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_BEAD 11111e1
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Nos. 7b and 80 Mark
Mum*, GLIDE
AWN. 6.—Oar •tore *III be el •
. excel:nine on satarday.
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NEW wow, entherktiog
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7; T ) I
.}IIILIS UIPLIEE Lae
VINE PSAOL BUTTON
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We would InVlte special A
splendid assortntamenhof.
JADIII9 , BUY TANIS r
tiLuvxs is the neer Yet
Asi assortment of neer cote
BLACK LACE WWll—it
:most co suttee assort=
I/I Es , and 1.1/11LORK '
killthrtni TINE 81111tra,
COLLARS; HALT 110
haTEETS.ftilgttrilENll”Eoll
.
• To• Merchants
Our Wholesale Depart
oith everything In the' Iv
ffer to the Trade as low
DLACRITIK
pant assortment of
at styles or
• I lot of
ND INSICRTINGS.
flan to a new sad
BERLIN.GLOVES.
nm Ilayaria
• .Klll (MOVEN
BBVII e:eaTog i . xitsg.
tiCAttni
ISUSPENDEM,
UN
EIEIiINO UNDER-
nd Dealer,
nt. now - atcreked
lON LINE, which Irv.
house Eut or West.
A RT.TSIT.E.
19 Firth Street,
Attanta for the .. LOCIEW
I;ottrAN I • BRAD '
11(t tIEIST at Mama
lay=
1D MANUPACTUBIKiI
VS DISPLILIC kLLlP
rers, Prices.
INI
Jog zoitNE & ars.
..ZOW_?l,' SUN!! AND 1111.1111 Y lIATi4,
84u wir atar,H, argE , ""i Es.
11 111., - ILAI it, mut or ISOth NETS lik new shapes.
7/qt4el . ...l_ w anll fastlonable styles.
w r d , ll:4 o a, ~ !I, e areLt and checked, ill
BUDS and HOSES.
MIAS , / 1300135, TI NUS and 011.NAMENTS.
" A r 411 4"" O*W 4131;coc>clins.
TA
WIES. CIIECaIt ..111ULT:IANT, NAIritiOOKS.
ituere allfltßED LIONS, LINENS.
a nd a full assontneta of ,
WRITE GOODS.
ANIVISI:GIftIeIY LACE COLLARS.
REAL AND VAL.. LACE COLLARe, REAL
POINTE 'I, ACE. DOLL A 11. e. SETTS nod HAN It-
KA EC lOW TRIMMING AND
FLOUNCIEW. SWISS AND CAMBRIC EDGE
,e 413 INSEUTINGS, LINEN COLLARS, CIWYS
AND SETTO,Dsrlous styles.
PnR Inlaidon,.Swinii and Erenth Cambric
. _. ....
.. , Waists.
PARIS RUFFIANGS -AND -SHIRTING, (...131,-
kMt l itT r ikalWithhi a ltainti. S
uillWE:
atil,L , (74UN ,. 1 LACE, GALLtAIiNtf, FANCY
BRAILI, BC/ MN, BALL AND DltOr 11IIII
WWI.
Bead Streackers, Ornaments and dens
' rerXoialg.
111 .We eliole A styles In READ BILK : FANCY
eIturCUET, , LACK AND WHITE MARL. 11l-
PERIELLE, 4El'. BALL,GLASS AND C ANEO
olAlrouttl oalat.A. -
CORse'rs. NETS, cialLs. wan rurve AND
ROLL); DUPLEX ELLICTICAnd BON TON ILIOOP
ISKIRTS,• BELTS. BELTING), CLAM . ) AND
DDUKLIDS }AN) In_greAt variety from palm loaf
to Wory. MAI 31 HEIL UNDERWEAII,for ladles,
4
goats: AI eT
.FRUNTS, "STAN: , SHIRT); TIES.
BUTTE 114,1; SPANISH LINEN SHIRTS;
TRAVEL ,NO BAGS nad SATCHELS; HAIR
BRUSH COID3);Aria a .• : • •
ritz...t. - .ra.rr or Jrorio.alir.
AIX AT rOPULAR
Jibs. 77 and 79 Marktt Street.
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C. 811ANZION.J. SIXIIIIC.BOX.
ARBUTHNOT 'SHANNON & CO,
..Wo. 115 Wood Street ?
rITTEIBUILOII, PA..
Mayo put opetiesk . a larioThioil of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
Ada to" the toe trade, wid th they
°deist. the iAIWa sen EIf{TXILIO r/tICKe.
RABIIICIt•S AND 518-
1 / 1 0411thtl, LAWNS, CHANIC2I , C ASS
IdEREB,
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Gth W
luaeaOhnaog HLEAC and
. {MN oalia,
GB
C L'ONA:prga. and 111116T/Iitin. !SHEET'S .
Linen &c.
•to call mitt examine oar
Mlapn' Cotton `•
t 0 ant it! invltWa
4.111111. yIIiCCANDLESS &
CLATi t WILSON. CAnn & C 0..)
WIIGLENALIL.DIALERS IN
FGREMN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. 13.4 Vircsoci.
alum tu t ue above Thasacead
•:jos:tu prrltiDlllll7ll. PA-
TOBACCO CIGAR
EACELSIIOIt TOBACCO WORKS.
R. & W. JENKINSON,
ILAIIIVTACTILMSZE OP ALL. EISDB or
• TOBACCO, SNUFF AND , BEGARS,
So. a 'NW 'KUL arratr, , •
Third door.from Stupeuslon SWIM
tiLIAGLIENY. re.
Brutal Store et Salem. Ohio. 311724:1 , 21 •
.
;,It. jErritlES,'
lliaalletarairiad-Wholerali and Retell Dealer la
• • all kinds or
TOBACCO: .SNUFF AND.CIOARS.
No. 661'.CLAIR lITICY.bT, Prtfoutracctr. PA.
AirA Ism. assortsmitondEFAlSClatTMTlPES
111lumki It/DACCO, or kba al
beat qunA, ker
t) GEORGE '.-:BLI7BrEINSCHNIN
Lr
, . ..,. nssi.ithwi l'Oglitas..amo ahauesime .
1 SEGARS - -: CREWING :' TOBACCO
, =.,Sioiolriiig tobliccO'i:PiPcsilke- -
iT.c. "4, 034* , Dzills . i!iv•4.4irt;
(Wear oWteiol'Llberth). ~. --
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lessolecuu..ee or Sod Wholesale Slid Retell Dealer
'‘;;-''• .. • ' ''' .' inilikbh ll.l.- . '
Tobficc, Snuff : and '§egas,
4b HAND SXREET
A gem:teal assoetisient of amoklut Tohaete",.rlpeS
esd Totem, reaches always on hand lam nal
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S 1 ; 11 MER: CLOTHING
it 'Boys;
YOUTHS, and
CIFILDRF I III.
Or the Iltieneer styles. 1414 . 6-
s'i r' i ! " . s " . `" •
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47 et. ciair Saves.
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THITIIBDAY. JULY 19. 1866.
CITY AND' SUBURBAN.
Addition . al Local Natters . on Pleat Page
ll=
IEI2I
The gagette.—Paxson leaving the city
'during the immmer, ten have the Gazitrra
=fled to them by leaving their address at
our counting room.
BOSE.
e for $ll
The Pelee star In Pittsburgh—Wight
on Gassain^. 11111—.11 Teheran Raster.
er earemonles.
Quito a cOmMetion was 00mb:wed In pitt,
township, yesterday morning, - by a rumor
being noised about that prize fight . ' would
take place that morn on Gazzare's
immediately above tho Mid Bridge. The
news reached tis about n o'clock, and, !la
pelled (by curiosity, started at once
for the scene of *trite, on we had tolled
to the summit of the (tired hal, we found
quite, a crewed eollecV• lit the excavation
made by the erection Pert Soho, while In
°PP°site Writers "' t he ihirf Moon the stadia
tins preparing for the tem, each surrounded
by a &Wl:mends, who appeared, by the nerv
ous manner in.which they haatened to comply
with the most trivial requests of the prosPec
tive combatanta, to be fit a feverish state of
excitement and anxiety as to the result.
On inquiry, we learned that William Jone s 'and • David Davis were the resPeative
(Mites for pugilistic honors, that they
liven in East Birmingham and were employ
, ed in a certain rolling mill in that borough.
We aro afro informed that they had no milk°
against each other whatever, but at the insti
gation of their-friends (I) had determined to
ascertain, by a fair fight, which was the better
man. After conedderable discussion, a ring
was made by the crowd forming themselves
into a hollow square around Jones and Davis,
who were dressed in light pants and light net
' shirts. the arms ot which Mere cut off at the
shoulder. _An old man named Morgan, who
could soiree have been a day leas than sixty
yearn of ago, acted as master of ceremonica,
' and also tilled the responsible position of
Judge and referee. On littmen being
called by Morgan, both men ad
vanced to the centre of the arena and shook
hands, preparatory to pitching interest%
p oeafather,
which they did immediately alter sh oe
Ph
salutation. After both had received several
smart blows about the head and body Morgan
advised them to "take wind ,c which they ilk
by walking back andforward In their different
"corners , ' for about two minutes, during
which time considerable .betting was done
among the crowd, the favorite being Davis, on
whom odds of.two to one were freely offered
and taken by the friends of Jones. "Time. ,
being again called toy the veteran, the men
k their pla clownen. each showed a dispo•
*Won to avoid quarters by spurring and
dodging around the enclosue. At length
Jones,.ln. attempting to rally h i antagonist,
was • met torsos- left-hander on the nose
which caused the claret to flow pro.
fritikYnillatnalumilr ho
could recove r
blow in the right eye, winch stretched him at
full length on the_gronnd. Ile was Immedi
ately picked up and a bottle of spirits applied
to biallpe, after drinking a portion of which
he told Ids Mends that he had enough of the
fight, and was satisfied to acknowledge the
supremacy. of. Davis, who was then declared
the victor, amid the shouts of a dozen dirty
faceid boys. Morgan quitted . the field theiu
oughti
d air
with-the manner in which
thee
y_ el% terminated, stating that Jones had
acted like a cur, and was not entitled to the
respect of honorabte men. The whole thing,
from beginning to end, was the most ridicu
lous exhibition of a perverted and brutal
Litste,tiutt Is, happily, with many other bar
barisms, fast going out of existence.
