pS,WMMI!NG-B.&c. DRY fl NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED JOS. iit.ORNE & CO. roll smart:sent of BOX. TS • 4 xi) ir .9T 8, All 0 leading Sall Styles. or 3r Goods. ((,,nn -s an 4 =elk-Parts lane? end Colored Pak V Ore le In re desirable ' , tildes; Plain raDely Bon net and g RlbbOns, new end lien color.; Plower.. and et French and Amerlteus: Feathers , tater hat and t V. 33 WT. 33 CO X T 3 33 Xi =IE6 - , (Wen assorted./ 01.1nbrir, ((Aalborg. Swiss, Lain, Cluny. Valet, eenoe Edgii.gs and Inserting , . Financings. Bands and lintlllaim, mbraidered sad Plain L/11.1 Cab (ars, ("on, Set . LAC. and Lase (loud. Di ess avd CI ak nil:amine. and Ornaments: Bali Fringe. (imps and Braids; Dress Trimm ngs. Bugle. Frames. VHITE GOODS: Amost comp eta Stock of Jaeonots. Caudill., F i Mulls. gr.. de. Usadkarthler , Mtn. Lace, Hern-athebed. aient uwa. Embrolde , Taps narderrd. e ns., ate. Hosiery and ( loves In egged , yariotY and all /tea. Ladles' and ( ent's Underwear. Fu4nishing Goods: Swipender. a 14,1 Nrek-Tler, Hoary Shirts a nd Draw..n; Duple), llon.Ton mad ISL Hoop n.kirts: Cornet, llalr Mee, Nola. tint= and Silk Belting. 0 toot novelties, all kinds, • • I rcattnt vs•tely, Cast:a:nem. Lair.lbs Wnol and Knitting In Par various sullturre, plain COI U, MO random. EISZI== Frier. as low on Eastern Jobbing tionw, Nos. 11 and 19 Market Street ann ERIBBOIPEIRIES, Hamburg Edgings, Hamburg Flouncings. Hamburg Insertings, JACDNEI EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, SWISS EDGINGS I AND INSERTINGS. wHITE, GOODS. Cambric, Jaconet, Bishop's Lawn, Victoria Lawn, French Dimity, Bair Cord Dimity, Tarlatans—all colors, Tucked Swiss, Infants' Waists, Infants' Embroidered liobes, (IST RECEIVED BY F. H. IIN.TON , 17 ninth Street DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, AT WHOLESALE, _ At Present Eastern Prices. FULL LINE In all the Departments. No. 115 Wood Streel, ARBUTHNNOT, SHANNON & CO MA(1111:11, GLVDE & co., Nos. 78 and 80 Market Wed, I=l 'l'rininiii igs, ul l it is. AND FANCY GUDS, liarc• ro s .1 the• I. kit. '• , T 3:1 I II •I, tie I^, , r ectoe[ or 1 A UN,. r vI,Y• Boston, Germantown, and I °unto In WHITE, BLACK, , 1 1, 1:LET. n‘../LYEILIN O , 111(..l\ N.1'1'11.11.1 . 1. 1 1C111,0,1tA MAk.I.N I A. 111.1 is DI 1.1 - I.\ Nll. 5.4 . A5 ASP A/.1:1.I.S1.111.1. air 11 -1,, I• • PRI. cc. Xi 4 1(111EN &CI, Eut.i.E, 1 ,. .1111 Street, CIERM=I ( . 11013 and 3/ 211.C.1 . hamburg nom..lug. Edgings and limning-. Pulled Mu.l o. I= Morocco Trai Fine Mute. Nerklace%, Llegant St)ter,l flr3 Jct‘t I=l Al rtandre'w, Cour, faster'. and .1 a.us G 1,0 V ES. GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS 3, DRAWERS, Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirts, AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES Pittsburgh Ageuto for the sale or L()GrICWOOD'S Cloth Lined and All Paper Collars, MACRUM & CARLJSLE, MN= OMR, McCANLDESS .Sr. CO., WILAOtt, CARR St C 0..) WHOLESALE DEALEaLS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOOBS. 171i7c)cict Eft., (Third house above l)laraood Alley le' IeITT 7 BIHIROIL I.A. COAL, COKE, &c COAL 1 COAL ! I COAL!! ! DICKSON, STEWART & CO., Having removed their 111Hee to No. 1307 .T..0.1c00x-ty sEstzre,,t. I Lately cit y Floor BICCOND FLOOR, Are stow pretested 10 runtish good Youghiogheny LUMP, RUT COAL OR SLAM, Al the lowest Alarket,prtne. Si Al , orders left at their attended r a.sl.lrelivtal to them through the mall, will be to promptly'. my 'Z b2A CHARLES H. ARMSTRONG, Youghiogheny and Connellaville Goal An d Idaaufactofer a of Coal, Slack, and Dcaulphurlzed Coke, OFFICE AsD YARD. Corner of Butler so Monon; first yard on Liberty nod Orton...nets, Ninth ward, nod teculla street near Lock No. I, Pittsburgh, l's. Families and Manufacturers aLimtle.l with the beet article of Coal or