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UNION REPUBLICiN
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MAW CEN. 40$N W. CEARY,
pmultriyaD COUNTY.
CONGRESS,
T;ltaw:azoaarn t#niacr
HON, I. 1110011111EAD.
„Writ:Mr-tit= .zsinTiracT
HON. THOMAS WILLIAMS
' ' : SICCBITF:
saillilUSL S CLUIXT, City
JOON G. BROWN, Hampton Tp
=RE or OBIT-ANS COURT:
ALEXANDER lIII4NDS, City.
HEIL ST 3111VP.LY. city
JOSEPH 11. - GILEY, Plum Ty.
• commasinomm
I BOHM E lIAMiLrow. City.
DIZZOFOR OF POO/is
JOHN F, DAAVO, DIIIIIIin Tp
•138101:81,7:
JOHN P. GIAeS: City.
GEORGE WILEGE, Pitt Ty.
GEORGE Y. RonEt, North Fayette Tp.
SAMUEL CHAIM' R, Collins Tp.
WILLIAM PETER. Nine Tp.
R. A. COLVILLE, (illy.
HON. JOHN COVODE.
This distinguished gentleman, wl,O rep
resented the district composed of West
moreland, Indiana and Armstrong counties
four consecutive terms in Congress, arm
who gained an enviable national reputation
during thoce eight years; by his stern fidelity
to principle and his efficient and untiring
efibrts to investigate and expose to the eyes
of an indignant country the corruptions
whit* were rapidly undermining the Gov
ernment, is now the Republican candidate
for Conress in the lfith district. Mr. Co
vOnn'S strength, in his old district, lay, in
an eminent degree, In popular fa or. Twice
had the politicians of that district made ar
rangements to take up some other man ;
such was the pressure of public opinion
• a favor of Mr. COVODE that they were bro.
ken up ; and it was not until the district
was changed that he ceased to represent it.
His majorities were always large—the
fourth time rising above 2,000.
By the last apportoinment, Armstrong
county was dropped off that district, and
Fayette added to it. Armstrong generally
gives a small Republican majority. Occa.
sionally the opposite party carries it. Fay
• ette usually gives a Democratic maj.".rity of
from 700 to 1,000. How it may vote this
year, since Jonah has swallowed the whale,
and the " Democratic ticket " has ceased
to be an existing reality, the result alone
can determine.
With GEAItY and Cocoas in the field,
Indiana county may be safely counted as
good for more than two tho usand major
ity.
Westmoreland, Covent's own county,
will put forth its utmost Republican
strength; and the effurts of the renegade
COWAN, who also hails from that county,
will only inspire the true friends of the
Union - with greater zeal.
In 1864 the Ron. ions L. D A wsos only
carried the Nineteenth district by a little
over one hundred majority.
It is an exceedingly cheering sign oT the
times to see the people of such a district
choose such a candidate at,such a time. It
is a challenge to combat for all or nothing.
Our friends there take their stand on the
highest and foremost ground upon which
they stood during the war. _There is no
time-serving, no giving back, no compro
mising; and if they elect COVODE.—as we
confidently believe they will—it will be the
most scathing rebuke that Pennsylvania
could administer to Cowie and the two
Jounsows for theirperfidy to principle and
to the men who lifted that trio from obsear
ity. - Moreover it is an evidence of the
good sense of the people of that district to
fix npon a gentietnan of Mr. COVODE'S
largo experience, well-tried fidelity and in
domitable courage, to assist in guiding the
natiOn through the perils which now sur
round it.
PAY OF CONGRESSMEN
In Great Britain members of Parliament
are paid nothing for their services. A seat
in the Lords or Commons is honorable hot
not remunerative. Nor is this all. Seats
in the Lords are determined by hereditary
rank; in the Commons by high property
qualifications. The design is to exclude.
poor men from the legislative function.
This comports with the genius of the Brit
ish Constitution. That government is not
of all the people, and for the benefit of all;
but of particular classes, and for their own
aggrandizement. If a poor man has geni
us, talent, learning, they count as nothing
in winning public employments, so long as
he devotes them to working ameliorations
in the condition of the masses of the pope
laden. Only when ho consents to subor Ir
-
dinate his high gifts to the ambitions of the
privileged few, and so become serviceable
to them, are the doors of Promotion opened
s.
before him. This appropriation of uncom
mon ability, contributes powertully to the
respectability of the higher orders, and en
ables them to keep the control in their own
hands.
,5
In the United States, Members of Con.
gross are paid for their services. This
comports with the genius of our Constitu
tion—which organizes a government of all
the people for the benefit of all. To this
end it is indispensable that poor men of in-
_The object of Jenny Lind's
concert,
ferlor capacities find their way into public England, is taretrieve her fortune,
on conditions of personal and pecuniary iii- is sadly impaired by her husband's dissipa
dependence. In the nature of the case
Lion. ln the late n
IQosL
there are no valid reasons why the nation ville there were :ore men whose conventionl3' atr"x
should not pay for any kind of work, Melt' real and personal, ranges from $:0,000 "l it;
tap or physical, as good wages as like ca. $150,000.
parities and aptitudes command in private —The annual production of the English
callings. The maxim that "the laborer is sal mines is ninety-two millions of ions,
acid three bundled thousand miners are
worthy of his hire applies here with the
employed in mining it.
sum cogency it 'does elsewhere. Nor is
General !Lerman has issued an order
this rule, as applied to public servants, of announcing his assumption of the COllllll/1.11(i
special advantage to men of wealth. In- of the Department of Missouri, and assign
' deed is.of no advantage to them whatever. lug his division commanders.
They:can . afford to servo in Congress for —Twenty thousand Pembina had a pie
-4.le.ayt
w ll or ar e Harlem near 74 :
theresoltant honor. Poor men cannot.
known many men of superior by, lion. Schuler Colfax, and General
powers &eine nominations and elections Lop..
to -Congress because they were not rich, —A single establishment in Waterbury,
andeould not afford to work for the nation Connecticut, uses fifteen hundred tons of
,t.:_riireficar,maanlldyeyin
es, a th n o d.
et st r ufactit ax re
a o r !
iho.llll/08 Paid. They could do better
for - themselves. and families by sticking to
private pursuits. • —ln New York the room occupied by
Are prior - men anxious to bo excluded the Brokois' Board ,
ill fifty feet by sixty, on
from Congress, in their own persons, and
a second floe n.lroadway, costa $26,000
; :s yn r g r l d x:ent. The Astor House rents
In thepersona of men of their own order,
because they cannot afford to work for the 72
The Provost Marshal General's Bureau
pay accorded that kind of service? If they Is t o ,bo„discontlimod from and after the
are they Will accept the teachings of deem,' 28th inst.TlMbusiness of the Bureau will
astcW,thretigli the Adju
gognea on this imb)ect. The majority of !4rfAlkifera.perii.oftim...,,:,, -
the members of the _present Congress are tu.lf . 7
not rich men; and in this respect there le Lot fi s h oot jgrs. Li° Bi t t i ll o id n " a ' 'ltjfie lillo o w ....ssi o ,, f lain
. COrrelVnae neo W ith an Ori n " C w/ M sses " Such,reductsLeticutharshe has Tans,vinit a r:...non.
or sus
the On ar a *l i a ..natt.„-Ye.61419..d:FEdi,,,V16.41.1....t°19::.1.rta55. " u 'r saulresrtzt,Pv&S°l
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'stand side and let men of large . fortunes
the seats in the two ?louses.
