EtitiKa)IMMMCININGI3,Bto.
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The Perpetrators of a Horrible Crime
to IDeart-SMsortazie Tria-The llat
geld gape Casa
The eicletiory Of the horrible Hatfield rape,
i ~,,,sring as it did On the same night with the
saootingOf young Helligans by his intimate
' f r iend, Brame, near the Same place, mast be
fresh In the memory Of our readers. On the
m orning of Staiday, July iffith, some men woo
were passing along the Butler plank road by
the lane that led to the haute of Thomas Don
nelly, Esq., in Hatfield, saw three men stand
ing under some trees near the house and mo
tioning for them to Offineap. On approaching
them, they saw the insensible form of a young
girl lying On the:ground under the trees, her
clothes torn and dirty, her limbs and body
I bruised, and her person evidently having been
most brutally ontragal,' The young men who
51004 by her said that they were passing there
and towel her in the condition described. She
was removed to the house of Mr. Donnelly,
and. Dr. Botaion called to attend her. For a
long time-indeed, until recently-her case
was very uncertain, and it was feared she
would die. Eventually she gave her name as
Fanny Smith, and was discovered to have
lived in Allegheny. The Mayor and his police
spared no pane, and at length found a clue
• which led tothe arrest of James Weleh, Win.
1" Klee and Wm. McMillen, residents of Hat-
Reid. These men were confined until she
i should recover sufficiently to ho more tally
I questioned In the matter. Eventually they
I were all taken before her Li company alai
' ethers, and she identified them without hesi
tation, as the guilty parties. They then had
a hearing, and in default of $lO,OOO ball each,
a - ore committed for trial.
Yesterday they were brought Into court and
arraigned in the usual form, each one plead
leg not guilty. District Attorney Duff, John
Coyle Esq., and M. Swartzweider,Esq., appaar.
for the prosecution, and Messrs. Moffatt and
Cochran, Gen. A. L. Pearson, Thos. Marshall,
I zig.. ass wm. Linea, Esq., (or tile defence.
Mr. Moffatt, one or the counsel for defen
dant, made a motion to quash the indictment
' mel gave as his reasons, that the defendants
were Jointly charged in the Indictment with
It
a rape upon the prosecutrix a lien
! It appeareo that only one in' them had com
mitted the rape. Mr. Moffatt cited law a 111C/1
went to show that the word 'ravish" must te
Inserted to constitute an Indictment for rape,
nil that the prisoners must ho severally
charged, or charged as alders or abettors.
I District Attorney Duff objected and cited
authority, where more than one defendant
had liven indicted. tried and emir toted on the
charge.
The ("curt agreed with the District Attar
' mei., and the trial a'As proceeded with.
; IJohn Coyle, Esti., on behalf of the emnition
wealth, addressed the jury. Elio common
' wealth. he said, would be able lo estithilsh the
LA IMEs• DR MS TRIM MLR GS in every s tris. facts that. en the night of the 251 h of July, the
VELVET RIBBONS In Black and Color.. defendants In the case, dragged the vicuna of
0 9 withlth ohmic ease; this outrage along the Lao rencev Inc plank
NENEWSTYLE do BELT ItUCIELES.. Benin , Fsney road, notwtthstanding her cries for merc y, to
Tuck Comb. new and pretty Ties Bonnet aim
a retired lane. One of the defendants dr ew a
Sash Ribbons. Hanakereide fs-embroate red, uy
pain betnstnetteill knife anti threatened that, if she made
HOOP SKIRTS of the treat makes In the i sentry, noise, he would cut her t hroat. Si hen they
andeverythins yen mar wish for in . reached the lane, site was thrgicti upon the
ihzuktry. titziyEs AND I.ADIES' UNDER- : ground and held down by two 01 the dense.
OARMENTS. etc.. itc . siss dams, and ravished by the third. Tina wits
GENTLEMEN'', rtleNtailtau GU ii..;.
relmated several Limes. subsequently at the
NEW STYLE NECK-Ti ES;
FINE SILIIITS, or which we keep onir Ms I..'st, and house of Mr. lJounelly, SOO aucceeded In hinn
y/ill sive satisfction: [frying the dote:taints as the perpetrator, of
UNDERSIIIRTS AND W oo l. F.IM, in slit . Das, the outrage. These awl other points the
Merino. Shettaniter s lit teer cols ca. . Commonwealth would be able to establish.
LINEN and DADEIt COLLARS; i Fanny Smith at. the neat witness sworn,
BUS YEN:Defies;_
1 and took the stand, deeply Veiled. In COO,
POCKET-M. O OIW. etc. menetag her testimony elle evinced consider..
Mc agitation.
alv name is Fenny moth, I reside In Hat
field, near loe Cemetery, wan Mr. Donnelly.
rave lived there about seven a eeke; I went
to Mr. Donnolly's on Sunday morning; I for
merit' Ilved with Mr. Shannon. in Allegheny.
On Saturday, before I went to Mr. Donnelly's,
I ad eaten my clothes over in Allegheny,
and lia't come over to this side to look for an
other place; I heard of a lattice out by the emu
etrey; a gentleman living out there mud
he wantedset
there when
and I was on
my way out there when I eat down to rest
near the Cemetery, on Saturday afternoon.
While I sat down there, t hat man (Donating to
Einglo.) came up anti spoke to me, and asked
me to take a ride "nth him; I told him I didn't
want to go; he said his aunt wanted a gal and
treated that I Mould go with lam. At last I
consented, and we rode In a car to the corner
of a lane and got out and went up to a largo
house; there 1111.9 nobody home, and we went
back to tan road; he then told me he wanted
me to go to town with him; I refused. when he
roil 1 had got to go; 1 was very easy frighten
ed, and came with him; It was dark when we
got to the city; he then told me that I hail to
go back with him; I was frightened and be
compelled me to go; we got of the cars at
Lawrenceville and went down towards the
railroad track: there we found three other
men; one was McMillin and one was WC/S11;
Kin zielkeld we 1 had, to go with them; I begged
timumil let me go home, but he said I mod go,
and brand McMillan took hold of me and
dragged me along; I commenced to cry out,
but they tereatened VIO and I stopped; they
dragged me along by the Cemetery, and
I cried out again and an old woman
came out and tried to take hold of
me; they drove her off and called her sone
hard names. hicltalan thendrew a knife and
said if I didn't keep still he would ut my
throat, and dragged me away from the old wo
man. Further up the road, beyond the lane, i
tee met two young fellows whom they called
ltrahe and litelligan. Halligan tried to per
suede the boys to let me go, for 1 might be a '
docent girl, and It win wrong to abuse me. I
They told lam to shut up for they did not want ,
anything to do with him. He Insisted mad
they quarrelled, at last / saw McMillan shoot
Hellegan. Ile fell, and then lifetime-a and Kin
zie hrou,gla, me back to Mr. Donnolly's lane.
The other boys had hidden along the road. In
the lane they threw me down and one of them
held Ills hand over my mouth; then Tom Mc-
Cune or Kinzie ravished me; after that the
othere Mil the same as Tom did; McMillan,
Welsh and Kinzie stud two smaller bort, who I
don't know, ravletted me, and some of them
ravished tell ',eve rat times; four or five times
each; they stayed with me until daylight
I tried all the while to gist away from Kinzie,
and plead with him when we were alone, and
niter the others had joined us, to let me go,
1 hut they refused. I continued to struggle and
cry after we kid left the old woman. I am
very much Injured by the abase 1 received;
was confined to my bed for fl•e weeks. Dr.
Robison attends me. The fiat I remember
atter daylight en Smiley morning was when I
came le myself in Mr. Dmally's house. I
came from Now York to this city. Dare no
friends here. Have no father or mother, ante
er or stater.
erarexamined by Mr. Moffatt-In the
month o' July last I resided 113 Allegheny with
Mr. Shannon' left there on the fourth of July;
went to New Brighton and Maid two weeks.
In Brighton I lived with 11. r. Townsend From
there I went to live with Mr. 'learner. In Oak
land; staid there but a very short time. I left
there on Saturday, the day before I was found
at Mr. Donnelly's. That day I went over to
Allegeeny to Mx. Snair's to take my clothes
for sate keeping. Ornate Suspension bridge,
coming Usti[, I met the geetleman I spoke of
who wanted a servant. This was about three
o'clock. He was going to Allegheny and I was
coming to Pittsburgh. lie told me where he
lived, and I started to go there. He had told
me that he lived near the railroad track,
I aral directed MO go out to the came
tory and then to the big brick house
near the steam mill by the railroad.
