DRY sooDB,TIaXxINGEVite
AT EATON'S. •
JUN T . RECL'IrED,
Castimere and Lambs Wool-Yarns,
Hand tint Zepkyr 600 ES,
Breakfast Sbarelci
Intents , Become and Bootees,
fancy Gaiters and Jackets.
Embroidered Slipper rcui'r . " .
Finley Cashmere &errs
Zephyrs—all color,
AND • F 'lnt LINE O F
Late Collars,
Lace Trimmed ilandi , m)hli .
tte,i Laces and Edgings
gmlirrintered Halide—all a Id
4.00 el and liana., L -...f•..‘
FUttCCil Coh n.1t.,.,
Intents' 31.1 - 1,1 .
WITII eon PLETE LYN= OP
Ladle* and tent's Gloats.
12 ent. s Furnishing.
'`F. H. EATON,
17 Fifth Street.
..t
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CHEAP GOODS,
EVU4 4 MC1 44 1 - SCOW'S.
No. 21 Filth Street
E1d1112 , 111/ERED COLLARS and COvve.
LACE LIA.NDILERCIILEYN and I.ACE MITd.
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGEL
JACONET EDGINGS and INSERTIN OS.
SWISS EDGINGS and INSERTINGS.
PARASOL.S and UMBRELLAS, marl ,4 :tout , to
doze out the Gat..
cousEm and nuol• Mutt?.
WRITE SUIRTS, NECK TIES.
CULL APd and CUFFS..
FANOY GOODS AND NOTIONS
Selling at Low Cast' Prices.
- -
N EW GOODS JUST RECEIVED
33:sr
JOS—HORNE & CC)
Full I.sortment of
B OA' 'VET S .4 XD TO 11 A TS,
Al Itb leading Fall Styk
ISZLl.LLizis.ca - y - Good
Cranes and Frames., Paris /army and Colored link
e,v ri In most desirable
now
a nd Fmicy Bon
net and Trimming Ribbons, new and rich colors;
Flowers. choicest French and American: Fealhers,
is ey bet and Wing,
33 MILL 3E3 It C3O X 3C) M 1.?.. 3=MEL,
Cl2ll9=El
ilanlnunf, 9trle6 rsarine. Crony. Valvii
pent, Edgings and Rise:links% Vit linen's., Bands
Ituflllngs Emberiblered and Plain 1.111.1
r %ars. bets. Laces and /Ace G.,.1s
1.11, nod Cloak Trlnaminss and Ornaments:
flan ' , flap., Gimp. and Braid.:
lire .1 , Trlmmtngs, flagle Frames.
WHITE GOODS:
ost complete stock of Jaconets, Canibrles,
m
tt
II nntiterchicfs, Plain. Lace, Fleur-stltTned. Rem.
c- n. Embroidered, Tam Rordered, ere., etc.
and Glover in every eririaty and all torn.
I I s' and Gant •0 Undernear.
urni3hlng Goods:
ra and Heavy Shirts nail
unlex. llon•Ton and ISt, coop Cl.lrtsi
Prdr, Nets. Union and bilk Ilvltlng.
noreltirs. U Lind'.
daiest to 'Pty. Cashmere, Lambs Wool
Inn in the various mixture., count.
and random.
tidal s raper Collars, and °Vert Wing
line
rlce• a. ion as Eastern Jobbing Onuses.
Nos. VI and 79 Market Street
DRY GOODS Alf NOTIONS,
AT WHOLESALE,
At Present Easteat Prices.
A. FULL LINE
In all the Departments.
lloyers are invited to call at
No. 115 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
LEBUTEUNNOT, SHANNON & CO.
( (MOTH NOT— (5'.1.611A.NN0:1(.J. 0. ST)CI'IItiNSON
suIJ
MA CRUM, GLYDE & Co.,
Nos. 78 and 80 narltet Street,
Wholeaale and Retail Ecalca, in
-T r inimingE_< Notions,
AND FANCY GOODS,
Hare just rtcelsed the LAlitelLST sod
stock of T MINS aver Oros:alit to this City.
to which they tall the attention of Storekeepers and
lin Mere. The stock consist/ in part of
Boston, Germantown, and Country
YAL3Et-NES,
In WHITE. BLACK. SCARLET,
!•OLFERINO, BP.OWN, PURPLE,
CLOUDED, DRABS. MAGENTA,
au.re, CHINCHILLA,
BLUE DE LION,
HES.CAN AND
AZULINE BLUES
WHOLKAALE PICTEISIS Seillithlt AT EASTITI N
JO;
MACHU!" & CABIASLE,
No. 19 Fifth Street,
HAVE. JUST RECEIVED A SPLLNDID LOT Og
Cluny and inane= Collars,
hamburg Flouncing,
Edgings and ImiertingS,
Polled Muslin,
Marseilles,
Linen Tucked Setts,
Morocco Travelling
Fine Fans, lirecklut s
Elegant Styles nutc / Jewelry.
JUST ILEOFIVE.D. A FULL LiliaOF
Alcuuldre's, Commislces
KID G1..2V .
GAUZE MERINO Milli OMR%
Bradley's Duplex Whine .
AT MANUFACTURER . 11 PRICES
Pliistmrgh Agents for tho ask or
LOOKWOCPS
(10th Lined and All PaitiOlaiss
MACRUM etcaliaßLE,
DIcCANLDEBB itc Co.,
MATZ Wuso.a. Qum & C 0..) .
‘I7IIOLE6AAM SJEALEgap;
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ORTGOOBS
2174 z.. 534. VlTac•Ct .
Crlard house above DiaMO'ad znztacrx,
yet :cid
kiL...1,11t. •: e 7.,
THE BILUWWIEN, NEW rout,
1:2 , 111
Schonsdcker Co.* Philiiteite4444 l
3
I.X.o.S•re . goa
The Estey 6c Clo. dottage &gam
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AMERICAN ORCANr
eM
Ccr.7l,lCL u de tu t ..priotl i _, s ti allgagA, lajqi
parity and quality o.4°Nie.r..FathinlY:ll•lll•LL4l2l=
Tbese lAStrUiilenti have ibr
premium oTar la competitor* lot the:Tsrr e
.Lud Co.nti Fairs. In price4they• atell2 Ira
any others. All warranted for Ave lout.' -
BABB
ate sucet4TllisteatlN.'l'i;
lin:toys"- - _,
160. sosithifiait;eit: _SAO.
JOHN zinatirtiaW
VormUll of so nue stmart,tiss reesrata
No. 166 Smithfield Niece,
Two do m i.bova sixth stnest. wberobabak ix
oam stock 0f 47..4
Pianos, Molodeons,`'Ohanisit
ems In clads of It LOLL sun
n'Tattttsk,Air snanal instransentsrepalSca witb
stawitew ma - cow • sgIV,
GM AND SUMMAR
(ADDrumut we.g. inn ON, MAT I*.)
Convention of tae lithltitera . taint IL*llaiwp:
of immft p o r,sgsty, tally
ohattosts aced Speseettem. • •
A Caner:MOM of the lontembly diseharged
soldiers'. and Bailers , of Allegheny Comity
Was held yesterday morning, at half past ten
O'clock, in City Hall, for - the Inilialeis of • ex
pressing their views on the grat national
queStAtns of the day, mill ter the election of
delegates to attend theltatioruil Soldiers , end
Sailors , Convention, that 0011Venes in this
city on the twenty-Sfth of the, present month.
On motion .OrCOLT.,2I. Bayne, Gen. F
Collier, was made.teruporary Chairman, On
taking the Chesr,AhiS General =Ale abrief ad:
Melts, in whielhafter thanking those present
for thehtnior of _presiding over the delibera
tions of an alseemblage composed of the hon
orably discharged, Soldiers* and Sailors , of
Allegheny Comity, betook occasion to express
his approval-;Of" the course pursued by
the majority in' Congress against the mad
scheme of Andrew Johnson: He was in full
accord with those who called tee Convention
that byte assertible in this city on the twenty
fifth. He felt that the voice of those who had
defended the country in her hone of peril
should be heard now fn ita bebnif. The Con
vention to which they were about to elect del
egates would prove tO be one of the most im
portant Conventions that has overact on this
continent; and if their deliberations were
' charaCterized by goal, sound sense—as he
knew they would be—he had no fears for the
safety of the country.
When the Chairman had concluded, General
James S. Kegley and Captain Harper wore
chosen toned as Vice Presidents in the tempo
rary organization, end Captain N. M. Smith,
Capt. IL te. Monteath, Sergeant Jolts IL Kerr,
Lieutenant W. S. Mc(uue and the reporters or
the Press were appointed to act as Seem
tenet.
On motion of Colonel T.M. Day - ne, a commit
manetwenty was appointed to nome r
t officers, with Capt. F lem in gas
chairman of the committee.
The Chair appointed the following gentle
men to servo on the Committee : Cap; 11. S.
Fleming Chairman; Col. T. AL Bayne, Col. D.
B. Morris, Capt.. J. T. Sample, Gen. Charles
Barnes, William Scandeett, Gen. James S.
Seeley, Capt. ; Lords linger, Col. John Snod
grass, Capt. m. P. Ilerbert, Capt. Paxton,
Col. .1. B. Copeland, Col. Armour, Capt. Wm.
Mays, Capt. S. Harper, W. In. hicCreery, Jesse
[ IL Lippincott, Capt. William Doyle of the
Mwrines.
The Committee withdrew to an adjoining
apartment to perform the labor assigned
them, and In their absence Colonel John A.