-
And this leads us to speak of the addi
tional compensation the mentbersof Cori
gross are charged with recently voting into
their own pockets, admitting Mr the, sake
of argument that an increase was actually
voted—the primary question is, was the in
crease excessive? 'When the session open
ed the price of board at Washington was
put up to such rates that the salaries of the
menlbers were insufficient to provide them
respectable lodgings. Many of them actu
ally contemplated taking rooms at Balti
more. Of course, this enhancement of ex
penses,did not incommode the rich mem
bers; but it was oppressive on the poor
ones. Considering how attendance in Con
gress breaks up the regular business affairs
of members,' and considering the enhanced
rates they have to pay for subsistence, we
do not see occasion to pronounce the new
rate exorbitant.
. .
But, it so happens that lie new schedule
for Congressional services does not materi
ally, if at all, increase the public charges.
It is rather an adjustment of compensation
among the members. Under the former
rule, members living at considerable or re—
mote distances from the capital were al.
lowed sums for travel vastly in excess of
the actual expenses. The farther off a
member lived the higher was his actual
pay. All equities were violated by this ad
justment. Nothinecan be fairer than to
provide that taking a true account of trav
eling charges, the pay of members shall be
equal. This is precisely what the recent
bill accomplished. For instance, Senator
NEsxrra, of Oregon, recejved for the 38th
Congress $3,000 salary and $11,936 mile
age; total, $14,936. Under the new law be
will receive for the 80th Congress $l,OOO
and half the former mileage; total, $10,068.
The balance, $3,968, goes to nadte up the
increased salary of the other members. lt
is manifest, therefore, that the present law
was designed not to increase the burden of
taxation, but to equalize emoluments among
the members—to make equal services draw
equal pay
NION LEAGUE OF PHILADELPHIA
The members of the Unioi League of
Philadelphia, at their meeting on Wednes
day evening, took a bold and firm stand on
the great questions now agitating the
country. They emphatically endorse the
Congressional plan of Reconstruction by a
Constitutional Amendment, the ratification
of which by any of the late rebel States,
will at once restore it to its place in the
Union, and at the same time maintain the
great principles which were fought for and
vindicated in the war of the great rebellion.
Of Awunsw Solomon they say—
That, in the extraordinary sympathy re
cently manifested by Andrew Johnson,
under the guidance of William ll. ‘ Seward,
with the prominent traitors of the country,
and their political aherents—
In his treachery to a loyal people, who
trusted and raised him to power;
In his recent declaration that he will so
use that power as to compel every man
who holds his office under the Govern
ment to o upport his policy or 4ivc up his
bread;
In his denial of the right of the people of
the loyal States to exercisb legislative pow
ers in Congress in the present condition of
the country;
In his indecent and ribald attacks upon
their representatives for endeavoring to
establish justice, and protect a weak and
helpless race from persecution, oppression
and slaughter;
En his fraternity with the rebels of New
Orleant, resulting in a horrib.e and cause
less massacre of loyal, peaceful and virtu
ous citizens, wicked in conception and
fiendish in execution—
We recognize with profound disappoint
ment and sorrow, a degree of moral and
political depravity which has no parallel in
our history; and we are thus admonished
that the utmost vigi'ance is now required
on the part of those by whose votes and
arms the nation was saved, in order to se
cure the fruits of their victory—justice
with peace, and liberty with union.
IMI=I2I
The cool impudence of the late rebels is
well exhibited in the following extract
from the speech of Governor Orin, of South
Carolina, to the Johnson-Clymer Club of
Pk iladelphia :
"We, of the South, believed we had a
right to secede from the Union. You
thought not, for we were brought up in
different schools. An appeal to arms was
made—a long and bloody one. It ended
in your triumph, and in oar subjugation."
Governor ORR was a delegate to the
Philadelphia Convention, and headed the
pantomimical procession which made such
a sensation in that august body, and trans
muted some "old rye" or "red-eye" into
tears at the White House. In his opinion
loyalty and treason are only differences of
opinion. To take up arms against the gov
ernment and flag of the nation merely an
assertion of a fancied political right ; and a
resultant war of four years merely a very
proper mode of determining the question.
In his opinion no more odium attaches to
their huge crime than does to a party who
are beaten at a lawful election. Such are
the loose ideas with which these men seek
to come back into the Union, and with'
which the President and his abettors are
trying to get them back. They "belfcred
they had a right to secede from the Union."
Is there any evidence that they don't be
lieve so still t There Is solid verity in the
old distich
DRUG STORE FOR BALE.The
block, PLitures, (loud Will and Dee )care'
Lease of a I)ILUU tat/Ull. with an established cus
tom, central location In a dense poi • lion on the
line of s horse railway. it I he sold pu at a Worsts',
'lbis Is a rare chance fur getting at once iota a pay-
Um 'matrns. Fur particular, apply to IL ak.L-
L.V.Ito corner %Yawl and tlecuad streets,
au34:111
A man, convinced against his will, MARBLE DECORATIONS,
Is of the same opinion still."
1:11=11713
—The street cars at Halifax, Nova Bco
tia, are not to be run on Sunday hereafter.
—The report that General Wise's prop
ear has been restored to him is contradic
—Major General Sickles has assumed
command of the department of South Car
ona&
—A hotel for the special accommodation
of freedmen has been opened at Nashville,
Tennessee.
—The Bank of Franco (Aug. 8) held In
Its vaults about .£28,000,000 of specie.
The Bank of England had about £14,000,-
000.
—A newspaper editor inadvertently
wrote about a woman who had nut been
buried with proper observance, the fol
lowing sentence: `She was buried like a
dog with her clothes on." Next week he
saw his mistake, and wrrected thus: "She
was buried with her clothes on hke a dog."
The third week, exasperated with the pre
vioushlunders, he had it thus: "Like a
dog with her clothes on she was buried."
Fie gave it up.
—Kansas will ship this season nearly
$1,000,000 worth of cattle to the Eastern
market. There are from 00,000 to 100,000
head of Texas cattle on the border of the
State, bein . g prohibited by_the statutes of
Kansas from being drir through until
the 10th of November, on account of a dis
ease called the Texas cattle fever, which
prevails in the summer months:
'-A New York letter says : "We are to
have a new ocean cable—that is, an out
and-out American cable—at an early day.
Books of subscriptions were opened to-day
at the company's office in Broad street.
The capital stock is $10,000,000. The route
is from New York to Bermuda, Till Cape
Charles, Va.; thence to the Azores, and
thence to Lisbon, in Portugal.
—One day last week at Macon, Georgia,
the mercury stood at 99 near the earth;
but a hot wind resembling the sirocco was
se.l is the second stories of
otim.s Me the uuometer indicated 103, and
the third stories, where it was Cully ex•
oqed to th, ‘1 tad, the mercury rose to 166.