Ittild not see the gentleman afterweirds. I sat
near the come' ery quite a time. The stria one
erne spoke toles there was Tom McCune; he
is not the one I met on the bridge; staid with
him at the house where we went only a few
minutes; think we left there before sundown;
came back to the oemetery, and then got on
another car and came to Pi ttsburgh; this was
after
the
we then went back to the ceme
tery on th e same can I wanted to get rid of :
Tom McCune; he compelled me by throats, or ,
I would nOt have gone backadth him; it was
late when, we got back; nobody was with us
then; he ictathe id with me all the time; e
o neer took
e clown to railroad,
where thth boys I
yen.
By Ale. Marshall-1 did notice= the name of 1
: the gentleman who engaged me to work for 1
1 lam. He only gave me a attrition to find his I
,wittiont telling me his name; / did not
ask 5 name. Before /mum to Pittsburgh I
liv in alt nay, H. Y.; I left Albany with Mr.
Stedman 'ant, ;tering: I amsbout twenty-two I
yearn old. The gentleman:lMM was • middle
aged man, not very tall; he had on dark
otothem
no
what him only a few minutes. 1
We made no special arrangement of terms; I
1111aarizioua to get any place to work and was :
not particular. Did net stop_ at all before 1
got to the Cemetery, but walked slowly out
a gthere w hil e down on the grass. It took me
oodt° get th ere, for /walked slowly.
',bad Satethere about twenty minutes before '
Tom spoke to me. He first asked me how far
tt, was to Istirrineeelllef I tole him I did not
know, and be sat doWn beside me. He then 1
requeeted me to go with him on the ear
to his aunt's. He did not threaten me
then; there were trees around the house,
_where we went end nobody about. lie did not
attempt to take any advantage of lie
id
af
terwards compelled me to some back to Pate
l:iamb with hire, by takinhflol2owfu too tilly arra m a u nA
B=laileitelsi:Zith to help Me. I did
pot put my arm arentna _s neck in the
ear. wad be did not pnt las arm •a t Me.
ALT. 13 wartgwedder. objected - to these quer
Ilona. Do not know hole 'many passengers
wllan thecae. When Re; got to rittabUrgh
'WO - 011as.Aladlid took Me into the station
fig invent, telling met had to go. no
toek me out ofthe StatiOnenad took
me me to the
go
same car to go back. compelling to
with blinagaln. Mead not leave the station
house ooce whiled was there. Vrheil....vre wee a
Ll ' I, beta: i alluglltl trial
nout Of to get
!, Ilia ' a fah o f
il resisted he would hare:Me arrellted. That
• toned me and I went. 1' had no
CO
with lum.except to ask him to Int me se.
made no atterept to get of/the ear and leave
• urn, Dec=s6l . lllo Mead ate would prevent
me. •Whenwe got to the Onnetery he took
hold - same and forced mein' go with Win to
• esteem carstalloo. I did not ask anybody
to kelp ate becanee I was afraid to asked him
repeatedly to ietraepo. ratter going back to
the cemetery, -
ur we ,weriv.going f along the
board walk, near the Cid woman's house, Tom
wanted to ravishaidanthe bald Palk, lathe
presence _of Abe. other. I struggled and
cried out,, - when the 'old woman came
over:" ", and "E. trial. .-1,0 !" get. me away.
* fterwargs &Mgt° get me away, and
tit=ilteliedeeitO•hini anti had a 444 (al
this point witness was too mash overcometo
procesed - Pir SOWS talnit.):11ollillan thorn drew
^pistol on aellegish ;Hollm-staid be had
been a soldier and OW iihttol tild not seam
him; Torn. YeQuate seized the wa pistol and lired
at lielligan,butdid•not his an WWI
lan seised the pistol. again and sold: "when
Mi/I%l2.____/n7iirlitart lanXl.t. 111. 7 00 t..... m . " and
tt nenew , .. ' ; 6on fell and
ed.. 11411111mA Akan satUnTake be , away or
n! expose thalami* of. ar tth .. ,• ey took
me upend carried me to the pls... hers 1
wisfewindrl.4l4 natant& at all. 1 . y held
My mouth Mime way; Tom. Wenn , . .. Labatt
me drat and'it ass
yiletho sa yrO nl o y w anh a Ort
time rnuer tile
asoilzehe rant
i ll soon attar. =lwlroundaeruno,
The,
manes or the other two - boyemure not _.
et altoccoll closet know:tbetnt they violated
ntfora(o oelYenee." Vann thing i.: told. Xr.
mo ms= In li tt t a raMizsr= =
UM ukargregingrag-Altey batik
iny_tnontheol.olinldtma
anbleettnoWinanelden Sir at
talblarteltabthater scidtdtstibsYlltalt a ir
tiakewhen.t4LccurgiccOullsas see
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N'Ett CLOAKS
ciAyrias,
FEE. ; 6T- ElUttl GS.,
BATES & BELL
W ILL 111 EN ON
• 1
Thursday, 20th instant,
AbasT
EIACANT STOCK
OF
PATTERN MANTLES.
NEW GOODS
HACRUM, OLYDE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
Not. IS and SO Market St.,
Hare recved *a rxtenalve lurludlng 1.1
LAT ei IIST .al/VELTJEn of tar toot/ In
/LERCH ilifiTe urn vet...sal iovltc.l to irdVc UP
Can before pucchatlng urn cowl
dens we can gl , ce satisfaction 10 wcll as In
quality of our goods.
Oat Aowrtment annul be Surpassed.
sell
TiIINIMINGS.
EMBROIDER/E B ,
The attention of Retail Ito port I. called to 111.. cle
stOCk DOW 10 store. and ni.l. h K t arc pr•pat ed
**hell at 1T1.0138 We price..
Clancy artipantsb Uwe.,
Ussple 'Edgings and lemming,
Ifrepott CMPOrte Rands sod Edeloe:•
L oompleto line of Wlllte Good!,
000 dozen Ladles' Ltmn Geode, felt It f. .1 very
deices.
Mu variety of Item-stltch•A Handk er
from 23 cents upwards. all linen
trimmings and Panty llil,twn•
roehet Gimps and Britions.
Bugle Ming Trimming and Hutton,
dalpare Lue—all width,
Orem and Banque Or mmeuo.
Hear" 5 lb Cord for halms.
flexible Wire Hair Pins for t ;. no.
Face" Shell and Ivory Tack unmn....
Ledinn' and bilsses • Flkt.ced
Fancy Tartan nos,
Huff L late (Howes.
xi , ..a.xacsr 4:300x:I8
IA GREAT VARIETY AT 11001:41E ANY RETAIf
F. H. EATON,
17 Fifth Street
FALL
FASHIONS
J. W. BRADLEY'S
MO "CT g Jr—s, ...11r.
IFOLa LAP rr I tj
DOUBLE swum (4)
SKIRTS!
Wlll not BEND or BREAK like the nlogln Springs,
tart ertll EVER RETAIN their BRIO ECT and
BEAUTIVULeHATE, where three oi tour ord
ry Wthla are BAST /SIDE a.SELEnS.
with 00a1BLNE neutron, dorsbility and economy . . with
"DUPLEXEANCE of SHAPE which has made the
ELLlrric . • the
STA:COM:ID minor
OF THE ASRIONABLE WORLD
►t Wholesale by all the leading Jobbers lb Ulla cal
Tor sale by all retAUers who tell first-class Skirts
WENT, BRADLEY & GARY,
BOLE OWNERS OF THE PATENT AND ET.O IX
- SIVE MAN OF ACTIIIIE
TW BEAD
' GOO ISJ
JOB. HORNE Sr, CO
full sasortment of
80.r.TETS adrD lid I,s,
Allthe leading Fall styles
361111.3203 - 3 r Goodin.
Cranes and Trames, parts raneyand Colored Bilk
Vei,"" In Clograble abaft.; Plain Fanny Be..
net sadag . Mom, new and Oen color.:
nollll% thOleettTrernels and Americam: Feather..
At Clint
Xl2lhE XLCIP X 70/ 2til FL =MO,
(Well warted.)
