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Black Bead Ring Trimming,
Black Crochet Gimps,
Silk Braid Trimmings,
Colored Velvet Ribbons, all widths
'trimming Ribbons, plain•& fancy
Same Trimmings and Buttons,
Embroidering Braids,
Alpaca Braids,
Fancy rigid Braids,
Crochet Braids,
Hosiery and Gloves,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Silk and Merino Underwear,
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Fancy Neck-Ties,
French and American Suspenders,'
Ilorrison's Star Shirts,
Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs,
Linen do Paper Collars it Calf&
Also atallline of
LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
F. H. EATON,
17 Fifth Street.
NEW GOODS JUST DECEIVED
MI ir
JOS. HORNE & CO
BOJr4" ET S 4X D It 4T S,
All the leading Pall Styiea.
111 +. bry <3lr4=oCoetEa.
Crapes and Frames, Pearls sac) and Color" 81, k
Velvets In most desirable shades: Plain Fancy 13os
net and Trimmliss 'Ribbons.w and rich colors:
new
Ylowers. choicest French and American; Feathers,
fa 07 hat sod thin,.
MIMI' Mt Pt 40. I 1) M P. 1:13131,
Cambric, Hamburg, guise, Loons, (•luny. Vafru
canoe Edgings and lailertings: Ile u nei vas, Bands
and Mini Inge. Esnbriddered and Plain Linen Col
lar., euira,Ects, LAM. and Lace (load.
Di ass and Claak Trimmings and lirnam,•nte;
.85,1 Fringe, °daps and Wald.;
Dress Trlndsitngi, Bugle Frames.
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A most complete stock of Jaconets, Cambries
/dolls, lie, de.
HandterebleflL Lace, Hem-stir .bed, Item
Pied, /Embroidered. Tape bordered. eta— ele.
liosler7 and Glove/ In every varletY and all vises
Ladles and Clent . • Underwear.
rurni3hing Goode:
Suspenders and Neck.Tles; Heavy Shim.; ant
Drawer. ,• Duplex. non-Too snit I XI. Hoop :Alms
career., 'lawn:Es, Nets, Union and Silk Belting
Untiring—the t.leat novelties. all kinds.
Varna—iireatest Ca lety, Cashmere, Limbs Wou
awl Knitting in the various mixtures. plain color
and random.
MMIMI=SI
Prices as low as Eastern Jobbing Houses
,Nos. 77 and 79 Market Street
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
AT WHOLESALE,
At Present Eastern Prices
A FULL LINE
T .111 the Departments
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AND FAIVOY. GOODS,
Hare Just recelred the LAIR/ li3T and HA• it
130111EST stoek of ARM; ever brought to WI. city,
to which they W I the attentlon of etorekeepers and
Knitters. The stock consists In part of
Boston, Germantown, and tOuntry
YAL.RSTgi,
In WHITE, BLACK, SC ABLE'''.
BOLVEEINO, BROWN, I'UNCLE,
CLOUDED, DRAILI, hiAtiEhTA,
RINE, CIIINCHILLA.,
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WHOLF,..r. ItUTTALI: srprmED AT Y:AMTtf
Puiers.
MAClttil !. C .ULISLE,
No. 19 1-4'ittli Street,
HAVE JUST DECEIVED A SPLEN DID I OT OF
Cluny and Maltese Collars,
Hamburg Flouncing.
Edgings and Inserting.,
Pulled Muslim+,
Marseilles,
Linen Tucked Setts,
Morocco Travelling Hap,
Fine Fans, Necklaces,
Elegant Styles Fancy Jewelry.
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KID GLOVES.
GAUZE MEMO SHIRTS & DRAWERS,
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Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirts,
AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES
Pittsburgh Agents fur the sale of
LOCKWOOD'S
Cloth Lilted and All Paper Collars
MACRUM &C.A.BIJI3LE,
CAME, MCCAIN/MESS & CO,
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THE BRADBURY, NEW YORK,
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The Estey 6c Co. Cottage Organ,
AMERICAN ORCAN,
Acknowledges! by the best Musical Went in toe
United BUrics to ber superior to all others to power,
parity and earilty ot tune. and thorough workman
ship. •
These lastriunenta have Yoiyeart taken the arm
premium over all competitors, at tie various Plate
and County fairs. priges they are lower than
any o th ers. All warranted !PLAT!! years.
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. usea.
Urr AND SIMON&
(ADDITIONAL LOOll. HEWS OH PAST PAGE.)
ro Correa-pos.2'olsta.
Almost from the time when newspapers first
became= histitution, editors have indulged
t y , the request to correspondents that they
wont , / only write on one page of the menu
acript furnished for publication. Many a poor
wight spends hours in covering both sides of
a sheet of foolscap for the benefit of the dear
public, and then wonders why the churls of
editors do not pnbiish bin volmninons lucubra
tions. A word in your private ear dear
friend. 'Abridge your mitimanipt, write on
but one side of your paper, and that too, in a
hand that will not resemble a transcript of a
Greek or Hebrew manuscript, and probably
Your communication will not be thrown into
the waste basket. There never was but ono
time whet illegible copy, written on both
aides or the paper was at all excusable, and
that was during the first setttement of Cali
fornia, when paper was worth a dollar an inch
and letterp were written with charcoal on the
margins of old newspapers. That day Is past
and gone forever.
Noblestown Concert
Mesons. Enrrousi—A grand vocal and Instru
mental concert came riga few evenings since,
In Noblest Own. Noblostown is a thriving
plliOe, and the people are a thriving people.
They recently gave that prince of musicians,
Prof. Samuel J. Byers, (called Sam Byers for
abort,) of the big town of Clinton, an invita
tion to come down in his might with his band
of sweet singers, from Service and "the
moon" and all the region round about the
aforesaid big town of Clinton, and give a con
cert—it grand concert Just snob a concert as
only Sam Byern could give, and delight the
people of Noblestown, Federal Springs, Have
lock, Thompsonvllle and Finite And
Sam Byers, who is known to be very courteous
and accommodating, immediately consented
to come. But, alas! for the verity of good
weather. The day appointed for the concert
came round, and with it came rain in fitful
g u s ts and showers, and splashes, and the peo-
ple niter gazing upward a while at the dark
clouds that drifted dismally past, wont in
and shot their doors, and sat down by the Ore
and staid at home. But they didn't all shut
their doors, and alt down by the tire and stay
at home. There wore two sessions of the con
cert—afternoon end evening—and at the after
noon session an audience of one hundred or
more was present to greet the Professor and
Ids clams with encouraging smiles on their de
lighted faces.
in the evening the weather was more favor
able 'or the turning out of the "youth and the
beauty." The clouds had sprinkled and show
ered until they had "e' canniest gin coed," and
then they floated away, leaving old mother
earth in a dauby condition. In spite of the
mad, however, the people turned out, and the
lamps of the spacious church flamed end bias
ed on quite a respecrablo number of specta
lora
Prof. Byers and his band of pretty singers
took the stage at eight o'clock, and sang sev
eral excellent pieces.
The duet& sung by the Misers Dllkes, styled
"All's Well," was beautiful, and was perform
ed in an admirable style. At its close the boots
assembled from Federal Springs, Havelock
and Plinio 11111, crashed on the floor in a per
fect storm of applause. The Misses Dlikes as
tonished the people as piano players, whilst
their singing was universally acknowledged
to be the sweetest that over dellgted the ears
of a Noblestown audience. The instrumental
pieces performed hy the Misses and Messrs.
DHkes were also excellent, and were received
with the greatest delight. The pieces parti%.
ularly admired were -The Dying Volunteer,
.•Little Maud. and "Give me flack my Moun
tain Home.. They were performed in tip top
style. The singing of “tiweepstakes. coca.
stoned general remark.
The concert, particularly the evening ses
sion, was an entire success, and the Professor
may well feel proud of It.
Delightedly, you'll',
PHIDDLII STYX,
Of “Plcitle ME
A Valuable Work
llenry Miner has laid upon our table a now
work, entitled "Coal, Iron and 011." It is, as
Us name signifies ; a plain and popular trent.°
un our mines and mineral resflurces, and
• eat book to I heir economical developcturnsta
It Is illustrated with numerous maps and en
gravings exhibiting and explaining the geolo
gy, origin, and formation of coal, iron and oil;
their peculiarities, characters and general di.-
, L:abution, and the economy of mining, mann
faCturing, and using them; with general de
scriptions of the clad gelds, and coal mines of
the world, and special descriptions of the an
thracite ileitis and mines of Pennsylvania,
and the bituminous fields of the Crated
States, the iron districts and iron trade of our
country, and the geology and distribution of
petroleum; the statistics, extent., production
and trade in coal, Iron and oil, and such useful
information on mining and manufacturing
matters as science and practical experience
have developed to tile present time. The work
Is t h e Joint Miser of Samuel Ilarries Daddow,
Esq., practical miner and engineer of mines,
and Itenjamin Banno n, Esq Editor and tiro
prietor of the /diners Jour:int, published at
Pottsville, Pa. As a work of reference It is
invaluable, and no person Interested in the
three great staples which constitute the
wealth of our State, should be without a copy.
