13 • --- • ,---- --.._ , • ~6"- ART • tire iiittirargt . Eta t . . E. little truth in these soggattlona, we cave 110 mains of determining. But we see ...••y Gnale ...o.y lillito , till i I.- • th i ft,,,,..:3„,,, . • e .ENEY no reason to apprehend the abrogation, ..„,,- In improving Po"' An eanCltte . AP .. ' or even a material modification of the h 7.`7"`''' ; list iiin in - ••...toth• &Vera ::... OW fl, on the - yhto.l!, JIINIE 21, latd. ' hatching has ,- .._ banking system,:unleas frequent failures l th e b ee .,...• shall beget a general suspicion of tin- , ..- - 4.I.UTEL ,:lass Rh UNION REPUBLICAN NONINSTION. .„,,,,,,„,i,,„ a. . ......max,,srao, ___. Al 43 Washa FOB EliCI OF 8116111 COLiii: - MT . Cobden an American Adair.. oCIITII. STREET, Pittsburg. In the .tiorthern Monalt and Yew HON. H.W. VALMAXS. Jersey .lA:rya:ins, for July, there is an ar- reV . hq ' t ` a ' rj;. " •;tieir m th:4 r eht:ighiiih P uir=Tti i AtE AEC A " lends of Of sure ,- ny Cbunty. , lisle by , Jamea IL .Beovel, giving an ac- Liu. • whil tie ran st chi I connt of "A. Day With Richard Cobden," , , oilh ti.. D. a. BON D Eii, ki• - . , '‘ , 7 whom the writer ..,ogli . by the _..._ visited in December, • , And aro erenami to buy mot see Railroad Bonds ,TO 114)175E E 1863. The conversation turned naturally or blocky Mane Ciao an , Ilrl , nre h net, tih”- I on American' affairs, and Er. Cobden --irY inhailfeis'ia 11 , 0 f gages on Vt.al E•tate, Lan.rWarr•no. de. .., way than 1.-.. the les WasTED.—mo mos. or the counties of lint- , AND 'CONTRA gave hie Opirtloll freely of many of our ..,y or the hen and' the La 'T'1,;.:;t1 . 1,i n tvi , 0 .,7„,177,...,•,.MAy:.t.......• ' The inircil, AtiCrt distinguished public m e n. Mr. Seward ~ adze and timidity of the eggs. he seemed to consider a "light weight," .er at night and durlni Teet und with a "fatal fluency " with his pen, a ....luny weather, appropriate lona, good S man '4l - 210 wrote too much and thought I tenter, plenty of lime end ashes and .nd, lia. removed hit office In the too little, an adroit and succesaful poll- -untentment nod Cleanliness, ore nil es- COD, OF Bi AYER AND FAYETTE SIREETS, • • Cooking Ranges titian, not a first class statesman—in 'al to the abundant I.rtalustiou ofl short, a sort of American Palmerston." .i good eggs., but wall all these, hasde. Fifth Wtrd, AL , AulltrhY CITY. t te 110 VERY IIEhT QUAL When Mr. Cobden &al visited the United be theeippolutedeg- -, -, to our stook fri.l. blond Lt * Z. 11 ,., A nr ir j b 7. 47 „ a ,„ 1 1 1 , 1 ,r,,,.! - L i i t: ~7. ^ , i , ,- , 1 VER I" .1-0 IP Pi States, Sel.ator Mason, who liked his tree trade notions, carried his courtesy so man,. • .1. anent ..ttr. t. rho rmh no, or .ion., - age nornher ,d A• ••• . ,',". - , oW• Tr.. 'Dauer of eel , c•iir , BISSELI. tar as to Invite him to take a glass of , ..,0,.. a...4a ch ar ge s, 011. enrsrited a it Itielitthi 11.r.14 1 ". lI IIIeIi her stlti es or she will he s Id sceorti wlasky "from some point In the iturnedi- ..., mite., Ins to to, a Ito Llht It- MILL., .1 , 7 , 0 No. .I'l ate neighborhood of Lis place In Rieder,. -,,,, e , ! 1e1. , 12 sortrat.Hnl, Batt i nor • Wass,. . ate;" and rhortly after, Mr. Seward hap. FOR SALE—That DESIRABLE A HMiGN EE:.B-hALE, penteg to cross the Senate, Mason turned • ad, ruravhf, a, to Cobden; drew himself up with great ' , lst) and Lot at 61 Sixth St,, _. Lltillss. st 111 F '' --ii at pi haughtiness, and eald, "A profligate dem- . , ntoEDAT, the . aeogue, that 1" 'old ant Gnt ',coo/ contain - Cl' " .'I the modern con• Of Wendell Phillips Mr. Cobden seem- . eeee, rah , , hee , tee. A . f.t 0 , ~, ..•• , , ~. , 4 , . ,•. ;°i' ed to have an exalted opinion. He was' 'rah ~..hhp--- not aura that he was not "the foremost _ ee ~,,,,,, .i hhe no, thinker in America," and "he was very clear that Phillips was the best man In , I. a. America to send to B,ugland to give the English an idea of the length and breadth of our struggle for free government"— that his "clear, ringing sentences,"-"his terse, epigrammatic style' woul make friends Mr America Wherever he went." _ .-... ...... h. vithera. QI'NE , AV 51;11001, I'ELEiIIIA - 1 A.brinim Lincoln had, li e thought, anted h Forinearing rhivkv - ha, pin will ,' ue nun.! 5... , TitiSti. l I I , IWIC], lilNScit I.A tort i - with great prUdenee and dignity, and the I hens of a gent l e and pin, wra ,111.0.,,.. ratenhen a, 1........ . considered that theelection of 1564 would h mom and not ...hi a..., u; h. .-- decide the fate of the Republic. He ! 'in -- aeented io have-"u lurking tenderness for —g.a.., Er..rm.i.,..,, ;',.••.:7lj,n^''''—,-1,„,,..5. McClellan," but it seems tons that this was Gomel& bat incompatible with his ap- . No. ir. I llt MONO, Allegheny. 1 _.,,,... toast lbe .:,, ter _____. : 1,131 , predation of the "clear, ringing eon- -- ...„ tor triton n Oath proLooln t • ~ n,,,,,,,,, 'knees" of Wendell Phillips. He cow ...,,,, „„b,„ ~„1 , . „ th , .., ththee ,„ ...., ththe „ ; • u..+_..- the that the anxioties consequent :on ' ',„ th „,,,„,,,, b, „.„,hk„ d,,,„„„,,,,,„„, the rebellion were killing its leasers, nod ,ht, is 4,,,,,,,,, ~„,.„ ,„ ~,.. ihoi ght that Alexander H. Stephens ! oho v-.• -- would outlive the others, because his heart was nut in the work. Wein ; Mn. Sounsor., shortly rifler entering upon the duties of the Presi dency, con. z , need revoluVonary • . contest rule .',.greius, he bad consider- able itirsids...ze, `.‘• 'ale fain:. During ..... this war 41 ;liage °file government ' hair. so an enormous volume. _ 13811 . 811041 syatem alone bad erEalr.; s tarter number of offices of pa- "'" '<grisly value than all which hail pre ' rwitely existed. In the: distribution of this patronage, new and o'd, the Presi dent .had by as well 53 by the Constitution, much authority. He relied _upon it, and not without cause. Be • farther counted on the cupidity of poll ticlarla,•and therein hilwas disappointed. Fewer men were found who were ready to barter their convictions for appoint- Meats than he had conjectured; at least of the tact any man charged with so ins. prirtant a trust. as-the Chief Magistracy ; would be willing to trust and endow.; Whateveradvantages the President had,i; Le wielded with remarkable energy and ; no littleaklll; for he was experienced "in ; political management, and was surround ed by able and nubile counsellors. But he reallyxocompliaLed none of the ends' at which he mend. tie excited hopes In In the breastabf many of the Southern -; people, which were doomed to swift dis • anpointment. He stirred up contention in all parts of the country, which hin dered the work; of reconstructing the 'Union; which is earnestly desired by all jet licions citizens at the earliest moment i 'consistent with sound prudence. He encouraged bad men in some localities throughout the revolted States to renew seenesof violence and bloodshed, which - led to !tie Imposition of uaraher condi tions on the revolted States than bar: been deemed necessary. But his Policy was rejected in ,alll its material points. He was baffled, hedged about, and shorn of power and influence..He wits dete , • ted at the North, and distrusted at the South. • As a natural consequence of hissignal failure, the Southern people acre aid. Writ down into a commendable and promising. frame of mind. They were inclinirig more and more to accept the • C0 , 4, - rtiojocal plan in good faith; to re - bre.icii . .e theii local governments in con ... ;orruitY• the; ovith; and were In a fair z ; Iiz !!:!, t . ...rse , of six months, to find . - .l. , tored to fell participation In the L7evernment. It was not long to wait. -If infelicities existed in the South ,. ern Suites they were attributable not to • 'military supervision. but to the antece• dent facts which made military interpo. 