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JULY' 11:'1806.'
UNION . ligrlll.ll.LK4i
MAJ.ICEICROHN.W.CEARY,
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amarvAL vizrurrff ()Icy
CLZILY OF COITItT:
JOHN O. MOWN, Lhmpton Tp
CLY• OF 011K1./L513 COCHT:
ALEXANDER. ILLIAANDS,
!RIDCOILDZIE:
HEART "FINITELY, City.
Uff.Glßllift:
JOIREPIi Ali...6ll6A.Y.Tbun Tp.
COIiIdISSIONIcu: i
._GEORGE SUJII.ILTOIII, City.
Dui...crop OW POOR:'
JOHN F. DMA TEN RAMP Tp.
ABRILiCILT:
4, Wil P li 4•&158,,City.
@swum iiIILIPON, Pitt Tp.
• OFOORORT.IItoPLIGE, North TapAto Ty
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ILLWIJEL 4911 Collins Ti,.
..wilazur sTE:R, Ron Tp.
R. A. OOL City. .
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THE UNIT , STATES S ENATOEI
SHIP.
W . O adverted a few days ago to the fec
that the ( vas.q l for the next vacancy in
the S.2uate had! been inaugurated in a
somewhat tutusuil way by COL FOlinEY in
his speech at Lebanon.
Till then we had observed an unbroken
allinee on the 64ject, of which. Some of
our readers were ;ether disposed to com
plain, in view of iliac frequent paragraphs
in eastern newspapers informing us who
Winn the.candidatCs, and very carefully ig
noring the end of the State in which we
live, as though it were of no account geo
graphically or politically, In making up the
Slate for the next six years. We thought
we understood thoie things, and could af
ford to overlook the slight that seemed to
be put upon us, in/the assurance that when
the time came the ;west would be found
strong enough, and united enough, to
cause its claims to he respected. The de
monstration of Coq FORNEY, has seemed to
necessitate the breaking of that silence in
order to avoid having it misunderstood.
We must be excused, therefore, for say
ing that if it has been interpreted to mean
this important portion of the State dots
not , intend to insist upon its rightful claim
to the succession, these who so think have
greatly mistaken our opinions, us they
would seem to have forgotten the past po
litical history of tytt Commonwealth. A
referentce to that w" show that the ques
tion is not now even an open one.
If the aspirants beyond the mot:Landes
who seem to have regarded the field as their
own, and of whose merits and capabilities
we do not now propose.to speak, will take
the,trouble of looking into aildreth, or
any other curly annalists, they will find
this point was made on behalf of this
section as earl as 17ul, when it consisted
only of the four Counties of Westmore '
land, Washington, Allegheny and Fayette,
comprising a population not perhaps exceed
lug forty Thousand souls. The result was a
severe straggle of two years' duration, dur
ing, which the State was left unrepresented
as to one of its Senators, and terminating
in the concession of the western right in
the election of A.LBERT GALLATLE, or Fay
elte, who, being declared ineligible on the
gronicd:Of allenage imas succeeded by the
late distinguished JAMES Ross, then of
Washington, but subsequently of this city,
who was re-elected in 1;117, and continued
in odic" until 1:303. Mr. 1{.05% was followed
by one of the McCLArs and by Gitnuo,
both living beyond the Allegheity.runge,
but _both claiming by virtue of their resi-
deuce west of the Susquehanna river, which
was then plausibly insisted on us the fair
ditiding line, in View of the great disparity
pOpiabition" bet
ci . reen the Fast4Mi West.
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With these exceptions, however, the
succession of Western Senators has been
kept up, almost without interruption,
through LOWRIE, of Butler, Lecoce, of
Beavei, lioitas and WILKINS, of Alle
ghcny,'S•rtrudsoie, of Fayette, BIGLER, of
Clearfield, and COWAN, of Westmoreland
—as we showed a few days ago. It is but
reasonable to suppose Unit if in the face of
,the immense. growth of the 'West within
the last half century, we arc to turn a new
leaf, it will only be when the blood of the
Streati fwliic ijlias giiek !SIM •ftfate w' Many
of its gifted men, has run out, and some
transcendent intellect—some giant groWth
of the - Atlantic fringe—shall have shot up
topciljAuxiles;l9ne as; to overshadow the
State, and dwarf us of the West into mere
piginies in the comparison. When that
• comes—as it has not yet—we shall be cern
palled to yield the point, of Worse, upon
the principle of de fur dignissimo.
We 00 not know whether the facts we
have just stated are as generally known to
the present generation as they ought to be.
_ it may not be amiss, however, to remind
the people of some things which the poli
ticians may have forgotten, and which es
tablish very conclusively the fact, not only
that theie was a time wheri our forerunners
here did entertain the oration that it was
important to them to have a representative
in the Senate, and were disposed to
struggle, and did struggle 'for it success
fully, oven when their numbers and inter
ests were as nothing in the comparison
with thoswof the present day, but there has
been no time since at which this important
right has been.Waivoti,
PRIVATE. advices from Washington had
as to - conclude that such a duty on foreign
iron will not.,he obtained, :as the manufac
turers in this'cottntry think easential lo the
stability or that-bunch''of industry. On
coal no:. diffiwlty
. of practical moment is
We . awaits 'the bill
_Wier skarl...pasS: Congreas is ilidicult te
predict. The'lliesident is'.actill'g boldly
with theirs* tradePartyi" and no less frdm
present association. than 'front triditionary
ideas, is disposed to'yeto it; ' If ho Chilli
turnit: with objections lame doubts may
well be felt for its ultimate sampan PptiLe
of Ilia weStern and some of the eastern
..Be4tililiertna 'gays unmistakable symptoms
dispositiotiiiot coma up to' die ex
igarteles of the grit: :414 tail ici - Mmalder
hey 'nearly, 'Oil mane articles , of Produe
' , tionithe excise duties come of neutralizing
the -litifiest," Concession
WhlCh 001. 'constrain the suPport of this
::Olaas-otruenibtul , the hill .be carried
vier a•Veo- •
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• ;Tim llrrooriOrrrortan littrort kiwi of
StaWt qtroposo - holdlog . a
Carvontiort:nr:lioptOmber, to express
:.;rtowk.igiort . thoz.pjt.ultiott
mots chis - utoettncte fair
1)Ifoit at
t: - ndtiiigplll74'ttixt.
do.llieritheratio tiontfiersr.of f.)On :
gthg'4' nP f 4' T°l . r . af Texat, beads
thliati:ttio7ii)eil
GaYchill. , eat flazitg -titO rebel:
llou aver , as 4004 " .. aXigift'Liid 4 Taitld a
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pelt ItIOVEIOIOIO
OP OTOPZRLA-.iD'CIOUNTY
Join; Miavon Barre, in i 1 1 .6 address he
delivered at Baltimore on the Fourth, did
not endorse the Bic - Policy: He
said :
"In my opinion the first duty of the
President of the 'United Stateswas to have
had every prominent leading rebel in the
South instantaneously arrested. [lmmense.
aPpltinse.] If I bad been in the exercise of
thattxrwer (I can only say what I would
havadone) I would have had every promi
['outland leading - rebel in every - State ar
rested. ' [Great applause.] And I would
have• had them • tried by etiurt martial.
(A - pplause) And I--could lutie had
convicted of treason lentlundaitie ap-
Matsui, and condemztedtb death under the
Constitution and laws of the country.
[Treinendons applause.] And if Mr.
dbhnkon had done this, and bad then cho
sen to pardon all;l'Should not have com
plained. If be had Chosen to banish all I
should not have • gone into mourning.
