I.):}4cp:47o4lll:4ll ,, Ctiaefzi
BATES & BELL,
21 Fifth Street.
OFFER ALL TEIIIII
WINTER GOODS,
11.7 V
REDUCED PRICES.
Blankets,
Dress Goods - ,
Shawls-,
Cloaks,
Flannels.
BATES & BELL,
GREAT REDUCTION.
CLOSING OUT PRICES,
Before Taking Stock.
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRTS—
=MI lot a`labLyantled, at half Dna.,
WOOL HOODS, eHAWLIS.
• at leas Man east _
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWER.S;at cent.
15TaFITSVgglIand.VJ cents: lately mold at IS
and neenta.
STOCEINOS at El cent; worth' 45 and El cent..
RlRRONS—Elreatly reduced.
LINENTIANDKERCHIEJS, MIEIIIIIaaIIed. At
PAWN b ia/VAN at 15 cents &box and ay i;
ward.
TIM /RON Car WATER-PROOF COLLAR
'II now ready. Price= cents Der box.
NirSole •rents for LOCKWOOD% CLOTH
LINED and ALL PAPER COLLARS, LINEN
IMITATION COLLARS, OltAl 'S (genuine)
MOULDED COLLARS, at Manufacturers'
Price..
Dealers Supplied at Low Prices.
MILGRIM & CARLISLE,
19111tH STRILIT
NEW GOODS,
NEW PRINTS,'
New Delaines,
NEW DRESS GOODS,
New Shawls,
NEW BLANKETS. NEW CASSIMERES,
Wholesale and Retail,
At the Lowest Eastern Prices;
OR~VIN, TCONNBLL &CO.,
27$ Federal Bt, Allegheny,
ABOVE VHE RABBET.
Jan
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Nos. TY and 79 Market Street.
We would oral mocha attention to our Eta of
NANDMIUNIEEIL EIBROIDEBIEN, MEM
JHPASTIPEHBD•EOBEB, MIS BONNIE,
LINEN .O(ILLAEIL OEM AID SEM.
retiring from tile Ann of Hanna. Hart & Co.
owing to personal and private engagements re
.itarlartny whole attention in the kaat,) I take
pleasure in recommend tog the new firm of Hart.
a:aligner A Cs, to that liberal patror.age hereto.
fore enbiyeti by the late firm.
Jail :553 JOSHUA HANNA.
El 00073;
NOBIAII,IIOARSII—UfforIar very low to tdOee • DISSOLUTION. •
Gott__
B I..LMOILIL MUTES, HOOP BICERTE.
WOOLEN BOOM. .
BEN r 3 nse r I r
-le ;sad HO& nerally whirl% to p'• NOW
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HOISLITIT—SIertno Bibbed. allierced Bibbed.
-Balmoral. Cotton lleeoed, Tartan and Ilenteb
T 1•111. .
GLOTZB—Good Parts BM GlovesßlM. In
Dart. White and Onera blondes. A fell stock
cloth, Calf and bUdd )Weed, fie Ladles and
Bents.
HANDIDIEUIMF BEE CONTINUED.
We an sail offering onr stock of Slightly Boil-
Ed Handkerchiefs in 'PALM, Heinglitebed and
mbroidered.
THE HEW HOOP. BRIM FOR IBM.
Sos Entirely B.
Wesrotild Inv io ite too attention ankticacmorre
and IMALFAUS to oar stock,hich l
round to contala all that rs seasonable, sad at,
prin.. to suit the decline la gold. .
JOS. HORNE & Ca,
77 and 79 market Street.
s.=
GREAT REDUCTION •
AT RETAIL.
ease Good Blna /Med litdrts ant
limners - Go. each
I ease Good' Bbetland Urns . and
Dramas..' 00e. ••
50 dos, Ladles! Bibbed Cotton Flom. De. polo
as L.. ' Merino •• 20e. .`
50 ••• ChildreneWoo2 Goss. slybt.•
lysolled Se. ••
tai Tonna Good Country Yara.-.....51.00Pr1t ,
I ease Good Jean Cornets LSD. pair
1 east Trench Worn Corsets I.= •
I ease 1.13 sa'
10 doz. Hoods and 2. ablas, allibity
- soiled Me. Glob
5 •• Bantam sitabtly soiled.. ...... Me. `•
lea= Goldsmith's Beat Wand C011ar5...."
lars...." 20e. tax.
Gears Itoaldedraper Colton.. Me. box
MERCHANTS. PEDDLZRale_and sm. who nor
to eeit again. will find Inpnm wbolmale Depart
ment, Goods at. • -
VIEW YOUR PRICES.
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MACRUM, CLYDE & Co.,
78 and 80 Market .Street.
Ja7
WHOLESILE -DRY GOODS.
_ New Goods Just Opened.
~.
Merehants • desiring to Sort Up
should call and examine our
Stock and Prices.
FULL LINE OF DRY QOODS d NOTIONS.
115 Wood 111., Pittsburgh.
ARBOIHNOT, SHANNON &a).
C. iIIEINZIOT.R. T. 111A1X0N..7.0.11131M110i
AZ
OUTOICCAMMESS & CO.,
LATIWOLSON. C. 123 a C 0..)
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
=co. 94 111117cpc•ci.
Third gauss above Disaioad
. • PITIMMIKWI4. PA
PITT SHEN IRON WORKS.
J. PAINTER & SONO.
KA7137/LCTIIO7IO3 07
Iron übkel, Tub and Trunk
HOOPS It AND =MT%
' hitdO PITTSBURGH. PA.
J,O2,Pa.
LIMDEE OIL received
amps imam' a cu..
Who Lusa. unman. SI Wood strut.
;.
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DI:11AN +Wi :0 tefl
600
OVERCOATS
VETen RENAMING UNSOLD,
M must be CLOSZU OUT
REGARDLESS OF COST,
:At the Immense
CLOSING OUT SALE,
lIMI
J. D. RAMALEY'S
334 and 336 Liberty Street,
Also, • Large Assortment of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
DRAWERS, UNDERSHIRTS,
- WHITE SHIRTS,
Cotton and Woolen Hosiery,
Scarfs, Ties, Suspenders, &e.
CiFT_A=OVr3IEI3
01 ail Descriptions, and a
Large Assortme nt of
GENT'S FIIRMSHEG GOODS,
All of which must Le sold re
gordless of cost or Invoice.,
Call and Be Convinced.
J. DI R.A.MALLEY,
334 and 336 Liberty Street,
Opposite Wayne.
MCIM
$ 25,000 WORTH OF
Ca-..OO9MEICIIVar•
, FOR SALE AT
MC GM. A.rravlr
Cheap Clothing House,
Corner of Ohio Street and Diamond,
ALLEGHENT CITY,
At Wholesale and Retail.
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Flue /army Heavy CassLozere Sults 25 00
I=
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Castor Beaver evereoats
Ovc!!oata 23 00
Flue Black Cloth !rock Coati - 15 00
i=3:l
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All Wan French Cap, Pants and V.U.e 11 00
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060 to 600
=l3
Ready-Made Bors Clothing.
THCOSTORKUOK R
TKO WOT
RKnionoz maim TO ORDKR ON
na2mus:s
BUSINESS CHANGES.
DISSOLUTIONOYMPARTBERSHIP.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP
here
tofb existinbutween the undersigned,
ander the nuns of HANN At, HART d CU. WSJ
dissolved by mutual consent Cu the set of ' Jan.
vary. 19C7, - the interest of Joshua Hanna having
been purchased by WK. K. FLAKY awl C. r;
CAU(stiILY. whomlll mations In the Malady
business at 'he same stand, comer of Ildrd
Wood .heats, ander the name and style of
HART, CAUCHEY a. CO.
JOSHICA HANNA
WK. K. HART.
CAUGHES.
•
MCOPAIITNEBBIIIIPHERE
re existing betirtron the undersigned.
under the firm name of Xi. FAWCETT & CO,
In the **Oreiton Brewery,
_*!.mas dissolved hymn
teal committals Um twelfth CU) Wt. The -basi
licas of the firlif will be !settled at the Bremen
ny ISAAC BURTON, late alert of the Ursa. who
le authorised to use the name of the firm to Wind
up the truelness. DAVID VALWCETT.
JOSEPH P. IDLIGH.
Pittstrarth, January ISM, . .
Hexing sold our entire Brewery, - Hal and
Bop Bullies. to Inman. 21.1gR.
00., we would request from our Mends a eon
thmance of thew lberally bestowed upon us
during the number of years we were In t.O
aoa
taea. We hare no hesitaClon to recommend
ing the net gLeIII, SA from their JOUR' experience
In enominee. we base no doubt Was they will
maintain Ms excellence of our Ale. •
• • D. rawoerr. co.
• -
Metering to the above. we Wolild Inform the
public that we shall endeaeor to merit a cantle
cane. of the liberal patronage enloyed by the
late drut of D. Fawcett &Co. and nom our ex
perience In the balances, Co.,
ncely say that we
will be able to ere entire eatlefeetion to those
who may layer ea with thetr orders. -
jels,rls PIED. DANNALB /a CO.
DISSOLITTION• OF
.PAILTIRKRBBIt
THE PARTNERSHIP HERE.
tofora existing batten. JOSEPH MTLRS.
LEWIS MYERS, K. wolimazu, AMNELD
HERZ and T. W. DAVIS. name of
OE Ennui..
Engine's. under the name of WOEM/gLic
myzus cu...raa thle esl diunival M soma
al consent, Arnold Ben renting from said Ann.
The business loareafttr will be conducted try
Joseph Myen, Lewis Myers. E. Wormaer, and
T. W Darts under the Inn 11•19( of WORM
MY/Ltld At CO. .10864 f INCEn.