0001414, aszabunkiwtor Loone,,Clnny. Valest-
A Z " r ' ' jaid= B , s llitralt=til i gnintnaM i l !
lare, etreeta, Laceasodjaeo-Omds.
E:And Ca u s i t= i g l a e nereamente; •
nlfai MiNg.jr"M:43:
A most oomplet4 atOok of //motet% Catania,
ac., 44.
lisuilleratles,..Flaln. Law., Betnatltched, Item.
mitt. 4141:troldered, Tape Bordered, ate., etc.
g o derrenaemereelarfary varlet - yor] all elm.
1.441410 and Bftt's Ugutarentar.
• rB4l.444Blaittift 6 4/44d4:
Ilattaenders ift
elad Beck- est Beam 1301rtn cal
D Crgeria . talos s ig2; ll 4 ° , ll )? ay..°
'weenies, au da
• Tarni—Brirateerralety. thubraere, Lambe Wool
and Mating In no yarloo4 mixture', plain color.
and
ilea ratiolont. CtralerCotilri. and ereerthlnt In the No
nnative.
lon aa EastwliJobillng Bone*.
' stfill 19 Market Street:
MU. • .
vni t le a NcEs lci tT.o.,
vuoraiiizaput
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, DRY GOODS.
lach.o4oxfacria st,
rildrd km. gait. insiakietAki,l
*MU IV/II9BIXOI. PA.
pq.‘l4ii,r4:ki
OFCCEEN
• • 'mutt Aan sioN
PUTTER, GRAINER ANIVVLAZI.E4
54.1.013. St., Pitt,abtugh.
• Ans. an 4 Onlomimfol Elsa. of oral dikoorlptlei
• fa oreaf.,_ AU . watt (Woo promptly it s -
111 . : SHOWN, 2
!, crass oginsin. Alawx Mt*
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.1500111A3n!MW PP:3M:L
CITY g~ SUBURBAN.
(ADDITIONAL LOCIAL HEWS ON ITEM PAGE.)
HOSIERI
Donelly did net telltee•Ahe unmeant the de- I. SPECTIM NOTTES.
findants at aIL Whllsirthey had me on the
grotuid, and before I had been violated. a man
on horsebaok and KM.= On feat ceased up oho W''' THE QUEEN: THE QUEEN/
railway track, and the bOys r eseept Toni.' Mo. •
THE QUEEN OF
Curse went upland spoke to themsdld not h ear'
what said; Tom McCune staid by me and
HAIR RESTORERS !
held me; I did not cry Out; (Welsh ww made
tO stand urn) I did not, see Welsh In the car
when I was In the car with Tom McCune.
BABdirect—Datet, know how long I was Mien- 1
sills afterbeingtalren to Mt. Donnelly's. Tom le QUEEN, not only in xA. r, bet In vinT.. ,
Mut. w tNSLOW•S QUEEIS Bala RESTO RELY.
struck mo that night on the side; McMillan lathe Beat Hair Restorer ever offered to
kicked tile on my limbs; he also struck mo on the Pehlke.
the mouth, hurting me and loosening my ; As infallible anion= and rarsauven of the
teeth; did not have any at before they viola- Hair If falthfully applied.
ted me that night or at the time;suppose I W 111.5
In a at when they found mo in the morning. It is no Hair Dye.
Mrs. Gormley sworn—[This Is a very 01,1 It acs dirt city neon We roots of the hair chatte
-1 lady and very feeble.l—Live near the come- Me grey hair wits orlemallife color; erresiluclart
1 tery. On Saturday night, the 15th of July lust mxtaro decay and falling onto! the haltl . r..l,vit;
eeaa
I saw a man and a woman standing In the Mg scurf and dandruff; end caring ail hem rem
road. The woman was screaming and trying . n.
: to get away; I called to her to come over to
' me. The man stopped her screaming and I i , ~,,,t , ,.,.,.., ~3 , ,,,,,,,,,, ~,..a . .,, to the t,,,sr,
went across to them. The man told me to in short, If yon wish to restore your hair, as to
:.:' ,l i , w„it. e . e ... . 1 41fe dry end wiry hair to son and Mau
i keep away, and she tried to-come to me but youth, and retain It through Itfe, me
I was prevented from speaking. The young fel- 16S. WINSLOW'SOM Bila EIS'ORIE.
low had hold of her and dragged her away. I I
followed as far as 1 could. When I !Wet heard Price Si per bottle. Sold by all Drsuuristc•
her scream I was In my own room. 1 went out
las Boon as I could pat on my shoes. This was 1 R. E. SE.T.T.ITRFI & CO.,
at eleven o'clock at l night. I didn't know
either of them. When I was coming back I .
met a man. My house stands close to 1,110 rood. Wholesale Agents.
There was a fellow named Patrick Costello in ,
the bonus with me . The man I met in coming t
I buck erus Joseph O'Neal.
Cross a:au:deed by Mr. Marshall—The two
were going towards litutrpsburg when I saw
' them.
Patrick Costello, sworn—Live 10 Collins
township; live In the tame 00000 with Mrs.
Gormley; heard screams at about eleven
1 o'clock on a Saturday night in July; I was In
bed and got up and asked what the matter
wax; the woman stopped (trying, and the fel
low who was with her said I'd better stay In
the house and not come out; I heard the wo
man say "let me go home for Sod's sake."
Toot was all she said; I. Jild not go out, but
toe fellow pulled her out LIT Mrs. lionnley's
hands and dragged her up the road.
Cross-examined by Mr. Marshall—Our house
was only a few yards from where the two
were. There are several other houses stand
lug along therethe man dragged her along
towards Sharpe burg; there was only one man
with the girl; I went back to bed, though I saw
the girl wanted help.
Ile.ttirect—iim. Gormley asked me to go out
but I did not; I heard some whistler from to
wards the cemetry walls after I had spoken to
thegtrl ; I hail been asleep, and the screams
awoke tee; the whistles that I heard were not
from ears.
•
P. M. Cushing sworn :—ln July last I lived In
Collins township, only a short distance from
Mr. Costello; on the night mentioned, between
eleven mid twelve o'clock, I heard a girl
screaming, "For God's sake, let me go." she
was sobolng and erytim; I thought I hears
another voice In low tones; 1 closed the door
of toy house, for I ilia not wish to hear any
more; a few minutas afterwards I hoard
noise from Airs. Gormley's, and went out; saw
nothing, and went back and went to bed.
Andrew McCready sworn-1 Live at flat
deli!, near the toll house; was with the others
near the toll house ou the Saturday night
mentioned, and beard a woman Bereaal on
the township road. I went down t a d saw
hire. Gormley standing at the gate; Mr. Cos
tello had his head out of the window, and I
asked him to come out and see what was the
matter. Ho told me to go myself; 1 WOOL half
•• . - - - - -
across the road to where a man Liszt a ta rug
alias woman; when the fellow told me I bad
better not come any further; I thought it ad.
visable to etoy. rail then started for home;
Heard a scuilltag and saw Mir go.
log Struggling with the man, trying so get toe
woman away. I thought I saw too men
standing up the coal road, and as I started tor
home. I met the same two; they were Hindle
and Welsh.
Gross examined by Par. Marshall. The two
men spoke to me and asked me what was the
disturbance. They were bowls distance from
where Welsh lived. Kinzie lived n considera
ble distance from there. this side of tile en
trance to the cemetery. LAistollo anal 1 re
. Maraud behind and let the old woman go over
to the girl.
Joseph O'Neal, sworn—Live In Collins town
ship; was near Mrs. I.loralley'e On the night lo
eineslloll and heard a woman eel cam; I was
coming home and saw a couple of men stand•
leg by the cemetery wail; further along I saw
McMillan standing on the hoard walk with
woman• as I came up he tried to pull her off
the wal , k so that I could Untie; 0110 was nut
screaming at the time; I passed on in the road
anti saw and heard nothing store of them; 1
saw Mrs. Gormley coming hack.
Cross examined—l new noto.ac extraordi
nary In their conduct; when I I. ei t the wo
man scream she area Crying out ear her re
lease.
Centt adjourn..d al this point Lint, nine
o'clock this morning.
TILE UNION REPUBLICAN PLATIORB
Amendment of the Constitution of the
trotted Mattes, which Passed Congress
et Its Intel/066101M by the Con•lltutton
al illajortty of two-Thirds, end I.
now before the Metes for Hostiles
glen.
