lit:}leroo lc, a I (0114 TRIBENING S. TULL LIRE OP THN. NNW Black Bead Ring Trimming, Black Crochet Gimps, Silk Braid Trimmings, Colored Velvet Ribbons, all widths Trimming Ribbons, plain & fancy Sago Trimmings and Buttons, Embroidering Braids, Alpaca Braids, Fancy Plaid Braids, Crochet Braids, Hosiery and Gloves, GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. Silk and Merino Underwear, Fancy Sect-Ties, French and American Suspenders, Morrison% star Shirts, Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs, Linen & Paper Collars & Cuffs. Alio fall Unsof LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. F. H. EATON, 17 Fifth St:red act!. NEW GOODS JEST RECEIVED BY JOS. BORNE & CO Poll assortment of 11 0 X XET S 3.TD li 4 T 13, MILS.: leading Fall Sty:et. Crape.; and Frames, PAM. fancy and Colored :elk Velvets In moat delrable shades; Fancy net and T.lmlng a Riblmns, ro , w owl rich colo o n; Flowed. Makes( ' , Mwn and drorrlcen; Fratbero. fa cv hal and Lblcso. y 7 l!b!C 13 NI. CP x 33 , Ws 1-11. 31::EaE/ (Well as•ortcdo Cambric, Uanabungs Swiss. Loon, Cluny. Vl.len ceeme Salguaga and ln ,rtlngs; Fl - uncan M i nd and antalogw Fanbraldered and I'M!? Is tun 'el Ars, Cogs, Pets. Laces and Lace lon s ealt and Clog" TA=ll3llllllll Orozco. las. mdi Ialmps11:111 Braids; Dress Trlmmlngs. tingle Frames. W RITE GOODS: a 0,001 complete stock of J3e,.12.., Cambri.. " I ' lltdt; . r7th i l?..fas tin tn. Lew, Ilvtn-.CI I ...I, I leu - Med. P'.labroldelvd. Tape llordered, etc., etc. lloaltra , and (Incres In crew rartery end all sit Ladles and tlent l a Underwear. rurnivising 'Goods linsisenders and Neel.•Tles: Heavy hitirt• anal Ilsnne , • ilnni lion.Tou and IXI. Oat.. Skirls; llnrsets. `lair Volta. Net•. 1::11da and nslit ii illn{. te,t nostltit.. all Illnda. v• ty Caslitnere. Lan.l. anti Knitting It. sari... salt tars., plain nut and random. dent. Vane. . Lido Crites as ion as Raster.. lathing !Ina. N 77 and 19 111E,TIkel !Overt DRY GOODS IND NOTIONS, AT WHOLESALE, At Present Eastern Prices. A FULL LINE • "11 the Departments. flu arc Invltaol to call at .15 owl Street, Pittsburgh. ARBUTHNNOT, SHANNON & CO. c.Aimuttlsro.r..w. NON .4, o. STErIIEN,ON MACRUIO, GLIDE & CO., Ans. i 8 and 80 Market btreei, Whole.le and Realer. In .4 Trimmings, Notions, AND FA.NOY GOODS, Have Just ecenteed the LAIN ST and 1110.1)- 60kt MIT stock of I AltztM ever Wooed to city, Knitter.. thee WI the attention of tout and =le stock cocalats In of Boston, Germantown, and Country "lirATIE:i 9 In \YU ITIL. BLACK. tiCAPIXT , BOLFF.B.INO, MUMS, PURPLE. • CLOUDED. DRABS, MALIENTA , /UNE, CLUNCUILLA. BLUE DE LYON, ?dr.a.cAN AND AZULDi E BLUE WHOLFSALK turrusts SCPfLIS.D AT EAFTEIIJ.YZ PitICLS. _ MACRIUMF CAPLISLE, No. 19 Fifth Street, HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SPLENISID LOT OF Cluny and Maltese Collars, Hamburg Flouncing. Edgings and InsertingA. Pulled Muslin, Marseilles, Linen Tucked Setts, Hornets. Travelling Bags, Fine Fans, Necklaces, Elegant Styles Fancy Jewelry. JUST ILEULtgiED, A PULL LINE UY Alesondre's, Courcidstees and JouvLu's SID GLOVES. GAUZE MEMO SMITS & DRAWERS, Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirts, AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES rittsbusgb Agents fui the sale of LOCKWOOD'S Cloth Lilted and All Paper Collars XACRIINE & CARLISLE, alf'M eAil D TftC la e WIIOLINLILLE DRAMAS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY Noss Toro. 94. I:97csocl. m i tal:ti ji bopae above I, beam i tiL . A . l itmuli, pA. PIANOS, ORGANS, &O. THE BRADBURY, NEW Schomacker hCo Phiiadeiphia 3PIALNO EEL The 'Betsy & Co. Cottage Organ, AND AMERICAN ORGAN, Acknowledged by the beet musical talent to toe United States to be superb= to all others In power, portly and duality of tonerand thorough workman ship. These instruments have for )rears taken the gent premium over all competitors, at the various State and Candy F•illt. In prices they are lower than • any others. All Warranted for Ave yews. • nu bro. 12 Bt. asir atrect. PlitSbumb, REMOVAL. 160. stiattmitsa street. 160 :JOHN' ZWEEDINGIKR, • Namely at to inpra ISTIMET, has removes to No. 160 Ste!afield Street, Two pore above Sixth greet, where he Lu an ex cellent. stock Pianos, Melodeons, Organs, And ill kinds or X ICAL tiiBTRUXEIVIX and WritlXoB. AlWXaSehil instruments repaired with neatassaand Ji WOO J. 4 OI:EN MITER GUMNER Ni) GLAZIER, NO. 64 Had St., Pittsburgh. de r s g t a e a e n n d e O r rn . Allw a rkd ir o o n s e o p f r omprtyly d a t e re p aon able rates. leMsta I 'ILLIAM IL BROWN, Mau of the Arm of BROWS & Masaaw ‘uolysz AXD sicrN P v. Skestp.oso con= a Mad $.O Xreted Amu. CITY AND SUBURBAN• ADDITIONAL LOCAL NSWB 01 MGT PAGE.) IlLeethsg of the Viacom . Eseentlre Com mittee The Secretaries of the County Executive c o mmittee of the Union Republican party should extend a common courtesy of notifying all the reporters of the press when a regular is to be held. We had no Or seeds/ me etin g notice of the meeting held on Tuesday, and hence our report of the proceedings is a day late. Again, it is the duty of the Secretaries to furniall the loyal papers Of the city with a list of any appointment the Committee may ma ke, so that the public may be kept posted in a matter of so much Importance. We trust that we shall either hereafter be notified of the meeting of the County Committee, or that the Secretary will furnish us with an abstract from his minutes. Here is the report of tne proceedings of Tuesday ) . meeting: John W. Riddell, Esq., Chairman of the Union Executive Committee Of Allegheny Co.. presided. C. C. Taylor reported that arrangements wore being made upon a liberal scale for a grand mass meeting at McKeesport on next Saturday night. Captain E. A. Montooth and Captain Samuel Harper were made members Of the Executive Committee and the Committee on Meetings anti Speakers. The following additional Vigilance or Sub- Committees, for the various district.