[Laughter and applause.] If he had elm
sea to pardon all I should have been eon
tent. I have no .persorial fooling of ani
mosity toward these people. They arc my
fellow countrymen. They are my old po
'Weal.- and personal associates. But I
should have an example made that would
have been a lesson to future generations—
[applause]—for the perpetuity and safety
of this great Republic in. the future. I
might have mourned and I might have
wept over the executiourt many of them
as my former friends and associates, still I
could not have helped exclaiming: "You
have brought your fate upon yourselves,
and you deserve IL" [Applause.] I havn
not been one of those to permit my per
sonal relations to be marred by my politi
cal feelings, and Phavetto feeling.of per
sonal animosity sigainst one of them. But
L say that the Constitution should have
been Vindicated, the law ought to hays
been vindicated, and treason should have. ,
been made odious. [Great applause.] I
would have taken such a course, and would
have had Mi:Jolinstin take such a course
is would have deterred any future genera
pion from attempting the same thing'
&gain."
As to his own party affiliation for the
suture, he. made-this statement
"I am not to abandon thosemho agree
with me on this great question of tile testa
-
:mien of this Union, hecauie there are rad
eats in the party, and,trhen, if Irdo not go
with them, I have to go into another party,
where there is more radicalism, and a more
ilmoxions radieilisruc than Tfirid in the
great Union party.. !Of [all radicalism that
which is most obnoxious to me is the meli.
=Ham of the ' Dethocracy. [APplause.)
And I will vote with any party, I do not
tare who or what it is, to beat it down and
seep it down. [Great applause.] Much
as I suffered and much as we all suffered
in this war, I would, so help me God, ten:
Mmes over go through another rebellion
than tolide that party` restored; and to see
the great war carried on by the United
states, the hundreds - -of thousands of lives
that
have been lost, and the milli ms and
tens of millions of money that has been
expended, all go for nothing-tot estore that,
party who are alone responsible .for all
this. [lmmense applause.] Get tip an
other. partyl IThere -can -- be - but two
parties- in this Union, and one is
a loyal party, and the other is a
disloyal party. [Great applause. ] He
who - does - not vote with the loyal Party
must :mete with the -disloyal, and vote to
bring the Rebels and - Copperheads into ,
power again. [Applause.) I know what
the object of this party is, for they attempted
to initiate me into it. "What party do you
propose to raise," I itirinired # 'to bring up
the old Democratic party, the Rebels and
Copperheads into power again r' "Oh,
no; not at all; not all." 'What do you
mean to do? Out of what elemenedo you
propose to raise this party ?" "Why, the
old-thshionedjackson Democracy." "The
old-thshionedlackson Democracy P Why,
have heard that much-hackneyed phrase
of playing the play of Hamlet with the part
of Hamlet left out, but if ever it was aptly
applied it is when you propose to raise a
Democratic party and leave all the Demo
cratic party out. And if you leave out the
IteVejs a( the, South it.o th*Copperheads
-Ms TOSith,ltlfe 'icilinida the Capitol
will hold them all three times over. If you
do not- vote with the loyal party you are
obliged to vote to bring, that disloyal party
back- into tower, atitt - T tim opposed to all
parties and to all measures that are mica.
lated to bring about such an end."
PEk•UINAL.
—J. C.• Breekimidge lives at Niagara
C. W.
—Forrest's tirst ten nights in San Fran ,
cLeo netted for him $22,000 in gold.
—The World says that Henry J. Ray
mond always pairs oft Willi himself on Po
litical questions.'" '
—The rank of "General of the Army,"
just conferred noon Ghribolai;iS equivalent
to that of marshal of France, or of a field
marshal in England.
i—Senator Fessenden has lost heavily by
the are at Portland. He fears that one.
half of his property has been totally de
stroyed, including his private papers and
valuable library.
--LFrancis A. Boyd, a negro, lute applied
to 4he United States Court at Louisville for
a .. . Irv - right on a book, a poem in three
, entitled "To Columbiana," and ded
leat d to Lincoln, Grant and Butler.
—Mrs. Dodds, one of the graduating
class at Antioch College, was not allowed
to participate in the commencement exer
discs because she - wore a bloomer costume.
At the close she declined to receive the
honors conferred by the Coliege,
—The fortune, of Miss Fletcher, the
fiancee of the Hon. Mr. Cotton, varies
from £23,000 to £47,000 per annum, thus
rivalling that of Hiss Tempest, the late
Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry,
who derived it from the same source—viz,
coal.
—lt instill a disputed question' in Paris
whether Jean Jacques Rousseau died a nat
ural death ottell by his own hand. A. re
cent. dissertation by Dr. Dttbois ,d'Andens,
perpetual secretary of the Academy of
Medicine, argues that Rosseau committed'
suicide:
—A Mobile paper says: "The Austrian
Embassador arrived back at Mobile, front
Atlanta, with nineteen ex Citinfederate offt
cers,all of whom have accepted positions
in the Austrian army. Large numbers of
Mobilians will taccompatty him on his re
turn to Enmpe, starting on Thursday; both
as officers and privates. Among the offi
cers are Gen. Arlington and Colonel T.
Barry.
_Field-Marshal 'Wrangel, who fought .
against. Napoleon I. and commanded the
,pni f i s or i iithe'r faith° Atatinistg tif the late
Schleswig campaign but has since boen
relieved from . all active dnty; has . deft for
the front, to die, as he says, on horseliao,
Before his : ,departure..llo.l4ft .cardsior his
acquaintances, on which were the words:
"Wrangel, Volunteer in the Third Quires
dem "
—The Duke of Bahniton according to
the Englyth, papers, 1 4 , p e .r ec id eas
He lately bought a cow for which be pdid
$12,000, end at,the-last Derby - he "laid"
.£lBO,OOO. ($ 900,000 ) to £9,ooongainst Her
mit, but this latter was subsequently, cah
cella Stilliater he struck ,a man in: a
night-brawl, and was therefore "wanted"
by the pollee, MO went off ro_Paris to see
the race for the "graid prix," and so es
cabod'arrest. Thististory is re6ommand
ed to-- the - "sensation" novelist by the
"Pioneer" of the London Star, as furnish
irigmaterial fora startling-story:-
&inong the lady signers of a petition to
Parlianient for tho right offroting are Mrs.
and Miss Boneherett, Miss _Helen TaYlde,
Pdoll-dslightet 8:- 11 i 1 4). 1 4;dic Golds
tacit :Mho Garret, (phyikietan,) Madarde
Bodichon;=Millill 3 4er TaylarcilwiTe of P.
L. Taylor, M. P.,) Mrs..-Grote r (wife or
the historlandMrs.: l :3ltary-Mewitt,...-Mifs
Cobbs, Mrs. Sergeant - Manning,' MO
Wirdmiliti:/fra 2 Stf44 l ‘ 7 ll(wifir
Stouidhlk sa,ittidltieit;dattr,ofithe Goy, -
crnment,) law Craig, (Knox' havrectiatly
beeiraddedlti the-last reined,) and others wetica o WEl beloughit to the rhos( Cal
circleqd *l4,
. ' tili)'''dfierfat . f
paper .publlshed in ~ , , ,
A T. - ,' to.: iiad.otory of. the co -
MozoU,Othc•••__,i' li",it'iyikkiiiirty.' the
ditioxVllV'og' „Rot oi,idjuvialjaxiditqf
1 p a r i s h ...Ncia l nine "• t4 , i i i n y , - - ,Niater and foirr4u4t
our . 6 .,Ar a i k - a co er rn, planted nit: doltrOrl,
001°- c°--- 6 116*..?' In tho4bittioi4 #llOO3
agr4ie-,ISE.i.kY fiot4.oollololl4lllW I
We'stitet +..*•11.-, 4t-..:4re",iii:.**Xle.- n
i.l4icit:Votui Oirlistbinstolti'ett49l; "r
Nam° 4'l' ill*M7/106:;,,Itaitie,--AuSiig or
cv43lldng in 'A 't i h tee4.6"ttyiy4 - 0 4 Igti***l
Wine the ;Wo., iirimiii i iitii , * ,, ,...; 3
prO4PCCtf°;'All •;.".3 047 7 ..