Resaired, By the Senate and House of Rep
resc_ntatives of the United States of imerlea,
in Congress assembled, two-thirds of loth
Flounce concurring, That the following article
be proposed to the Legislatures of the several
States as en amendment to the Coustitutlon of
the United States, which, when ratified by
three-fourths of the said Legislator., shall be
valid as a part of the Constitution, namely:
Arrricta—Sscrios I. All persons born or
natnralized In the rolled States, and subject
to the prtsdiction thereof, are citizens of the
United States, and of the State wherein they
reside. No State shall make or enforce any
lair which shall abridge the privileges or im
munities of the citizens of the United Sta: cc.
Nor stall my State deprive any Iversen of
life, liberty or property without duo process
of law, nor deny to any person within Its
jartadletlon the equal protection of the laws.
Brerlos2. Representatives shall be appor
tioned among the .•eral States according to
their respective numbers, counting the whole
number of persons in each s.tate, excluding
Indians not taxed; but whenever the right to
vote at any election for electors of President
and Vice Presbletit, or for United Status hey.
rtwentatives lrl Congress, executive and Judi
cial officers, or the members of the Legislature
thereof. Is dente,: to any of the male inhabi
tants of such State, being twenty-one years of
age, rind clUzens of the United states, or in
my way abridged, except for participation In
rebellion or other crime...the basis of represen
tation therein shall be reduced In the propor
tion which the number of ouch male citizens
shall bear to the whole number of rnale eltb
neon twenty-one years of ace In that state.
Stenos b. No person shall be a Senator or
Representative m Congress, elector al Presi
dent or Vice President., or bold any MSC.,
civil or militiry, under the United Mates, or
under any State, who, previously taking an
coati as a member of C ongress, or as an officer
of the United States, or as a member of any
State Legislature, or as an executive or Judi
cial officer of auy State, to support the Consti
tution-of the United States, shall have enga
ged In insurrection or rebellion against the
same, or given old or comfort to the enemies
therein J Dot Congress way, by a vote of two
thirds of each rouse, remove such dura
bility.
Set-nos 4. The validity of Lite public debt
of the United States authorized by law,
Inclu
ding debts incurred for the payment o f pen
sions and bounties for service in suppressing
insurrection or rebellion, shall not be quer
trotted, but neither the United States nor any
State shall assume or pay any debt or Miliga-
Tien incurred in aid of insurrection or rebel
: lion against the United States, or any claim
I for the loss or emancipation of any slave,
tut
all each debts, obligations and claims shell be
held illegal and void.
elpeclal Centlon.—Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup has lartrome as popular that rarleuc
parties have cutout articles calling theca Kra
Witislow , .. Please take
notion that the Mrs.
Winalow of the notahLug Syrup is not connect
eal with any cabor article. Ivll:4l.tw
NEW FALL GOODS
u N 4 ~ u ' t
19 Fifth hlreet,
Have Just opened no extensive sod splendid stout of
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS.
!UCH DUNNE f A TRIM/KIND 818 dONS,
EMBROIDERIES of avers descriptlo,
ILIUM AND ItL.KNANT LAC:H.
REAL LACES of all kinds, ',JAMS,
REAL LACE TR.AIkIRD tiOODS
IMITATION LAC r S---s. splendid Ade,
ttyryss, IA NET MUSLIN
LINEA LAWN A CAMBRIC. IRISH LINEN:
t; LOY LS- .11 new nod ttttt ctive style.;
HOSIERY—A Complete amortmentA
LADIES' A CHI LUMENS' ktlf.lti.NO VERY! nod
FA/46 WERE)
IR ZEPLITIL ARTICLES—Splendid styles
this erased:
BERLIN AND AMERICAN BF.FIIYILS,
SIIZTLAND VOUL,
THE RENUILIZ CASE/MERE YARNS—AII colors
RICEDLEY'S SKIRTS of every site,
FANCY ARTICLES AND NOTICSS.
Mercbant. and Dealers will end It to their advan
tage Beall and examine our present extensive
Mock before purchasing elsewhere. alt onr goods
being purchased dlreCt on the best terms,we are
prepared st.d will maks low priers as any East
ern Jobbing Rouse.
MAORUM & OARLISLE,
jouN cicosi,
REAL ESTATE AGEXT.
Office, No. 130 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh,
Use for este the foltowleg !Wei }relate
A beautiful new Frame liswelline, highly finished.
costa:Wog six rooms and wide hall, parlor le or se
feet, with two are places and marble mantles. Cost
of building, 17,2 W; will le sold booing ction with 3
orb Wes ofdihniund. Parties the entire ii
acres, Mein the house can have the nobs.
which consist 9 aligns,. ri ti,,po : utoeu 50 .1 a nee
talk colt. Price Oth hi a down: balance
la net TWA Secure biliOnd and mortgage. bite.
ate at Edgeweod.litation. 7milea out onthe
s tation
Ilaliroad. Trains passing to and from this station
ezrzrotte of the day, up to 11 o'clock v. Y. Pm.-
' A 150.6 few=l/bILE LOTS, kt $1,1X13 ebeic one
third tub the balance en fire yes:situate at the
above etatm. Tel plan of these lota, and the nine
acres and GULP above mentioned can he men at this
oMce.
A large amount of city and counts,' fooperty for
We, tncladlus two good Grocery Stands, one In Al
legheny and one In Pittsburgh, Parties wishing to
=maw.. Oh ms, might find something to
Poilurthet ParUctilArs, enquire of the above
°i nto hours from sto 12 A. et, 1 to 6 1. Y., and 7
to lin the evening. sel2
1866. FALL TJUDE. 186 6 .
CAPS AND
FURS '
BATS,
nd seta&
Wholesale a CO ., iffICORD_ .&,,,,,m,-Euru,
181 groom - - , — .7,,, - , -- . 04 of -,.
•• i,,,lteirp.* .t...1-ii.,,,,,u-r lau . saio;
rats, &C V '42° " ' il toga i
...1.9--darrois.3-„ gt- • am'
L amm _ - .. ::
' , ~,
--.. : , 2 - :- N..:„._,
Ll:Wfi.i.,K,f'":,,L,
I=Sl3
arWill. BARNHILL & CO,
BOILER MAKERS
SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Nos. 20, 22, 21 awl 26 Penn St.
RAT lug secnred a large yard, and furrilaked it with
the most approved machinery, we are prepared
to
manufacture every description of &diem, in the
hest manner, and warranted equal to any made In
the couetry. Chimneys, Breeching, lire Bed.,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boller, Condenser*. Bait
Pans. Tanks. Oil BUBB, Agitators, Battling Pane,
Boller Iron. Bridges. Buser Pans: and sole manu
facturers or BABIIIIIILL•11 PATENT BOILEBB.
Repelling done on the shortest notice. 3etlictil
GrIARE SUPERIOR
COPPER MILL AND SMELTING WORKS.
17Z=13
SPARK, raccußDY & co.,
Manufacturer,. of Shisathing, Braziers' and Bolt
Copper. Pressed Copper Bottoms, Band Still Bot
toms, Sputter Solder. Also Importers ol and Maoism
In Metals, Tic Plots, Shoet ' lron, Wire, ao. Con
stantly on hand. Timers' Machines and Tool.
Warehouse, No, 140 YIRST .11.1193 SaCONDISIMSZTS.
Pittsburgh. Special orders of Copper at to any
deateed Stmt. myllicMitlitsrT
IW - PITTSIBURGH SAW WORKS.
Ri r . t
l'
CO.. Mannraetn
n A ENT N CI C LA1124. warrant
ed PAST STEEL ItAWS, of every description,
Maley. Cross-Lint, Gang. and all other varieties.
All linos of It NIVES and SPNINGS made from
Snret Cala Steel; Extra relined ItE.APEE and MOW
ING KNIVES, At.
JETWarehouse sod Works, corner WATali and
Snout ntrilars, Pittsburgh.
Particular attention paid to re-toothing.
10101 and mralehtenineeircuiar Sae.; also,
at
psi , s
of all kinds. Punclaria mid Drilling done at rea
sonable rates, Jeb:c33
ROBINSON, REA A. CO, (Suc'"
tenor. to ItOBINSON. Untie • KILLEBS•)
WASHINGTON WORKS,
Founders Q ifindebilnists, Pittsbrargb,
Ilanafatturees of Boat apol nation.). Steam ?r
-i:l"m''Erg'" Hill Mtl".77'?`llVnogZastogs7 yElo•t•ot7..
sot lloticrs.4 obect iron Rork.