'Mon essential to the public safety: lior'was it of special consequence that all the,commanders. should 'construe the • Military Government Law prezisely alike, in all its &Attila 'Different Air . commences in the several departments led to differences of adminiatiation. In a permanent system this might Lure been objectionable, but this system wns not permanent. From the nature of the case, it was destined to be put aside in a shcirter space than would be required to superinduce perfect uniformity tinder it.. Considering all these facts, •the re newal of the contest with Congress by the l'residerd cannot he regarded in any other light than that of downright in . fatuatibm He ought to have foreseen that wire-open the struggle would only expose him to fresh defeat and humilia tion, and would ••.r mischievous to all the great inlet-is-. canon, cord. Anercial, t-;•-•,g, as 'well as political ; • that the Infatuation :/11/1 ell profound , that Lei,. buten. Lions while t...• : ir Con . rem to Met: This FCC...Ir country from a prep.. , - the South. • ern Simi_ 1,5 ?robation. It lo te. so ' , :rt Congress shall eg t,..t.o. ‘ ie.... t0. ;a. It would be most tin!.r.r.i., • conduct of the Preaideot to et. i•ig additional .t:ti...-t..hates or peo ple. Ti. a this matter. Wh a t • sto in rpret the ex isting law act' t Lc:the the . President nor hit Cabin t min misconstrue it, and so as to ma the military command ers, as they ere designed to be in the discharge of this particular tlety,, the executors of the law and not instruments amenable to the Executive. This-done, the work of Reconotrucalou will proceed .to a happy consnm.uat lon. And here it Is desirable Congreaiobould stop. There are many and weighty reasons •hy no business should be entered anon except Max which construins the reassembling of the Houses; and no good rearon can be assigned why, any othet - business ahkald be taken ttp. The convenience of the members and the welfare of the country will alike be promoted by bring ing the spechil session to ,a close within ten days °t its commencement. GLXILILILL 13FIZRIDAR , does not under stand that he is at Now Orleans as a sa trap of the . President, and amenable to him for the manner in which he executes the special duty with which be if Charged. On the contrary, he 'understands that be is there to carry into effect a law, passed to meet a great emergency, and to which law the Pre.sideit was and v hostile. Be • rightly hold. that the law, as it stands distinctly written on the statute book, is his guide, In this special ensues, and not instructions which the President may see fit to give him. Unquestianably the President is made by the Constitution the Commasider.in. Chief of tae Army. But in that capac ity, as in all'otbers, the President Is as • absolutely subject to the I ows as any prl -irate in the ranks. It would certainly be straining a point to urge that a subordi nate was bound to obey an order his en' parlor had no right to sire. uch u rule was, Indeed, once .maint e d In the military service ; but only fh,r d es p ot i c governments. In are tic, it to clearly the duty of a subordinate, when didered to do au ant to violation of law , to take the responsibilltyof refusing. In Melt .of great risk, 'his course would require . . `Wei perinea' qualitlei and uncommon ;•patriintses. Situated as lien. SHIBIDA. he risk is small ; for he hiss both the tta' and spltit.of the, law on his side, In adOhlon; has both Coogress and the loyal awn . of I fellow-citizens. His outriding by the law instead of ad hering" to tho President, can work him no bijou, and will result in much public Tams Alit RILIMMTS la circulation to iDlUte the credit or newsy of tha Nation al Banks at the West sad Southwest, capecially those which are depositaries Of pubildmoreys. II b alleged In gen .,- oral terms thak 'these institutions have • not confined their operatiotta• within tho limiu of legitimate and safe banking; . bat have mended aid to gigantic epecu. UtiOall, taking necessarily a large meas. Ate of the risk lecidentattheretc. Innis ars throWn net that recent disclosures In `. — this regard sz New Orleans may reason ablY berantielpred elswhero; and the densatiels made that Congress, at Its next regular Newton, Abell giro the syw tem • thorough overhauling. Itkisa recently stated that the ISTallon - Baakewesorxdlectlitsra fund, of for 'lnddable amount, designed to. -be used w . ll.lkApltiaidlitz i g membeni of Congress to from atnidgf mg any of the idyll .4ftree 110 W enjoyed by tboselnoqintlono; apaally imam th em n ot to 1001, hinhinFOstem, sobott or folofoomOilloittei" of JAW ten,; itttez.:. thste• le Ittuctrr at EN 4 N t ME Pipes have, within a few years, made a msrked advance In the esteem of las.. Batons srunkers. and the genius of Euro-2 Teen manhfacturens has been tacks„ to pr dare pipes of sufficient costliness and oddity of pattein to satiety the prodi gel tastes of young American poseurs. • One dealer in Boston has a pine which I cost in Vienna, where most meerschaums are made, $l,OOO. It is for ornament, out use. Pipes worth, or rather valued at sloo,tare quite common; but the ma jorty of meerchauuta in ace vary in price front $5 to $2O. Pim and design i determine the price, though the stags(' of color often has a material bearing Mete on. Business men, especially these who j have oillees, like lawyers, are familiar with a certain clan of yleimts , ordinari ly of an olive complexion, hocked noses and a foreign accent, whe enter with an ! appearance of great humility and hest ' WOOD, and produce from a bandanna handkerchief, with leader carg,. a hude meerschauM of the exact -hue loved and . aimed at by smokers. It is a mammoth • pipe, with a long cherry wooden stem, and the el, ht of It anuses In the bosom of the unsophisticated beholder emotions of intense covetousness. Tile stranger exhibits his treasure. with 'the pnde of a fond parent showing off his hopeful son, . praise. its beauty and extols its flavor; only the direst necessity compels him to offer It for sale; It is valued pt $5O. but he must dispose of it—will the -gentle . man give him $25 for this prince of : pipes? If yon offer him $.5 he snaps at it, and gets off in haste. When you come to examine your prize you find it t mere "chip," the refuse of meerschaum clay, colord artificially, and Worth, per. ' halm, fitly cents. A Itemtniscootce of I.lir'ef7 A little more than twelve years ago a person well known In Washington be came embanaSsed, and kin property in Lnman flesh was sold under the hammer to pay gambling: debts, Ore young woman was sold to a Denson who took her to New Orleans, while her two in fest children, (the oldest I kAvo years of age) were sold to a plants esiding in. one of the lower counties ,of Maryland. Mother and children separated for Me, as was then Supposed. The war cstue on; those m bonds were set free; and 1-cl eanly this poor slave mother arrived In Wathington In search of her long lost offspring. Twelve years absence had or L healed the Is daet mother, oat 04 still yearned to press the children of her youth to her bosom. Four weeks ago she found them in Mary land, the eldest, now fourteen years old, bound out for twelve dollars per year. The mother deinanded her child, and was threatened in, response to this demand with personal violence—was, in fact, driven !from tbe place, and was told, moreover, that "if niggers ware free in Louisiana they were not free in Mary land." The poor woman sought out Gen. Howard, and throogh his agency, a few days since, the long loot girl was restored to her athrost distracted mother. With characteristic meanness, the per. son to whom this child was bound re fuses to pay the wages due, and legal steps have been taken to recover the amount.