Coke ul the lowest cash rates. Orders left at any of the yenta will receive prompt attention. mr.ifileni MLItO.HART TAILORS REDUCTION. I=l Offering Our Entire Stock of SUMMER BOYS' CLOTHING At IiILEATLY 11EDUCED PISICES. Isor bareslus edl snd sec Gll4l^ 47 Nt. Clair t4trelet HENIIY G. RALE, TAILOR. Northwest Corner of Penn fi St. Clair St* Desires to ;chum thanks to tali Mends and the pat•• LW generally for their liberal pert/nage, and would reapectltslly Inform therm thee ha ha* inst returned from the Eastern Matteis; Vial won kneed Cock or _gat, FINE WOOILEN GOOnat, reranw adapted to GENT/Z.6=V SPB/14 gazeitt, Jake FRIDA ' , AUGUST 24, 1888 urn 1 SUBURBAN. (ADDITIONAL • =AL NEWB OH FIST PAGE.) The Gazette:—Persons leaving the city during the Amer, can have the GAZITTII Maned to them by leaving their address at our counting room. Attend to Your Assessments in Time. As the time for the ()caliper elections draws nigh It Is absolutely essential that every voter should see that ho is assessed. Do not delay It, but go to your ward, borough or township assessor, and have tho matter attended to at once. Wo append a list of the assessors for the different election districts : rrtTesancia • First Ward—Santool Patterson, No. Fs Penn street. Second Ward—Alexander Aiken, No. 111 Fourth street. •• • • Third Ward—John Quinn, No. 113 Itoss street Fourth Ward—A. P. Thomosou. No. " Penn street. FlitiliVatd—Josopl 1 wi , • ; z l o l . . l t,".. i t ,o r g ee . t r ; Sixth Purl—Willlu ' m r Sb n orO7 . street. Seventh Ward—Captain Wm. Mays, Mtlier street, near Centre avenue. . . Eighth Ward—John ni..er.C.OrnOr, hi.ge" sad Gibbon street.. Ninth Warn—Jun - low McCune, No. street- Tenth Ward—Willard Leonard, corner of seventh and Cherry alley. Flrra Ward—Simeon Burfortl,:ltelett east t et•l near tbartters stroot. Nevand Ward—John Sterritl , corner or Fed end and ,deteaeln streets. IMIMIN==II Fourth rtl—.ltones t, ruhittn, No . 251 Rots luso!! street. ottorotts. Lawrenceville, Fort Wand s to J suesy . Esq.. corner of huller and W stow right streets, John Faits, Arot Assessor, corner of Pros oect nail Bank streets. I.n,r WO, Second Word A D. Ander son st rem. Binning hatu —SI wheel Lipp, Bed ford square. East Him lugham—.l olin lg. Jarrett, Whar ton uear Meadow Strout. south l'lttsburgh—Jonnthan Beauty, between - arsou and Memor streets. West Pittsburgh—Ed want Sprung, Carson s t reel near terry landing. Monongahela—Thomas Itosniter, Carson at rect. Tern peruncev Ille--Abram 1,. Jon es, Esq., Walnut street near bridge. Mount Wasblngton-61i Burford, corner of St.. Clair and Sycamore street,. Manchester—David Loather. Sheffield near imhalan street. ElizaboLh--G. W. Wright. West. Elizabeth—Win. Medley. Sewickley—Wm. Nlller. McKeesport Entns. Sharmilitirg—l. IL Comstock. Iniquestie—David Crow. Tureni um—Robert . rowiti.di I es. —A. J. Woolslayer, urccn g Tut n- rn pike. Mrs.:lure—lt. 11. Kerr, New tit 1,, II iOn Turn pike. Liberty—David Aiken, Jr., She 'y Side. Pitt—J. M. Hunter, r ratcla•id. Lower St. Clair—loon Snyder, Esq. Pinas. Upper St. Clalr--Samuel Connor. Neville—lsaac Whittaker. Not In Fayette—Joseph M. Dickson. South layette—John W. Boyce. Crescent—George E. Hamilton. Fawn—James Irwin. Plum—K. li. Davidson. Peebles—Hobert C. Lad 511,C:endless—D. F. Evans. Patton—Joseph Hoy. .3 efferson—J. F. Blair. Richland—Robert K. Craw ford. liamptern—Samuel G. Itrown. Ohio—J. C. Morrow. East litter-15150+ K. Itolarrtson. West Deer—John Fleming. Marshall—George Nerdy. Snowdon—L. B. Boyer. Mifflin—lL. H.. Calhoun. Indiana—Jacoh &secy. Shaler—lienry °ache. Ellzabct ll—Alexander McClure. Findley—A. W. Enlist, Chartierr—W illiam Perkins, Bald w in—Jatnes W Mock. Scott—D. K. McKnight. Sewickley—William V. Hamilton. Pine—treorge Wallace. Hors—J. Raker. Franklin—John P. Shurmg. Wilkins—John