's
safe were plum in United Medea bonds, be-
Tonging to himself: s'. 100 ontrnattsl to MP
1
safe vping by a neighbor, a Mr. Pearce,
and ert - 7 in gold, the property of Mr.
Brist. . About dark live met arrived at
the h uso, claiming to be government do
teed v , who were vn the tractor some gov
ernment boutlkwhicit had been stolen. Bear
ing thilit.Briatul ha.ralargoarnount of ...Teri
tier they demanded to see ' them. Ile
reluctantly opened his Hare, when his yt,j_
tons declared that the numbers ilf MS bonds
croup red exactly,wlth three of theminting
ones, nil in spite of his protestations, kept
poss.. 'en of them. They then arrested
hies and his wife and three hired •men, for
their ell logy.' suspicions conduct * handcuffed
thim.,,anti "cladistated" the - gold, as the
proceeds of missing bonds, Wall bad been
sold. 'They then withdrew, ostensibly fur
i.mstiluaton, but, it is hardly necessary to
say, till not return. The handentied vic
tims Waited several hours; and finally at
rives lid the 'noel melon chid they had been
fright oily taken in. AL last tusioluda the
odd iota had not been captured.
A OOLLEOE POLL COLOUED PEOPLE,-
Articles of corporation • were duly filed in
the office of the Clerk of Cole county, in
this Butte last Wednesday. The corpora
tort., or hoard of Trustees, are Governor
Pletcher, Treasurer Bishop, Register
Smith,' Attorney General Wingate, Super
iutendvnt Parker, Public Per Poster,
the Rev. it A. Whittaker, James E. "i eat
man, Arnold linekel, R. it Foster and
Henry Brood. Brown is the only coloted
man in the list. The college Is to be called
the "Lincoln Institate."—Ht. Louie Die
patch.
oN Saturday last, tim lion: C. V. Culver
took up his lodging/I,bl the Venango coun
ty Jail—that scenting to be the 0147 way in
which hc could. escamilhe rebuilds' Nue
eutlon waged against him by three or four
of ltia creditors, who appear , to think that
the sari; way to establish thefrown reputa.
bons Is to pursue With 11 oath* DiallgoitY :
an unfortunate man who is at_prosent an•
der a cloud financially: airs. Culver, 7Vttli
the devotion of s true ivoman;nccoinhiml
her husband, and shares his withhim.
—Meadville Repubtican,
A PAST yottng man at Now Haven stole
money from his employers . variously , orig.
mated at from $lO,OOO
gambling 1088C14
r ar+tbscontled 'to' Now
York. Ho was a ant while nµ.. Ida
way to Haven charge of an officer;
'he jumped off at one{ the stations, and
Lan not boenseen 0103.
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Stirrattla'ktpuse !told for $4,:00•
—One thousand hands are employed in a
Paris printing. offiee„
—The Hibernia Fire Company of Phila
delphia are going to pay Paris a visit.
—Julia Dean Ilayne, the actress, has got
a Utah divorce, and married a Montana
man who has suddenly got rich.
•
—Out of the 1,283,000,000 people iu the
world, 700,000,000 wear cotton exclusivety,
and all but 20,000,00 t) use it more or less.
—Tho amount of property bequeathed
by the late Moody Kent to the New Hamp
shire Asylum for the Insane, is estimated
at $135000.
• •
—A waggish fellow advertises in the
Selma, (Ala.) Times that he will sell his
plantation and his interest in a good lot of
negro hands.
•
—lt is a fact not to be denied, that fam
ine, gaunt and haggard, is standing on the
door-sills of hundreds of homes in North
ern Ilabanm.
Mrs. Genigliy, aged eighty-one years, re
siding in Now York city, cut thur new
teeth the other day. She is certainly in
second childhood.
—The last census taken at St. Peters
burg shows that the population amounts to
330,122, of whom 313,411 arc men, and
225,679 women.
—The public water fountains are said to
prove an.injury to the London beer shops.
90 we should think. Beer and water must
be a miserable compound.
—Anthony Frazier, aged ninety years,
committed suicide in Philadelphia one day
last week by drowning himself. He was
old enough to know better.
—lt is supposed that the cattle disease is
among the buffaloes on the plains. A
great ninny have been found dead, without
an outward appearance of any cause.
—lllinois is bigger than New England
and New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland
besides—the latter States having altogether
an area of 54,t1:10 square miles, while Illi
nois has 55,405.
—Philadelphia is dissatisfied because
none of her citizens have represented the
State in the United States Senate for thirty•
five years, and none have Oiled the Gov.
ernor's chair for sixty years.
—The Augusta papers are laughing over
a suit brought by a ordered girl against a
negro swain, for breach of promise of mar
riage. Such a prosecution has never be
fore been kronen in a Georgia court.
—The American Wood Screw Company,
of Providence, Rhode Island, has a capital
of $1,000,000, and from the Oct profita of
its business, divided among ita 6tockhold
era $1,000,000 in 1664, and $1,200,000 in
I.
—General Sherman seems to have a very
poor opinion of Canada, for on a recent
visit to Sandusky, Ohio, the question of
Canadian annexation being discussed, be
said, "We don't want Canada, but if we
should, a campaign of five days would
bring it."
—Two ladies—employees in one of the
largest business houses iu New Haven—in
dulged themselves in a two mile boat race
in the harbor of that city on Thursday last.
The Palladium says that "both pulled
finely, showing that they possessed con-
Ado:Ile muscle and strength."
—All reports from our newly discovered
Illinois gold regions of Crooked Creek, in
Schuyler county, twelve miles from Auras
ta, agree that the precious metal has been
found in considerable quantities---suflicient
at least to encourage the search for It. A
company is already at work, having pitch
ed their tents and built a dam across the
stream, preparatory to entering fully into
the mining business.