WLS MYER&
MZEMS
T: w//1.418.
♦ELNOLU HIRT.
Prrrsznatarr, Jumary /SGT. J. 14
IRETrPARTNERSHIP HERE.
under th e Am
e ellstll4 betlireeil 11/14tre/P ed.
of
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Has been dtwolved •by the withdrawal o
WILLIII UALZELL. J RILES
111JALL,DALZIL
WI.I
PrresuriGia. January], leal.
CO-PARTFEESUIP.
I hare d lad&T ssooclated orllh me LEWIS K.
UALZLLL, ■ad .111 um:tingle so heretofore the
buolheee. Ohder the Arm of JAI.III.IIULLZICLL
bl/N.
)aIaJAII.I3 VALZELL.
HE FIRM OF RICHARD HATS
d. %At. was dissolved by mutual cement on
the Lt Inst. The business of the late arm
he settled be LAUGHLIN &CO. '
21CliAltD HAYS • Co.
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TO* Ann orLl.Utill LIN & 'CO. was dissolved
on theist hist., MICLIAZD flnYd seals; ids
Interest to the 14.11thir p 11111.4
Th. msnefseture of PM IRON will be eozilln.
lied at the &LIZA /UttIACLS, ander the same
etyle of Aria wi heretofore.
FEMililiiii=l
LAUWILIN k CO'
Jaktitry =II, ma. talon
DISSOLIITION.—The , Co.part
mesh I p baretafore ea Wing notaten THOS.
VALENTINE and 01.012148
Om badness of. Miens and Selling cog,
dlssolan4Decesabanlo ll 4 I MA. -
THOMAS VALINTIME.
Lavnla St. astr Tp.. Jsul. 21, Mg.. latimai
TOBACCO. CIGABB,Sco.
RASE DUD _BOUGH AND
Au , BEADY, BOSE BUD BBILIIITP OUBD
" non BUD tICLDEN ISAUI4
Aid baler Bated Brunch of
. 1 111 ColrEleateCIC I C O O
Manufactured hl •
Ik W. JENELIFINON,
derh VIM door front Mumenalon Bridge, Allegheny.
out
JOHN MEGRAW,
Xanotoctoner at and Wholesale asta WWI •
Dealer 1. all Mad. of
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
.axs awe wriamunT.
"talll7=l4.l;:klll,72,ZhieS
iii4ift,olurolt6auftt.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1567.
The Pennsylvania State iiiPnac7.
Gov. Geary bag addressed the: following
letter to our fallow citizens Col. 7. If. Stew
art, and his associate, Col. Cook, recently
appointed State claim agents; covering rules
for the government of the agency at Wash
ington D. C.
lisumsscso. Pa., Jan-18,18GL
liswrtirstsw The duties of your offices are:
not only important, but such as 1 have no
doubt you take great-pleasure in 'perform-
Snq
not sufficient that the laws provide
tiouritleVuid innately for the surviving sol
i/ley, and the widows and orphans of they
who perished In defence of oar liberties;
these should be presented to the Govern
ment with care and promptness. and placed
In the hands of those entitled to them, free
from all charges..
Ths agency at Washington was establised
for these purposes, and has tbnitfar beep in
successful operation, its objects meet with
my approval—my warmest approval. Desire
i t ,her e Increase efficiency,
I,bere with transmit you a few rules, with
which I will expect a strict compliande.
Respectfully. de.,
Jona W. tiSsar, Governor.
Col. JO= If. 81ZWLIIT,
Lieut. Col. Wilds All A. Cool.-
lisnalantmo, Ps., J an. 18,
Itt'LltS 71012 TUE STATE • AOICIICY LT WiLZINO.
TON, D.C.
lint, The agency will he kept open du
rlngthe business hours of the departments
at Washilliitott. and at snob b other hours as
the business may require. .
&cond. Records or dockets will be open
ed and kept up of alt applications or
claims. As far as premicable, they will be
ciaasided according to Congressional dig."
Third. The utmostattentlon altdsrompt
neu be glven the application and Pa
pers transmitted to the agency, as well as
to verbal Ingrdnes.
Jemrsh.. Toe papers will at all times be
kept m perfect order, 110 that if nesomary a
report can DO made „of the doings of the
agency at any time.
U any Important differences Of
opinion should occur between you and any
branch of the general Cloven:meat, you will
present to me a concise statement of the
tolate, tiuttl may give it due comddera.
o
Sixth,lmmediate notice of the substance
Of these rules and that the agency m pre
pared to give strict attektion to military
clams, will be publJahed In at least o n e
newspaper in eah county of the State. •
Tyrone aud Clearfield Rail Road.
The peapleotClearfteldrounty are,moving
toecap/a the completion Of the Tyrone and
Clearfield Railroad to Clearfield. At a pub.
lie meeting. hold at that , pima list week,
Ex-Governor Bigler spoke of the flattering
prospects of having the -Tyrone a Clear
field Rail Road extended to pleas/WM lie
referred to the candor with which lir.
Thompson, President of the 'Pennsylvania
Railroad, rece iv thened his suggesti detailedon, on the
subject. Re gae a history
of his exertions and i nterviews which re.
Belted in the Pennsylvania Company mak.
tag a proposition to furnish the means for
constrocitag the road. The proposition is:
that the PoluisYlvaula Ball nom will pay
µODA° to responsible rallies here, the lat
ter to grade the road, Multi the bridges, Bo
cure the right of way, furnish the cross
ties and the grounds necessary for Opole,
sidings, &a Gov. Bigler then read an esti
mate from which it appears tbat the prob.
able cost to the citizens Of this county, in
dependent of the &meant to 110 paid by the
Pennsylvania Road, will be frank $35, 0 00 to
04000, built is deemed proper to raise at
least $9040. Ile also explained the manner
In which It was proposedito respondito theß.
Proposition, and in thin connection read
theznescription paper, or agreement, which
had been prepared, and urged those pres
ent to append their names sad the sums
they wished to give to the enterprise. The
amount which had been subscribed prior to
this meeting was OSA% To this, during
the evenly d ; were added about 610,0°). Al
ter which e meeting adjourned.
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John Campbell, a/fru 'William Admin.
charged, on oath of J. H. Johnston,
with the larceny of lirbair ins from the
Great Western Gun Works, bad a hearing
yesterday morning before Mayor McCarthy
and in default of $l,OOO hall was committed
to jail for trial. John Stevens, arrested on
a similar charge. was remanded to the
watch-holm for a hearing to-day.
Adams, or, as he called himself on the
train, Campbell, would 'certainly have been
arrested even if officer Elute had not, so
fortunately, been on hand. Chief Hague
and officer Emma, of the Mayor's
had. In response to the telegram received
on Wednesday morning from Lao - Maces
Station by Mr. Johnston, Started for that
place to make the arrest. On their way
they learned of his pains on the day mail
train and had made their arrangements to
overhaul him at Now Florence. Meantime
Mr. Kline. Hankins thee circumstances
against Campbell suniciently strong to war
rant him In so doing, arrested him and
started back without knowing that the
other °Mears were on the track. So the
prisoner was the victim of a singular sat oh
circumstances.
Stevens, the alleged accessory was ar
rested, as we have already d i
elated in bed at
home, on Keglers Hun, by Ward Nicholson,
Esq., and °Mears McMullen and Dressler.
He denies all connection with the affair ex
cept that he he bellied Campbell, who lived
with him, to sell the weapons.
SO 00
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ECE3
EEO
The Usseertnntles Of the Lew.
The law's delays were well Illustrated by
a recent case occurring in Ashtabula coun
ty, Ohio. in 1854, Horace Haines was tried
that comity, for the murder of Hiram
Sutliff, and found guilty of murder m the
second degree, and sent to the Penitentiary
- for life. This finding was regarded s. a
kind of compromise on the question of cap
ital punishment, and the general opinion
was that he was as fully proved wealth of
murder in the drat degree as murder at alt.
itlaines last week, was discbarged from
prison, under a decision of the Supreme
Court, of Ohlo, declaring the indictment
void, following the precedent In the ease of
Coats vs. Ohio, ate Ohio Reports. The der
fect Is, that It does not charge that the
murder was IntendedAs required:under the
Statutes of Ohio. Under the common law
the crime of murder deem .not require that
withl be with an Intention to kill, und er
premeditation teethe, dc.; b ut er
the Ohio statutes, all crimes are specially
defined, and in the definition of murder,
the Intention to requisite, 80. Haines
escapes because the indictment followed
the common law instead of the Statute.
Homes is to be remanded to Ashtabula
county fora new trait bet even that would
not bo likely to convict him.
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Yesterday morning, at about ten o'clock.
a horse attached to a local express wag
on while standing In front et the Express
once,l on Fifth street, took sudden fright
and started furiously up the street. Alter
going 1 short distance up the street the
wagon came in forcible Collisionwith a load.
sit coal wagon, and while the wagon passed
On scott free from harm, the axle of Memel
wagon was snapped oft' and the vehicle loft
In a heap. The fugitive wagon next struck
the forward end of a buggy which It met.
and hoisted the alight structure off th e
ground. Strange to sag, however, the bug
gy was let down on ita four wheels again mit
banned, and proceeded On its way. The ex
press wagon kept on up Fifth street to the
comer of . Smithfield street, when it turned
down towards the river. At the corner of
Diamond allay afar/1101ra wagon was struck
and, with the force of collision, the express
wagon was overturned and the runaway
hone Was thrown down. lie my helpleu
until he waa released from his harness,
when he was reconstructed and driven back
for afresh start. The wagon was uninjured.