% were re ported: Sixth Word, PlllsOurgh—Dr. A. G. McCand less, Chairman; J. M. Brush, Wm. Culp. John Wallace, J. Y. McLaughlin, Charles Jeremy, G. U. Thurston J. P. Tanner, John Rebman_ A John Little, Jr„ W. F. Welting _Jacob 11. Walter, James Phillips, David hic'hxdfht, J. L. Lytle, Dr. George L. McCook, Wm. , Lang, Henry Cochran, - Thomas Roberts , A. J. Kemp, Wm. Barnhill, W. J. Bender, Luke Chapman. • Seventh ROM, Pittsburgh—M. hloorhead, Chairman; Samuel Barclay, Robert Kir4T. Al bert A. Moore, James Sleeth, Col. Jas. Patch. ell, Charles Beecher, Capt. Wm. hlays, Mi chael Villrich, Lewis Roll, J, M. Mch wen, William D. Jones, Alexander SeanOr, Martin Frederica. Second Word, Alteglorny.—John Brown, Jr., Chairman; John McDonald,. Henry Seta:newer, Davis, George Perkins, George It. Riddle, William Miller, Alex. Moore, J. B. Smith, Jo seph McDonald, John Ramsey, Esq. David Maeferron H. M. Dunlap, NahanGraham, George Bothwell, Joseph Watley, Andrew Baum, Hugh Mcllwain, George Ileisner, Chris topher Wight, George Haelett, Isaac Long, George Hutchinson, Hugh Ward. Second Ward, ALleglteny.—Jatuce Mcßrier, Chairman: Arthur Hobson, William Scan droll. Joseph hieNaughter, Joshua Robinson, Esq, Jacob Hockadorn, Christian Geib Fred. rick . Lang, James H, Campbell, Francis Tor rence, John Horn, C. C. Smith:"L. Shaffer, G. F. Cornley, Thomas Brown, James Thorn, Sr., Colonel David L. Smith. John Holmes. William Tate, Sr., R. IL. Ray, James A. Shoals, Charles schlieper, bhurth Mcg r aw, lrard,ettlegliny.—Joshea C. Plate.= Chairman; John SI. F. A, Paull:umber, Lieutenant Albert G. Lucas, Hugh McNeill, Louis Mout, Jam. W. Mut ray, it. 11. hiogruw. It Kennedy, Colonel James M. Cooper, James Marshall, William Smith, Leonard 'Walter, Colonel David W. Idegraw, It. B. Francis, J. lied path, George Humbert, A. Ihividaon, hi. A. • enodeerti, John L. Dawes, William Paul, Row John Morrison, Robert D. Morrison. Ilanchester.—Aluxander Patturnon, Chair man; IL. It. Wills, Isaac Stewart, Jacob Rush, W. Trimble, hl. G. Chick, Allan Means, illam It Ross, West Todd, Samuel Dean. Thomas Harper, J. C. Harper, AL A Barnes, .1. IL Boren, Christian Littenger. Duqueme Boroutrh.—(Additionall—David F Jackeen, Winter» Oakley, Hugh Woods, Louis Fielbach, Fredrick Seibert. .44,40:1ey Boroupk.-4;aptain Jamas T. Sam ple, Chairman; Gem ge Grady, Aadrow Brown, Caotala S. 11PDonald, Samuel Gaston Colone l J. Cramer, Samuel Listil, Capt. J.'l". Smith, Joan Way, Jem. Prentiss, Robert Glancey, Dr. it. IDA rmidy , Major J. W. F. White. 71.trashn. . C. Risher, Crtairman ; A od - iel McClure. ; John W Mock, Jose-th Dou glass, Stephen Crump, losepn Stone, A. Culp, Thomas Lyle. Then.dop.—Wllliam Seeley, F. AL Love, E. P. Young, John S. Dickson, George liellaute, IL P. Karla, J. M. Stoner, Geo. Glob, I?. S. WilsOn William Elias ken.. Itnam Sea man.' Ross Totenship.-4, A.1.:1t tonal l--Geo. F. quail', qhn headier, W . diewa Forntir. Joseph Crider, is illiam ItayEsq., Capt. Wm. A. IL. ters, Capt. Thomas Kennedy, David It. W 111taru IL DUMlntlt rietat 'barna/tsp.—Capt. Henry Eaton,Chair- I Luau; Esriug, Wm. Hill, Wm. . Bing ham, Dr. A. Walker, James McDonough. J. IL I Rolm, J. hi Fullerton. Maastleld Brown, Th os. • Gamble, Nh'son Lee, Daniel Dougherty, Wm. White ; Dr. not 'Maori. Wm. B. Lea, Colonel Wm. Espy. Lawny Toudohq —Captain C. W. Batchelor, , Chairman; Darti 2. iken, Jr., William Irwin, I John Barton ,41. W. .• arimer, Dr. A. EL Grose, Thomas Aiken, Maio. William B. Kegley. G. F. Itahauser, F.. 4, John It. Baum, John McCall. limes Phillips. Esq.. Charles A. ormeastle, William 11. licarasOn, U. W. Hallman. rent - talcs Toreasitip.—J. IL Love, Chairman; it. it McGill...doe, it. L. Wood, James 1. tort- Leer, Samuel Brown, George W. Bowman, Dr. J L. Penny. Penn Too.nehie.—Captain James Johnson, Chairman; Thomas Parks, W. Doak, I. 1' Cain, thalamic KtnWt M. B. Mnee ell, Jotorph Stnralr, Christian Snirely Esq., John Morrow, David' oUlna, Henry 11. Stotler, Robert Caldera], James Stewart, Peter Dmildle, Emanuel Stotler, John Thompson. James Dad, Matthew Taylor. On motion, the gentleman above named were elected members of the Sub-Committees In the dlatrints named. The members of the Committee who failed to report glib-commit tees are requested to do so at the next meet- p=-p (,300C18 anal ever, LI. nx In the YIFTII STREET I= WAMELINK A; BARR 'PLII 4 ITEIV3. HOUSE AND SIGN In Colonel Thomas Bayne moved that a com mittee of ten be appointed to represent Alio rCounty in the Convention of Southernn the Loyalists, to be held in Philadelphia. o third of September. John A. Myler, Esq., moved to =end by making the committee twenty-five in number. The motion was adopted, when, ou motion, the following gentlemen were unanimously elected as mid committee to represent the Banner County in tne Southern Loyalist.' Convention. Tunes IL Manse... Lt., FaKI., Chairman. Col. J. AVID. Crosson, I lion. Jas. L. Graham, lion. n. A. Purviance, ; Mai. A. Si. Brown, Capt. M. lieltaboover,Jno. Meath, Esq., Cot Jo.. M. Cooper, lion. Jas. Vetch, Gen. W. Robinson, Jr., Col. Jos. Browne, J. F. Jenninngs, Esq., Thos. stool. Esq., lion. R. B. Carnahan, Col. Wm. Phillips, lion.Jno. P. Penny, Gen. Jas. S. Kegley, Isaac Jones, Esq., Jacob B. Walter, Esq., Capt. C. W. Batchelor, Gen. A. L. Pearson, Capt. JllO. B. Stewart, Jos Dilworth. E.clu Jas. Marshall, Esq., Alex. Bradley Esq. On motion the Committee on Printing were instructed to have badges printed for the use ea the dulegates to the Philadelphia Conven tion, on which is to be limaribed the motto, "Lev ALMA , . or As.a.nomnrir Gotirrr, Pe." On motion the name of George F. Gliimore was stricken from the list of members of the Executive Committee. On motion, the Committee on heatiqua;- term were requested to engage Captain Kil gore as Janitor of the City Gall, during the campaign. The Committee then adjourned until Friday afternoon next, at two o'clock p. m. Rich Gifts Wax Poor, ho. Jeanie Lamont appeared before Alderman Lynch yesterday, and made oath against Frank Bell, for assault and battery. Jennie It seems formerly bald a high position in the affections