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-Europe has 1,480 theatres.
—A woman gave birth to a bouncing boy
in a court room In New York, during the
session otthe court, one day last week..
—The suit against Ex-Postmaster Fowler
of New York, who embezzled public mon
eys and fled to Mexico in 1800, has been
abandoned by the Government. Re will
probably return home.
—General Grant is of the opinion that
there should be at least one full regiment of
cavalry in each Southern State, in order to
Prevent outrages, and to give proper pro
tection to loyal citizens, white and black.
—A Lowell soldier, who lost the sight of
one eye by the concussion of a shell at
Port Hudson, had a scrimmage on the 4th,
received a heavy blow Under the sightless
eye, and can now see with it as well as
ever.
—The Young Men's Christian Associa
tion of Chicago are to open a boarding
house for young girls Who haVe no homes
of their own in the city, and have appealed
to the Chimtgo'ladies Mt assistance in fur
nishing the establishment. Such an insti
tution is calculated to save thousands from
destruction. '
—The suicide season seems to have set
in at Hartford, Connecticut, no less than
live cases having occurred in that city in
the space of twenty-four hours. One man
poisoned himself with strychnine, two oth
ers. shot themaelves, and two WOMINI
jumped into the Connecticut river. The
last two were rescued before life was er.
tinct, and saved.
—lt, is stated tbar, the Confederate Gen
eral 'Early isyreparing a history of his
campaigns. 'We presume that General
Sheridan will be a prominent figure in the
WA... Early may well say of Sheridan—
iirest let me esti hire, for he conqUered ton.
.' 2 :2''empos !wit has been translated fly
Limo, referring to the immediate present.
—The, population of London has been
estimated by the Registrar General at
'3,0-1 1 5 , ,946, on the Bth of April, 1866, five
''years from the date of the last census Of
this population 2,620,637 arc within the
metropolitan parliamentary boroughs, rep
resented by eighteen members of the House
of Uommons; the 426,601 persons are not
Within the limits of any of the boroughs.
—lon consequence of a falling off in the
foreign demand for Scotch made whisky, it
has been arranged by a few of the hauling
Scotch distillers to close their establish
ments for a longer or shorter period, as cir
cumstances limy determine. Cambridge
distillery', which can produce fifty thous
and gaflono weekly, and employs nearly
one hundred hands, is to be closed for two
months.
—A Paris newspaper states that Marshal
Magnan expressed the following opinion
'upon the famous quadrilateral: 'Had I the
honor of beipg ordered to attack Venice, 1
should not give a thought to this traditional
hobgoblbi.. I should assail the city from
the sea. I have ascertained, personally,
there is enough water in the Lagune to do
this. I should be certain to take it with
the flatboats and gunboats. As soon as
Venice was in my possession, the four inn
ruses would fall inu) my hands like ripe
apples.'
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11110W2IP8 VERMIFUGE COM
nn, Olt WOllll LUZE.Yi ti —Much sickness on
denbtediy, with Cbtidren and adults, attributed to
other causes, le occasioned try wor m s '
VEit-
MIFUGE COMSTPO, " although e/actual in destroy -
losworms, can do no positive inyary to the most
detitmie child. Tills val cubic cambia:tido has been
anceessfolly used by ;dadaists., and Nand to be
tore and sure in eradicating worms, so hurtful to
children.
Cb%Wren having warms require immediate mien
tion, as neglect of the trouble often cause prolong
ell sickness.
Stutitto est.( worn. In children are often an er.
looked. Worms In toe siontsett and tweets range
Irritation watch can be removed only by the tn... of
a sate remedy. The combination of Inarednents
used to making DUO W 'k "VlLltallrut.
FlTtt•' id each as to give the tmn lwaalnle egret
with safely.
&kW wholesale and retail la Pittsburgh, at 1r LE
fi-
I4tl Drug and Patent gledislau I.sput, 1.1
glarXet*Lregt. 1,14111110,
NEW ADITERTISETS
iral•dira.4m, Jr, Adams Jarprcsa O f fice,
34 Fifth &reel, to an autitorthed ddtent to mance
.4dvertlannents for the (i4ZE7TE.4 and all other
papers throughout the Untlat ,51tastes and the
amadoe.
62 D REG , T. PA. VOLUNTEERS
will meet o 4 11l UILSDA EVE-NINli, Ulu Intent
7ki o'clock. at the hall of be Flrerneu'• Aseorl
l,'ot.~trlm ty ucl
Z i
ulhtnga. to arrange for the funeral
W black.
Jyll;fl7 J. H. OWEIT7eRIL, Lai Colonel.
NI lux u .—Yesterday on Smith
-s- kold streol...nuar Fourth,
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A SUM OF MONEY
The at...react obtain It caning ht
R. ROI STI
6.) Smithfield ;it eet
Jill
75 DOLS. NEW POTATOES,
UI MILK. COCCI MBEal.
For sale vet, loss L• 1 cto.w conaavameal.
HENRY itIEA,
)yll 255 LIBERTY ST., opposite Ssiatallk.
700 EMPTY FRUIT CANS FOR
sale cheep by the gross 'or Jason, by
I=l
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badthileld Strect
mm nu 11,0 N
SHIPTON & WALLACE,
Wholesale
ht./CEEB AN LI IMAJ.KLL.n.
No. 3 Ola tb Otreet.
/7 1 /, PITySN Cigll 11.
00D NEWS FOR TOE AV
•- 4
vATE NT MEDIULIIIFIri DILUGS, at lOw prict
IitroraTTLIPIS HIPTEILS, id per bottle.
DILAIf.E•IarLANTATION lIITTEIB, at do.
1.101./F)...A.aIDIS islwricits, $1 per bottel.
bollealViNVlr BRU6ABJr, pure, $4 per IL,.
deerytblog clue in proportion, at
_BROWN'S NEW MINI t3TOJth.
ler No. 4 Sti,Clotr Street
SHOW CASE YOB SALE.
OWE SUPERB BEWILLN SILVER
MOUNTED CASE, quite teat latintra at
NMI
No. 7 ST. 0
JOB. P.UAWIt W. rafiIIUESNE AND. WEST POINT
TB 14 F 0141.118, PITTS11011(11.1, retina, man
ufacture all classes or 'Forgloga, vim Steamboat
,bbstia, Cranks, Piston Rods, Levers, Pitman Jaws
and Wrists; also, itthroad Alice Locomotive
Frames, and all shape work. The ' undersigned
baying been for many years engaged in the beaincaa
are prepared ,to furnish all order. entrusted to
them With promptness and dispatch.
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Ice to Invalid Pensioners. —
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ALL
ANYALRI PENSIONERS
yr).o'.ivAcyp' recetying a peOlio/10X 48 per =mill,
Entitled to from slli to vs+ 5,
Ace:urdLug to. rate of asirallty, under aol of Jun
11106, AiTV at once, or addrcus
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MED
MEE
NEW ADVER
JAMES I. Hwy co.,
(E7coettets to th Joacia. C 0.,)
Corne* Sts.,
BANKERS AcIPIOUR Si
n, ALL itEDS gai
Government Securities,
Foreign.-Exchange,
Gold, Silver and Coupons.