• in his speech at chtt.ago last
tig, of fur. Johnson's protnise
,es of the freedmen, said this
••es missed the road.
NM
Lots •Mu Wentworth has predictixl that
Grant will he tho next President and lien.
Wade, of Ohio, Vice President.
C. H. I.)c.xn, of ()Lion county, Tenn., has
been arrested for committing u rep on his
own daughter.
•
IT is said that there is hardly a family in
Columbus, Miss., but has some member
Tax negraea, of Atlanta have formed a
fire company, officered by white men.
A l'orruN F.trmar is About being curl
i lu Cartersville, A.;‘...rgio.
IVANT SU PPLIED.—Lovi don Ale,
BOTTLED. ALES, LONDON O)itTEK, lIMUWN
. TOUT.—To got genuine Imported LONDOS ALE,
rola or BROWS ST, UT has hero allncst an
hoposelblllty In this city, notwithstanding the fact
that there are few tonics more suitable for weakly
prreone and Invalids. The want has nt length been
'apatite!. A large nssortmeot of the anesebrands,
comprising Barclay S Perkins' LON lc Is sTocT.
Rasa & Co.'s INDIA VALE ALE. ( Lmt•trell's
SCOTCH ALE, etc., lust received at FLINIIntr'S
D4IUO STORE, So. s 4 Market street, at./ is sold
by the Mair or single bottle. at the lowest rates.
Alan, • moat complete Duet of the (West LIQUORS
for medicinal purposes. au23:Tre
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WM. BMGHAM, Jr., Adams Express Office,
51 _MTh &reel, is an authorised Azrenf W reeve
dvertisenents for the GAZETTE, and all other
papers throughout the UnUed States and the
Ostunksu
- -- •
RE{". J. S. GLAZIER WILL
preach 10-510ItErt/W In . KVILLE II I.
al 10 , , o'rl.l,k A. st. and? r.
tgr PLYMOUTH CONS:MEGA..
TION (I.lt.H.lll.—Puldlr I ellalons bar-
TICOS In the Y EU' ACADEMY OF
CSI('.
an , /
itr,ACI2III.; hr tt. Pastor. rter. NKY all ultt F..
FYI-moitICOW WINNING. at 10'1 and In lin' N
I Nti at 71r o'clork. nu?,
115T — FIIIST CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
AI.LEOLIF:NY (ITT. EXCELSIOR HALL.
corner or Prderal and Lactodi. xtrevt, Nudnr, JO
YEI.II Yi-r, et.cn. and 7;.,, p. m.
er hiceLlog N% LIP:SF:SI/AY FA EN IN. at
o', lock.
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wrvic, , t tw1i..1.1 ALL
nig by hi, Rvv. .1 %Mr . .
AllGu3r..r
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GEARY CLUB.
The Union Republican Voters
MELO
2D WARD, PITTSBURGH,
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19 CIS OP CIIM_B MX CI EIMI M 3
On Next Saturday Evening, Aug. 25th,
At S o clock,
FOR THE PURPO4E OF FORMING A
teary- club.
MOIDUAN d CO.. va. JACKSON, Deli URNON
,t CC. In pursnatice of an tinter made at Apth
Term bolo, of the Chancery Court. at Clarksville.
Tram, I will sell at Public Allelioll. on TUESDAY.
September 4th. 1000, on the premises LUOISA
and MOON f V ERNoN FORS ACAS, two excellent
Iron Furnaces. situated near toe Cumberland River
and the Remolds, Clarksville and Inutsvltle Rail
road. There are about 13,000 antes of land be
longing to the two Format-no, of which parties 'D
atong to vngage In the Iron hotline. can purchase
as touch as they desire,
Timber Is abundant :or aIl purposes, and the ore
of we Mat oualtty.
Tann , . or nALK—Teo per cent. cash, and the till
once on a credit of one, two and three years. Notes
trills *owl security, to /mar Interest from date.
.I=l7 W. T. I:MAC ABLFORD, C. A M.
A Übloo Republican Fleeting will be bald In Bir
mingham, in due I.IIAMUND, on NV M. L. SANFORD,
GRAND
Union Republican Rally,
IMI.3UMN iGr M.
•u tIU,IB v Et ening, Aug. With,
v. Ilir IN , hie rill he k.l.lrrnevil
NKR/RURAL.
A. \I ARAI{ ALL, Es.'
MILK PATRICK, I.;
B. CARNAHAN, KA,.
of the County Execu ire Committee
aull:113 T. M. HAI N g, ivcretery
VIGUT SECOND-HAND PL&NOS.
1 Rollo:wood, round corners. ••Knabe t Go••••
ate. lelano, very little used. new. Price $l5 for
m
$ 00. One 7 octave richlycarved Plano Forte. over
strung bass, four round - corners. 1225. One 6 six
octave rosewood. • F. Blume ., wale Plano, with
Pollan •ltsetnneut sod Iron frame. $l6O. that pe
tare rosewood Iron frame Plano, ..61. One for $ 1. 7%
$17.5, on end $OO. They sr, all In good order.
507.5 Cita tlLorry. 111.116. E. 13 Irlftt. 6treet.
$.50,000 TO LOAN
BOND AND MORTGAGE.
THOMAS STEEL,
Broker and deal Baal, Agent,
06 Sodtbgelit, bet. 400 and Dlantood stA
anZi
111=1:1
3E•C".I 7 L H.EL-T-al-143,
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OATS AND CORN.
2. 00 BIN 01.1.1 OATS:
1.000 BUS. 51121.1 _ED COEN
11E/ittli" IjEM Ju.,
Lliserty asseet, opposite Fleve.uth
SUNDRIES --40 "ibis. S. U. Sir.' p;
18 bbl.. Sorghum; 11 bbls. Cider;
20 huts. Vinegar; I 5 Gbh notice, to vinegar;
100 dozen Brooms; 40 boxes Chemleattioap;
12 liosee l'alm Soap; Zl Imam. Candle.,
120. bushels Harley . , to arrive,
.4.lTereit to the muds low hv
0003 011 Alt C. It AISLE Y, 201 Liberty st.
VIGABS AND TOBACCO.
Vl5 bbln. liuhem WI leaf) =Wang
.0 Ltda. mixed Smoking;
10 soils limpet Chewing,
10.0 0 limpor.ed Cigars;
lil.ooo r the Cigars:
000011100 grails Cigars. Is store And for sale Of
Cll.lB. C. 11•L0LIC1f, 201 Liberty . pt.
82 ,OCK) meat WILL PUR CHASE A
Dwelling. 020ol
rd on a. let 01 ground hallo& a front en Washington
street oi et, sod extends back too feet Lo mouth
altk 01100(0411U Manchester.
B A . p j ailt„
R Cit.
1000 uuS.REDWEiIfEHWHEAT
2,d0 bushels White Ili Inter II best;
I,lr. 11 Club do
1,500 •i {dime Ohio Cats.
10 stare awl to arrive tor sale
113.4 HITCHCOCK, BIeCRKKItY & CO.
NEW
WALL PAPERS now re
calcine at
"' NO. 100 MA "MILT liTtIILET, NEAR Firm.
su2s 41)m. lt. HUHHIim & 13100.