of the pegilistie Frank, and during their days of courtship, Frank gave her, with his lore, a handsome set of jewelry, with which to adorn her already bewitching per son. Days and weeks and months were pent in billing and cooing, and finally Frank ' :fetermlned to consummate his oft repeated vows of love at the altar. But unfortunately for the peace of Jennie, he had determined on making another lady, maned Lizzie Somers, the happy bride. A certain poet has said, that "hell has no ra fury like a woman scorned,' and no doubt F. believes the assertion• for Jennie, In a terrible passion, called at his boarding house on Omnt street, and after glv. lug him a good scolding, she threw his gifts into the street and told him to follow them If ho cbooeed. adding, In the words of Options, "they ain't worth anything in if you don - it love me." inste f ad offollowing his trinkets or Janrueis advice, ho shoved the latter into the street in such a rude manner, that the lady was forced to check all the kindly feelings en tertained for Frank in the past, and enter suit as stated. A warrant was issued for the ar rest of Francis. Extensive Fire at Altoona. On Monday night, an extensive Ore occurred at Altoona, resulting in the total destruction of the .Altoona House, ownedand kept by Richard McLain; the Exchange Hotel, owned and kept by Meson. Woods & Johnston; a frame dwelling and two store rooms, owned by C. Jaggard, the dwelling being occupied by J. O. Mann, and one of the storerooms by R. Wolf* clothing rtore the other storeroom bei re ng unoccupied. Amon the other sufferers Easunel limith, jeweller; William Nesbit., bar barber; toured Beam, saloon keeper. The losses and Mom anoo, so far as we could ascertain, were as follows: Richard Mc- Lain's lass, .18,000; Insurance, woods a Johnston's loos, ',tepee; insurance, 1/4000; C. Jaggard's loss, SAW insurance, $1,030. Adams' Express Company occupied a room in the Al toopa House building, but their property was all saved. The lire originated Ixt the stable f the Exchange Hotel. 1t 15 supposed that it wos caused by Me earelessuesoptg, huckster who was stopping - for' the night, akd was in the stable with a lantern. Accident and Death—On Tuesday night of last week, a young man by the memo of Da vid Gordon, a citizen of Connecticut, met with a terrible death at the coal wharf of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company at West fironingdon. It seems that he was atoning his way on a freight train, and when the train stopped to coal the engine, he got off and se creted himself to escape the observation of the hands on the train, and when the train started, In attempting to get on he fell upon the track, and before he could extricate Wm self several cars passed over him, cutting a leg and fin arm. and otherwise injuring him. off Ile was taken to the railroad station where ho died a couple of hours afterwards. Prom rittock.—Vio have received from the indefatigable l'ittoolt, opposite the Yost. °Mee, the Beptember number of Gods's Lady's Book. It cOntains tze Initial amount of good reading matter. 'Meathig at the Well a steel engraving on the d i nt page, is alone worth the price of this Magazine. T ,A 0 fashion plates are also no to their mine • mdardl pt of excellence. We also aeknowleda. • • reoe of an amusing caricature of the r.. Minnie , 1 Convention, which M. VIVID* hen r • ffie, Aettlag Mayere-Our good lOoking friend, alderman E. a. Morrow of the Eighth ward, ti at present Acting Mayor of the city. Mr. McCarthy fa suffering from an attack of In flammatory rheumatism, which prevent, m from exercising the functions of Ids ofnce. alit Clausiosa—Tdra Winslow% fit' 7&MR big become so popularthat various . 14 _,r .4.YenU;Olit artiamiealliaii them Mn. w,,,„,.,.....OW't...rieraztotice that the lira ww BMW la ma couns WSVarty OW tiusaaw SPECIAL NOTICES. THE QUEEN! THE QUEEN! TUE: QUEEN OF No New Cases of Cholera In Sew Torn or Brooklyn—Fenton Scatter.—liew AF HAIR RE. STO R E RS! Metre were Managed Dorton the 0-21a honey Heljrn—The Convict Revolt at Sing Slug—Newt from the South. New Tone, August ..11.—There are no new eases of cholera to report In either Brooklyn or this city. The Fontana of this city have determined not to take part In the ovation to the Presi dent to-day. They will pursue their nasal avocations, and the headquarters will be open as usual. An address was lamed yesterday to the Irish women of AlneilCA, by the Committee of the Fenian Sisterhood. They mill for In and donations for Irish prisoners Europe. A report showing up the financial affairs at the Moffatt Mansion, as they were found upon the rieislincaptuiTheof The elorenel report con tai has baps ns full list ofthe °raceme( the (Mahoney branch of the Fenian Brotherhood, their respective sala ries,showing that of the Bead Centre to be V 2,00; five Cabinet Officers, $1,500 each; Private Secretaryof the Head Centre and ten other officers of the Civil and War Department,llAo each; seven Clerks {.900 each; Porter. I.=; Messengers, from WO to $75); four members of the Central Council, five dollars par diem and expenses, and twenty-three Other military officers and organizers who receive from a7O per month, with espouses paid, up to the sala ry of a General. It appears that since January sixth, Isiki; the sum of $.15,711 in money has been ;tent to John Mitchell in Paris, and bonds repreaent log .30,000 additional. Up to April the amount spent In sending officers to Ireland was OWL Refugees In New York during three months, received slo,2ti,at; the secret service account, from January 10th up to April lath, foots up SIM:AG. The total outlay for three months, Including suspended drafts, is set down at *HS, ffe,2s, and the Treasurer makes his hooks bal ance with the three Rents—cash on hand, sus. pentad drafts and receipts of money. The economy of tile Moffatt mansion, including organizing and contingent expenses, foots up during the three months 8104, 4.02561. Details of the attempt to break jail at Sing Sing., on the part of a number of