COLLECTIONS made on all aceeaslble poleta t.
the United States and Caned..
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
StrEpEn PARATUS.
PAO BO NO PIMLICO
Yet t ilLay a heinous, crime the way busi
ness ucten. Some say it Is murdering the
trade. rs say It Is Numb:lst Ms own Interests
We don't behevelL Le't ns rte what the true state
of affairs Is. The truth Is this: That there le s new
establishment. neatly Stied up, at No. stg Market
street., Pittsburgh. over which W. U. MAllAirlf
preskles. Illed le which boots and shoei ore sold at
prices so low as to astonish the rattly.. Hear roe
while! give you the Mites of a few artteles, while
all other articles ore mild correspondingly low: La
dies • Congress Lasting getters selling at Store: La
dies' Sewed Morocco petits t itt.oo; Congrem.
Children ai Moroc c o Chlldren's Clippers l ot ee:
s Oboes 5150 c. A.large of
geut's prime fine calf bahnorals ands It/Int re.
eelved and selling exceedttigly low, In se time to
this he keeps any selling .
!lathe boot or s line,
and martufletures to Order Ladies. Cringreas lasting
galtermoroeco boot. -ladles" and gentlemen's fan
es,cloth embroideredslippers. Likewise gent' s
fire , gloss Ga il boots menet. °Nee MAO lower than
and' older ars& class lows° in the City. Last. lit OP
to pi thi , feet, which we would advise every Man to
have Of his Own. Idolloir and gent's army chilli.
itiper. uppers, silk embroider: d, for sale. Where
to consists cheerio.. If In tolling low, we plead
guilty: and by selling low Ave' expect to preserve
sue own intern at.., tad matesales end many
them. I nvi ti ng YOU to call and see far yourselves
we leave t e subject 'with you.
W OOD' Gt
PRIZE MOWERS
WITH RUTH
HINGE AND STIFF CUTTER BARS.
First ohms premium, bare born awarded them In
cc i ‘ ry mote. In Europe and America.Ttre Only Machine Offered for which
a Full Supply of Extra Pieces
are kept Oonstantly on hand.
rirviro Thou*iand
UV TILESE MACULNE3
HAVE BEEN SOLD IN WHEELING.
MY Como and examine before buying'. Or ..na
for Circulars.
KEIL & RICHART,
Sole Agents, Pittsburgh
1710:173
MILLMR, C. W. RICICETSON,
Philadelphia. rittaburgb.
MILLER & RIOKRTSON,
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Wholesale Grocers,
1:13=1
BRANDIES, WINES AND CIGARS,
Nos. 221 and 223,
Corner of Liberty and Irwin Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IRON, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, &C..
Cos:Wantly on hand
FOLEIrN GOLD PENS
Portfolios.
Pocket Books,
Time Books and Memorandums.
Bank Books,
Cheek Books,
Bank Books and Stationery.
Swartwont's Fasteners,
MYERS, SCHOYER & CO.,
1=39
S WART %yours P
papE: A F T L E sT INI EN TMETALLIC
AND lIINDISR,
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For fastening Law L'apera.Stieciacattons, Patent
Papers. Cloth Samples Manntactures of every de
scription. For Zdastasincs, Sheet Music.
Newspapers, Periodicals, Pamphlets. itc. ice., of
all dada, combining security and durabi lity with
rapidity and economy.
THE ICONOGRAPHER
This 111 411 Ingenious and simple mechanical Instru
went for copytog the outlines of Engravings., Aron
theetund Designs, Phu. of ktnetiltiorp: Pictures
Scroll Work In Wood, Embroidery and other Pat
tents, Maps, Crayon Etebings, all drawings,
FOR SALE BY
W. S. HAVEN,
CORNER WOOD AND THIRD STREETS.
D0:123
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Ino REWARD.
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TILE AHOVE REWARD WILL BE
paid the apprehenalnit and Deserter.vet my
eine. of ell er the following named lron;
the larch U. S. Infantry. rig:
J. dIN KELLY, 2/yam old, I feet ()Inches high;
lair complexion; gray eyes and brown hair; born in
Clank Ireland.
WILLIAM Oa HART, El years old, 5 feet, elf
Inch. bight fair complexion: gray eyes and brown
hair;_born In Beare; town, blew Jenny.
JVHIS PAY. la year. old; 5 feet ii,!" inches high;
dark complexion; black oyes and black hair; be
In Canada.
The above are allsutdrosed to be In Pittsburgh,
Pa. THOMAS WILLIAMS Jct.,
lat Mott. bth Arty, Bat. Major t i. 0, A..
1710; N0.123 Yotirdi
ID. sAirLon, I'res't N. Bee;.'
PITTSBURGH BOLT 001EPANT.
NV 11 .% thaw taii. IT% i
m to a 'mt Ii dt
JOINT BOLTS, OAS BOLTS,
PLOW SULTS, OAR/UWE BOLTS,
BUILDING SULTS, POIINDATION BOLTS,
SPLICE BOLTS. SET SCREWS,
NUT mresuErts, ac., ac.
% cum:0.414,m and HutJeri:lts., Ninth Ward. Or
.dera left at Port Pat Foundry.
Oarieral Slarkimithlng promptly attended to.
• jy9:174 •
SiiimmTit
S' DRESS GOODS,
AT VERY LOW PUICZA.
.• For
6 ' , Ma= CP„ •
:laarlir l irti*PitrOet,
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'EMOVAL 01PV11.16' ,
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HORI3EILAIDEE'r,--
h , An.o.3l.Cliy,'lttno thtfiT t !..ATTEEDOZ 110-,
Tedoial stmt., to Itto 101...4}61 tIOUSE.
..I:.lrPer of Palliate Lotto
The OPENIDDEALE tOCOOttIiOittaOItYEIDAY.
Jane Dth, and to coottlioaEYEDT TUESDAY and .
,JeTt:o2A:. ItoKAMEE,
A JPMJAIBTSATOStB .
z+44l46EresaLettons of odokinleitiitton"viCtho - 4111'
14tontli.:D. 41 ceoloomt, , ..lutyo'/besa
srsulod to;:the otolersttoto4:llt , personE natant
OTotm e Zatost _the ostotoof?‘I , iuOitslOOVltot."; Aro
tomato Maxon. wo: Mot porabos
ti r Tgotoso•exid - istatoarn - rlToosted to ammo VII , :
•woont..to..? .> lrMS:lll7lllaoN - ;:sma.r.
,kr=x4o.3olsanutidemirAr.eauey.--,.
Ip7rm" .100ibbido •
ftnr
W. 0. MAILAFFET
No. tet Market Street
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ILAIMPACTLOIILIM OP
BEST QUALITY CAST STEEL,
Warr:W 'Aa to.sny In tae Marl(et l
ed qu
/ler niart r ,ty or c po . tie
OL'ECIAL ATTENTION . VAIL) TI) YLNE
ANTI UTA d
Office, 38 Wood Street,
IN ET. CILUCLES HOTEL UUILIIIN U.
1 . /IT6I3MM, Awe lath, 16011. le18:1149
prritouct
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BLUE LEAD.
We are nuw prepared to furnish Ulla STANDARD
brand of
331_113?El
For ilefluners' use, promptly and
in any quantity.
We guarantee the QUALITY to be 16UPIL mutt
ANY manufactured taw. brought to thle city.