ONS,
Street.
Co.
*35 o'clock e.
le 3
1:3
MIMI
LMJIRIGS,
eta.
TMENT OF
ItEitg 3 }t/SiG,
. .
ibOINGS.
. & OUrm3,
YAM GOODS.
."1"3, •
Retail, at
ON'S,
h Street.
/3
1221
Capitalist/ of a Nk( to the aimomptlee.
Itiver—Two Women and a Mau Re
mise as Impromptu Roth.
About half-past eight o'clock yesterday
morning a gentleman named Thomas David
son, in company with his wife and another
Lady named Ellen Kirkland were crossing the
Monongahela river In a skiff near the Four
Mlle Run, for the purpose of taking the city
bound train on the Pittsburgh and Connell
nib. Railroad; at laughlinls station. When
almost in the middle of the stream the
KrOgiurville packet Payette came along and
at the request of. one 01 tee Wiles Davidson
started to row Into the waves immediately in
the Wake of the steamer. A few strokes
brought him almost int tontof the vessel when
Mrs.: DaVidson shouted fin bimtis quit rowing
as they would undoubtedly be Inn over if be
did not. Instead of paying attention to the
warning of his wife, he continued to row un
til the prow orthe skiff struck the boat about
midshipsorhealthe skiff capsized, throwing
Davidson and tne two ladies into the water.
The accident being unseen by any person on
We Fayette, she continued her course up the
river, while the lOWd bottom upwards, with
Miss Kirkland clingin to M, Red down
the stream. On striking the water, David
son, with wonderful presence of mind, grasp
on the sinking form of his wife, and with
some exertion succeeded in reaching a high
sand bar, on which there la but a few feet of
water, extending from the mouth of Mersin to
almost the spot where the accident oistarred.
Miss Kirkland was rescued from her perilous
position, a short distance below, bye couple
of men who were fortunately engaged In
raising some fish nets winch had been sunken
in the river the night before. The entire
party have astiple reason to thank Providence
for their almost miraculous escape from
drowning, while the remembrance of the in
cident should be as a solemn warning to
Davidson, and others, against the reckless
manner of approaching tinning steamers, to
such frail crafts, which on the htest colli
sion aro apt to overturn.
The Sheep ThleL
William Daly, who was arrested some days
More, on a charge of stealing sheep, is still in
the lock-up in Allegheny. Every day since
his arrest farmers from localities in the vi
cinity of the city, have visited the Mayor's
°Mee In search of "lost sheep," and In nearly
every instance have identified their missing
property In the "fold" found In the possession
of Daly. Since the confinement of Daly, his
apparent meekness for sheep has seen devel
oped into a wealmess of mind, either real or
assumed. lie has amused himself b tearing
: his clothing from his person, s at the
officers through the cell harsoind hurling such
missiles as accidentally come within his reach
at persons who pas. his celL Sometimes ha
rzus to be quite rational, but at other
his actions indicate that be Is of un
sound mind. It is almost Impossible to deter
mine whether he is 'playing possum" or not,
but the Impression prevails that the certainty
of ills conviction on the charges made against
him has something to do with the "symt.
toms." lie was removed to Jail last evening.
The Funeral of Vol. n. W. Illaek.—The
remains of the late lamented Col. Black will,
It Is expected, arrive m this city itunng the
latter part of the week. An adjourned meet
ing of the late members of the Sixtpeeconer
Pa. regiment will be held in the Ball of the
Firemen's.Association, this evening, to coin.
plebe the arrangements for the funeral. The
funeral services will laical:deco in the First
Presbyterian Church, Weed street, _ but the
day has not been determined upon. The ohso
nuns will doubtless be of a very imposing
eharneterote there Is a general desire among
our citizens to participate in paying this lost
sad honor to the gallant do:dd.
Order for Itensoirail.—An order was issued
yesterday meriting by Judge McCandless, at
the instance of United States Attorney Carna
han. directing' the removal of a, prisoner now
in custody of the United States authorities of
Williamsport Pa., to the county bid in this
city. The prisoner Lscharge. 41 with dealing
in counterfeit Moriey..and will be tried at the
special term of the United States court. to be
held In this city in August. Since the de
struction of the county All at Williamsport,
the prisoners have been confined in the cellar
of the court house in that city—a very unsafe
place, and an exceedingly uncomfortable one
for those Incarcerated.
11Thist la IS T—Whlle passing along Fifth
street. yesterday, wo noticed • young lady
crafting :Staithdelti to the FostoMeo with
some
_g on berhead—to our masculine gaze
very peculiar. This something wag
about sixlnehmi In circunderenoe somewhat
resembling the top of a mushroon man Inver
ted saucer and was constructed of blue silk In
theoentre, from which extendeo two rows of
"wheaten straw, giving it the appearance of
the head gear worn by the crazed Opholla in
the 10unliact of Ltamlet. From our descrip
tion can any one tonna what this thing was—a
hat or st bonnet.
To Be Paved al LastAbon street, in
the Eighth ward, from Magee ib street to Chest
nut, Is about to be graded and paved. This 11
an improvementthat should have been made
ten yours ego, as the street Is In the heart of
the city. While other stream at the extreme
limits of the city have been paved and gas.
lighted, the needed • thoroughfare has been
left in 'a deplorable 'conehtlon, the mud, at
some seasons almost impeding travel, and
forcing ognestriansto avoid It tinder the pen
alty otawainpinir.
The Way of It.—ln our , report of the sur
render of Ellen Gerryhy her bailee, and the
subsequent relate% on the brother-In-law de
positing OW in greenbacks ,for her : security,
we stated Mat ablennarrLynelf received the
second bail.' Thil 11U11111' mor, as the magis
trate had no tawar to .'accept ball In the 'ease,
and merely acted the partof mediator be
tween Ellen and her.susMoions bailee. The
Alderman is too well versed in legal lore, to
make any inch a nustaka. .
MallehrnelMlawitlefo—Margaret Boiler was
before Alderman Taylor. yesterday, charged
with malicious mischief on oath of Pent Car
ter. Pam alleges that the accused streak a
'dog of the deponent. over the book with a
poker and afterwrrdstbsew thepoker through
the window of his dwelling from a malicious
motive to do him an Anjury. Margaret being
unable tomato) amit.,Mory defence for her
mu conduct, was
court. held in throe Isuudnxt dollars to
m; 4t. . - .
Fie' sussed by the HireS.--Yesterday
Morning. rtbOut eleven delOck s man whose
name we were =Able to aseertam, fell on the
corner of tilztll etteet:and Cherry alley. On
being pletectuple was discovered Lebo bleed
ing from the nose. irbleh glees rise to the ono
-rift= tharbe;b ll4 been MetraW i k P 7 the
colasamed.—mitatiseclitews,
817010.0d.1107U0 Wine Koos for WO Woolly or a
amirpe : th b Plittei Depot Bow, bad
a bloat Marin .berore the Mayor 3... stardom
wmcb"ruottedlta :•trastmined for
'..iiiiii - ilia ':*l.ll4lr. iir - /iiin.—Wlllism
Forrester' ajrari a lL t
c IW,- - Aj nig F ° l . J.,ll i chter
Cr ii iVAPof.tll l :pww....lFOrnester WM
si
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EARLY TELEGRAMS.
FROM ETROPL
Arrival of the Africa—Prosala and Italy
Aesop* Proposals for an Armistice—
Prosetaus &Thawing into Bohemia—
/Emma/los of Lombardy and Venetia
—lsl allalt et the Wrench Fleet to take
POmeraton of Venire.
RALIPAZ. July B.—The Africa arrived at 8
o'clock A. lc., from Liverpool, July 7th, via
QueenStoWn, July Bth.
The latest advises state that Prussia and
Italy have accepted the proposal for an armis
tice. The Prussians, however, had advanced
further Into Bohemia.
„ .....
Heavy cannonading had `teen heard on the
afternoon of the 7th, in the direction of Kent
grate. It was supposed that the Prussians
were attackag the fortress.
BUST, July 7.—Prufmla and Italy, though
their reply had not been made public, have
refused the armistice, and Cialdini has crossed
the Po, while on the other hand the Austrians
have re-crossed the litincto, having decided to
evacuate Lomoardy and Venetia.
The French iron-clad fleet was to have sailed
from Toulon for the Adriatic this morning In
order to take priasession of Venice, Thu gen
eral opinion is that France will meatus Sardi
nia in exchange for Venetia, and wtll give I hat
Island to thci , P ro ope or keep it herself. Public
sentiment a pves of the transact ton.
Although tidy has refused the armistice she has appointed tile Marquis De Vaunts:di Com
mhtaloner of the Government to transact the
negotiations relative to the annexation of ye
netts to the kingdom of Victor Nunn:ma
Great activity prevails in the French arse
nal. New oxpertmcmts with the needle-gun.
to which arm the Prussian victoria are al
tributed, are being made at Vincennes.