The Trial of Ladles for Destroying
Liquor. •
The women of Greenfield, Highland coun
ty, Ohio, have a summary way of dealing
whirr the mach vexed liquor question, and
1. July, 1865, they took the evil, so far as
their own neighborhood wstacaneerned, in.
to their own hands, and made a general on
slaught on all taverns ;and ;saloons they
could And. staving In the heads of barrels,
bursting demijohns, =nailing bottles and
playing the mischief with drinking stock
generally. The whiaky dealers combined
to bring suit against these strong armed
And minded females for damages, and the
trial which came off at illboro, the coun
ty seat . Is just ended. lf Nearly it hundred
witnesses were examined` the Greenfield
ladies, coming to town In . a precession of
wagons and being the guests of the ladles
of Itilisbona during the trial, the latter
having made ample preparation to twelve
tnem. Bet all would not do. The majesty
of the law had to be vindicated, and the
Greenfield matrons were found "guilty, and
damages assessed at prii.
Terrible 4leeidenL
The rranklin Citizen of Thursday, .says
On Tuesday, the 47th, a serious accident rm.
curred at the Coal litall.roltdi one mile below,
the mouth of Big Sandy. A loaded oar was
going down to the river, drawing up an
empty one In the natal manner. The ropes
welch regulate, the apeed of the cars, pass
Over a cylinder at the top of the MIL whore
brakes aro provided. /t is supposed that
the brakesnout at this point turned the
brakes the wrong way, when the empty car
ascended the hill with such terrlflo speed,
that several persons atonal:lg near coul d
so
ot the way. The corner of the
car struck Mr, Jame. D. Austin, splitting
nose open. The car than struck a beam,
throwing It against Mr. C. Lieperecott with
such force to UMW" him about fifteen foot
and,.. produce concusaton of the spinal cord.
cie wan Ineechlem for some time, but is In
fair way of recovery. Mr. John Starks
had his right arm broken and badly man
gled. and eta skull fractured. The injured
men are all doing well, except. 1. Ilarks,
whom Injuries are probably fatal.
Cincinnati will be CloonnatL An ex.
change says that some lull:wren of Riatori
n that city recency got so frantic to their
appreciation of. her flop acting, that they
prnentsid Der with en large hogs as an ev
idence of their alreetionate regard.-
Ilizees'!lon In llentironiery County,—
Joseph Redde)), convicted et the Novem
ber Conn of the murder of Julius Wochele,
h o hang on Wednesday next, at Nor.
rlstown.
Again In
!la Dllnenlt
ens a y—Tb era l m Hughes
G o
no aan.
Thomas Hughes, who was convicted of
mai:slaughter in the killing of J. T. Callen,
sentenced to ten years and nix months int-
P o r nd by the i e °'mentlQ Go th ye e rn r or a few weeks enit' hence. dp
d
has again got into difficulty. At about half
past ten o'clock on Thursday night he wail
considerably under the influence of Hauer.
fled was engaged, together with several
others, in conducting a general row near.
the Allegheny Market House. Lieutenant
ai the Allegheny night police. Inter
fered to etheeJ: the affray; and arrested
Hughes. He was conducting his prisoner
to the lock-up, when, as they were Pettudnir
the stone steps leading down to the collar
kitchen of the Market Howie eating saloon,
pad the more ~ B,Lattnuffmemom ue.n,tearn,a,-.,17
[bourne time hitting him a blow. The
ter would 'have fallen into the cellar, but
eased himself by catching hold of the leg of
hie prisoner. The latter made a break and
succeeded in getting away, but had gene a
short distance when he slipped and fell.
Officer Patton, of the night watch, pounced
Mein
him and - captured him again, At this
them Captain Davtd Evans, one of Hughes'
oompanions,interfered and struck Patton a
severe blow, felling him to his knees. . Offi
cer Malty, a private watchman, who IVILS
watching the affray, non interfered to as
sist in the arrest, when Hughes struck him,
knocking him down. The officers speedily
concentrated, however and succeeded la
getting the prisoners to ' the lock.up, Yes
terday morning Ltentertant Elkin and offi
cer Melby each made information against
Hughes for assault and battery sad. esist
log an officer. The accused was held in ssuo
ball on each charge to annum . at Court, and
obtained ball in time to prevent being com
mitted.
Officer Patton also made information,
charging Evans with eimiLar offences. lie
was held to bail in the sum of $3OO for
Court.
Keeping W., ettreete Clean.
The charters of most of the street rail
ways require that they. shall keep the
streets clean over which they rye. We. no.
tice that in Harrisburg, Judge Plertion has
given u decision In the ease of the city of
Ilarrisburg against the City Passenger Rail
way Company, which declared the city or
dinance which obliged the Railroad Com
pany to keep the- street Is order for eigh
teen Inches outside of their track, to be
null and void. The Judge based this do.
elsion upon the fact that the company only
occupies nine Inches outside the rail and
that the construction of the law would not
admit of compelling them to keep the
street clean any further than they really
occupied it.
That's What's the Matter.
Patrick 11. Murray, yesterday made in
formation before Alderman Taylor, charg
ing Michael Mutter, proprietor of Swear
ers nail, on Yearn street, in the fifth ward,
with keeping a gambling house, and also
with assault and battery. It Is alleged that
on ;urinary Ist, the deponent went to-
Sweiteserg flail and indulgol In a 'little
game." On going away. he says ho left a
pair of shoe.s there which he was unable to
got on goinhji after them agal. Testerday
he went again, and as Le 8.13,3, WWI assault
ed in a manner not at all to his taste, hence
the second information. The delenant was
koldto bail to answer heal charnel,
Murder Trial pt Clear(lslet —The trial
of lire. Lena littler, for tba murder of her
Miaband, Xavier in July, ISM, in
Clearfield county, in talc State, wan con
cluded on the d tilt., and the cue Wen to
the Jury. After. a brief absence, the Jury
round n verdict of guilty or murder in the
lint dome.
:4w.)sAffA43/bs'
MT POLITICAL PLATFORM
Kind Mends and Datraim all, /- ask your close
attention,
/have a Mock of /loots on hand, thousand. of
dlfferant aloes.
Which I eon well afford to tell at the very lowest
prices.
A lot of Boots and Shove. of French and German
lestbel,
Which none would be afraid to wear, In coldest
winter weather.
my Ladles' Roots art of the best, it really Is
sururlaing,
o
eon .cli s ' , err oheri
are risin p. whEe prices still
My stock Ls
prodce.g.
of the very best the trade did ever
My
did a r e farce the cheapest slime the prices I
Then seek JOne own advantage and tome to me
whew uy,
And hmy Mock is all [old out I'll get a fresh
su
Mime moneypplv.
is so plenty now, ,and greenbacks
in dead reedit,
Do come and boy some bran new Ghoes, you nev
ur will regret it.
Cold
year h er wintw at the door, when the old
hat en de d,
And If your shoes 1 ave sprang a leak, do come
and get them mended.
Then call at Girt popular Shoe Palace Emporluin,
Nos. 20 and 11$ Pink street.'
at! W. B. CLAPP &CO. •
A DICONISTBATOWS SALE.-
The undersigned. Administrator of the es
tatisof TIMOTHY late of North Pay
ette township, Allegheny county. PA, deceased,
will offer at Public Pale, on the premises, in
intld township.
on Thursd.7. nth Februirl.lS47.
At o'clotsk a; m. the following Heal Estate
b(said deceased, awn: Bounced on the sou th
y lands of Torrance, helm, on the west by
mode ofJos. Scott and others, on the north loy
land* of %Vim Men and on the east Or the Mou
rners Charon Los, and by lands el Torrence', heirs—containing ha acres, Partly underlaid
with Coal. Terms made known at sale.
Inquire near the prentiseti. of
_ .
JunN eTONSIrIiER.
Or of DAYlilt d Stl•Yltli, Attorney',
105 ?Mb street, Unshorn, Pa.
stl.2lrrminter
C ) .C.ALMBC:aaMIGO,
DYA.LEE IN
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds,
1F51X.0713114.1217.116.1=1.22.
AND
French Clocks, &c.
nli r l g ay. to he HE PAULIN Or
FINNY
-.llb. 22 rinh Street.
sell 'Warr
H . Je LANCE,
BlLtr. AND WOOLEN
DYER AND SCOURER,
AU%
Chintz Window elnitalne and Chair Covers
.Cleaned dkilegi f azinl Without unpacking.
Nos. 135 and 131 Third Street,
Between Wood and Bmlthdeld,
weletan PlTTnnlinall. PA.
RAMAN' COTTON WORKS,
E. HYDE'S & SONS
Are now wrwsnul marmfacOve
COTTON TARN; CARPET CHAIN,
COVERLET TARN, CANDLEWIUR,
.•
TWINE, ILL rnNus.
COTTON WARM, Ne, A.
WEsLTCANi AllegbeaL LITNEET.
be
tbreentbbbibboxi and
acuck. r CUT. Pc.
P. B.—All ordera by mall attended to. a ob.un
BROADWAY EXCHANGE
RESTAURANT,
101 COBH MTh ASH WHIM ITS. lOt
Ladies' Dining Booms 2d Story,
FRESH CAN OYSTERS ADD GAME of All
klods on hand.
def.pL M. fißMlL'iStfiz"•}l..;Pri.tor.•
F. ittllBl3MiLlifN;
Fita Strad,b dween Tunas/
and Ch. athans Strada,.
Gunsmith and Dealer In Hardware.
the
- Mast e.t.a of ail deactlgtiona aiff
band end 'whim, the low at °deme °wring
dot erefelle ea short eng e m. 4....41012
WEST COSIDION nuonNE
• STONE WORKS. Northweet Corner of
Wes Common, Ar.laduENT.