convicts, on bloriday, state that there were thirty of them engaged In it The leader, Edward Stafford, was killed; throe others severely or mortally inured, and two others slightly wounded. One of the guards was hurt by a stone, and another died from disease of the heart after Gin fight was Over, occasioned by the excite ment he had undergone. Florida reports state that the crops aro near ly ruined by continued rains. Six men were arrested on Saturday in Choo taw county, Alabama, for attempting to mur der a colored family by poisoning their spring of water. They were seen in the set, and on complaint to the military authorities were ar rested. The drouth continues throughout Central Georgia, and the cotton crop will be almost a total failure Sales of real estate at Augusta, t,a., last week amounted to 4111,600. Largo quantities of counterfeit greenbacks, made at Memphis, are In cumulation m tieor gia. They are so well engraved as to defy II v tection in nine eases out of ten. EARLY TELEGRAMS FROM NEW YORK. isbt IN DEPREDATIONS. Fight at Fort Keno—Troops Attacked Steak Stampeded, and Other Dap dation• taratrattted—Feara of a alen coral Outbreak—Ammer° by Indian In ice Ilexleo. LT, V r.NWOlirrn, Hsnx•a, Aug. ".—A fight has taken place near Fort Reno, where the Indiana drove ee.enty-olght head of Govern . . . meat mules from Colonel Carrington's camp. They were followed by mounted moo. The Indians turned upon the pursuing party, kill ing seven, wounding two, and escaping with all the stock. A party of officers and recruits going to the Elghtateenta United Status In fantry, were attacked at Powder Rivet . , land two won were killed to the attack. The In. titans did not succeed in stampeding the stock. They have attacked several trains since then, and killed four men and wounded many more The redskins are around Fort Keno, firing on the pickets the whole night. The Indians hold the whole country except the military ramps. The Sioux stole a herd of horses within one mile of the Fort, end o lot of Government mules. Troops were sent in pursuit, but they could not overtake them. On the sth of August, they stole another herd of bones, four miles east of Keno. There Is evidently a general Outbreak among all the tribes on the plains, and the attacks made upon the frontier settlements of Kansas cause great consternation, as there are no troops her!. Six hundred Indians matte their appear ance near the northern line of Utah Territory on the llolliday stage line, creating a great pa„;t i le among the settlers in that vicinity. The Denver News has the following The Indians IuLTO returned to the vicinity of Fort Garland, Now Mexico, and are now engaged in the indiscriminate massaere of all the Steal can inhabilonts they can tied ----min— t:motor* of Vonaterfollera—genina• Go ing Fast. CuirAno. August W.—Detective Phililps has made s haul of counterfeiters, and counter to Mattoon fifty thousand dollars In counter feit greenbacks and several thousand genudne John A. MUler, the chief of an exten•lve gang of cOunterfolters and burglars, who hold forth in Joe Otteles county, vas yesterday brought to thin city under arrest, his plans havteg been unearthed and fully discovered by a de teetive from this city. A large body of FenMns have left here for the East. The flollidav Overland Malls and Express have moved their office to this city. Crops Iss Canada Weal—Holiday la llama she Asiansle Cable. Orr...we, C. W., August 2y.—The rot has at tacked the potato crop in the Ottawa country owing to the late continual rah:, The oat strop 1a also a good deal damaged. These two products will be scarce here during the com ing winter. To.day to observed as apublic holiday at this capital. In honor of the laying of the At. bustle cable. The holiday le not general throughout the provinces. Cholera in Clogslnstall. CIVCINEATI, August M.—There were twelve deaths from cholera reported in this city yes terday. BANKS AND BANKERS TIONAL TRUST COMPANY, 423 Penn Street, FIFTH WARD.PITTSOURCH Deposits received end intercat alioVed on al p etia. Coilectionslmade on all the principal points the United ntetcs. =I GOVERNMENT SECURITIES 13c:s . u.skit g43mcil Ifi Scold. YIN SHICUILDEU INDIVIDUALLY BASFONSIBLL ROBERT DICKSON, Creel.lent. JOHN H. RALSTON, Vice Vreei•leul ROREILT J. DRIER, Cadger. TuaIeCTOUS: ROBERT DICKSON, °HAULM: M VEILS, JOHN U ItALSToN, JOSEPH I.APKI, W I LLIA SMITH, WILLIAM MUCK KU. CHAS. H. ARMSTRONG WM. CILAWVOIOI, Ju. JAMES ' IT'VELL, PAUL DR. J. •HL, JAMS' re Y LOTH. BANKING HOUSE. N. HOLM IBS & SONS, Bat 13 .errs, No. 57 MARKET bTREET, Pittsburgh. .Vi e fh F el.:ll:ctg {Ziti7a n :ltbei United nate, and Canada. STOCKS BONDS AND OTHER SEGURITIES Bou4it and Bold On Commission. Parttent. SURIII.IOO 1.141 to tlio porcliw and ule of UNITED STATES SECURITIES. INCLUDING United States Sit. of Mt; Do. do 3-3511; Do. live. of 10-40.; Do. Seven-Tbirt.l. Do. Certificate-a of Indebtedness. Order. and Vouchers bought or collected. lankly PITTSBURGH NATIONAL BANK C/CD.ThinherMX:tCM, CORNER WOOD & FIFTH BTB, Capital, $500,000 Discounts Daily at 11 A. 5. Deposits received and collections made on an the principal points ol the United states on favorable terms. UNITED STATES SECURITIES 33cougglaqt Amid Bald. orrtozas: A. PATTlLlpiretite.e. 'JOSEPH S. JOSEF 11 O. Otlntloirt.h stoat Cash sr. A. PATTERSON, IWIS. REIM JAMES IdrOAN WASS ALLEN KINKPATHION S. LOOKHAILT, WM. DOUGLAS. WM. H. BLOWN. WM. S. HAV E N. JOHN MILLLON. yINEGAIt, For Pickling. BOLLMAN '8 IMPERIAL 'TRIPLE WINE VIN EGAN. of unequaled litrength ar.d flavor, for plat Rog ar M ni table use. Also aura Elder and alt Vine gar, for sale by the unanttty or gallon,. artily Grocery Store of A. RENSLIA W. alga corner Libe t' nd Hand atreets. NEW WHEATI NEW WHEAT!! TEN OARS TO ARM, T. ►nd for We b 7 MRS. WINSLOW'S QUEEN II AIR RESTORER It QUEEN. not nblyTts-ruxs. lathe Best noir Res rrrrr e ver of to the Public. . . An Infallible naaronen and enaernvarn of the Haft II faithfully applied. 