• T. U. NE VIN dir. CO.,
N. W. Corner Third and Market tits
jpil :AU
B usmr.ss itiA.Nps
COMICIAL COLLEGE,
No. 4 St, Clair Street.
We have engaged the services of an experleqeed
teacher expressly for the months of July and Au
gust. Students entering on the Ist ofJoly can easi
ly complete the course by the last of Angel t.
For circulars and speelmena of ixumenshlp, apply
at the College Rooms. or address
N. SHAFVEIt and
,lenncelmwr J. F. kfaCILAYMONLIS.
J.
„Jae Beqrr.
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DEALERS IN
Fine Wateh, Clocks, JeweltY,
SILVER•PLATER WARE, ETC.,
No. 274 1.1.13/CILTY
Pltislauxirpla, P'eausek- f
wltZlif= M e legityV v Z I",;Mlie
PIITSBITRGH IRON *ORBS.
J. PAINTER,. IA: SONS.
iron Bucketo Tub and Trapk -
HOOP§ AND B.44ETS,
relealAD PITTSBUIEWIIi
p . DVFFY,
Tin, Copper ; and•Sheellkoh Ware,
And dealic •
AiTOWAVI6 , I I , t 2WOU O.I Alei
aiOODTE 00.LTA.D
AWKWIAZ_
2:41. Cle're/.7ltt le.treg)..#
Tila ia She Okia_paalp
eali . th ' -I;clty
J.
adbay .
Stoves and Tin Ware... ann . work lo•oxasoly atten
J. C. BITMg ........ . .
j " CO;4'lligutiunt.
.atunwmorpuw.mull*lLtistousad/Wpbany
161:10:)
Peberry ono 101 l
ollig.M.,Vitroul Leongl2l..
Moly er , oid.ttrlinton4l,nr3pstzoul
r afflohark•
grr. on flout
tT in° IblIPPe4 - 4° . V/W
oottes; ° lirtArto ot tti
I BOiriblii snnud [ OUTesaes 4.'
ihr the tallow
$ 500 4 1 / 300 .14 1 A 0 .14:, 4 5 4 00 An
1" .. ,1;1it t *( 474.;;; , = -
. 41 61Feafialltry kr;
.1014 ,40:43111.filhailitteilii
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1146(!i1TIOTIOM1310,
Nc'33:Fifth Street.
Capital, - - - $500,000
DISCOUNTS DAILY AT
I Poposlte received and collectio
ceselble points on the west reoe,
JOSHIF S. RHODES,
Pres i.Jent 'pro tem
R. W. MACKEY, Cashier
JOSHUA RHODES, 01 J. RHODES AL CO.
C. C. HUSSEY, of HUSSEY, WELLS Co
ICE&S 6 OWEN& or Y. bIELLEICS & co
D. R. GALWAY. No. 337 LIBERTY STREET
J. W. of ANDERSON, COOK & Co
THUS. $. lILAIR, of tiIIOENIIF.ROEIt a U.
JAS. T. WOO.O. of WWI>, MAT'IIiY.W.4 .5 Co.
H. F. S 1714, of CHESS, SMSTII & CO.
CHARL ' W. IMTCHELOIL. 1111:17.8
27 TR STREET.
EMI
DENNISON'S,
Now Goods!
New Goods!
New Goods!
t`I , WAVELYMParin,"P o t'
ut eon.
LACE CGLLARS AND FIANDKERCIDEVN.
COLLARS, NETS, BANDS. Etlemais AND
FLUUNCINGS.,
UFFINUN, TRUIMINUN.
IN FA-NTS RUBEN, WAIST, AND CM'S.
I NNERTINGN, FILLINGS, AND HAMBURG
TIUMNIINGN.
lIANDEKI/CLUEFS In great variety.
LINEN CDLLARB, NET& CLIFFS.
ILLUNW.N. SWISS AND CAMBRIC WAISTS.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
EMBROIDERIES,
T 101.14105 i
LADS I) GEE
PURR DM [Nit GOODs
At Greatly Reduced Prices
27 FIFTH STREET,
,y„. D. DENNISON'S.
IVITIONAL MST COMPHY,
423 Penn Street,
FIFTH WARD,PITTBBURCH•
L.epotato rectlre.l awl Interebt alloy ed on de-
P *lts.
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Collections! matte on all the principal points of
the Unitell Steles.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Sought /mad. /3,c.1ci...
THE StOCRIIOIIIIII2 INDRIDIJALLI RIRONSIBLE.
IMOILKILT DICKSON, Crest.lra,
JOHN 11. RALSTON, tilte Preside.,
HOHEICT J. WHIM., Cashier.
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INGIERT DICKSON, CIIAJD,ES MYERS,
JO/INL. ILALSTON, JOSECIL LANG
wILLDIN S I GTH, IVILLIAM ,
CIIAS. 11. AUIDITKONII WM. CNA VIyoND,
,lAAIF.I9 LITTKLL, I*AGL SIKIIPUT,
1111 L J. ANL, JAALES
. .Izo, n 7
CARPETS! IC ARPETSICA LIPETS
MCSFARLABII & COLLINS,
71 it 73 FLU Street, 2d ooor,
Are now In nrelpt of an unnamilly large and Cholc
stock of
Carpets, Floor CM Cloths, Window Shades
tramasks, 'Wpm Terries, Lace and
Nottingham Curtains,
WILL a host of toud elegant
_patterns
and
Cornice
to match. Volet, Brasseta, Wilton and Mosaic
RUGS, all of the latest deaigns, direct from the
most calf Mated looms of Europe and America, and
to an examination of which the public art cordially
Invited.
A. this
In
stock was purchased before the
late rise In gold. will regality be seen that our pat
na 11131 TC anusuly with as the advantages of amr
ebulite at the lowest market rates. jya
IiANICILAL YA.I3I,ISILB. PASITN
ItEUIIICN MILLER,
lIKU. W. BAJI.S. SAII•t. DUYV.
CttAS. reaKIN.
CRESCENT gnu WORKS.
MILLER, BARR & PARKIN,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
11:1
IVIVTrrU A,T,
LIFE IMNIINCE
Of New fort:
jade on all at
le terms.
ASSETS, OVER
Sixteen Million Dollars
To meet the choice of such Pre.ntii. or NW"
mem
bers as may prefer to hate the amount insured paid
In instalments to their Iv idon - s or heirs, rather than
Inrunt. thin Company In prepared to insert in
One
Its pollens a attune agreeing that in lieu °film pay
ment of the pollev and pronto In one lota, an tam ita
hie amonnt, to be determined by the Company, may
be paid annually or semi-annually for any ntotellled
numb., of yen', (say front lire to Meaty-live yearn.)
EX a &lEEE. —aimpost. a pulley of ftlo.ooo, with ad
dition• amounting to rang) mort
. should become
payable by reason of the death of the person In
sured, the Company, •in lion of the payment of
141.5.000 in one mini would be able to give (assuming
internal nn reatired in Ow pant, art anuity for ten
yearn or over jp,ttio per atom., nr for t twenty yearn
an au unity of ovm 111.101 per annum.
This form of annuity will remove the anxiety
which may exint In the minds of nom.. policy-bold
ern lest the future provision they here 1111110 for
their famillen. should be ineffeetual nr transitory in
Its. duration. palter through unsafe Investment, tin
whir ex petidit.tr, o other nnomtainti., Incidental
to contingent trunts.