FEEDIE ALIVATEN co.
Havana bend Or preVaro on 'nen e o tk o
HEARTH AND STEP STONES. YLJOIS FOE
SIDE-WALKS, BREWERY VAULTS, a..
HEAD AND TOMB STONES, An.. de.
,ETON ern tiromptly.eented. SUDJEN. CEA
SON ABLE. .21srolOCI
NECESSARIES FOR THE WIN
Tllll.—Yor a gond 0001I1NU IS rOVIt and
ember Eltonan tltenalls, go to No. 146 Omani.
Plato and Panty COAL SOUTTALA
ZIA, Plain
othersuer ltteemils tor Cook
ing Oyster and fancy Mama; renders,
Store ripe. Water conductor. 00.1 all other
articles, cal' at Y. 1.7. OUP/IVA -NA , 146
Want street. All ebearikohnapt chimed on
CEEFJESE.
SCO boxer Goober, 7/CtOrf . 1111 d Elm:abort for
- Web)
CHAULICS C. BAIJILICY,
No. =Liberty street.
BROOMS.
E3=l
CHARLES C. BA.L.TLEY,
M M =l_l
LARD OIL.
TS bbls. Extra Errined and warranted W Inter
. n ed. for sale by
CIYERLEB C. BEWLEY.
1209
No. xOl Libartv street
HOMUVW. •
100bbts. not v411+711143 Flint for We by
I=2
===',l3l
ORANGES AND, LEMONS4IO
bls. fresh linenna Vestiges. hi boxes fresh
id e eei.e urns...put received and foe sale by
ItCYMELL Ai Biwa.,
Itos, thi 41d191 Wood Mint.
I SPECIAL NOTICES
IgrA 'CAR D TO INVALIDS.
A Clergyman, while residing In South America
mietiogary. discovered • safe and simple
remedy for the Care of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Illse.es or the Urinary .4 Seminal
Org.', wad the vebole train of dl.rders brought
on try b.efal and vicious habito. • Great num
bers have been already cared trr 001. noble rem
rrompsgd by a desire to benefit the allict
ea and unfortunate, I will sand the recipe for
preparing .d ash. (hies medicine. In a aecuest
nvelope, to any one who needs It. Itagi or e
CciaacrlC. Ile.. enclose a p.hisaiderivevelop
Slitlet•Seli to yonraelf..
. _
Address JOSEPH T. INMAN
t • D Ultde on
r4F - WIL BARNHILL & CO., .
BOILER MAKERS
AND
SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Nos. 20, 22, 24 and 26 Penn St.
Mitring secured a large yard and tarnished
Dared he manufacture ed descript io n are pre
to every of 801 l
the het manne•, and warranted equal t
'anirmade In the countrw. Chimneys, Breech
Mg. lire Beds, Steam Pipes. Locomotive 801 l
ACondensers. Salt l'ta•, ' Tanks. Oil Stills,
gitator., Settling Pans, Boiler Iron, Bridges,
Solt WIA!', 1
,11,111`.111.V"'" 4 -uN
Repairing done on the shortest notice. leslest
arLAICE • SUPERIOR
COPPER MILL a, .SMELTING WORKS,
PITTSBURGH.
PARS., McUUBDY & CO .,
Manufacturers of Cheatiting, Brasier.: and Bolt
Cspper, Preesed Copper Bottom., Raised SIMI
Bottoms, Sparer Calder. Also. importers and
&calers in 'Metals, Tin Plate, Bneet /roe, Wire,
. Conetantly on band Tinners• Mublnes and
Toole. Warehoue, 140 PINST IIt.EICP
and 190 BECtiND STREET, Pittsbureh.
Itpulal orders of Copper cut to any desired
pattern. nayl4=3.l.lwT
fgrROBLVION, ILEA &
HOMII6OIi. Mfl, i d MII.L11111.)
WASHINGTON WORSE,
Fouuder - s and ithehlnlits,PlataDurgb,
•
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam
Minium Blast Engine., Mill Machluary, Bear.
Log, Shafting, Cutlet's of all deacrlptionst Olt
Tank. ind Stills, Boller and Shoat Iron Work.
Sir Agent. for GITYABIPS PATBIIIT 131.
.TECTOR for feeding bolters. tall:r62
rE - lIEINECIAL INSTITUTE
FOB SPECIALICABER,
No. 14 Bond Strept, New York,
Pall in fartnatton, th the fohesltestinton tic;
also. Book on gyvehst MM.., In a sea led en
velope, sent n..
airge sure and semi for tuna
and you mitt not rourst U; for, as advertising
physicians are generally Impoetr.s, without re
fereners no stranger thould be DID ted.
Xstamp for postman, and °Dem to DR. LAW"
itNCE. hto. 14 Bond street, New York.
notated:VP . •
THE GRAVEST MALADIES
2 -tuV uT e A C' Lrtt i liV IS A
?L A . tt
t li ll o e t l 'P hisiniegy (qtr, Paulen.. and the grrors.
Abuse, and Diseases peculiar to the first age of
man, with Report. on new reethals or treatment
lmployed In this institution. Pent to sealed
etter envelopes, free coafge. Address Dr. J.
tIitILLIN IioUtiILTON. Howard Association,
Philadelphia, to. lall.ral:d
ry.:cl.mir;cr.wnrv.7 Tl
HART, CAUGHEY & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
CORNER 'NIRO AND WOOD STREETS,
PITTNIBIJIMII, PA..
(SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HART & C 0.,)
DILALEUS IN
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to the Ina r.
chase and Sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
i-11101ITItATTS ON LONDON. JaSl:e7ll
N. HOLMES & SONS,
No. 57 Market Street,
FITTSBUItOII.
Deposits received In Par Enna sod Corteney.
Co.Mellow.made on all the principal points of
the United States and Cams
Stocks, Bonds and' Other Securities
, BOUGHT AND SOLD ON 00111tIONION.
p.ruelear attention gold to the purchase and
sale of
13". cS. Securities,
Including U. S. SITES UT Iteel;
do, do. rootallat
U. S. FIVES 10-40 a:
U. S. CERTIFICATES Ur INDEBTEDNESS.
Orders and Vouenersbooght or collected.
Jan :el
0;i:164; v... a. :1:1
JOHN T.' GFCAL'ir,
BOWS AND CION
PAINTER, GRAINER AND GLAZIER,
No. 54 Hand St., Pittsburgh.
Plain and Ornamental work
of every dmerlp
t ton done to order. AU work done promptly at
reasonable mars. JeS:ell7
WILT - 1 411 D. BROWN,
(Late Wile firm of EnOws d Moaaaor.)
110 USE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
lafmth-aaatnorner et Third and Market stnela.
=I
•
fi v HEAT WATCH KALE ON TINE
•-• popular one price ,plan, glning every pa
tron a handsome and Rellable Watch far the lo*
price of Ten Dollars, without regard to value ,
and not to be paid for unless perfeetly Mtivfm.
ton.
100 Hnlld Gold 11.110 g Watches—. r.sf) to $760
10 Mule Cased Gold Watches =0 to WO
110 Ladles' Watches. Easoulled.... 100 to 1M
00 Gold Bootleg Chron'r Ruches. 'SA to foe
WO Hold Huntley Enolleh Levers. . WA to 2a)
On Gold Duplex Watches 110 to 2210 500 Gold lltrat'ir Alntlient Watalh 10 to MO
300 /liver Hiantinlir Levert ..... ....... So to 110
3o Silver Ilentlerr_Vopleze. 75 to =0
ZOO Gold Ladle., Wat Ches a to nu
LW/ Gold Meting Lepines • - 60 to 73
1.000 Idluellueous Oliver Watches... 10 to lEal
2,500 theetlu /diver Mto 10
.1,010 Assorted Watch... all 10 to 71
. .. • • •
Siii-Erery patron obtains a Watch by this ar
rangement, N o
but SIO, while it may be
worth SOO. No partiality will be shown:Sink
The advertisers wish to Immediately dispose
of the above magnificent stook. Certificates,
naming thwe l ticles are placed ireentitled ct
= a irtTC Vari hrtVc:;t r tilcal u ar.
ment. of Tea Dollars. whether It be a watell
worth Milder one worth less. The return of any
of our eerthicates entitles you to the article
named thereon. upon payment Irrespective of
Its worth, and as no article valued leas than 111
la named on any certificate it will at once be men
that Oils Is
ho Lottery, but a straight forward
' legitimateTraosactioo, which may
be participated la area by
lb. most Fastidious i
. .
• single certificate will be f.'s% by mal e lev enipale. upon receipt of P. cents. are for Si.
tee V., thirty-three and ao elegant premium for
one and more for pi
n v
hundred and molt superbW atch for $l3. 'Co n.
Agents or ttose wishing employment this Is •
ruru oPPortonity. It Is a legitimately conduct
ed business duly authorized by tile thrternment
and open to Me most ea/win:ll sCrinlny. Try as
Address,
J. SUCKLING Alt Co..
ie Broadway. New 'York
=
sans . . ... c. MOILIDOI.
IRON CITY SPICE 111LIIS,
FIFTU STREET EXTENSION,
Xear Pennayivania avenue,
PITTABITROPI. PA.
PURE SPICES AND MUSTARD
Warranted when our name is oil Um Article.
FRESH ()ROUND CORNMEAL and BYE
ElgillU coortantly on hand.
COFFEE AND (MOUND NUTS ROASTED
prompt
r ly.
We eepretfully iriform the u übllo thatete
VAtiaV n a:l7.6 * , ° ;,l4ll7 ' .;:ftl:gWrotr i gt;
Wholesale pr i or.
Retail Dealers at tele lowest
market prior. Aiming deal ISO. we rollelt
the patronage of the poolle.