—lt is stab,' that, on the recent up trip
of the Mississippi 51....0nee liohku Eagle,
the mate found a large fuse shell in the coal,
which, had it been undiscovered and thrown
into the are, would have resulted disas
trously. Some aManiboatimen art. of the
opinion that a great many of the late dis
asters have been caused by placing shells
in the coal. • The St Louis papers believe
there is some reason for this view, from
the fact that the Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship line have been sufferers so mach
of late from explosions and fire.
—The eleventh census of France is now
being taken, and the results are looked fur
with great interest. France grows very
slowly, and in the ratio of increase of pop
ulation is behind every other European
country. Her population was '27,000,000,
in VIM, and in 60 years, to teal, had in
creased but 9,000,000. During the same
Period the population of Great Britain more
than doublet A greater rate of increase
is looked for from the present census, how
ever, bemuse France, since 11611, has Isten
in a very prosperous condition and not en
gaged in war.
. startling fishing adventure is told by
a Southern exchange, to the effect that Mr.
George B. 31cKinstry, until recently a citi
zen Of Galveston, was drowned on the
night of the 6th ult., at the head of (laves.
ton Bay, by being struck and knocked
overboard by a large fish, which leaped
from the water into the boat. The fish
again leaped out, leaving some scales,
which showed it to he one of the kind
known an Grandecoys. There were two
Mats nearly together, and those on board
are wider the impression that they were
purposely attacked by the fish, and that
Mr. M. was pulled under by it utter having
been knocked out of the boat. The body
Was recovered three days afterward,
GEORGE 111111 R, of Armstrong's
Coal Works, Penn township, Allegheny county,
speak& as follow. of the
REV. E. A. WILSON"'
Great Remedy for Consumption:
• q jt• reduced so lour with rootemptlou that
was unable to leave my bed, and my playeklassa In
formed me that they tumid do nothlug mom fur MP,
over being utterly hopeless, that I had not esrtaluly
over. mouth collet, At Mt. utage 1 urea Induced to
try RAY. K. A. W 11.804. 11.101/1.11)1. and t er are
a n As welt as any man in the world. If there are
any whodogut. this statereettl. 14.1 au edit end see
me. thd De/ rebore AMlrres) end 1 glee them all
the
ay
of lily estraordlutteltnteovery.
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NgN#_4DVERIEISEMENTS.
WAIL; BINGTHAIf, Jr., Adams Express Office,
teilth &rent, t an autharited Agent to rearm
eidocrammenu for the UAZETTE, and all other
;mixers throughotd the United States and the
atnadaa.
geoid National Band of Allegheny.
A.1.1.2.43atirr, July 2d, I.
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PEE CVT..ae the Capital oat thePraeta
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Corner Smithfield and Third Streets
.V. X•r•lst9ll3l7R.C3-3Ei..
TRIM OLD FAVORITE IFIOTEL
baying been tnerosgbly renoyoted, repaired
and ratoruished.
IS NOW OPIN FOR THI FICIPTION OF GHOSTS.
Tile proprietor (formerly of the ST. PICA lILL.I
expects from It. eentral I...ration. ht. eSporietire,
determination to please. scol by 1101)E8ATE
etlAttliEs. to deserve and receive • liberal pat
terms a.
. .
S. 11. RI&L, Proprietor.
/ZOO
BLACK SILK SACQILTES,
BL.ICE LACE POIXTS,
SUMMER SHAWLS,
=EI
WRITE, ORR CO.,
No. Se W.1.1113:1. Ilattro4,ll.
WI
Orel! L Coe TisoLtiat ALLIOIOLLY 1..
neraitetuvit, June Mat, tuA.
NOTICE TO IRAIKEIIB.---Sealed
Proposal, addramemi to 'Vim /nopeetors of
Use Allegheny Priaot,' . will he rewired at thla
°Mee troll July 4 INSra. Melt..., rot gurnisblag
the County Prison a It 6 read. fur els month. Dann
July Cl. Loam,. lo aleatt ow—tad-a-War and Iwn
rowed. , n-wrieettr•l V. and 4. I.e .r approved quality.
1114 a to he made at an much per pound. Bond for
two thouaand dollars will be requited for faithful
performance of noratragt. Thepame of the sams•
rily must serempany the hid. Bill. endorsed by
tite Warren cod probated at Mils otltce, will it
TSI 'LL'. 117.1411 Y LAKIYEItT. Controller.
PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY.
- 17. 1 Fac ER & Magi
MOUS AND MEL
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
PITTSBURG% PA.
nousuvr 'WATSON, Blialaager.
WlOl. n aauaut r. JOUNNOX
HEHILEHT & JOHNSON,
rIZSZEM
Plumbers; Gas and Steam Fitters,
In=
.V.I•X"Ing33ESITE4:I3IIOE.
All onlers by mall executed satisLoctorily and
promptly attend...lto.
A roll floe of Bath 'rubs, Pump., 11.1nt, Water
Closets, Sinks, Cbandellem, Pendant., and tias
ms. for mile at
be most neasoimele priers.
tended to.
Ordm• from country patrou• by mall promptly la-
• ..
Cum of every description, Jeri:Mei
.
G-11,()40E1-1,11LES .
MLIMES iicHICIELETSON, N0e.221
arid 1,123, Corners:if Irwin - and Liberty Streets,
have in Moro and to entre a large Moot of tiro. ,
rico, comprising to part;
tObbla. Loiering's hyrup;
11.0 Wits. CO 0.1021 andgood tlyrop;
10 idols. Kr.. Porto Rico Molasses;
it ••VDane Barhadoos Molasses;
ito bags Routing and prime Rio Coffee;
to •• choice baguets Coffee;
to •• eludes JaraCoffee;
10 boxes choice Natural Leal Tubuai;
Co -• VS, Ws and Mary Ping,Tohaceo;
lati packages Nos. 1, !Ta rri ng
X Mackerel;
tw boxes itcolch liiirring,
Whisk they offer rot sale at the lowest market
1866. sipmpiG HATS. 1 866.