As a work of historical speculation ; it will
prove immensely valuable to the scientific
011111, and as a work of general interest, it will
be found well worth r perusal. The author
says that he offers his "theories" as substan
tial facts, and for them he alone (Mr. Beddow)
is responsible.
A Quiet Woman in Trouble.
Jane Orr came to the °Mee of Alderman
Lynch, yesterday, and made oath against Sam.
eel Bidwell, for surety of the peace. Accor
ding to Janes' statement she is a mild, Meek.
and exceedingly harmless feminine; never In
terfering in her neighbors' business, only eat
isfied to get along in the world as easily as
DCoslble. But despite this quiet temperament
she could not resist giving Bidwell a piece of
her mind loot week, for kicking her dog. Toe
advise did not seem to agree with him for he
became very belligerent, owl repeatedly
placed his clenched net under Janes' nasal or
gan, and
eatenthreaed to whip her, declaring he
would have so long ago if she had been a
man. Very fortunately for Jane, no circum
stance could unsex her, and she might have
therefore reposed la security from Samuel's
violence. But she viewed the matter from a
different stand point, and fearing that her an
tagonist might lose his respect for the femi
nine portion of humanity, and carry out his
threat, she made oath as stated. A warrant
was named for Samuel.
A Canadian In Pittsburgh
We met, yesterday, Owen J. Davelin, Esq.,
of Montreal, Canada, who was on a flying visit
to thin city, stopping with his relations—the
ileGraws—of Allegheny. Mr. D. was on his
way to Washington City to look alter a case
involving some filly thousand dollars claimed
upon the following grouhds: A Mr. George
Cunningham, a citizen of Canada, during the
rebellion visited New York for the purpose of
purchasing goods, and whilst there, as is al
-1
eged,, was enticed into a drinking saloon by a
recruiting officer, drugged, robbed, enlisted
into the Union army, and seat to the front.
On becoming sober and conscious of his situa
tion he made his cane known to Lord Lyons,
the British Minister, who represented it to
Secretary Seward. After an examination Into
I be facts Mr. Seward gave an order [or the din
charge of Cunningham, but ore it reached him
he fell In battle. Hia heirs, therefore, claim
government
damages In ther m above stated, which our
ag
on,
to Emi,
hence Mr. Develinbi visit tovfashilnie amicably
gtwhere
ho will represent the heirs of Cunn,vgbata.
The Tomato.--As an article of food the to.
mato In not only nutritious, but It possesses
many mock:mai qualities. It is One of the
most powerful aperlenta of the liver and oth
er organs, and can be substituted for calomel.
It Is also stated that, before long, experiments
now being made, will result in procuring a
chemical extract from the tomato that will
ultimately supersede calomel In the care Of
disease. Diarrhoea has been sucoesefully
treated with the tomato alone, and ft Is said
to be an excellent remedy for dyspepsia and
Indigestlon.. Cooked or raw, .the tomato as a
daily food, Ls ono of th e most wholesome arti
cles In use.
Military ite-anion.—We acknowledge an
Invitation to be present at the Second Anne
al Re-onkel ofthe gallant old 82nd Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers, to be held at Wil
kins Hall, on Friday evening ltlh
_proximo.
The arrangements bath/made are of the most
liberal and extensive character, and tne man
agers are determined that the occasion will
prove one of the most pleasant military re
unions over held in this city. A limited—num
bet of tickets have been lotted and can be
procured from the managers.
The Corn Crop.—lt a estimated Ohl the
corn crop of Pennsylvania will reach, this
year, nearly 50.000,000 bushels, that the aver
age yield per acre will be In the neighbor
hood of thkty-three bushela, although in some
localities as many as one hundred bushels will
be grown on a single acre. There are several
counties In the State where the average pro
duct. will Ito over forty bushels per acre.
PersoniaL—We were favored yesterday
with a from Ernest 8. Rimy, Esq., of Fort
Leavenworth. Ka-08118, who Is now spending a
few weeks among his numerous friends in Eb
eestrarg. Ernest looks as well as ever. and
kismany warm admirers hero will be pleased
to learn that be ball been most prosperous In
the far ofrwilds of the West.
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Knows llow to /Keep • Hotel.—A
ro-
Coat trip tO Perrysville, and • warm supper
at HeaUng's famoua "White llousV. con.
vbsoedna beyond any•
doubt th oe Keatin
Is the best en of • hoentta at bI J e lan knyl in g
these sections. In quest of pleasure, roman,.
bar Keating% White House. '
/Moabite Viedetlen.—James nailer, the
proprietor of a tavern In Isinninrham • was
yesterday arrested and taken 're Alder.
man atrain choked with having • kited the
heldagainst se liquor on 81111...“ . lie was
to. ball for a oaring to-zoorn. •
Mayors thsure.—Seven avows to be the
nuorhol number at the Mayor - 4 OOMe. Yester•
day moming there were eevenciusea before tin
lionororaz Omuta; IIIaLIIIS female vag. live
of the drunks were seat to the tall, one pald
tits Mtne. sod this unfortenatereautte was corn
ratttoalor fir) clays. •
u=' Cutlfins.—Xri. Winslow's Booth
baa became so pmular that various
p__artlas tame
~ o rt. out axuawci
. iliAng shwa Yea
watilow's. ziewis take notice that the /In.
W./nal "' "libu th) =BnuP 1/ nat connect.
lellt4111 11 17910! ulla
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EARLY TELEGRAMS.
FROM NEW YORK.
The tholerst—Artivlty In Fenian Maar*
—An Invasion of Canaan Vonteastpla
teti;—The Santa Anna Fraud Case .
New yens:, August M.—There were five unw
cases of cholera and five deaths from the same
disease reported yesterday. The mortuary
repora of the past week shows a decrease.
Since the report of the previous one, there
were two deaths from cholera on Ward , e la•
land, and two In the Lunatic Asylum on Sun
day last. No new cases of deaths had occur
red at the other public institutions. Reports
from Brooklyn chow a continued decrease in
the number of cholera cases. There were two
hundred and seventy one deaths in Brooklyn
last week. The Indications are that the chole
ra will soon entirely disappear from the
ci Knisn affairs in thin city are looking up.
Mr. Stephens and theescaped Dublin prison
ers are sketching out their proposed battle
ground, and In consequence of their renewed
activity, considerable aid la forthcoming In
the way of contributions. Mr. Stephens will
probably leave for Troy to-day, on his western
tour.
The headquarters of the Roberts faction are
Creparing vigorously for the coming Senate
aucus at. Troy, on Thursday.
It is expected that this Congress will llnnily
decade whether it is expedient to inaugurate
another Canadian invasion. it is rumored
that President Roberts has sent a special mes
senger to Ireland, to report on the state Of
Fenton affairs there. Canada is entirely ro.
lleved of her fears of an Invasion for the pres
ent, but she is in no hurry to get rid of her do
fensivo forces. The troops at Fort Erie have
been ordered to break camp, but the active re
organization of militia st:11 continues.
An order of arrest against Senor Dorco
Maguera was granted by Jti Ige Barnard yes.
today, at the suit of General Santa Anna,
charging him with trued In the purchase of
the steamship Georgia- Ile states In his affi
davit that Maguera exhibifuti a letter to him
in St. Thomas, purportlng to be from 1V m.
Seward, urging tae niaintiff to come immedi
ately to the United states, as the Government
was anxious and willing to aid him in his ef
forts on behalf of the Mexican people, which
letter was a concoction of Magnora's, and not
written by Wm. it. Seward. The plaintiff
states that through the deceit and trued of
Senor Maguera, win has been his private Sec
retarY, ho has sustained damages to the
amount of seventy thousand dollars.
.The New Orlean. Blots—Report of the
iw're.WlWanwir Committee.
Yew Voris, Aug. 28.—.1. Times' New Orleans
special says the Commission appointed by
ben end Baird to investigate the late riot, have
completed their labors, and their report will
show that the first shot need from a revolver
woo by a white man at the procession of freed
men. Twenty minutes then expired before
any further disturbance took place. When
the procession reached the place where the
Convention was in session, the police biter
(erred with it, and attempting to make ar
rests tired upon the freedmen who returned
the fire.
A mob of citizens then Joined the pollee,
and the great massacre commenced. ft also
shows that several policemen hid their badges
so as not to be recognized, and atter entering
the hall they disregarded the white flag and
fired indbmriminately upon the unarmed
members of the Convention and spectators.
Some of the citizens wore badges, indicating
an organization, Those In the room then with
chairs, &c., drove the police and attacking
party out and barricaded the doors.