It ly not only free from the ordinary dangers of
11..4.Wtent, but Ira NI/11,11W and full payment la
secured by the large and et. 114 cash resources and
good falth of this inetitutlou. which than, to a cer
tain extent. becomes the Guardian or Trustee of
-the survivor.. Hen. the provision ntay W , eou,lll
ro4l.llannartly speaking. bcycatl any adverse c
tingency.
All carp &revved payments or annuli le; will ram ,
, iultably In lite profits. ur dividends of the Comp.
Ihl eoravas) will alnn laxnc sUEVIVORSIEIII .
AN Nil which provide for ourylvors du ring
the whop• scrim! of Eft, nud DEFEIIRED ANNU
ITIES, by nehlch lisll, !dual, Islay provide for them
.lt. lrt zsl , upeol age.
F. S. VirINSTON, President.
R. RATCHFORD STARR, Gen'l Agt
GEORGE M. BLACKSTOOK, Agen
No, 87 Fitt.b. Elitarecit,
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BAILIFF, BROWN & CO
PLUMBERS,CAS &STEAM PIPE FITTERS,
Agents must No careful to forward reports so as to
reacts tOill'inst., as mu conc.:V.ldd certainly
Late p la ce on the 30th without All.
No ears charge for adidission.
It edit beaten that we have added soma vary val
uable city property to our !Ist, at a moderate price.
All , mmiunnlcadons should be addressed to
nicl. ONALD, THOMISOP .t '
iyo.dAwT :din lion No. 10(56, Pittsburgh...l'a.
672 Penn Street, Pittsburgh. I QUARTERLY REPORT
No. 55 Federal St., Allegheny,
WATER AYII liAti FIXTUJIEIt eo.stantly
hand.
H ousOs Ottto
rt uuotll p wce.ith UAS.. WATER or STEAM
IrkZ at abo
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liednericsCited up at short notice and In the
metao loprored style.
AHITATOIPI, CANES, fix., lined with Sheet
Lead b Pip y
e new process, with Hydro-Atmospherie
Blow .
We keep constantly om bandlarg lipply of
SHEET LEAH. LEA.I) PIPE , IitHEANWHICASS
COCKS. /f /TTINGS Ulf ALL KINDS, HYDRANT
HOSE, and lo tact all material kept by a fret-else.escabllsinnent•
We would invite the attention of all who have acy
work lode in our line of business. ato we feel Conn
dent we can give the best of satisfaction as regards
material, workmanship anti price.
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1866. SPIKING BATS. 1866 .
A./1_000RE) & CO *,
131 WOOD STREET,
Wish to pill special attention to their large and
splendid stock of
Mats, 4c., for Spring and Sum
user ;rear.
.O..xs..ll22:l.4:9Mommei4eaarletir.
DAMES' DEREYS, YACHTS, SEASIDE'S, Ek.;
GENT'S aml GOYS` SAKATOGAS. •'HI/W'S
THAT'S*. BERHITONB, DINHIEVM, MOUTONS,
DERHYS, FETUS. Ac.. Lc.
STUAM GOODS of every deveriPtien. to ../t all
Last.. Je-N1:11”0
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH, PA.-
00kte, 31 Nlll3 Street, Hank Block,
Ilds is • Homo Company, and insures against he
by Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER, Fri:Adept.
C. BERTYLE. Vice Preahan.
HO PATItECX Treasurer.
lIUOII WELHENY, beeretary.
butstrroina:
Leonard Walter, George
C. 0. Boyle, Geo. W. Evan..
Hobert Patrick, .1. C. Lappe,
Jacob Painter, J. C. Plainer,
Jo•lah Hang, John Voegtler ,
J. Caplan., A. AMMO.
Henry bpropl,
PHOE3IIII. STEAM BREWERY,
Jos aizi - NicEn & Nazar
RESTERS BD BREWER
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
PITTSBORMI, PA.
ROBERT IVATSON, ZiOnnager.
UTILITY WORKS.
MaLEAN & SLAM,
No. 83 Liberty St., opposite Fourth,
Fu-surActuosno of
CABINET m A "KM:L.9' HARDWARE.
They make a specially of free Bedstead and Pivot
Castor.: Porcelain, Bedstead and Pivot Castors:
Indstead F.teninga; Stops nandxtension Tables,
go. They also manufacture haVe constantly
on hands Thumb Latches, S_pring Latches, Bl'Lean's
Window Bast !Supporter, M 'Lean's Eccentric gash
Button, Utility Shutter And Butt"llinges, Grind
stone Ranging, Sadirons, bash Weights,
Jj2:1930
SUM:Mt PAT
LEATHER .BELTING AND 1108%
itanotattured at No. 59 B.9II.TILYIELD or.. by
ILARTLEY. PHELPS' & CO.
Alpo, dgento for Now. YOzir. Rubber Co.
Ghantri. b eltin g.
o . l "TlitilluMfil``yrnhPitaoJoita
RLYET9and 131999. llitta 9001(9,0.6. t 105,00
GREAT- TEAR GUN WORKS.
J. H. JOHNSTON.
,
, ant,Shot.Guns,
ARMY, NAVY nod YOCKVT - REVOLVERS, CAE-
ItI.I.I.ES andAttl AU Indeo(.
WIXOM' •
Atni tilfitt "MO AUL • 'lt lailunrPeon
psalm lurnlajd ,watn Anna nt - short nutlet. Al!
nto si W i t i m i lr rotomiltauhtbent tawnier. ,
SS - ltatontolertho plong; - •
ChipFil . .RPOUt Awl Oltyst streets,
les:co • virrsurriuni, PA, -•
LEATHER- HELTEVG.I
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CH - EsBleiAN•gr, CLAB
No. 11 011115 IST.;'nent- therenltentlary, Alleghe
ny City, inanuthetocers nrovelo , desarSolon of rat-.
ent ntretched„lnlnentLvi attd .11tvoted OAK TAN
EIJ.LItATKELt IS mann to arr.
Muured at eban It*Cfce, rattloular-atinn
Xitg to /kits' Tor Rolling 11111$ and heavy,/ o
Iwork nnirnuted‘'.OplemtnePnettlilly
. .
EVERSON" PRESTON a c 0...
piexteryi . rworindr
ilEtcbit WOOlziolc
Warelmise,":&4:l,lls'ilid
vante alononiralmla n bake; Titishqgh,Ta. • .
}VII TUE_ PIVECILISE - ALPD 84LE .
4it ail ilectiptlonsoU r l•;l:
• - .Raki/E.
.
• street.
s
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It r 0,11 1t.A.; - 'co '
U N DERTAKERCANOEMBAIMERS,
„ co n hiiromm - sysaaantertimi nt st ai i e ,
~a gimmaibsished
at.kr.adow.u,p,ifurimw, -thmkaril
7LO
111
01711 BRAND
GIFT CONCERT'
Advertised for July ttb, will positive 3 be pls . & At
HAT Ar
PITTSROVARIV A Up'pa.,
MONDAY: JULY '3oth, 1566,
AT 8 O'CLOCK P. 31.
F 111.4 CL,2I 411.;SIUAL &LENT ENO AGED,
,
Gtfie to the :7.thetousat of
70.000
win I.* tvreanted io the ticket ifolderi, looludlug
City Property, tircentkickt, Ftne.Farms, de.
77CEET6 ONLY ONE DOLLAR. LAMB.
Nu blanks. A gift for vv.)" Liao/ holder.
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LIST OF ()LIFTS:
1 Fine Three-story Brick Residence, •,'"
corner Canal and Chestnut streets.