Horner. Moon—William It. Sewell. I:W3lll.3:3—John Nit:hell Penn—Joseph Huey. Unroll—Bernard Young. Ila rtson—Wllllum Net.), Geteinger. —res— United Moto. Distrtot Count. A ~ry hop°, taut decision was rendered yes :. rdity morning tit the Uttitod States District our!. W Abort McCandless, Judge of t t.l• t our:. Yoe else was that of the United stse t• vs. Jacob Hays, whose distillery was a yea- ago on account of improper rot anis he via,: larcir made under the I ritertml Itnstetie I.ne, After the seizure of the titstll.. ir hol,l the filmy; ,of the tiled, the proprietor ri Leo and the Smear 101) at issue was %Luther his •lea t lt sits not.; +:llllcient reason tot toe aba le 'toot; of Si!,' 4-It. Thi: question Was argued on the 'c.d.. by S. A. Pury Junco, Esq., on the pa-t of the claimants of the distillery, sand try It. 8. t roma/mil, for the United Slates. The hart delis ere.] the following opinions in Las •' 04-acting , and prnor.9 in thle case ex tet,itattle erasion and riolatlou of the tete, eul ILl3Vetlue lus s, the only yoestJon rut the arguntent u better the death of HAN note the ueizure anti libel, titetten it... Writ The ci t "r Cullurliss pros Mew that to enforce ful the proceedings should be in rem. The proceas Is not eo Ouch agatnet the party as the °trending property. Like the dewiest .‘f the ancient F.ngllel,w,la guilty chattel. , I, ale" as tbe 11.1,1mi:zit in the eiiinfniwskiin • .llsta Intl 'lnn . " Paper Illorkado-lieneroi i,r the whims-, was forielted the King. All grant nut to be President at the hung , legal mensures token, are after tile poi, I Ina Monument Permuouitm-Atitire ot ie.• of a Court of Admiralty, and the define I Pr.”Loat trenerni Abollabod else sentence and decree ~f the Court to le , - Si.. lona, c/o.' al the thlug seized, the same us if IL was ' Thin ea navigating the western waters or the I eight guns, tins gone to Tam pup. In accot,l -h. eas. The ac igh skty.,ight, aaerio n o f the net once wlt h the ?resident's proelamat con ileularuu that tor .tieb neglect the owner tog klailuillianls palter liluckade. stroll forfeit not only the spl made by him, ntu 1, „ w i ng Is, the pressure r d„gl„ hot all Ille vessel., still., boilers, Sc., used by, bu s m eas , b e able to at t e ,,,i the Mtn in the distillation, together with a penal- Douglas monument crremon at wage. Cy lire hnildreo do , h , rn. Arid leg - I An order h.. 1a..) Issued abolishing the t her, that the proceedings to en fort,' vont Marshal ,egieral'. Boreal, It Is stated um forfeiture of said properly, shall he IN the that Den. Tills,. stes-,..1 • tom. Howard la I of a proceeding in rem, in the Circuit the charge of (i.e 4eee.lta.unltu read, noluit or District Court of the United States. The time dun ig this month death of the party, therefore, cannot impair or loosen the $011.• , 13 which the or Bern of the —.- government have span the property seized. Conatilana Preparing for Another hold. It rental. tetact, land, In the lungnage of the New ng, Augr, h act, In to he "held until a der:alien shall i.e 1..1 pap., sites Canadi a n I mop e are mar le g eon- Uicrcou according to law.” DatiallN , and looterni . ho has temp,. Independent of this, the cane of Denim/tow rar y ch a r ge of affair. durin g the mum.. o f ow Donne's Admiiiistrators.3 Dallas Ile: rules the Governor (mineral, now en route for Lu the-polut.. Tao Supreme Court of the United rope, In actively engaged in D.P.:el-dig Doi states there any that stilt In rem does no. proeinm a , dem, A considerable fag Walt. by the death of the party. The opinion ' it Corn w all. anoth ore t Thorn/11,am! there are re of the COUrt Pah the tlnltiCil State., and three gunboats esi the st. Lawrence. a decree to Ordered according to the prayer of the libel. _ A DlcUngulsbed Tisttor Major General L'oolbasigh, an officer of the