After the barricade was established, not a
single
,person in the building escaped un
harmed, and about thirty were murdered,
while credit is given to the pollee for saving
the lives of all who were In the building, and
are not now dead. The police force is found
guilty of nearly all the murders that were
committed. The evidence shows the police
men killed freedmen when they could have
arrested them without trouble, and that
wounded negroes wore thrown into a cart and
killed while struggling to free themselves
from the dead bodies which had been placed
on to of them. The commission will report
that the riot was caused by the bitter feelings
of citizens and police towards the radical
Unionists and freedmen. They will also prob
ably report that it was preconcerted, Inas
much as it is to the evidence that it was talk
ed of previously for several days. it is the
opinion of the Commis !ion that if the miltary
had not appeared at the time it did, the riot
would have pr seed to the extermination
of all the Unionists and freedmen in the city.
The city press are attaching Gen. Sheridan
for what he reported in his official dispatches,
charging him with untruthfulness.
Affairs ha Bailee and Cape Hayden.
New Tong, August Z.—The Hernia's British
Honduras correspondence dated at Bali.,
July Vith, says: The Colonial affairs are not
very
tave rn rn is mer;t Property taros, andes, there w.' was burdened
with
gen
eral denim to avoid the payment of the in
r=The prisoners taken by the Yucatan
ts la April last, have been ransomed by
the Colonial Government, and a claim will be
made on Mexico for the expenses and costs,
and security for teen good conduct hereafter.
The Colonials entertained the Idea of apply
ing all their energies to the cultivation of the
anger Cane.
The Jlerold's Cape Harlon correspondence
of August Sth, says. A dr% destroying seven
hundred thousand dollars worth of property,
occurred there on the 27in alt.
The insurgents had advancr I upon Cape
Ilaytien, but were repulsed with severe loss
by the bovernment troops, under be. Men
tes°. At last accounts they were lu full retreat
for San Domingo.
Tile President on Ulm Western Your.
WARRINGTON, August 2S.—The °scansion
Party lett here at half-past seven this morn
ng, under the superintendence of Major Gen
eral McCullom, sad Major G. S. Kountz as as
slatant, who has been detailed by the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad to go with the train
all the way through. Secretary McCulloch and
Hon. 0. H. Browning were at the station to
take leave of the party, they being prevented
by public business from accompanying them.
The following le a WIG of the excursionists 1
The President of the United lilatea, Secretary
of the Navy and Treasury, their sons, ledger
T. Welles, the Postmaster General, General
Grant and Chief of Staff., General Rawlings,
Admiral Far agut, with Lieutenant McGinley,
his Secretary, Boar Admiral Radford, Surgeon
General Barnes, illniater Romero, Senator
Patterson and wife, and others.
The Death of Dean Itletimond—Meeeit
lion of the President.
Burvar,o, N. Y., Aug.!.—The Board of Trade
passed appropriate resolutions on te death
of Dean Rtchmond, and voted to' close tho
rooms on the day of his funeral, at Batavia,
which Will take place at 2 r. Y. Thursday, Aug.
30th.
The meeting at the Mayor's office last even
ing appointed a committee on the reception
of President Johnson. There will ho a grand
hall at the International Motel, Niagara rails,
on Saturday evening, complimentary to Pres
ident Johnson and suite.
The Laneiter Murderer nuns by s Alob
Demon., August V.—Taylor the negro who
committed the murder near Lansing last
week, was taken from the Mil at Mason last
night by a mob and hanged to a tree.
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The Cinders In CIIII4I,IIICIAII.
Couurlu•rf, August rm.—Twenty-fire deaths
from cholera woro reported yesterday.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HAYING DISPOSED OF OUR
GOOD WILL AND STOUR, In the .tore No.
63 Market Street, to tiEOBOE IicCAN It LESS. wo
cordially recommend hint to our friends and tha
public. SOUTH t BOBS.
GEO. McCANDLESS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 63 Market St.,
•
anls PITTSBURGH, PA.
TIGHT -ROPE WALKING.
A Terrible Fall
TERRIBLE WAS 'rat', FALL OF
Boots and Shoes,
At No. 87 Market Street, Yesterday.
WHY IS THIS HSI GOODS Hi IDVANCING ?
The proprietor of No. Cl Market street has re
duced Ids prices TWENTY PElt CENT. for thirty
days, la order to sell out Immediately a large BLOCk
of hummer Goods to make room for Yell and Winter
Good.. 'MEAT BAHOAllsti ARE HYPEILEII for
TH ITY DAYS. Um Mock I. large. All can be
lulled. Crowds am coining alreadT. Come soon
and get bargains. A large lot of Men'. tine Calf
Boots selling very low,
We also beg to acquaint the public that we mono
facture (ient.• tort cla. dne Calf Hoot. to order
one dollar and fifty cents lower than any other
bout° In the city. We also at up lasts to fit the feet
by placing a lump on the Last for every one on the
feet, This Is the place for men who have trouble
getting a tlt, for we warrant aperfeet Cl, and at the
same time perfectly comfortable.
1.119.• Hanka., lialmorals, Boots and Clippers of
a superior quality. mado to order; likewise Ymter
Cloth Clippers bottomed and made to order.
.10 W. G..MAIIAPPBT, 87 Market at.
JUST ARRIVED FROM THE EAST.
BOOTS AND SHOES. -
JAMES ROBB,
No, NO Market strert, Pittsburgh, Va,
L..
Thle oldostabltabed house has now In stordthlrty
eve thousand dollar. worth of Boots and Wide*, and
styles the latest, the quality the hest, wltleh'we are
detennleed to sell at VERY LOW rftleßa. We
have rewilved not to be undersold by any In the bus
iness that keeps goods worth having
Call and esannne our stock of goods, and We fuel
satiated thatyon porekaae what ion Want In
the Boot and bhoe Lino.
Do not forgot the place, ea Market street.
JeTI JAM WS Itooll.
BOOTS AND SIIOES.
92 FEDERAL ST. 9 2 FEDERAL ST.
Prices Marked Down.
Great Bargains to be obtained. • hill asio;rtment
of everything to the Boot, Shoe and Garter Goo.
♦ good Ot, good Loreto and tow pleas, at •
MoCIAINTOCIVIS,
. 92 Federal flt.,
p SI•J Li Willi 4 (N aiz
pir THE QUEEN! THE QUEEN
THE QUEEN OF
HAIR RESTORERS
Win. NV I N7LOVi'll QUEEN HAIR RESTORER
In QUEEN, not only la !AKL but to curry:mei.
lathe Best Hair Resto b rer ever offered U.
the Pu
AD Infallible IitiZTOBILS. End Pnzazavam of to
Hair If talthfully applied.
It is fur //air Dye.
li sots thre . e t t!Tapon the roots of the hair enang
I m ' itgr7s Y dety and ftlltrocl i ttnrh:7lZit ' at
Inn seem and duldrulf; and curing all humors of it,.
sclp.
It will change dry and Irkt hair to soft sod luso
rlanl treues.
It Imparts delightful fragrance to the (tsar.
Inshort, ir you wish to nation, your hair, 1.1
youth. and retain It through Itte. use
IBS. wlrisuir3 QURE RAM RESTORIL
rblbe lly per bottle. Hold by WI Dro/till.t.
R. E, SELLERS & CO.,
Wholesale Agents.
=lll
tar Will. BARNHILL & CO,
BOILER MAKERS
AND
SHEET IRON WORKERS
Nos. 20, 22, 24 and 26 Penn St.
Raving secured a large yard, and farnlabed it with
the most approved machinery, we , are prepared to
manufacture every deseription,,lrk liars, tho
best manner, and warranted edit go any made in
the country. Chimneys, Breeching.! Lire Bed.,
Steam Pipea, Locomotive Bailers, Condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks. Oil Still., Agitator., Settling Pans,
Boller Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans; and sole mane
fatturers of BARNHILL'S PATENT SOILERS.
Repairing done on the shortest notice , . JeS:c4l_
ligy - LAILE SUPERIOR
COPPER MILL AND SMELTINO WORKS.
I=
PARK, McCITRDY & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sheathing, Bratlnrs' and Bolt
Copper, Pressed Copper Bottom.. Biased Still Bot
ID
toms. Speller Solder. Also, Importer* anti deal. rs
Metals, Tt Plate, Sheet Iron, Wlrr, de. Con
stantly on hood. Titulars' Machines and Toole.
arrhouse, Dial 140 Floor and 13.1ignoso It LETO,
Pittsburgh. Speel.l order. of Copper mit to any
desired pattern. mylltoblitlityrT
ferPITTSBUIIGH SAW WORKS
CO Manufactu
rers of 1. , 2 1 1 2 1:NT1JA, nflk 1.) ciit.e/ LARS. warrant
CAM STEEL. SAWS, of every description, Mill.
Mole Cross-Cut. Gang, and all other varieties.