JERSEY SWEET POTATOES-3.1 barrels Mime dere..7 Sweet Potatoes Just receiv
ed and for . 'l l .l 6 T rl'Elt.. wIKEN & 811EP/1111.).
at= 30U 1.1b9-2.L strcct.
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I ', , DAIIII—.I. cur superior Amber
to arriv
s-o We e
est, md tor
for ued;le b I
y est ouperiur White Whent.
s•
01.24 OCK, ileoll.l2lClty a co.
011110 N 8-40 1)11,1s. prime 011i01110
Jos -- 1 " 4 - 1211111 bi ARSISTILONti,
atal corner
Mar t A d
Irtret scrreu.
bbls. fresh le ggs just c e
-Li caved And for sal
14E11 d AlUdlrflto2:l3,
au= corner Market nrol /first street.
rfib, itt ! - 1 Iti on
Steam Picking, Gaskets and !tope o
an ideas
wholesale d retail, at The Rubber House, a
211 Bt. Oats street. J. & H. r uta an dws.
.4 CABS CLUB WHEAT;
crl cars Corn:
1 car 0111.,
For ..lo by,
M=E=l
'NULL
and Isltlx cloth IN of AU Wes tdr ado 18 and
:8 tit. Utris arca. Jv & Id. rttlLLlrif.
PODETINIDIV34OIIIPMIISI3ize
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.,
(Succe.,ors to B. J °ties, &
Corner Fourth and Woodt3a>
BANKERS Sc BROKERS,
• DILALF.O.B IN ALL EINOS OF
Government Securities,
Foreign Exchange,
Gold, Silver and Coupons.
CIeI.LECTIONS mado on all aceeesible points In
the United States and Canada,.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
WILL PURCHASE that
82, 500 WILL
two-dory Ogrelling, erected on
lot .r maid, raving a 5 - out on Scott Street of 24
feet, no.. extending back 100 feet to • 31 foot alley.
sitnate,4l to the Sloth Word No. I Scott street.
• pply to It. IdeLAIN & CO., ra Fourth st.
VOR SALE—LAGER BEER SA
. LOON AND LODGING DOUSE. on LiberLY
street, LICENSED YOB ONE YEAS, Fortlitnre.
Bedding. and all complete. Prise. 11.500. A
capital chance. Alto. 111.011.5 E, WAItON sod DIM
NESS, and an stabllshed business, only 4150.
Apply to
WILSON rs
43 Fifth street, second door.
VINEGAR,
For Pickling
ROLLMAN'h IMPERIAL TRIPLE WINE TIN-
Eti Alt iiliineipaled strength and flavor. for hick
hue and table use. Also 'we Cider and Malt \ toe
gar. for sale by the. nuAntlty or sallon. St the
Von liy Urocery IStore of JOHN A. P.ENSH A W
anti corner Liberty and Hand streets.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Foolscap,
Commercial ..)rote,
Later,
Brief I Record
PAPERS,
And all lands of PRINTERTI MATERIAL, 'oat ro
calved and for aalo by
W. S. HAVEN,
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ARSENAL GLASS WORKS.
MODES & CO.,
BLACK AND GREEN GLASSWARE
Druggists' Ware, Bottles,
DEELIJOH.NS, CARBOYS, &c
Works and Office, Lawrenceville. Pa.
rusr O►►ICE AmittEsa,
Always on baud. tilauware or tau abort , de terlp
tine. XII orders proutpity attended to.
Parileninr attention paid to private Moulds.
A-A-OLLOIV GROUND RAZORS.
1 hero are wont aupwrlor. 11. worst ra..l
m",
PEN AND POCKET CUTLERY,
EC=
Table Knives, Ivory and Horn Carvers
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Agent for :he Vltteburgh Cutlery Company.
.ros. G 7 and 69 Fifth Street,
auM .DISCATCH BUILDING.)
GREAT WESTERN
PLANING MIT,T„
I' oiler of larhory Strut ad Daqueane Way
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Sash Doers, Blinds and Mouldings
M l llt.Tll "lIIIHIC Vnlinklawl work le put In
del house god t1.1.1. ,, 1 when takt n 'out. l'allng
Floorlur, %VraTher Hoarding 1.2111, and "%Inlet
voo-tlut yon loind. S•wln, sod r•-swung duo
with .11-oAtelt. Rost, of all k mule In order.
.1011 N HEATH.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
92 FEDERAL ST. 9 2 FEDERAL ST
Prices Marked Down.
li rest Itargalue to 1* obtained. A fell assortment
111ovrry tla log In the Boot, !lime and batter line.
A good tit noel goods and low prleee, al
MCC LI.N TOCK.'S,
92 Federal St., Alleghen3
CHANCERY SALE OF
VALUABLE IRON PAOPERTY,
At Clarksville, Tennessee
General Commission Merchant,
AND DEALER IN GRAIN,
CI .131.1_a1.C3
navies complete sysanweesents for shelling, by
'o"in, 100 bushels of Core ray day, and 160 bushel.
of Cpru Meat, i espeetfbily solicits patronage
Afl artier. promptly attended to at the lowest
rates.
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pIUIIVIANCE & CO.'S
MAMMOTH GALLERY,
Nos. 2 and I St. Clair Street,
Near Elie tivarenalon Bridge.
MINIATURE TO LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS,
l'lalo or Colored.)
Particular attention to city and Suburban Views,
wltb Family croup..
Views of Pittsburgh .d surroundings (pialn and
aterrntiseopie) always on band and fur 6. , c.
aufarra
IN THE HATTER OF THE
CliA Nag OW I.II3ADE OP HIGH STREET, to
the City of Pittstrargh.
Al. persons Interested ar: hereby notified that tbe
eenmenu for payment of damages caused by the
change of grade of Ills ti street, in the City of Pitt+
burgh, have bean placed In my Winds for wile Don.
and unless theestme shall bay, been paid on or be
fore the Ifirn DAY or SEPTEMBER, MK it will
be my duty to die the same as liens against the
property anses.ed. and proceed 111 rolled) them In
seco , dance with lan.
J. F. SLAGLE, City Solicitor,
No. IGNIFIGN PGAtharsh, Ps
MONUMENTS, TOMB STONES,
ST~ITU4RF,
Ts,
FO U Y T.dl.x
AN EXTRA PINE
FaiTirirmnsw,3m
On hand and fot Balt
I. 13XLCIK:IIIMIII,
92 r. -nn Street, I'l[lll6l3rib
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R. J. FLENIING,
IV TOMAS ALL DX.4 1..L11 I X
Fruit, Cans, Glass and Earthen Jars,
Of every deverlption, and mounfacturor of
Tin Fruit Cans.
Office, 139 WOOD STUEET,
(AT Y1.111N(1 . 8 HAT wrome.,)
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STEPHEN M. OTT,
GIMBAL
Die Sinker, Seal and Medal Engraver,
- STENCIL, BRAND ADD STEEL ME CUTTER,
SUPERIOR SEAL PRESSES,
Cancelling Stamps and Visiting Cards,.
Also, PLATES YOU UAILKINO CLOTHING.