Ducks, at the suggestion of Captain W. B.
Cook, came forward and delivered a telling
and patriotic address, which wise greeted by
several hearty rounds of applause. In re
spew. to repeated calls, Gen. Jus. S. Neglov
ascended to the stage Land also made a brief
end characteristic speech, which was inter
rupted by the arrival of the Committee on
Permanent Organization_ The General re
tired, and the Committee submitted the fol
lowing:
President—General A. L. Pearson, Lawrence-
I vine.
• lief Presidents-oth D. IL Morris, Pitt town
ship; Col. .1. B. Copeland, Elizabeth township;
[ Capt. It. 0. Horner, Tarentum; Capt. J. T.
Sample, Sewickley Borough; Col. .las Shafer,
Eighth ward, Pittsburgh; Capt. Wm. Doyle,
U. S. Navy, First ward, Pittsburgh; Lieut. Col.
Robert Monroe, Sixth ward, Pittsburgh; Capt.
Chas. W. McHenry, Fourth ward, Pittsburgh;
John G. Brown, Hampton township; Lieut.
[ John IL Larlmer, Versailles township; Capt.
Matthew Fetter, Birmingham ; 'Lush Parke,
Ohio township; Thos. Linn, Sewickley toe
ship: John U. Bailey, East Deer township;
Will A. White, Scott township; Lieut. S. H.
Perm, Moon township; United States Navy.
(Wet. .1, B. Nutt!, Union township; Capt. Geo.
W. Brown, Liberty township ; i-npt. themes
S. Sloan, Fifth ward, Pittsburgh; Lieut. Wil
liam Gerst, Third ward, Allegheny.
Seerriorira—Ldeattalant William S. McClure,'
Boss township; Serge:tut 1. 11. Kerr, Liberty
township; Captain Norman M. Smith, Liberty
township; Captain E. A. Montooth, Tenth
ward, Pittsburgh; Goyim Si. Irwin, Second
[ ward. Allegheny; Lieutenant E. Torreoec,
Pittsburgh.
A vote being taken the report was acceptant,
and the officers nominated ware declared
elected without a dissenting voice.
Gen. Pearson was then escorted to the chair
and Introduced to the Convention by Gen.
Collier Ina few pertinent remarks.
After than kmg those present for the honor
conferred Upon him, he expressed his our
prise that Inc should be chosen to preside over
the action of an assemblage consisting of so
ninny brave and gallant men who had hew, a
proud record in the history of their country
by their noble and daring deeds on a hundred
battle-Wilds. He said he was not present as a
politician but as a soldier. The Convention
was not a Democratic, Repnialonn or National
Union Convention be said, brit a Convention
of the honorably discharged soldiers and sail-
Ora of Allegheny County, who had fought to
preserve the honor end Integrity of the Union
anti had come together now to devise means
for its preservation. The speaker said
[he was In favor of tiny po li cy that would Inc
' comet tsh this eml. If that advocated by Pres.
•
relent Johnson would do so he was willing to
Ifollow him him throughout Ids electioneering
tour. Ile wodhl cheer as heartily ot
his most ardent admirers ad he li s tened
to bas harangues—he would never drink
with him. tint niter reviewing the President's
pollee in all its Vitriolus bearings he felt Kira
that It was not the policy to save the country '
and the restoration of the Union on a sound
basis. He behoved the only way to restore the
country was to note the way they had shot as
advised by the noble Geary. They baa shot '
Southward with Weir musketa, and conquer
ed the enemy, and now they must direct the
shot of their ballots the same way, If they
would have victory. (Cheerli.)
At the conclusion of the gentleman's re
marks, the officers elected took seats upon the
Stage.
Colonel T. M. Bayne moved that a commit
tee of live be tippet:di:a to prepare resolutions.
The motion was adopted., and the chair ap
pointed the following: Col. T. M, Bayne, Sergt.
J. IL Gray, Sergi. Wm. Shore, Lieut. Palmer,
Capt. Wm. Paxton.
The committee retired at the request of the
chair, to preface their report.
Gen. J. S. Negley Mortal that the "Buys In
blue, in each election district, he requested to
I elect three
en delegates to attend the National
Union Convtion, to be held in this city on
the twenty-1111h of the present month. Col.
T. H. Bayne opposed the resolution on the
ground that hi thought it unjust to. exclude
any assn who heal fought in defense Of the old
nag, from participation in the'pruceedings of
the Convention.
Sergeant J. H. Herr, thought as It wins im
possible to accommodate she six or seven
thousand union soldiers of Allegheny County,
within the walls of any structure in the cone
' ty. that there ahould he three elected from
each district to represent their comrades in
the projected Convention on the 25th.
Gen. Negloy accepted the amorultnent con
veyed in the suggestion, and the resolution
was adopted in the following words.
Rereived, That any honorably discharged
soldier or sailor Is entitled to a seat iu title
convention, 'bat - that each district in the coun
ty
them rn order to expedite matters elect three an
rimed to vote and speak ler in the
• national convention.
The Committee on Desolutions then return
ed and submitted the following report:
weenyA By the machinations and in
trigues of p olitical demagogues and impeni
teat rebele, our country_ Is threatened with
anarchy and misrule, If-not with another Well
war; and whereas, It is our desire to avert, if
pOSSibP! the recurrence of the afilictiona
which h ave bowed the nation down for We
past eve years; and whereas, it Is our mther-
et and unalterable belief that the pro.. pies
tor which we fought are endangered
troand like •
ly to be submerged in the whirlel of pas-
igen end prejudice, and love of power that
rule the hour—therefore,
B,,,essed, By the Soldiers and Sailors of Al- '
legbeny county in Mass ConvenUon assem
bled, that such guarantees es may be neces
sary to insure national unity, peace and sta
bility should be Inoirporated into the Consti
tution of the United states, and eonfiding in
the patriotism and 'wisdom of the last Con
gress, we haler* that these en:ls will be so
cured by the adoption of the following amend
,ments prOpMed by th to wit:
“Retetted blithe th em,
n House ef Rspr.en•
Wirer etf the United Slates of mertect, in'arngres.l
assembled, two-Mirds qf both 'louses concur
ring, That the following article is proposed
to the Logislathres of the several States as an
amendment to the Constitution of the Unitod
tates, which, when ratified by tnree-fourths
Of the said Legislatures, shall be valid as s
part of Um Constitution, namely: ''Airriets
Sconces 1. All persons born or naturalized in
the United States. and subject to the jurisaie
lion thereof. are citizens of the United Suites,
and of the State wherein they reside. No
State shall Make or enforce any law which
shall abridge the privilege s and immunities
of the citizens of time Ued States. Nee
shall any State deprive any person of life, Mb.
arty, or property without due process of law,
nor deny to any person within Its jurisdiction
this Ctenal protection cline laws.
"Beaton '2. llOpresentatives shall be appor
tioned among the several States according to
theirrespeetive numbers, counting the whole
number no t psons In each State, excludlng
Indians no taxed, but whenever the right
to vote at any electlOn for electors of Prost.
dent or Vice President, or for United States
ltepreSentativeS .Congrmess,rrociettieveLoagt
junlielaionleers, or trio
. the De
tattoo thereof , is dented to any
Of tbe Male in
habihintsOlsneli State, being; twetity•One years
Of ago, and citizens of the United States, or
in
any
_WM , abridged, except for participation
in rebellion or other crftne, the heals of repro-
sent
io ns therein shall
be,
reduced in the pro
pOrtoln which the number of such male citi
zens shall bear to the whole number of male
witthene twenty-one years of age in that State.
"Salon 3, No person !Mall be a Senator or
kepresentative President , ss, elector of Prost
dmit and Vice or bold any office,
civil or military, under the United States, or
Wider smy State, who, haying Previously Ltd , '
en an Oath tui a member of Congress, or es any
Odle= Of the United Mates, or as a member of
any Stetalagislatme, or as an executive or
gultdl officer of any htatar, to support 'the
titian of the United States, shall have
estgagedinirmurreetton or rebellion mottled
who saute, Or prat:Laid or comfort to • the one-
Mies thereat but "Congresti may by a vote Of
Venditlniti Of ea th Home, remove such 'ales.
t: The Validity of the PUMA itch& of
the United Estatesauttiorlzadha.aw,
including .
debts Ancurrod'ior•-tho.payment• Of 'pensions -
and bounties for soreica - in • sappressin g inset
ireettion robellionoilaill nOt .ImE elleiltlened;
fmt,..nelther-the::llplfed Slates nor - any State
s hames:nap Orlsopenpdebt Or Obligation in-
Otlleild..lW itid-elfineli=ool.lol2, Or rebellion
t thatrultedStates-orr any Claim for the
teen or.enutheipation of any - slave, but all such
O ^ . ho
mid ott That reeoifillg o la )orGCner
el,:John-W
!noM ,. .:;*. a Pere
statestuan;and..•ntr unwavOring; lot; end
thathy xylem' atul..voW we
liiransithellianil,ot: Minion ourrati.64l2V2
and the ~/althlallogrt, lo4fthe
phAs for which wofeught. , :. -, •
, --cilesolnal, - That- the Unittnileprlbliaartiaandb
tlbtoafncCongr'th
and ,
Twenty:Mira Districts; tunatilatolugZillekety
lleservouna
Tha tcoetvo ourlunirtystipixrit. ,
-iirMallonsluultreacherfopilies foeuitoll.tmr.
envy in.blnt rxcedilmt'asrAllif - te"'.