R .., rortnerly of Do Con ...
ntuflt.7,,":,:torar,:gLlP mi*"
CHOPPED row oouskautly oll ' uattd.
ISTAICKLER ARIORLEDUE.
deMuDS
FIRST CLASS LOOKING GLASS
AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY.
J.LYONS,
N0..110 Wood St., JPlttiburgli,
Keeps on band and Inanufnetures to order. the
Vibiltar !WILK Ulf OILT. ittnlKW.dll and
WALNUT, OVAL and tqUAßici
PUILTRAIT and PICTURE FICASIZK Curtain
cornice, Bands and Buttns. Console, Tribal
ltracket Tables of exdolelte design and
wortntansblpi
(I ILDINie AND REGILULNU executed In the
h tet style
_stt art. WrAIUeIUDEL
ATE.
,t-A.- A DIIIIIENISTILLTEUXII NOTICE..
whereas, Letters of Administration or, the
e-fete of Andrew Wolfe, tmes ft ,. b bve
fleeted le the etleellienee. ell persons knowing
themselves iindebted to sold estate will call and
mate settlement, and Mote having elallassrill
present them forthwitt.
SUSAN A. WOLFE, Admitistratris,
dela:pine es Feolnla asset.
10tEMOVAL.— THE . ENDER.
BlUTl)have. removed the Moe of the
HOPE OIL WOKKS from 33 Merkel Weft
l'ltta burst), w h e re heir Wor on Carson arra,'
0,0•121143W11 they can hereafter be found.
r alii t o pi c . Add,rese ND3O.
C A I C
ta
& tin tu adjahm
UN
FOR S A r.v,
...
FOR SALE.—A Farn ofbout
10 acres In /felon Townaldp, Alleghany wan
ty, Ps.. Ornate about four rrom th e city on
U. Washington Plk e. The improvements ans a
large rico story Prick Dwelling Roam Witt ti
rooms, • twowtory m tlj e ir r in/ /loath. • "Carrissee
Itgl'ktrt b rt re ri, l e surictelithrheasl
or cattle. There is • line Young Orchard, tom.
priring.abont auras. Stocked with the best va
rietlee of fruit tree.. It Is all underlaid with
poet. The land I. in • With Kate of cultivation.
well watered. fences good, uthwould nit ad,
=drably for dairy Or gardening purpose..
also, kyji acres adjoining the above. with a •
r ed jrr n ' an V BPr e4 g. ,
c=l line bearing eondiwris• ant: place I.
also all tmdertaid with coal..
41.0.1.2threa adlointng the above, unimprov
ed, Par sale Thls piece 11 a l so all underlaid •
with
The abo tree pleiesof property 11. between
the Little 0 0 0 .1611 Run and Steubenville Rail
roads, and the Coal can be reached easily from
.alter road. The coal alone Is worth all that Is
asked for the entire property.
Also. Yam or 113 acres, situate In It, Clair
township, Westmoreland county._Ps.„ Immedi
ately on the line of the Penne-Railroad. The im
provements ere a two-story Frame Rouse with
dee rooms and good cellar, a Prime Rank Ron.
40x0 feat , and other out-buildings. There Is on
.the Place • good Young Apple Orchard; Mama
cleared, baLancein good timber: fencing general-
Veltl . .Ze u ewo=2;,P d tr i 'g.Vg.. - tice,
ohoola and blacksmith together with the
personal property such so *tack, implements,
grata t the ground.
Metals.
Toe fu rth er particathis, enquire of
6. H. TOWER,
007 Pawl Istste Agent. 101, Fourth street.
I'OR SALE—A Farm of 350
gt torn, all under good fence, cleared and In
One order, balance In good riled white oak and
hickory timber, with most of underbrush cleared
out; well watered and partly underlaid with a
two foot vela of coal; good Onto.'muse, two
bons, wag shed., corn cribs, plr pens, spring
hone. and about 10111 . 1.11 ant es of choice Omit,
different qualities. In toll there is nowaste
land—all can be woreed with ea.. bltuated
t am er
Bower Coililty t w enty - ree all. from 1t0,he...
iswion. and seveumiles from Pitts
burgh. Price WO per acre.
Coal works, now in succeseful operation; daily
nroduction
In MOM pool b
N ushels, slum= on Alononga.
hela ricer,o. I.
small Farm., to acres, well Improved, miles
from Livermore Station. on the Western Penn-
Nylvanla ttallroad. Indiana county, nod only
in miles from the city, all for 1=.103.
Three aorta In Duquesne Borough; no Im•
pro, onients; suitable for all Undo of small fruit
growing.
One hundrod keret good farm land four acres
cleared, good springs, and timber for }ncing and
holding; four roll= from Altoona. lo Blab . coun
t,. Pa- rod road to same; all for 111.113 L
Fleet -two Imre& Payette township,.
,a 0 of
which is coal; all fenced; hone,' township,
Au
neve Brlckand Frame Houser In Allegheny,
one in F eport;
SIP Lo 19 by Iffifeet, In Wilklusburg. PM=
llVO—gioo ash, balance on time =stilt purchaser.
This la chance for persons of small means,.
ta „ fALlti.. are only sees{ two hmdred yards from
u , they are cheap• Terme easy. and We
want to gall them. FORM CROFT,
al Heil Fara= Agent.. 139 Fourth street.
Foil : Aix,
-.0...
A CO NTRY RESIDENCE,
. ,
7 arldtrir ELIDE,
On the PY NSYLVANIA ItAILBOAD , Within
II minutes We from the city. The house Is en
tirely new, substantially `tin It, convenient In
It. arrange ants, and tastefully ornamented in
side and ult.. It Its, hot and cold water. and gas
extorts th Ougbout. It occupies a commanding
site on a i t of One &Clef.
_part of whist/ Is the
t
orlyinal fo est, the remalnder tieing well adapt
ed for frui and vegetables. Ihere is a thrifty
orchard o dwarf trees.
The eur undlngs are all attractl•o congsting
of prlvate eldencm of like ettaraTtj .
For full titulars. apply to
.
B. B. BRYAN,
;
Broker la Bloc. and Real LUAU,
Jal7 ; 57 Yonrth at., (Burke's Building.)
VALUAIILE FAUN
AT ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
That 'valuable Farm situate In Loyalnann•
townstdp,l Westmoreland uninty,l'a, adloin•
to` land Or Jonathan W [Mosel I, Wm. Stewart.
on and others , late the property of
Thomas Jo hnston, deceased. contalhlng
Ono Ain d red and Thirlyrneven Acre..
The 1m rovementa are a two-story /make
Dwelling louse and • good Frame Bank Barn,
&Tenant loose and other nee•lsaary out build
ings. Th farm is onderlahil, with Coal and
Limestone, sad ands nvenient to Churches. Mills
and Schools. a is within . one-and-a,11•11
miles of liallaborgb, and the Branch Railroad
Croat the Western Pennsylvania Railroad to the
Westmoreland and New York One Coal Compa
nies, run, through the farm.
I sewn. le - Uhler to purenue, tad desiring to
matte farm will call on the onderalgned on the
premises.
JOSEPH T. JOHNSTON, Adm , r,
JaTltallST . with the will annexed.
inrnoivilD PROPERTY
m.capt JBALLIM.
s.tuate itrLalrreneeellle, and tprlnsfield, ad.
1
Jainlns.
W1111..e s ,
110.1. I
/Or !
Late d Ittsaranee Ofllea or G. B. BATCH,
Jal4 . Batter street. Lawrence.ille.
IkEIALE.—A FAI&W AT WALL
ntring 10 prices from 41,000 to •\ral
~ 1 on reasonable terms If applied for
=
they Information, apply at the Realjßs-
ISTATION, on the Central Railroad. with
good Improvement.. Also, TWO FARMS AT
CA.StriCNTER. ATATION, well Improved. A
COAL VARY o the titentien elite Railroad. eight
=Mee Ram the City. Property on Penn'a, are
rine and Center attune. Improved and unimprov
ed,and in all parto of the elites and suburbs
FARMS ARID ROIL'S Ld TOLAT.
..
Inquire of
wiciteit
opp No llO
h Gr ah t e street
ES=
NIANUFACTURING SITE FOR
HALE—Consisting ors site of ironed bar
ing • front cattle Monongahela River of MO-feet
(with deep watery and eu tending to the Can.
uellseille Railroad; eontaioing about V.; aortas
with • Cottage Mouse. hpring and Sara For a
Matinfxturingsite Male piece of land is une
qualled and the facilities for reaching It by
Ulcer. Railroad or Maesuletrilsed Road, are nn
surpassed. Rory...fi .
ord. apply to
PISS It. /ULM& ACC.. 1= Fourth St.
REWICELLJET PROPERTY FOR
BALY.—That deolesble property Isclog the
which is a two
Railroad, containing
about TWU ACILOM. on
story
DWELLINU OF ELEVEN ROOMS,
Bath-room, Water Closet and all the modern Iw.
provisments: best earletleo of trots, two groper-
Lel, goal •Mble i itarrlage licateg
THOM' dub, Apply to
11.5:rurnes
JOHN D. BAILEY,
Stook and Beal Estate Broker.
JOAN D. DAILEY.
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND AUCTIONEER-
Slaving talten out a comMisslon ea Auctioneer,
and effected an engagement with the Pittsburgh
Board of Trade, accuring the 01e of their moms.
eßove the Thiro Stational Bank, I em now pre
pared to sell at Public Auction , Stmts. Bonds,
&entitles, Real Estate. AC, either at the abort
rooms or on the premises.
Particular astentioa paid. as heretofore to the
sale of Baal Lame at private sale.