Allegheny ' .1114000
/ brick Messiness Heim, Molt/7UB
, . rsysereut. rittsburgn • - •• 8,060
I lirlok House, Nu. r Anderson street,
Allegheny 5.4506
5 Fine Building Lots In centre ot.E.sat
Liberty, near 1' IL lt..Statloa"—
... SOO
I city Lot, 140. 19 Ridge a 4: I l lttablain001).
1 gift In Ureenbacks 41.000
I gift In bare. backs 600
I. giftl4,lirecnbacks.... ........ .......... 9.50
1 giftlaDrconosoks .
' I girt inlJrcenbeeks- .135
7.5
1 gift In Greenbacks
101/ Rifts In 31, - 91319 eTs 11.10 exh........ 1,000
200 gilts In Greenbacks, /3 each 4000
400 gins 14 Green tracts, %DO each • 9,000
2,000 Ole or gooal Interest ng Books 9,000
10 gifts of nice Sewing_l9aCialnoe SOO
0 gilts of excellent Melodeons 000
Ugh - Ls ONLT Lu Jewelry :11,000
VIZ: 3 MIMS() M.O. 9 Diamond pans. 4
Inn Gold Watches.
a
!Lefts of Western Farina. to wit:
Z712:L0 in. Ittrassaiscrizai..
• LOCATED AS FOLLOWS:
Four in Shannon county, One of 261 acres, and
Three of Ono each; Two In Texas county, cacti
IM acres; inn itipley county el tallacros, and Two
in uregon county, each 100 Imes. Also, Two Farms
In Marathon county. Wisconsin, 1130 and 00 acres re
spectively. All deli Warming Land in good settle
ments.
Alec, 40Interestef 661 °subtle Oil Wt4ls, located
on the famous Plthole creek, Vonatiips county, I's,
including the celebrated 1 , 101013 ff W ell. Zanies, on
llolestion Yana, and other voile° Ve>aellii In that
wonder.' region. These intereate will be present
ed as Forty gift., valued at from VW tO ;LAO each.
of one of them in an unproductive well, but In
wells producing, and others yet to be mated, close
to prOdUcing under contract !bo w legtion, free of nirther expense. Maps the
location of said wells, de., on stand.
Penton, wishing to examine deeds, or certain ar
ticles of the above property can be accommodated
at our ollice, where all the particulars ;nay be ob
tained. Warrantee Deeds given for all the above
Keel Senate.
e.CUttE.EUT List, ISOM:IDLED THIC TICKET
HOLDERs• NAMES, AUDI! AND THEIR
'MEET NUMBERs LS HEM AT OUR OrFICE,
b 0 THAT ALL MAY REUEIVE. JUSTRIE,
%META - 1.4E THEY ATTEND THE CONCERT
iq ter. Qur smallest gifts are photographs of distin
guished persons.
.
The drawing wI/I take place after the concert.
four nights In succession. A committee srlll be ap
pointed by the Ticket Holders alone to superintend
the same, and see that the taints are distributed
Impartially, and the resell published immediately.
lirsentacks, Deeth , . Ne..,.fonvarded he express.
ItELI A ilhE AOEaT B WA NTED In every town
and village within 600 milts of Pittsburgh, to
whom liberal inducements are offered.
CLUB EATe.S.
5 Tickets to one address A 4 50
10 Tickets to ote address ti 00
50 Tickets to one address 43 50
lOU Tickets to one address 85 00
Tickets selling fast. Net up your clubs and send
on your orders with the name and address in Mikof
each subscriber.
Number of tickets issued. 70,000. II Prictitill
rack. They are for sale at our office, N0..70 FlrTli
STREET, 2,1 lrloor, Them:dale` Uulldrng , gliltsb`g
And at the principal Hotels, Book, Music and Drug
stares of this city .ceipt of pri ceo Alleghtny.
Sent by mail on re and stamp for re
turn postage.
Bend tor elrossisra.
Money may be sent us at our risk, either hy draft,
postoflice order, express or registered letters.
We have excellent reterences, with which oar
K N. R.—Although our tickets Issued for the ath
lost were nearly all sold, yet It became absolutely
necessary to deter oar Concert o few days, to allow
our tickets agents time to correct their reports.
We mast positiveiy have the Name, rest Weer ad
dress, ad Number of ticketpeoa's ticket, or we
cannot deJustice to our holders, ourselves oz.
Our refereneee
PITTSRIEIBGH
_ . .
of course, tickets homed for the ith Inst. are {rood
for the nob, and lure an equal Interest In all the
gilts.
P I Tre3 NU Nuts NATIONAL BANK OF CON
tOttN6B Finn AND WOOD BTILLNTS,
ASSETS.
Loans and Discounts
Furniture and Fixtures
Expense anc Premiums--
ItemitLenc. an Cash Itims
thee from Banks
d
Treasurer far etreelati With
IL
500,050 00
Other
SpecieUa r 3 . STurnideg
Notes and State
11 ek Notes IGS.SEO 00
$1,V51.6.50
Capital Monk $ 600,000 00
Depositors MO.= 00
=An% 14
Banks and liankers 5A785 11/1 ,'80.84{17
tierplns Fund, Interest.o Erairge sl 44,10
ir
• ,241.050 OS
The as's e statement Is correct and trite, to the
been of my knowledge and belief.
J. C. CURRY, Assistant Cashier.
hworn and minctitied before me thle :Id day of
j. gie t rr e6. h. 81111TH. Notary Public..
M i I I FV/1t41 )4 Z14'.,WAi4)4,,i5t,141
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Or ITITelB1:11101,1
Loans and Discounts 01,003,6115 16
United States Bonds 650,001) (10
U. B. Temporary Loan eO,OOO on
Due. from Banks and Bankers... 7177,=1 2/
Bpeele and Legal Tender 1t0re5...1... 137,677 BS
National Currency 10,063 CO
Notes of Solemn State Banks 7,7/1(0
Ua,h (toms and BeIIIIMVICES 21,490 66
Beal gstate
.3710) 10
Expense 6,150 61
I=
Capital Stock W 00,070 00
Duo Individual Depositors r 14121.94
Due Banks and Bankers-- 1t7,07810
Due Treasurer of the linlied 5tate...141,243 17
Circulation • WO,OOO W
Contingent rtind and Pr0nt5.......... M 0,011047
izat,asi De
•
1 hereby certify that the foregoing bt a true eh
tree, from W o Quarterly Report to the Comptrol
er of We Currency.
Ire:ere .lOllll D. SCULLY. Caohler.
QUARTERLY REPORT
CITIZENS• NATIONAL BANK OP PITTSBONAJIL
1e10.d615
:bier and Ellis Disccanated., 4 001.,M74
U. S. Bonds depoalted to secure Cir-
Otatinited glit'affe; c o . l7iG
bpecie and other Lairittl Money ' lOO,
litate.nonk Notes
Remittances and other cash '
Ooc h 7 Banks and 'Banker. nth
Btock Third National ttank N. Y
Taxes and Expenses
Real Estate and Bond and Mort, agp
account.
$1 P 51,9611 a
. .
•
i•l2llsg .•
1ii1,60000
O,Naaguao.
State Circulation 114,000 m
Individual Deposits ............. .-....., 64142 Si
Dividends unpaid
Doe to Banks and Bankers
.11,41 81t. •
Earnings • 116.0/4 al .•
•
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if.aaAff Ci- .
I certify that the :above is Atria abs*t of the
Btater*t made to the ComiAtallir Pf , curteiteif'...: • ..:
'yam/39 of. -4..8.11ADY, Jn.,•easbiar.c.,s
AN ORDINANCE relative to the
re.c :fr i v . os Ba alfey;,jA the l!oecnsgliCliAws.