All kinds of it NICKS and OP. INKS made rtnn
Skeet Cast Steel, Extra retitled REAPER and MOW
INS) KNIVES. ge.
*S Warehouse and Works, corner WAven any
Smiley' &maxis, Pittsburgh,
Particular attention paid to re-totalling, gum
ming and straightening Circutar Mtn COO, repairs
of all kinds. Pouching and Drilling done at rea •
*enable rates,
e --- rIIOI3INSON, REA & CO., (Sue..
tenor. to MODINSON. MINIS d M11.1.).1t,)
WASHINGTON WORKS,
rounders & !Inchlntstr y Pittsburgh,
Manufacturers of host and Stationary Steam En
gines. Utast Engin.s, 31111 Machinery, (Searing
Shafting, Castings of all descrlutdons: 011 Tanks
and Stills. Boller and Sheet Iron Work.
~.,, ,L ttn e ng t ,:o f l o t r e g lYrnali'S PATENT INJECTOR
arJOHN COCHRAN & BRO. ' _
!Manufacturer. of Iron Vaults and Van]
Doers. Iran Hailing. Window Shutters, Window
tinarvia, Me., Nos. 91 inroad and in Third•
street,
between Wood and Market, have on hand • varie
ty of new pattern., fancy and plain, suitable for all
" is7 2 7ll : ticolar attention paid to enclosing Grave
Lots. Joooing done at short notice. inbtely
NEW PERFUME m@ TUE ELINDKEILOBEF.
Pimlets•• •• Night Bloom/es e 11......"
Photon'. "Night Blooming Covens.'
Pigalee, •• ?Nicht lll•easing ('ereae
Photos... •. II lab. Uloosing Ccreass
PimlonN .• Bight Blooming Ccomn
A moot etriptiolto. JAleetn , amt Yr.i•tM
.11ottilM &two the two and twattalrol AWwty fn..
whirl It Wm. !te mom
bistmeebetbsed ably by
PILLOW as SON. New TM►k.
BEWARE OE COUNTERFEITS.
ARK FOR PHALOWS-TARE NO OTHER
NEWN FOR TUE UN
FORTUNATE.
SELL'S SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are wsrranted inall eases, for fthe speedy and per
manent cure stall diorama arleing from eel nal ex
moues or YOUTHFUL IN DISC/HETI.IN. Seminal
Luca. Nighty Etrilaalous and Fcminal Dn.amo. sin n.
I tat, Pliyalealand Nervous Debility, Inipotenee,
Meet, Sex ual Dlsmees, de.. Ate. NO CHAN tilt
Or DIET 13 NF.O KISSAItY. They ran b. seed wllh
not deterilon, and nerrr fall to PIT., a core, If lived
according to instructlnno.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS
Price one dollar per box, or six boxes for live dui
lace; also, large boxes, containing tour
small. Psiaa three dollars.
riol3l four to nix boxes are generally required I •
sore Orliklary MOH of eetilioll W O•ktielf• and Emle
slons, though !reliant Is derived from using a •Ingl •
box.
is Chronic Cases,soil particularly when imp
toner or licuisal Docility with Nervous Prost!,
Chia has arfeeted the system,
BELL'S TONIC PILLS
Are rnominneuded as the most ell:Mations rehavitiat.
ISO and I nridontllng remedy' In the world.
A package, price five dollar., will Intl a month,
and 1a generally mitten:it.
111 ex Lerma eases of Debility end impotence
Bell's External Remedy,
rice two dollars, willielent tors month, canoe
used to good advantage.
It sires strength to the organs, &lid with di
Ills will restore them to their normal
CAUTION.—The Above Hem ed les base now been
before the public many years, anti their Areal suc
cess In the alleviation of bunion misery, nos excited
04 cupidity of several parties, who use the noise
''epeelfle Pills," 'copy my labels, circulars 1.4 ati
motisetnetits, some p
ores word for word,. And put up
worthless ettiopounds that tils,ppolat the lost Cu
pectAtions of the purchase,.
If you cannot Database Nall•s Sheeler Remedies of
your 1). urrist, tate no other, but seed the Maley
direet to
DR. /AMER BRYAN,
Consulting Miralean.
No. SIP itroadway. New York,
And yon retire from them, by return mall,
post paid, and free from observation.
JiiSEPII VI.EMING. Druggist,
Conies Market and Diamond, Agent,
Pittaburgli, Pa.
PTO LAJDIES.-11' you require
a reliable remedy to Wore you, and remove
irregularlil. ••nr onsunctions, M' II 1 NUT Milt
TIIE BENT. Every la.ly knows the si
n g se gaty of nature is likely to bring o Headache,
Giddiness, Low Spirits, /eluting, Ilystencs, /lc.;
then the Lionel of health fade. the appetite falls.
and other u mptoms mare disirezeing commence,
as Weakness, engem Unwilling., the Whites,
&e., So. A NEYKR-FAILINtI REM EDY
will be found in DR. 11A RYE TN! FEMALE
The experience of Z) years bas
ne
they hate mina/ for removing pbstruetioiu and
Irregularities, no matter from what canoe they
arise. They are safe and Dire In every eau.. 14-
.mM% of flsOM holes are sold annually. and no com
p:slot at their efficacy Is ever heard, for they scene.-
push what the y yare represented Lotto. Bold In Guars r , nictin clad pills. Price one dollar.
HARVEY 8 LIULDIN PILIM isit reeled) ,
four degrees strtinger than the above, soil Intended
for special cases of long standing. Price nye dol
lars per box.
11 you cannot. purchme th. rills M your Druggist.
they will be nettby mall, post paid. secure (coin ob
aercation,ou receipt bf mooey, by Dr. JAVAN
BiIYAN, Consulting Pbracian, No. 810 Broadway,
New York.
JUSEPIi PLEAIINO, Druggist, corner Market
and Diamond, Agt for Pittsburgh auZ3:l=arstw
IgtriILtILIIIAGE AND CELIBACY,
an Hwy 01 Warning and Instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate sae vital powers, with means °Liston relief
Bent free of charge In sea ed.letter ennlTOpes. Ad
dress, Dr. J. HILLOS HOUGHTON, Howard As
sociation, Philadelphia, Pa. au24:llo:vdterT
A LARGE AND FRESH ARRIVAL
0?
SUBDUE BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS
And Balssuorals,
dust received, awl wlil bk 11134t1 a tho Vitra LOW
SST PILICY,S, either Wholesale or Retail,
CIVIL US • • CALL Darwin CUIILUARING !LSI
J. R. & W. C. BORLAND,
No. 96 Alarket street, !:Al ilimr Rom Fifth St
pyli)
GENTN.
FINN CALM BOOTS, WIVES, sod
CNGIS CW .
FOR LADIES — FINEII O Al.ld ß irliAli A and &RS
GRESS 4.1A1T
Choice KID 1100 TO StlC O
il EILINPPEIIB. NEB.
Stock Isrge cod or led, msritifitetured epssly
tor city ssles. of best spiterial, molted to all h o ot mod
evry ratite. Cu•Lomera promptly sod politely ler,
of No 83 Market street .
so 2 J. W. CARNAHAN & CO.
0000011 VIILLDING • JOllll
( 1 FIELDING &
lf Anufacteuers and Deniers In
Clximitcrzta Ilereacflo
BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS,
No. 110 Ohio St., Allegheny.
Repairing promptly executed on tho stiortmt no
tice.
AT 11001 . AND SHOE worm.
..ro. 24 St. Clair Street.
("INIT.= Tv1iiztm.°.1,26%..11,121,1n.
l ' airdilil/1111r18 6 . T
ROOFISG MATERIALS;
Cement, Pitch, PM, Para Mae
Varnish and Mack Paint,
Manufactured and sold am elread. llojetber house
to the worthy. by
Ba 112. 1
.4. Baltimore.
17214015
PAST STEEL, all sizes. in pieces
NJ to malt purchasers,
Large Berea Griadstonel4.
JOSEPH WOODWELL & CO.,
Comer Wood and Second sta., Pittstonflth.
sold:dlW
AdlarriS rs ffint NWlSS ryas. Kum&
"y k 1 - ~ Fr ~ ...
y ~ }~ t `.
FOR SALE.
F on SALE,
A First-Class Business Stand
The Stock, Fixture 4, Good Will. Store House,
Dwelling and large Lot la Sew ickley. Cash sale,
sk,SX, a month. rot/session given Immediately.
Sta. small Itiouses and Lots, very cheap.
Several Lots at Edgeworth Station, from Doe to
Svc acre, la each. Apply to
JAMES T. SAMPLE,
Beal Estate Broker and Insurance Agent,
j e s No. P.", YKDERAI. IT., Allygo ny
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR ISIALIAM.