South American army, is at present spending a few weeks at Phillipsburg, Beaver county. General Coolbeugh was educated at West Point, was an omeer in our regular army, and served for some time on the staff of General McPherson. Resigning his commission In 'sett, he left for South America, and Immedi ately connecting Maisel! with the army of that country, he has risen to the rank of a Major General In Its service. Ms mission to this vicinity at the present time i.e to provide artillery for his adopted country; and wo be lieve that the Fort I Works at Pittsburgh are now completing several pieces of cannon for him, which be designs taking with him on his return to South America. lie was former ly a resident of this State, and we think in ISMS his father was one of the Canal Commis sioners of Pennsylvania. Ills lady is with him at Phillipsburg at the present time, and both return Ina few days to their distant home. Attempted Rape A few days since a negro named Charles Smith attempted to rape the person of a white girl, named Elizabeth McCullough, at the house of Mr. C. Blackburn, Coleraine town. ship, near Lancaster. Both parties are em ployed In Mr. Blackburn's family as domestics. Mr. B. and family being absent from home the negro caught the girl on the porch, and after a covers struggle she succeeded in making her escape np stairs, haying her clothing almost torn to pieces. Complaint was made before Squire lleyberger, when the negro was arrest ed and in default of bail was committed to the county prison for trial. While officer Simi lenberger was conveying him to prison he made his escape at the Green Tree. A reward of OW I. offered for his arrest. !lad Orcarreoce. On Friday two weeks ago, Mr. Milo Barnes, of Freedom, Beaver county, went from hit' borne to island Run, to assist In re-arranging the machinery of an oil well, in which he was interested. While at work about Hie well a heavy stream of gas ascended from it, which, coming in contact with the furnaces, caused an explosion. Mr. Barnes being within Its area was badly burned on the back, arms and face. Ho continued in great agony nntil ,Thurs. day last, when death ended his sufferings, He was about forty years of aga,aud leaves a wife and three children to mourn his lons. Abating - Nalsaneen.—Tito Cincinnati a special meeting held a few days since, prohibited the further cleaning of pris ms for the present, as preJudielal to the puir tic health. Would It not be a good movement to do the name thing here I If thin beldame was attended to during the months of No vember, December, January, February, Idaroh and April, wo thinkthere woulo be less complaint than there is at present. Getting Wore..—Annlo 8011, the little girl who was so severely burned on Wednesday, while attempting to light a candle at a 10.0 ye, In doing which her clothing caught are, was sinking rapidly last evening, and it was thought she could not recover. Mc Ezelso Law.—Boadlo's .•dition of Me National Tax Law ax amend, , July Isic, luta boon burned and can 1. .cul 444 W. A. tif Wanton 6ora, 45 Fifth street. Drowned.-4ohn Knott,.a boyfeixteon years of ago, son of ll.mry Knott, Kai., of Lanu s ter, was drowned while bathing in Conestoga creek on Tuesday. Special Couslou..-Mn. Winslow's ~ing r syruo has become so Doregar that various melowia.Save = l t rm a irett notice la tti r s i t V% Lira. Winsknr.of fitotb A n i r Spry, Isnot =mulct. at with-any OtherVitate. - - tyltalaw EARLY TELEGRAMS FROM EUROPE BY THE CABLE• PRUSSIAN ANNEXATION Demands on Bavaria Settled ABDICATION OF THE KING OF HANOVER Ravages of Cholera in Germany SAXON CABINET RESICNED Italian General Removed HONORS 10 AMERICANS IN RUSSIA. REVOLT OF POLISH FAMES Chris/fart Revolution in ( ondia Nl:tv 1 on, Aug that . ..U.—The lulitm I:1g vahle tlintnachett are hl tional to tho.o ret , lrett Inns night: lignst I.l.