MoCORD Ar,
181 WOOll STREET,
Wish to csdi special attention to diets tarp and
splendid stock or
Data, lc., for Spring and Sum
mer Wear,
jElack.ct.llAo maw liTia3riot37.
0114 1 1 8 .nri i i i nir Y l c AMVAI U Til(Wti
THATIV 1110011TONII, BUCILIZIIB. 1101[TONtl,
DREW riETOS.
STUAWUWLB or ovary descrlptiop..to .11.01
tastes._ je.37:dra
UTILITY WORKS.
McLEAN & 131ATOB,
No, S 3 Liberty St., oftposite Fourth,
11.8311.1PAO9US11111a OP
O,9IIINET HARDWARE.
They testa I aped - ally of Iron lk"latead and Mel.
Orestors: i'orcetatn,' 114111111{PDA and I . lYot Casters;
.11 , datead Fnedanhoraz•Btopa a n d 2 tension Table.,
Co. They also mannfactune litre constantly
On liandeThEinth Latches, lip ring hatches, MDLeen•e
Window Nab itUppOrtur, at'Leau•s Eccentric (Loot,
Batten. Utility lialltter and Bun Hinges Wiwi
stone Hangings. Had Irons. nnAh ac.
•
REMOVAL OF THE
HORSE MARKET,
In Alloghea7 City. from tlitifir. LAWRENCE 110.
/EL. VedUrla streca, to tho *klt PENN 1101.1elit.
corner of Pastore Lane and Jickion attest. •
The 'PEN INC !SALE to cenhinenee 411 InitlDAit•
June 21101, 000 to oontinsie E.VILIFYIIIJEADAY.an4
PItU)A Y.
JeVatro P. ktcliAklElL Atietioneer.
nATAWBA Wig E.-20 CUM zim
, •-•tnertaan'e Ula Innatl nnaraling
C.A.T.A.VI73ELA. 17173t3Ni11i
quirts and plate, on hand and for mitataj' '
inmate a molitTicqi,.."
173191 and 923, corner LINTS, laid - tiwin Ma:
CLAILUCT AND CILUIPAiGNE
WINE..IO CI"la =l4 1.00cp . 11.104 recelvo4 par la.
, JOWL'', 4 11•111KMON t
7121 0005i03410000103010 , 0314g0191& : „
jy3 .1,41 o.e...bPari
STaaWaranlinatipAVW
, i r s u i i vsenilid. :wpm!' aparpWe
•011r4usislok1114001d am),
0041101r00111144.
WAT AD.VKR
pEroisii.vptwrommaxcr f co.
OF PirSIORGH, PA.
Office. 31 Firth Street, Bank Block.
This la a Horne Company, and lasor. against 1.•
by Piro exolostenly, .•
LEONAII1) WALTER. President.
C. O. t.
Vice Prestden .
ROBE.= Treasurer•
HUGH bI'ELREPIY. SecrotarY.
• °tamp:ma:
I.eoultrd Walter, ti eori ,
C. C. Boyle
Robert Patrick, J. 0.7.0Pe.
Jacob Painter, J. C. nether,
Jostab King John VoeirtleY,
J.. 11. 'loaning, A. Ammon.
Henri brevet, IY4:f9
ARTISANS' - INSURANCE COMPANY.
THIS COMP iNY IS Now lIRGAN
MED and prepared to take
Fire and Marine Risks
rzit'4 , trig iTrattu n i ric t i l a om "' O°R.
D18E1120116
111 Wm. H. Smith.
John Mo - then&
Jame. H. Park.,
Thomas More,
John Dunlap,
Wm. H. MoUen,
WM. H. SMITH, President.
JOHN MOOUMF.A.D. Vitro Pesident.
J. GARDINP.It COVIRN, Secretary. 174:f11
A LLEGHEIIIII( COMITY, ss.—ln
4 " - "•tho Conn of Common Plum.
WM. lIVTASLIN vs. SUSAN iteiwisLlA
No. 1111, October Term, 1[164. Libel In Divorce
Abd now, Jane Rah, 18r8, the Court appoint
GEORGE a. ICHILUSTY, Commissioner to take
testtmon Tea parts, to be read in the hearing or the
above cause, upon giving due notice to the said
battler agreeably to the rules of court.
Prom the Record.
JACOB H. WALTKU. Prothl
The undersixoed will attend to his ‘inties under
the above recited appolutmunt. LIitDAT.
July Mat, at 7 o'clock, r, at the omee of mur
rrr & rOCHISAN, No. IGO Cleansstreet, Pitts
burgh, Pa.. when and where ell parties luterested
may attomt
Je4:ll
UICUILIif. B. CULUSTY,
entattilltaluorr.
BAILIFF, BROWN & CO.
PLUMBERS,CAS & STEAM PIPE FITTERS
No, 55 Federal R., Allegheny,
6,2 Penn Street, Pittsburgh
MlNlgialliaa=
Reuses oiled op it itb G/111, WATER .m STEAM
PIPES at abort notice.
Rennerics Piled up M abort abo notice and In the
mr.4.41.441z4...'YP5iNK5, de., lined with Sheet
Lead by new process. with Hydro-Atmospheric
Ilion Pipe.
Wt keep conatantly on bawl IM lot 111.1ppIT of
SHEET LEAD LEAD PIPE. MOE AND IMMO+
coaKs, FITTNCIP ml? Al.l. K
e p t DO. 1111I1LANT
HOME and In Met all material kby • tiral.-elam
establishment.