The public generally do not believe In 1....e5%
and look upon the intervention of
now directly interested in the contest, as m
ailable.
The Parts La-Pre/sr, of the 7th, says: Prince
Metternich arrived at tne Tuilleries rase
IL, announced himself fully authorised to
treat upon the basis as sent to Vicuna In the
morning. The Interview lusted ono hour and
a half, and when he left y the Emperor, turning
to the Empress, said: "Logenie, there Ina good
day for France. Yon, at Anrierez, I at Paris,
have done today a good work."
The Labetim of the 7th says: The German
Federal army is not trustworthy. At Blayence
a portion cheered for the King of Prussia.
FROM NEW TORE.
One Unwired and Fifty..Elaiit liestilis to
One Day—Subscription In Aid of Port
land Sufferers Counterfeiters A. ,
rested.
New You, July 18.—Oue hundred aml arty
eight burial permits wore issued yesterday,
eighty of which wore made out and recorded
es burial permits for persons deceased after
short Illness.
Yesterday was tho hottest day over known
in this olty. The thermometer stood at one
hundred and two degrees In the shade, at 3
o'clock in the afternoon.
Out of forty-three cases of sunstroke, twen
tzitheorr
inpir,7)lllyfant.loarendatrtfinLerziotinf,..the,f
results. There were live cases reported to ho
cholera In the city yesterday. Pour of the
patients died, and the other, it seems, was af
fected only. with Cholera mbrbus. Nine eases
were reported In Brooklyn.
The mortality report for the past week
shows the number of deaths by cholera in Now
York to have been eleven.
The total of subscriptions In aid of the
sufferers by the Portland conflagration in this
city, is $109,551,
Seven counterfeiters of National currency
'were arrested yesterday, and a large amount
of bogns money, plates, dies, prenses, ac.,
were captured. The parties arrested are be
lieved to be the leaders of a gang of counter
feiters In this city, and their arrangements for
prosecuting their nefarloun works were ad
mirable. They were all committed to Jail.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Tim Case of Lieut. Col. Paulding—The
President Directs-the Sentence to be
Carried Into lElrect—The llenican Que.-
tiosi—Sonsethind Important to Trans
pire.
New Year, July IS.--Morning papers con
tain the following spectate: Iris reported that
Mr. P.M . . tbarlhurd is to be appointed Acting
Comptroller of of the Currency on the depart
ure of Mr. Clark.
The, President has. approved the tiodloge
and sentence of the court martial in the clue
of Lieut. Col. Paulding, and directs that the
sentence he carried into effect.
There Is evidently something very important
about to transpire here in reference to Alexi.
can affairs. Secretary Soward's messenger has
just returned from New York, where he has
hem
specialty to see General 9rtega, with in
structions from the Secretary of State. lie
was dispatched with instructions to ask Gen.
Ortega if, in the event of our Government re
cognising him all the legal President of Mexi
co, and forming a treaty with him, he would
consent to make Santa Anna the Commander
in-Chief of the Mexican army.
,It is known
that the messenger saw Ortega. but It has not
transpired what reply he made to the cues-
Lion.
I
Crireinasm, July la—The leas her Anil con
tinues hot. Tiro fatal cases of sunstroke
curred yesterday.
The stockholders of the claim:tat!, Hamil
ton and Dayton Railroad, at a meeting yester
day, agreed to increase the capital stock of
the company live hundred thousand dollars.
NOTICES.
1 4 iCYTIECE.
T4)THE HOL DERS OFJOOUNTT
ISATIFICAT2B,from No. I to lel. to , boL't .
THE FOURTH WARD SCHOOL BOARD
Of Allegheny city will redeem the above numbers
inf the last certileates issued by the hountY Com
t..loners !allay. PCS, on presentation to D. nth -
iir r ild.E. of Treasurer, al the Second National
O ther hun Al a ger. ern } Will be advertised for as soon m
the taxes are collected.
It. ft. PRANCLS. President.
KOLVECK Secretary.
AttaanzitY, July 16. IMO. 1y16:193
Tothe Bait Payers of the City
of Pittsburgh.
THE CITY TREASURER is now
rCady to reTelre all tares pc yable at thls °Mee,
No. 110 Fourth street,subject to a reduction of
FIVE rEll CENT. Ir pall before the VIENT DAY
or AUGUST NEXT.
The Meteantile Lb:tenses are duo and must be paid
before tee FaltST OLT UT JULY NEXT, to order
to .are Met and expenele of cult before an Alderman.
ictS:ds WM. EXURB/LIME, Treasurer.
TOE REMAINING PART of the
Largay., opens for sale laid out In Bard Allen's
p,an of lots, will be sold In lois or by the acre.
dpiendid for gardening purposes or for city resi
dence. Apply to Wit. a IIOYD. at the other of
Kirkpatrick B Mellon unner of Diamond old
Brant streets, or to BY EIAIID ALLEN, Co. the
property, at 'Amer St. Cialr Hotel. rbyg.ste
lIIERCHANTS' HOTEL,
Corner Smithfield and Third Streets,
1- - .•% , ....1- , Y=1•r;1C , .,.- , .1 1 1
THIS OLD FAVORITE HOTEL
having been thoroughly renovated, rrPhirrli
had reftralrbed,
IS NOW OPIS FOR Till BECEPTISS OF COOTS
The proprietor (formerly of the ST. CHARLES.)
expects Aram Its central location, Isla experience,
determination to please. and by EICHER/LTV.
CHARGES, to deem", and resothe a liberal pat
reneges
8. U. RlikL, Proprietor.
Cl=
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ALLEGICENT TAXES.
CITY vlt ALLEU HEN Y.
T81ZA8011.111%.6 Orster., Jnne 7U umi.
Notice Is hereby given that the Assessors have now
placed In the Tramlines OM., the Duplicates of
l e igibL ° :4l . = "de S " iit rb a '' ltn ' ? '
MO, and that salt raz w ifow Rent
urs
reenlvGi e In
puanee of the Acta alAmermbly of February Aih,
MM, and of Aprlll44ll, WA subject to the following
regillatlon• and allowances:
/ITO per cent., If paid on or before Me lost day of
July.
AnguFourt. percent., Moak! on or before the first day of
s
tembper cent., If paid on or before the first day of
Seper.
If paid after the fret day of September, and on or
before the tint day of October, no deduction will be
made.
II paid after the lint day of October and on or be
fore the ern dew o Iblovatober, an addition of eve
per cent. snap us adorn to anti paya ble on th e mime.
After the arts or November. warrants will be
leaned to enforce toe ocoseetton of all faxen remain
ing =mato. togetner nun too percentage accrued
thereon, and the corm
far'..D. .21AUTEItlION. City Treaeorer.
S . S. BRYAN, Broker in Stocks,
[BOND! AND REAL RBTATE, 57 FOURTH
STREET, (Burke•s HoUdltigo
c ouu mplan DA.Ng. PAILIWA D. INNtIIIA NON
PETRA/lAMB STOMA. .ad
MIINICIPAL, RAILIIOAD AND OTIIEIe Doti 1,3
Orders executed by telegraph aL the NEW YORE
and PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARDS at the rates
of eomialsolon errant In those titles
CONSIGNMENT.
BO tail.. New Potatoes;
MO boxes Meow,
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150 do Messina Omura.;
60 do do Lemons;
ra kegs Prime Butter;
Breen Apples. Cabbage, Green Coro. Coeom
bora Tomato. Le.. de. --Arrtylog by ea prom daily
and for sale try W. J. IiTZEL. & 110.,
JYIi No. LIG Tetrd street, JPlltabursh, Pa.
MONEY LOAN OFFICE, NO. 11
MONEY
rittabur YIELD STirEET. comer or thsth,
gh.
Money Loaned. on Silver Plata, Ocull„P/tols,
nstaods,. Jewelry, Oold and lallyer • Watches
Clothing, and ralnable articles of every description,
TlWlDOds:caanoibe dellaered zwltdont a ticket:
Not accountable la ease or 0r! or robbery.
(foods or every dfacrlptlon -for selo at lowest
pries. 111,11.2(UNIDEROY.
_TAM ICEUIBILILTED --SMEL
•11=1aex 1tAX.1126 ',MLR. 411 rd" and
!Liuir. Ark.seeitatastureti CronaV
DUIONSIVIAI4MURt "Fltus"attbatiari, Ant
'PLHWinp; grit sis-;vle4blnlii-emisOiteltekr
...sautd.Tru beet
- SAIMBIZII4WIMANi
ME
:f4oNl Ildirilit10:4:11
W"' THE QUEEN! THE QUEENS
THE QUEEN OF
HAIR RESTORERS!
MRS. WINSLOW'S QUEEN HAIR RESTORER
It QUEEN. not only la RAUL bat la VAIETL7I..
lethe Best Flalr he Restorer ever offered to
t Public..
kin Infallible
Hair ItisT
applf One e,d.n and rnesynvEn of the
II is no Hair Dye
•
1t... directly upon the roots of the hair chant
ing grey hair toil. original life color arresting pre
mature decay andfaillog out of the hair; cradleat-
Rrtrf and dandff
ru, and curing all homing of the
It hill change dry and wiry hair to soft and luxu
riant tresses.
It Imparts a delightful fragrance to the hair.
youth. and reta
ehort. If y
nlt •Vibil to to
through Ilk, toteyour hair, as In
l
IRS. WINSLOW'S QUEEN BAIR RESTORER
Price $1 per bottle. Bold by all Drogghas.