./reAgent,rot uitIFFAILD•S PATEN l' LNJECTUR
for feeding bolters. _
r .. ..grJOHN COCIERAIN &
Mao ofacturers of Iron Vaults and Vaal
Doors. Iron Hatilo Window Shutters, Window
tt
tiarus, s,
lies, 91. Second sad SS Third street,
between Wood and Bark*, have no hand • varie
ty of new patterns, rangy sad plate, suitable for all
Pu -111T7a ' Aleular attention P•td to oßel.t.a Orate
lat. JOOOllll den. at shun nottce. trittatly
lir - AIIABBIAGE AND CELIBACY,
• Ewa) of Warning and Instruction for
Young lien. Also, Diseases and Abner. which pros
trate the vital power , , with awn.. V:" relie f
Sent free of charg Si, era ed letter coo pes. Ad
dress. Di. J. ElLLits LIOLHIIIIWS, Howard de
...relation, rtdirol. labia, anttitilolog wt.
TM
C. 1112771721... C. ♦. ...W. B. WCITZLIZAD
SOHO OIL WORKS.
BUFFUN I KEW & CO.,
ANU YSc MILICILS OP VIZ
CELEBRATED SPERM LUBRICATOR,
PETROLEUM LUBRICATING ILS.
Sprrm, Lard and Whale Oily,
1111 D LIGHT, ?MSS OIL AD VIM MR
A L5O.
:Landau ' White 'Burning Oil,
No. 33 Market Street,
-SEND' 1 , 011. • CLRCITIAII
LUBRICATING OILS.
TIAIN CITY OIL COMPANY,
Office, 204 Penn Street,
F. A. SMITH, Secretary
Head Light Oil.
Loathe Oil Ni.. I,
do. do
WOOLDIUDGE OIL IRIFIFINIINCI
oonaPs►sars.
OF PITTSBURGH. PENNA
JOHN WATT Prethlent.
H /CHILI M. LONG,
watuoi IN TEIIIPERANCEVILLE
Mice, No. 2 Duquesne Way,
• (N , Par Sown:mon Midst.)
AULNUFACTUILEM 0/ , PURE WHITE
.131TELINXINGi
Brand—"Luoifor."
12.483
WARING & KING,
C4IIIIISSIOd IMAM LID BUMS td
Petroleum and Its Products,
4 DUQUESAV
z.x•rgrenercriii.calez.
PIILLADELPIIIe ADDIIEM
WARINC. KING & CO.,
717m45 127 Wlsrtlt» Phll
_---
sirrgilacon OIL ENGINES.
wo aro conarnatlng, sad IEII I.ID as hand
wrier nyle of
ISILVCIIIIr3:IMBUS
Will than I 001 ION
rt 7
1011111
to w .:ll"Vr::rg s .r. e ggerrCurr.., th ltvAM
IST I DEETti, no i llEl i aMer ß Wr iubilita. a
00.
Wit. MIGIDTILAN - 4. D. 4110100011.
EAGLE OIL WORKS,
Irsemers•wa.oereillss.
WiCHTMAN & ANDERSON,
Refiners and Dealers in
E T 01, ElY*ll.
S4)."llll%Warl i sArw E le. ""apk,NCPCIL
711.223
=
O.ACK zaiix r0azy:C11•11/4
TACK IMO.. & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AND DRUMM IN
PETROLEUM AND 1$ PRODUCTS,
Z Hancock St., Pittsburgh.
PnUI.ADILTIIIA OPTICS. 1W Waltant atneet.
my/31:07 .
WARDEN & BATCBELDER.
FULOKIIIM IN
CRUDE AND REFINED PETROLEUM
wuswr. 01L, ItUSIZT, emirs TIMPENTTII,J,.
NORTLI OAIIULINA 21a4 04: '
Corner of bur esn• W dr: Miilywsek
zepreoot Wil: ii.VZls ie
44,113p10ut street,
- • ,i ACEVII:s.I3 '
WM. UOLICILII
JAMES IRWIN & CO, JA.IIIII
iiASillyl:l6TII4B4
Olt Df YITRIOLTAND 'AQUA: I,4IIIIWEIL
=mop.lalmr..axiii.ot,
rirraurnatom. PA.
lioLmEs, SELL*,
inch? COOS Mille, Pittsburgh;
- 1414 1a3 /1"40 1 4 01"
,11114 1415 31.9
TIMOWINV fr 7t ir. -,72,•C".167-114"21."1.t°7-J
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CARR,
M'CANDLESS
CO,,
94 WOOD STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
DRY GOODS,
MCI
Annotmee that they have just
received and are now opening
an UNIISUALLY LARGE and
WELL SELECTED STOCK of
all articles in the
DRY GOODS LINE
Which they offer to the trade
at the lowest market rates.
Dealers will find it to their ad
vantage to call and examine
their Stook, comprising a hand
some assortment of many
Scarce & Desirable Goods
Together with Superior Slylea of
Prints,
American Delaines,
Standard Sheetings,
Bleached and Brown,
Tiekings,
Ginghams,
Canton Flannels,
Apron Checks,
Shirting Checks,
Col'rd Drills, &c
FLANNELS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
In=
11 011 for r
dlooklo • ry
011 to Gars.
D 011 for Vars.
Grosso.
OLESALE DRY GOODS
PI'ETS BIJ RGH,
EEZI
oreign and Domestic
all the best makes or
Plain White, Scarlet, Mixed, Red and
Gril Twilled, Bob Roy, Miners,
Shaker and Shining.
White and Colored
BED BLANKETS,
PWWM
cmico
c11:103., deo., cgb CI .
FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
Our Stock will embrace a great var
ety and all the latest Novelties.
NOTIONS,
A Full and Complete
Assortment
CARR, ArCANDLESS & CO.,
94 Wood Stvevt.
MIM
M'ELROY,
DICKSON
& CO.,
M Wood St., Pittsburgh.
WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS
3-4 Browns, 7-8 Browns,
4-4 Browns, 9-4 Browns,
3-4 Bleached, 7-8 Bleached,
4-4 Bleached, 8-4 Bleached,
110-4 Bleached,
American Crash,
Russia Crash,
Hnekaback Toweling,
Batting, Wadding, Bags,
Plain Red Flannels,
Twilled Bed Flannels,
Plain Yellow Flannels,
Plain White Flannels,
Plain Gray Flannels,
Twilled Blue Flannels,
Miners' Flannels,
'Bleached Canton Flannels,
Unbleached Canton Flannels,
'Gray Canton Flannels,
Blue Canton Flannels,
Brown Canton Flannels,
Printed Chuiton Flannels,
Whits and: Colored Blankets
STOCK CHEAP.
111_1,Y,G0,011S AO ,XOTION4
AT WHOLESALE,
At Present. Easters Trices
A. FULL ZINC
all the'llei)artntients.
FOR
FOR &ALE,
TWO I LEORNT CITY DWELLINGS-
The tbree.storied modern built 'Dwellings. Nos.
33 and 34
are
Meet, Pittsburgh, at ths corner of
Third, are offered for sale separately or together.
POSSeselvin of No. 33 will be given at Mt April test,
d of No. 3i WITIILN TiIIETT DAYS or about Oct.
ism. The latter noose haujast been elegantly retes
ted, freseoet, etc.. and Is in prime order. If desir
ed the entire outfit of first slam Pimiento, Wu
pets, etc. nearly new, will be sold with the hoots.
ThThis consists of one Rosewood Parlor Set In Broes
tette, one R05e0,3.1 Chamber Set, one Mahogany
MUD. oea Walnut ditto, °tweak Dining [Wont Set,
Librery Set. with fine real oh Bookcsses . Velvet and
Brussels Carpets. line Paintings. Engravings, etc.
Everything ready fur • fondly desiring • cos:aorta
ble linnet AT ONCA. Portico erlshing_to purchase
will Intense TIBST at No. 124 Wood street.
other of Lockusnr d
.08:v wm. rnzw.
COAL WORKS FOR SALE.