.. • vt_ diliggialETAretar
El!==
Mil
bo. reglieetik to Impeach the Preandent for
C freem aptSamuel_ Harper opposed the amend- -
Meat and said hile no one in the Convention
thought less of the President than he. yet be
thought theantenarntmtimpolitle. The Pros-
Went bad not been guilty of treason—as he
had not waged war On the government of the
United States.
Maier Kegley endeavored to defend the
amexotheat by saying that A.ndrow Johnson
in denying tag loyalty of Congress, was guilty
of treason.
Captainitarper denied that that constituted !
treason, and after a light debate the amend- •
meat mislaid on the table by a unanimous
vote.
General d. 5.
,Negley then moved that the
delegates presimt proceed to the election of
three delegates for each election district in
the comity to attend the National Convention
on the 25th.
t. COL T. M. Bayne in a forcible and argnmen
. wire speech opposed the resolution, Ile was
for admitting any man who wore a blue uni
form during tho war. Ho wanted the soldiers
and sailors to turn out en muse on that occa
sion.
General J. 8. Negley remarked that If such a
policy was adepted It would exclude the del
egates from other parts of the county. The
Convention was not called for the purpose of
cheering for the flag and making bombastic
es, bet to deliberate on the great clues
ms that are now agitating the country, and
to endeavor to devise some measures for its
speedy restondloa.
The matter was finally settled by the pas
sage of the following resolution, offered by
Capt. Samuel Harper:
Resqlved, That the organization of the Hoy - .
In Blue In the various election districts in the
county bo Instructed to select three delegates
to the Convention, and that the names. of thede
elected be reported to the Resident Commit
tee.
On motion, the Chair was Top:stet to
up
point a committee of fifteen to co-operate
with the Resident Committee in making re
parations for the National Convention.
On motion, adjourned.
Criminal Conri
Court opened yesterday morning at ulno
o'clock. with Judges Mellon and Brown on
the bench.
The evidence and arguments in the case of
John Cash and Michael hail, for committing
a rape on the person of Amelia liennewag:riew
Mrs. Cash, having been concluded Thursday
evening, the Jury were charged by Judge
Mellon yesterday morning, after which they
retired, and hr a short time brought in a ver
dict of not guilty on the first coma of the in
dictment which charged them with having
committed a rape, but guilty on the second
count, which charges them with assault and
battery with intent to oommit a rape.
A motion was made by defendnnts counsel
for an arrest of judgment, and new trial
The argument will be hoard on Monday.
Henry yolk, an individual who was tried
at the March term for fornication, was placed
on trial for the larceny of a bat and vela val
ued at night dollars, the property of David
Boyd, of Indiana township. A verdict of guil
ty was returned and the prisoner sentenced
to undergo an imprisonment of one year in
the Western Penitentiary.
Daniel McCain was noxt placed on trial for
assault and battery on oath of William Swear
engen. A verdict of not guilty was returned,
and the prosecutor was directed to pay the
costs.
• .
The next case was that Of John Conway, a
boy fifteen years of ago, charged with steal
ing a lot of iron from Mrs. illvetta Wharton,
of East Birmingham. A plea of gLdlty having
been put in, the Court took into consideration
the tender years of the defendant, and com
mitted him to the IiOUBC of Refuge.
The next case called was that of a father
against a son, the father being seventy years
of age, and the son fifty. The name of the son
is James Wright, and that of his father, Alex
ander Wright. The father sues the son for
larceny as bailee. Ile states that he gave the
son ono hundred dollars in money, and that
when he asked James for it, James told him
to sign a receipt, and he should have the mon
ey the next day. The receipt was signed, but
when the old gentlepum called for the money
per agreement, the young gentleman
denied that he owed him any - thing, and pro
duced the receipt-as evidence. The jury re
turned a verdict of guilty. A motion In ar
rest of Judgment was made, and the argument
will be hoard next Monday.
John Dover° alias John Potts was next plac
ed on trial for having married a Miss
while he had another wife living In the east
ern portion of the State. The Jury returned a
verdict of guilty, and the prisoner was re
mended for sentence.
The next was one of the most singular eases
that has ever been brought before the court.
it was the ease of David Dailey alias David
Bailey, altos Leasure, alias Warmer, charged
with having stolen fourteen head of sheep
from Mr. Battalions°. The prisoner was
brought into court looking more like a will
beast titan a human being. Le had no shirt
on his bath, and his other clothing was In so
dilapidated a condition that he w almost
naked to his waist- ills longue stu ck
k out of
the left corner of his month, and his body
swayed back and forth like a drunken man.
Lie paid no attention to Judge, lawyers, wit
nesses or Jury. but stared around with a I idi
otic stare. ft he is not Insane It is tile best
counterfeit a e have over seen. It was shown
in evidence that iel wan sane and shrewd
enough when he atteannttyl to sell the sheep,
and that he showed no signs of Maundy um I i
after tie hail been placed in the lock op. It
Wen also shown that Ile wan 118 Smart as any
of the prisoners In the Jail, and a very intelli
gent letter written by him while in jail was
shown to the Judges. The jury found a vet
die of guilty, and he wan sentenced to pay - a
line of six anti a-quarter cents, anti undergo
solitary confinement in the penitentiary or
two years. During the sentence he assumed
the same look that he wore during the
trial, and dill not appear to know that he win.
at all concerned in what was going on, or to
appreciate his condition. We were informed
by a gentielnan who saki be knew hint well,
that he w as a West Virginia rebel, and a noto
rions thief. That he lied Luton living lately in
Ihttler county, anti that ho and his partner
had rendered themaidees notorious by the
number of thefts they had committed, princi-
Tally of sheep, buck wheal, and suck artle:es
hat they were both very shrewd, and that it
had heretofore been impossible to bring either
of them to conviction- We are under the im
pression that his lunacy will lei,- Min before
he has been many mouths within oho prison
Frank colomans, a colored boy, was next
brought into Court, a charge of being a meets . -
er of stolen goods having been preferred
against him- The Grand Jury had Ignored
the bill, and ho was discharged by proclama
tion
John Scott, colored, was brought up for as
sault and battery. Bo was taken in the act of
appropriating some horse shoes, and when
arrested by a bystander, he struck the party
attempting to make the arrest a severe blow
on the head with a brick. A verdict of guilty
of assault and battery was rendered, and Its
was sentenced to the penetentiary for ono
year.
James Dunn, placed on trial for assault and
battery on the person of rot Kuiddow, was
found guilty, and remanded for sentence. The
parties live lu the Eighth ward.
James Drown was next placed on trial for
bigamy, the prosecutor being A. Alednizn.
The case was still on trial when the Court ad•
Journed.
Special landau.—Mrs. WlnslOw's Sooth
ing Syrup has bcoome co popular that varion ,
parties have putout articles calling them Mrs
Wlnslow's. Please take notice that the Mrs
Winslow of the Soothing Syrup is not connect
tel with any other article.
EDUCATIONAL.
T. AIL9III6IIN
YOUNG LYDIES' INSTITUTE.
Thla School has Just concluded Its Louth car. Its
11141,111 has been one of prosperity and growth
from the commencement. The tact two years the
dolly arerage attendance haa been morn man two
In/bared, and irony have been refund (or ra ntof
accomaketatlon.
A NEW BUILDING
is now under contract, to be ready for occupancy at
the opening of the Fall Session in kleptember, and
it is hoped that hereafter all can be received as
pupils who apply.
The LllitiAlt Y, &lira ItATUU and CAIIINIcT
are receiving yearly. valuable additions, and the
maltase Is kept steadily In lew, to furnish terry
facitity for a thy rouge course of Instruction.
The Malty consists of four mate and eleven fe
male teachers, all tape rimmed lustruetors In their
several departments.
The School Is fully graded from the Creparstory
department, through . ll/0 entire course of Acadeve
teal and Classical eta lea.
/or particulars and Catalogues, address
I. H. WHITE.
25 West Fourth Street,
PENN ViSTITUTE,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
=I
11.114.E3. M. S. Tb!CIrMIXILIS,
Assisted by a competent corps of professors
No. 25 Hancock Street
The FALL SESSION will e0131MCIIV! Mo DA T
ISeptember 3d. -
y o r circta.", ac., apply.at the esti tote.
autlth2B
FITTSIIIIRGII
Female College,
FALL TEUBI WILL OPEN
• EMIEur.I3IMIECEIZIMIL 4.tb.
Address Airy. I. O. reasmiva.
auI3:WAI
VOCAL LESSONS.
NEWS ANNA M. SHET.B,
Teacher of Vocal Music.
CAEDS AT
C. C. MELLOR V CO.'S,
.numais4 81 WOOD EITILEET
Nips ,
,noirr Amo saw. nom
24, St. Char Street.
' fialietad :itect. 'or farliEtp,
OENVS and CIIIIMILEMII uAITEII3, BAlLMO
jteyg,
.40 .0 ,. which wig be 'old st .LOWEOT
TR101X.5.... apilagod). - • JOLININODGRAI3II.
Es Al. - BAzarni
wt
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HB[erY
tine.psresirektamn"rdons llui afi
untLon,_oa Tenon at
ad
r iltlV!lnur • •
Far - THE QlUEr3lr-Tur quitENl
THE QUEEN OF
HAIR RESTORERS!
NUB. WINSLOW'S QUISEIX IL= NESTOR - EU
le QUEEN, not only' In Nix% 1 ¢lla Tzarina.
Lathe Devi Hair llefterterr ever alrered to
An Infallible orfrroats sad. inueNalfelfe of the
Hair Waal/Scaly applied.
It is no Hair Dye.