See. 1.• Be it oiddtned asidesuicted 'Nlitsseß4pww
awd .Totow dB ca 011ie Berens* dt •setesoralie,;
and it snowy enacted by,t/te autherthd
Thnt Batsantley. as now Leld dawdle: the pl
+aid tarocild. tat ,. the ,old t ftroodh fine
centre, had located along; the: *apse JP= B
street to the
o Alephenr , nerePr.deehgssd e4 ,Pes as ay Dlghway oflaid boronsbiejsforo twenty•fect.
Shdalned and enacted Into a, lawthls Anti day or
ul7. A. D. mai. •
• O. sorrow. ourgeo.:.'; -
J. J. COwnliT, Breretary., , 971d7d
AVIA. n. TAC1C......T.U10. s. TACZ .... 471 ED. claw"
TACK±III4OI,& - C104,;':,
PETaOLEUM AND` ITV' PRODUCTS,,,
I patio:m . lc,
PaltJnslrma oivtet,:-Litcywn.a Anne'
tirisuputf & s&Tam.DER.,
CRUDE AND REFINECPETROLEUNI
prnma. 3totaN.,,senert Tuarranlir,
xoant cuatorattA TAR, tc. • .
.Corner "161/ii.iustr:Fir&T
Pglgaelphl2.
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pair flay'clarriago
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Plrrb - straan, July 2d, umG.
UV-SOURCES.
IRON:CITY RIVE WORKS,
MICE ABB WAREHOUSE,
N 05.15 Wood And 102 and lei Third Si,
DM=
EMT=
.INPORTNES UP AND DZALNEiIi IN
Saddlery Hardware and Trinuning
Superior Wood and Iron Haines,
=
wrongps kooglts, Pang Mts. Hostiles, Brandoollar -.4
Wheel. BitsoMallen Bile. as.. a c..,Keep also oa '
biter s tall and complete. assortment Of. goods In i ;
their lite, St or *bleb they,offes ,lltsts Al: Vdcess
mid on la naod termi ii.ie alreVed bynny how
the trade NAST oit war. " • -. .11724=bat , -7,
zi
Piarsstmou,-Joly 24, MS.
011 . 11111 A WiiiktiousE;
RICHARD E. BREED,
• • zziow.cottir„
1110. 14110 , W00d Street.
BRITINNa AND , SILVER. PLATED:TA/ILL
watts:Tx& ?was AND TANLIZ ORTI,NRY.
Ew"' IHINA.TsN •-•
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at
HINA
CHINA
N V ri b l i 4tONN . • j
ZOWLSILAN WANED)? EVERY • ENCIIIPTIUN
-.•• VA! 4"4
Ir.liGiailit'STONE WADS of toNN •
wholdulesneriNat trade.
„,:ilkeLsrAn i t %%Tit conviewit.kor•viirtliiii
r" - 144;,71.4 tenni tia
- ....... .... ......... '
Plumber3i . and Steam illittpra t
. I =ri•* l o 46 43l:t . A!,. ‘ cii) . 3* - **..
erid
Isaithi; ' *star
eloseSei' atoddstierd, t - endants,. ad One
des onktor sweat the most ressonsolo
- Orders from !votary videos. by,sosilpfodpu. dt"
J. DIAMOND,
Practacal
81138 . 8/AN FrIBIeLE sPieerALEs,
minim
itifus , aire,e4bOtpeeitinittaiekti".l ; l
C hirthatovßtreet,i'M W
ki,'
110)18MITIVA4D'OE4ER IN [bade at alt dew N4V-fAr
I:sada:lW gold st Uri lOwsst prices.
cuelnltv on AgloANotioe.,,,, •, „ ,
„00 - WHOCANBUTTS For -;'=”
Two WeFtl'a .
infaoilligi_gooa
oriliowuirtake,
VA128.31 No. 313 ' •
TAMES 111.
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6 0A w tt a
t( :7 1
tends
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11=1111=111
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ANTED. —By TWO SLIIGLE
GENTLEMEN, *Niro th ere are no °Go
boarders.
-- r>fis4 ll3 /M.OF-R 0 0 1)3 •' *L
.
antidatlng of two bed rooms, bath r oo m a n d par
lor, famitshad or .millarnished, pleasant loca
tion In Pittsburgh or Allegheny, with or without
board. Address particulars, 4. G.
All Inn Nog dun, Pittaburgb.
YV T AITT-7/101ALED — E.—NAo9.ENLE. preTsS7l,2 11 ALEndwIl1ba . "readdy
soon; THE I OST CAUSE, antw lioulh"nit".
of the war by E. A. POLL D. of Variants no/
sairnr, sobstertplism. Tbe only standard and of.
SOAK and üblise. ExelOsivo ter.
rliory and a large commission paid. bond "...D
for tonna. Address. A. TALOOTT.
jy:ll:rsb.d& el' MO Liberty Et.. fittshurat. Po.
VIT-r—eraii4Titliles ugh paid
W Altana, to introduce our new min, "'
trtieg relg r afiratiijrt2rS
A5,v4.)., •vr or,ftille.-
Ob.
iAkelittdanr,
WALL PAPERS &C.
T110)Mill
WOROALUEI urwittiit
W TAT. PAILtiIK . 1 t
, ,
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SNADELI
Nr mt. sot
.
Warehouse, 91 Wood Street.
Second door below Dlsmoad
realm] PITTBIIUItf3II PA.
pAPientiL.mcm*Gs - r9n owe,
.64M-et collections:l
American WWI Papers.
Foe tho Ant Han, 10. Avelam • •
A - E EXGLISIX PaIPERS
- Achalce selection of Lbw-,
Newest French Paper
For sale b
WALTER P., MA RSH A LL,
• SI WB'od Street
PARLOR PAPERS.
em:l
A NEW LOT OF
Standard Gold Papers
Now rece i ned, or berolrul 'deegiot •FErlors,
No. 107 MARKET STREET, NEAR YIPTH
myl9
==!=!
BRED IRON WORKS.
JONES & 14116131 E,
I .O X • r o JCES33tT.FILC3I-ME,
MAIMPACTI7IIIII9 OP
AMERICAN AND CLAM
Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron;
Bridge Iron;
Angle and T Iron;
Guard Iron;
Coal Screen Iron;
T Haili,l6 and .20 lbs. to the )'ard
Tram Balls, punched and corm
ter sunk;
Boiler, Bridge and Tank Rivets;
Cut Nalls.and Spikes;
Ship and Bbat Spikes;
Railroad iket4 •
Fishßailroad Bars and Bolts;
flails aad Car' Wheels and. Axles;
Street Car Witeelaand Axles;
Coal-Pit Car Wheels and - Axles;
Patent Cold Rolled. Shafting;
Patent Cold Boned Piston Rods;
Mower and Reaper Bars.
WABEILOUBE AND OFFICE.
120 Water and 158 Front Sty,
)311,ANOLL HOME,
Nos. 22,24 and 26 River
Jel:elS 101110A110. ILL
MEN'S BOOTS
BOYS' BOOTS,
Youths' 13cocotis,
LADIES' BALROBALS,
LADIES' GAITERS,
KISSES AND CHILDRENS'
Boots, Balmorals
CM
G- AL. I 'A^ :E s ,
AT REASONABLE RITES,
SMYTH &
63 MARKET /32.71RET.
DAY,
. 2 111cABOY & SPANO,
;.'t: 11[01 . 111.ETOJLS or
Azl. NamLammers otvil varietle; of
--. M.Y.: 41. /011U6011
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