93 Wood St., Cor.Diavaiond Alley,
(•LtOVIt DAVIS' BOOK Bronx.)
Ftyaltei
BANK EXCHANGE
ii , ESTALITRANT,
71. EICHILD, Proprietor.
.Yo. 00 Third St., Pittsburgh.
UENTLEMEN•B DINING MOMS.
£ll the tummies of the 1101/1033. Choice Ligoorai
seems, &e. Private Maims rooms up shUtil..
Jrshifll
ADMINISTRATOR% NOTICE,—
)11,1pg Son* 111401.401it0 ihebstate orEDWAILD
H. Ista of Alleglmwr Olin dteeaSedt
mate Dionspt: ps*.ent, , mid ail,
~a , Watittovma=l,4l"i.
withOuti•lar stmt. ,
Maf=l===2l!
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TILIIISIECGS.
POLL LINE OF TELE NCW
Black Betel Ring Trimming,
Black Crochet Gimps,
Silk Braid Trimmings,
Colored Velvet Ribbons, all widths
Trimming Ribbons, plain & fancy
sacque Trimmings and Buttons,
Embroidering Braids,
Alpaca Braids,
Fancy Plaid Braids,
Crochet Braids,
Hosiery and Globes,
GENT'S ITIENISRING GOODS.
silk and Merino Underwear,
Fancy Neck-Ties,
French and American Suspenders,
Morrison's Star Shirts,
Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs,
Linen & Paper Collars & Cuffs.
Also a full Itne of
LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.:
F. H. EATON,
17 Fillll Strcet.
TIE ENVELOPES,
Paper, all sizes and quality,
BIANK BOOKS OF I VERY DESCRIPTION
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All Kinds of Stationery,
FOLEY'S GOLD PENS,
rortfolios, Blotting rads,
TIME BOOKS AND CHECK BOOKS.
RIVERS, SCHOYER & CO.,
N 0.39 Fifth Street.
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MERCY HOSPITAL,
In Charge of the Sisters of Mercy,
I'OR THE TREATMENT OF ALL
DISEASES requiring medical or surgical aid.
All dames of patients admitted. Irrespertive of
creed or roar. Clergymen of all dmomluations
perreltied to victt patient. of their own creed. Pa
tiets too poor to pay are admitted free of witame,
on application to any of the attending pits stetson or
surgeons. Ali regular physicists moding pay pa •
dents to private moral may have mil charge of the
1111311 e•
capetent otarSeil, combined with tine personal
atte o ndou ol the titters, mates this Institution so
pertor to any la the Mate fur these lc ed will,
dims.. One physician and SUrgeop doll) at
tendance.
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Medical staff and months of dully attendance:
IL IleglEAL, l4. D., 150 tarant street, lie
toter. Novembe , an d December.
1110 S. J.IIALLAHNII, M. IJ.. 144 hu.111.11.1.1
ate et, Anrll, May and June.
B
SILAS N. ENIIAAL M. D.. tO4 Third a trt,t,
Noss st„ct. .lan
uary. ebrnary_and Starch.
Dn. K. IJUNNELLY. corner blx.ll and bran
stret*, Surgeon. In daily attendance. au,Lict
AUTUMN WOOLENS.
GRAY, POSSIEL & RESE
62 Fifth Street,
ARE NOW !RECEIVING -THEIR
first. stock of
FINS , WOOLENS
roc their FALL TRADE. The id) Ins of these
goods are wary beantiful and attractive. II cot the
handsomest they have ever before opened In title
market. They are Mao of a new-claw quality, se
lected for a first-elaan trade. and will be mund upon
tuapection to be all that I. desired.
We will mate every effort lo give to all a:WIVE
RIOR and STYLISH HA 11-MENT. made I• artier to
the VERT SZST WANNER
. . .
An early call Is most reaorafolly aollefte.l from
from our cwt.:nem and the public.
GRAY, POSSIEL & RESE,
Merchant Tailors,
62 Fifth Street.
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MARSHAL'S SALE
BY VIRTUE OF A WHIT OF
osuctittoni szpottos. Issued out of the District
Court of the United Mates for the Western District
of Pennsylrant. and to me illrected, I .111 ex pose
to PI3OIIC Sal., Cl the
aVl3•r MEC=kI:76E7,
In the City of rltteburgh.
On the, 30th Day of
,August, 1866,
, 11:011alco.
Tee followles described prePertY, to wit
THE STEAM TUO "EMMA LOOAN,"
Her boat., maehinery, tackle, apparel and fertil
cure, as she new W, at the Manchester wharf.
Priced and attached at the sult of Henry Feather
stone. ALEX. MU tilltlCH, Marshal,
Marshal's (Pace. l'ittsbnrall, Pa.
Terms of sale, cash, government funds.
as :11133
li6Ter li n
oi l iga:* " a "" °.
W. H. GARRAED & CO.,
Malsters, Grain & Hop Dealers,
No. 11 Water Street, and
Noe. S and 7 Pent. Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
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airo T NA l ett"ettOrlZA7.4. d ("` 7,i,1,11AT
1.
OMNIBUS AND LIVERY STABLE,
Mo. 410 Penn Street.
JANES IL DAIN, Proprietor,
Sig - Onatillraes and carriages f t tisthcit for ❑1
trains. Also, earring. for /Noe.le, WsitillilAs
and Partlea, at short lollce sal reasonable rats a.
Stable Open Day and Night
Jy3;..T. Tll.ll
l:17 UY ALLPM — HENY PA
THEAM7II.I6It OrrICIL. 180.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re:
cits, of 10000 maturing to ICU. 1011, ICS .d
Bids to Pe marked ••Proposale Pir Municipal
Bonds." Hy order of the Committee .n Flounce.
IS. StAllliglilLON,
.023.1191 Cit y Treraircr.
ROOFING MATERIALS.
Cement, PUch, Fell, Paralline
Varnish and Black Paint,
blaboractared and sold so cheap as ny other house
Is the ebbe try, by a &
1 YZS: Smith Whirr. Italthoore.
jEO. W. PETTY,
DEAL E ST4TE AGE.VT,
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dr. Ids and MOrtlrNilOs bOogbt and sold. Collee
lone promptly made on reasonable ter me. sub
1 IKE CELEBRATED STEEL
TUUTII IIAY liAlt "Vraiste 110,1" and
"Meadow Lark"are mannlketured only at the
6UQU leb N WORKS, near the Penitentiary, Age
hltig gits, spring and Plain Wagons, Wheelbar
rows and Trucks ol every styld, made or the beat
material, at short notice, and warranted.
lelolla 001,116110 M 001. gat A N.
JAMES DI. BALPII,
211..T1.011EXPEICPT.
Prepares EXPLICIT DRAW INUEI aleaup . p.-
I.M.TloNeiror all Sleds ot p.
tends Weir erection, on, rensonsldc tents
omen on An/ERA/1i tiTit61.7.1% jpetween scock
nod Stedman streets. Al.Littill esnerrt
1101E1E81 BELL & co.,
Author Cottoallills, Pittsburgh,
'prrrortuntin
Mounds Oilmen of
ANCIIINCIA)BIitrf /NUN
ALAN
AN HUHU)) bIIENTINUS,
And BATTIN . InylSmin
'HEATS NEW WilEilT;!