It as directly specs the roots of the halt Omni
mg grey her tons original lIA color snestlngPro
mature decay and fe lling out or the hstrl onglittat
in scurf and dandruffy and etirturall humeri of the
sea
It l n.
.111 change dry sad wiry hair is sottisa Into-
Mani tresses.
It imparts s dellsdiUrd Itsgrsnee to the hair.
In snort, If you wish to restore your /intro., to
youth, and relate It through Itfe, use
BSIIISSIAITS QliEBlllAl>s PERO".
rrice 111 pel arta& Bold by an rtrusteht.
R. E., SEWERS 63 CO,
Wholesale Age ts•
IZISM
WWII. BARNHILL & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Nos. 20, 22, 21 and 26 Pens St.
Having secured a large yard. and furnished It with
the most approved machinerl, we are prepared to
manufacture every description of Raters. In the
best manner. and warranted equal to Soy made in
the country. Chimneys. iirecching,ilFire Reda.
Steam Pipes. lamomotive Bailers. Condenser*. Ben
Pant, Tanks. Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling rum
Boller iron, Bridges, Boger Pane; and sole mann
feature. of BABAELLL•B PATENT BOILERS.
Repairing done on the ahortest notice. les:cti
ra - GILAD NEWS FOR THE UN
FORTUNATE.
SELL'S SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are varranted in Pill eases, for (the speedy and per
manent cure o(olldt...es arietng from segue' ex
cesses or YOUTHFUL INDISCMETION, Seminal
Loss. Nighty Emissions and Sensual Dreams. Oen
ital. Physical and Nervous Debility, Impetenee,
(Sleet, liereal Dioceses, as.. as. NO CHANCE
0 FDIET Id NECESSARY. They can b cu re. with
out detection. and never fall to e ff ect a if used
according to Instructions.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price one dollar per box, or six boxes for live dol
lars; also, large boxes, eoutenlng lour
small. Price these dollars.
Fe o roe to six boor. are generally required to
core ordinary eases of Seminal Weakness and Emis
sions, I Isough beuelt Is derived from using a 'legit,
•
Chronic Cases, and particularly when Impo
tence or Genital DeWitt). with kl•rvous Prostra
tion has affected the system,
DELL'S TONIC PILLS
Are ro:ornmended as the most etlleaelons relowloAt
lag and Intlgoratlng remedy In the world.
A package, inlet. tee
dollars, will last a MOnth
and Is generafly snalolent.
tri.mo cases of Debility end imPuterm
Hell's External Remedy,
ice two dollars, suillelent for a month, can he
used to good advantage.
Ores strength to the orga., nd With at
e will rretore them to their no n rmal a cnadltlon.
CAUTION. — The above Remedies have now born
before toe public many years, and their great sue
rssue-
l, in the alleviation of human misery, oar elated
b. cupidity of several parties, who ose the name
• - briccltlc Pills," cope my labels, circular* and ad
v., tipernents, nometioes word for word, and put np
worthless compounds that ille..ppolat the lust ex
pectations of ittepurchaset.
•
ti
c . s . n palth . ..e . p h e e ll , :s t a,nyl n e d ß t e h rz e tog o e: e o;
,ct to
•
DR. JAMES BILYAN,
Consulting Physician.
No. Nl9 Broadway. New York,
you will receive from them. by return
p0..1 pall, and free from obserration.
JOBECII FLEMING, Druggist,
Corner Mat kot and Diamond, Agrnt.
ItuT.,ls,taalrarT Pittanargh,
LADIES.—If you require
rid! slile remedy to r etcure yon, and remove
Irregul•riti., or oestructions.SOF UMI.
Tilt. IlL(T. Every lady knows the slights. Irreg
ularity of nators Is likely to bring on Lteaslache,
Giddiness, Low Spirits, Fainting, ilyaterim, de.:
then the Id Oetli 0f health faileS, the appetite an.,
arid ether symptom. more distressing commence.
as Weakness, spinal Complaint, the Whites. PrO
tarsi, Sr.. Ste, A NEVEU-IYAILINti
ri:l iound In DR. HARVEI • I3 FEMALE
PILLS. Thu experience of :r) years has proved
they hair or s. ,II:11 for remising titistrnetiou. and
Irregulurli l no matter from what I,VIII . they
mdse. They arc safe and sure In every rase. lip
ward- SO.OO Mixes are sold an n gaily, and ne con,
ii.nint id their efficacy ra r e er heard, fur they accom
plish what they ue repriwented 10 do. Buhl Whoa.
r oral a I nine sixty ;Wits. Price one
lilt. It Ait FM' 'S tit PILLS is a remedy
lour degrees stronger than the stove, sad Intended
for sp , ci•l ease s of long man din,. Price One dol.
tars per het,
II 7 ou cannot purehase the rills at your druggist,
they 1. 1l he mint by mall. pool paid , swenrn from oh
seri econ. on receipt bf the money, try Or. .1 All
It AN. Coe/milting Physicist, No. 0111 Broadway,
Sri) I /irk.
Jr re E:1'11 FLEMING, ilruggist, cr Market
end Liismouii, st for Pittsburgh. au orne t...l:eiwsAw
Ig'LAKE SUPERIOR
COPPER MILL AND SMELTING WORKS
PARK, IacCURDY is CO.,
Sloonfa , torersor Phestlaleg. and Bolt
(Yonder. 1't.t.44,1 Copper Bottoms, Rained ledlll 80,
tdta4. oi - teller Solder. Also. Importers and dealt ra
to Itetsla, Tin Platt., Wheel Iron, Win. dn. Con
4lantly oo hand. 'floats.' Machines and Tools.
Wsrebouse, No. 140 Finn? and IMPELS/0 01 LI ST aIItETS,
PltUbargb. /115.c1al orders of Copper eat I. any
desired pattern. myl4tealtdawT
14;8 — PITTSBURGH SAW WORKS,
ousook RD, ASO. & O. Manx:ascot
rers of VAT RN'S' ISHOUNO CIRCULARS, warrant
. CAST nTICF.L DA Wn. of enat - T4eanntPtlOnt
Maley. Cruet—Cat, 11.fi, and all other varieties.
All 01000 of KNIVMeI .4 al . MOS made from
anent Cast Steel:Extra renne REAr !Rand MOW
ING KNIVES. kr. .
erilrW wrchonae and Works, corner Wa.Ten and
rnT 0T11,16,5, ritte , llllll,
Particular attention paid to re-touthing, gum
ming and at rairlitealn taus: Moo, repair*
of sill kinds. Punching and Drilling dune M e rsa •
amiable rules, JeA:33
b" ROBINSON, AEA k CO (Suc—
cessors to ItontasOn. MINES 411 ~
WASHINGTON WORKS,
TOM:Wert. R itschiniste, Pittsburgh,
Msitufacturcrs of Bost End !Stationary Stearn En
gines, Hiss% Engines, Mill Machinery, Gearing
Enallibit, Casting. Of all iisseelptlont: Oil Tank.
a Sans. Boller and Onset iron Work.
GnTA gents for IEITAMI)' PATENT IE4 EETOB
lbr feeding Toilers.
COCBILIR &
Ilannfacturers of Iron Vanlts and Vaal
Doors, iron Railing. Window abutters, Window
liltlards. So., Nos. II beeend and eit Thirst street,
between Wood and Market, have on Nand • tarty'
ty of new patterns, fancy and plain, satiable for all
D' isT7 . 7;tlettlar attention paid to enclosing Grave
Lots. Jonoina done at short 1101.1 c, bbiiy
- " . --- *MARIIIA(E AND CELIBACY,
an Essay of Warningand InstraCtlOn for
Young Men. Also. Mee... and •bunes trlaleln pros
trate the • Ital powers. with meansoLsure relief
Sent treo al charm., !is sea ell letter envffnpes. Ad
dreg, 1)5..1. t: I LI.I la 110170 LEVIN, limrard AC
-6.111.100. Phllattelphla Pa. auttl:llo3attaT
BOOTS AND SHOES
IIGHT-ROPE WALKLITG
TERRIBLE WAS THE FALL OF
Boots and Shoes,
At No. 87 Market Street, Yesterday.
WHY IS THIS HE GOODS ASI AMINO?
The proprietor of No. at Market street has re
duced Ms prices TWENTY eiCit CENT. for thirty
days, to order to sell out immediately a largeatri
or eu comer (Goode to make room for rail and W i nter
/loud.. (GREAT BANC AJAR ARK ()PEENED for
TIIITY CATO. troy stock is large. All tan be
suited. Crowds atecoming already. Come Boon
Rod get bargalns. A large lot of UAW* fine-CAE
ots selling very low,
We also beg to acquaint the palate that we manu
facture Cent's trot clam, flue Calf itoOte to order
hoe dollar And tlity rents lower than any other
use In the city. We also At op last. to at the feet
' fVet!”Pilrs a J " tt z e ' N,l,,TerottartlenorwetrVirtgatiTutl:
guttingfit, for we warrant • perfect at. mid at the
eases time perfectly comfortable.
Ladies' Centre. lielmorals, Roots and Elippers of
order; lltewlso Panes
l ' .7to " KlVlt r tp .l e ' no r Cto m t ,' Jj . tor, mWe to ardor.
atria " W. O. MAIIAFINKY, liarket st.
-
BOOTS AND 8110/ES.
CI. ClJr.r4ll7
92 FEDERAL ST. 92 FEDERAL ST.
Prices Marked Down.
li mat Borg.bn to no contained. A roll .2011.1111,
orrrythlog In . the Boot, Shoe and (tatter 11..