Ogles °Meal Estate In the country ettended.
O 2 Mee. 10 Tomah street. nen
F:53.33 tei Eva : $ 1,111
See, .
Weed, Lock Stitch Sewing Machine.
BEST IN USE.
THIS IS WHAT $6O WILL DO.
nobischlue will Hewor , Yell and Bind;
Braid. Tuck and Cd;
limber and quit,
MMate ake • B
Frock C o st, Bl ostatt, Overcoat;
- s
Make a Satin Vent;
fV==l
Will do every descrlptlou of
Drees Idatthr.
- • • .
$6O llachine will detail kinds of Fatullyeess
$6O Mactitne will run over seam. without
E s6o
needle. or sklpplng stitches.
$6O Machine stitches mike on both .Idea.
560
to
willepeet Machines by 2Oner
tent. use. and ft.. hitter, if net supri ,
to any Machine In the market. be can ret u rn it
and
have
his money. Warranted four years.
ABM KNITTINCI MACHINE
irr`ll,l` o . l ,ll 2 legt7r:fdl,°;k2:4laye,r .ale and
Stainiptug done.
Ala, •model for cutting ladles and children..
dresses lT6 . Any DeWAN f n lon can learn from It.
ASSIC
• • .
13A11 k inds of family sewing done.
U.ll. J.Usiti, Agent.
1151 Grant street, opposite Cathedral,
111017:T.T.S PITTSTICIMII, PA
GROPER & BAKER'S
ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK STITCH
Sewing Machines
Ago TUE BRUT for Family aiut Manufacturing
purposes. Call and ma them at
.r!. 18 Fink filreet.
DONV DE DECEIVED BY
Flourishtog half .lutatt a4yertlsements of [nib
rlor'llsoblnea, but 4ot a 01t0V/sII t Bi
. AMR boa beetftully tested tor six
teen Team .dts by all compe
tentmmeo.' Judges. ptbam
[
• • BEST IN
US&
1e 3riflti:l: stroot.
11093165 . •
82 - 5 . • BARTLETI' 825
SEWING MACHINE,
Best' cheap Licensed Mathias In the united
Olsten. Asents wanted everTn beee. Tay) to
.200 per month. Knclose stamp and ca dres.
rACIEBBOTH KIMO. General Agents,
214 Chestnut Meet., Thiladelptila, and 221
linuanit Itreet, Toledo, (1110. desipl
G r EE NONE BUT A
GROViR & BAKER
Tor a Holiday UM. It Is tellable, perfect and
berefore the Lott. Don't faU to eall and tee It at
NO. 1N /I/SR STRIET
SHOE. HARNESS & CARRIAGE
MAXIMS sttoncdeee the new
GIMP, tMB O. I SUING lICEINE,
Before - buTteg elsewhere. It Is the best for Oats
nee. Ferule at .
osteat' NO. 1e rim' STRE T
THE GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE
In the Ultimo Thole of Mechanism. Please call
" 4 "I ' l° ' it" NO 18 runt :3 nix ex.
PROFESSIONAL COMXISS'N
ADDITIONAL BOUNTIES TO
Soldiers of MI and Mt
who .erred three Tears are scattled to 1100
bounty: thooe ..mint two rear. $5O; or who
Eelri duebbmba by moon of wound.. or their
2 hree Months Extra Pay
In due 'Volunteer Ofnceri In the service March Id,
/52 % tad dlecharred, mastered ont, or reelifned
etare Aprils, Loot.
IL
PSolONn.—Pannenentl are entl•
tied 1 40 or Cl 3. acc y
ordingdisabled
to decree 01
W. J. L HALL PATTEIiSON. Attorneys,
any it fir•nt Ntewt Plttthartrh.
B. F. BROWN ,
LAT?.
Local Claim .Agent.
u. S. SAN. COM.,
Office, No, 67 Fourth Street,
USECONDIII.O4O..)
• Pittsburgh, Pa.
Tensions. Bounties and Arrears
of Pay Promptly Collected.
the, tt171=::(V1."m) . re settled, d
SOLDIERS ,
BOUre TIES, PENSIONS,
Extra Bounties, Back Pay, aic
Collected In the Shortest poeslble time. IT
A. N. BROWN.
JOHN B. LA3:I
AUM'ePt et Lew.
6eLea, 114P1778111.11,4111.
ALDER.ILL'L—J4B. L. 813111-
EDLAND, CORN a/I OF DIAIioND
NTRE AN TS AN CHERRY ALLEY.—Deeds,
Donde. Mortgages. Leases, Sc.. drawn neatly.
accurately *twin iciral form. I will be assisted
rZe R
(11,ArCt'el r fglg
hT.ANTON, Nlzo will also attend to the
rzaminatlon of Titles. Lets!. ttons taken ra
pldly, accurately and neatly. Phalness prompt
ly attended to. tall irlbiwT
JOILN A. STRAIN.
Ex-Officio, Justice of the Peace.
AND POLICE MAOIST/LATE,
Office, 112 Filth St. opposite Cathedral,
PITTSBUE(DI, PA.
Deeds; no de, Mortgages, AcknowlellAmmats,
Depositions 'and all Ledal thaelaers executed
eats prompts.. anddlepatelt. sey11:81
WILLIAM JANCEY, NOTARY
PUBLIC. JUBTICE oFTFIE PEACE.
AND - BEAL ESTATE ACENT. Mee, earner el'
Butler and Craver streets. Lawrenceville.
. .
heal
atta n lion given bin. purchase and Isla
of Real Estate. th e Collection of Rents. Audene
preparation and acknowledgment of all klnda
or Legal Conaoranefla.
WIILLIAas JANCET
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public.
EIISTACE S. MORROW,
ALDERMAN AND CONVEYANCER,
72 Pennsylvania Avenue,
int of the Fateuiu ul upeoita audio Stree
CRATIIAM T. EWING,
Attorney at Law,
Na 69 Grant Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
COMmlaslone:r for Otto, Bentnety. West
VII OW. Idlssourl utelk ether tiCates.
H . C. MACItRELJL,
ITTORNET.t, GOUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. 69 Grant Street,
1:11)1.1,b
PITTSBURGH, A .A.
25 •
JOB,: C. McCOMBS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. 87 Fifth Street
Sirrensions. Bounties. and Amoursof Bay
Dlompuy col lected. no.29oudi
itatv Ey #9l kqzful
pITTSBEIRGII BREWERY.
CARSON, DARLINGTON &
BRllliftS, DUSTERS AND HOP DEALELS,
nueccoors to
JOSHUA RHODES ar CO.,'Plitsbure
W.D. W. ASDERSON, !Meeker"
The attention of the one towers of the two noels
is portitulat Ir lovitol to our
ALES AND PORTER.
Which, tit meat the careful selection of Malt from
thee:tenth, malting facilities and Hope from
hart!. East aud S eet, ere can goarantue to ho
pore and satisfactory to the Oaths.
Our IN ( , lAALIf has been highly recommended
by 4re ' . l .VN " Lf}t r lL L Villi t c . :Stonters will Masse be
particular to leave their orders at hie °Mos ad
joining his old Brewery. or at our omee,
Panel of Nome Toy &ii Barrel's
JAMAS cairn. a. A. TOCIIfO.
THOMAS BOOTLE ' THOMAS nnowsr.
ALLEGHENY BREWERY.
Having purchased the old established Brewery
ktlown as the ALLEGHENY BREWERY. for
merly owned by Canippell d Beehm.e wonld
Won:lithe public thav we Entendcontin w ning the
mauniacture of
SPRINGWATER ALPS,
Made from Water. and m our
facilities and long experience In the business,
we feel 'minded that we will be enabled to give
entire satisfaction to those who may favor us with
their patonage.
SAISITVIIEE des Qty
465 Rebecca Street,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
win orden left at SHOWN & GRAHAM'S.
RO3 Liberty street, BRUM:rub, wRI be promptlY
attended to. ocailei
W. H. 8•8L8D..-D. A. HOOTEI..W. T. GAIL=
POINT MALT HOUSES.
W. H. GARRARD & CO., •
Malsters, Grain and Bop Dealers,
No. .11 Water fltraet; and
Nos. 5 and T Perm Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
EfrVINT`MIVIVIITIll"1,11117
PHOENIX STEAK BREWERY.
SPENCER & BicRAY,
Int ( STELE B WES
Or
Ale, Porter andßrown Stout,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROUERT WATSON. Many/ or. 1419:O6
BOOTS AND SHOES.
GREAT REDUCTIONS
IN PRICES
OF
BOOTS, SIIOES AND GAITERS,
AT
THOMAS H. PHELPS',.
46 Smithfield Street,.
Hetwren Thlrtlund Fourth threats.
JOLIN 1,1,16*1i.T1110. f. •NISIIIITZ•WIC PALMS
'ULMER, ANSHIUTZ & COy
J. ' ROBINSON at CO.(
DZALZIIS
BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS,
►b. 61 .Market Street,
I.
prrreinvizon, pi.
n 024.02
AL , A IA D . 6 , i ) I AND FIiESII AMU-
SOWER BOOTS, SHOES, GAITEBS
And Babnorals,
Jut waived, and will be sold at the VittX
LOW MST PRICKS, either Wholesale or BAWL
UIVI VS ♦ 0.4. 731.0111 YITIICIIASINO
J. R. & W. C. BORLAND,
No. 99 Market street, 2d door from 111th EL
roin
OOOiia stals.v ,olut PI=LOT,.. c
U. rrELDiNG &
linnsfseturent and Dealers In
Ch.'Astons M/►CiO
BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS,
N 0.140 Ohio St., Allegheny.
notion,
promptly Sinelltan an Os Morton
117;c1:
CHANTS
WILLIAM MILLER !
bUCCESSott TO •
MILLER & RICRETSON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND DXFOILrERUP
Brandies, Wines and Cigars,
. Nos. 221 and 223,
Corner of Liberty and Irwin Streets
PITTSpUEG IT, PA.