11 is no Hair Dye. It acts direetli upon the roots of the hair ettang r r:liliZtrylnod.rlilfretut. :Pt:at I:llApearr tolts'crurf and dtedruff; nod curing WI humors of We It will change dry sad wiry hair to soft and luxu riant tresses. It imparts it delightful fragrance to the ball. In short, If you wish to restore your hair, as in Louth. and retain It through life, use IRS. WINSLOW'S QUEEN BAIR RESTORES. Price el per tattle. Sold by all Druggists. R. E, SELLERS & CO., Wholesale Agents. myso:so igrINII. BARNHILL & CO., BOILER MAKERS SKEET IRON WORKERS, Nos. 20, 22. 21 and 26 Penn St. Having secured a large yard, and furnished It with the most approved machlnerY, we are Pupated to manufacture every description of Dillon. In the best manner, and warranted equal to any made In the country. Chimneys. Breeehleg.. Flee Be" , Steam Mews. Locomotive Bailors, Condessco., Salt Pans, 'Yanks. 011 Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans. Boller Iron. Bridge., Sugar rens: and sole n'a .°- faeturers of BARNHILL'S PATIENT DOMICILS. Repairing done on the shortest notice. Inch arIASE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL AND SMELTINII WORKS. =2= PASS, MeCIIRDY & CO., Manufacturers of Sheathing, Braziers.and Belt Copper, Penonnd Copper Bottoms, halted Still Bot tom., Spent , Solder. Also, importers and deal. re In Metals, Tin Plate. Sheet iron, Wire. de. Con •tantly on hand. Tian." s• Machines and Tools. Warehouse, No, 140 IrIIIST and IVI S.Corn ISTRIENTa, Pittsburgh. Special orders of Copper cot to any desired pattern. 5t4 icreesi deer IggrPITTSIOURGII SAW WORKS, 111111111.4.11 D, t!..° 4 4 C rel . . of PA T T tlitl 11'N 11C1 BC P?..a it ' S ' . ' w "n a r rra t ri " t: AST FT EEL S a WS, of re . erg drarnpunn. Sill; All t~ln O~ , ~~f Il \ . I l'N~ ~snd ~l'nl\l:`l . mxdn _ftt rentto it INli hitIVF.S. Orr - Waretiona , and Works. corner WA mu a. drinicirrs, Pittsburgh. Part frular at pal , t to rit-tootttlott. gum ming and ntraialitoulnir Circular 50..; rf pat: f [a b beh. l'uncisina and Drilling dune at re* soi rates, LE - ROBINSON, REA & CO., (Sac couors to It(tot 41 , 0 N. MINIX MILLER , WASHINGTON WORKS, Pounder• dt Tletehlalmts, Pittabargb annfacturers of Iloat and ORAIIOOOI7 Warn En .1%1 . 1 "` v 1"7" . (11 ( Ila r o l Va aud Situ, uoller g and iSlieet tro ' n " w l o o ra . . l Of Agents for GIFFiaItri . 9I•ATENT INJ Cr:TOR (or fairilins hollers. WJOHN COCHRAN & Ntanurarturrra of Iron Vantte an , Vaal Doors, Iron It-11113i. Wlttilose Shutters, Window unarits, Air., :Sun Second and Sa Third strcrt. between Wood •nd Market. have on hand varie ty of new patterns, fancy and plain, suitable for all purose , esrl'artlet , lar sttnntlnn paid to rucloalng Gra, e Lots. Junning Jour at short notice. nahlinly MAQIIIAGE AND t'ELIBACN, an Eatay of Warning and Instroctinn fnr Yining Mon. Also, ',lssue. and A buses alslth pros trate powers, with means oLaure relic Sent free of charge to sea est letter envelopes. Ad dress. Di. J. KILIAN I.IOI.'I4IISiSI, Howard As sanitation. l'hilsitelphla. l's. ao24,ltOtua. aT BOOTS AND SHOES GREAT BARGAINS . BOOTS & SHOES rx.co-ry.acqz - , . A. ROBINSON & CO.'S, 01 MARKET STREET. .27 APING DISPOSED or OUR GOOD WILL AND STOCK. In the Worn No. 63 Matte, atreet. o UPASDS eicCANDLY.BB, we cordially recommend him to oar Mends and the 8011711 • DOSS. GEO. McCANDLESS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer BOOTS AND SHOES, No. 63 31a,rket St., ~,Is IS PA l iG1147.:1110 TERRIBLE WAS THE FALL OF Boots and Shoes, At %o. S 7 Market Street, Yesterday 1111 IS TIIIS Itlls GODS .Ig6 The prohrtetto of No. e; Market street lot re- ' ducml his pa lees IAY EN f VAIL CENT. for thirty days. In order to well out Immediately a large stock of onannaer camels to make room for Yell and Winter Hoods. 1. MEAT lIAIGI MAN. /air Of YEttb.lt tor I I. DAY, Our stock is largo. All eon be malted. Crowds are coming almml. Come soon and get bargaans. A large lot of lien•s One half lldhls rolling eery low. We also beg to araanalut the putalle that we manu facture tient'. ilrot eirws km Calf doom to order one dollar awl alft3 cents lower than any other house In the city. We also fit cap lasts to et the feet lay placing a tomb on the last for every our on the feet. This 1. the place for men who have trans:. getting • 111. for we w arrant a perfect et, and at the •2030 time perfectly comfortable. Ladles' lialtant Balmoral.. 'Mots and till/Pon of a superior quality, made to order; likeistso Yancy Cloth blippers bottomed and Made to order. ante • W.V. IdAllArrAT, fI7 Market M.. JUST ARRIVED FROIR THE EAST. BOOTS AND SHOES. JAMES ROBB, Nu, s 9 Market Strcrt. ritt.burgh, Pa This old established house has now In More thirty t thousand dollars worth u( Boots and ghee., and styles the latest, the quality the hest, width we are styles I. sell at VlttY I.OW PRICES. lit's have resolved nut to be undersold by any In the bus iness that keeps goods worth haring, fall and examine our stock of goods, and we feel satisfied that you will porches. , hat you want ID the Boot and ethos Line. Do not target tits placo, BO Market street. leaJ Roms. BOOTS AND SHOES. 92 FEDERAL ST. 92 FEDERAL ST. Prices Marked Down. llreat Bugslna to be obtained. A full mortmett (everything In the Hoot, Shoe sod lialter lint. A good dt, good goods sad low prices, at McCEIN TOOK'S, 92 Federal Bt., Allegheny. att23 A LARGE AND FUEBII ARRIVAL Sl~hlhr,R BOOTS, SUOIN, GAITERS • Just received. mud will bo sold at the VERY 1..i./W EST PRICES, either Wholesale or Retail. Rive us ♦ CALL liaroas runt:wowed 11.8 i J. B. A. W. C. BORLAND, No. eaßarket street, 2+ldo,r from Fifth EL myle 1 4 `011 GENTS. FINE CALF I.IOOT er,MMES. - and COWIE:YBS WLITELIS. " 11"1"1:3—PINE C11.11 Al ter ith tiMEES. Cholas KID TS and SusPrEll/11. stoat large sad manatnatured expressl r."et76111)"1.710=re".11111)141dIallalt gra:A ea as No. ea Market street. sub .1. W. CAILN ASIAN 11 CO. couran XG " JOUN TIELDI NU. C. FIELDING do DIIO., Maantsotatere sueltesters in ivuortcmo. - Aiwa° BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS, . . No. 11.40 