A good lit, good goods and low prices. at
MoCLINTOC . K.'S,
92 Federal St., Allegheny.
au=
A LARGE AND MESS ARRIVAL
S(11111 KB BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS
Just rev:lived, and wIO be 00111 AL pa YER.T. LOW
EST MOM, caber Wholesale or gatiOl. •
(ME 110 A CALL Alava& l'oucuaemi,
wucus.
J. Q. & W. t. BORLAND,
No. se Market street. 24 4or from Plttu St
00510
poll GENTA _
FIRE pALF , acd
FOR Le mze m —ruu.9l2ollll::74, h ,"
011100:1C 1 D DOM'S anagles, "Air ''''" •
iiitteitierges end vatted, teetieftetared e
tar city sales; otbestntatertelotelteit urett l aen
LTV A : t tilit= 6"ll)ll""-P°11141"l
• . W. 17.11tittitiiitit0. 1.
.u 2
coor:a r;inanna;., :,.'..... - .A..?..4on.ll:?ligtansul.
G.
,rIPWRI v(al." , f DUO,
.:.. , 7i6taisiiiirsiiisiiioiik.livy , ;:-. ,1
.`:!..
1317.)Vile.pitOES:;f:rafilTERP,
' • iirii:4 - ipolohiti 01.y:mieTgbiny.
Repairing piomPtly eßeetriednn the 'Largest no
tice. telttaz ,
......_, •
,_ _. . . .
VOll SALE.—No. 1. 'Farm of 400
wren, Fairfield township. Westmoreland comi
ty. Ps-. about 7 miles south or the PA Itailroad, at
_bailout Station, and CO reties front the clty. Tire
improvement* axe: First, a two-story atone dwell
ing With seven names; alone thring booth. c. r . la g e
honer. corn crib anti a stand barn 43 by 18 feet; a
rams stable add Kronur. and the best of water at
the door. itocond, a large frame dwelling with 7
Too.. and • kitchen, a large stone coring house,
tithe oven corn crib, wagon shed, alardebewed log
barn. Third, .frame tenement house, with a good
stable. fourth, a two-story hewed log house and
barn. The feneingtirglmerally good, large mead
ows. Of the best timothy azol clover; er - abundance I
oflimeadolth and colt tome the farm: a young and
old apple orettard at each dwelling; aCO three clear
ed. the residue In good timber, such as white. red,
bleak and rock oak. sugar. beeeh, poplththd locusts
The soil is good pniduelnir the very best or b+ cf
aU Undo of grain; would =mite a No. I stock farm.
and will be gold low . Posscesion on the first day of
October, WA.
No. 2. Farm of 53 nerve. situated in Chanters
township, Allegheny genet?, Pa., shoot ON, roller
from the city, tie. the tine of the Ott übenville It.
lt,and within one-1141mile of a otation• 20 aeres of
the be of creek bottom land, nod in. a high state of
cultivation; 22 acres of wood land and 'mature. The
fanciest/ generally good. The soil is No. 1, and
well `teamadarr gardening. The attention of those
wishing ark in the business will call at once
and secure a good bargain, no this is a rare chance.
!ha. 3. Farm of 89 acres,situate in Elizabeth
township. Allegheny count'' , re., on the 310000 '
The
nnout one mtle from the Borou of
Elizabeth. The soil le of the best duality. The gh
Im
provements are s farm 00.0 with 51X11 . 0009. 0 good
barn nod other oqt buildings; feneltis good; about
„to acres aeon'. Churches, seboBis and mills very
convenient. Possession Immediately,
No. 4. Also, the best Farm In Elizabeth township,
containing about 90 acres' lying on the Stheonga
bele river Immediately bolnw Lock N.. a, on which
la erected • large two-story belch dwelling, one leg
*l2O one frame ban c bar n, cons crib, wagon shed,
helot spring house, granry, work shop, rte.; moo. t
ao mores of she above la a rei a t gamin! Herr bottom: the
balance being Limestone land and underlaid with
coal, and about NO three of limestone. There are
two orchard. of sppie trees, I o good bearing condi
lion; peace pear, plum trees end grape vines, to.
Tn. land is well adapted for gardening purposes,
being a snort distance from the thriving borough
of Elithbeth, cresting n market It Immo for all the
prodeets. The property will be sold cheap and on
reasonable terms.
Oil
No. I. A Farm of 158 acres in Elizabeth township,
Allegheny county, Pa., near the Youghiogheny riv
er. The Improvements are a lowed log house. a
barn, stable and other out-buildings; fencing gen
erally good; well watered; iii acres clamed; veins of
limestone, the under vein about ill feet thick; the
upper vein about 4.1 i feet very convenient to the
river. lOU well tlmbeted with the best white oak
and black walnut timber. Price 800 per acre.
No. 6. A. Farm of 216 acres, situate In Plum
township. Allegheny county, Pa. The Improve
ment, area two story frame house, with six rooms
and kitchen; a large bank barn, 60 by 10, and other
outbuildings; good orchard; 175 acres cleared and In
a good Mato of cultivation. The land Is of beet
quality, ell adapted for grain or stock, and Is all
underlaid w with coal; very large amount of locust
timber. P ssssss lon given Immediately. Conven
ient to churches, schools, millss.. ac.
No. 7. A Farm of 90 ecreo, situated In Elizabeth
township, Allegheny count,. Pa. o bout one mile
from Lock No. •no BlonOngattela river. Improve
ment. are One frame house, with Ove room.. barn,
spring house and other outbullolugs. The land Is of
the beet quality. .r.e above will be sold at scry
low figures.
Persons wanting any of the above Real Emote w1:1
biome call on Ct. H. TOWR.
se1:161 Heal Emile Agent, 161 Fourth street.
Uousrs AND LOTS IN MASS
YIELD ROIL 'SALE.
E. C. WHITE, heal Aucut, will olTer
aula at Auction,
September Nth, 1680, at 10 O'clock a. m.,
lo the village of Mangleld, on the respective nivel
I.es,
Three Very Desirable bones & Lois.
trP•ra7.`6". Pt d
t Ith,:4°.= c .
az.l.,%T.:^&thl%rtraM
Rail road.
•• • .
We will aim otter some TWESI't V ACAS I'
LOTS, In the same tillage. and at the satn.• time.
For particulars inquire of E. C. W HITE. heal Ita
tato Agent, Mansfield, or to ISATNE bIIAFEIt,
AttOrneys, No. 105 Fifth street, rlttsburglt.
K5:143
WEST END RESIDENCE
A double two-story Brick Ito °Mug of ten itwin..
set h stable and carriage house: ireeup)li.g haud•
soniely located lot 102 fly 13 , . The 101 ribouud, 1.1
shade and fruit trees slid shrubbery, and II i• is
borhood is one of the west de , lealile In th e ti too
cities.
Apply to
MEET=
A Terrible Fall.
and Bolittorals,
3E' C>l.l. 618x..30,
I=l
B. S. BRYAN.
Broker to St.. .arid Real Estate.
57 Fourth rt.. (Burt r• I , Itulldlag. l
FOR SALE,
A First-Class Business Stand
The stock, Ilttures, Good Will. Steno House,
Dwelling and lone Lot to Sewickley, Cush sales
6.3.003 a month. i`osmeaslon given Immediately.
till small Llonses and Lot, very cheap.
St rural Lott et Edgeworth Stitlon. (rem one to
nye acres In each. Apply to
JAMES T. SAMPLE,
I=
j. NO.pt• V KW' L. . .11;.
ors! LOTS!!
Do you wish Insecure a Building Ida, pe ••ant.y
sltuated at thei forks of the road In the 11nrongh of
Lawrenceville, and the room destrealde Lots now In
the maraett They front on the ran and onldherty
streets, and ltdn tor property of Thomas Howard,
Fam., and will he ,Itypossd of nn llbrrs.l terms.
Title perfcc:.
Appl, at ter Dral Entate a l t lusurauee ()ince of
G. S. DATES,
Aciar Butler street., Lawrenceville.
I ARGE COAL PROPERTY FOR
'Al.E—t:cutalna Sid Urea, 13 of which is ear
leeand firer front, with excellent loading, very
, wider. The worts ate now in successful one
ratios, renal:Wing of la tenties, :4 Pit 7 nat..
/I Loud's, Sc. Ti e railroad from river en pit month
is We tn. T rail: about one-half a male of the
entry drive. The work. le reliable of turning 01
0,.10 to 4.000 husbels of coal per day. dituate
on the Ileaundaltela river, near I.lmoLown. 1
ts d••rlledly the best and cheat." , teal work..fli"e
el for •ale. Call aua •ee lb. plat at the oiler of
a. bIeLALN ,S
eci 12 - 2 Fourth strut,
SPLENDID RESIDENCE
FOR 13426.1.41E1.
Shwa,: on ti
line of Pa...ger Railway, fa ale.'
Zit, mile. from town. lilt nouee irge, nen
commodious, and provided with modern improi -
manta, attached le a One garden with ()Mil, .a
TOT particular, apply to
.1. Lill/EMI° 4.ET,...N.
11 rout fleet.
ming
VALUABLE. FARM FOR SALE.-
A Penn. containing about ICA acre., near the
six Mile Perry, on the MononitalteLariver‘fin which
is erected a ovo- story Brick Mansion tiollie and
artrn.anqother out-buildings. Also, several other
tonne, located In Alleghenyan d Westruonc
iC.) sore/. Coal
and Llme Farms for sale on the hteubenville Boli
via.' and Monongahela river. For further particu
lars enquire of WILLIAM. WARD,
(Opposite the eatbedral,)
110 Grant street.
JOHN D. BAILEY,
Steak and Real Estate Broker.