IRON, NAILS, COTTON TARNS. a.C.
Constantly on b.nl. 1111
CO - PARTNERSHIP,
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AS
ociated with them L, all branrbrCof their
boll ova,, JAS. 7. Di 3. The name arm
will co:Amse as heretofore.
P. SELLEItI & CO.
s. SILLUIS It. ow Eng I. L. PcifilMS.Tll.
F. SELLERS & CO.,
• PORK PACKERS,
. And Mtnog‘cturrrs of
MIS A . RD 40 I ;
New Bacon, Beef and Tongues
Will he ready for delivery on Monday, 2ith Inst.,
Choice Sugar-Cured llama; •
Do do do Beef;
Do do •• do. BeelTongne.;
Do do do Breakfast Bacon;
Plain Cured Bacon Shoulder.;
Do _do do Sides.
At reduced prices sod of excellent quality.
Prints this este shall be regularly supplied
Jwith all articles the Provision trade.
Jain:cis
CHICAGO FLOUR AND GRALN
330 1703:7.1.
QUACKENBOSS & CO
OFFICE:
No.• 113 Liberty Street, treet, Stairn
Pittabursh e Pa.
All gr.deo °MIN/MASI) SPRINU WHEAT
FLOUR kept CODSLLOtIy 011 hand And for OSLO to
tte trade at the eery lonreet market priers.
W bnlesede Buyers eunplted dtrect from Weetern
11111 e. •_ leotro
BREWER, BURKE & CO.,
CORMISSIOIBIERCHINTS,
AtiENT'S YOH THE
Pacific, Globe & Liberty Oil Works,
Ample Woman for Crude and Wank! Oil. Lib
eral cash advances blade au conshrrintents of
rode or lictued Petroleum. Yards fur storage
and shipment of Crude Oil at Lawrenceville..
Office and Warehouse. Corner of Duquesne Way
and Hancock street. Pittsharch. myle.art
.......... al . nna‘T.
ItfIUNRAL6 & McGRAW, Ham—
m...cession InOn:±, Who... and
Retail Dealt.
GROURRIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 12 Diamond, Pittsburgh.
liteamboats furnished en shortest notice. A
ambulance of the patronage or the old stand
espectfully solicited. Jal7:r
rsrra r. ruralist.
KEIL & HITCFLABT,
COMILSSiON 13113,01WiTS,
•MD DEALILIttI IN
Flour, Grain, Seeds, Mill Feed, &c. -
349 LIBRRTY RET,
33145t47 P S IT T TSB E URGH. PA:
WENS
PRODIME COIIIIIIiSION MERCHANTS end
Wholesale DtAlera in FOREIGN AND DOMES
-11(1 FRUITS, SALT, FLOUR, BUTTER, EROS,
POTATOES, Sc., and In Provisions and Prods.
generally, No. 76 FEDERAL STREET. opso•
site the Railroad Depot. Ant...msg. PA- •
Agents for the gale of P. 1. Donnill A,
3:Rms.'s and J. Earn's Halt. astulyd
Ww..T. ETA. •
to. T. 6T.L.
UJM.
E 1: 1
1 . 74 0 T STEELT
itI.,..CR I UTH C L ). ! f l t ) t M e -
MIASMA MERCHANTS, receive and sell Floor,
Corn Meal, Oats and Corn, Bea., Escort, Lard,
nutter, Ches. Eggs, Pork; liteen and Dry
Fruits, PolAtoe ' s,'Llme. Salt. An., As. Particu
lar attention ',aid to and Grass Seed; Feathers,
' - Td ll l7Vlt l ic — Prl;l l :' . .N`c!".`,.l.l o Tgrd':irr*r°
Pittsburgh, Pa. lel.a lll
JS.NEwnirr.n & co.,
COMILESSION MERCHANTS,
And dealer. In Flour, Grain, Feed and Pr.lnt.
Cub advances mule on eonslanmento.'
W•reboose. No. 390 PENN niIiCET in
oppoto
Union Depot, Plttsburgn, Pa. Jy don
ROBS. ANDIUM knot.
p KNOX & SON; Commission
n.n• lILICILOII 1.919. d Dealers In PLOUR,
(MAIN, MILL 71LIED Lad THODUCZ neneral
/7. N. 79 Diamond, 07700110 Clty Hall. I.lle
'belly 99 7. 1w17%r67
DAV. CRAWFORD, Commis
610NAEKILLIIAN T in VIO METAL, BLOOMS
ORE, WHO nORAP IRON. FIRE BRICK
and CLAY, AN Warehouse and Oltice. Roe. 366
and 368 VENN STIOCE.T. Morgan funotsited.
Consisinments solicited.
ALML SCHARR
J. R. AS milt
W
BANE & ANJER , COMMIS.
AJA BEHR MERCHANTS uld dealers lu FLODIt
GRalbl. and Plst/DUCE. Second street. between
Wood and Elsolthdeld. Pittsburgh. splkly
TUBS. P051,01•...705K •IParlf ..•13. S. SIMPV...III)
porrEs, AIKEN & SHEPAItD
Conmalasion Merchants and dealers in Purdah
and Domestic Prolts, Flour. ituttur. Cheese,
KKK. Potatoes •ea produce generally. tio.
L.MKIPTY ISTIML&S. upposlbs Passenger DePrde
Pittsburgh.
BAUM & PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants,
and dealars bt Produce. norm Bacon. Cheese:
Pish, Carbon and Lard ÜB, Iron. Nall., Glut,
Cotton Yarns and all Pittsburgh asanulactures
generally 12 and 114 Becond acre.. Pltuburgb.
pEYISEEIL & BROS., (Successors
to Heyde" d M.011103:1, )Wholensla Dealers
In Foreign Fruits, lints and Clpiedi, Confection-
Wo•l7,:::Z=Ftelquito:;.E° sad 139
JOHN IL CANFIELD,
slon and 7ot-warding Merchant .d er bola
sale desire In Western P.eaerve Checae.
and
Lard, Pork. Bacon Pious, Ptsh, Pot and
Pearl Ashes, and U11a 1 44 Trait, sad Pro
duce genera ll y, lioa. and US /front street,
Pittsburgh.
WM. P. BECIi & CO., No. iSO
Liberty sweet, Pltuburgh, ra., Whole
sle Grocers, Coo:dal...ton Iderehante and dealers
I n
Country Prodnee. Prorlelons, ISanan Lam
Bearer, Arts, Cheese, Ptah, Pralnee. rlonr
Ureln. bee., Green and Dried /mita. Se., Balt
end Lime. 11.101
..•-•-• RIDDLE,No. IBS Liberty St,
Pittsburgh, PA C.:11211/1109 Merchant. and
Wholesale Dealer In CAuutry Produce, U rocerfea
ars/ Pittsburgh ro.ufactures. Cash uleanced
Cougiumauta, and hard for Produce genes
!Ey. oa
ZOUZZT DALZALL A. V. DALZIAL.
ROUT. DALZELL iiiiiii i ii i ii i iii
Groeera, Commlsslon and Forwardlns
ilareasots and dealers Irk Praises gad rlttsbersh
ibaufatturos, No. SU Liberal , Weer. Pitts.
burgh.
VETZER Sr. ARMSTRONG, For
thewardi and C0M1111 . 11.1011 Merchants, tor,
sale ot Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Barter,
Seeds, Dried Trolls, and Produce eenerally.
18 Market Street, corner of rust, Pittsburgh, Pa.
reZLIT
AME S DALZELL & 13 ON, Illanu -
Iseturers of Lard Ott, and Commission Mer
chants for the purc mid rale of Crude and
Refined ratroleum, No. . and 70 Water street,
Pittsburgh. Advances made on Conshrnments.
JOUR!. nousg..Want. n0u5a...411. S. 8006.11.
JOHN I. MUSE & BROS ., Inc
086808e To Runs 8. BOOS. d CO.. Waal.
sale Orocsos mut Commission Merchants. mg.
Meal SmittOleld Inn Witter streets. Pittsburgh.
feln
p,cnomAKE.it & LANG, Whole
, pale dealers InOrocerles. Floor. Oralu. re.:
dace. Provisions, 71•0. Chow., Salt, Carbon Oil,
Nos. 172 and 171 Wood Mrest,NearLlbertnntreet,
Pittsburgh. Pa. 004.055
DICILEY &CO., Whole
... ale lirocers, Commission Merchants. and
dealer. to Produce. No. SO Water street and Id
'iron Waal. Pittsburgh.
JARS SIAIASOW A ATALLAC.
QHIPTON& WALL ACE; II h01e
.%) sale (I ROC ERI AN D PRODUCE DE A LENS.
No. 6 Sixth Street. Pitt i burgh. JA I E N
OLOID io:
It. rLoYn,
:I - 011N FLOYD & CO., Wholesale
GILOCKM, No. 11 Wood and Mn Liberty.
street. Pittsbotzln alaS:lvd
MERCHANT TAILORS.
HENRY G. HALE
IMLCILANT TAILOR,.
Worthfrest earner of Penn & St, Clair Ste.
Desires to return thanks to Mk friends Ind the
Panic for the:net, out favors, and respectfully
&omits a share of their future trone. He
would be pleased to have them ea.:paulna ag ,
Large and Carefully Selected StoCk
• or
Fine Woolen Goods
rarttcnlnrly adapted to
MIMS RIR FOR FAIL EMI
Ja3:,60
REDUCED PRICES.