We wools! Invite the sttentlou or all who have asy
wort toils in our line of Imaluesii, as we feel soon
slam vire cam Mre the best of sattsthellon as regards
material, woelmontishlp situ prier. 37.1:01
GABPETBI CARPETSICAIIIPETS:
McFARLAND & COLLINS,
71 & 73 Fifth Street, 2d floor,
Are Atm 14 Meeltrl of as ulto.mally lArgc awl awl
*Cock of
Carp Is, Moor 1)11 Cloths, Window Shades
Itainaaaa, ftepla, Terrld, Lace and
?jottingham Curtains,
Witt. • host of new and elegant tterm of Corner
to watch. Velvet, Itrnettele, Wilton nod Mina!
MUHL •Il of the latr•t deeleva, Jtreet from th
moat celebrated lownt•of
the
America. no
too; eletoloation of which the pohlte are nordlntl
Invltud.
As Otte Immense stock e'ss purchased before tb
late rise In avid, Il will rt.-stilly be WWI. that our pal
rooachar e equally e Ith ne the sAleatalsgeotref
ettaalttg at the. ...vet toartet tate.. .13 1
_ _
mEws BOOTS
BOYS' BOOTS,
Youths' Soots,
LADIES' BILMOBALS,
LADIES' GAITERS,
MISSES AND CHELDRENS'
I Boots, Balmorals
ITE2
Gk.- A I T E It S
AT REASONABLE HATES, \,
SOUTH it ROSS',
.1114RILIFIT 82 RAW 7.
myto.3
peTnous
t3LUE LEAD.
brani of Woratre now prorarool to Cornish thlti STANDAISP
SLUR X.MMIAI‘.3:i.
roe Refiners• use. promptly and
In any gnantlty.
Welonarnnben the QUA !.ITT to Ito Mtn . (MOH
Ain V vagnoructortiot In or brought to Ws city.
T. H. NEVIN & CO.,
IZZIM
N. W. Corner Third and Markel Sts
1611 tan
CARPET CHAIN.
PLAIN & COLORED, COTTON A, LINEN
dam.
unvoN YARNS, ASSORTED NUMBERS
ALL OP BEST QUALITY, nnt SALE BY
Att.. S. CrJEIC.XX...7:II3d7 cro
At Hope Cotton Min,
ALLICIIIII CITY, MT • ABOVIIMO BUHL
gstutdes mad be seen And orders len with II
C. 1111418 £ CO., No. 133 Wood Woof. Pittsburgh
101417
:0111611T0 4 11 & SCOTT,
13=1
Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
iSILVER•PLATED WARE, ETC.,
No. 114 I.IIIKILTY STURM
.lENoa2icast..,
lir Particular attention HAP. 1 ,1.111
Walos/ea, and Jowalry. All work *from,
vl k4m2s
JARED M. BRUSH,
r=ll
steam Hollers, Oil Stills, Tanks,
suEET IRON WOUNDS.
No. OA Petro Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
InD:061 ire
PITTSBURGH IRON WORKS
J. PAINTER & SONS.
UANO7AO7IIitIiIIS Or
Iron Bucket, Tub and Trunk
HOOPS AND SHEETS,
fellonle
p . C. DVFFT,
IiAIittIVACITVINXII or
Tini Copper 'and Sheet leen :Ware,
Aod dealer fly !STOVES, 1101313 Z ruitlitEipou
GOODS.
.11Ttrir GIMILV.RO AND
TIOMET ARTICLES,
No. 140 ,41:3 - , raszt eltroot,
PITTIYIRTIMII, PA.
Title House Is the tlbespeet place le the. City tEeb.y
HWY.. led Tin Were. Job Work promptly attend
ed to. loyaltleti
ALi.ttauntv CITY FLOUR AND
*mu= anrcsirran.
S. C. NoMASTEit 8i co.,
No. 18 Ohio Si., Anaheim)°,
wboi...w.nd Retail paalera
$P3.011.11 - , Wawa e. .421 rearm.
Gash Raid for Wheat and Rye.
GIVIEMAL Ifit4OGIITIAG OFFICE.
GOWEN:WM.IOI*ft 16114
tolipier . Aiii4:ioLioritne or.
, PATENTEVNo. ; 1311 BT. CLAIR. titrlidXTi.Posv
1.8100 not dens, Ileadanco, 14 , 115 y strecit.PlTTS-'
BURGII. , PJL leHtdie •
EVERSON, PRESTON-IVO.,
• IiEJMAIR
WC)9ELlitig,
iftilt;oue, Nos. 1115 sad larYtilt ortioet,ok•
ls.t.NcesangigbelaziTtia.P4itbu!pb, lMe.
• LeATE.roII:SALE.;
A• 14414:10E0 • •
,
d
auk
MW_MT.ADVERUMIf UM'S. '
TRICAUNHATTAN
LIFE INSIINANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
coilLicirarkrzszalmo 1850.
C. V. WEIMPLE. Seerlos,l7
S. N. STEIMINS.Mxtuary.
Pittsburgh Branch Agency,
IL L. RINGWALT, Agent,
..Yo. 67 Fourth Street, 211 Story.
BOARD 0, ttIiVIRYNCI3 AT ,ITTRBITROEI
Hon. James Lowrey, Jr. ,W. 11, Phelps,
ex-Mayor, . (John Phillip.,
J. 11. b./enact, ShertiL lAlex..Leggate.
Robert Robb, Attorney, itieo. EL Anderson,
W. 0. Moreland, do James Lippincott,
Jouph Pennock, H. I'. Mueller, Attorney,
Joshes HAW., I floury Saner,
Reuben Millet, Jr.. . 'Augustan Homier,
Josiah King, IC. Haf yeier,
W. K. Hub, Iteinboi,l bledle,
J. 13. Canfield, lA. 11. I). Edier,
ins
je.p,llll.l.lrucott, lA, r.,l,..tw.yrr.