7 WOO MilOgNebt. littlhhtlycZetlittidha the shortest no -100, 0143 R. KNOX A BON 711.111ai01 a, tillestitts7 FOR SALE, A First-Class Business Stand The Stock, Fixtttrer. Demi trill, Story nonce, Dwelling and large Lot la Sewickley. Cash sale. ;Lobe a month. Cossemion given immediately. Six 3mall House, and Lem, very eim t , Several Lots at Edgeworth Station, from one to eve acre: to each. Apply to JAMES T. SAMPLE, Ural Eolate Broker end ❑isurance Agent. HOUSE AND LOT The 11013 SE AN!) I.OT en Fourth et, his Grant, owned and occupied 19 Dn. ru .In Ids lifetime, are now offered for sale. The lot Ib twen ty feet wide, runnlng liavk along ten toe. ally, one hundred and ten feet In depth to iirant, which le In e is also ten feet Vide. The hone, Is a well built three-story brick, and suruent ern,. Possession can be given October Ist, For further lesrtleulars call on D. W. 6: A. S. WELT,. Attorneys-at-1 a4r. u 111.103 No. 144 FOURTLI ST.. l'lttsborgit VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN T THE TUIRD WARD FOIL SALE.—FIeo choice Lot log of Grun. In a the be slo cm location, In the heart of city. 1,01. Na. 1, situate on the corner of Tunnel street and Fifth street extension. Lots Nos. 1, land 4, each have a front of 20 fro on extension of Fifth street. Lot No. 61, bounded by Tnnnel street.. F. nuoyi rattle arcnue and extension of Fifth street. A plan of these lots can be aeon at OUT Mike. For price and terms apply ler _n 21 8. CUTHBERT & BONS, 51 Market st. VALUABLE FARM FOB SALE.- A Tann, containing about 150 scree, near the Mx Mlle Ferry, no the Monongahela Neer, on which Is erected a two-story Brick Mansion House and Ilarn,and other out-bulldlngs. Also, aeveral other farms, well located In MICR 7' to Westmore land counties, co , taining horn lou toltailmres. Coal and Lime Farm. for male on the ilhubenville Rail road Sad Monongahela river. For further particu lars en.inlre of WILLIAM WARD, (Oppo site the Cathedral.) No. 110 Grant street. =I SPLENDID RESIDENCE on a lino of Passenger Railway, Is ab. , to miles from town. The house In large, new rommodliolo, and provided wish modern Improve For attached is a line garden with fruit, 0. For parileulars, apply to J. LUDEWIII KOKTIIMN, ilraut t41.1-vel. FOR SALE OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A LARGE ANI/ LUT. with or withou power, near Lo railroad, and haring a river land lac Y.- further Information. adders! Lock Ito 114. Void 0111(C. all=:1196 von SALE—In the Secqnd Want Alleghehy,.laele atreer, TWO BRICK 111JUOBI, with eeven roos etch, tells] mad Clulthed garret. with water nt the lowa door largo lot, V. fo.et front, 172 deep to a 2.0 foot alley. with •shin entrance, Si! in ern rate order. Enquire t ( ItASIOILY t HALL, 01 Beaver tdreet, Heal Estate eagenta. ( 10AL WORKS FOR SALE.-30 ACILY.n ilk' COAL, 'trod frontage on the H nongolsrla river. With I. mak and twenty ll•to.es r UIIII,B. Ital,oad, hlinte, t ars, A, I* , Work, Honer, end Machinery ore new: entrl re , cally oprned. kgrertrl for e ale on ritodrrt terms. Apply to AttoruCl-at-1.M., No. 12 l.ranl an 21.103 82 500 :WILL PURCHASE that 1 neat laru-story Dwelling, erected on is lot of a ound...avint • front on Scott street of 11 feet, an.. extendlug tack I , * feet to a . Z 3 foot alley. allotted la the Sixth Ward, No. I 'Scott street. apply to it. MeLAIN CO., Ell Yourtb at. 8.2 moo WILL PURCHASE A oat t.."-,.tory I rick liwrillng. erect ed 3 lot of ground haslet a front 011 It ...Lingo , . street 111:1I et, and extends back 12.• fret to nouth alley. allotted In Manchester. n ApAly to CLAIN .1 CO. JOHN D. BAILEY, Stack and Real Estate Broker. ~ 01:NT111( RESWENCE ON WIT. entillaGTON 60It nu acre of grouni, on which Is a Frame Cottage Motor. run talaing It room., crimeand 2 wlde halls, a wort! tat coal bons, suable stories Ithgb, Otis bank cellar fur row stable, and eldeken hoops.; large els. tern at butts, alas at table. good well which never rontalna less than 1 , . to 11 feet of t stet. The ground* are pletnt,d In Trull trees, sines and Mall and are surrounded on three shies by wide streets. The locality Is one of tbe most Wel re tired and boalthyin the county, and yet within T 1111.1., ot the city post other. Posseaston, If required could given at shoo notice. Also Ta rget tots fronong on High. Union and Bertha its., In above Borough JUNK D. BAILEY. Mock and Real Estate Broker, auZ No. Iv: Yourth street. EMI IMGI A Terrible Fall .rind BallaOrfila, OR No. ,FEIIERAL ST., Allsgbvsi FOR raar_oo,. Issioa3. IZEITS OEM VOIR SALE-112 acres of good M- A- Ishii, Lund. all level sod under a high stale of cullization; itiOseres clears& and ..an Do worked by wing machine; We.. tsro-nory realms House, limo, a good orrharil of ail kinds of frolt. Tbe piaci: Is well watered with nevor-falLi •t the delve It Is situ aGd tyinaperihr% ten Tirt itif ton. The pia,. Is under.ald with a s rues bail,- of coal. There • i• undo rnealli the coal s, In of Cru elty froth to to I.) feet, frort j t.Wn i ntrieir , lter. Stook nod Real Esante Itrohur. au:U No. rnl Fourth %trout._ • 1 4 `OR BALL —ItI acres of Laud, & ottly /tittles Nom minnv, on the Noblestow. font linad, .111.11 t 111 nb.a• sib of itroatintis.l ittatlon, 0.. the i'lltattursh anti dbutien•llle Itali aad. The Land is beautifully situated. toe t.ountry re•lttertrea, for Lout) of 0,1 . 7 CAU.OOt. to surpaswi to Alleghetty eoUnty. The l formation of the hills is suet] that by any torteetrahlt. tilt slot Into lots, rub would bate the advarttuste of the scenery. t JOHN U. BAILEY, t Stork anti heal Fourth, any No. U.O •trest. _ _ One O NA LE-- tbe li most locs‘los • for • Coutthry Resence lu the county. situated alles from the city, on the gittahurgli and Connellsellle Railroad. wlth a .5- lion at the place. It etintatnt dares, the upper half Hstosgruttud, thadvil with (erre. trees, the remainder sloping to theYaLlt owl. The :cancels well red with two or merr strong flowing springs. Ith sutiltlont fall to forte water to • height of feet. JOHN 11, It AII.EI. Etteck and Real gatate Bret er. No. lot Fourth street. VOlt MALE.