— Washington Clroni,k. Trim Mectunice Ma9a:int sayti: "A. remarkable mechanical curiosity has rt,- j centlY been conatructed In London. It is a natant belonging to a member of I Parliament, and designed and, mane en• peesbly for him by James Ferguson Cole, the Celebrated London wa chmaker. This unique pocket chronometer bits a silver dial, on which are nine hands, in ! dunning respectively the boors, minutes and second...4l(e days of the week, the days of the niontb, and the months. hi the year. It corrects itself (or unequal months—that Is to say, chanaea, r when they have thirty and when thirty. one days, and also corrects Itself forleap year. It is ,so ounstructed that any slight agitation of the watch, such as I the ordinary 'exercise of walking, winds !it up. Thus It may be worn and will co perfectly for plant without requiring to ! be opened, although it can be wound by a key in the usual manner. The dial is arranged in live circles, and within the largest(the bur circle) there is a semi- I circle show fag the moon's age and t,ha• bell by means of gold on a ground of blue steel. At the back of the watch is a gold Indicator for ascertaining the I time in the dark by touch. The com plication of the mechanism may be Int. agined, and yet the watch Is of ordinary I dimensions, and may be conveniently worn la a gentleman's pocket. It coat the sum of three hundred guineas." Tint New York World says: It cannot have escapedbe attention of the read ers of relish, ,as well as secular jour nals, that the a is in the country, and especially in New England, a Pigta il( fel prevalence of a hidden crime. This crime Is fieticide. Its spread ex. cites a general and well-founded alarm. At least one religious denomination has touched upon the topic in, the pulpit, as well as pressed it upon the attention of its people in private. Mr. Horace-Gree ley:ban made it the subject of a recent article ,in the hadependrnr; Other ex potients of the public alarm appear in the numerous public& len S, mostly print.' ed in Boston, which show the extent of the clime and suggest means for its sup pressiOn. Dr. Blanchard Fosgate, fornierTy pbysiclan to the New Torte Slate Prison, at Auburn, GUMMn it among. the 'recent causes for the Increwssofcrime In netteraljn greater ratio than the In. crease of population in this country would seem to warrar t. Dr. H G. taw/es, of Boston, has writteu a book • a the subject, which shows that 3he Pmstle Of Mssaschusetts, In respect et this krticular crime, is the villatteS as writ 11,, 0 the cities; "are nearly twice as moTriP.s the ponulstion of France, and eiglit-fed more depraved than that .' of 'the City tit '.,New York," 1 , • ; • Tivo BrinTLlEhk ',INCHED IN WEST- . ERN / O wR- - Two loathers, soda Si Pat.: tick Lawn, of GlenwONlrcre on a nett I at their father's home. .3" had a spr, e ; or two, whiptiedsomo fello4 "id threat- coed the live!" of some othersiarshanging I a brotherdn.law two or-three years ago; 1 acme one claims to have beim sh.r.,t—; PINCH (LINADENSIS, supposed that Patrick and William Lawn . , teen wh,,,, I. ~,,,„,,.., In maws, N.,,, rn, did the shooting; the men of Mills co. 1 60,,5,n0d , b ., 0000 00 „ 00r0 1,„. Ilia 0 , ,0„ , 0 , 1 , ty were terrified—slept II ed—slept on their gurit,' aa I kneia Cut... 0 0 0 ii .1. fop. to a titiattd and platnlS RS protection, "tr. This is two mountainous rt alone or la Riddle mate, the report SS Senitlet the Lawn, boys, j .+4 ...Ones la niedlelnal airtime. Dr.alat% One or false. The boys, however, bo. ! 0r "... ••• Pprepared• .Ididm fr om " k or the Ina/tree. calla. rte. camp weary of Glenwood. and (hey start- 1117,1414.17., ‘ ,8,,,,,,,, N , ~mc h 1. ed the the mountains, arrfted In Council 1 on errata valu Ina" debilitated •stales of te . Blots, and took up quarters at the Perm. kidneys. A aro. ;I:la Lanolin mw teasza .. ol era' Hotel. On Fruity mornin• ... ireirts ...rig ;:air. W ITWIII 7. ibund was treat. ! adapted to all those dlaaea. where Ludo. has 1 very early hour, 110010 men — reported to ; ~,,,„ uud .4 WWI. 11. la 'Maori., :on motod timber fifteen or twenty—from Glen- i to enronle Goethe:sad ao .I . iaglbis strcle v ls I . 1;! wood and,. vicinity, arrived in our city, I `4 l ,lll44tlVA`' a tortroi ' s btlalr'ir tal:roe'di. P : pad', nit finding the likelier. of Patrick i 0.4 ~pk t n ..... 4 n . 41.1 . Aj . V..,,?1. ZIT and William Lawn, seized them ruilvici ! g=renesi..e7tie Mukha mai kidney of them to II wagoe; carried them oIT, amid!' yea.* alandlner been balked upon shouts of murder( &a., and, after having . „ 1 "... .t, eiloraltig.i, taltaelMl.,Ltellee.d reached the edge of kill!. afloat'', hue, , by I bode* the eertleute of A.U001:111., I hem to a • tree.—Conneil Muffs Bugl e . 1, 'l4 0t727,2:14:' . 11 , orkittoe er rte 2! •• ' the itoo. oxyl: ...it IP nraortrlbed nle cano.. Flea ea.: other dbeases al the o dual, Pasaaeo; • , I 1.11 and c.a. ale Ineameatlun or oieetstlea —Tim Void's StatistioCollttaittee WWI) ; 4 the welt. ' to chronic eaurrhol afteetlons, Boned t'h'e 1f of momenta . roil ship. !lar,', 'V.l.igrang";;;V:rr,ff`44,4,:: wrecks for the year VIII: The total 1 maw? ~ .11.: a.... there', Wood whits dlaaltieri anniitnta - i0 . 1.1,711.. Total Ins i ~„'w^iwtri, "i?„'Lle'''tk:::'.'4l=2,"tr;4t 1 450 orveaaela and. aaeamboata 2,284. Total 'Gm ee Wag.. ratt_ na. aealthy la nes. eabr.o lona 0f.11ia5,2,644...8et the commistes '''•,,,",„l”Nftratini`lariliViliVOLV heUrfee the loam# kin 10.- eiood2:.l2to Ai..eirmay,,,leztivagm. '11 1 2 1 5. 1 0 , 1 their / 1 2t," ' tatutwt. aro ' t Breeding roul.ry. NEW AD vERTISEMENTS. ! NEW ADVERTIsEhInINTs. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICES. WANTS. Phil. Million, in the !Co any Ger, , ____. _ _ _"..-__ ; . ..._ - - ___. _______,....-_._ .. , . ~,...„-„.., ________ ---: man, given ndine tatudy 11110, on the core n0 ."::',', 1 = 1 14 , fr0 .. t; a 4f10...= , !! ,, t; I „TORN SWF.ENCY , ' WHOLESALE DIRT L,OODs. pEOPLES , _, tar FIRST GILIND R.ALLI, 1 WANTED, ' necessary in anon wing poultry: reemete Advatyllassosenla for 1.0 04227774 AAil ; rs I . Or THE .A. 'WS 1r 33 • Novr that the Inittortnet sonsott of au otaar papers AroseyAnal OW tintlfen/ SSW. 1 Will upsn, on the ht of July, a ...._ • 5w,,,-,n, g haft mine again a 101 woo In on attei (AA Chndadrts. - - s BANK, REPUBLICAN HOST, iRe a gantlet:nail twenty-are ytr•if ate. 1?(?..1 , the breeding of p.,,,,,ry may pertoilel he - - , r SAVIN6 , L.,0., at/ anl 1 , . 00 .1, • HMI 11.-TANCE.e . . cciptable even if there is nothing new RO BINSON • • BINSON BROTRERS, • First Class Mullin Room, , AR 1111 NOT SILINNON tk. CO., . I ligicl!TiVttl r elr! ' ilietftrc'o ' ne.initt i i:ti C ... 1." N I .t 1 Olt the su 1 9..5.t. rt. i terada • The mule general prizariples witt,•l3 33,e,,..max.0rme, No, 115 Wood Street, • OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY, 1 • . - , . ~ or PITTSBURGH. - 1W govern in the bre "hng ni. '''"' ' in. "" k ' 50.71. Fotattlt synEa - r,Plttalmrlitl. I At 43 Washington St. " For the Campaign of 1867. , ANTED, sualirlalat are applimable also lu Rot num.. f a of ygailtry. The ntost of oar ' c o .„ 0 7 , 0 ,„ . ri .„, of oho ,. 0p, ....„ 00 ,,,,, 0 , tholtE Aix AND FINE twos usci ~,.,,,,,ne g . i. c , oe„ ~,,,,i, nt ~.....mainic ; , Oue to tote char, of a small Ilona, tad do fanners, at. least here ill tho West, aseet. meat torn.. They hare cOnstantly on buid all , ; .. , , ; W.II Le Monti at the nou wee. . ! CaPitial , • • • .AlOO 000 ' 1 I 10 fOrgot that ehirke. 