The HOUSE AND LOT on Fourth street, near
Grant, owned and occupied by Div Ititouto/, In his
lifetime. are now offered for sale. Th., in, Is twen
ty feet wide, running bark along a ten fon. alloy,
one hundred and ten feet to depth to n rant 's alley.
which Is also ten feet wide. The house Is a ,ell
built three-siory brick, and Is In //teens. order.
t' salon ran in' given thtolter psv,
For lumber particulars call on
1). W. A: A. S. BELL,
Attorney s-at-I arc,
au10:1124 No. lid FOURTH PT.. Pittsburgh.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS I 1
THE THIRD WAND FOIL SALE.—Five choice
La l• of Oround, In an excellent business location,
h leg In the heart of the city.
hot No. I, situate on tho corner of Tunnel Street
and Fifth street extenelon.
• •
Lots Nos. 3, land 4, each hare a front of ito feet
on extension of Fifth Street.
.•. . .
Lot No. sla bounded by Tunnel street, Pennsyl
vania avenue and ex tonalon of Fifth street,
A plan of these lots Call be seen at our °thee. For
price and term. apply ta
arat el. CUTHBERT k BONS, fit Market et.
1341 X--A Farm of about 25
Acres . , opposite Townsend Station, North West
nN.lt,.lS miles from Pittsburgtr, about b acres
elearedi balance good timber land, In varieties; 23
acres
four
coal, good vela, pit open; lt fr.. dwelling
of four rooms; gOO4l pring of water; 60 fruit trees
of varieties of fruit' ; Is a splendid plue for a vine
yard.
Also, a lot by by 191 feet, on Peobleo Erect, In
NV k Inn .4..111p. A Ilegneny county. Will he told
cheep. For tenon. he , apply at the heal Estate
and Insoranee Omer of s BATES,
Icl Bulk, rarest.. Lawrencortile.
VALUABLE FARM FOIL SALE.-
A Vann. containing shout lid acre:. near the
01 , Mile roirrYi on the Monougaliela river, ou which
Is erected • two-story Brick Mansion House and
harn,and other mit-bonding-. Also, 60% era; other
forms. well located In Allegheny and Westmore
land counties, I'o Ing from lOU to 2to acres. Coal
and Lime Farms for saw on the Steubenellle
Sail
uad and Monongahela rher. For further particu
-1
ars enquire off WILLIAM
. •
(Oppostf, the Cathedred, I
No. 110 Grant strret
I=
SPLENDID RESIDENCE
FOR 1681-433.
Situate on It Ilu.• of l'asgvnger Hallway. ahwut
11,1.1 low.. * nit 'loupe In large De,
el/1110.114.15, and provided with modern Unpruve •
went, attached I. a guo garden with fruit. ac.
Yor iiitrdeisharti, apply to
.1. 1.1:1 , EWIl; KOICTIIEN,
71 Lirant
"'Olt SALE OR LEASE
FOR A TERM OF YEARS
A LAiettlf 1.01 eiti AND LOT. with or without
power. near to railroad. a n d hosing a riser land
lug. tar further Information. address Lock Box
144. I•ltt.a.urgh Poet tinier.sur..hoo
h'OR SALE-1n the Second Ward,
A. Allegheny, on Jacks/so TNII./ NLIA
lIRICK lIOUng., wills seven moots each, es liar
and linlalool garret, with waler at the bac, oho,
large lot, ys Net front, I:1 Jeep to a es foot alley,
lilt a •itlr Cl3.llllet, all In drat rate order.
Rocolre RAMMILY Lc HALL.
o. 91 !leaver street,
an27:VM heal palate Agents.
00AL WORKS FOR SALE.-300
‘-/A.CRES OF CUAL. good frontage on the Mn.
nonsaliela river. ith harm and twenty it singe. for
miners; itatiroal, w Tipple. Shute, Cars, he. The
IL Houses and Machinery are new, the entries
revently opened. Veered for sale on moderate
to risk... Aptly to I'. C. eiIIANNON,
AlLortlvl-al-Law, N•. 1263,111 elreel.
$2,500 -W ILL PURCHASE that
ncal two-u ual
• 10l of g wind. /.1,111, tor
fro y
nt on !..vott airt.er e.rtet of 21
fer.t, at eitorutllng Sada hal fret to a 3; foot alley.
alluated In the Sloth, Ward, No. I Scutt
• ppl) to H. Mc LAIN A. 1 . 0., 121 Yonrtl, st.
82, De
000 "WILL PURCHASE A
. two-1..117 enct
ed on a lot of groom] haring a front on Wn.hloglon
atrrrt of ;Nl' et, and extend. I fret t•, booth
alley: rlluat...l 111 Illanclo,tc.r. Apply to
a IS Inel.A INS I'll.
JOHN D. BAILEY,
Stack and Real Estate Broker.
, OUNTIIY RES' HENCE ON NIT.
antIINUTIIN ros /Ter an tete of
iala loa 19 ruse., railer ~ad .levanurrur„r
an.l coal house. stable -wren. high, with hank
cellar for row stable, and chickenlomee; large els
tern. house, also at • table good well which ue,ur
contains less than In to 12 feet ,of s ate, The
grounds are planted In (rod. trees, tunes and small
troll, and are surrounded on rune sides h) wide
streets. Ts, loralit Cl. one of the most wilot
tired and healthy lit the county, and net 11 1,1,, 00
nitwits, Walk ul the eiLy post odic, Fu•se•Aoo, If
required could be siren at short !toll,. Alen
lot, Iron lugon High. Union and Bertha •ts.,
in Maine notourl4. .10110 11, 11.111.EY.
:Stork and al I , ..tate Broker.
au. No. I,tt Irotsrtit rdreet.
}'OR SALE-112 acres of good Ili-
I Ole Land. all telel and under a high ...Late or
enit.tat ion; H./acres cleara , i. and rail be worked by
a mowing insr.bine; large two•story Frame ,
Bn A ',curd I Irril.rd of t all limbs flnt.. The
place Is n ntered n 1 It ,lingver-rn springa.
good well at the....,,.. it Is ..Itll Pled 4,11 t, n 1 Its Pont
New Brighton. admtnlng 100 Horeugh line of Falls,
ton. Th, pisee ittniermid .111,,i1' feet vein of
oal.. There i• the eua , In ot fire
Clay 100011010 (rot, trouti or. en the !leaver riv.,
JOHN I/. 11.0 !LEY.
Stoek and Beal 11Ante Broker.
au:9 No. 1¢ Fourth otreeL
1;011 MALE-4U acres of Laud.
only 2 solle• from the city. on the Noblealown
Flank Bowl, Fll.lllll MIIIIII4-4' walk of Broadhead
Station, on the I'l Menorah mad St. obenslllt. Unit
road. The land Is beautifully situated fur coontry
resident-es, and for beauty of scenery 1.111111(70t Ile
surpassed la Allegheny coun,y. The formation or
the bills such that ut any c o n o elrlitid ,
Into Into, each would hale .he advantage of the
.JUIIN L. BAILEY„
•• • •
Stock nailßeal Estate BrutZr,
No. 102 Fourth street.
14`011 SALE—One of the most
heatillhil local loos for a Country Itealdence In
the county, situated I mile. from the city, n,. the
Flttaborgh and t onnello•Ille Railroad. with a sta
tion at the place. It contains nacres, the upper
1.0(111.1.1g ground. shaded .10h rurreat tretn; the
remainder sloping to lo re atol, The planets well
wn•ered wan two ur mo strong flowing springs.
with anlnclent fall to force water to a 10-Ight 01 50
feel. .11.lin It. ItAILEr,
block and Real Estate Brater,
nun No. IQ Fourth street.
VOIR SALE.-119 1.--1 acres of
15.1 15 Cecil Tl.m.lslp. Washington County,
one mate south of Venice, tour mile, trom 111,-
Watch and Snot toolville Railroad. ttl Acres Heated
and under cultirattoss; balance In good Limner.
Vito reheat and achottl watiln nun' tulle.
. .
JOHN I/. BAILEY, No. lirs Fourth *turf,
KKI
auls Nn. Sill' 11100 E, l. C
u.,urhur N, O ay.
14'0R SALE—An interest In n
ufactoring Buoluoso, In full op.:ratio, and pay
ing well. •JOUN D. IiAILEY,
Stock andltoal Estate
Broker,
•0 5 No. lo.: Fourth street.
~ 1 ~~~ ui
=1
ItIeCLIELLAND 41k. C 0.,.
Corner Federal and Lacock Streets,
Al...t_aEtial-Mir..3012%7 , 2", Pia
Wholesale and Ex tail Druggists,
Dealers In Paints, tills, srulslies, tlrus., l,ye
binds, I arlion till, etr., rtt,tidar4 and Patent 61 ell.
Iclura. Their stock is larg and V/VII selected, awl
will he sold 113 law as auy L e ens. •. the west.
NOSf,
Pittsburgh White Lead Works
PURE WRITE J.F.A 0,
IILUIL LEAD 4illotlNll IN OIL Iry VAIN - rt
OIL BAIULELS,
Mao. Einzre.ot.