R. E, SET.T.PRS & CO.,
Wholesale Agents
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la,- WM. BARNHILL & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND
SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Nos. 20, 22, 94 awl 96 Penn street.
!snug secured s Wye yard, and turn Imbed Is with
most approved machinery, we are prepare., to
Man oftettme every .1. serlptlort of BOILERS, to the
beat aual warranted equal to any made m the
omantt7. CRIBINETIL BREECLII.Nti, VI.LE BEAM,
STEAM PIPES, LOCOMOTIVE BOILERS. CON
DENSERS. /SALT PANS. TANKS. OIL STILLS,
Ati/TATOILIS SKTTLLNO PANS, BOILER LEON,
BRIDGES. BUGAR PANS; and ame muteraetnronn
or PIAIINRILLI3 PATENT BOILERS. Renair ll 4
done on t h e thortest notice. )es:
lar LAME SUPERIOR
COPPER MILL ARO SMELTING WORKS,
PITITSBITEti tl
PARK, McCITELDY & CO.
mAnolactstrers of SHEATHING, BRAZIERS' AND
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER B(YrTOIDL
RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, /WELTER BOLDER.
AI Importers d dealers lo ILETALS, TIN
IRONPLAT, WIRE, AC. ConstantlYon
band, bNNEILIP KACIILNES and TOOLS. .Ware
house, N 0.140 PlltaT mid lib SnCo,to Ilertlictrel,
PRta
burlltth. Special order, of Copper cot to MIL deairrd
LttW•n• myl4le9kidwT
Gr - PITTSBURGH SAW WORKS,
IwPOA&D,_Arto. & co., at...p, or•
ers of PATddr WWI/ ClitC CLAES, a t
ea CAST STEEL SAWS, of every desertptio
Noisy. Cross-Out, Giang.and all other tarle
All kinds of KNIVES and SCRINOS,
Sheet Cast-Steel KUM ltellned REAPER
1101VINtl KNIVES, de.
fl' Warehouse and Wm es, corner WATS& and
BOOST OTIULISTO. I Itt•burgb.
Particular attention paid to re-toothing, gumming
and straightoning Circular Saws: alsc, repairs of
kinds. Punching and Drilling Ill.kon at reasonable
rates.
IarIIODINSON, REA &CO (Sue
op”ore to ROBIN/ion, MINI. & MILLN&O,
rounders AVIDInav a EGJ WOMS.
Ms, &Johann.
lianufactorers of BOAT AND STATION SRI
&TEAS& rstrtil_ .NES BLAST ENG IN Ed, MILL MA
311IN /LILY. tiSAILINO, IDIAITINti, CASTINGS of
ail descriptions_, OIL TANKS •a/ STILLS, BOILER
AND tirIKET WAIN WORK.
KrAgetits fOr I.IIPYARLDS PATENT UNJECTOII
or Mediu,/ boilers.
afrIOILN COCHRAN A.
Mannlactnrenof IRON VAULTS AND
VAULT WOES. IRON RAILING, WINDOW
SHUTTERS, WLNDOW OIJAILDS, de.. Nos. it
SECOND and 86 THIRD ISTIIKET, lioetween Wood
and Market, lute On band • variety of new patterns ,
fancy mad plain, suitable for all ports/sea
Kir Particular attention pald to enclosing liras,
Lots. Jobbing done at short ILIYUCC. C'
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
bleu.mny
Ill Warnin g Ab u se.trnetion for
Young Also, eases andwhich pros
trate the vital powers, with means of sure relief
P ant Ore
J. ocge sealed letter cove l, Ad
dress, Dr. SKI LLIN iloward As
sociation. PlilladelphLa, Pa. turfifibitnavrT.
POLITICAL.
fa`UNION REPUBLICAN EXEC- ,
UTIVE COMMITTIiE or A LLIBOHENY
COUNTY FOR 11.010-1.
JOHN W. LUDDIII.I. Chalrtnsb.-I..strretiessllte.
VAI - r. W. N. r.lnylki Tetnner•neevllle.
WE:ttlltt E F. lill.lltttLF Pittsburgh.
•• • • -•
1/%11..11.. .
COL. 1. IL 11A ThlE.
Pittsburgh.
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DAN-L.. 1.•NINI I Vltlabargh.
STEPITEN H. USTI:IL. Allegheny.
CUL. J. H. INH.Y.I.AND ElLubeth.
C. C.
ibi TAYLOR...
.... ........ . .llcKeennort.
3 AS. U. 41UNII.AY ~.. Illpper ..... Hen. To.,
a p.
HEN. E. 11. H. YoUNO Ham own Tow.hlp
JulIN bIab:ELY 1
0 EURO 7. WILPQN.. ... .... Wilkie. To e lt. ae m hlt
Zi ti
JONATHAN NEY:LY Haunt melon.
JAMES DICKSON Ne7llll o stp.
J. H. bltop..l Llbertl:avre
m w E . L . lifil . i m iIt iL V I E ,E R , N , ER...... ..... IteHorlY.;•l44":p•
. .......... ..... t. ollla. 70
JOSEPH A. BUTLER rtabgh 1711‘. -
WII. H. 11E11iH........ ..... ... ..... Plitehue,,h.
Cob. J. 1101.1.7NT1 N E....... .. .
..TempareaCtellle.
JOHN A. YINILEIt. ....
cllAlil.kg MA KEN gN ..
• • • • ••
• li .A•lielrb"7.
..Irtelaghasa.
•! , '.!. 1 ..."..1.t....V.'111": ... ris96nr,'
56;1.1i PIILNCII...„ eittigurgty
• • • . ...... . ..... —Pittsburgb.
Parr. JOIIIS H. STE WA RT .... Valli. Town.tsly .
W. s. PUKVIANCP. Allegben Y
car., JOHN I/I LFILLAN . . Upper at. Cialr Sp.
W al. MITLEBBUT Birmingham.
JOHN W. ICIDIMILL, Chahmam.
A. L. P1A..1.4,N, i
T. M. Bergs., 11• r...".... ly7,Pla
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W - CONGRESSION &L. CORTEX..
TION.
22d DISTRICT.
The UN lON REPUBLICAN VOTERS of the T. 4
r' :lto ' ' XV/ rl idlinyV•ed`,Zl7.`:,:lto:e",` at the
Ward. Boroughs coo - .townships, In a .
aid District,
On Saturday, august 11th,
A al elect swo delegates nom each election district,
ineet In County Cithwention on TUSZDAT, Au
gust I4th, at JO o'Tguck •. it., for the purpoge of
.placint la nomination • candidata fur Counts.
The primary elections In the townships will be
Meld between the boors of four and aLs o•clock, and
in the wards and borough* between th e hours of
(One and seven o'clock p at. In the wards thd Um
onghs the civet°. .11.11 lw by ballot, and In toe
townships by marking ur by ballet.
Hy order of the CO QM ill!,
. . .
W. J. (FILMOILE, Chairman.
Wm. AIIDZELSON
• Secret arit■
H. W. T110b1... • anyl2:be6-lbram
ay - CONGRESS, 224 DISTINCT.
HON. J. K. MOORHEAD
Haring placed himself at the disposal of his friend.,
In mammas to their call mace on him, elte moms la
tura rentad by theta a a a candidate for uomlna-
Mon f ur l amen", for the .. ..Jai Dlatrlct, ambient to
the action ol the Union Itcpublicast County (Moven
tine. agate
IarCONG HESS.
CENERAL JAS. S. NECLEY
la a Candidata .to the 211 d insole'.
7:4 — CONGIRESS.—The friends of
HON. JOHN P. PENNEY
Will present his near, to the Convention of the
Union part y, for outnttlottuo as • can Ildhte for Con
gra. lu the Vtl Itistalet. 10613:6w
COAL, COKE, ace
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
Having removed their Clittre to
DaTo. 13437 Elltarecot.
ately City Fhtur 111111) SECOND YLAN tit,
re now prepared to furnleh good Youghiogheny
LUMP. NUT COAL OR SLICK.
At lilt lowe't Market price.
46Y - All order. tea at their °Hire, or addreated to
them through the man. will be titia:Wed to promptly.
rn yrt ;tea.
CHAHLES H. AILIHSTRONG,
Youghiogheny and Connelleville Ooal
And llanotooturers of
Cool, Slack, and Desulphurized Coke.
OFFICE AND YARD
Corner of Butler and Morton; drat yard on Miser
-17 and Cigtnor streets, Ninth ward, and on Second
street, near bock Nu, I , Pittsburgh, P.
Famil.es and Manufacturers supplied with the best
article of Coal or t , uke at the lowest cash rates.
orders left at any of the yards will receive
l prompt
attention.lSiti2N
AUCTION SALE Z
T.i`.LECIA NT SUBURBAN HOME
A-s AND Olt* AIdENTAt GROUNDS ATI:II - LADY
SIDS STATION, rEN NSV
A WAN IA R AILROAD.
-.THURSDAY PTKUNOUN, July lab.at 0)i
o'clock, will be sold on the premiers, in Liberty
town.hip, the elegant suburban residence or Jos.