33'111 an surely de- .........'" " ...... s• 1 5 ; tarn ...man laferred., Andreas M.. AZZTrIy. generatelby constantly breedingfrom the . 11.1 . ani.., 321(:),T,c-r3wil, I _,,,,,, ' 1/11Y GOODS -AND NOTIONS,'„,,., ~ ~. : ::,,E . r. , 1 47 ,,E . ,:E i t1 ". .E :F A ~.,,,,,,,,,,:, 0, ~: same stoiik as wtll, cattle or hogs by the - i A .th,thth n, the Repo CoCe„..th EAee, 0 e ,; : p.: er ! a r t t n , r . , , a 0 .;; ; : , :: :„. . , ,:n . t . .i d 0 r e:4e re o n s , n t o t • ,,,,,,,. live Committee t oe he ➢hell on SATFRU Y. ' I _2 ' 11 1-'-' —..., barite course. - , And are nrettarasl to buy•tel sell liallrovl Roods ,TO 110UsE BUILDERS i - , OFFICE. Nth 8010E11TR STREET, ; June With. em. id I o•elnek D. m.. . the ore, WANTED -only $3O Cash and Degener.y in poultry manneerte itself 7..flre k :Veii n in ' et(et,nt.neVrerrre'e'if."&'4.'"”- ' _:1 . Which they offer It E a eTtri N Ittr F. , . a 1.., t , f tne , •l3.relan, Nn rta Poorth street. to make a. Om monthly, for throe heantlNl Ittalotan _ sooner In no 011ie ( way Huth by the leg ....STEIL-rho ofill, or., eon nth •of Rut• , AND 'CONTRACTORS. 0, • , ‘ ,,,, ... 1 ^ , . .D .h. ' " ' "" at . 1... at Sharromr, a sale or aeltlnhskY Men , ' arrangeraeup. fr 3 RATLFICATION MEETING w, , L ,,,,,,. on un „„, „ n „. tn ...., „„,„„ no no seined legundity or it,,, hen sod' the lure- i `At.:7..„ , ;;;;, , , ,.= ;‘ ..-rce, "'"" ,,,,,,- .. ,. .• The 19.74,11, Aeorlmele. or DENT:7 LLOYD 'or our rtetnnt. and itelfcf. 117 e.rder. MO, ivy-vs • r NF.XT. defy Ist. Free r neuron,' on „.„, ~,,,,,,,, IUD:; W. Ban's. Lt. Tra.ns leas- Loth the Allexheny I alter a., riorlty in .i. and quality of the eggs. GRATES, all sizes ; ~.,r, .. ....1.3.43 IDITc..ocA Hit" otst. P "' "d ' at ITiLLIAM RE& Shelter at night and during wet and 1 - .; T. REDICK, M. D., • le:3 7,15 c trtni.-ttpuye,, ~,,,,,,,,,,„ , ~ ..„„ ror; ", Vies r:•eslderit ___ ntormy weather, appropriate mod, good '-; • 1:,:o _ c .,,,,,,,,,, ; '..„ n u* . e , , ,, ,.;sl• y e . n_n . a r . , t.ie f r o o r t , •.Jor tan wie..t I teeic.... ----- ; SHl•tary anal Trewurry, SWIFT Sin OOIIIIOP.St. tar TO TOE FRIENDS OF • WANTED-Men In Salesmen Ha. rem need his office In the ----- ant er, plenty of lime and ash. and sand, Cooking Ha. Ranwes & Stoves, DENNISON 6:HECKERT, MoRALITY AND F'.. KVATION.-tice, . .. Department of National Art Afafactmelo., contentment and cleanliness, are ill es- COFI. OF BiAVER AND FAYETTE STREETS, a _ - Fluidal to the abundant urtalactiou of , . large and good eggs, but talus all these, 3.32.5;b11 Fifth Ward. AL. Au IDEN 7 CITY'. t Of the VERY REIT QUALITY, I', salt. Al No. 27 Fifth Street, , win atilt be dlnappoiuled II %, V 'lg- -, EsTßAl'.—Cathe to. the rest- ! 1-•,E•R 1- L 0 iv pßicEs , II r ARE eida.lNG la. Dlatt.nnd Street. l'lttsburgh. lect to intuw into our stock frimli blond :1, .1 , 1: , r - i f t,, ,,, T , u ll r et..;.t v T i rld . s1ofIItI:a 0 a .. I o h n r the „,,, : , :p 0 :, o : b r pin::1: , ,n e ar e tt r ;o n B t:1 . :1::a;n e : T C , LF.::II:2 . : k a . 1 . :h 7 .:: ,. ..t:0 . : 4 f. : . 1 , 3 ' .. j , ~ .. 7 „ . deo, nr the Nu „wriher, • li . l orlts, till, 7111 i 1 ..: Irolll year to year. {taro, • .1. gh.to ...ty. t. the Lath OM 0,01, AID tiboVEs for menrexcert TO increase the average number of A. , r. t t,,,.. col, T 5.. oat,. of ..td ~..,.1. BI S SELL . & CO • , RID tiLoVES. oely •. ' KID I: I. 0n1y... ... , t. 1.110. i WILL REAR INTEREST FROM TEAT DATE• 1; ,,; " ; , , , ,. ..% , • ; 1i , e ,, , .•.”' I ; i..sivni eggs per hen WO toast, of course, '•weeil ',',.1...;',.,,Ti.`A',1,',`:.,``,',?'",nr:',7,1q,,',!1,,t,,,:.;,;'. 1,110. ut" the poor layer, Of IL gm,. 1111[11. In, tot", a 'hale t Ile MILLS., 1 le:7 htt Nn. .I . IS 1.1 R KIITY WT. • I THE LARGEsr Am) MOST . 101i r , ,t .. . , t i 1.1 . ,e r 1 . , 7 .^:?:: , : .1 1 .:`,° 1 0 4 u °,:1 3 , ,:r d 'i : : , 47t:ba. : ::}::::,n r ,',.:".: 17 1 `.. • , 1 ,i t, ...,N; T : 4 .:,:, , , ,T . ,,,.. E 1...7,r . ,7 0 .,.:,,n c 1.. - 7.,;:‘ ,, ‘,.., , ,, , , , ....„,:r . .....,7 : :,5 ,•.,...., APO, to J. I ~• NULL. No. 1:14 bee of pullets halo, ' at the game tune , ! I, A". . OT MAH.I• " 55 " ".• W . 1..' 1 .- . . STRAW 11 AT, for ...!' tate. !A. IT T . 5 " ''‘'...t. Kitt YOU ''''' d I Fourth Street. lotto-eau C , .cry peva and ...tat i ASsIt.NiEL • S-sALE. , IiTtIAW HATs Mr Mar. ; I shelving h.. intim oar nom armed,' , sweet ROM 10 to 120 clock. or trom 3 to: In the name may commeneo laying much no.. , 1 . , , 0n sALE-That hEsattAttLE , ' : COMPLETE ASSORTMENT, • lt 2 tt , " 6 ' ...AMA 1 lrMasetwr a • t Or thall others,llolll, may lay larger eggs, . I: __ _ _ . . • T.• pod tu.a3,,t, a0t.0,.. if .1 stt it, it, FINER sllf.a.tr II ATM for SOL ...RI men , fret4 o el l l l Y, wit". e1b. 1,1 laltY House and Lot at 62 Sixth St,, . , LINT MAI% "111 0.1,10. w . f.,. MI. ton, on I FINER SLEAW Ila r'S for. ..... , 3:oe. I AND 1 ,1 5- '''''E LEfl TI 0 N.-The Stock- WANTED, continue to lay longer. Ily a little ll[- /110:1iDAY, the Sill Hoy of July , Hal,'. Pelee, o fin e Plttfonrelf .1.1 Allegheny ! . • Rrldae Company, tat .....1 ...eel. an. twraby t I LICH.I6II 011 the part of the person who Between Smithfield ant Una voreta moat, i ' . LAUIi• ItusE, Ille. per pal, or arm Pal , 11a4 elutriut Of them, the pissdiarity .1 • ';',..„`,T,!,!!";,:?, ;„%:",..,`" . I, r ~od, - ,,, , .-r- ,At 10 ,, , , 0et tt. mat the Waohen.e. No lln Ica 23 c...ort i HEST STYLES AND QUALITY ,, , ora ❑ and 'I ofaserer. to ettet , e lon t r lie • nadir. Ynar. ' , wat in, nem toot" Vit. HonnE, ten tu end,! ; • each hen Ut these re,tievt,, may he known. Wily nun:- in the r,., 7 , i r '''" " ''' ..- ••••°- ' 1.1. , eel ,r Kr, iit t-,,,,,,,t, the (011 a, If , her- OF Choose those eanthiniug the most good ..or o•rtleu.ars lootdre as , ' 5 1, 5 ' Rr"l'myt . LADIES , 111/11F 5/1111T.I, 13.0 c., 00c.. 75e., t leen MONDAY, J.tlv Ley LW, Is.lfreen Um hone. 1 : '''''''''"'" '' '''''''' r.' ' .. '4"" mr"' ' A Store Room on Fifth St!eet, „, „„„.„-- 1 , e oft., of ereets lo f ael Sl forhotor enhslat- I :of 111 a- m. and: p. n i. ,., , ..,,,,,_. , .... _ . I qUalit ion littel breed Dont the tt only: '''''''' I, o. 0/a 10.1,,, 1 , -.ls, eh, 31.tt cif, sec . 1 / 1 1e. and 51.00, - ' BOOTS SHOES . , ~,:,„„ ~ . recretarr. Repeat this process front y ear to year, - asa aCla 7' I CLID. , 1 ll.tohm . tor., .1... a. Co. 11., ,11"... „ 9 9 ! , A Toi v.] .., .tit at ash , tale ••3 'tr.. r .- DENNISON & HECKERT. notl If the great., notnher - ol egycc is the , tr.. le •11...ttany . It, ar. N lat i GSI .. eujor obj e ar „ou g ht, eultiyot o the i n yi ug A LI , PERSONS HATING chants , floe, en 111,. 11 1 ..1..9a1d. Mt . frelt - 01, 0.1 , fr' . ' APPLY TO ra . 0 ... a., 0 ., at t ...., n r ,„,„ , ti„.. a ., o a th• stock of Iron RA 0 et, t,nd s Inure du antlt• 3i" ' AND GAITERS, , MERCHANT TAILORS. ! -• Or on . In N a Erk k lt e Sl i A::: e lL a .) l e Filth. ..., I rOpelmitles of your Ilen , k, by selecting ,„„, „ r „„,,,,,,,, ~,,,„., ~,, 0r r ,,.., or p 01.tly nodon. turetl ...3.1.. to •tt /11.ek- I I gIqUISVIT ug ~ TO B 4 VIPA\ iE HOUSTON& CO., .. .111>so heuswhieh lay:turd D.pieutly and {hestuser, to etolll, 'I ools 11,00,0. .0 . In 1101 . 4...1,1., A . . RAF amtm. ! • continuo to lay the longest. Yet, Where E. N. sox RO W. I sta... onn .•........ tarn,.. Iva, tw., maw...tool , AL , '" . 0 . i FOlt L. l l.ll i !TtN, 1 FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORS, to , go •. a ti tofie.lo• y. tar., .11 . ril.l ant • eggs und ehickens an , both obi.. of 'ca l'entech..in 5.