TEN cams TO ARBLVE
NEW W
Ahd Ibr crate by
BAuntrrs . row ASU-50 clues
reeetvediand far
.PATTOR.
442 • - mo..zeitd/14tiecouy....k.
Irunthea 4ftekel
wiLito" rftelve4 fa
artun i u rk. "ligawr u.PULLIIM
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JOHN D. BAILEY,
Stook and Real Estate Broker.
14`OR SALE-16 acres of Land.
A- only I miles Irom the eltr, on the Noblea own
Plank Itoad, within U. mlnut:,• walk of liruadorad
Station. on the l'lttsburen nnd Steubenville Ran
rood. The land Is beautifully situated tor country
residences, an.l for beauty of teetogry vannut be
surpuned In Allegheny eon n•y. 'Phu formation of
the hills is such that by any Ono el noble dlr Won
Into lots, each would hare I lie advanUtge of the
scenery. eVlte. It. BAILEY,
block and Real hal.ale Broker,
008 No. Fu. ~.reet.
1. 4 '0R SALE—One of the most
beautiful local ions for a Country Residence In
the countyy,.floatedx files Irene the city, on the
?Monorail and Connellevllle itellrired, with a eta-
Bon at the place. It contain, Stores, the upper
half rising ground. shaded whit torrent trees; the
remainder eloping to the railroad. The piney le well
watered with too or more strong flowing springs,
with enthelcut fall to force water to a height 01 60
feel. Jt.tkile 11. BAILEY,
Stock and !Balt:state Itruker,
ou'a No. 102 Fourth ,orcet.
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IL KNOX &SON
DLsmand, Allegheriy
COUNTRY
FLANNELS
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BLANKETS,
BALMORM, SKIM,
Si ME A VC7
A Large Stock at
BITES & BELL'S,
2 Fl li STRUT.
OR SALE—I-10 acres of Coal, 2i
1. miles from Steubenville and S. mile from Pitts
burgh, Columbus and tineinnatt Railroad. The
entire property 13 underlaid with three veins of
fmod Coal. The first at the depth of :0 feet Is Re
oot. The second at ,tilt pth of lot Met Is l feet. The
third at a depth of AM feet is feet. Will be told
cheap. JOHN H. BAILEY.
Stock and Heal EBate Broker.
bo. n 6 Fourth street.
VOR SALE.-119 1-1 acres of
land In Cecil Too nsbip. Washington eon nIT.
One mile south of Venice. four tulles from nits
burgh and Steultenv lilt Railroad. acres clear, d
and antler cultivation; balance In good timber.
Churches And beltool within one mile.
JOHN D. HAILkIY, No. BC Fourth street,
Or. E. C.
110 KEYS,
allo. G Block, I teillesne Way.
FOR SALE-7th Ward Building
LOTS.—Two Lots bating 20 re-t front each on
Overbill street, by Icu feetpv, ,, , ; o , l;tll , :z s s , ulA9 . llettp.
Stock and Heal Estate Broker.
sun No. BC Fourths street.
VOR SALE—An interest in a Man
s- eraeturlng Realness, in full operation, and pay
ing well. JOHN IL BAILEY,
Block and Real Estate Broker,
au S NO. 102. !Fourth street.
DAY, McABOY & SP.ANG,
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IRO CITY MIR WORKS.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 45 Wood and 102 and 104 Third St,
1111 . 011TEILI I.F A SI) I)EM...V.I[S IN
Saddlery Hardware and ;Trimming,
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Superior Wowl and Iron names,
Wrought Poet Bit n. Ring Ith 5, Snaffles Bran/So/ma,
Wheel lids. Bits. Ac.. Se. hoop also on
hand a full roof complete assortment of goods In
their line, all of which they otter at as fair prices,
and on as i.tood terms .1 are offered by any house in
the trod.. E.AsT //It WEST. tny/24:h3.1
CHEN A WAIREIFIOUSE.
RICHARD E. BREED,
znerapcamtwmra.,
No. 100 Wood Street.
BRITANNIA AND SILVER PLATED TAMA
WARE. TEA TRAYS AND TABLE CUTLERY,
CHINA. TEA. BETS,
N NN SETS,
A TOILET SETS.
CHINA YAWLS,
CHINA
1. SeITTOoNS,
Hon ...MIAN WAKE or EVERT DESCII.II.TIoN
LAVA CAUL) B/Ls6S:l'S,
LAVA. VAS , E,A,
LAVA SPIT) OOSIS.
ENULISH STUNK WANK of All varieties, to out
wholesale and total' 'riot,
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The largtot and most complete stock of everything
In MI, Hoe to the city.
Prices and Lerma the same as In the ea.Lern
issylisa.lB
THE NEW STAMP DUTIES
august Ist, 1866
.IPvik:xlitaLlLLocl Thin Tldavv,
For the convenience of
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Aud the public generulty.
THE NEW STAMP DUTIES,
IMPOSED RY ACT OF CONGRESS, JULY Oru
TO TAKE EFFECT THIS DAY, ON A
NEAT CARD. ALPITAIIETI
CALLY ARRANGED.
1='.1.1L10311 : e : : : : 10 c:taii.
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JOHN P. HUNT & CO.,
PUBLIESUEI4I,
59 Fifth St.. Masonic IlalL
SUPERIOR OAK TANNED, PAT
ENT StILETCRED AND 11.1VETEIJ
LUTHER BELTING AND HOSE,
Manufactured at No. 58 BMITHFIILD ST., by
H.ARTLEY. PHELPS & CO.
Also, Aroma for New York Robber Co.
Gum Belting.
AiI•ITS on hencl a superior eguolly LACE
LEATHERand I; Al HYDRANT RUSK, COPPER
EINEM arid BUIL . BELT /101/Ka etc. leS,so
PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY
!SPENCER & McKII,Y,
MUSTERS AND BREWERS
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
HOEINSIT WATSON, Manager.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.
MORELAND & MITCHELL
Nos. 425 et 427 Liberty Street.
The very bent HORSES, CAILItILUES and RlM
kept fur hire atall time.. The Quest
lIKARSEa 11l the city. Funerals, gt., attended
to on short notice In the Devi manner.
Persons wishing to engage anything In our line
can rely upon bring turned out In the best style, as
the proprietor. give Weir pernoual attention to the
business. J .14
ALLIEGIIENY CITY FLOCK Afllls
W.EIMILID BIVC:PIit.3II,
S. C. X 0 MASTER & CO.,
No. 145 Ohio St., Allegheny.
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Pr"Qui-.
huh paid for Wheat nod nye- )e7:4151
PITTSDURGIN AND OAKLAND
ti ILEENEIOUSES.
JOHN R. ot w. MiIUMDOIC/1,
(Successors to John Murdoch, Jr.,)
NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS, Pittsburgh, Pa
solicit attention toner ex tenni ve stock or Fit urr
AND URN AMF.NTAL 'PORES, EVEatilegENS.
GRAPE VINES AN)) OREENLIOUsE PLANTS.