Pennock. Esq., (rooting ou inn Seventh Street
Road and on tau Penneylvania Railroad. Immedi
ately opposite Shady Side Station; Unigrounds con
tainted Mx acres more or lea., and Roamed
great natami beauty, tastefully laid out In elopes
f
and graveled walks. and grown with untie° oags,
hickories and other forest shade trees. The groan ds,
also planted in ornamental ahrubbery, graperlea,
goosherry. currant., do,, with kitchen garden on
der good altiation. Alpo, *thriving young or.
chard In great Variety of Pears, Apple*. Peaelies,
t: berries., Quinces, Ar- In aditionlea welter good
water Is n line spring never dry. This Is the love
liest situation, and most earefully Improved, clay
In the beautiful Eat Liberty Valley, Commanding
facility a access in few minutes by various pada
to the city.
The Mansion to on ornamental two-story hick
%
with half story or attic, ands urmounted with ob
servatory; all built to Use Meat elegant litre of art.
lid the Interior of rich and tasteful dna and de
s,. complete and perfect In ell the lamer*
prelletncille; containing an Ii spacious enema and two
pantries, wide balls d liar ales, weatibulel,
mosaic laid In marble. oiled oar doors In dining
room and kitchen. bells, marble mantles, inatfe
Verdian cab, , throughout; bath coo lop
piled from clean); Benton s *team beaters througns
oat the hours; iron sat for silver plate. AO.. halt
In the wall; excellent dry cellars, with cemented
doom, is.. It.
The out-buildings comprise Ice haat and cooling
room., stabicsand gardner'a dwelling, with cistern
at stable, wagon and tool house. In,
TERAIS—Cash on delivery of deeds. or IMMO can
remain on mortgage If dealred. Parties desiring'
can view the Drenthe& on Tuesday and Wedneiday
previous to ale. A. IioLLWAINIL
Jeld Auctioneer.
19CasilAa941
Prrnummou,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
Ting n n U ngl i a 016 ,;;
lumelsaktedmWiMlTil4lo.lo4l24Mt
-Sire stieviatit4M ifrokidat*
plara L-4
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FOE SALE.
I)ESIIULBLE
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
FUR SAL A beautiful country residence on
the Perryarille Plank Road. about coven miles
from the city. and situated to ►delightful neighbor
hood. 'I he house contains two parlors. wide ball,
,lining room, k lichen and Syr bedrooms, with porch
In front. and is embowers.] In shrubbery, making
it altogether one of the best located and most de
sirable residuum:li in thin vicinity. There are some
Thirteen Acres of Land
attached to the house. Including a nos bearing or
chantt well stocked with • Mile, peach and wainre
tr e es, ands garden Blied with gooseberry and cur
mut Are., grape vines, de TMre la also a very
snmirlor stable on the prelate., with cotsch house,
cos/stable. and sttaehed to the II vreli tag are
twO large cisterns, and a never falling Well rattle
held seater. The properly is the toast desirable. In
all respects, nod would make altogether a most
cunt eulent and Mold some main!. 17 residence, The
Furniture will also be sold with the house, If de
sired.
For terms, dc.. apply to
D. 40 , " rirZlirna,
lyl , ` DISPATCH OFFICE
VALUABLE
COALMINES FOR SEE.
The raltsahle e-st mines osthed by the , outliern
Coal Mining t onthato . situated In shell, ....iota.
l-.. t well e tulles northeast or kfielttiValio,
a.... a half mile* from the Nog eeuth ifatithasi
(now In fir ning order u. this one-quay
torsi( a tulle from the Brunet. Moth the Red
Mountain Coal Alines, are no w offered fu; sale.
These donee hare been In ththessful opera
tion for some years, are situated In the bean of the
mineral nigion of the State, anti are only sisty-five
mites by rail from beima from whence there is
water transportation to the CM.
There is not in the United States a better Oppor
tunitytor a Baru and profitable Investment In the
Coal f o r e".
117214=1E11
tine half each. and the balance at the expiration
or .lt months. without Interest; or. one-stxtreash
and the balance, in equal monthly payments, with
out Interest.
G. M. McCONIVICO,
ISM Assignee of IL 0. JECrsecis.
FARM AND COAL LAND
WC:I.IRt. MALIBM
In Robinson township, lie miles out the btouben
rude Pike, three quarters of s mile from Ile nsfield,
farm of thirty-one acres, of which tweutpdte
scree le underlaid with coal. From S to O 141191 of
the tract Is well timbered. The improvemuits are
e log house and hem, nod a frame .table, and all
under good fence. It Is well teetered. The 0 sal
Iles at such as elerollon . will render the ship
ment of It on the Pittsburgh and litenbenellle
Rall
roup eusy. Apply Mr further particulars to
S. S. BRYAN,
Broker Is Stocks Auld Beal Estate.
177 57 Fourth al., (Burke's Building.)
FOR SALE.
A FIItAT•CLA:IS ATAND
The Muiek. Fixtures, (loud Will, Mora Rouse,
Dwelling and large Lot In Sewickley. Cash sales
13,000 a month. Possession given immodlately•
SIX small Houses Mid Lots, very clomp.
Several Lots at Edgeworth Station, from ono to
goo sores in each.
Apply to
JAMES T, SAMPLE,
Real Fatale 11raker and Inattrance Agent-,
ice No. Dit Federal street.. Allegheny.
10,000 ARE LAND OF it LAND
YOCU S S
ALR. -- -ELLAL TKR 3
SKTT LE Hy,--.(towed in the fertile Veiny of the
Kanawha, West Virginia. unsurpassed for richness
of sell and quality of timber. Coaland other min
eral. la great quantities. borne of the tracts but •
short distance froan the grt Kanawha and Hanley
riven, -Several farms with ea
houses, orchards, Jr..
Ingood condition. Prices according to location
and
th improvement.. Timbered Mad , unimproved,
at e extremely low price of four collars per acre.
with priv liege of choosing out of wadyve number
of acres. A largo oettletuent has been form
ed, and is daily 'Demoting. Clear title warranted.
Yer further partleulat • addle. WM. H. UDALL
AlleghenyPa, or call at PARK & nau..L•s
UHUO STOILL, No. Federal VI- .1)-17.1g1edetw
LOU SALE—A Farm of about WS
u acre, opposite rot Townsend Station, North
re. o rri
clewed; Stance Wand timber land th acrietiea• 9
fof coal, good vein, pit open: a ream. demons
of four rooms; good spring of water 30 fruit trees
or varieties of fruit; is a splendid place for • yin,
yard.
Also, • lot Si by 191 feet,on Peebles street, In
Wilkins township, Allegheny county. Will be sold
cheap. Yor terms. &c., apply at tile Real Katain
ariJ Inwinince Otheat of (I. S. BATES,
'ell Butler street, Lawrenceylll.
VALUABLE. FARM FOR SALE.-. a Vara, containing about 130 acres, near the
lilt title Ferry, on the Monongahela rinicr,rat which
Is emceed • two-story Unica Mansion Home and
cart, and other Also, several other
farms, well located, In Allegheny and Westmore
land counties, containing froth Rem Ea acres- Coal
and Lime Farms forsine on the Steubenville Rail
road and Monongahe la river. For further mettle
ethers, enquire en WII.LIAIII WAHL,.
(OPPemite the Catoedral.)
jaatcat No. 110 chant Street.
EVERGREEN HABILET.—VaIua
.--. ble proper, for tale.tWo glory brick dwel
ling bolero and Inc aorta of choice around altuate
Ir
this beautiful village. The Itouse la arrataged with
ball, ining room. kitchen, cellar, and four
chamber*, porches, etc..sprlag smac, fruit anti
shade trees. nre• of land with deeding
house stable and two s well. of water, .les miles freor t
Allegheny city Price IM-200 , Termaeuy.
Jyti CUTHLIKUT A SONS, 61 Marks[ a t,
a.OR
' '
SALE.-209 acres 00.1 and
and surface, allotted about XI rods volt of Bo
ger besilon, on the Pittsburgh and Ydeutmuyilllo
Haltroad. The railroaddirectly through the
property. line hundred mad runs
ally acres of the sue-
Saee is untie, eel 'Oval km, the retnalniregaft s . nee ,.
In good white ore timber. JOHN Ll. HALLEY.
No. ICC Fourth street.
Or, E., C. KRIS, Sc, a Mil , . Moo,
lye Diej2.e_sne Wu?.
FOR SALE,
600 Acres Coal, near Nablesown,
VI PU4Aurgb and dtecibeWnlle Banroad
Stook
.. J a O ke EiN ni L at. . BALL ar t k Y 4
•
174 No. IDS YoUrth street+
FOR SALE,
500 Acres Coal, near Mansfield,
(4. Plttaburch wad litoubenvillelroild.
JOHN D. Bazar; •
Stock atid Real riatate Broker.
134 Nu. 1r Yourtll street.
no
Patent' Steam
not 'III f',9141471MT,P371,V7314:1. di
eter, 14 feet long, wi th Smoke Stac k:
thieLlTlLltht tioar ILETTLS, hOlda.Liffhlulelll
One •` •• . • • . 1,010
•
OHS ET DION soap A' itllity.B. •
'WM. h.EICN MY* CO.,
_ e 150144 cal Liberty tenet, Fittabergth
Poll SALE—A very desirable two
.... awry Drlek Dwelling ol.tive moon and good
cellar, situate on Allen street, Lawrenceville. near
Passenger Rahway An excellent - well - of water on
1 the lot. Igill be disposed of on liberal terms, nod
the poasenslon glace If applied tor awn.