W. 0. Ruggeri,
Wm. Dmlags,
Josboadthialm,
Charles B. Leath
Beam. W. Cam,
James o. Lowry,
Jamm P. Baer.
Du. IL M. TIN IM.E. etb
IrLUYD. etb
ADVANTAGES OVER OTHER COMPANIES,
Immense Dividends Annually.
Annual Receipts Over $2,000,000.
NO CLAIMS UNPAID
All forms of Life and Endowment
Policies issued.
NON-FORFEITINQ LIFE
AL AND
END OWN
ENT
POLITEES ANNYALEAYMENTE
AND
Premium. Payable in Cash Annually, Semi
Annually, or quarterly, Nate may
be given for nail Premium.
.IPENSES LESS 1110 in ALL CAN COIPHY
Ilas One Hundred and Thirty-Two Dollars
for Every hundred Dollars at Risk.
DIVIDENDS CONTINUED AVTltit DEATH, SO
THAT THIS INSU RANT GETS A DIVIDEND
ON EACH ritEMIUM PAID.
Verrone deririns Ineurance can get all We Infor
mall,.required by exiling on the Agent of the
MANHATTAN.
11. 1. ILINHATALT, /WENT FOIL THE MAN
HATTAN LIRE INSURANCE C 0.•.-11000 Or e
It give.. me great pleasure to state that the Manhat
tan Lila lusurauce Ihmitsk.V. of New York. who
bad luau...al the lite of lilair.lLT H. NiCtloLsOri, our
late h our
l
who died some limo aince,has on
e lily laid the policy of Flee Thousand Dollars eo
We
irldow. and with setts:A.:toren...Mack. This
afford another ,esasuple of the great importance
of parents making provision for thole families try
means of Life Insurance. JOHN H BAILEY.
rot Mrs. F. B. N m)80L,,,N, who Is now to 111.1nol
PrrTetttLityni. 3lsy UAL, 1b66. Jr.t
-NOTICE.—The Annual Meeting
of IA? Corporator., of the ALLEGHENY CEM
ETERY was held at the office. ou the grounds. en
daturday, June iota. mar.. atwboth meeting the fol
lowing etatement of Its affairs was - presented by
the President, approved. and ordered to be pub
lished. At th* same meeting the flakeering named
gentlemen were unanimously elected to constitute
the Hoard of liars agen for the ensuing yr:
THOS. M. HOWE, Pre ea sident,
WILSON MIJA NOI.EPS,
JOHN H. IiIiDENISEHUER,
JAM. It. srasit,
FRANCIS 0. BAILEY,
J. K. MOORHEAD,
WM. THAW.
For eteeretary and Treasurer—N. DIKE.
STATEMENT OF BALANCES OF
ruE
ALLEGHENY CEMETERY
11=1
=
=MEM
I nrpro , gas. az
I.: 'no< u.a.es .......
tan
1..
Mani.l ota
$lll.
Actumat4 !treelv Lae
cemetery Lots
Interments...
antis
Vartlomee la
A c t
rayabte
N. DIED,
4'0 ,4 TUKASURE.II, A.
QUARTERLY REPORT
I=l
Notes and DUD Diwoonted 11656,013 14
United matey BORgil, Deposited to tie
t o is " an C roltVai4Viillii* - ir ........
~t' A '
4 treusating . Note* of Nation** Banks.. %OD 03
Cirollatina Notes or Sato lianas 30 13
Itainlttnnees and other cash Items 714446 31
lin* by Banta 1iit,336 37
Reel if state .33. 7 33 n
T a are and Expenses 0,121 !V.
C apital to.:k
ottionst CITCUTIIIIOII
72
litst elredlaclou 1964=99
Ind sl.lual Deposits 61.416117
MI tleuds u 154 916 1.614 bp
1104 to flanks 16.811 63
ktartklngs and Surplus )and 1946:1 1
I certify that the above is a true abstract of t
atalcutent enable to the Comptroller of Currency.
H. W. MACKBY. Cashier.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
UNION NATION AL 'NAN 6OP PITT BURO
on the morning of the FIRST RUN PAY of Ally
Not*. and BIM Itisetnatted * DCani El
Vverdrafts. LAOS St
Cash Items 5.3190 43
Duefrom.Notiotsal Banks.. ... .. . ... ... 148.126 CI
Dud Croak other Bulks and Llanknoh 7.69 fAI
United Otates Bowls deposttod.to me
i' tare Chet.] Anon.. ...... ............. r...*(00 erl
U. tl. Ilond•on hand Ws* 00
S'ruh on hand—
Nattanal ettmotry IMCOD CO
&she Rank Notes And
Chests t11,71t 47
VraelT GU 30
unal Uorreoey d
to7sS An
I Vn . der Notes 400 :0 )
Coutpouud lot. Noted... 153,430 OD T.1,4*1 43
usidtal :Do-et • 254000 OD
hunidus rand - zonal G.
elreolnvin a Dotes.—..... :19,111100
Individual D.P0a119.-.. 099.101 31
Due 50 Dalton:sl 'Dilute 5,11t3 ,U
Doe other Data snd Banters 413,305 34
Dividends Unpaid 00 00
Pendia end Loss. 21,505 19
/11.118,003 be
I cent y that the above Statement Is correct to the
best of Ley knowledge end belief. .
.1y3:4.3 It. 4. 8111T1t, ("ashler.
QUARTERLY': REPORT
=I
(Amps and Disonntte
. .
U. S. SecurlUnn
ganlclus Hanna
surnittme
ranuonen
Renattancen and Mumps .