„.., ea.., nap,. ❑ , it. h....LT.111 1.111.151..111 Of. 8,11 at , , Fact rl• 7. . Au d dra . er‘ In MEN AND 11111 - 1' CLOTHING profit, LllO "eVerloSling layers" aro not I";'!" _ r •ud ur,. at 1.1...,..ter ..r. ,, tot 13. tit.. JUST RECEIVED, II ENT.M. . ' and ttENTIO FURNISHING 60t1D.4. No. .07 I ~,,,,d,, , , . 1 oltlt thn lie I,tua Fart ry moo , .... •tel the desirable, to the eye.... ~f MI other, 'SUNDAY 5 ,1 1; 1 1001. CELFAIDA- , - , ...., , ,,,,, , ,,, , ,.1.,andr.rn al. .1 Off ...... . 11- i - • /BOYS, if r ril nTREICT, corner of Cherry alley. Cm• ! ....., Por!searingehiekens,yout will need some ...-, TloStf. clonite. MY t• AU I•strrit,, Ye., I. tin, sotto.. •ed th. Ea at.. het a a tot ot .. tom wor. utmle In the Inv. styles sad most I r , hens of a gentle and pa e ',sad° 1111 1 0.1- ' i P hi "' '... i h Ihe• .. 't ' ' ',...;,‘,.,.1;;;',.•, , 1„;:v:";'•;•".'..';;;',".^,:!, A LARGE STOCK OP HI RFT , BRAND or IiOUTII. dumb t. anner. 1,100 et rr• reasonable. 1 f' . sera - lion, mid not suell AM Wilt try to kill le. "f .‘".. c 0 " ; ! . . ; !;, l ,p; 5 „.Ti1i.,, , , ~,, 0 ,, L l ', l , 4 , 5 „„ 0 ~.. n „...:, ',„. 5 j;n:.,.'„i , i,„, . lols.• MINMEN, and t Veen - gray . Wei. that he. seas to get • At the lowest pricesoo on t..; short, t noel., st u . ' toal. and a n hat ot , pet tus \ r, al.. of sue' into - the wrong may. Foal di ~,,,,,.,„1, ...cc,. to leo , • re , t tI: J. BICGRATTT, 111,111GIINS IN 'CARPETS ! a - trauxtriss TUX C 3 1ZE.T3E1.1.1. , '''' r'''' m,.• .".......''• ' ' LOUISVILLE NAVY _CHILDREN. I 3_,. i . lie. are Caught by; sit , to be more Ira,t mi.., )1 win'. a..,,,,. , MERCHANT TAILOR. -- tile!!! ~,,, , ,,,,,t oats or oilier eat litim,, No. IC. 11 A MOND, AllegOrnr. AND AT MOST REASONABLE PRICES , tut I tied they hs, More eh iek s Mot the it: , me ' . 1 • B. W. curate DIAIRItND anal OILIO STREET, more quiet hens , for when n oat 1.0,1. ;•• „: ~,,.„,....„.. ..---' .. ..... „ , unn „., ..„. 1 —NhII l 00OS! NEW GOODS!. QUARTERS AND .TENS, ALLEGRENY CITY. I JUN E 1867. , 1,...,1f ttl lite ill and Madame Spitfire ' , fro BE FOUND IN THE CITY, IS AT , AL large a•aortment of Furnishing ()oat. al- she i 1 her warlike dentineurottons, HUTCHiNIGAI & HIPBURII. •. . . . ways,. hand. A dr,t <1... cutter sr /11 alte nd to custom work. , ~ I . . - she iff 411110F,1 M, 10 drive 13, ery Ithlelt BOLE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS J. M. BURCHFIELD A. CO., ITITICH 100 OFFER IT MANUFACIIMIRS" PRICES, i 31 FIFTH STREET. , 1 .:11 - iillrr,rt , • out, and that is last whd: the attooknig . PAINTERS, j HAVE JUST OPENED party wants tin the other hand. Mlal- 4/sal:lCl+, AND 4LA ADM,. No. 137 Nero..r.ht.ot t 3 hoot, . 111ENRY CARRELL , Illere — Lant TAILOR. and dnaler In ante quiet retains her “pddsli - in the tar N., .. ~,,,•4 ~,,.,,,,,E , „,,,,,,,,,.. , • , , .). R. &W. JENKINSON, ! ill, , 1 1.1..,,tavd a 500 ..d, of ,0,,... . 0 : Gentlemen's Furnishiug Goods, end of the coop, with. Imo` bre. sr under nu nr „„ , u , u . 1m• pr 'mot y att. • dos . Ti' . E. SCHMERTZ S. C , , her wingo, as If mai... tot ht ...Limy, --- - WI SMITHFIELD STItEET, told If the vot.p is properly coalti itete:l ""c l4 . sl7,4n. '' .VY L sT " ., I GREA TLY REIWED PRICES 1 Excelsior Tobacco Works, , ' • t •-•ll,,ever . --,-- ' Three door helm. sistli, eirmennu,l`..., She is sate. THE An-EN •n• NT f . .r lite t,,... \ All the Moe: st , rtilg and Summer styles of Ili Selreting breeding stock, have nu 1. ~,, p s ,,, . ut t c..,,,,,,, „,. n„, ~ 011 , ANDIL LAW 50, 14 ~: a... '.,. • ILB4T ORDINARY c,„—. Cas.luer,i, and V. ell.. eu tould. and , • eye to phltnaae, tor It I, an illilllll.lt4ll 1111 . t 111,. .. 1 . r. i - „ m Fehmll•Pant• ve• uto M 0.,. •M. ' 3t....ad Lt. NO. 6 FEDERAL STREET, HE ~ — ,..,,.....—,,,--..,Y ,•• P!. I llought at rcrdd Aga., Sabi, it's , . maws •Ilf.•!••• t nrach au otter at a altmltg POttlo'r., hurl "flu° le""te" :,1 . „1,,:;42,` :-I . ,.rl;L:=:';',"'Z2 7,',,.. F"'`"" 1 -":‘ 5- - ''''• - - -11, 11. '& ••oyer Doe fleet. - li..leet, ale., from 0.3 t.o ata 1,. wtte. it •to t t , o t.„„a i n so , Gtlo. Alflo•lf, f.r af, e„,to f.i. atUullg the early broods. To luil-”rt all car • ••••••••• • • •••.•.< for ,••.,, • •••••• •.•Ni.:l 111,. fur I. ~. sota, L. nn . 3 nuoitir , the early eltiektms nail save only the hate „.„,,,, s ht., At .. r 0 at -1.1, for I. ~. ooto. :L. ones list the next year is a Itiodake 100 . 10.c.f.+1 .f . 1.e.“‘ , . • •_ ~,j, ,f,t, • fo ,fl.. el /11 l lf. ~ I nf , frysteently practieant on some toot. For NO VACATIO N. VIIENsII MU. Ls WU t'r alt K.'.: the hake Of having egge Itt 1 koetnber, •'• 1 l' All/ Met... se, 1111115 e 1.55551.0, a /ills Wlll manage It.• keep a few of the LIN a N . .. Who. 1..1,1 LINKS, early pot l.ls, but Its for the, hoonera, ts-a Prof. H. 11011111)1h they dent lay laryhow, it k thought a July hatched chum will. Ito leg enough at crow by the iollotrour Fel dune}', hod - that la tai that la moored. InstructionS on the Piano and Organ. Early roosters, as well a• early pullet, are Cm on. to .ve, if we wish to lit,_ 'brim Prfw 0 , 1 stia • b... e ' , tn. "reel:* t prose our poultry front you to year. ."‘..,•• •I'!!'••!' I•` f f..lf •PF"tlunit. to Well bred poultry I. Altre... ill`ri.,ll l lll, •1 " , 11 . 11 ‘ 11 .. 1 111 1, , • 113 ..i , .. 1 ..i. it It harder lor . t halt for Basler!! nun. £OO . l a' t'3 s • l •ar , NI, al Yr , la ' , RE. , ers to keep Up our stork. I find, boo- 5101 . ...5.,-, r.e. I hod •trent Latter I , I ever, it pays IL , W 1.41, to proportion to tilt , DErrsuurcGu 111, estMent, 10 Sena Gust for egg , ill '..et I occasionally, as it tbs•, to import ~hors horns or Chester whits. 1".. 1 let no . fartner's wile or tlaußltler, 10 son, as the ~, , , ! -!!;i, . .72 ~ ,,r -,•,,,, ~ , ; . - x 7 ,,, • pr.,,, V i a. • may be, .hu late the car', ..1 lb , s., .I,'i ,i,:d.ren. ' 1,.:.;,,'. „, ', ,7 ;. e ' „:-,.1.' poultry, despair iii its 111101,1, enietit, Ife- oole, •,.1% af the mhotattas Post. ota la. eau. the tanner Itinannt woos. see chat 11T.,::t!“,%.,:.. ,. ...... , -;J:.,.. , , there is a Peiell, 111 rearlng eniekens its ,i„,";,', - ,,,,, , ,,..,'„,,, a.,% ‘ :' . ,.",n„, „) well :ax in rettrlng volts, awl atilt "1 , 't , ...n,t2 ~1 1 . 1 .,T. r.... , ....Irl.A. A 1nt1... il]it . , liii • rir.irre, NI - ( •111 TO tilt. plirell/0.0 o t .„,;;;.1,', ! 0,1:1 4 ;, ' ,.!";!: "nd f l'f`lf i • 1 lew eggs, or a pair or triel.l../1011,1 11.1'. 'um, ~,.. , e . s. cLAin , .very sear or two. It you tole •t tio wn n , ~,,_.„O „ .. ~.; ~ ,,o; :; Tat this; l'holl e'Ctll7l,l4t2 t.,0,4 wtt It y ittlr ttn,...eo, •1 liii. i :,1.1.,....,.1 ri.. C., flei,flllfors, 101,1 Ire all the sat tre peo.ever- . I ,• t•••••n•:. :., I, 1:I•tx 0r..1 trut. Take ves.tal I Al.. 1 1 1 tile elflii, all, I ' - ' , a ‘"' obtalllell, amt Wit, frolo aillong, Illeln NoTicE To co ~TRAkc Tons , Ow I .,gt rl/.....11.rA, While Dom yffor 0, o I -- .., -. ~.10e1., selee, your pullets or , „.. I e, • .. • Literary (lineally. T., terrible and gels,. wit-'I • through thlckel, i 41., 0.10- Carson and Allegheny Streets, • sd, te,,v,a , t us, yalaurn turnpike ....limn ta11,6,i11. , n0t5...i11y ...el, to ileee. •,1 .11. that Ilmilrht Lorene:it tact wan.. Tag .40 re, the that threw thettiv , i,.+ tiOrket,ina ingenni thought :tam they thnlelered their :brittle,. Ilingentic..- Thlrety new tippled together. Thew tructgl....l, NOTI CE', IS II EH En! (41S - 1:5 them iolerahly tolerant. Theo t0tt0....„ AIA roar , 1 r6ll-1,1-1/,it 111.• Talt.l‘s on.ly. Their taw., Um: Tinto„ tentent.-., !rit ' rully• trWinnl the loptir.o therein, Wok the Ihron.:: 1 tok e ns that r•rt L e• e.' they took, trying the welig:Wl, • r terrtley-1.1.11c, liluglirtu. lt.rtl won: tr. Al t.Ol:nV.l their [..ought.—till the, FC,111.1:1E11. c.r.II . •ST t-• a•ty 101100 torturol rta tire.lt•...Oen i.tltvrettpm (t h y t. ..;• 1 ter .11 1 , ...,4 41. tern. thrt.4li the 11."