VOll Ambrotype
Gal
lery, occupy lup ono of the best location. In the
city, mut haying a goal run of custom. Immediate
Oossessloo can 6C6ITC.
JOON U. IcAILET, No. ICC Fourth street,
Or, E. C. ILEASS,
anal lee. C Sill's Block. I uquesne Way.
14`011 SALE-33 acres Coal and
Surface, situate on Ca'caption's Run. 7 adios from
Pittsburgh, abd midway be oreen Mangle . d and the
Steubenville turnglke. lhe surface Is under good
good MAI r Inept 3 acre. of timber. Fratuo
House and Log liar..
JOlll.l 1). BAILEY,
stock sod Real Estate Broker.
10.12rostrtlt street
}`OR SALE.-113 acres of good
tillable laud, all level and under a high state of
euldeation: •UD acres cleared and east be worked by
amobtng inarblne. Large tw•wtory frame house
sad large frame barn. Uwd orchard of all kinds of
fruit. Th. place Is wail watered with never failing
aprings. Ismail well at the door. hltuate ono mile
troth blew ltrlghtsin t adjoining no borough line of
Iletoern. The p ace le anderlald with n3l feet
Tata of good bituminous coal. ander which la a Yalu
of Ono lire clay, from 10 to IS feet., hontlog ou the
Deaver nycr. JUlks It. LIAILEY.
lope
( .101UNTUT RESIIiENCE ON MT.
AISHiNGTON EDE nILI.E.--Over en acre of
ground, on which 13 a reams Cottage Moose, con
taining 19 rooms, cellar and 3 wide halls: a wood
.4..1 house, stable I,t• stories high, with bang
eallar for eow stable, and chicken house; large cis
tern at house, als• at ttable; good well which never
contains less than 10 to L. feet of • ater. The
grounds are planted in fruit trees vines nod small
fruit, and aru .rrenridcd on thine sides by wide
streets. The locality is ono of tin most quiet re
tired nod healthy In lbe county, sod y_ct within n 1
minutes' wait of the city post office. rossession, if
required, could be given at shirt tIOLICO. Alm, ta
rsus lots Denting on Uinta Union and liertke sta.,
above horoogh. 101111 1). BAILEY.
Stock and Real Estate Broker,
enZi No. lot Fourth Street.
VOR SALE-110 acre* or Land,
only 1 tones from the city, on the Nobiestoo
flank lioad, wituin 10 minutue` walk of llroadlleall
Illation, on the Pittsburg hand Stouben. lile Itall
road. The land Is beantlfally shunted for country
residencee and for bounty of iennery cannot be
I
imrpmsed n Allegheny coot.), The formation of
the hill. 1. ouch that by any conceivable division
Into lot., each would hash haadvantage of th e
iscriery. 13AILEY,
Stock and Real I.:lstate Broker. v
aunt No. NO rim rill 'divot. •
of the molt
'beautiful location., for • Country Iteeldeuee In
the comely; situated a miles from the city. on the
Pittsburgh aad Coluteltsville italtread.
withoeta-
Oun at the place. It cantatas a acres the upper
half algae ground, iiitaded with Forres t trees; the
remainder sloping to tbe railroad, The plate Is well
watered with two or more strong noising springs,
with nattlelent tall to toren water to a height of
feel. .11.)1111 Is. BAILEY.
stock.nridlielt Estate rirOkor.
102 Fourth otrect
COAL, COKE, &c
r lorit I COAL COAL, t; r
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
Hering removed thou billeo to
WO. eile7 Xallaorty - street.
(Utely City flour MW) SECOND FLUOII,
. 14 ,0 hingheny
A"
n rigrfl coal. s Latit
At the loWeeelgetket pine.
si r Ali seder. left - esthete omevr or nthlreteeti to
thenithrongli tbomoll,leill W attended to promptly.
terfarr.
aMn9dl4 13 ne ..Ic1S 1t1u IZ . e . r S s
b o r f
Eg AT
rl3g TEtbN.
3 A III - IN S G. CIf O W
1 % "
No. ittl.WATlfit bTIIZET (up ttan)
Pittalmo , Pa. WV
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EVERSON, PRESTON & •CO.,
COARLES 11,.ARMEITRONG •
P EX:XS-Fib i'4.411.1
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Y64E46111 itild'OonnellFMlleooal rre,43. - N• .Wcoilraacs,
An_
YanelictdreraoG
Pint li4e oat
'.°1141311.-iil4"Ciid i th ' UllANl C° k e• . 1"""*"P Noe. 9.4tiel„b. ra. 4 jeitlta "
.. .
, ~ .. .,...I.lltPleg AND gAIIO. Alonorsab2l9lm,
Cotber ogllnUer MIA MortoutAirst yard.ou Liberty !..1 SEVERANCE, MI6 .58 WATER
and Clymer streets,' Ninth ward, nod on tiooopd 14.7. STP.F.I3,T. Pitieburgh luanuacturerotßOlLlM
'street, beer Leek No. 1, Pittsburgh, Pe- NIVETB,W.ISOUGHT tSP chmtuoo sod railroad
Paballies and Manufacturers aLppiledWith tho of story deseription.
beet *allele of ()oat or Cote at the - lowest cash rates. Partl i clar stood or shaped Spikes valid ts, Legs
9rderi left at my of the yards will receive prompt arm teuttle to °Nast. short - notice. good as
attalltloll. lzuwamil women canstiatly on tout.
iIIERICLIN IRON WORKS.
JONES & LATIORIES,
.M.X70M13. 131 :M LC51-33,
ILINCIFACITIILtItS Or
AMERICAN AND CLAIR
Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron;
Bridge Iron;
Angle and T Iron;
Guard Iron;
Coal Screen Iron;
T Rai114,16 and 20 lbs. to the) and
Train Halls, punched and coun-
ter sunk;
Boiler, Bridge aid Tank Rivets
Cut Nalls'and Spikes;
Ship and Boat Spikes;
Railroad Spikes;
Railroad Fish Rat's and Bolts;
Railroad Car Wheels and Axles;
Street Car Wheels ;tril Axles;
Coal-Pit Car Wheels and Axles;
Patent Cold Rolled Shafting;
Patent Cold Rolled Piston Rods;
Mower and Reaper Bars.
AREILOUSE AS ~FFICF,
120 Water and 15S Front Sts.
LUNCH HOUIM
Nos. 22,21 and 26 River St.,
Jet ;el5 CHICAGO,
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
LLOYD & BLACK,
ixtracyrulue OP
Rest Common, Relined Charcoal
IYD
Junia,ta, Bloom Iron.
HERODANT BAR, ROUND and SQUARE IRON.
HOOP, BAND. T and ANGLE IRON.
BOILER PLATE and SHEET IRON.
MOWER ant REAPER BARS.
CYLINDER and GUARD OR FINGER IRON.
SMALL T RAILS, 9 and 10 lbs. to the yard.
WHO UtillT CIIAI Its and SPIKES for sante.
PLAT RAILS, Punched end Countersank.
COAL SCREEN IRON.
NAILS and SPIKES.
Warehouse, No. 88 Water and No. 0 Market att.
Works. Second street, Elghth Ward, adjoining
City Gas Works, Pittsburgh. •niii4
DUQUESNE IRON AND STEEL WORKS.
HAILMAN, RASH & CO.,
Iron, Nails, Springs, Axles,
PLOUGH. SPRING AND A. B. STEEL, AC.,
EZ=
N cx. 77 VIZT.mt , Or /Six-oat,
PITTSBURGH
ARSENAL GLASS WORKS.
MODES & CO.,
I=l
BLACK AND GREEN GLASSWARE
Druggists , Ware, Bottles,
DEMIJOHNS, CARBOYS, &C.
Works and Office, Lawrenceville, Pa.
itricn ArMitass, PITITOUBI4I.I, FA.
Alnays on hand, ltinsavrare of the above Jo scrip
lion. nil orde, promptly attended to.
Particular attention paid to ',rival. Mould,
e,.J,:11.t
UTILITY WORKS
McLEAN & SLATOR,
No. s 3 Liberty St., opposite Fourth
11 ANL: FACTI, SUS or
CABOET MAKFAS" H . AR.DyVip,E,
-
I he, L1541..e of iron Bed..lead and Pi% o
t.tors. Porcelain. Bedstead and Pivot Castors.
11...1,t0a0 Ya.L Ong", ntops for Extension Tables
an. 1 Net Sialms mataafacture and have constautl:
Lan.l6 huh b Latch". Spring Latches., li'Lean'
tiolotn nupporter, 2'L n' Eccentric tntsl
Button, 1.; unity shutter and Batt Hinges, Urind
o Ilanglnga. n... 1 1 rous, na.alt Weights.
LIPPINCOTT &
No. 118 Water Street,
II ANI2 V' ACTUSIBILS or
I'A I'EN I,l[OllN
I=l
=I
CI RC ULA It, 11 CLAY.
RILL A„ND CROSS-CUT
ta; 11. NAT .
MIZZI
W. 111111110 W JAR. 11. 11/111Nli
031 ARA BOILER WORKS•
BORROW & BARNHILL,
=I
Steam Hollers, Oil Stills, Agitators, Tanks
Salt Pans, Gasometers, Wrought
Iron Bridges, Sheet Iron
Work, dm., Am.,
CORNER LIBERTY AND SECOND STS.