—The cahluet policy asserts that the hostile attitude main ained towards the government of the le lug of Prussia, by the Kingdom of Llanover, tha peo plo of the territory of the Electoral linens, Nas- Ram and the late free city of Frankfort, has determined the Prus,lan Executtve to at one destroy their Independence and annex the c m to tine lilngtiont of Prussia, Mrelen, Its v sans, A usual 2l.—The Prussian Government Ifa+ officially prominent to the Ba varian Cabinet an early and definite settle ment and ant lust ment of the political and COM locrelmi relations of time disturbed by the late war. The commercial affairs will he regulated according to the German Soil. be entunlished in the terri tory. Bavaria, after having contemplated an 111,11 ed resistance on her own account to the Pressman authority, luol submitted to the de- Illatlits of that Government. Prussia asks mummy, she says, possession of the districts of I.lchtenfois and Carilief. V,ENNA, HANOVER, Aug. George, of Hanover, who is at present in lilts city, hes boon formally advised that the King and Gov ernment of Prussia demand the anduattlon of blii crown. The aged and blind wild exiled loan in willing to take the step, but declares it to be in favor of his son. The Queen at Han over is using every etroll Which she can em ploy with the View of securing the suece.ssion to liar son, but Prussia gives her no assur ance. The cholera is making sad ravages at 'Dunn, Pesth and Ntkatabere, and also among the wounded soldiers In this city, Dainties . , Snaon, Aug. 21.—A1l the members of the Saxon Cabinet sent In their resigna tions to-day. The King has accepted only the reSiglllllloll of Baron !Mush. LONDON, EROL, 1,7 0, August . 21.—The Empe ror Napoleon hat assured the trovernment and Cabinet of England that France will not demand the fortresses of Itiartenburg end Phiinput - tile from Belgium In the event of tar territorial changes on the contluent ofEtt rope. Eton:nes, ITALY, August N.—General La Marmora has been removed from his position to Cnief of the Staff of Wing Victor Emanuel. General Cialdini emcee.. him. La Marmara has not been In Tarot with the people nonce the period of the leftsat of the Italian army at When the session of Venetia was determined on, the plans submitted for silop• Lion were donated In a council of war, La .13 a. morn advocated a direct advance on the rot - try...of the quadrilateral Claldinl advising a march so as to avoid them. La Alarmora's counsels prevaPoil, and the result Is kilos a. Childint's plan was subsequently carried out and succeeded. General La Idarmoris has not regained Ills popularity since, and hence the present chance. ST. I'ETLIIIIIIr HO, RUSS I J., AllgUA °Ricers of the United States war vessels, Mien tonomah and Augusta, nos In the ituselan waters, continue to receive the roost COM ;A , menistry ovations wherever they go. 'lnc ltusnlnu Uoverument, the merchant princes, and the populace all unite In doing Imam to teem. The officers hare been present at a grand review of the Imperial lin:infs. by special invitation of the Emperor Alexander. llss Canr reviewed the troops in person, and ratty thousand men were paraded on the iaicie awn. The Itusstan A tribu.ndor, who was accredit. ett to the late tiertnan Bond, hsen 1 , 1,01,1 to St. Petersburg. The Pol. wilt, are held In exile ant Imp: on went to Eastern tilherhi.. have risen in re volt against the Russian nuthortl.ll., military were at onee employed ax,ti not then, and tiortydive of tin' Insurgents were I. It'd and the retnainder raptut tut or dispersed tort the country. acre rf, Alma, eet vml :US mty fthrh Latal date.l mt the mit met., itates that the Chrtst tan populat there.iemathled certath 1.11.1.1rUn , ms mu mental reform I ram the Porte, which, , •11 r , rofueed. they rneo to atm 0. ll , VlLLyittg etamiartf ,of three proteetmg power, and 1,1 °mem: Thy have 111 , ,11 hela penitence. The t reloMe, and hu., ..ent he a rem he cemeht •f Tut If ihh trLeTe. THE CHOLERA No I wercw.tetu Nowl'orM —l.rrwt IN =l2 M su 1. ag, Aug2—Thcru aa. uo tint, of Int:rause ..t chutria t ell day. TUlttore.o.l“l vielcu vrer rtil,ll,l Itl cud'," lia . rl; %AA A cul.