-r.,1 rc .• 000.- .4.... .- alyt f. flang tol e : therelow thereove. (11 , i•bo.11, , - twaler,_l tr....11—y.1, • r t 11.1/ C1.111L111.1.,, ~,,, ,tnyi . it , L.s.a.. . nory tranqual,ty that ~,,,, 14,111 v •sut. • ettit+ the terrine 1.... tra•liv IbIROF. N. P. trey:per, tuggtng L. L t . "'h three 'r.e.thh`' hi "l''‘`' ' i t" VETERINARY SUBGECH IND KASE IFICAER, 1.1.,:10gn- ...gar. there, wiling thew that theorem. theorettenlly treaN.t lewt• r•Lr.r•g.- tow AM tiring the he. nightlul• •I au , brAiati, that, thertqutt.,ft •ml• Lao eally Unctured thoroughl air...led lII,' Ir~~Hiii:i n lhlQ, Lliin (110,R14 that 1.11.../ri.11 . 11 . l hrww. t hetir:v"". • to thottioughtle... TO4;tr tette.. wlthetg eo n ,. teng...l the truchcre terrthly, though rhetr :;', 1 , 1 , 1 , 4. , •te , It:cones taxe.l Weir tbr.iu,ll - eili•roiOre le., E..i , A to the !nip. Th. taitor trutisned them mire twetegully, their h' , OtheeY taken Lo. T graphic:Lily, tat,. er tabonell thew, till ' Jane their Wein:ante turni.l dot talleet COLLEI As.ENCY. lag, The, Irving thlw,te turned thew thotruns. If. tlauglillitl . , [lgen. tik reap,. Look to the thicken, the r"PP'"""l. ow ""'" '""Y AIM SEITON& SEITON teta are.l the DIN ; tartly thrinit te.Ly laser the Iwo tent." Illoy w•Irll 1 rheir morel.- The l'lcypan. ar nevi—tulntl the Inchlllr.ir Local Collecting Agents, Th In ln s; e gre thron l ged the t W o i ii igan., talk. So. Ing tbeatrieolly. Th. tavern - the town tattler , . told ttait”l,;,,ni ten thaws temolltle, 100 m.% tY;rse. Ibh kly , Einged, to. t/.•1, i.• the lhonglitless. The ill,: to rook 1111,0' the• thrati , -; , ..1- ing town to tranecen.lentalv.a. The wernlelcrk, town•crier, tow ne-nan, towngtninan, tol,ll town 4 ttrakey. roux. tornel thetor ea lie tofet.Y.lorety PURE LIQUORS. tiro LNanr., rive Purr Liquor., Pura Pur. I..kur., Fur nsealttleal vvrp,tes. Per toed I A For enedldeal Coirote Brandi, Port Win, Cognac lira., Poet Wive. Abcrry W.lll, 11.1.1 re W., Cherry WI., yedrl,. Wlpe. C..•••bl. Wine. Pure 11n114.1 lilt Cat.orbe. Wine. Pure Hollan,l din P., re Jams,es Kum. =1 Pore Rye u , taut, Pure Rye lA, May Purr ttre Pure hve Wlll4by =I Corner of the ,•,„, 1,,e• of the Ltiemeed and et at•rt 'tree, Je27, GRAY HAIR, UAL DNENti. HAND -11.14 I.ISC 01% VEItY CAN ANY ••In.l4t•A CAn lot THY. MCALI.. —NI .IUX WITII HOUR COLON rintrl/HCII AND DItItItSIN• .•• London Our Best Hale Ite•loter•• • •London Hale It-ator,•• ••London Physicians Hal? Color A. store," "Lanndodo n •• Use and ll ai Lo Hr C for Itostor,•• n , nes.orer.• ••Lotlon Nair Color IlsstOrcr• ••Loodon Itownmend IL Hale Color /hat. rrrr r /t never faits to man Ilfe, inotb, and vor to the rrrrrr Ott ,, fa...and stops Its fa Une, and Is nitre to prodara • nee growth of nal, GIUSID, it to groo threk and strong. unly it ecnts a bottle. tbe ha os lf den. nob/ by .14CLAUft•N SteILINNAN, PS 4010.Marth...A. UV , . A. IIICLL.Y 3i Wood •t., and rheaff NO, Market street.. /11“ bomb. RANI • UNUITT. Alleato or. au37:llll:var• ECEILII! ' Many, raspy people, suffer from II.) kegw Dot meat. r see liltlP I.—thvy se. put welt. Is no name for It. I Is simple sees. nem— , • Dreakiag dome of if e real Mmes. Whatceer Its e.g.., fanithey •re Intl ernerable, tie semi,. ; toms re 1.1 in, se-la the same. is our the:alma pri.llllo.lll. st•eme 1.11/tude, loss or ape • tl.e ant. of grab and great mearsi deg Indira .tlon and ra. Moms. Goo gh are mi., fre. ' gueolly coe.mit.o s of leis dlet, blur state or e. ay and . Toe ,tvormon rimers lu r la. i prrsris In Such • emal 11 , D that M., Pur,rtmrlser. unturtanams rest, went Is rigor. •Ital au. trd,. soil as eerti fly as Own sume,ds they me rer4ope ate Utak systems mid reg4ln p rhet _heal. by ',tenter to r.leiggrrit• egt.g. Bit ATLI/ Ultra .3, It leas clear that • Ilre reviving tonic Is rag 'lre In such rests. as 0.1 the dy ng gateau( mt tin, ty lan p wolf. to be ctlnd nun a Or. ...PP I of oil. yea. gtiv pore and rano IWO, ...fainter au hint but Cr, most genial eratat, irtrail., and cim.htning the threw grand cement. O. st msehlo, an al- Watt., aril • re.lal Ihr malt, WA IT. Tft•VIS inTrso ars melmese to • I eens'itm nee , arof sees. •Delli aMe to the wed dlselnitt es or the Merle iet as to those or men. PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE : FRIDAY, JUNE '2B, , 1867 tIT I" L.11".r I? It 1 =En I=2 IM==!! , on „ on tr r Mo.ucta,..tr. awl ViLo:esi'r Des,lvra Ic ... BURKE & _BARNES, Colotr r,lut Adel A tire Prier Salamander sale, . . • VII it Din. STILL 1.1510 RECUR. PiCOF 51FB, W Ict.!tristEvs- lat IRON WINDOW SHUTTER NIANUFAETURESS. 129 h. 131 Third NI., A TO17:11G & CO., - -,-;,,. A..• 6 ~,,,,' WIIOI.INALE InAl.i: , itt . .. l.Z 0 ... .:- . 4... h• .• Iv 1 . /,.. , 1 , rt• r 1.....1 ~. •. ri {ll , fik - n,...„..„,,,.....: ft„.„,,,„,,,,,„ „,,,,,7„,,„ ,„,,,,,„.„ ~,,„,„„ 6 , .j,,,„" , ",„ ~,,,„ •..,„., Th. ...non merchants in ' u „..-,, s • • , ..,... ....• ......•7".1..g 1,1, tr,r a ~...., .ill 4.t. ' I ."''. '''' '''''' ''''' ' '''' FLOUR. FEED, BOTTI - =1 19= =1 lin Ano. p 10.1a-ti•ro. J.soe I= c.. •n Lr We till. roll. sterlay. 1g rail road. stale o egef 'der make. for a few repair.. The ttle err.l through the illes•trous 00 that ere rarer," hereoe the 41:11 Sr March Intl, ...der our ssore atol s ' Vriadette- •wt tr. are glad to la o,' sou Mat the ;rep.... sabre out of me ea • Mho r ler err •ere outwarlord lo the le tot. We dld not sootsotr tor eat . , toper:rant •drail • situ, dila powdbly "Carl e, are, and whet, we ...rover.,l the pa-era nit eel, keel .out,.?. we weer nil I.,•rraliat J. A will et , . VUTI •ts order for • !tree sloe ea, rhea we On lute oar erre ttore. Truly )oar., The Highest Market *lee I'M! , I'ol GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD, SILVER, COLPONS AND COIPOUND 13766151 NOW, J. F. MTARIEL & CO., Bankers, A:NI/11111U, ATBEITeI AMERICAN IYAITCIII-£.B A tiI'I.SCA DID ISTOCK tlf Fine Gold and Silver Watches, F INE COLD JEWELRY; I= • L the prices. The putelc are I teil t" cal. atvl el•toluo our "oat Info. , pu n rVballing nlre n.p.trip, promptly alttpiled I, at W. FF11.80N,14, No. 51 /Oil ItTil • TIIKT.T • 11•tarl. •trret. rl:n•1:.1P 'OTICE TO CONTRACTORS. orinota.nem Orrice. ma-jape, .Inae tabl. SEA PIO , roa will be an aleed 00! e ^ raIDAY, Jely 3tl. MKT at a 'c lock.o'c 1.. In . Ursallug •1.4 Paalng tub fallowing .1..". via: latel A S . .. m 4tree the 1.1 4. o f toe eat. WA a I . !tafll,. Laenek bou , cut tom WWI, ALLEY. to the totes rol 011 h Alt cot% wilt.l..Lar, now Eurry tivhru Gucci. , tl4. DAVI, ALIAT. from Webster .treet to In lure Sque, wtlb Curb . . . Air.., l. , r I.—lirs.lng and lte- ,. .tvlus NUT taiterr, Irvin Lung alley to Butch.ra' nuL H. H. rit.t.otr, LILY Controller. MED KENgIiGTOR I IRON WORKS. Our WsrehOom and etc. hu been removed tem No. 11111 W•lattl toner Work., asmeted of kiltitattilm,(lll Nen CST, M masa,- natio^ /Met stnleul Immedletely Mama lb. ot.snarg,• 111.1315.1 V lie Itallroad, and adjoin- Pm (het:11) Use Mort.. name ful orders ern.. bare prompt attention, ' .1 0 0tH dk BLACK. Jansitlo ma. 4.2N.2 . J2lO. I.ll..faltllb ' lisSrs. 'CB YIt•SC3I%. () Q 11l ET 1.„441104UET I J . IL & FBA:WM% • , I 1 Day. Joet recelte.l • dn. 110nortm• pi, nr tee CAIIPENTEIim AND auiLunts. STri,•.`4ll°,4.:.Erg', 1 11;: - ..f. 1.V.1;:'. 1 , " -.C.V.., taken, for Bundles, •Wm Orin.. I "C e--- ' inn 0.01,101/. Part co Sr .I.otltot g1e.... tO nta..7 Orthodox' rot Foundries sod Otiorl, or ali de...10U... - . M . I Mot !,66 i,d in Mimi SL, /WWII city, k itlll. kilo" WILLOW‘.—,OO oar;. 