2E I CASES CHARTED OAK LEAD
loot received sad for sale by
E:Oltli LC A. KELLY,
//it Wholesale Druggist, a 7 Wood street.
Pittsburgh, La.
BBLS. LINSEED OIL BECEIV
.^,cd and fur sale by UNUILUE A. KELLY,
Wholesale Druggist, A Wood SD' et,
Pl,taburgli, t a.
bBBLV. TURPENTINE lust ire
s••• calved and for sale by
liK.U11(11C, A. K,
Wholesale Druggist. Wood stnad b .
ITU VlLlabergh,
- - •
SEWING XACHINES,
...... _ . .
VIE
BARTLETT
Sewing tie,
Pronounced by all Ow have seen it the simplest
m.liftle now before the public.
It Is as effective and durable as 11. Is simple, and
as practical as It Is dumb!, It I:u lout to be seen to
be admired. and used to be appreciated. It com
bines the elements of a
Perfrct Practical Illachine,
And Is offered at a prime within the range of nearly
every family to the bled.
The only hemmed machine lit the United Plates
licensed to use the WIIEELNII b WiI.BUN VEND
—the best /01 , 1 only reliant° Vend over constructed.
EirttALESMEN WANTED.
11111.1011L1r db NEICCONAT3EINS.
Wholesale Agents,
No. OS Fifth St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
myman.
I•l•27:l:l4al34:izi:esr4l
TIIIE sunscumEns, have
11
ibis day entered into Vied .Partacrelt,,
:flrottlt,LL,ge,:lll, l ",!?"! A°l ol
, y oati a, pals the
Ist day or Starch, lent entalcd • `Au Act itelattee to
Limited Partnerahs,• • and do hereby certify that
the name of the O rsunder wtich ealli
_parlncrellip
la to be conducted la JOUINEUN L PAINE; that the
g,,noral nature of the bualheas to be ti shunted Is
the resoptfactere and eat, or Lubricating and lila
tainatidg (lila, and the same nil/ be traratected- in
and near the City of Pittaburfibi that the names of
' PSI/ I WO (V a t rol I tTeAli ' ll " :1 1 /21 reit t ‘ h Vi ci
meg torn tt."l,lty.72`llValrlTLl!,_P,fz:'l3l
=pita! cunuibuted by the later deem N. spear,
*metal partner,o three thoud dollars/a caah;
that the period fit which said pinarah I lea° mi
meo. Is tho zd gay of July, A 11., likitr i. and ' that
It will lerldnedli t tr o llil t zif Jely,
IRIAN H. PA.DIE, • Plead' Partners.
11/1080E lIIPJCAB, lipaclal ruiner.
PATBII3IIIOI4 /0172 d: /4105.7
n
~,.
_I'&I, :ij:i
HERM IRON WORDS.
JONES & LINENS,
.IE . X . X . T7333trEILCI . 3X.
IitAMTACTI7II2IO3 07
AMERICAN AND CLAIR
Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron;
Bridge Iron;
Angle and T Iron;
Guard Iron;
Coal Screen Iron;
T RailB,l6 and 20 lbs. to the yard
Tram Rails, punched and coun
ter sunk;
Boiler, Bridge a id Tank Rivets
Cut Nails and Spikes;
Ship and Boat Spikes;
Railroad Spikes;
Railroad Fish liars and Bolts;
Railroad Car Wheels and Axles;
Street Car Wheels and Axles;
Coal-Pit Car Wheels and Axles;
Patent Cold Rolled Shafting;
Patent Cold Rolled Piston Rods;
Mower and Reaper Bars.
WAREHOUSE AN OFFICE,
120 Water and 158 Front fit&
BRANCH HOUSE,
Nos. 22,24 and 26 River St.,
)111.15 C111(1A110. 11.1
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS
LLOYD & BLACK,
Best Common, Re fined Q'irr. rt ota
AND
Juniata Blo(_, . f•
MERCHANT BAR, ROUND .
11001', RAND. T and ANC!
DOI LER PLATE and nII EEI 11:V N.
MOWER and REAPER IIARS.
CT LINDER and 6 CARD OIL PINCER IRON.
SMALL T RAILS, 11 and IG Ina. to {No yard
WROUGHT CHAIRS nud SPIKES for name.
PLAT RAILS, Punched and Countersunk.
COAL SCREEN IRON.
NAILS and SPIRES.
Warehouse. No. Nei Witter and No. il Market ate.
Works. Second street, Eighth Ward, adjoining
City Gat Worts, Pittsburgh.
DUQUESNE IRON AND STEEL WORKS,
HAILMAN, KAHN & CO.,
NANLVACTUILERS or
Iron, Nails, Springs, Axles,
PLOUGH. SPRING AND A. B. STEEL, &C.
L=l
No. '7'7 ‘7li7.n.tox- 131tre.ot,
PITTSBURGH
a.i7J 11
UTILITY WORKS.
McLEAN & SLATOR,,
No. 83 Liberty 81., opposite Fourth,
mlllraCTUntlialg or
CABINET MAKERS' HA • DWARE.
They make s specialty of Iron Bedstead and Pivot
Castors: I • orcelain. Bedstead and I•Ivot Castors;
B. dstend Fastenings; Stops for I..:xtenalou Tables,
Sc. They also manufacture and have conStantly
on hands Thu h L at ches, Spring Latches, bil.east•s
Window Sash Supporter, SI 'Lean •s Eceentile assit
Button, Utility abutter and Mat !linger, I.lrlinl
tdont. Banging., hod Irons, mash Weights,
1Y2a.0
LIPPINCOTT & BAKEIVELL,
No. 118 Water Street,
LAM; AcTL.B.Jam UI
AT ENT 'U
!LOUIS 11,
=
PATENT IVO KD
CIRCULAR, lI CEA I%
RILL AND CRORN-CUT
Is: _AL w El .
=
yIIARA BOIL II II ORKS.
MORROW & BARNHILL,
01,(VIACTITILLUS or
Steam Boilers, (Ml Stills, Agitators, Tanks,
Salt Pans, Ca2ometers, Wrought
Iron Itridges, Sheet Iron
Work. dtir •
CORNER LIBERTY AND SECOND STS.,
PITTSBURGH, pa.
Qlt EPA IRIN Li DON E PROM PT LY. 1nrU:132.11
_ _
W. R. I.II'OIISWILYS.....A. P.lllr.lt ..... C. I'. 611.,k1,311
AMERICAN MACHINE M OURS
FISHER, GRAHAM & CO.,
Engine Builders and Machinists,
=I
Oil Engines, Oil Tools,
And everything netessary for goring Oil Wells.
Puller Particular atte Hangers, ntion paid to gating up ahalling
go.
Marlon Avenue, near Ft. W. & C. H.
Pw.
REPAIRING DUNE PROMPTLf. Je13.18
INDUSTRIAL WORKS.
11000 N. 001.1...sAMMS 001.500...10 1 / 1 1M11 OUR.
HUCH M. BOLE & CO..
rouNDERS, ENGINE BUILDERS AND MA
CHINISTS; Mannfaclarers of IsTEAMBOAT
lIIN ES, .011, WELL. ENGINES,
and
for Coal Works, all kinds of Laud and Martno EN-
Ip ES, made to order.
From the well earned reputation of inn Manager,
Mr. JAMES NILLSON, we hope to secure a 1$ lwrel
share of patronage from Steamboat builder. and
othere wauting good machinery. Our aim will hr to
do all work In the beat manner fora fair etlep.. uta
[lon, and to do It In the time we thy. All I, titl• of
CAS IfINC/S made to order. Repairing %!‘thultry
promptly attended to. We can turn b e t
long, and bore or turn a Pu Sty 2n It: tr.
SO - Shop Duqueane Way. n• • l'..lut.
Foundry on Third atroet, near-Mart. 1.11.
STEAM ENGINE P. 4(
LUBRICATIVE PAC IC,
Yon run
STUFFING BOXES OF STEAM ENGINES.
An article recommended 1.7 all the railroad COM
pullers, who have thoroughly tried It. and is in gen
eral tee on over two hundred and arty of the roll
roads in this country, and on trial by over live
hundred others.
Al/OPTED BY 90,000 STATIONERY EN
uINES. It t• a tlrm-ela.sis article.
13 CENTS PER POUND.
LUBRICATIVE PACKLNG
SULK .51ANUFACTIIKEItS,
11 3 1. p.IVTICAINS,
114 and 113 V. AlEn IT., rirrbliLitoll
.3315:1a4
YD. KAI - Lull, Prue,. W. S. he6l..ltuV, See y
PITTSBURGH BOLT COMPANY.
WE ARE PREPARED to make
all kladd of Doll, from 1 , / to 3 inchca to cllatn
ct,r.