Pittsburgh and Oakland Passenger ears run to
the Greenhouse every IS minutes. 1720444
89 , 00 . WH 0 CAN 'BEAT THISTS9,OO.
For Two Weeks Only.
I am soiling a good FIIENCII CALI, Kink 800 I
of my own make, for the small sum of NI NE WI.-
LABS, at No. 30 Mists/ atreeL
Wrth•eXt DAMAO. USA.
J.U.ormsit LOAN OFFICE, NO.-1.51.
SUITIITIELD nTitEET, corner of ninth,
Pittsburgh.
niohry • Loaned on Sliver Plater, Goes, Muds,
inainonds, Jewelry, obi. G and eliver Viratches
(lothing, and valuable articier of every description.
Teo goods eanuotbo delivered without a ticket.
Not accOuntabla In ewer fire or robbery.
Goods of ovary description for sale at lowest.
prices.. Geis:4Z) JESIAINUILL As ittrg.
REEF TONGUES—Just receiveii
a fresh lot of aloolir Smoked
33002 . <
For.%libir,itte4losiaOsi rets3l, ..t the. FAMP.F.
Ur " cr i B ' 4 ". or
' coiner up and Bud nrseuldi
_._<.-,.. Y ..:.ay. mss , ..:.'is3l.c~.h»«e^y~~'u'.~."x.~'~,:s"-'-.~"'`,*~ a':~=:
iVN:t all ;4:i ei C.l Dc' : I
W FICOILE.S Ak.1.4-4.
54 Wood St., Pittsburgh.
M'ELROY,
DICKSON
& CO.
WHITE GOODS.
Plain Swiss,
Dotted Swiss,
Plain Cambric,
Tape Checks,
Plain Nansooks,
Plaid
Brilliants,
Veil Berages,
Black Tabby Velvets,
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Linen do
Cotton do
Black Silks,
Chambray Ginghams
Wool DeLaines,
Italian Cloths, &c.
Terms - - - Net Cash
steM
J. D. RAMALEY,
336 Liberty Street,
FINE CLOTHING,
NEW YORK MAJNITFACTIIRE,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Who'eagle and Retail
Agent fog l; El). ORA NTT TRIZ ICI MEDAL and
diOltltlSuN `3 AT AR SLIIIITS.
Remember the NEW IRON FRONT.oppoete
Wayne street. Je=;eo-rre
J. D. RAMALEY,
334 Liberty Street,
Dealer In all kinds or
1300 ts fund Shoess.
Always on hand a large and vatted assortment of
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
CUSTOM MADE SHOES AND GAITERS,
Of the finest New York Blanufactare,
And at Lower Prices than Down Town
Rs member the FOUR LARUE WINDOWS, oppo
bite Wayne street. le=m42.rrre
1ME331!
J. D. RAIVIALEIG
334 Liberty Street,
FASHIONABLE HATTER
And Dealer In all kinds of
sass .ELUT3Z)
FOR RON. BOYS AND COMM
The Newest Styles always on
hand and at the Lowest Prices.
Look out for the FOUR LARGE wrmacpwa. op
:wane Wayne street. ler:e.DaTra
JOHN CROFT,
REAL ESTATE AGEA'4 4
Office. No. 139 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh,
Ras for ule the following Real Estate,
A LOT I= by 384, on which there Is a brick house,
8 rooms, brick stable, Ac., b Wilklnsbarg,
A LABOR LOT, on which 'there Is a brick dwel
-1 In_g, 13 rooms, eta/Reis, out-bouse,_ ice house, do.,
la A
[Ma rilltiriltruTAMPZ= l :tra;
used se drug More, hot and cold water, and gas
throughout the house, on Chestnut street, allegile
';Orty-four acres of Land at Edgewood Station. on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, 7 miles Rom the city,
on which there to
a new frame house. Trains to and
from this station every hoer up to it p. tn. Bold
In
to
of one sera or more.
. . . .
Thirty-six acres, 3 miles out on the Washington
Pike. In Union township, Dart of the Outer farm.
Thirty-seven sores, 6 miles out on the old Wash
ington Pike, In Scott township.
Twenty acres in Reserve township, part of the
Kuky farm.
Pottery doing a good business in • central loos
tl .n.
EMI
A large amount or other prOperty, business loca
tions, 4to. Yonne desiring to purchase or invest
m one y
would do well to call oa ilia above agent.
MILLER &.RICKETSON,
Wholesale Grocers,
AN flirt/TITERS Or
BRANDIES, WIRES aND CIGARS,
Nos. 221 and 223,
Corner of Liberty and Irwin Streets,
PITTSBURCH, PA.
IRON NAILS, COTTON YARNS, AC..
Jill Constantly on hand.
BARKER er KABELTHIE, •
No. 12 filth Street, Second Story,
ova 6 11. monaaosos a CO.'n,
mumps fl(
LOOKING _GLASSES,
Pictures 111101111• 51 Mtn MIAs,
11013UD1NG5,4. 0 ., &c.
A full stock conillAll seam'
Barns.
J. C. BEF &FIIII CM" Nali&fae.":
u • was a sanutparaLs. UMW& Slaitlialastry:;
• X3O2O4II•WASMIEUE6
,:nratt,r m irOgr all ite d n.
stryarigitertUaliaft.
nig= •
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WANTED,
A GOOD OPERATOR ON SEWING KAMM.
Enquire at the FINKLE it LYON SEWIXO MA
RINE OFFICE, ho. 112 Great street.
attZ:ttreer
WANTED,
I I 1.14 811 IRON LM TOOL IinIiCIURBS.
I with to ctouloymantatactuters to inanufastare
tny PATENT BRACE AtY(l) BITS. Addresa
C. 0. RICFIXT.
Mist,. Ripley county, Indiana.
Mrl
WANTED—By a Young Mao who
nag bas had experience, a anuallon
SHIPPING OR CORRESPONDING CLERK,
With ' , owe firm 111 the city, where he eat, mate
himself generally woeful. 'The beet of reference
en. [Lath - eat " UAZLITS toms.
...en,l it
WANTEM-A SURE FORTUNE.--
The adeerttecr, • chemist of Meaty-flee year I
experience. both lu Europe sail
to retire from the profession. will send to any pet-
NMI valuable recipes, from the see Of which =kg in.
dustrious young . mite or •01:01111.. with little or t
capital, ran mate from the Gest day not only an es..
celleet laying, but in • very short time realise
moderato fortune. Address, wills two stamps /if ,
return postage,
b. P. CRESTEILFIELIt, Chemist.
mrhlibilOTTS 617 Prune St., Philadelphia,
.ALESMAN
'
font to cogspo Irl
FIRST-CLASS narnss RELATIONS.
Apply In person, or address
WANTED -AGENTS—S7S to $2OO
PEG MU STU Mr Gentlemen. and 133 to 1/15
for Midlee, everywhere, to Introduce the Common
Sense Family dewing Machine, improved and 'per
fected. It will been, fell, stitch, guilt, bind, braid.
and embroider btaotifoily—priceonly imap—maii.
Ins the elastic lock-stitch, and fully warranted for
Vireo years. We pa
y the above waste, Octor co
mission, from which twice that amount can be
made. Addreas or can on V. BOWER'S & CO.,
(Mice No. SIPA S. nab street. Philadelphia, Pa.