• alattuutrut uppsytut, the s erghteen laiLlonst. AL thebo,pit.l4 in rout, yesterday. UIN , I%SATI, Aug. 23 u.y ,1,-ut In..tn c.oolera vi te:•orted Detective• Arrested--Iloovy Robbery. I New Yone, August =.—P. Herbert, Robert °ray and Pat rink hinley are the names of the detective smears arreeted on the charge or complicity with thlovee. An unknown man, while looklng at come Jewelry in the TAO, OT kr. Tire, Brooklyn, Aelzed property valuoil at from K;/00 to {:Awl, and °wawa! with it. Mulekle of s Phy•Coloho CINS , INNIcrs, IDuckburo prom- I =cot eZixon of to Di City, committed suicide yestord..).. CHINA WAREHOUSE RICHARD E. BREED, X.I3,IPC=OF:VTIEL FL, No. 100 Wood Sirecl. BRITANNIA AND !SILVER MATED TAMA' WARE, TEA TUAVB AND •I wave band. . (MINA TEA SETS, CHINA DINNER SETS. CHINA TOILET SETS, t'IIINA VASES, CHINA BrITTI.N BOHEMIAN WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION LAVA CARD ItAsKE.PS, LAVA VASES, LAVA SPITTOONS. . . ENtiL.ll3ll tiTONE WADE of all varieties, loins' wholesale and retail trade. The largest and most complete stock of c•erythlng In this line In Um city. Prices and term, the same se In the enters cities. myl7tailis IN THE MATTER OF TILE CHA N OY *SHADE 01 , WWI ItY.K.T, In the City of Pittsburgh. Al. persons Interested a, hereby hoOtled that the assessments fur payment of damn. caused by the change of grade of 11h h street. In the City of Pitts burgh, itseebe m pieced In my hands for relies lien and unless the Anne Omit liar_ beets paid on or lit fore the laTil DAY OF SKPTEMIIitIf. ISGS, it mill be my en. to 0,0 the same a. liens Intent the property anessed, and proceed to collect them to ncoidattee With lan. J. F. SLAGLE, City Solicitor. aulittlins No. 100 Fifth sc., Pittsburgh, Ps.. IS. OA 1111A1M....0. A. 1104,11.... W. T. GAM. 11U POINT MALT HOUSES. W. 118 GARRAhD & 00., Malsters, Grain & Qop Dealers No. 17 Water 8 ; and Nos. 5 and T Penn PITTSBURGH. PA. 11 A e t.W. h A h 4,"CTitai TV" for `W.1. 1. : F. MUSSMANN, Filth Street, between Tunnel and Chatham Streets, GUNSMITH AND DEALER IN HARDWARE vans do,a goods of all dexdptlons Ido .7. 00 band sod sold at tna law.t priors. Lectodrlog door carefully on Klan. notice. :ca. Wl* Buy YOUR NOTIONS, Toys., Baskets, IiTALIFLX:ErVIZEOS, moo., az 3. G. Laner's Variety btore, KAMM MYST. SPECIAL NOTICES. " THE Qurzart THE QUEEN S THE QUEEN OF ,HAIR RESTORERS! MM. WIN LOW'S QUEEN EMIL RESTORER Is QUEEN, not only lo Lex& bat la Vim - cuss. lithe Beet Hair Res rrrr Public. r ever offered to the An Infallible At5T1)11611 and PUW.OOIIVSI4 or the ',Lair If faithfully applied. It is no Ilair Dye It seta dlrectfy upon the roots of the hair chang ing grey hair With original life color: arresting per - Inuture decay and falling out of th e halr; °radical ng scoff and dandruff; and curing all humors of the resin. ffIr.IMEES=I It imparts A dellghtfal fragrance to the hale. In snort. If you wilh to restore your hair.. 141 youth, and retaln 11 through Ifle. use WINSLOW'S QUEEN nAir, RESTORE& Price St per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. R. E. SELLERS & CO., Wholesale Agents ggrIFVIII. ITARNIIILL & CO., BOILER MAKERS A N SHEET IRON WORKERS, Non. 20, 22, 21 nod 26 Penn St. ILtvlng seeded lerg,• yard, and furnished It with the most anpromd machinerr. we are prepared to mannfaelore et/' dea,lrtlon of Milers. In the avranted votial to any made in the country. Chimneys, lireecbing,t Flre