-119 1-1 acres of lad in t r.llown•ltlrt, ashington CollOtt. one sale tartith of Venire. four tulles from Pitts burgh and titrobwntllla ILAIErO.I. t 0 nrtr• clearrd •nd under coals alto, balance In good limber. Churl:bra And school withlu our mile. Jt)112: D. BAILEY, Ile Fourth street, C. NEYn, %nit% No.GSIII . • Moot. urtonane War. _ . FOR SALE—An interest In a Manw ufartiaring Ituslurra, In full oircratton. and pay ing well JOHN Ir. ItAILICI. Block and Mo at li•GaYOUrtil S te Broker, 101 iTtet. DRUGS AND CHERaCALS. Wll. J. RI `1.3.11.1.AND..f.31L U. DRUM • McCLELL.9I.IiiI) ac. CO., Corner Federal and Lacoek Streets, C3-313.381WV. Pea, Who a and Retail Druggists, Dealers In Paints. oils, Varnishes, Draw, Dye- Stuffs, Carbon Oil, largerd and selected ,, e icines Their otwek l and well and wiil be wild as low as ally bona. .k 1 the weal. myln:a.34 ISC 11100NRIAKEll & SOAL Pittsburgh White Lead Wort PURE WHITE LEAD, lIMI=MtI:I=ZO= MMME! pica. GU IDP.C.c.CI trot WS: v r, CASEB CIIAKTEIt OA a LEAD ,„,""•,ved for tale by tik:OlttiK A. KMLLI. Wholesale Droggibl.. ITU VlLl.bburgh. 351111 . 1L1?; LI NISEFOO V REC V e•l Wholesale bgitgl., k llNOW E i t glilk, /71.1 Pittsburgh, • 0. F. MILS. TURPENTINE lust re selvotl and for sale bt , Komi F. A. KEL. v. Wuuleaals Dge" ra. Wo.al atr 4 Ir l'lttaburgb, I a IN TIE MATTER OF THE camoie or tIitADE Olt WWI FrruErr, thu City of Pittsburgh. Al. persons Interested are hereby notleml that the asserstuents for payment of damage. mused by the change of Erwin of 114115t...ee1. In the City of Pitts burgh, have hem placed In my hands for eotto (lon, d sinless , the same Shall haw: Goon paid on or bc— . . fore the Inen DAY Of BHI'TEMRER, 1.900. It will be my duty to Ole the same as lime against the property accessed, and proceed to collect them In nee° , dance it Itklan. • . F. SLAIi lily Solictt./.. 411:1,11 NO. 1061.11111.1., I.lll4trurall, J. LANCE, NILli AND WOOLEN DYER, AND SCOURER, MEM Chintz Window Curtains and Chair Core Cleaned B Eteglazed without unpacking. Nos. 35 and 37 Third Street, Iktr. eon Wood and Stolibileld PITTEWUROU PA BANK EXCHANGE RESTAURANT, H. WHILED, Proprietor. Mo. 00 Third St., Pitijsburgh uENTLEN EN'S DINING IWOMt All the luxuries of Ilte oeuxou. Choice Liquor Ugars. 3e. rrlyste Dlulus rooms op Blahs. )720:07 ALLEGHENY CITY ELOUR AND D• 13133 D EST4O , I=LI3, S. C. MoMASTER & CO., No. Mb Ohio St., Allegheny. Wholesale and Detail Dealers In N•aoci 0* Cir rl.cour. Caen paid Ina Wheat and Ityn C IGARS AND TOBACCO. 15 Dbl.. Sachem (ail lag) muting; 00 bbl.. mland thanking; 10 legs I.lrant Chewing; 10.0 Im e Orted al.ooo We . d 509 breaC4ol72lpligit, L _MANUFACTURERS. AMERICAN IRON lIORKS. JONES & WOMBS, PX'Z'rEf3l3l:rEt. 4l 3 -33 , IMANtrItAOIII3IIBB Of AMERICAN AND CLUB Bar, 'loop, Sheet and Plate Irani Bridge Iron; Angle and T Iron; Guard Iron; Coal Screen Iron; T Bails, IG and 20 lbs. to the yard Train Rails, punched and coun ter sunk; Boller, Bridge a id Tank Rivets Cut Nails and Spikes; Ship and Boat Spikes; •Railroad Spikes; Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts; Railroad Car Wheels and Axles; Street Car Wheels and Axles; Coal-Pit Car Wheel)] and Axles; Patent Cold Rolled Shafting; Patent (old Rolled Piston Rods; Mower and Reaper Ban* WAltEllMilt AN ,PFICF., 120 Water and 158 Front Sts. lIIIANCII HOUSE, Nos. 22, 24 and 261111 - er St., Jolals CIIMAGO, KENSINCTON IRON WORKS LLOYD & BLACK, =I Best Common, Refined Charcoal Juniata Bloom Iron. MEILWIANT BAIL ROUND Ind SQUARE IRON. 1100 P, BAND, p and ANGLE IRON. BOILER PLATE cod SHEET IRON. MOWER mad REAPER BARS. CYLINDER and GUARD OR FINGER IRON. SMALL .1' RAILS, 21 and 16 lbs. to the yard. WROUGHT CII Al RS and SPIKES for same. PLAT RAILS, Pouched and Countersunk. COAL SCREEN IRON. NAILS and SPIKES. Warehouse, No. Fa Water and No. 6 Market ets. p Works, Second street. Eighth Ward, satutvg City Gas Works, PlGeburgh. au311,14 itQUESNE IRON AND STEEL WORKS HAILMAN, RAHM & CO., I= Iron, Nails, Springs, Axles, PLOUGH. SPRING AND A. B. STEEL, &0., =I IC co. 77 TXTestax. Elltrocet PITTSBURGH. I= UTILITY WORKS McLEAN & SLATOIL, No. 83 Liberty St., opposite Fourth, Ii.SIMPACIIInkrtiI or CABINET M ARM' ILABDWARE They wake a specialty of Leon fied , trs.l auo Pico Caxton, Porcelain, Bedstead and Pt , . i's- tors; lb Snead Fastenings; Stops for Es 4 , ~t, o, Sc. They also mann faetarn and ti •,tt on has Thuu:t Latches. blaring Loo.e ; Window crash aupporter, o tn. ~.., Button, Ctlllty abutter and Utz , none Hangings, dad troi., cast, • ; , .14 LIPPINCOTT & No. 11S Water Street, DLLNITY acra ZES 0> &TENT U RUUND. PATENT TEMPERED PATENT COOTHED CIRCULAR, RULAY, MILL AlifD 113: w lel . W..3110W...... .J.e.a. H. 13/../.711.111.1, O'HARA BOILER WORKS. BORROW & BARNHILL, ILANCIFACTUIIEDS OP *tram Wolters, Oil Stills, Agitators, Tacks, Salt Pane. Gasometers. Wrought Iron Bridges, Sheet iron Work, se., CORNER LIBERTY AND SECOND BTB PITTSBURGH, P.l. sit-REPAIULSO DONE PROMPTLY. mrl4:= w. y Iid•OINEINSB F. 011.1.1.• AMERICAN lIIACHLNE 1111011101. FISHER, GRAHAM & CO., Engine Builders and Machinists, Oil Engines, Oil Tools, And rVulra t t r l.t= fo or lltZ g urelhtt ' s Pulley+. Hangers, IL Marlon Avenue, near Ft. W. A C. B.- 8.. ..a.13.06.12.A023.3r, Rit.I'AIUINU DONE PHAJNIPTLf. INDIUSTAL4.L WORKS. noun M. 13012...JAM1S intLeoal...lltraTza CUM HUCH M. BOLE & CO.. FOUNDERS, ENGINE BUILDERS AND MA CHINISTb; Manufacturers of IsTEAMBOAT Eri ka F.S, It WELL ENtilfik, LOCOMOTIV ES for Coal Works, all kinds of Lunt and Marine EN bllNES.tuade to order. From the well earned reputation of the Manager, JkISILIS NELSON, we hope to *enure a liberal share of patronage from Steamboat builders and others wanting good muhluery. Our aim will be to do all work In the beat manner fora fair .mpansa tlon, and to do It In thu time we say. All .kinds of CAS fIMBI made to order. Ilopalring Machinery promptly attended to. We can rn a Inft SS feet long, and bore or tarn Polley U feet diameter. igsg-Shop on Duquesne Way, near the Point. roundel ,. on Third street, near Market, FOAM. rah. Fa. andeeend STEAM ENGINE PACIIING - • LUBRICATIVE PACKING, /Ort ma STUFFING BOXES OF STEAM ENGINES An article recommended by all the railroad cam pasties, who have thovughly Wed It, and la in g. tral 4LOn hiser two hundred and lifty ol the rail r0a.15 In country, and oil trial by over Lit hundred other. A IitiBTED BY 90.000 BTATIONERY 1, I Eh. It is • first-clam article. 