On TUESDAY. the 2.1 doy of October, al 1
o'clock r. 51, w.ll be sold by order of the Orphans'
Court, on the premises, to Westmoreland county,
tild fight, title and lutetTst of CHARLES BKI
- deceased, In the Coal Works. situate in Ros
tra, r tovrtold•, Westmoreland county, on the
Monongahela river, four miles above Monongahela
. C . lt t i :. is t r i Lo o n n e g ourl oal i.o rgl s e below Webster, known
The above Coal Works are Antony the best and
most production in the country, being now in Cult
ODeratlon. Attached to them ars • number of
Dwelling Rouses. Thera are some forty cars, with
asses. do.,
used In working the mine, sod some 13
, coal eau.
rue decedent owned 1614ths of the work., and the
. . .
alnlug 4-tithe eau also be purchased If desired
For particulars. enquire of
• •
JOSEPH SEIBERT,.
lAN SIEBERT.
Administrators
J. LUDWIG KOETIIEN
No. Al Urs.ot street. All,rneT
w17;1.T •
FOR SALE.—No. 1. Farm of 400
sores, "'airfield township, Westmoreland wet -
ty, es.. about 7 miles south of the Pa. Railroad, at
Bolivar letAtion. end SG miles from the city. The
improvements are: lint, a two-story stone •Iweli
ing with seven rooms; atone spring house, marriage
house, corn crib and a Wed barn 43 by 70 feet; •
large stable add granary, ad the best of water at
the door. Second, a large frame docility,with 7
rowea and a kitchen, a large stone motile howl,
bake oven corn crib. wagon shed, a bode hewed log
barn. Third, a frame tenement house, wi th a good
table. Fourth, a two-story bowed log beam awl
barn. The fencing Is generally good, larekstneati-
Owe. Of the best timothy and Mover; an abilladance
of limestone and coal noun the farm: • pooh
and
old apple orchard at well dwelling; MI acres Sear
d, the residue In good timber, such as white, red,
black and roo k oak. sugar, beech, poplar and "emit-
The soli Is good. produci t very best crops of
all kinds of grain; would m at es Na. stock farm,
and will be sold low. Possession on the first day of
October, IVA.
No. 2. Farm of 53 acres. situated in Chariters
township, Allegheny county, es., about 109 miles
from the city, near the line of the btsubenville IL
R.,and within one-half mile of a station; SD acres of
the .was of °reek bottom land, and Ins high state of
cultivation; 73 acres of wood and and pasture. The
fencing is genarallY Wm/. The 11l No.nod
well adapted for gardening. The attention of those
wishing to embark to the business will call at once
and scenes a good bargain, as this is a rare chance.
No. 3. Farm fe4 sores, situate in Elisabeth
township. Allegheny county, es., on the Moose.
githela river, about one mile from the Borough of
Elisabeth. The soli is of the best quality. The im
provements are a firm house with six rooms , ago.]
barn and other out buildings; fencing good,• about
150 acres of coal. churebre, ache As , and Mina very
convenient. Possession Immedlatelp,
No. 4. Also, the best Yarns In Elisabeth township,
containing about 90 acres, lying on the illonongse
erected Immediately below Lock So. 3, on which
is • large tw o brick dwelling, one log
and one frame ban 6 hat o, corn crib, wagon shed,
brink spring house, ranary. work shop, ice.; ghost
Meer. of t he above is first qualtv Oyer bottom; the
balance being Unmanns land, and underlaid with
coal, and about 20 acres of limestone. There are
two orchards or apple tree., in goad nearing condi
lion; peace pear, plum trees and grape vines, te.
Tile land Is well Adapte ,, .or gurdeaing purpose.,
be in a short distance from We thriving borough
of Eti g
wOcch, crewing a market Si home for all the
products. The property will be sold cheap and on
reasonable terms.
No. IL A Penn of 1511 acres In Elizabeth towns/11A
Allegheny cs nail, Pa.., near tbe Youghiogheny 1 - 11 ,
er. The Improvements are hewed log house,a
barn, stable and Muer oat-buildings; retain, gen
erally goon; well watered; 115 acres cleared; veins o
limestone, the under rein about SSE Sent thick; the
upper yen about SS feet vry convenient to the
river. It m well timber ed w very
the best white oak
Nblack walnut timber. Price !a0 our sere.
o. a. A Farm of 919 acres, situate In Num
township, Allegheny county, Pa. The Improve
ment area two story from. noose. with sls.
and kitchen; a large bank barn, SO by Se, and other
outbuildings; good orchard; I7s acres cleared and in
• good state of cultivation. The land is of best
quality, well adapted tor grain or sleek, and Is ml
underlaid with coal; a very large amount of locust
tam be r. Pesseusion gone immediately. Coaven
lent to churches, mbools. mills, it.
No. 7. A Farm of 99 acres, situated In Elibeth
township, Allegheny county, l's., about one w mile
from Lock No.l, Oa flenUngallela Over. Improve
ments •re one frame noose. with five rooms, barn,
spring house and other ...tabu Beings. The lami
the best quality. Tha above be sold at very
low figures.
Tersooe weollog gay o( the above Real Itstate
please ca ll on O. ILTOI4/14R.
selllee Keel Est, te Ascent. 104 beano etrect.
—•—
WEST END RESIDENCE
TOR 8.41-Ir-.33,
W ESTERS AY EN UE. AMAMI EN Y
A dounte two—dory Brick ()walling of ten room
.1 h stable and carriage house, occupying a hand.
sonsely !ceased lot leg br lm. The lot abounds ir
shade and butt trees and shrubbery, and tie neigh
borhood la our of the DU. desirable In the t .
Apply to
4Cv, g 3
S. S. 1317.YA5,
Rinker In Stones and Beal Estate,
67 Fourth al.. (Iturke'a
"NOR SALE,
A 'first-Class Business Stand.
Tbe gloat. natures, Good Will. Store lions
Dwelling and large Lot In desrlekler, Cash sal
gr,IXXI a month. Posaeuton given Immediately.
Sin small Mouses and Lola. sesl cheap.
tievereltots at Edgeworth !Patton, from one to
fire Ames In each. Apply to
JAMES T. SAMPLE,
Real Estate Ureter and Insurance Agent,
No. YA F ADERA ST., Allegheny
FOB SALE,
SIX ACHES OF LAND,
•
nl nate near Johnston Station, on the Allegheny
Wiley Itallrued. LS miles from the city. The =-
Proven... Sr. • two-story {frame Dwelling of six
rooms, • Stable, an excellent well of water, 60 as
sopted tiers ol gra ft ed trait, and there Is also au
extensive ntone Queery on the place with •30 fool
In of the best building stone. now being success-
Val iy nd profitably warted.
For terms. apply at the Ural Esta . • and Insurance
Glace of
G. S. BATES,
sell Butler street, Lawrenceville.
VALUABLE FARM FOB SALE.-
. A. Farm, contalning about ISO acres, near the
SALE.-
_
kille Ferry, on the Monongahela river, 0(1 which
is erected a two-story Brick Mansion House and
aarn,aria other out-building. Also, several other
farms, well located In Allegheny and Westmore
land counties, co.. Mining from 100 to =nacres. Coal
and Llme Farms for sale on the bteubeur tile nail
road and Monouganela river. Tor further partico•
lam enquire of BriLt.tAm w Amu,
(Opposite the Cathedral,)
JefOck: Nu. ite Grant street.
Volt BALE-91 aci es of good
FA/MIMI LAND In Ross township, amaely at'
cleared and all under fence, more than one-half of
It • good new paling fence. There are on the prem
ises iwo or c
ity, od spillage anew t; altneted
miles from the c near the New Brighton
road. end 1,.4a miles-from Birmingham btatlon. It la
a part of the Cooper Farm and will ba sold at a
bargain. by Itkiln BY t HALL,
Heal Estate Agents,
mitt: 1111 ao. 01 ;leaver .rest. Allegheny.
ONE ISDAJLL ENGINE AND BOIL
," EA FOR oALE.—Wleblog to got a larger &h
-ems and Bolte Governor c udU ode ENIALSE and
taiILEIL with Steam flange. Boller
upright. In good of der awl the besL Inlshed one to
the cliff. 101 l at
NO. TO LIBERTY STREET.