JOINT BOLTS, CAS BOLTS,
FLOW BOLTS, CASSIAIiK BOLTS,
DUI LLD NO BOLTS, FOUNDATION SULTS,
SPLICE. BOLTS. EMI ISCILEWS,
NUT W &SUERS, As., to.
Gomm Morton and Butler Stu., Ninth Word. Or
der. loft at Fon NO You odtl.
lioneral itlookamlollog promptly attended to.
.17 9 : 0 4
pETROLIA MACIIEVE WORKS.
R. 23C. mancurs-ir,
Hal. S 2 Ohio Street. Alleithetar
Manufacturer of
IMPIWIIIII MORINO TOOLU, A_ND PLETUIIe.4
011/00 1N SINK IMO 011. AND SALT W
Partlcel. attention Invited to his Puente,'
provementa In Jan and Joints, made of Junlatla,
U. S o and Low Moor Iron, in standard slieS, and
nombeeed, so that pans can be untried by mat, ex
I.elegraph,
tarnishun • peril -et 111 at all theses.
Wu alto roper. Leann/. small tools, 5.1., la
thou who may ertati 0. kinglet,' andlnuld in. wolf
made to order. Order. by mall prom tly attewle4l Is.
lam prepared to grant Hyena,' to other multi,-
furors for these ItoilroVvintqltsott Ilbcrai terms. Pox
I? Allegheny P. O.
JeMetl73_ le H. Lill
. .
13LACK D I AMON D
7MEILI3T-a 17170Z1.33..1i2a,
PIT IiUHGII,
eAldli, BROTHER & Co.,
Stanutantarers of
tiYIST QUALITY Kisfirzu OAST CITHIL4
9t nare. iffißL and oaf ago., of all stars. W arrant°
M al to utflortott or tualogastured to this noun
aillrOthue and warehouse, NI. 10 and 161 Viral.. an
and 1120saund atosets. Pittsburgh Ws mg
JON. V.11.1.1011' n. nil.L.llll.
puI PENNE AND WENT POINT
1R N PITTNItUItiI 11, tens., man
ufacture all classes of Poruings, . Simuntteat
shams, Cranks, Piston Roils, Lovers, Plintatt Jaws
and Wrists; also, Railroad Axlos, Locomotive
itramcs, Find all shape work. The underslg led
having linen for ninny years engaged In the betsliteas
arc prepared to furnish all orders entrusts...l to
thcnr with promptness and dispatch.
.10e. r. NAVIN Ilxi,
EVERSON, PRESTON & CO.,
Pc.r.rsFl.r . ..cria
YltUlal NV{IIIs:Ja'S.
Warebootie, N oa. Ins and 167 First atraot.
21400011C61:cia 110 ne, rittallunt , .. P.,
r. COLLIN. MAINZ Witlolll .
IOLLINS S WRIGHT, Brittasids,
Bra.. uld Sheet Metal Workers, Brlttanlo Cat •
tomr. °Arbon and LardtM 111.1, and all dlllerent
tyke of Itrittmaz DiedM Glass Manufactory..
Orders promptly Mind. No. LIS 211r.CaND STIIEST,
Pittsburgh. rano.
SSEVERANCE, No. 58 WATER
BTRICAT, Pit tsborOonsatiliactsuer of 801 LICE
ILIVYTO,WIOOII I iIIT commtarand railroad
° Pr; a Al l f= l 1 00.
sbapedl,B9 tk as and RI sa, Gun
or mall made Warder as tam notion. (904...
oaosaloosoOn mat.
•
MANUFACTURERS.
ATLAS WORKS
TIORTO.►' STREET,
9th Ward, Pittsburgh.
THOMAS N. MILLER, President
These Works are among t Ile large, and no., corn
plete establishments In the Nest. and are now pre
pared 10 famish
Engines of Ever) liesctiption
Boilers, oil Tanks.
I=
Ita II road t'aNti
Rolling Mill Castings
Enghie
Machine Casting,
(:eneral Cahtlitg,s
ORDERS SOLICITED
ARSENAL GLASS WORKS.
MODES li7; CO.,
BLACK AND GREEN GLASSWARE.
Druggists- 9 Ware, Dollies,
DEMIJOHNS, CARBOYS, &c.,
VVorke and Office, Lawrenceville, Pa.
Oree a Anoracss, rITTalt Ulikl 11. I'A.
A I vrayn on hand. "la....ware of the alouvc descrip
tion. All ordcrn prompt I y .ttoodc.l to.
Particular attention pal.] to prio ate Moulds.
liIOI6IAL VAIITNLI., JPECISI., PAIETNICRS,
HF:UIIES MILLER, eAkt•L 31. 131E1(
1.3:11. W. BARR. SAM'i., BUFF
()HAS. PARKIN.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS.
MILLER, BARR &
BEST QUALITY CAST STEEL
Warranted Equal to nay In the Marks
either Imported or 01 Domestic
Manufacture.
SPECIAL rrEN•COIN PAID TO FIN,.
al
Office, 38 Wood Street,
IN yT. CLIAILI.t:S IIuTEL BUILDING
I'IITP VC PLIII, dine ISLE. IbM. lel3:d IS
pITTSBURGDI STEEL WORK
ANDERSON, (200 K & CO
(NUCCE.Nuti. TU JUNE.. HOT &
hiSoilfactureri of Lb beat refined l•rtst Steil, Square,
Ylat and tretaitun, of 1.11 slu,s, Saw I . l.atea, Ito, lot!
wad Sheet Cut Steel, omit Steel for
REAPING AND MOWING MAIMINEI•,
ISTEET PLOW WINGS, SPRINGS, AX 1.111,
1%11 CV LAWN, eke.
Cast and Common Plough and Spring 51...c1
0610e—Corner of r.rst and Rona stra , -,s, two blue..
above tit., .111..ttortgxbela
.27,1 y
1 E
FORT PITT FOUNDRY.
CHARLES IiPiAP NEPHEWS
=I
HEAV V ORDNANCE,
AND ALL. KINDS OF HEAVY CA:ITINOS.
r.peclai attention paid to IttiLLINII MILL Villltbq
MAt'lllN k.HY and RETtilt
ItEI'AIIL6 attended to promptly.
As heretofore. the Lest materials will always be
need at Slit. Foundry.
Haring disomival of out old patterns. wo are pre
pred, with Maw Ash imruoval. patterns, con
sta un
ructed ter the sitin,rlelon of Mr, E. 01.2. to
furnish NAIL IHAI'II I NE E at short notice. n3O
Y. ..... !Mix ALLEN JAIL L. n'Air.s.
VALLEY STOVE WORKS.
ALLEN. M'KEE & CO.,
Ofllea and Warehouse :301 Liberty S
opposite Smithfield,
ht•unfacturrs n Erri,t variety of COOK, PARLOR
and Li KATI ti STOVES, snout, tvtiloll are the eel
ebraced Allegheny anti Monitor Coal Cooking
Stoves: also, the Autocrat and Sentinel for coal or
wood, and the unrivalled Star of Vise Empire, tot
wood: also, Arches, Orates, fenders, Sugar Kettles,
Dog Irons and Hollow War generally. nibs
.
A. 011ADL.ZT... W. YA/114111.8 ...... .J. M. IMAM.,
„ETNA STOVE WORKS.
A. BRADLEY & CO.
Monet/km re every variety of
COOK, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES ,
Amon), wbleb are the celebrated EUREKA, TROMP
and TALISMAN (Coal Stoves() POMANA, VET
'MAN and nit/MS.IDES (Woml Cook stove.) Also
manufacture
• • -
GRATES, GRATE FRONTS, Att.
OM. and Warchousc, corner or Second and W.
•teats, Pittsburgh. Entrance on Second Street.
.4...
PITTSBURGH IRON WORKS
J. PAINTER & SONS.
LANI;DACTUDILIII3 OF
Iron Bucket, Tub and Trunk
HOOPS AND SHEETS,
rel6:dag PITTSBURGH : PA.
011.0. =MI R. D. DlS.l.lell l 1. 1.101.1.1d611
LA BELLE
STEEL WORKS,
FL:
.lb 41:7o.
tra"'" of CAST Plr B lt . O l ira EEL.lklaj2l VW
8 a1r. 8 1m......
Plitabora No. ims WATER STILEST.(oP..t.I.)
ti.
TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.
E . MEGRAIV & CO.,
HANEVACTUERS AND WHOLESALE DULLES
TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGARS
No. 31 St. (lair Street
F3v3ory. 53 A. 55 II AS L) STREET
jy26:co
EXCELSIOR TOBACCO WORKS
R. lc W. JENKINSON.
MANI • VACTI,LISI4B OF ALL YINDA OF
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
No. 11 FEDERAL STREET,
Third door from beapenalon Bridge.
L LEOLIENI'. PA.