Yom terms apply at the neat lratate mad insurance
offme of • . (I 8. BATES.
lee Butler street, Lawreuceville
_
A CHEAP FAWN FOR SALE.—
....... Contalas Metres of rich Fanning Land, all un
der good greuce; well Improved; bones, barni.er
chard and nomerousout.bulldlogf t alittlital in Der
ry township, Weattourelaod county. three miles
west of Blairsville Junction. Pa. Hallroad ;muses
through the faro. to • good neighborhood. This
place ~ o f at • low norm. Apply to
p. 83
U. eIeLAIN .1 CO.
FOIE t
S On AL mEile. —1
a 0
6
of ac l r g e e s
Sta oa on, si te
Pittsburgh nod Steubenville Hailmad.
JOHN . DAILEY,
No. Itli Fourth street,
. Or. Z. C. SAYS. N0..318111.1110cit,
/ 3 • Do.. esnollra .
CARPETS, OIL`C
aCe.
ijail-P-e:FaBCaiIiPETBICABPETBI
McFARLAND • & COLLINS,
• 71 A 73 FINN Street, 2d floor,
„ .
Are pow In rerelpr or nn ununall) large and thole*,
stock of -
Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
Itamasks, Heppe, Terries Lace and
Nottingham CurtiMS,.
. . •
With • hoot of new and elegant
_patterns °Monate
to match. Velvet. Brussels, Whine and Mosaic
Musa, all of the late at design., direct front the
most cerated loonier Europe and America,and
to an leb
es.smiostlonnflehtch-, the pubitc ire caUltalb .
Invited.
Aa this Wittman etock woe purchased before the
late rise In gold,lt VII readily betaken thatour pat
rons share equally with tul the" advantages of,par
°hailing at the lowest market rates. .•
ro
McCALLUM BIROTHEIIS, 114 A 80
As.A. rtiltltTE stmer.T. WnhaVrow hamlet' very .
uperlur stock of
a.a..z.upinerszret• ..
Of oiniZTlTZTtir47:l=7LVOgi to
NIZAVIND . Imms -CoVanszuven , Iliad la
!Tic* UT!! latue -rniio the tkoe.i ?natty to toe!
1 ..
' 7,:fiC a lr l ki STING, dUCtla AND ItalilLta'
MATTLNOS, a
MeGALLIIIIIIRMIZaa. • •
01.1 Fonaerly Vi. D:* Et; Dictaluni,
oupe aNDIII43S r 1 i
Aro .. 1717 ..01 : t* - V .;
PAlNtglif RAINEtINCEILIZINt-
No. 64 rid 14 . 4 1 PittibilithZi'.,1
MITT
Mtn. nod Or eats!' Sinnink OtAeneelidirtni
done to seder. • warn done'prinn rja rom en v,
ale este&
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BELTING! G BASILTINIIM—Len Melt
,evirs,:tet,usru-am
voi,`,2:jig.lll.4lyloyeael
BAILIFF, BROWN & CO,
PLUMBERS,CAS & STEAM PIPE FITTERS,
No. 55 Federal Si,, Allegheny,
LAND
672 Pent Street, Pittsburgh
WATER AND OAS FIX TURES cOdstantly on
hand.
Houses fitted up with OAS, WATER. or STEAM
P lnt RefinlPES aedt sho.
0 rt
ttd noticei
up at short notice and to the
'' A u' l l ig r Tlll7 l :VAMET. E.., lined with Sheet
Lead by new process, with Hydro-Atmosphertc
Blow Pfpe.
W. keep constantly on band a larke supply of
SHEET LEAD LEAD PIE S . lit" ." . HASS
COCKS. FITTINGS OF A LL RINDS, HYDRANT
ffuy c , and In fret all material kept by a first-Class
es
Wewould tab Invite the attention of all who have auYY
work to do to our of business, as we feel confi
dent we can give the best of mttsfacliOn as rciards
Material, workmanship anti prime •IY
AJDY,WILLIAIIIS& IaRTLEY
m•xxcratriummus.
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
Or. Sixth and Smithfield Streets,
PITTBBITRUH., PA.,
Car. Beaver and Chestnut Streets,
1=
hods >r IVnter, Ono k.ures non
stoutly on hood.
Jetnole
ADDY, WILLIAIII4 & BARTLEY,
Keep on hand • superior article of
WOOL) T.U.31/:;°S,
All kind, or IRON PUMPS, HYDRANTS, SHEET
LEAD, SHEET ZINC. LEAD PIPE. BATH TUBS,
SINES, WATAS CLOSETS, WASH BASINS,
WASH STANDS, de., st.Shelr Wardroom,
Car. Stith and Smithfield Streets,
IFir All al , de of ILEPAIRINU done promptly.
1/0 - All orders by mall Immediately attended b.
Jeo:e3l
NoncE.
Private Families and Hotels
Clau be furnished with best quality of
HYDRANT HOSE & PIPES,
AT SUOuresT ITOTICT •ND DM? TIMIS,
By sailing on
JOHN MAFFET,
Nos. 127 and 129 First Street,
etrran HU IC PA.
nTl7:s4O
WELDON & KELLY,
PLUMMERS,
Gas and Steam Fitters,
AND BRASS FOUNDERS
A large asperlatent of
Chandeliers and Brackets, Lead
Pipe, Pumps, Sheet Lead s &c..
I=
161 Wood Street, Near Sixth.
mrz,b7
T. T. NWIN; -
pLumuNG,
GAS AND STEED FITTING,
HADRANTS. ITON PUMPS.
SHEET
LE eth
s r ZINC.
LEAD PIPE/3.
!RHEAS, BASINS.
WATER CLOSETS ASH WASH sTANDS,
.13‘1117111117Ei db 00..
(Successors to Addy 1 Eereus,)
No. 155 Wood et., INGaborgh. Po
mv7:548
Wit. RILLLIYT I.JOIIIitIOX
HEHLEUT & JOHNSON,
•
PBACSICAL
Plumbers;' Gas and Steam Fitters,
F.fth Street ixtensloia,
PITTBSVRC+S:IPB.
All order. by Anil eneonted utlstsetortly and
promptly attended to.
A fall line of Eath . fobs,llDll, Bubns, Weser
Ctosedn, Munn, Chandeliers, Fendants, and ties
Shales, for sale at rho most reasons ile prices.
Orders from country patreml by MCI PrrnnittlY
tended to.
Gem Rose of everfdesern
pt!on
pEIEIMBING, GAS AND STEAM
A FITTING, LN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
I..trellalgatier=o . g:Amenced and practical
GAS FIXTURES. SINKS. BATH TUBS.
81106.8. BATHS.
WATER CLOSETS,
sanstantly on bond and made to orderHYDRANTS..
TATE At SEVILLE,
Ht. IE FEDERAL STREET, All De
And Ed LIBERTY' TREET . 211taborgh.
mhlldandle
B. P. BROWN,
La.
Local Claim ..Agent,
Q. s. SAN. COM,
00Ice, No. 67 Fourth Street,
(SECOND FLOOR,)
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pensions, llonntier, and Arrear
of Pay Promptly Collected.
N. elualre mule until slums are settled % and the
but a nunlerate fee. mra:bw
L . D. LINDSAY.
AIkSa7.233EiiSMALIT e
01See, 03 nay]. Street, Allegbent:
Special attention given to drawing Deeds, Leases
also other legal document..
Alt collections intrusted to him wlti re
Jel-Sat
!al and prompt am:salmi.
JOHN W. TAYLOH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 69 Grant Street,
my2l:teo
- PIITSBUDGU, PA
DEL E. DONNELLY,
0111 m, iiiiitiand Grant Streets,
PITTEBOliall; PA.
• q'BpoClat IMmutloti ■tnn to all ousel regulrlog
Burgleal operations. lo?2•d80
n. C. aucicaraa. .r. C. 11'0031716.
MAOKRELL & MeCOKI3S,
ATTORNEYS 1 COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
No. 89 Grant Street,
mrautes rrrrannacur, PA.
jonmr A. Mawr. ------
sx-IP:MalitAiLsahr,
Ex-ozactO, Justice Ot the Peace,
AND POLICE itANISTRATIL • -
°Mee, 112 , 1111 th ft:9lmm C a ikedn ' L
D eeds i 'Mandi.,./Norl•gages, Acknowlediraanti.
Depoelt cos and sit Leo! Badness exeeuted ieltp
PrOMPtzlees and dlapate IdT19:181
WILLIAM' JANOEW. : NOTARY-
THE PEACE 7W!)
.11,8411,1 1 1 MATEALOSINT: .thee, earner of puller..
sad Draw* streets. Loorraneeetila
• hpehtelattehtioue lien to Abe .purehhoe azol=sahe
of meal Estate, the olleellon et Rents: and the pre
pration sad ulna...lodgment AA all Untie of Legal.
tahlTePtheet..
WILLTAIIRT
fie [the 6 Peze d A11CV1 1,...:
mrahm . utt 0
EIJSTAC,F, es MORROW,
ALOERWIAN AND ."C 01 0 110 A4E11;:
J PetsitigiOcciti#:lftestuit,
Pent et .1k
mra . +a ,faituia, sai •ppesilc,
„Out
CRALT:ArAIki
110111 eY at Law,
aoAtocumut Street, - Mist) h-PO.
ibi 4.k iidui!!iirr;weitiii- ,
glum intsoun Ana other Awe.. nrrie,eaa
MILITARY. CLAIMS; PENSIONS;
VI
rAT. sad MW fur MIT MW
gr rlini" '"' d b aLlt
O d on i asElcr
z
:nese al, nal= habrmzuon Antis. -; weir,
LP4magr.
•
4*torp
ey at L aw; .
onl ol i, * imoo,
enamea7cl,p.