Una .trom liaalu
Cash un band
P%TTBIIOII.OII. PA
Capital ittocrr
$ 402,000 . 00,
. .
' Circulation 333,450 . 00
Dividends Unpala • ••
Earn in g.,
/MO to Banks and linutern.s fri,b47 • ' •
lino 1./...B.Troutuer ..... rira2r l3l '"'
Lae putuulitOra. ......... 63%682 ai 73 .11 at.
$4437,415 23
The aboVe cOrrect nOrtraCt trOur tbc 3toport
font to lbc.Coniptrollar rittho tharrency.
•••JCIIN B. LtVIIit&TON, Cunha.
173:0111
STEALRIMOOR AND SOB
. .
• • )41411 a large
'MEW TYPEAND-111CREASED 'JAMMU
prepared teal°
• •
•
ruirt.womkillEML,mni
.thomertbtigioN A Tlesiktmiyoindotx , tf
P9MerttrfS-"'*"`
ISlFFlrth'Sta. iliasouks
114
MN
„,1 4 30) 911ftlikeir44 0 •
.1g alum Acareb. Vatalt
for wbufi sudArrood boresimites , et.,: ..
abtlin; by JOHN AFxba7b•Vr?
ILEBIEN STOKES, President.
H. L. lIINGWAI.T,
67 Fourth Street.
Ea=
11:13111
V. 344 IT
71 [1.19 4$
DMVI
7,0= 10
10,768 83
11,874 Z.
I:=El3
I. no 76
31 30
rll2=l
Eli=
rirruillYnoti, July INII. 12IXL
LEM!
111 3 .Gg.. 136 g
=I
.$5040/0 10 OD
. ZW,6I
$1,612,03 IR
IMTME3
51,313,0176 SO
LIA
CZ=
MORDAY Mousnyo, July 2d, ISA
=I7M
9n 3 . .
111.1
i. 161 80
1 st
7.igi
itr,927
41.637,615
LFwau,irrna
91111=EIEES
COLIM
.24:v4 tzial,',lr.-qpii:l
STATEMENT
~;: ;
0 1113
UXEMAN NATIONAL BAN OT PITTSBUNIJIL
July I. isaa.
Loans and tlisOOnntad..+.6lol4/5 135
Other St;etartlee.... • 5.7a 0 50
scone 135
Specter and Legal Tenders . ..4l9l.4U 50
DUD other National Banks— 700 CO
Bills of usher taste Hanka.. 10,000 00
Cash Deane and Clry Checks 20,861
Due from flanks and flanker, 181,28848 •
39,301 II
.• Medd IS
2,lnt 10
1,560 Se
.1 . 805 V.
Heal ......
TFurulture Fixturesk.
utee s u rd Expesia.
illseeflancoms Items
Llesmrincs. $ 1 O 4,:at
"
Capital 131.ek
Outatanding circulation
Due Depositor. .....
ilarniug•
61,01.4,E4 41
DEO. A. EN DLI essEter.
QuAtRTERET REPORT
PITTSLIONON NATIONAL RANK OF COM
12=
CooNrcitTit AND WOOD STRierre
PITTSB WIWI, PA
ASSETS. -
Lusa. and Discounts 0 EASE. 74
Furniture and Fixtures 3,6de Ou
Expense suit Premiums... 9.1T1 76
R u L e U I
fLUoMmßnai an s d Cash Items
.7A
l S d
U. S. Bonds deposited With U. S.
Treasurer far circulation 503.000 GO
Other U. S. Securities .
Specie, ...egal Tender Notes .•—ndritaTe 13." W
Bank Notes ISS MO 00
LLILBLLITIF-u
Canna! Stock'
11 mill scion • •
llupueltorn
'' ** *
ssd 11
rpin, i'* 19 A
bous Pua I:tregt rzeisajc #, 16 93
$1,M,656 US
The above statement Is correct true, to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
J. C. CURRY, Assistant Cashier.
Ciro. nod subscribed before me this Rd day of
July. 1066,
)va:e7b B. SMITH. Notary Public.
11TH QUARTERLY STATEMENT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURGH
rirrssmon, July 2d, 1202.
Loarmand Discounts.....
Unitoii titates Bowls
U. P. Temporary Loan
One from Banta and Bankers.
Specie-and Legal Tender Notes
N %Banal Cu rren ey
N ores of Bolvent Ntate Hanks—
Cult Items and Reallitance.....
Iteal taint°
Mayon.
LIABILITIES.
I.
( apttal Block
Ilo♦ Individual Deli:Kmltora
Due Banks and Hankers...
n=t==tM2=EV=l
==l
6u - tiogent k;andand Crofts
1 hereby certify that the foregoing Is a tine ;4-
strazt from the Quarterly Report to the Comptrol
ler of the Currency..
IMe5l JOHN D. SOULLY. Cashier.
QUARTEIII.Y REPORT OF TUE
~ 11XCHANON NATIONAL BANK OF PITTS-
BURCM, July 24, 1866.
otes and Bills Discounted.— .......2..PP,632 05
•S. Bonds deposited to seeoteCl, •
oulsiloo
•• ••• - .- . . - . -
U. S. Bonds - rieposited to secure De
postta 20,000 00
U. M. ddlle to ale Cure Depositors 180,000 to
Specie and other Laarrul Money 311,578 CO
Circulating Notes of National Banks 3,70 e 00
dap do State Banks... 6.'0X100
Remittances and other Cash Items_ 29,404 ad
Dee tir Banks 1143.5e2 sa
Seal Estate 156,0:10 IV
Taxes and Itipeusea 10.6 - 61
Capital Stock ........
Nstlousl Ctrculatiop....
State do
Individual De 1.4...•—
Ultited States Deposit.
Doe to Dante .......
Kairotogs
I earth , " that the above ts a true abstract of lb.