PITTSBURGH, P.l.
eGrILErAIILLNO DONE PECOMPTL Y. rro2I:IYM
W. K. 11•011,11.5..... A. FISIIKIL C. T. 01.0.1.1
AMERICAN MACMNE °IRKS
FISHER, GRA TE AM & CO.,
Engine Builders and Machinists,
r=l
Oil Engines, Oil Tools,
And everythingneeeneary for Boring Oil Wells.
Pnrtiontar attention paid to Fitting up nlthillug
Pulley. Hangers, &o.
Harlon Avenue, near Ft. W. & C. R. It.
AU3.eg,.7aaxLy, P,E,...
ILEVAIILINO DUNE ruomvp,
INDUSTRIAL IVOIIRS.
IIL•ON N. DOLL...JAM. RZLSON...IIIINIT.II ORR.
HUGH M. SOLE & CO..
FOUNDERS, ENGINE BUILDERS AND MA
CHINISTS: Marmrxturers of LTEAMROAT EN
GINES, OIL WELL ENGINES, LOCOMOTIVE/I
for Coal Works, all hinds of L•nd and Marine EN
DIN ES,ulade to order.
From the well earned reputation of the Manager,
Mr. JAMES NELSON, we hope to secure Itberal
share of patronage from Steamboat builders and
th
do
wanting good machinery. Our aim will lee to
do all work in the best manner torn lair compensa ,
Goa, and to du It in the time we say. All kinds of
CASTINGS made to order. Repairing Machinery
promptly attended-to. We can turn a Shaft 35 feet
long, and bore or tuns a Polley S 3 feet diameter.
gUrShopDuquesne Way, near the Point.
Third
foundry un Third Greet, near /ilarkst, Pittsburgh,
Pa. apitnnnti
ID. S.&YLOR, 1•IC&% R. 8.
PrTIBBIDIGH BOLT COMPANY.
WE ARE PREPARED to wake
all kinds of Dolts, from X to i Inches In dlam•
JOINT BOLTS, CAB BOLTS,
PLOW BOLTS, CAHILLAGE BOLTS.
BUILDING BOLTS, FOUNDATION BOLTS,
SPLICE BOLTS. BEI SCREWS,
NUT WASHERS, Bn., 8,
Cbruor Morton and Itutlrr Sta., Ninth Ward. Or
don lett at Fort I'ltt Foundry.
General stoolsmotollnit promptly attemlod to.
.17 1) : 01
pETROLIA MACHINE WORKS.
Et. S. X.a33‘0.13."2".
Nn. 32 Otdo Ntreet.AUerghe..l/ ,
IM=ll=l
IMPIIOV V.'S/ BORiNG - TOOLS. AND TUTU ttSS
USED /hi ISLNKLNO OIL AND SALT WELI.2I.
Particular attention Invited to IdS Valuated
proven:lents In Jan and Joints, made of Junlatte,
U.S.,nd Low Moor iron, to standard alma, and
numbered, so that parts can be ordemd by malt at
telegraph, and found a periect At at all taw..
C also furnish roper, Ling, to,tls, Sr., WI
those who May wish It. kogines and machine wullt
Made to Order. Orders by mall prumlly atteonett to
lam prepared to grout licenses to other 'mood.'
turem for them Improvements on liberal terms. 80.
Allegneny r. U.
je.moa
BLACK DWIOND
RSITMMILILI Ii7I7OIEILJCA3,
PITTISBUIttatt, PA,
FARR, BROMMIIII ar.
Slanntacturcre
ttICBT QUALITY REFINED (),T wrze.L.
so. o , gm and Octagon, or all Altus. Warrant.
equal to au polled or matturoctnrc.l this coon
try.
4/Cid - Odlec warthoudd, No. leg .1161. lint, an
and =Second Wont.. 1 Ittabaratt. 1141111,41
r. natan YR. MILL 1111 I•
I'IUQUESNE /MI WEST POINT
[ N BOWIES, PITTtiIIUI2OII, Penns, man
nfacthre,all deems eV-Priming., vlav liteamoost
Iniafta,Cranks, Irlaton Hods,. Levers, Pitman Jaws
and Wrists; also, Hansom] Axles, Locomotive
Frames, and_4ll shape Work. Theunderslg Jed
having been for many Tears engaged In the'llsosi nen
are prepared to furnish all orders entrusted to
them with promptness and 4.typsteli.
tlll:fhl• JO6. p. StAlllll &
MAO. 11{171.11 W.ll. Y. lIOLLitAiI
LA BELLE STEEL WORKS.
EtSEMMES. cti CM>.
Rolling Mill Co,tiugs
Engine Caatinga,
Machine Caatlngs,
Gcncral Castings,
ORDERS SOLICITED
1,16.h0S
an mat. ore:els/. raurliand,
REUBEN MILLER,
GEO. IV. BABE, SAADI. DUFF,
00AS. rAIUEIN.
ORESOENT STEII WORKS.
MILLER, BARB & PARHIN,
BANtrrAcrunrnB Or
BEST (MAIM CAST STEEL.
Warranted Equal, to any to the Markel
either Imported or of Domestic
Elortoraeture.
SPECIAL. ATTENTION PAID TO FINE CAST
AND DIE STEEL.
Moe, 38 Wood Street,
IN BT. CHABLIS HOTEL BUILDING ,
rISTSBUT.OII. nos 18th, Hot. tett:do
pITTSBURGH STEEL WORii
ANDERSON, COOK /a CO.,
ISLICCESSOBB TO JONES. BOYD A C0..1
Manufacturers of tb best rellned Cast Melt, Square,
Vtat and Octag of anal:es, Ram Plates, Doe, For)
and Oheet Cast on
Steel, Cast oteel for
REAPING AND MOWING MACIIINbIi,
STEETPILOW WINOS, OPRINGS,A.XLES
CIREULAttOt, BC.
Cast and Common Plough and Spring Steel,
Odloe—C above
of Fleetl:man and licessstreeta, two bloc :a
the MgeLela noose.
se77:dy
nE .
FORT PITT FOUNDRY.
CiIABLES LAP NEPHEW'S
HEAVY ORDNANCE,
AND ALL KINDB OF HEAVY CABTINOB.
hpecial attention Bald to ROLLING MILL Wt./Ith e
BLAST HACHINANY and Elrruivni.
REPAIRS attended to promptly.
At heretofore, the beet materials will always bo
ased at this Foundry. . . .
Haring dlidlosed of out old patterns. we Are pre
pared, with NSW AND 1111 . 1toVED 111..Lern S. coo
drueted wader the pt Lion of Mr, ERNEST, to
furnish NAIL MACHINES et ehortnotleo._
AC0N.A........1011N ALLEN.. ...... JAB. L. It'itHE..
VALLEY STOVE IVOltikS.
ALLEN, M'KEE & CO.,
Wllee and Warehouse :301 Liberty Street
opposite Smith/114d,
ilaunfactores a iciest varlety of COOK, CAUL ' OIt
and HEATING brill!' En, among which are the cel
ebrated Allegheny and Monitor Cord Cooking
Moves; also, the Autocrat and !Sentinel for coal or
wood. rant the unrivalled War of the Empire. fur
Lwood; also, Arches, Orates, endenk, tingar Kettlea,
ug trona and Hollow War generally. rahlt
MIADZIST..- ...W. VANKIAN. J. I. IMADLIT
ARTNA STOVE WORKS.
A. BRADLEY & CO.
Manufacture every variety Of
COOK, PARLOR AND RENTING STOVESP
Among which are the celebrated EI:YREKA, TROPIC/
and TAJ_II3IIIAN (Coal Stoves;) P031.A., VET
ERAN and IRONIRDE.I3 (Wood Coot stores.) Also
manufacture
GRATES, GRATE FRONTS, 21re.
Onice and Warehouse. corner of Second and Woe:.
streets, Pittsburgh. Entrance on Second streets,
a 4 :WV
PITTSBURGH IRON WORKS.
J. PAINTER & SONS.
MANCIVACTUILZIIS Olf
Iron Bucket, Tub and Trunk
HOOPS AND KITFMTS,
ft 1G:t139 PITT9IIOTWIA• PA.
143iWICIelleirAsi:01 , 3af
EwING of every description,
executed with neatasea and dispatch. Oc the
celebrated
WHEELER & WILSON
L CA-STITCH. JAICHIXES,
A t the.N tror ftwlog Booms,
au:s No. ta 7 FIFTH STREET.
MEM
THE "WHEELER dc WILSON , '
SEWING MACHINE
THE "WEIEELEIt & IIVIL80111”
SEWING MACHINE
THE MOST SIMPLE, at 27 FIFTH STREET.
I'OE "WHEELER & WILSON' ,
SEWING MACHINE
THE BEST. at 27 FIFTH STREET.
THE "WHEELER & WILSON"
THE ONLY FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
AT 27 FIFTH. ST.. PITTSBURGH, FA
WM. SUMNER & CO
,CS
THE
BARTLETT
Sewing Machine,
Pronounced hy all who have seen Mlle simplest
mchine now before the public.
It Is as effective and durable as it is simple. And
as practical as It Is durable. It has butt° be seep to
be admix
ed. and need to be appreciated. It corn
bLues the elementsof a
Perfect Practical rflachine,
And is offered at a price within the range of nearly
e ry family I. the land.
Tle only licensed machine In tho 'United States
licensed to use the WIHILE:I.Kit it
—the best and only relined° Feed over constructed.
Agilf - dAJAYI3AIIIN WANTED.