,72.';; ; ;%::zif
I tztzt 0),71
JOSLV RHIPTON A. NIALL.LC6.
SIECIPTOII & WALLACE, Whole-
No.oGROCE AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
3 Sixth Street, PlOabonth. 1121.
J . S. NEWRIVER & CO.,
COM:MISSIOB MSRCHANTB,
And dudera In Floor, Grabs, Feedsad Produce.
Cush advances made on umelguracuts.
Warebottse. No. 396 PENN 6TREZT. opposlte
Union Depot, Pittsburgh, Pa. Db:ll3
• • '. ...... cQ•AwLLD.
DAV. CILAWFOII
(.:Oseassission Afferchant.
And deal. Iv rIU METAL, W ftODUIIT
SCRAP 1K• • YULE BRICIL, and all kind. of
Rolling 18111 supplies. Warehouse and Unice, hos.
366 and 368 PERR bT.R.E.T. litoralo to Irr Lad.
Consignments solicited.
WY. J. BTXT.I. CD. T. STILII.
W J. STEEL & BRO., late Flew-
V V • LNG d. [vim-, PRODOUB COMbillisi,tr,
liElltittAlSTß,reeel se and sell Ylour, Core O. al,
Oats and Core, IM nor, Bacon, Lard, Butter, C10t..,
L.% &It..trAVl:Zri,titrAi i .,tll,l r.i'::,
I. Halt, Ac., te. Particular attention paid to
th 'le of Yortigri.o Domestic Fruits, L4O. 138
Th street, Pittsburgh, Ps.
ielsrlii
BREWER, RUBIO & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCUANTS,
AtIENTS FOIL ?kid
Pacific, Globe and Liberty Oil Wo ks,
Ample Storage for Creole mid Helloed OH. I.llset•
al cue advances math. On constrettneota or Crude Or
Regard Veiroleon, Y•rd• for storage and ship-
Ile ertole •••• .c Laerreneertlta
. . .
ADSCorner 01 DUOMUM Way
ADS illtribisk Wert. Pittsburgh.l7lSAlro
rAglat AXIL JAS. I. bighliAltr.
KEIL & It/TEHART,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Flour, Grain, Seeds, Mill Feed, le.
3411 LIBERTY BTBEXT,
Jay74:617 PITTBBIIR6 Li, PA.
WILLIAM C. LEE,
SUVA , 0 0 kLEX. GORDON,
COMMUNION AND FORWARDING
No. Ilia Second. Street, Pittsburgh Pa.
ANPAgent for the •'Bt. Louts•' Lead - nyeand
bagel Lead Works. Dealer to MG and II AR LX AD,
EIIIOT, HEAR, FIRE CLAN', Re. Conetirnreente,,,,..
United and Orders prompuyalled. myS/dol
-
Y. oonne .J.
11 113.N.142DY
0 .. . HARPER .
WENS, KENNEDY ,
v." PRODUUE 00SUISSION lILIERCHANTS. and
Wholesale beaten In VUREIGN AND DOliitsi lO
'SUITE, BALT, PLA/Ull, BUTTER, Mill!, I U.
TATUM, an., and In Provisions and Produce gen •
aridly, No. T 6 PEDItitAL tITILEET, oppoatte Inc
Railroad Depot, Atczonslrl, Ps.
Asente (or the sale of P. E. Hite'., Donnell d
Ellman'e sad 3. Karn.s Halt. aplolyd
8 C. BALSLEP, Produce
MC I 11.°
and Merchant, Warehouae No. On
LIBERTY STREET, Plashh, Pa. --Wholasair
dealer to Butter. Chem, Lard, Pork, Dawn,
irTallow, -Feathers, Brooms, Potatora, Pow
tr tried Fona, Green Fruits, Onions, Flour,
Grain, (Borer geed; Timothy needs, Ylar-deedr;
Gan. and Poultry. Particular attention given to
Produce ernialguments. sun
AIME.
WiiiirnE AL J. B. 11.1.1.7Y1e
— Tazir, COMMISSION
idERCIIANTS and dealers In PLUMS, suet,
and PRODUCX, Second street, between Wood .no
Smithfield. Plttaburah. spit Ay
- -
THOIL r0711111......J0K1S AIKEN.....a. A. suErrAnD
erEFL, AIKEN & SIIEPAU
mmlaidOct HaoTl.ota, and dealers to Foreign
and Domaallo Pratte, Flout. Bauer, Chen 86
_ell
BP411."KIT". I.."'4l47C"PaaleTger'Llilialid,'Part.taillitrgEb.
nuir & SREPAIIII, Comintsaion
Ptyallauts and dealers in Flair, Gran mid Pro
duce. no .+/Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
Choice strands of Floor for Bakers and Family use
constants, on baud. Particular attention bald to
mune order o r Merchandise generally. oahly
LITTLE, BAIRD & PAT'rON,
WoolearloGroront, Contrulasion lierchanta and
dealers to Produce, Flour, Bacon, Cheese. nab,
Carbon and Lard Oil, iron, Nally, Glass, Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh manufactures generally
U and US Second street, Pittsburgh.
altos. lima:mu.
WILL P. HECK & CO" No. 1S
Llbhrt) street, Plttabsagh„ W holesale
Ore= LowilsX ,. .iderellutsanddeaters ChM tk-•
ROOM, U n " ;b, `° .to.. itetee°°V L "'" E 9".
lour, Grabs, Bee to,
Green and Dried rratta.t., Balt .d Lime. Die
& SILOS" (Successors to
Remo. Asteo6l) = Wholesale Dealers In For
te
eign Prone, Na &add Confeetionery.
Fireworks. tr., Noe. 123 Wood dtreet, ahoy.
Filth Pittsburgh. tv2Za
. .A.NDZISW EllOl.
P KNOX & SON, Commission
NLERCELARTSonOiDeaIers In /WU 01/AJN,
YELL PILED and PItiIDIJON, 7, o. 211
Dlasernid, opposite City HALL, City.
JOHN B. CANFIELD, Commaission
and Ramanling Merchant and wholesale dealer
In Western Reserve Cheese. Batter. Lard, Port,
Bacon, Plow, Flab, Pot and Pearl ashea, naleratus,
Linseed and Lard Ulla, Dried Fruit, and Produce
gooTmlly. 141i1241 1111 Pleat street. Pittsburg h
D. =TES
OILli/r.
GRAFF.totr....Ik9TER PRODUCE,
arta Ill= and
Viareholisge,T. Matibe l gtree ' t7 l , Plttabargh, ° P...
sonar I. novas- ••I:DRADD ROMA. -Wit. A. BOUM
JOHN 1. HOUSE & 111101, aucces
sons To Joan L Rocas & Co., Wbelaule tin.
maand Commlasion Merchants,orner of Moth
geld and Water streets, Pittsbu rggh. fele
JADES DALZELL & SON, Dama
torturers of Lard Oil, and Connalsalon Merchants
for the purchase and sale of Crude and Refined re.
troleous, Nos. 65 and 70 Water street, Pittsburgh.
Advances nude 011 Consignment.
SC/ 1011 LuiLEll&LAWG,Wholesal e
dealers lo Groceries, Flour, Oraha Prodoro. Prb
vi 01..., Flub, C l uteae , Balt, Carbon 01, Nos. DS and
174 Wood !Arcot. near Liberty btreet, Pirtoiunfh.
P.
sent y
0108011 B, ILIAD
ITEMS & lIIETZGAD, Grocers and
st.A Clatnadsalon Merchant; msd dealers in all lauds
tlif...Csioninr,Pryoidurzt,ag Pllstmhol.fanuDetures,
Pittsburgh. r WW4 a;1417 ,
FtTZER & ADDISTILOPG„ For
arding and Cenualssion Iferchant=l . 7 asie
of Droln„ Bacon, Lard, Hotter,_ Dried
Fruits,
.a nd P
generally No. 16 Market Met,
corner ist, Pittsburgh, P a, feZkly
=
R A. Y. para.:Ls.
& CO., Whole..
~....45.11. T
—__.
DAizEILL
Whole-
We Brawn, Commission and Forwarding Mer
chants and dealers in Produce and Pittsburgh lbw
%lactates. No. Z.l Liberty street, Plttsburgit
Long WATT
WATT & WILSON, Wholesale
Orocers, eonuntaslan Merchants, and dealet. to
Produce and Pltsabtorde Manufactures, No. IS3
arty Meet, Plttaburgis
111131DLF ? No. 183 Liberty St
wt.:Z I A= in teanWth'irraur Merchant, t.l
Plttalmrgh manufactures. Cash ad s :laced on Con
signments, and pald fer Produce generally. au9
ISAIAH DICKEY &C6N,WhOleßale
Grocer", Oommlaalon Merchants. and dealers in
P P roduce, lMsburgh No. SO Water street and 0 Front attest,
•
VOIWIT.
E VOIGIIT at t Co e (Successort
to ch era%) Produce and Commission M.
thuds. la Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
"WILKINS LINIELIBT,
(Elneeeeior to ILsekeoarn tLlenart)
Dealer In llour and Grain, Produce and 0011= 1 / a loe
krehanta No. LIIINNTY BTINSILT, Plttaberea
re/ :Ir
10/1211L0111)
JOHN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale
(12.00EILS, No. 171 wood and =l:3l.lberty . Rost, Plitsburnh. Pa. annavd
atc.
THE EBIDIIIIIRYSrEW WORK,
MI
Schomacker & Lb.