Beds, Steam Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt Pans. Tanks. Oil Stills. Agitators, Battling Pans, Boiler iron. Bridges, Bogs! . Pad; and tole mann factor,. of lIAIiNHILL'S PATENT 110ILERB. Repairing done on the shortest notice. Jet.cll NEW PERFUME FOR THE EIANDEIatCHIF.F. Phu 4. Nigh, looming Cerco• Pis::lon.. •. Pile. Itlooming ("cirrus.. Pholon•- Night Blooming Cerra,' Pimlico:Ow " Night Blooming comae." I o hnlon•+ •• Night Itleemieg Cerro., tnnAt rt.ln tittlivnt, and Frng,tnt Perintnr, tlnttt fr.tn. the rare. matt twatttiful noir, from witietts It bits. RA mono. iloooforturnl only by PEIALON ag , NON. New York. =1 ASK FOR rIiALCIN'S-TAKE so OTHER. Iar'LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL AND SMELTING WORKS PITTSBURG H. PARK, McCURDY & CO., Manufacturers of Sheathinn, Brasier, and Dell Copper. l'res.ed ('open, Rottoms, Raised Still HOL LOW, Siooter Solder. Alm. Importers and deal., in Metals, Tin Plate. Sheet Iron, Wire, de. Con stantly on hand. linnets' Maehines and Tools. Warehou.e. N 0.1 4, 17111, and 131Sliet.Snteritait,,, Plit•hurgh. Special orders of Copper cut to any dedred pattern. - Ir4r ' IPITTSBIURGEI SAW WORKS, viunnsrtn, nut). ,s (0., Mattura,lti rers.d. Pan': T MittiCS CIRCULARS. narmst rd t'AST F.EL SAWS, of el nry dea,lption. Mill, M Cro. , ..t'oit, iiang. and all other earletle., APl,lnds or h I VF-S and sPIIINI, made front . -heet Ca, steel. ten refined ILEA PER and MOW. INII hAIV Ks. de. , . 4.4-%%arrh...1.e And Work, rorner WATER and dir.airr , . l'artivolar paid 1.. r.-lonlitinc. Fon ,- mlng and +tralal,enlntr Uwe; Ala, rerLir, of all kinds. Punching and Drilling done at rra• •nn.thle rates. )es:ca P — IIOIIIINNON, ILEA do ('O., (Suc— " reasors MINIS & WASHINGTON WORKS, Yountlor• & Machinist., Plll.burgb, ann farturrre of Boatad mtatlonary Steam En v ttlast. Fonine•. M n NtachanerT. OrarlnK oting, t•I d«actipttona: Tank. •o.i •o•l,to el I n.IJ Work. as-nn,ut, I'ATE.NT/NJECTOI 4L04 lIIIAN 64. BIRO.. atttltelttr. Iron \ anti, an.! Paul Itnt 'butters. Wlntittn N Marl.,state ust Lin •1 a artt , •1 1..••• oAtit rt, • ~1•1 •tsitat.rit our 1/.11 as - Isx•tt• t.'ar .sttrntl—tt e.eitt .l . , /tlngt Oral, 1 It .1t t• t tttlttet. :.;,.. 1 ! .. 11 - 3tItOlts OF lOU gen ,t1•1,,,, .111, 1.. r 111 t• .atl• • •••ael 14.. to ail •414.4 00..1 It, the 44 - 11.; 40.1 , 11.. 410 0, 0 01 inaklze 4140 •11111, 44 - 0,417 Lot 0 01014140 tt 004,1. ,otryr urn _lOlll, ttl • • .0-ric 000 4 cao .10 so 0 4 401- .10— In • 0. • 104 t (0011•1• nOO, -14/11'. ,•41 t 04.4a4 t:•• 0. Stew 1 ••414. I ', "n II IiIAGE A ADI. ELIIILLICI. and In 41.. • •... 041 0100 04 , 44• 44;4Swr vs."'lf .1 1414.1.1 't 11 , 1 , 011'1PN. 11114•so.1• 5t401.1 1 . 4.% l's. • 024 110 4, It 1 TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c, ExcEl..ion TOBACCO WORKS. R. & W. JENKINSON. Tobacco. Antall' and Clgarm, it I IDLIL.III. / . .1 ,• r • at tt. • tttl.. • _ R. B. JEFFRIES, \I., i 5...•. • ,1 and Ert.s.l 4/, In all ILIntl• of TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CICARS, T rI. Alit ' , TREAT. PITT caw n4;ii, t. •of • • tot am." , awe. of MEER.II. /IA 1 . 11 . ES 71 IN, It I lIACI 'O, of Orr Ire,t wasl.tr, krpt t0r2,1,7u GEORGE " BLIIMENSCREEN. DIA I IN 11.0SILWrIC SEGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO %oinking Tobacco, Pipes, &c. .I\7c.. 4 Elc, - crcriatiii. Eltracit, ♦r 11.1 rn nvr of 1.11wrt7., 1TT314 VA. J 0 ITN ME GRAM!, Ntan•lf ,elorer osn , l Whole”Lle anti lietall Drab, n all 1.1n•1a of Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, 40 XEL DT 1.1 6T . 