Near the German Catholic Church,
cell:PO A LLcocuorr orry, PA.
p,pLENDID RIVER FARR FOR
SALE—Contalne:Jo scree. 60 of which Is river
bottom. The building. are • large DWaling, built
or stone and frame, very large - barn, two sheep
houses and other out-buildings; One springs. two
orchards of choice fruit; situate opposite Fort HO.
mer, on the Pittsburgh and Wheeling ktallread, five
=Um below Wellsville. Tilts to one of the beat
stock farms now offered for sale. For particulus,
call on it. IdeLlani t Co.,
*sal PPS Fourth street.
e,MALL HOUSE roIe SALE—Five
More; tot 14 by =4 feet, fronting on Ravine pm.,
close toy eistlos an the Fenneyterusla
near Ewalt street, and eve minutes' walk to the
Citizens , rateenger Hallw feellitlea for resetting
city very great; fare on railw ay;
ay eve cents. street
can els eunta• Untne atop dote to the house nearly
"Seeg hoer . Appl
!Bl o t ate rIt i eV,IS A O ?Mk& et.
JOHN D. BAILEY,
Stook and Real Estate Broker.
VON SALE—An Ambrotype Gal-.
!cry, occupying one of the best locations in the
city. and having • good run of custom. Immediate
J io H
possesn can be given.
ON ■
D. LIMIAT, No. lee V-Ourth 01 0e 01 4
Dr, E. CLKETn_
•031 No. 0 Wools. t ,W.I.
POR SALE-3$ acres Coal and:
Surface, sltuateon Campbell's Run, 7 miles from
Pittsbur■■h, and midway be•ween ktanslie'd and the.
Steubenville pirnpike. The surface Is under good
good cultivation, eacept a acres of timber. lirazae
goose and Log Limn.
Joux D. BALLET.
Stock and goal Petal* Broker;
coal No. led fourth street,'
FOR SALE.-113 acres or good
tillable tied, an level and under a high instead
col thretlons - dor:rem cleared and can ba workeilbt ,
• oto slag machine._ Large tworstonr frame boater
and Imp frame tioortorcbard otall klede of
fruit. the.place Is well teetered with gene? Milled
spriugu • (toed welktV Pour. liltuate one tuber
from New tinge ton, o rang .the borough lint of
Ifolletown. b see' s underlaid wttb A 334 . feet
P i lul t Er i clat tn frOn i tt ° 16 . ftrb .r pl? . h trg i . p . " Elle .
beaver tiVert., O. busy. ' wt..
sepia - • • ',llia led. rou h street.
0011:131 TRW ItESIOENCE: ON NM'
IV/hISRPHITON 101 l tiLLETOrer ti ntcmg
R.4loll="44=rl7o9tisetallit Aood
saa coal houte.'subtAlS storlo:_bigh•Ll4,
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.PARTNEROHIP NOTICE.
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TECATE TIM ZMICASSOtIATED
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ING, GAS lUD: G.
BAILIFF, BROWN & CO.,
PLUNIBERS,GAS&SIEAMPIPEFITTERS
55 Federal St., illegbeny
672 Penn Street, Plttaburgh
WATER AND UAS FIXTURES eo❑eta❑tty
band.
Stied ay with Gar. Warxr or Steam riper
- -
et short notice.
trli&anerles lilted up at abort notice and in the
most approved Mule.
Agitators, Teets. AM., Hued with Sheet Lead by
new pr.:meal', with Hydro-Atmospherie Blop Plpe.
We keep epammtly oil band a largeo
anoly of
BREST LEAD LEAD PIPS, litON AND - Lit-mu
IFITTI.NGS or ALL KINDS. HYDRANT
HOVE mad la fact ail material kept by • fast-class
establishment.
We would Invite the attention of all who have any
work to do to paella° of brininess, as we feel cone
dent we can give the beat of eatisfaction sal necards
material, workmanship non Pd., 1y4:13
NOTICE.
Private Families and Hotels
Can be forwiehed with best quality of
HYDRANT HOSE AND PIPES
AL thortest notico and boot terms, by calling on
JOHN MAFFET,
Nos. 21'1 and 2149 First Street,
P 2' 7'S B Li 11, PA.
1111'17.40
WELDON & KELLY,
Gas and Steam Fitters
ANO BRASS FOUNDERS.
A large assortment or
Chandeliers and Brackets, Lead
Pipe, Pumps, Sheet Lead, &c.,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
164 Wood Street, near Sixth.
122:b7
pLUBIEBING,
GAS AND STEIN FITTING,
Hydrants, Iron Pumps,
SHEET LIM+
ZINC •
LI) PIPES,
SINES, BASINS
WATER CLOSETS AND WASHSTANDS
TOM T. E WENS,
(Socconor to Xweno ,t. Co.,'
165 Wood St., Plitteburgh,Ta.
mil :MD
ADDY, WILLIAMS & BARTLE
1. 6 1..1711dr.3333.
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
for. Sixth and Smithfield Sts.,
PTT2I4BURGH, Pd.,
Con ilealrer and Chestnut Streets
MANCIEEB74 R.
All kinds °Mater, Gal and Steam Fixtures eon
slant's on band.
BAILEY, FARRELL & CO.,
No. 167 Smithfield Street,
Lead and Block Tin,Pipe and
Sheet Lead
Wholesale and retell dealers In •11 kinds of
Brass and Steam Goods,
£ND PUPS OP ALL DESCRIPTION&
30137 13220-itlaileolci ortreoeot.
jimma .r.
ADDY, WILLIBS & BBTLEY
Keep on band a superior ankle of
WOOD PUMPS,
All kinds of Iron Pumps,- Hydrants, Sheet Lead,
Sheet Was Lead Pipe, Bath Tubs, Sinks, Water
Closets, h Ballot, Wash Stands, Le., at Baer
Wareroom.,
Corner Sixth and Smithfield Streets,
All kinds of Repairing done promptly-
All orders by mall Immediately attended to.
Jefeent
gEItLEHY & JOIEVSON,
Ei..A.4OTX4CIALT-i
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters
all orders bymall executed satisfactorily and
promptly attended to
A full line of Walt Tube, Pumps, Basins, Nate r
Closets. Mutt. Cbandellers, Vendants, and Gas
Shades, for sale at the most reasonable prlees.
orders from country patrons by mall promptly at
tended to.
Baal Hose of every description. letkdid
I , :faiyi eifeb?, txo:o it :}f,
SEWING Of every description,
executed with mamas, and dispatch, en the
celebrated
WHEELER & WILSON
LOCH-STITCH JfLef CIIIXES,
Ag" 11 " eeWi ' l N. AT FIFTH FITIEZET.
THE "WHEELER & MIAOW ,
SEWING MACHINE
THE MOST DOMABIX. at 27 TurniersmEr
THE . 4 1WEIEELER & WILSON' ,
SEWING MACHINE
THE MOST SIMPLE, at 27 FIFTH STILEET
THE "WOCIRCIRE 1 WILSON"
SEWING MACHINE
THE BUT, at 21 Tl➢l'B BTREST.
THE "WHEELER & WILSON"
THE ONLY FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
AT 97 FIFTH BT.. PITTSBURGH, PAIL.
DROVER & UA WS
SEWING MACHINES
Have beat awarded
the the FIEST PRICILIUMS at the
80 0 Fairs the year Ora
First Premium for beat Nublna work at Penna.-
State Fair.
First premium for best Afacb Ins work at Now York
State Fair.
What Premium for beat Family listoblne at Ohio
First .
Pr ar eranm for best Stauttliclurtag Machine ar
Ohio State Fair.
First Premium for best iltsaufacturing Slacidae at
ktithlean State Fair.
First Prantum for beat Maunfactalog Diselluoat
Wisconau State Val. z •
Fifa Preset= for best Nam teeth ring:Nablus at .
Lawrence County Vain Pa.. -
First Memitan for best Saltine for genera S.W.'
posek•stnawreuee County War, Pa.
._Flutt Premium for best FamLty et Saha
'Coast Fan Pa. : - _ 2 _ • -
Fait Premium for bea-Mauffacturini llaoUce O!
Buckatounty Vain Pa. •
Ylrlarretalum for best artufactitrittg and Famt'-:
ly Macau' at Sprivateld.Sfar.
Preettutrt for nest asantsoLortas so
• - ty Maratha PalutyruFair. N. •Y. jrud .
Find Premium for best Wanutactariug
Sy Matta* at Barak County
1 Y V A L lVlii r nrsTa i n rall. E .Mr . 6- r af ituriuts
First Premium forSZ—A, .