73 CENTS PHIL POUND. LUBRICATIVE P#-CIi.LNG COM BOLE B 1 ikN tIifACTU ItERS. T. DX. SESWALIWPC O I 46I 7, 114 113 NI, lt li MEI . _ W. S. Ikl • CL6o`f, SW] D. 11/fl.olt, Preet PPITSBITIIGH BOLT 001HAITY. WE A I PREPARED to ake an kinds of Bolls, from )4 to 8 inches In w disco- JOl NT BOLTS, CAB BOLTS, PLO VI BOLTS, CAILLUAG E BOLTS, RU ILO, NU BOLTS, FOUNDATION BOLTS, SP LICE DOLTS. SET SCREWS. NUT WASHERS, de., de. Corner Morton and Butler Sta., Ninth Wand. U den Inn at Fort Pitt Footnirl. tienenti Itloclotolthlor promptly attended to. SSO FETHOLIA !MACHINE WORKS. So. 82 Wale Street, Anegheny Manufacturer of IMPROV GO IRMUNG TIJOLS, AND FIXTURE 5 USKL , IN SINKING OIL AND SALT WELLS. Particular attamtion Invited to hi• Patented proven:lents in Jars and Joints, made of .luntatta s p, 8., and Low Moor Iron, In standard •ott-t, and numbered, so that parts eau be Or rr.r. I') 01 telmoupb, and round apart.% tit 0t all times, Mt a also tarnish ropea. 0011100, .0011 to,de, Muse who may rrlsh LL Knew. and , t.l I mad to order. Orders by mall prom , t. 1-- I an: prepared to grant liCellll. r ttr. ,eaeu.e. tutors for thee° ImprOVeMentg on liberal terms. 17 Allegheny P. O. Jeltatd73 BLACK DIAMOND WrICAMILIA IiTITCPELSJO, EJTTBIII3REitI, PA. PARK, REKER dt Ro n itsuAdatAnAt of don QUAY SZIPIN OAST SWIM, tkounr., V LIT at. and Octagon, of all silos. .Warranao actual b an,neltod or manufactured ln thli coon niirOntee sad warehotwo, Na HO antrllailrot, an and ISt &mond street.. rittabarab. YtrM r. rtmou Wm. *lll.lO. DUQUESNE AND WEST POINT 111121 FORGES, PITTSBUIttiIL• Penna., mo ll facture all classes of Tontlima, viks tileainhoat tihafts W , Cranks. Piston Hods, Levers, Pitman Jaws Vnd rists; also, Axles, Looollloll.c rames, and all shape work. The anderila led having been for many years engaged in the business are prepared to furnish all orders entrust." to them with promptness and otiostett. JOr. r. HAIOII 1:1 EVERSON, PRESTON & CO., P Eir.WS rt. r.s W ClolitEKS mr.tr:g W"°' f.lardT WBIBUT ULM. T. COLLINS LIM= I.OLIANS & IVItIGIIT, Brittania, Mass and Shoot Metal Worker; ltrlttaula tu tor; Carbon and Lard Oil Itarners,and W dlfterent style. of BrManta ruled by CI.. Mannflasinrers. Onion promptly ailed. No. LW SECOND !ITU EWA% Pittsburgh. Poona. J 7:d54 SSEVERANCE„ No. 58 Wirriit .sTRICET, rlttstrunsitaCtisser of BOILER srileTs,WmUOlLTisrm.m.. , oosomumentinulroad org u AL esori aa s haredspikes and al W. lario im made toßnSer at short nottee. woods& sorisosa -mama Oa ATLAS WORKS, Avoirrox .STREET, 9lh Ward, Pittsburgh. THOMAS N. MILLER, President. These Works are among the largest nod most eons pieta eatabllsh=enta to the West. and are now pre pared to fonalah Engines of Every DeoeripUon, Boners, Oil Tankl, Sheet Iron Work, Railroad Castings, Rolling 11111 l Casting,. Engine Casting Machine Ceortinga, Gencral Casting.. ORDERS SOLICITED u :1365 AIISENA.L CLASS WORKS. MODES & CO., I=l BLACK AND GREEN . GLASSWARE. Druggists' Ware. Bottles, DEMIJOHNS, CARBOYS, &C., Works and Office, Lawrenceville, I'a. POST UT7TVL A1,010:PS, I'ITMIWILOII. I'A. Always on hand, Glassware of the above deserip tiers promptly attendegi to Particular attention paid to private Monlda at. 2,118 MC., PART:VT.II.e, ILEUMS?. MLLEit, qAM . L.II. yylblt GE, W. HAIM. tIAM . L. 1,1.1PY ()HAS. PARKIN. CRESCENT STEEL WORKS. HILLER, BARB & PARKIN, BEST QUALITY CAST STEEL Warranted Equal to may in the Marne either imported otr ure.of Domestic 11l SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID 70 /INS.' CAST AN 38 1) BA I,EL. Oftloe, Wood Street, IN BT. 011AELES HOTEL BUILDING Juue 11th. I. 1019:4149 PITTSBURGH STEEL WORK ANDERSON, COOK & CO., OSUCOViZORS TO JONEM.. BOYD .t V 0..) limafactarors of tt, bett relined hatesil, Maim, titt e lltd et O i sizio s n, of acUlUtt.B;Lrol REAPING AND MOWING MACHINES, OTEET PLOW WINOS, OPRINOS, /1.11.1.:ft OLIMIPLAMIL Re. Cast and Common Plough and Spring Steel Odes—Corner of Mo na and Boss streets, two bloc above dittgalielo norm. CZil'Al IHE FORT FITT FOUNDRY. HARLEM IiSAP NEPHEWS HEAVY ORDINANCE, AND ALL ElYIDti OF HEAVY CASTINGS. Bimetal attention ;mad to ROLLIN el MILL WOILhn BLAST MACHINERY end RETORT& REPAIRS attended to PromPtlT• As heretofore, the best materials will silvers be aced at this Foundry. Baying disposed of our old patterns, we aro pre pared, with NEW AND tyritoliNDApatheras, con tructed under the supervision of Me, HIINENT, to furnish NAIL MACHINES at short notice. spot' Wit. N'Elat.. JOHN /LUSE ..... ...JAS. L. BOIL VALLEY STOVE WORK& ALLEN. M'KEE & CO., O. and Warehousel3ol Liberty El appealed, SmithAeLd, Manufactures a great variety of COOK, PAHLOH and HEATING ISTOVICS, among which are the cel ebrated Allegheny and Monitor Coal Cooking Stoves: also, the Autocrat and Sentinel for coal or wood, and the unrivalled Starof the Han Ore, for Dogalso, Arches, Orates, renders, Sugar Settles, Dog Irons and Hollow War enarally. nate A. azADLAT NA ST OVE .ir. V WORKS. J. 6. mum.", /ET A. BBADLKY & CO. I=9 COOK, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES , Among which are the celebrated ICUR” ~ TROPIC and TALLMAN (Coal litoves;) POSIA.NA., VET XILIM and MONSIDN.B (Wcod Cook stoves.) Alm manufacture GRATES, GRATE FRONTS, 6.e. OR.. and Warehouse, corner of 2ocond and Woo street., Plttsbargn. &Mane. on Nomad st l reet. amyal hIgl.:DET,e):111:9)4T10:4:41 J. PAINTER & SONS. WWI/WTI/REM or Iron Bucket, Tub and Trunk HOOPS AND SHEETS, =EI 6110. D. !MIMED . jr. DOLLY/Li LA BELLE STEEL WORKS. 21.-EITTIEFILanCICP. NAP lisauhumrsors of CABT STEEL; !WHIN% row 4uol BLISTEM gTitEL; tikitiNtlid. • ‘"i•u.