1.L.111 Eirrh. A ntl 7 8 /:11k k 11":1 PIANOS, ORGANS, &c. THE BRADBURY, YEW YORK , Schomacker tt - Co., Philadelphia 1 3 I ALINZ C) ES. The &trey & Co. Cottage Organ, AMERICAN ORGAN, by the luod retisleal talent to toe Stales to be superior to all others In' ower, p hi urity and quality ut ton, and thorough wokman • Thp. oow 1110ton/eats hare for years taken the first premium et . siteosnoto ism, at the various Slate root smolt F•ir, In price. they are luaus - than any other.. AO a arrented for aye years. I= )711 No. I•SNt. Clair arm. rlttshorgh. In. NEW' SONGS—Come Back to Irrln 3, rents. Neltle i. Untie For., ve . 30 do The Light to the ttlluAow 35 di I ..dllllOl. !ling ho It y Molls.. r oirlyl. Mu I IrY•mn Lanza =ECM , . ........ ............ HoutiLlng Thireigh Id do MAlled feer or reccipt or price, by I E iiE 1.1 F 1111,4 112.• JOHN ROSS & CO., WM N. OLDEN & CO., 3IA Nuy A ru It Ens AND DISAI.KItif IN Jarbon Oil Lamps and Fixtures, CHANDELIERS, CARBON OILS, B.C. No. C. TILICEL - z-lr-cot Eitroot, nsrluA79.llAwT PA L. EGILA 111 V tti CO., .I—J 61,1)INCTLREKS AM) 111016SALB DEAL' TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGARS, No. 31 St. Clair Street. =2 fl. J. LANCE, SILK AND WOOLEN DYER AND SCOURER, E MI Chintz Window Curtains and Chair Corers Cleaned &Reglazed Without unpacking. Nos. 35 and ' al Third Street, Itekwean Wood and Stnithdeld ar311:1,72 PITTSIII3ILGIIit PL. FOR SALE . _ VOlt SALE.-1212 follosvlng de scribed property will he offered at private sale (Or • short time: Ist. A LOT OF GROU 4 1D thirty feet fronton First street, near Wood. and running back towards Water Went eighty feet. (being pan of lot tU lu the general planof Pittsburgh.) together Wlti a three story Brick Warehouse thereon. Rd. FIFTY AeltE.S OF LAND at tho head of IlrunoVe Island, In McClure township. Will arc sold In lots to suit purchasers. M. ELEVEN LOTS OF OttODND In blanches. ter, being Lots Nos. 1%, 157. 10.9. 1011, 110, 111, ID. 113, 114. 115 and On, In the elan of the extension of street, ancheCeasster, a Mley and Wasnnd hounded hy le Prebl ton e street. street, Adams se g Ith. LOT No. MI. In dames ...dams` plan of the Northern Liberties, situated at the south-ea.:l cur. nee of Adams and Quarry streets. aid petal , / lofty feet [runt on Quarry street by shunt two hundred sod ninety trot In depth 1 he shove ilesertbed property will he sold at ,ea conable prima, and on easy terms. Title I ndlslei tar ble. For further Lnformatlon apply to A. L.. llttoW 5,.. Or Ills attorneys, S. A . W. S. l' I AN' )J310:; r lib Fifth ,rert, , 1 • 111..1•u7r,th HOUSE AND LOT W`C:Ol.l. ..51ALLM Th.. 114 it'SIC AND I.tiT on .Ire et, near ROT and occupied by Du. td. Ilretiatv. are 110 W offered for sale. The lot Is twen ty Net wide. ruatilog bank along a ten rot, al.er, • bundr,l ATM ten Inc tIl• Pit/ rant •s whten al,o tea feet 01.1 e. 'l'he house Is a cell nullt rheas-story brtck, and la Inaxcellent order. eau be {even tirtober 114, For r 00 D. . ISELI = FOR SALE, CHEAP BUILDING LOTS, In PM Towspnlp. Located ou ay., tn. Soho, Bre:rn. C Ammer, and Gazzam strert e,t , Lots are within a mile and a quarter of the Collet Hoes, Price, from 4111) to 4501.1. M'MASTER, GAIIAM & BUTTERFIELD, .1) 04..1(,, I f•:'l'. 19rtAwrgh. FOR SALE, A First-Class Business Stand The El lood Will, mot, lion,. Dwelling and lorge lot In tlewlegley. ('welt mitt x montt. Possession given Immediately. Six small Emmen and Lots, very Cheat, Se,.•ral Lots nt Edgeworth Station, from our to tive nrrYY Itt earh. Apply to JAMES T. SAMPLE, Real KAtate Broker awl Inrur3nee Agent, Jr` 1 , " EDE le 1. ny FOR SALE. Allegheny Building Lots. Several g0.,1 lot,. al or hear the eon., of 1:1,1ge and Walker , treels, %hurt .11•lanee below Ahe rne., AVVAIIIC. 'rhea.. lota 11111 C . .11/11krtIti thetunelvra peraoos orktn, Itl,ll Ind pt•rp.,,ly re th..l. and Yet ea, of eltht r the Iltse , of h""' r•"w3` Aptfly ,•• n, . BRYAN. In ,10,1, and it. IL•tate. aul 57 Voorth 1.. , Burk.•••• Ituildlu R. 1, - ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN TIIE TII IIID WARD 1 , 01, SA LE.—Flve