Statement made to the Comptroller of Currency.
^ FL M. SIIIILRAX, Cashier
TENTH QUARTERLY REPORT
Or Tint
SECOND NATIONAL BANICiOF PITTSBURGH
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Notes and BBL Dlseetinted..--
Tates, luteeest and Expenses...
Dueby Banal! and Bankers
thilted Stales &earM.
(lath Metal Tenders, E..).
Otte, r Cub Items
•
Real Estate.—..
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Capital Stook
Di* Depositors
OdorWhin
eolith ac Food and Pronto
Uupald illsidonda ........
The above Is a correct abstract from the Report to
We Comptroller of Current.
Jrl:e6B
C. 11. RIOCIS. Cashier
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
,~.
PITTRUmiort, July 24, M.
Louts and Dtscoonta .362.650 W
United Mat.. liacarlttea C4OOO 00
Le Tondoryotea and Coln moos o)
Iva tot.' and State Bank N0t0n......... lons (0
atoms. 11,462 67
Hank. Platurta 4000 03
Taxes and Ersamsea........ ........... .. . 6 6
.7(7 :4
Due from Banta 72.53 00
Capital
.flea DaPna
Contingent Fund and Prot
Th.i above atatercrerot tr correct, to the best of mr
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avatar. T. VAN DOUTN,.
I seder.
NMI
gn OUTA'S N itJ
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Prnsutrson, July 71. 16/1
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MIN and Notes discounted $ 125,021 51
Baak wand oag* soil Lot . 15,0D5 CO
' ' 18,115 31
Taxeeapeoseo
Dial &dm Thinks and Bankers 172;601 '2ll
fteuilidatiees •• 5,,817 4
Cola, Legal Medan /Le , MSC 25
Unitodbtates Bonds 103.500 tal
laApi;..,rtms
capital Stock
... $ $000:03 Co
llorZttl"' 1.70.000 Co
1,0194,501-78
Dul Banks $44 Bankrza 4,63$ 14
bar lus Funds:o4W rro.fits, I Cese44 V.
...---....
i .
- . $ 1 ;p 1 7.r 3 es
. .
...
The above to • correct abet-tact froto Qoartgrty .
}loport to Contr.:Ala' or Citavnty. • '
• • . .
OMIZI=
An w rotax. STATEMENT: Or
nut sizitcuANns• , ituoiyvacrrua.
star ruenokeviemnr. -or LITTB/11=1111.
. , . MONDAY li6Anxts(4 - Jtily WOWS. - ..
o.fl Ireal*U 8,03141eak , k), 2011,25.(110.
- I..Piterek ‘k.t .
Nat;onal Bulk Of.eubdion..,•— ' - 3 / 0 m. 0 )
Daepepogitors: .
727 - 85 ,
44povtber Bank. - - 81,M98' .. . ..___... . --
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Unpaid
.Prodts end Sunpup.::
. , .
ASSET% •. • ••• •
. ;
• " $ ioll4lll'3s
D ..v 1:60L 4 Ito*,
120010,
.157:41130 041
sssOnand Ze i r Tender )10tee.1....•_, • 411,1U1.;00.,
Notes qotiter .... 4 : 1 4X1 ,05
bY 'other IWO ,csocus
• • ria.te - andpe~. ll 44t h
Latet 8
eet U. .leloon;7tka • •16,80513'
: 6 1 1 1 . i that the oolre - la a ciiireet 4dutnges
r l ruaimttaoomytrotierei ? ice
‘'.„.JOILN Bocrri:ii„-"a
•QV . zTERLItEIee
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loznotrAwrairtt9trrrar r ppp4 ::
rirrantragp.
Nati anti Bins Dlsrarantrl......Vg ,
UAL. Mond* clopeal,a444. sw an '
rrEllatiou LOW CO ~
lete e lVil l iro d a i ttrilt /Sen.i. • , ; 51012
Avg
w' l7
rr Mae* mant =Pm,. ~,,
Oleg* ""' " siitq
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,a,rc.trir4u ;;;.+04 z 302
j a ial t . V=i;747,7:::Z=V; * vg:itta;
, D s , mulAs !aut Makers A 4117
11 ' 414
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is aunpAstrattpt;o 2 “ .
issat
--4. • 3 % = AIM Cangsr.
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emms
W fi D
tV i etro e6 tr entit paid
113 1 4 . aV-SIM; 1414". 8 --
Mak Yanciso2.4l,74-41,i,
sALEt4stra wwtt2l
Al 98 grind %met, Ed door.
Apply, ritb reference, to
MEM
WANTED--AGENTS—MaIe and
• remelt, to sell the Mature •`llolllt
also for the beautiful Match Eustatius:. ••eltlho.ti
PILAYEkt" a.J FCESF LIPshoN.•• A felt irtest
agents...A make from 610 to CO Pet thy Is sae tag • it
sieutleV Par Ono of the best Boots Is the ci.leutry -•
•lihtAISTBIS o.lhtrAltite... uhs:•e
Territory . to first ippllesets- Apply pools. A.loyeas
my:SMT. A. Nr.1.14. 13 Third sire..
WALL PAPERS,
•
promAs PALMER
WHOLIBIII AD MAIL =NO
WALT. 1P.A3E!..U.11 . 1
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
.II =4,00D 00
. "111,C0 00
. .1a6,4C 41
TA SLR CloGrSlßlm
Warehouse, 91 Wood 9treet,
Second door below•Dlsmondsdlloy.
reZiatold ETTTSSITROH. PA-
pAPER RAMO:NON FOB VOW.
♦ great CoHeaton Of
American Watt Paper*:
For the Ent time In Ave years
XEllr EXGLISII PAPERS
A choice selection of the
Newest French Papers ..