All It Men answered promptly, willt alrealars and
term!. an MOO
do
FOR SALE.—The following Ile
scribedproperty will be offered at private isle
for • short time:
Ist. A LOT OF 01101 IND• thirty feet front on
First street, near Wood, and running back towards
'Water street eighty feet. Dieing Pelt of tot le% in
the general planf Pittsburg/0 together wit.: a
three story Brick Warehouse thereon.
EttcrY ACIIES OF LAND at the head of
Drunot's island, In Mclntire township. Will be
sold In lots comsat purchacers.
3d. !ELEVEN I.OTh OF tiIiOUND In Blanches
ter, being Lots Nos. lOtt. thy, 10e, ItO. lit. Ills it'
113. ID. ID and 1111, la the wlan of the extension of
Mauchester, and bounded by Prattle street, Adams
street, Ceder tile and Wurhlegton street.
4th. LOT No. I. in James Adams , plan of the
Northern Liberties, situated at tha tooth-east core
ner of Adams and Quarry streets, sad being liftY
feet front on Quarry street by about two hundred
and ninety feet In depth
The above described property w ill be sold at rea
sonable prices, and on easy terms. Title Indisputa
ble. For further informatiot tr . pl i tr a tj wN , l444,
Or his attorneys, S. A. & W. 0. PURVIANCE.
flu Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
FOB SALE,
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS,
In Put Township, bested on Teensyleanis avenue,
Polio, Beaten, Commerce and Gazeam greets.
These Lots are within a mile and a quarter of the
Court House. Price, from $OO to 4500.
M'MASTER, EIAZIAM & BUTTERFIELD,
ATTORIPSYS,
)y2O OS GRANT STREET, iliteborgh.
FOB SALE,
A First-Pass Business Stand
The Stock, Fixtures, Good Will. Store House,
Dwelling and Wiwi Lot in sew let ley, Cash sales
$3,003 s month. Possession given Immediately.
Six small Houses and Lots, very cheap.
Several Lots at Edgeworth Station, from one to
five acres in each. Apply to
MEI
JAMES T. SAMPLE,
Real Eetate Broker and Insurance Agent,
FOR BALE
Allegheny Building Lots
Several good lots at or near the corner of Ridge
and Walker streets, a short distance bolow Alle
gheny avenue.
These lots will commend themselves to persons
seeking a high and cleanly locality, perfectly re
tired, and yet easy of access by either the lines of
horse railway running to Manchester.
Apply to
1 7 011 SALE—A Farm of about 25
Acres, opposite Tolanaend Station, North West
ern it, R,, N miles from Plttaburgh; about 6aeree
cleared; balance good timber laud, is varieties,• 23
of
of coal. good vein, pit open; a fruitelling
of four rooma; goo.) spring nf wateri to trees
of varieties of fruit; is a splendid place for a vine
yard.
Aldo, a lot 50 by 19l feet., on Feeble. street, In
Wriclos township, Allegheny county. Will be sold
sheep. For terms, /Lc , apply at the Real Estate
sod Insurance Rake of U. SRAT FICI,
jell Batter street, Lawrenceville.
MT. AUBURN
YOl5O LADIES' INSTITUTE.
This School has inqcoael II ....I 11l tenth y.a.r.. Its
Mornay has been one of proeperlty and growth
from the commencement. The last two year. the
daily average attendance has been more L 1.411 two
hundred, and many have been rehired for want of
accommodation.
A NEW BUILDING
to now under contract, to be ready for occupancy at
the openlng of the Fall Session in September. and
It Is hoped that hereafter all can be recetved as
pupil. who apply. •
The LIBRARY, APPARATUS and CABINET
are receiving yearly, valuable additions, and the
purpose Is kept steadily Iv s law, to furnish every
facility for a thyrough course of Instruction.
The Faculty con/mats of four male and eleven fe
male teachers, all experienced Instructors In their
several departments.
The School Is fully en t ire
condo of
department, through the
teal and Classical mulles.
For particulars and Catalogues, address
• I. H. WHITE.
25 West Fourth Street,
ccircr.4rdra
aullthti
PENN INSTITUTE,
FOR YOUNC LADIES,
mzus. MICRAPHIRHI,
Assisted by s competent corps or professors.
No. 25 Hancock Street.
The FALL . SESSION will commence MONDAY,
Beptcatber 31.
For Circulars. dc. ‘ epply at the mai Lute.
entlaMß
pITTRBITUGH
FALL TEEM WILL OPEN
ESZTEMCIBMILIESEINt. 4th.
Address Rev, I. O. PERSHINO
sanduss
SCHOOL YOH BOYS.
MB. WM. H. WAKEHADI
Mill ra:open his Classical and Mathematical school.
In the usual place, in tihriatChnceh, Xs t ennumou.
Allegheny, on MNDAY, IdlirTitalßMS 3d.
ror O
term., apply to No. 37 Union avenue, 110.0
the school room. , auM.l2
TEN. , BUILDING'. ' LOTS IN SET
FATE WARD on'uoLwra.r.sraturr...:..ft
MONDAY APTER/ilKMAnfustrthi 41.2
will he sold on theiorawdsesoUol well street In low
er end of Seventh Ward, IV desirable linildtug Lots,
each= feet front WM - feet In depth, sl Wile on th
;'h'Pril4V.'i3glll =tint - ATVs Y T "
TASllS—Une4telfeneir: Ihd.thee In 9.10 tear„.,,ttb
Interest. (4WD A. Meth WAIN/L. Anat.
. AT AVCTION.
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L IVER . It S .
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THE MANCHESTER LIVER Y - STABLE,
.. .. AT WaIiCHEIBTES, - „
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Will 1:a gold at Auction, on
T lIISSDAY, AIIUIIIIT 31sT, 1800,,
Coleco inences at to o'clock. A. N. The arUiles
that All be offered for sale ant as follower Ten
head of ones. ono Carriage, in good Order, three
-Ten ling los. Ono-OS On lidelry. one Citronelle. one
new lid Wagon. on. two boric. k/eigh. Ovo seta
Stnif , l . a st . s. one Net of
"Cy d r;lai , edlit s irnesa, ono
Nirlz } 4. • • sageo%, wile y.itire; tZ3
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other a , e& with taro gem lame: and nature.
oforatde :Tema made known On 4aT of ale.
- .. FOR - RENT .
- Akiteslrable Two story
T I LLI ”,: ' , DWELLING Irf containin g alit ;
wide , good dryordlas. gfa In emry room,
and sold water bates, ino.., alt,in.omnplete.Order.
laitlM
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t lottt t.brae,.,.r ta-'' 01c .., , Poll.
Toils orMilaniin,
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STEEL, alCsiteVin Pieces
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IVA.NTED—Conipe-
W. D. BAH ER.
Us Lima st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
FOR SALE
E!=l=lMl
B. . BRYAN.
Maker In Slot. and ItunlWe,
n Fourth .1, (Burka , Building.)
EDUCATIONAL
Under Mc Managemont of
Female College,
AUCTION SALES.
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