Branch Store at Salem, Ohlo. tur.l4;n:o
R. B. JEFFRIES,
Manufsetnrerand Wholesam and Retail
Dealer In all kinds of
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
No. 9 ST. LAIR STREET, PmrSoultoil, PA.
0,41 - A ITrge assortmiont of MEERSCHAUM PIPES
onq SAWN I N TOBACCO. of the best quallt.,v Ikpt
ou h
allalS. 4111111 i d P1y246:16,1
GEORGEmBLUTIENSCIEEIN.
DEALER IN PON/AION ♦ND DOMESTIC
SEGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO
Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, &c.
No. SicYcnma.t.l3. Eit - roc,t,
I Near corner of Liberty,
mrts:bl4 PIT TBRUItti It, PA.
JOHN MEGRAIRT
Mmuractitrag v :L . an i d .
, It hk o i l . zl o n f ttid iletall
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
4131 $13.41.241-310 ISTMILIMI ET.
A on; a o 71
COAI4 . CORF 4 &c
DICKSON, STRIVRT & CO.,
Having removed their Otllct to
No, 067 -ILai.b.or-ty fatrocrit.
(Lately City Vloor Milli SECOND VILOOK,
Arenow preitsreil rornish goodYonghloglteny
I.IUPII P. (NUT COAI. OR VILACK•
•
Al the lowest 31arket price.
Al' Al, enters left st 'nor oftlee, or to
to
th t hrougb the mall. wilt be atteadcli to promptly,
oty'3s•hil
CU ARLEN U. ARMSTRONG,
EEBEE
Youghiogheny and Connellsville Coal
Alba Manufacturers of
Coal, Slack, and Desadphurlzed Coke,
orricE; Aall YAMS.
Corner of Butler an . Morton: first yard on Lib erty
g . o .i Clymer ...Vert*, Ninth ward, and on decond
street. near Lock No. I. rittsburgh. ra.
ramifies awl Manufaeturer• aLpplied with Um
limier.le of Coal or Coke at the lowest ettaft rates.
o h al nny of tbo yards trill receive pnfiblfst
ins2.•th2S
•
WALL PAPERS,
4,0
For Summer of ISGG
AC , ERIN, MEL COLD, PLAIN TINT lAD PANEL
Foray) CM 1127. ..... GM,
For Coontlogglooses, to store.
Eloaant DECORATIVE PRENCU PAPEICS
town bonne.. tolarrim
W. P. BIAMMULLI,
87 WOOD muter,
.....~_ ;~e::a
.._ ._ .::~iji.....
PAeitooDvilaqiii6l
NEW OPERA HOENE.
riE l ,=:ll!
....
wE,Da; irADAT, A. M, btai n reit but aof the
brilliant farewell elegagaMelet. of
MU. LAWRENCE BARRETT,
First performance is America of the beautiful
new Comedy,
FORTUNE'S FAVORITE,
Friday Reeking next,_ Farewell Benefit - of Ifr.
LAwiLeNcr. BARRETT
SATURDAY ASTERS:I)ON, SECOND. OiLINI ,
MATINEE. Adeslsaitke .4 coma to aAt
the bone, auk
TRIBBLE'S VALBIETIEE‘
W. c. smYTHE
F KED. A I 113
WEDNMDAT EVENIMI, AUGUBT,;Ztu
Tile emir, company brought from the Eau
Anmi toe been engaged, In conjunction i pt - t:.,
Snit' the •• Cincinnati Company, forming tho
Largest Combi.atton otTalent
EVER EROLW LTV TO .7 ILLY W 1
Orchestra Chairs
I•apittette ......
Oallery
.17:75
PLUMBING, GAS FITTING.
BAILIFF, BROWN & CO.,
PLUMBERS,GAS & SIEAM PIPE FITTERS
No. 55 Federal St., Allegheny,
ITM
Gl2 Penu Street, Pittsburgh.
WATER AND (GAS FixTulms constantly ot,
at ilous ttc4 t uli
n it
p with as . Water or SteAM r.lplo , rt otice.,
VII It. nncrler ntic.l tip At flwt notice and In the
appro‘,l
Agltaldrs. Tani., ark.. tined with !Sheet Lead by
I.IW I, roce,• , Il II ll.d ru-Ahmocpheric Illop ripe.
...11 I.
l Al.alltly on hand lacy supply of
LEAD PIPE, I v)N AND 1111.A.15:1
A LI, li lN 1111)KANT
tu tact sit tustertal kept by a (Int-clan
w. "...al.' In vitr W e attention (.4.11 who Rare any
IVOI Iw•lw In one line of Iwwiluen na we feel coat
dew 0 101111 OS o. flee of nallNlar•Ilon as regards
01 :1 1 . , w_wrl.manw.10 nnw )3,11:f3
°TICE:
Private Families and Hotels
Can be funtl.lted with best quality of
HYDRANT HOSE AND PIPES
At shortest tp,tice amt.l'est terms, by callity on
JOHN MAFFET,
Nos • 221 and 229 First Street.
1'! I'T,S II ti 11, l'A
CC=
WELDON & KELLY,
PLUMBERS,
Gas and Steam Fitters,
AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
A large a3sortmept of
Chandeliers and Brackets, Lead
Pipe, Pumps, Sheet Lead, &c.,
•4 L }•y HA SD
161 Wood Street, near Sixth.
b 7
_BAILEY, FARRELL & CO.,
No. 167 Swilhueld Street,
=II
Lead and. Block Tin, Pipe and
Sheet Lead;
Wholc>ale sad rtl , ll , lcAlen, la all kinds of
Brass and Steam Goods,
AND PUMPS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
167 Eilasllithi3l.olc3 1511tX.C.C.4
pLUBIBING,
GIS AND STEAM FITTING,
Hydrants, Iron Pumps,
SHEET LEAD,
LEAD RIPE.%
SINKS, BASINS
WATER CLOSETS AND WASH STANDS.
TOM T. EWENS,
(Successor to 8.,. & Co,/
165 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa
11,7:34,4
ADDY, 'WILLIAMS & ILIBTLEV
MS
GAS AND STEAM 'FITTERS,.
for. Sixth and Smithfield Sts.,
PITTSD UR 0.11,
.Cor. Beaver and Chestnut Streets,
AteLNCILEST4.I R.
All Mo. of Water. G. and !Ream ilmor. con.
mantly on L and. leMan
UK MINIS &BEFLEY
Keep on band & superior article of
WOOL) PUMPS,
titektVie.ocr ni p m , pshEzdmls . , l 4seet .4. t e a t ;
Closets, Wash Basins, Wont ntands, Se., at their
Wareroom,
Corner Sixth and Smithfield Streets,
11x111.1111Y b. lititairrOrt
HEIILEHY & JOHNSON,
IFLBO% . IfO.4ITa
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters,
FIFTH STILEET ESTMNSION,
Allonion by mall executed satisfactorily and
promptly attended to
A 1111111310 of ilath Tubs, Pumps, Basins, Water
Closets, bloke, Climplellers, Pendants, luta Gat
!Shades, for sale at the most reatonable
°Mars from country patrons by mall promptly St
tended to.
Uom bogie of every description. ..,JaPhdelt
pL G, GAS AND
Careluily attended to by experienced and praklnal .
workmen. A One astortment oL., ,
GAS FIXTURES, SINKS, BAIN:TOW
SHOWER BATHS.
WATER CLOSETS.
Constantly on band and made to order. ' ' •
'1" ALT3III SUncrizr-aian,
No. DO Feder-Al Street, Allegheny, and
RA? Liberty Street, rltteburgb.
1121:1=11
: " If: • • cia_
NEW raTTEENs
ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS,
IMPORTED UT -
MCFARLAND & COLLINS,
_ llWe have now landing in New .-Tork, pox steamer er
Pa
Marathon, the are. arrival of our Itoportatlon for
of
CROSBY'S CELEBRATED
Tapestry and Bo* Brussels carpets,.
. ,• •
We have •oleetedl the pai.terriii nith 6re,
exprculy for our city intoit;:alldiCall Mir war 6.141
wmets of Ice Mal arelit4,.to Le Viand . '
''ZLlCllLl;°!'•PYm.therorkll,r!.
JevilitiSA
nrys .r Rm.
McCALLIIM. litikoZOSlOSirlii - O; SO
VOUILTTI STUMM W. have 013 WOWS s very
superiur stock el
cl.a,..vt.w..trxrixt4a -
° WOVgiggItIATUTTXMITgi
43 feet wide. ' •
feet to
PIANO ANp TABLE OOTEBS-144y-ith4; .
use.
BRABTB IBIU9-3tiom thellßezt q4Bty. to the
VeMeIitATZINE/,'
~ooaL~va nao.
ar4 Wormerly ii r ."l):lll7)lClidiae;
•
oEummo-Wie
.49 231;wi1.g!,1,,v3v
.r„4,
.13oLa
....d0 cents.
... 33 cents.
J cents.
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