11.1.4 . I J St note taildtag from IS IV 1 1. o.d. hl es , Do , . . el DI ..LT rt.. JOUR PE41..14, 0101 , 1711111T4 I. le.:••••:•vr NAIR WORKER ANU It RTUUSR, WI , leertb trt.. oa• dace from'Woal. rstutrarga. 41.1h10.. t., r All.l . •Ts on hand • rtal Moiltile. Of 1.4 111/ l•Slat0 it from rh. MeV W 1... Outdo, aelli tistalamen , • Wigs, l'i 'l' T=AVILVV.O.:4III4II'i.,II.. 14 ELEIBOLD% CONCENTRA. WEATIIERS - ,-1 0 -.EA, now laud. no,. _ - m ° A•aa TAU =map': WittIAPAII/LLA ts tee . lag nom sallroul tar Walla ' &vet .1/••••.fraular. Ladles. Lal aealleona . •Dalr•catting _ etal La • apllalWr Nallf • . illAlAtl Lucia y As% UM ......I ....a. ...... • ' • . ' 'gar AND CHEEPEST STO B OF GOODS., M A VT el Mt EET WAIIEUOUSE RICHARD BREED & CO., NO. 14111 ood Sirect 111:tiTANI ANC , FII.V1(11 PI.ATICDTA• R 1 4 .. HARK. TICA FRI Tr , &IA TAOLE (UT. LIMY, l•,•TB ors „ CPO. A Tk.,t At., - COIN eIIINA Clll, A V ,1.1% A 11t 10,111" W ARK crAv, , ,, 1.41 A rl,ol.nl js rri'l AR:I cf a,. vinetles, to Au. 1h.4 rem, st,Al tar.. tlot A:mu Le In tAe AAA:4n . I II . T 013 'E. ll= OR. %V W.Wr BE OM • CM JOHN RONEY, 11E1 1. I 10111 L Y, far:,:t Si., 9.11;; :Ltd, near A. 1.11.11 Hammer Dies. Steel Moulds, Vine %PE.r PAs!4.fla' OLD COUNTRY. TWENTY-TWO DIMAS, CURRENCY WM. BINCHAM, Jct., 1 :014 titate for .ale Iron Illrninz Lathe., I=lllls I= DINING ROOMS, &F o. 36 .:Tiarlirl nrtwema er o , nn•aa 11,4 S, • ta. I= 11.111L1.11.1150N. Proprietor. .4"„ i u i\ Tll KIPII the ,1!11,7 n.nm ,A117.1 rnl ,SIV*1;111011 cnau, staq fl ry 11141,1“,t13,1110/11, Ten r IT SI•C7 ...... •nt 7!:if _ • J. n 141/11111N0N...., B JALIM 1.1% USINESS MAN'S COMMERCIALCOLLECE, MORRISON DIRE & -CO Nos, 6 and S2sl,Clair Stria, lianuracture. of all klndx of BOOK AND PRINT PATER. =IN 1 , 40it.11111 4.1 Arislanets, • .otut unlnntit 110 00 (Yrticra promrt l r 1111 td. Aruem•uc . o , ll , umfo4filp prr of 0 1 ,•• • rn.,141.3. APANII4 1 , 41nan41.1p, ,r wont,— fly Cir.tars ortipc...lm,n., N. SIIAVVV.IL ur V f1,11.A1,1.,N1,.. 01110 AVENUE DRUG STORE, r OPENED. "he, may lot fouu4 Attu. or FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES, AmrrlranwildVoto•lty: rum wiLcr .. n . ! ." 7TY '" l"'g;l!T . ! Eour,. r• rtigh areully. nbatty, wilek), • M. n. myna:tit, C.onet Ohio Avovuv su.t I.lntoln , tr• IBIS wi I.I.KiIIIE . MTV. PA. .i 01 . 11. " . ..... , ;11: 1 111 , ARL1t.....11.11.1re It. 1101,13 PITTSEURGII LAM' COIIPANY JOHN ROSS & CO., No. 23 Wood pt., Pittsburgh, Pa., I= LAMPS, LAMP EASES, CHIMNEYS, LANTERNS, ETC Alan, 10a,1,11 la Ev.ryLlElar I . rrodnll.t lalLr Lt, t 4l rade lII.K WA NK, WINDOW "LA,. and evrr. 10,oge la I 1...1.g L 1.11.. FOIL .BAIiE A &wall liprialit Engine, 131.11.E1t A nItAFTIN , , will br !ad eltran, st 5117 r3.7..71:re.. ea. lea ant Y.Arral Mt. A Ilerlto ny. GEORGE El/WEN, CANDY MANUFAC Anti dealt rln Tnrelpn and Atil.fiCllll FRUITS 46., • • iv vir.im ICA MTIUMT. Atentsel anor frorn the First Nalfullal U.i, TIINNOLUTItbiII-OF 'PARTNER -I Hair —Tbe 0..1)1,110o be•et" ! between th e utete•olltn... thr , tler twee dh• I ee , red by isoluel toner.. b el.'. et tbe et - m.51110e er Wed br,Pb-r aril.-plater.. A E •3' ••lt . MIA Y. 0 Per T. IL Horille'l. • Co., the Atlianem Jose 10th, 1100—Jrrle.11 JADES DOWN 180 P awl -•treat : ,,, .;'.•.'';; , :- - •:;7. , :'..1.,?;,•'!,, , ' ALLEGHENY. (IENT LEM EN•B FURNISHING GOODS, No., 11.F11111 Street, rrt -, ,r 11.15044/ LUNCIIF.'3 v•rle.l.lthy. from 6 toil a. vi I/INN V.lt ',rad from II to • .: ..,....ra, flat }—ii.to for twelv .or MI cent' ; A_ Pone and complete avauttrocrit oonr on hand. ni,owner. .. . • ""'"'" "'"''''' '''' " ". "' .."" " GRAY & LOGAN, The a'p't 'R'o'be variety. the httrst n..,...1. ladle• vn.l st ntlr.rtu arelrinfr a romfo•taole ''''` "'• t. ""'"•''' 7....i " o r N ''' 16 ' .. TW'...,`',..'.:7e.`,1',f.!:`,1'Z.,t • "i'l'l r ~1;:"1.,7...,'.1`f,;,':: . - . Neu 47 Mt, Clair threat. fa rnivilln• fActolii... ,arLi....•n•i otharr, at thclr . ...where. with the twat of Perfect Fining French - Yoke Marls, r-.'''."°" , • HENRY G. HALE , , WEDDING. POUND AND SPONGE CAKES . MADE TO I.3l:llLit. Wtth ,/,.• rlcio - r. a•vortmtnt of Ila Wet and ' Pj run, 1 '..1,, l r.v5....n.1 , •tar I,ea..ltrrlel,..e UTNAII4 & 'HOUSE, I`l - L.'....,11'"'..,'''."1`.',` 'lr ,"- ". "'''''' ......., ...2 ; 7 1 , .. r..°..T.,',1zt,‘,.! ...T.'". ...or, 11,1.,.^v.1r4'.".' M'''" 7 " . l.." . ' 'lv"' "1"4. NEW SPRING GOODS, ry. Giaarware and T ' a' ' .s?, , tlilVll ' l ' ..ll;Yr c e ' . 14"' • Imat9 NKARI.Y orruslTE4!!rosT 0.1.71C2, ' nu •K utrus'pt TO GLASS ItIANCFACITREBS. L. THE lADERsIGNED having. me Agra,' . "" COPLY POT CLAY, /1•4. now I ator 1 , ..r)n• r: y.t.• .1 or •.: • c.. , ==.ltblua : tl . u 11.. • . • 1)1 ill eat 4 \o\, 6 ULIAI, CORNEAT AID IUIICIPM. IMS.; K; nccrs~i JANES 13, YOUNGSON, N0.,2001ie Strect, II Ikk:Rl lONFEITIONERI, `,` I i • V I . .1 • 1' I.P • I kg •tr.: r• t as.btlllu; • .IRI C:',o NT EMNEIMIMII LOL6IIItEY & FREW, P LACK I CA S- 1 00 I °vim p•.. n.111k.r,.i tli IN, 1..,..r., . ... .. ... . . . I.w per T . .d. No. :.; 1 NI arkot St., ..;:,', .:. :•::: ......... ,,, .. .-..11, r.... •- y, I . , 1:,., , f1n.y...11. lILAI I. .11 - 1 - :::; . -1 4 :7 . 1.1 , 41...... Sonetsoags , H. 444 ....., ~ 4.4 b W „Tir.H, H4tH .41 ''''''' ".". *" "'l.'" ' ''''''' -.'".. " ... r '.' '''''.. "y , ... rr. , ....f. , . 4 , n ' S VIM,17411.;•."11VOT;7:1711r/try .Urk. \ 11410 .4 • • M e l • , 14., n2ntry. a. , L . , D. a N and ALE PUMA'S, latmat atyle. Naddle«, Harness, Trunks, nil JAPAN TEAR. ,--r.---) JOWL, 111. cooralx.....tua. ICA.T.....aliNal IsIAIL rn ,- ~ , • , • , 1 , al , n. eery [Arm. illeor 11.20 I':.:lX::''7''':‘: "" . "'*"7. L..'" " j''''' ' ''''' n'''' ''..l ......... " JOHN: IL COOPER & CO., 111AI:1, TEAS. SHEP H A R D'S ::.,'!„.',",.!.`.':;',':.. • ~,- 1 .?:::. . ', , a5,',,- L .",.T,10:. ;.BRASS FOUNDERS, ,q.,•, q1 , ,,,,, ..n, and bava theta out u_p4 •ny .0 ants ~ Ana tnryaro• .1 ny Ron aof the a., Steam and Gas Fitters, ~•-• .-nn , 1 ,, n‘t•... , . 0 no. eat . .., de at i.ry ~,olat) Itt 1:1•. ,nid.a intilog a pure awl : Itanufxtureta of PC.IIO. AND IDLAS.I WORE. ...,- ... CRACKERS rLle. hlll.lli. re,ral YL, Alie.ety, 317 Liberty' Street, cnEnny NEE, PITTSBURGH, PA w m. mannour . & co., BROOMS , p EFRIGEIZATOIIS, Broom Brush and Broom findings.' 1.0.13 cm:at:ems, Fattnry 12.1 Wartb222.. la thy rcar or 2 , 22 t- Terry's Ice Cream Freezers, - 1C•Coo,112 and 172W02;21—iii:,-P,22labltrgb. VERY CURL", AT quo 273 KENNITT WINTERTON AND PRODUCE GENtiIALLY. A.., A. b.. 1.1. or ALES ASID SODA WATX".II.I. 11.41,edby NO. .555 retin..-kSf., J.C. BUFFUM a, CO PiTTAIIIIROD. PA. .4,11 AND 24 )1 ASSIST STREET. F. MIISBMAIV;i. • i`ifth Strzel, heaven Tunnel anti Chatham Stresti. Gnnsmitn'aud Dealer in Hardware, linnet... ' , RA. of all tleserlytt9tis Alwo. oO 6.1.1 and Om low.. mines. 1,..t..7112.. Yo no N UU eons,. Pecnn. Sir• II le I, •st rash orlre paid for r•gs. I LA. n. 1.. r 'RON CITY BELT IVOIIKS. CEO. 0. CLARK & CO., Loal.b.or 4 , 11 I.l llo lll'l'llT., 124 floor., upposl{,. Union Do pot I . lllohorgh. C . M. Planing mill, Sash & Door Factory, Itt.loutith lli Tuvr.ll,. Itriekets. Mock Letters 111 lln•rl and tiltett Moulding done tit or.ler. or Mak con•taLtl. ou LRua. fr•to room., proretollf attended 11. 13. 1_..11(t)1,1, • Sealer of Weights attellleasures. No. 3 IV 14TIMET, Botweco Liberty and Ferry ltrecul, • tr.lera n rnm ntly tt.1 , 61 10. IIEADQUARTEMS FOR THE FOURTH, zr, x 2EL ma mv - R. ME 113 • M=E=9 • U EOII4IE 14 CUE LEIN'S. Jo. a Pe lora' tact. 