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AIIP at
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FIFTH IiTREET EXTENSION
Pittilifb‘.l.2lo2l.,
WM. SUMNER & CO
.4i2,;rxiik.#llEN2,
IgtfNEIV 01 1 E1114 1 p
0. D.
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U.n.puagleled.R.nneeddestengPrtt Inorelre..Aluvttentandasaadmi.t Grass
able aadlenera zdAIIIATarWRIMIRII ,
AND hula HAMMY Wll3l.
Calving substantial er Wine* Of tha unevnined man
Tpopularity of We /mitt orlal.nal Irish Boy sad
Yankee Dal.
IRELAND AS TT WAS,
and TUE MEM TITIVIL.-
Friday, Benefit of Alr. and atm BaTney Wilttarne.
Tlyee glorto. ptecoN .o.r* 4 . 00 " .
SATURDAY AFTERNOON—Fifty Cent Matta..
for the lIENEFIT OF TUE JOLLNSTOWN SUF
FERERS.
garprrrsietruGH THEATIMIL
LaSSßlANDMAßAgillbsliglt lINNDRZSON
Sensation of the Beason: After warts OftliPnra
nos, N AAA WYNN. EMIR lIENDEISICI/X Ins
En ninst Queen of the Naiads. Now and beantlfal
Scenery, new and gorges". drawler, new and plan
d'id propernes s startling mechanical effect.. ales
[wanly young ladle at the Ballet-
TITUS ElVith IRO, the romance of the Manes In I
act., *untied the
N Si AD QtrE.F.N! NAIAD QUERN.
Lurljuo, tauten of the Salads- —Attie Henderson.
With an Irralsiot Mat of shammy.
/LATIN EE SATURDAY n 1 ,7 ZAN UO !I .
Tho yantin California Tragedian, Mr, PILANN
MAYO. will abort)) . sll:,,car.
VrTiertißLE , symmETl]m
W. C. SMYTHE
VIED. AIM...
Unprecedented Attractions I Ths wild andmyi,
tto drama, entitled THk VAMPIttlt; On. 1/32
Ulla3ert).lloF THIC ItUl NEM O.IIBBY, with new
sad ;beautiful scenery, effects, tee. The palmise
eomedlen, bleed the Acnierny of W. M.
ite¢ooo, newar already briulans Varietrnaoopa La
an entire oth puctrlds Ma. sel7
or PROF. BROOKS' FASHION*.
DLE DAPTOINO . ACADEMY. PHILOHALL
73 'Minn STnazi. Pittsburgh, is now open day and
vening. Juvenile Cl..s Wednesdays and Satur
daye at gl r. st.; Ladies` Clam Teenlay and g i dnY
az r, ; fieutlemen`s Class,Tnesday and day
at Va r. si.
All the fashionable Waltzes, Quadrilles and Co.
iillions will be taught on moderate taunt- PIOUS
tall at the Music. Stores for olrenlats containing
terms Go. AAIII
ENEHTRANON
INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE
CHARTER tiatt LIFE INSURANCE COMPA
NY OP HARTFORD, CONN.
TILE ONLY LIFE ISSIJRANOE. COMPANY IM
AMERICA that now mates and pays an Anll¢lll
CASii DIN-rtSEPLI on I e twit and each subsequent
cumulation premium. is CASH CAPITAL,. MI an.
of EL.:OO,On, in securely Invested in glib.
Ito etocks and mortgages of REAL ESTATE. It ill
now in Rs 1610 year of Co a le.., and bas paid to the
WIDOWS AND unmans Of Its members the mon O.
ON E MILLION DOLLARS. To thls date not • alib.
Mtcase of litigation has occurred, an evidence
MIL liberality and fair dealing La Specialty with
this Company.
lite policies of this Company are not forfeited of
of non-payment of premium alter the second
year. No paymentsrequd after ten , hat
petiole.continue good thro hn San,
life.
orPlCEtte.
J. C. WALKLY, President.
N. S. PALMER, Flee President.
S. EL WHITE, Secretary.
drench Waco for Western Ponnnylvani f ==
Clrculus and blank Applications will be
GM Flab street, Pittsbeurgb.
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n u t; wattled throughout the Mate. Apply to
JOHN L. EMERY, State Agent..
(JIIARTER 1829. PERPETUAL
RASELIS FIEE INSUILIACI ft OY PHILADREILL
*aeon , on Jon. it, 1K64. • • 104457• 849 INI
eaitai • 04000
Acc p rued Premiums mooch
Invested PrZl3ll.l/1 UM=
Unsettled Claims 1.4111
income for 1034 MOD.
Loner l'ald sincoleM 8.1100,11:0.
Porptual and Temporary Policies on Liberal tans
DIRECTORS.
Ulan. N. fiancee, Isaac Lee,
Tobias Magner. Edward C. Dale,
Samuel Want, . George rides,
Jacob 11. Umlo.l, shred VDler,
Georg. '&,ll l ,l.TPli. B A r al l ' irl . , Alta I)
EL W AEU C. DALE, Vice President.
JAS. W. Mc A I.I.ISTEIL, Seel , pro tem.
J. G. CUPWIN. Agent.
Wood end Third street.
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pENNSY LVAN Lk 1003111BANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH / PA.
°nice, sit Fifth Street, Minh flock,
11,119 la a Home Company. and Insures against loss
by Piro exelualvely.
LEONAHD WALTER,./Vealdent.
C. 0. BOYLE, Vice Prealient.
ItOBEILT PATRICK, Treasurer*
HUGH H'.F.LICT, Secretary.
runwronat
Lemtard Walter, George_ W..
C. C. Boyle Geo. W. as.
Hobert Patriot, J. C. Lampe,
Jacob Fainter, .1. 0. Merrier,
Josiah Xing, John Voegtley,
loos. H. Hopkins. Ammon,
Henry boron],
14" IRE AND MARINE
INSIIRANCE CO. OF NORTH A MEM%
PIIIIADELPIII&:
41,750,000.
V.
Hartford Fire Insurance, Company,
eusso.ooe.
10:==M3
/01 . Protection eon be secured in the shove named
d reliable Companies.
W. L. JOWLS. Aireat.
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ALLEGHENY INN: TRANCE CO.
OF YITTISBUIIOII.- Oface, No. 87 rum street
Bank Block.
jasurcklagalast all Clods of Fire and Marla* Makin
JOHN IRWIN, JR., President.
JOHN D. McCORD, Vlee Paesident
0. G. DONNELl,Heerstsry,
Capt. WEL DEAN, General Agent.
oxrutcrauttl
John D. McCord.
George B. Heed,
Charles Rays,
Capt. Whs. Dean.
Geo. D. McGraw,
Robert H. Davis.
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• a. lino
Harel Chtlor,
T. JAHosklnron,
John Irwin, Jr.,
WESTERN INSUUANCE CO., 01'
PITTSI2?MIMS 211113C.K. Premdent.
WM. I'. FiERBERT. S ee r eam
CLAM 11110.12111. 14.111ELD,_eeseral Agent.
Office. R Water street, epandlaCe.'s Wareeellab
op ' Mtn ' eltU =s 6 t all ktuasoi vim and mut=
Will Ware
Blots. A Dome Institution managed by Directora
who are well known to the coninnuiltyand who ars
determined by prone:Deices and liberal , ity, to min
us. the chamfer which they have senuned, u Ot.
Owing the best protection to those who desire to Le
Lneired.
elzorwr Ackley,
David M. Lois.
Alex.
It tallier, Jr,
James McAuley,
Alemintler
Nattuallel Mame%
Cluepliell B. Ilerren,
a. W. Itacketeon im
MMT3O
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HIMBERT. Bearetazy
NORTH AkrizausA
LIFE INSIJRANUE COMPANY.
Widows and Orphans' Fund.
Mb. GS Bt, . Metc Pork
PRICSIDENT—N. D. MOUOI3.
TANY—S. W. 1113/11.11ILL.
D. wt. TINDALL. MedicaLltunalster
E. T. 0
BPECLAL eeENT FUR ter..,
67 Fourth St., Phtiburgh.
M=3=C:!
pEOPLE'S INSERANdE CO.
oinrum, N. E. ocamsagivooa *)llaB4aii
Wm. Phillips, uB
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