TO USE 013 OtE WINTER STOCK Of .
BOY'S, CLOTHING,
=I
PRICES MG( LOW.
GMAT et LOGAN.
No. 47 ISt. Clair Street
34/1
AITETSEBTENTS•
OPEHA, HOUSE. •
nod Ilanneer.WM. 1-IENDEII.ON
Tcuarssta ........... Y. BURKE.
The Sensation of the ..ecata,•
ALMOST LOST,: on, LIFE'3
Grand
totMatee this afternoon et ••
Admission ail parte the
the bouse.-M ceucts,
when will be_ptua-nnmi the highly moral dress
TEN NIONTS IN •U. Hol/li,
myn-ni o n m g Et ryen.
foratanos at :% .. with sow.. .... tle Lit Blench*.
Eve
ALMQoT LOST. cat, LIZA'S ItYVZNliiet.
After which the Orchersa. ender the directlen
of Pfor. J. Bartel, will Parr.= later. , beast/.
ful selection; of music.
To cenclude with the wonderful play. In Ore.
acts. 01
THE PRODIukt. SON.
ad Italian Opera. D Trovatorts.
MrTITEATRE COMIQUE.
Txx,s='
(MASS) VA.IIILT
TIIIS (Saturday ArrEttliOON. at 2 ol'eloa,
John Brougham's celebrated burlesque totaled.
rtt-CA-HUN-Tan. or, Vt GENTLE SAY Alit.
Songs. Dances,Acrobst lc Weal, apatite I &nib
able Taunt:llm: entitled Me ISK.I.I6I:ISJJi Ao-
CUSEIt.
• - •
AT IGHT • tremen-Itni.Llll. The tlertill.ree
• TALE OT BLOOD.
Brand olio of thLee and dances. The tt radii
Niagara Luso, Dick hands In hiswonderful
...log. The new nautical ballet dedicated to Js,.
Liyayol, Bsl , entitled tlbtilrta on the Atoning.-
hell and Aliegbeny Divers.•• The wboieronein
dinE with THE PITISUUIt the local dram lilln a I
FIREMAN three toe.
,entltled
I't ILIND PRESENTATION
ENTERTAINMENTS.
ZULSISICOI47XCI SELL.
711/11 BIZ NIIMITS ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JAM. 2nAl.
ti r EILE RENOWNED
FaiKl 1 01' rism.ru.
In lit. ricaning sad Laughable Feats of
PRESTIDIGITAT - lONI
150 COSTLY AND BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS
distributed to the audience at the dose
or coon entertainment • •
Tlcket• 25 Gratin.
Frailly Tickets admittingtin Primo... thin
Dollar. /Interred Penis. PO Cents.
MATINEE—On riatuiday, when etabhamwL
be admitted for 13 cents; every one secalvlng
prebent.
Doors open at: o'clock; to commence at IL
le/ratt
CO - ITALIAN OPERA.
THE GIIIONI AND SUSINI
GRAND OPERA COMPANY,
WILL GIVE AT TILE
4 0 - IERA.. HOUSE.
addttion to the established Oyu:idles of last
Sprlne—M3ne ORIONI.iIe CANIshA, Mime
PATTI STRAKOSCII, Signors YUBA El, MAR-
Ilk and SU:ANTI--the Director has succeeded la
et7irr.l6.''llhantl4.l(..l= tTtr=itsoblip
froze the °rand lttllm Opera/looses In It. Pe
tersherg, Odessa. Ililan, Madrid, Paris..
eIg.D.JMINICOCOLETTI. the !moos Rosso
Slg. GUISEPP/ SART!, Basso Redo.
(I. NICOLA°. Muskat Conductor.
• The Orchest r aas been largely DlCreaffd coo. with and principal
_performers. con
stitute SEVENTY-sIVE 111 AR-
The iollovrlng Opel.. will be performed entire:
I. IL TROVATORE. - ,
A. CRISPIN° LA COMA.I2i. (The CoDDlai
and the Fairy.)
3 and 4. LiAFRICAINE.
5. LUCRETIA BORGIA.
O. VISA DIAVoLA.
Admission $1; Reserved Scats. BO teat., ex
tra. Sale of Season Tickets (only) commencing
THURSDAY. at A. M. dingle nights,' YID - -
DAY. at C. C. MELLOR ♦ 1.3.P.5, Wood It.
COAL. COKE &c
Wm . CLAM WARDING CIIIMILLYO-
L. N., Y
LI DN./ARAN J. L. IGLLNAL.
WM A M. CLAIVEY, & CO..
Gas Coal Works,
Shippers and dealers In SUPERIOR GAB AND
FA3I I LY COAL, NCT COAL and SLACK. Post-
Mire address, BUS 527, Pittsburgh, and LUCK
Bl 3..Slifft. g t7M2T - ....4 sto, Pl„sburgtt
SA, lra Ban d Building. corner Liberty atreet and
Virgin alley, Pittsburgh.. BRAN 011 UPPICICeit
No. 5 Liberty street, under Pennbi It. 8., oppo—
dsite 11, - -b.le street, Pittsburgh. and corner AA
erson 'streSt nod P.P. W. C. R. /1. Alleghen.
All orders lest at of titer of the above places will
receive prompt attention. _ 1.1:011
F ORT PITT COAL COVIPAITY.
—Shippers and &Alm-. In Superior Family
sod Steam Coal. Nut Coal and Slack, general of-
Ore 7ccynd story Pittsburgh Sayings Bank Build-
Ig. :arrow. Llberty street and Virgin allay.
a h °Bine, corner Try and Third streets.
Pittsburgh, tirdii, s left at either of the above,
places will receive prompt attention. I
PossoMej, Address Box 51117, JPlttalfttr.
DIRECTORS: _
J. J. tirta.r.srm. B. L. PAH I wwIW
0 .
o.3lcCittu 1
rnar. WM. IturtaAlts,
(3 r. gonu C. 1 1 / 4 1i, JA.g. MONTOOnxili,
W. N. Box•arr, Joint Rion,
Lech. olloon.
J. J. ClitresPrz.Prert. I A.ll. /CM/Lulu, 000'y.
0. linYwne, Treasurer.
W. EL CLARET & CO.ollanairers.
Jai itiOl
pITTSBUIIGII NATIONAL
COAL AND CCU COMPANY.
Miners, shippers and dealers, wholeeale anti
ecall. in see
1 BEST FAMILY COAL.
Nut voila names. teamicas...
OFFICE AND YARD, corner Fourth and Try
streets. Pittsburgb. Pa.
All orders for delivery lathe City, or Shipment
West, willmeet prompt and Immediate atten
tion. R. A. etaniAnzi.., !Superintendent.
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!,
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
=
No. 567 LIBERTY STREET,
(Lately City Moor loll) SZCOND FLOOR.,
Are now limps:of to furnish good Youghiogheny
Ltrnp, :cur cosi. OR siacE.
•
At the lowed market price.
.S4rAil order. left at their othee. or add.reasett
to them through the malt, will De attended to
promptly. =MAIM
CHARLES H. ALEIBISTKONG,
DALLAS LA
YOUGHDOZEIrir & 00HHELLSTELLE CaLL.
I=l
MiEMEi2MiI
Corner of Butler and Morton: AM yard on LIE.
erty ant Clymer street.. Ninth ward, and att
Second street, near Lank Not , Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bamflies and Banufseturet• eupplied with the
best article of Coal or Coke at that lowest u.sh
rate.
Orders leftat any of thelr once. will receive
prompt attention.
lvtuoloClarett:poweve, , cei
ADDY, WILLIAMS & BARTLEY,
X . S.I:733ELMICIRSI,
GAS AND STEAM. FILTERS,
Cor. Sixth and Smithfield Sts.,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Cor. Beaver and Chestnut 8t16;
MANCHESTER.
All tln~• of Water. Una and Steam 7lxtored
constantly on band. Je5.041
ADDY, WILLIAMS & BARTLEY,
Seep on band a superior article of
WOOD PUMPS,
•
All kind . . of Inns - Pumps. Hydrants. Sheet Lead.
-Sheet ZinaLcui Plpn. Hath Tubs* alnkr• Waur
phesets,re oust est Sul., Wash Manila, in., al
Ware
Corner Sixth and Smithfield Streets,
All kinds of Repalrinit done P.. 131/.
All orders by mall inunedlately attended to.
IeS.eSS
war.
HERLEHY & JOHNSOA,
OEM=
PRBpTIpBL
Plumbers, Gas and St,eam Titters,
YIFTH dTHIET EXTENSION',
' lecroargraa. Non. -
All orders by mall executed . aatisfactorily ana
P ra y gr tiled to.
Tubs, Pump., a...L.3,
Water closets, mots, Cl:modellers, Pendmts.
and Olt nhades for sale at the mon remomnist
Pr irr e ders from country,
ly attended to. patrone by mall prompt-
Gum lime of every description.
BAILIFF, BROWN &t 0
No. 138 Soclo*ot..l.olt.i
L L 13LE Xl' Girl'. Pets
•
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM
PIPE PITTEILI i keep always on Dud a
lam assortment of tIYDILANTIA naltET
LEAD. LEADPIPS, BATH TUBS, WASH BA-
ItUli AND BRAM COMM, and all mato
rials for fitting op pablle or private tralldlnga
with OAS, WATEllor STEAki. lailkrta•
pLusume. 3
GAS AND STIMIFITTiIiII,
Hydrants, Iron Pumps,
WANT LAUD
kW! -
11. 11:17U
zatab PIP
Bfl mama:
Water Closets and Wash Stands.
TOM T. EWEN%
lkeeoestOr to Zweaa • Cr„)
166 Wood SL,PRtilbOiribt
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