.Philadelphia
The Estey ds Co. Cottage Organ
LMI
•
AMERICAN ORCAN,
Acknowledged by the best musical talma in the
llaltedBtates to be superior to all others in power,
and quality of tone, and thorough workman
shtta,
ChM instrument* have for years taken the drat
Minium* Ya le.. titors theye various State
and County in priers are lower titan
any other. All warranted for nve years.
~~
IVMARE cumin PLUM -9 -The eub-
Am. serlber hasAust renelyed front Wm. Kissbe L
tia • superb HUBILWOOD UOTAVE FULL
(MAIM PIANO, with solid Halewood Mouldings,
d pedal% three Whin
to e g ZAT l ngt e glhi c i e trgfr g eratt . paw . sees all the
improvements paella r to the steam Kaaba, and
is unquestionably the finest Piabona r brought to
.this city. The attention of the panicle especially
directed to , the above ins trumenL
-11 PHIL streetesole BLIIMBa
agent Oqr Matte9o. , au rand.
- !Übe and • nese Panda. . e 219
1,1,3;1:1:4;1 4:l:plwai
10frE::TRE SVBSCIIIIIEitti, have
.v* )Llazitt4 Partneisidp„
to)lbCproyisitdd of the act of /Useably
;Meld iha Ithitiyntlitarch; •
• Alleplielnisriblii to Deem:Owned snider the, came
br.MILLEIk Wks& & pABKIN, in the City pt
Putibaigb "skid &ion pirpose of manufacturing
and STBET. and Its products.
Thesenais. are naps= MILLMILand
CRAB, FARMER', of. the City of Pittsburgh. Ind
.OEO.W. BABB., of the Borough of Lawrenceville.
thoMteeial• Palm:rine HAIM= /t- JEW% and
IiAXIIXVDIINA, at the Boreitsb at Laiwreace
,
thi'speital imistierl bare contribauxt
Twelve Tholuinatiltlys ,thaared Doliars to dash. .
'lbeuttavattnersttlO to;eommenee on Um POUT
DAY OP JAAVAXP, Jos, awl talerildiLlte on the
TILOITT-VIROPDAT OP DECKISBP,II;I6Is, '
OSLO. W. SAltta• ' General Pythias. •
' SA,6II7ICL 81) 0 .4ar Panne's.
TIIE Fompir1101111“11:113111.
lce Cream INWOOD,
IME
thilnahiEßllll, rinein street: near anutilleld. I.
ix immix bnitrAill,lggicine/Low
-11,5,FI,hciuwTil .o°lett,n 4 e* &Iwo. op
- A *VA OBTIVIL au twee errzetfinn the
be stineanneeleir OUT.
r ?Yelk =" j=, fr. rnutt gewa' s slittin
, :3401414/4Var'e NaVelnig.l
PATSBII7IiGH THEATRE.,
WILITENDERSON • Lama.
OHAS. IL DIYPREZ .x.mcanan.
Unabated triumphant anceata nightly: DICK
SANDS will
Friday and ap Sanardap ear y n In o
his Chlunplon Clog Daum on
01111 another entire netVrollhred by the artist%
and aver popular ,,
DUPRE/ . & BENEDICT'S •
If A WROTH Mr ORLEANS & METROPOLITAN
ra ßos iu l A tir r el ..l y I.l A i r ast ru tkl A xe l e ,
E XIVII KN Is ix • T u kkU a ßr y A lto.
ribeLat. l s r VlT k' s g rPriTgl:: " fo ' -itig
etilpro w grasn asu ino .g.
the following sensation acts. new
sown AsSis
U .le Extract 0 IV Virginia. La StTene Opera.
Desarrente. Take It on the Wing. Wl5 'Hare LitlOOk
Oil. New lialluis by Bidcaux, Holmes and Bishops
01111 a bort of other pieces.
tined itsikwn Ascension In front of the Theatre
ou Friday for the benefit of our patrons. JTI 2
MASONIC HALL,—Iror Six nights
PA IS'l°,lll.dAY,lol.AileAskYTll9i Nii"AiticOwltoTrliidg"inrkNed.
Comolenclog BON 11J•t; S lIT July lrth 1.930.
Adwisslou. Xse; Front Scats, us it - 0 pen' at
half past seven. I'moms... a r s . r . , s I.l ' s 0 ",
Oldrftd o•oloo_k lota,
1 - IAURY 11. ItA VIA 'Artist, pro,. s
Tickets for itesert,l Scats at 1,1.
kV Wood street.
iyis4l7
BlLLisitns t
ri.a:v - xx) 3E3. lEr...sy,X.
Respectfully announces to his friends and the pet..
lie generally, that be has Just opened his new and
commodious BILLIARD IttKidtb,, CORNitit
of
LIBERTY AND EST. ('LAIR tintEETU, entrance
from bt. Clair. The tables armee+,and...trust
ed in the mote approved and eleg int Style, Andall
the appurtenances .re new and complete. Every
meet hic may conduce to the pleasure and enjoy -
of his patrons will be &trended. mythalt '
BOOTS, SHOES,.
MEN'S HOOTS,
BOW Boots,
Youth' Boots,
ladies' Gait,era,
T.atrAie Balmorals,
BLESSES, AHD 011ILDBEIMPS
BOOTS, BALMORALS MI) GAITERS,
At Reasonable Rates,
SOUTH & ROSS',
6.3 11Xesz - lsoot Eftrocot.
tor.V.:INJ
SEMPER PARAT-6.
PBO BO NO PIMLICO.
Yet they say 'idea heinous crime the way bind
new, Ls cltlucted: Somesay It Is murdering the
trade. Where say It is against his own Interests.
We don't believe it. Let no see what the true state
of affair. Is. The truth is this: That there Is a new
establiahment, neatly fitted up. at No. 87 Market
street, Pittsburgh, over which W. (I. MAMAFTEY
presides, and In which boots and shoes are sold at
prices so low as to astonish the natives. Hear Me
wCite I give you the otices of a few articles, white
all other articles are sold correspondingly low: La
dles' Congress Lasting gaiters selling at µ.50; La
dles• Sewed Morocco ilootsat 'MOO; Men's Congress
Lasting Gaiters at CLUJ; Children's Slippers at fee;
Childrena Morocco Shoes at loc. A large lot or
gent's prime flue calf balmoral• stud gaiters just ro
calved and selling exceedingly low. In addition to
this he keeps any article in the bun or shoe line,
and nuinufactures to order Ladles' Congress lasting
gaiter mo
re
hoot. ladies' and gentlemen's fan
cy cloth embroider.' 'dipper. Likewise Font'.
first class calf boot made to order el.Bo lower than
onyx/tiler first clime house the city. Lasts et np
have t the feat, which we would advise every man to
of Ids own. Ladles' and gent's fancy cloth
slipper uppers, silk embroidered, for sale. Where
in co.ists the crime. If In selling low, we plead
guilty; and by selling low weexpect to preserve
ouwn interests , and make quick sales sad many
orthem. Inviting you to call and see for yourselves
we leave the subject with you.
W. G. EIAIIAPVIST
• No. S 7 Market Street.
LADIES' BALMORALS.
Ladies' Congress Gaiters,
Ladies' Kid - Reel Slippers,
Men's Calf Boots,
Men's Calf Ba!morals,
Men's Calf Gaiters,
Men's Calf Oxford Ties,
BOYS', YOUTHS', MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
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la Eiery Variety, at iteasenable Prices, at
61 MARKET STREET.
/Y 3 A. ROLITNEipN & Co.
JUST ARRIVED FROM TM EAra,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
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So. 88 Market Street, Pitt.sburgh, Pa.
This old estibllehed house B oots instore tbirty
five tlfounstid dollare worth of and Shoos, tine
sLyles the latest, the quality the best, which we are
determined to sll so VERY LOW PRIDES. )V
have resoiyed no t to be undersold by any In the bun e -
Ines, that keep goods worth baring.
Dail and examine our stock of goods, and we feel
satisfied that You will purchass what yon want In
the Boot mud Shoe Line.
Do not forget the place, 89 Market street.
D u o
JAMES ROBE.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT -j r : -.
92 Federal Street '
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
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GREAT SHOE EMPORIUM,
92 Federal Street, illegheny, Pa.
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A LAJIGE AND FRESTLAIIRIVAL
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SUMO BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS,
4nd Bcdosarais,
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duet received, and Nit be udd at the VERY LOW
EST PRICES, either Wholesale or Retail,
timr. CO A CALL Barest rtIRCLUSINTI
J. IL & W. C. BORLAND,
No. 08 Market. etrect, 'AI door from PULS St
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COOPZE WIELDIIM
C. FIELDING & BRO "mi
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Manufacturers and Dealers to
ChiaortciassLevia.n .
BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS,
No. 140 Ohio St., Allegheny.
Repelling promptly executed on the shortest no
tice.
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CIENTEPFINE CALF BOOTS AND
CONOMEOS GAITERS. at
rs;rl9 J. W.-CALUNAIJAry &CO , S, 31.arket st-
ADIESt FINE RALIBIrgug. AND
CONGRX&S GAITERS, at
myl9 J. W..CAUNAtieI , I6 CO'S, 83 tlerket et.
LADLES' FINE KID BOOTS, at
J. W. CARN•Ra..% Cll•S t 83 Market at.
I,:iiiires i i - Tnik KID
J. W. OaltriAll Ahl & CU'S. ID aarketat.
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OAHE AND WOOD OHMS,
manascussed and for we,
Wholesale or Retail.
JANILES WOODWELL,
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$6OO, $ 1 ) 0 00, 4 0 00 i .$59000, $10,000; , ::::
For one.; two mud liana, years;
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