3111111/CF7RIr eel MiCIOCIPITWOES
Wholesale Agents,
No. OS Fifth St., Pittsburgh, PU
=3
IMEED
• 1122
NEW PATTERNS
ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS,
IMPORTED BY
BIePARLAND & COLLINS.
Wo hart nomiAndlon in Now York, per A.M.
Marathon, the anti nreleal of oar ImPortaLtort for
Fall of
CROSBY'S CELEBRATED
Tapestry and Body Brussels Carpe
We bete soled-eft the pattern., With greet Care
eapresaly toe oar city tenth!, sat. Otte? onto
tomero styles that Orlin to be toned elsewheze
and the Lowesm wit° Ar.e. ruiCEB of the No -
York and Boston marke . •
WIiABLAND & COLISIII
Iy7: 71 and 73 FIFTH BTICRET.
cCALLLUDI lIILOMIEII9, No. SO
/XL FOURTH STMET. we have on halals • very
tupvrlor Stock 01
C74I6.IELPM7C-I.ININGV.
U‘Olte-111VITITZWZ:1171atintrLiro*Mt •
Li (cot wide.
BUN() AND TABLE COVEBB--EverT Md. I.
use,.
11EARTI1 ducat go.lity to Oa
10w444 priced.
CANTON MATTING, COCON AND .MANILLA
MATTINGeI, Ite.
ap4 ronnorii W. D. 68. McCallum
NEW OPEAA HOUSE
HI, A rrEit oks S. at o'clock. Brst time a 114
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EVIIN I
Tom,: sIMIC
1119 S LUCtI f LE WESTEDLN,
Irk her Froii CPCCla.iy,
EA.sst LYNNE, OR TAE ^l'l7.,rEr.VT.
With I 1...4 Of annual t-J.t,cllttace
OrinViSIBITHiGR THEATZIE
. .
? .. 4 . , U5T,.11 XI, lioN4ox
kl ravpl Alterpcoa reek.
1 1A-N1)1' A,2: .
I.aat night of the CarAgela)aut ot tan great tragic
');i4 . treas.
33113.4034C.A. ATTALL1...11312:11.,
ho will appear a.. Dacha. of Maio and ...so.): A
LID) (Saturday) EV F2 , l:a 11, a , 11l
tq To conoludo with
JOAN 1.)) , A.lll, MAID elf 01).LEA NS
MOMisT, ETTIE as 140 1. , ..1,1(L,•1.
.
ACADEU e)E . ?resit,
th.
y • . M
N. U.
1 :17 1 rifi
Lad night of the ettgagetneet
MISS .4...VNETTE INCE,
f trilliont sucters of wi l p ,.! uon:::.. mAity
9 ;AUR DAY EVENLNG, Sep,. • t . •. ,
e for
toe last tlme, Nl9 'a , ,L s .r
MANY QUEEN to. at vi >.
iary ,tuart. t o /1.1,210LiC014. Au - tett* toe,.
•
r .t 9:11
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11‘err •
rr;.livaLehome OOa
11J , Jors open quarter I.,eArrn
belore NS
"'TILLEY ARE COMING.
FENTOI-;
EMPIRE MINSTi. rL
And Bra.;pi 0,;-41,„;,
.naLieI.O4CDECMC ,
MONDAY. TZJii.`3I)AY p
I'RIIFEBLE'S VALRIETILES.
W. C. SMYTHE
FILED. ALML..
The InconPatable company of stare in a new and
eplendic progrllll6lc. S at the Race roarer,
the ot Meanly cene., .
he Blank Man with the
[Marl Mg. Tl.e el,rieton Accuser, do., !tn.
_ _
,17 — PROF. BROORkr FILSIIION.A
BLE DANCI NU ACADEMY, IMULUMAEL
Tllll[ll: , ntr.V.T, l'ltts,Urgh, I, now open day *
creel ng.
y,
Cis , -, ersdays and eatur. \
dap, at r. 1.1.; du
at.; and Friday \
at 2 r. Clans, rureday and Erlday
at 7, r. L.
Ali the fashionable ITaltsr., Quadrilles and Co
tillions ,111 taught uderate terms. flease
call at
Oh
Mu:lc acorn ta
s tor ..lreni..ra coataining
tones de. an Dieu
PROFESSIONAL.
B. F. BR • WN,
Local Claim Agent,
E. S. SAN. COM.,
Office, No. 67 Fourth Street,
(SEC)!NL) FLOOR.)
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pensions, Bounties, and Arrear
of Pay Promptly Collected.
No charge made until chilies are settled, and then
but a mode. ate ice. latn:bn
L. B. LEVDSA V,
Office, 6313°3 . 1c Street, Allegheny
tips Clsl lat,:ntlon Ln to Ora,. In; Leaacb
end utila_r_irg al s.
• '
All upiler.....mfi Intruatvd Ik , scll: rixvlVe cart
NI nll/1 pro.Tq.l all el: tl u. Jea,
JOHN IV. LOH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MEM
DR. E. DONNEI.I.I*,
Office, Sixth and Grant Streets,
9s' j.eclal at t,ation g ea to all cases requiring
burgleal opera t.on joV.:dis
U. C. J. C. ICCOMII.7.
ILICKELELL & NeCOMBS,
ATTORNEYS D., GOUNSELLORSAT LAW,
No. 69 Grant Street,
STItAIN
Ex-Officio, Justice of the Peace,
Office, 112 Milli et, opposite Cathedral,
Deeds, Bonds. Mom:suss, Acknowledgments, De
poaltlone awl all Lex:o Eue.lneu4 executed with
promptuce.4 mad oboe:ell. myna/
WILLIAM JANCEIf, NOTARY
T EC EL le, JUSTICE o.e . TUE PEACEA l::
RE AL EuTATE AUF.i,T. °dice, coulee of llol.t
and bravo: streets, Lawrenceville. . .
Speelal attention given to tee purchase an.l r
ut trerrl Estate, we WiIt:CLIO - LI Or Hr.. and tuc pr
paration and neSnoilleilgutent of all Linda of Legal
o.naversalces.
EtUSTACE S. MORROW,
ALDERMAN AND CONVEYANCER,
72 Pemasylvanla Avenue,
'oot of the Extension and opposite Chatham Street,
mr22,:n%
MILITARY CLAIMS, PENSIONS,
HOU STI ES, BACK PAY, and Atilltaly Claims
of evert deeeripuon, collected by the subscriber, at
the following rah, viz: relndone, 1311.1; ot her
clauun, $I to.
C. C. TAYLOR., Attorney at Liar.
Diamond street. ;lupus( te the:Court House.
N. 11.—Nu charaes are Londe tf the claim does not
ceeed, and all Iniortuation given gratis. suhly
Cowralsrloner for 0410, KentrtrAry. VI! .
end. Altanourl and ,lace.Myl6:a&l
L. P. STONE,
.Attorney at Law,
OFFICE, 118 DIAMOND STREET, opposite
Court liotoe, Pittsburgh, P.
TOBACCO Cla,W,Fttc.
E . MEtR&W CO,
TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGARS,
Factory. 53 AND 55 LAND nTIZEET.
W 2 6 ,00
EXCELSIOR TOICIACCO wOILILS
R. & W. JEDIKINSON.
No. 6 FEDERAL STREET,
Third door from'Saspeurklonilrldge,
ALLEGHENY. PA.
Branch Moro W. Salem. Ohio. mr:A:ll36
Me0A.11.1711 BUOTIIEIIH
EIMIM
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ILO ti I.oCtit apt
SIAN AOlire.”
ACTI - m: MAN •,:nr,
OWED=
101. b. Lai end
JIARIIY FENTON. Proprietor
.sotr. I ILSRLII
....MAAAU i
ME3
.42..x,x;::t:F.Jaoz.acz.e.r.r,
No. 69 Grant Street,
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PITT,tql CRUM, PA
PITTSHICIFIGII 3 PA
SEM
43METI3E17f1JiML.E!LN,
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El=
WILLIAti JA_NCEY
Justtce of the Peace and It °tory Public
,lIATHAM T. EWING, ,
Attorney at Law,
No. 69 Grant Street, Plttaburgh, Pa
ILIMJFACTUDEPS AND IHIOLLSALB DLNIARS
No. 31 St. Clair Street.
11.13IL7ACTtillE/LS OW ALL SE.CD3 OP
Tobacco, &muff and Cigars,
R. B. 'JEFFRIES,
~.i....rl .. t ua r d ,i , wa rtzgOre ,7 , l Retail
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND MARS,
o. 6 ST. CLfint. STREET, PITTS7/GOIL - r.t.„ 5
.I'4%lRt,,'"A;i3TZU'faweagsg ,
on bun.,
GEORGE BLIMEDISPIADEM
tiva.r.R rs.rorcr.mx A= , PO3rTnes. •
SWABS -CHENVINOTOR&CCO
Smoking Tobacco, ripcsolm.
33,70. 43. 0000zAVIA OVA-Oot„
(Near corner of I,lbersf,) •
PITTSBURGH. PA.
JO UN BLEGRANIT,
Doaicr In all kinds or
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
•a. 3 ..113.121.:ATX , ISTFILIO EST.
as,urtms :it of Smoking Tobacco, Pipes
snd obacco Muth. sliaarys hand: co 1:b31
t &lobes branda
o _ D AAin ___ 2ooca
nommon Sod> Abb, and co oak ormst branda ne
fined Soda Ash. In ototo and for sale by_
J NO. B. ceaiFTELD tc.r.l,
Ors VIM
re