For sale b
$1,=,850 08
.$ 004000 00
810,800 00
JelE:tl6
pAIR --- 11R PAPERS.
A NEW LOT OV
Standard Gold Papers
Now rooe.rod, of broottful designs for Pap ers
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BRRICB IRON WORKS.
MINES & LATERILINS,
41400410 ISD
550.000 00
/00,000 00
767."41
147,077 08
10, 7. 08:1 00
914 00
00.490 Cd
37.00) CO
CHO ED
PI•imrIS33IOIEL4GOEC,
MA9IJPACTIIII.W.IIB OP
AMERICAN AM) iLAIR
Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron;
Bridge Iron; . _
Angle and T Iron;
&bard Iron;
Coal Screen Iron;
T Rails,l6 and 20 lbs. to the yard
Tram Rails, punched and coun
ter sunk;
Boiler, Bridge and Tank Rivets;
Cnt Nails and Spikes;
Ship and Mat Spikes; -
Railroad Spikes;
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car Wheels and Axles;
Street Car Wheels and Axles;
Coal-Pit Car Wheels and Axles;
Patent Cold nolleddhnsting;
Patent Cold Rolled Piston Rods;
Mower and Reaper Bars.
WABILIIOUBE AND OFFICE,
Ip,l/2 ,461 96
r+00.040 00
1,601,418 42
1t4.478 00
xii,aao oo
Lana
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910,000 00
t2O Miter and 158 Front fits.
BRANCH IIOULIE,
Nos. 22,24 and 20 River St.,
JelmlS CHICAGO, ILL.
EZZZEI
01680.000 08
030.100 044
344.168 03
66k1115 40
1E4868 78
30,810 61
M 0,210 47
st,smext 78
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
GAUZE COTTON.
GAUZE MERINO,
LISILE THREAD.
SUMMER SILK,
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Muslin. Fine Jean and Linen Drawers
Great Shirt and Collar Depot,
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or aNS3V.
Al
„.78 3PINIWNEIC ST,
Nearly opposite the Post Office,
Mt3ll
INCOO O 0
BOM.XII BO
Together with a complete Ilue of
Gentlemen' Furnishing Goods,
Specially adapted Co City Wall Trade.
.11 300,030 00
5111.400 90
. 264,690 00
. 11.0"141
. 1.050 00
REMEMBER,
Our , Haziness is Exclusively
FURNISHING.
MURDOCK & PUTNAM.
Jalk:cB2 • •
ORS Al SO
DAY, McABOY & SPAN(,
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IBM CITY 111 WOK
OFFICE AND ,WARERIIIISE L
Nos. 15 Wood and 102 and 101 Third St,
ImpturrEps OF AND DEALERS IN
Haddlexi - Hardware and Trimming,
1711,000 10
dn4Mafnfactunen ofnf Tmlettes
Superior. leivooliand Iron Amines,
wropght-rog
Wheel Intl, Mallen Bits, de.. ate. Keep also oa
band a •Poll and complete assertmeng or goods to
ilbete lino, al/'or which they offer at as fair primes,
►ad on as good terms as are offered by any house In
the trade.RAST Olt WY.ST. m tyyt
pirrsininGit
BANK FOR SAVINGS,
yoonerfteeDniz swirl:tips I. 9 II3TMJTION,
67, Fourth street,
Ic 9 ;y Oppo t ttsilbe ofPllttalaret.)
0 DAILY from pto Le' Ili
elock, and on WED.
ffilt3 AY sad NATORDAY AVENUitili from May
LAW NOTealber lat. 7 to 9 o'clock, and from Nov.
Ist tot ldaylEt. 6 14. 6 o'clock.
txr fft 0 1; 4 A n Tsr Dasnished at the office
espociall7 atm to thou, whose
earning tat boated, the opportunity to accumulate.
• by Masa depaelta, es,%ared, It nun which will be
a, resource, when nee and bearing interest In.
stead ofrannikhri naive.
' etMED'OIo ItrANAGEWItt
&inc. - mum-3a 64.2376:Etp5r.
, MIOSPiarktIIDrNTIV
!is EILIMAKTMAN,c,t. JAMES PARK, Jr
BECIIETABYRY.
A. BILAULtI;''' '1 liffM IIIMIOrt;
1 1 . Witll l 2 ` itiioins:
w A raniNff JOHN Sectrr
' O.;9l:Wpitllr.;
BOLICIMOntreA. I I. BELL. AOMMAW
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00,01.1.04karsliOtr'gr"
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RICHARD E';',cjEtrcE.Et)i,
MCgi
11To -100-Wood Street.
2g , grr•
a ' w :fl- 41 t* -l atlf7k -
:tr., - ..I•OIIII.4JIcDIVN XTS,
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lfkll -fa *ri 8/1 124 47144 t E
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tvEminEscitipTunf 4
itaretasii tsVOzli - • 9rap riiiettei,,teiqu, •
And eimyxple.te 444 , 0 pritvellythlag
Ina rs th e thy:
1.0 linfirterm this sore main ttre enottebs titles.
431101M/a 4/11AWS • .
I
el „II tit Wr,-.COLLEGII
- Alleged thd
4ii,b4rexpEiimerfor.tbe iziouthe , etvlsty
1 04; :Maclean tato:l4lg 444 - the Alai:X.ll4lP cid,. e. 14 ,1
1 7 C 0 144.0 tilmecoume-b7 the iasLotAurist,
~ : ropesivalan owl speobskens,af poutuuk,aldpi AM,
it n i l teOY,PRIK,II.,.
th:s.
, , 1-4„s„kuxx_pr. =
43,07„t0s a
HAY
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4-ixt'
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WALTER P. MA/SMALL.
NS Wood Street.
JD4. R.. HUOIIRS 6 BRO
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