'NTjit ICE CllEllll SACOU:II. P. H. M'CUIRE. tko. KP ' , writ 6TIIKEIT.:abose !'mllhdclJ, Op. p .Ito Or Clark•s Menu...ll. Urn Olt. tilic CROAM, NIIICA WOkTICK. YAnt..l FRU' OhFCCITIoN.ItY an. , ftirranles prlrme figrallfrs .uppllod •1 Bho , t ooller and rousa..bl.9 tem.. laica LEMON SIRUP. = PURE LEMON SYRUP. Manufactured from the Ind. of Lemon, Is at L D. DMEns CORY IbUYICTOIIf, . Nu, oirt LIBV uTY • .nw~inteu to a2aete bc 40:te_ep . .latateart r . t fur ;be „•,..,, • ..nee , 122 frrt, lour oea teen etre 1,2 I. at N... NI, .Init Term, ar e and will be eoutreatd. unites obJteNons are 'Alta .12 erupt, time J-.IIN eIeINININS, J 20.270 2.1.eN0t. DINING, LUNCH, TOFFEE Bins , CLOTLIING. • ICE CREIII ROHS;metropothan, Garibaldi, Grant,l.Reduction of . 20 , HARNEY AND UNTAWAT FOR LpIF.73 AND GENTLEMEN.' No. 64 Fourth St MEESE BONDS, STOCKS, All the Novelties of - the . Season, AND REAL ESTATE, Apollo Build'ug, Fourth Street. , First-Class Merchant Tailoring, m te, $1C—u.,,1,1„. Establishment. BI:EREiLE & /MILLER, Bank, Railway, PLUMBERS, Insura• Bitting te, other Stocks. 7, . i IND STEIII FITTERS, 1.4".1"- Ile.r and Ain Minns, all kinds of Beer and Ale B • .. it ,,, r•P 4 ."s l 'acts. Ite. , rants, Pumps. -lola Wastinattaa. , Next build.. to United Slides enatorto lion•s t.. f "lon in :bole Hntn Tot, Huse, alarn.c Ware. SC Pastan:lce. second Coorlin up 31Inve, Book h 'cod C,Tc. RUCs 41=112.10 13 tr elot, ~ a et I ape .nd ChtstontSt.,) • EftY CIIT. F7A. !HAVE REIVIOVECI, i , •1154: • attod cp mitt, bas and Water at short Jell.. T A :TEAS: AL i. recce ANI) QUALITY. ♦T ITO TlAlerb.Pale =MEM 41? Pet p . 1. • 13:13 CHERRY SEEDER! • Fre, , •¢lll ,- n , l'n.lla-rri•• • whether for pie, c•nrtng or ,Lng n Pnve ono of t., n •rif if ant noir es. lioae P witt np.re Inn u.y fOr •rif lo nnea g ni tarrrloe. The fkathlpo i. tn•t•n• 4nratit.: b•n..snro In.p• prr ,etty Ospline to all kites of.cut tries I' .115 mlwleta3c Lad tetntl I= Grafton's House-Furnishing Store, 130 II • oclores1 Ellt., enr. tte fiAllrosd Depot LED ALES 11. MILLER. Ilnzruir. Livery • and AAI,F. rAlt. A 1.., Yu rnleelnß Irmlersaßoi. •Il almis or Cont.. at ,at the i , ,..{.161 mace. knit ron•t•ntly an hand. Canal"; al It V.IrT etween Orm•by •11,1 ihtltnill Itlrminilm. Home., Carriages •Ad no • Sup lean,e t . ear,, , e nod styrtne• at In readt for Futo.r4,. Ilarscr 1..0 at Livery tiy the nay. month or rear, and atteneed to In , In, tot 11.1111,1, Vrtrato tarnittea Attuttlinol wlth eareat }forges and mo•I [ kept open AU hour. (41 o r .runar CLUB siNi4Enia - K CLEM. (,ticetafol • to tioa• Y. N:ltucbman a C 0..) PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS, T.11L1 1 4.N" , t1 1 - , ` , ',VN•111 4 1761M714: itug.m.N.e . rar.ll, tter Head.. ttoudo ; Lama:. It V A".l7.lie:rdo.l 1:• " !.. n " :1 ' 11 I Card. 30 NI.. TN .11 IS . Inlr4 .1.. IS.lOlllErt, CF.3IrAT. KIRK 51110 K AND TILE. STUNK If KAILTss 11 - 1117 K 1 . 1 31e,1:1111191Cie TOll l w. slll ,l W e A PEN 111sTS T• KCET,O s l sl , . l .s. JILIN DS.—JOAN A Lo l4 ,l7.l il a r ,', Wo . mL! O kM ' ,lll7:O . ,7• Sh " rn nlltta loans, 11.1m1 awl Picture IN4tl. Ina Tesseor mate n l. 'irnensnio'clin':;l'llnl'irC nand " to sssuss.s% tlet.°"'n°°l'"lnf,!?,'4l7. B MIDGE FOll SALE. on I:ONTIV.h•F V F orrlcle i „ In the, lorhlna enlo,log 100 I,,aumfonCua,eoeoch o. • lnel:et/ : is ".IL. It City Controller. CITY or Ae.1.K1311 leN Y. t TnciErnno • SOlrrlce., Juno IN Mg. 1 NOTICE IS 11111tEllit GIVES' She Cohyons on saln 100,1. cow. nil not July is 5, 1.7. pot .sons ony, (hes em Slate VlN:u ' rel o . 1.57.0 s t ° 3l l l. 011:317 ' OS Sr EI.sIBOLD'I4 EXTRACT SAla -B.4I,IItILLA cleealoto nod renovate. Le blood..lnotlis the ',lgor Or health loin the erg ,111, .1111,.• Po. ho human th4t _ onllhrewr . - T . IE4 THER BELTING:—Vre :. , It k :glii `7,t r ' gtif:% b :`:;:r4v„:' - i„'.,g E tz rrcsooLor our acen, autur . tr i r . egita t, e a t• le anO 7 tetir. C al • TRANSPARENT WEE OIL c:L.al`H, tor More VL ludo+ Shade. 'la buy.- rior )aat rem lawa at ma tau Clatit Wu, I 00, 20.22 a at. 121/t "treat Jal2' J. • IT LACE LEA ER, of the best qualm dm Patna Belt Ototis, for Co i niettla ptlLl, g ta• s . aun~ t~ t WI RI • ts 1.4. elt. • /I. rtllL.Lartl, SUITS, ALL SIZES AID. OP IRS SZ OSI FIBRICA, 10}111111ST CAR. piss AND sr. CLMR SU. Red. While and thee JUST OPENED, I= =I A REDUCTION OF FIF 'TING.. PLUDIBLNG. GAS Fl' 1,11.1. L. SPANTiLLS JAS. 11610,0613. SPANGLER & ;BRADFORD, m.artacrrxci.sx. Plumbers and Gas Fitters, .Yo. 417 Ohio V., = of every degcrlptl: la: dealer. In OA FIX TLIdZ AND TUBING, urall kis.r. Corner of Pike and Walnut Streets, . r .,f O ITTSBURCH, PA. COLL in MILLS, PRACTICAL PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, No. aisle loxian. Eiltreetot, PEITN BURGH. PA. Cletern and Well Pumps of MI klmh. Houses etten np with. Um and Fater. In the most an : Pro - rd style. by experleneett m hoochl attentlon raid to Lottery work. ymym T. 1.. ATWOOD,.BENCOS J15:125.4. IVCARIIIIZY ITIVOOD & BRASS FOUNDERS, • STEAM AND. GAS FITTERS, Con of SO and Liberty Streets. • Above Carroll di Snyder,. rittasurab, Penn. tohtLig and Hea CaWog. fornlalrd pramptly order. rt. attention patd to the fitting ant and Milt., 50.., of Oil BennerteN dkeamboata. ttoutng Mills, So, fa. Agents for A, S. Cameron it Co.'s STEAM PUMPS BLOWER ENGINES, These rum.. have .nporlor advantoresover others. Wad terry ono Is worrono.o to !amp tzettoo. Pumps eon•twttt on hard. ft...6.ul 1110ILZIIT. HEELLEHT & Jorigia,"4""' X .1.1 .2160T10.A.TA Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters, FIFTH tiTUEZT EXTENSIQN X . 1TTE933172.C.C43:C. pe e All orders by mall executed satlsfseborlly ens promptly •tte idea to. A full Ilea of Hall Tuba, Poinps, Water vlosets. Pinks, Cbandellcre, Pendent.. and (las bbades for salt •,. the most reasonable priers. Orden from ...WY pain.. by mall ly attended to. ra , RAILIFF BROWN & CO ., IN7 co. CO Nicelorail •ILLEG nE.rr CITE: PAN, pLIVIIIHEIIB, GAS AND STEAM. PIPE YITTEWS, taco alw‘ye on band • UM! •••orlanant of HYDRANTS. SHEET LEAD. LEADDIPC, BATH TUNA. WASH DA. tllHW.'lltual AND DRAWS COCK. ano .11 mat. MD for riming no public or private buildings stun HAP. WATEllor tTKAII, lon”ao IMPORTANT TO 1103ISEKEEP FRAME'S TEA MART, No. IS DIAMOND, PITTSUCKAIII, mu , Inc ancst ga,LL,T Of TxAa , at the y r i co vt na, sold Ip thz Lily. Also, Sugars, Coflees and GrOCeriea, WN. rsatwcz a MON. EIEI=II!MM R. J. A. HERRON HAS,REMOVED His Office and Residence to I, No. Ii 8311T1IFLEDD ST% 1 so,arly opposite the hioiosOrehole /loos. 1 , tormals Ii nv E I. C . REAP a P AT --- ,iiD --- - fl =-- ' --- --:-. lloi KUPFJIIOII OAR TARRED PAT 1., l. H. WIT ~.., ...., JOST WilleT0111.1) MID iliVr.TZii . ; . 4000 WM , D.alel lig giay r .. - "-••• IA ris sad cA.P4 2..c.. 1. el ii .1i ~.. . 6 Isistmoy City. Nss,rsore erse " la W . • 4 " dgir ', ° .. B. l LEATasa Dame AND eon, --, ItArtr . Pa . ... 11. be obey..., she two esslll ltsa.fteturad at R. NI SIGTEINIILD wr., by I d''' u """" .11111k "4 ''l'k Un' *41 • 4(. Is • f‘lr deiste, *oaten '''''. ' ...s si i'." " ''. HAUT/MY. nulus a, co. i mur . "'''''' : " ' • . "`" 5 " . ""' . 4 .. " 4 tb. ir Mier ,rlr.los us/71•0 4 0 . 4e. 00. K l A 33.19:1017 CHEAPEST PLO .Cir — ill L, Aswats ar m Tort Rubber any to b., at 43vuut Belting. TRIUMPH Crioxing STOVE, 61 4•* brr mum?. Pa irLitri rlyWitug t• 1 s Pitt wia was. atm DOr Xf. ‘)" El II ==l Brokers and Beal X the Asentti No. 1113Scidthaeld meet VETS, OIL CLOTHS, &o I NEW STOCK, =ZEE Per Cent., Fr.o h. ' • I I= GRAINS 1 ALL-WOOL 25 Cents Pei BRUSSELS C MEI 25 Cents Per l ed Mattinge; To 34 Cents Pc ammi WHITE MA TINGS, To 35 Cents P MELO .crc alI Oe antlful patter. NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, 0 to IJU-in~tu~; Y PER CENT. M'FIRLIND & COLLINS. 71 and 73 FM Street. IitALLUM B CU 111ERS, Have now oven at their al alvaantand Com— modious N.LW WARILIOUS*, • No. 51 Fiftlit . Street % new♦ llne of all new and d treble pat . gents MEDALLION VELVETS. Velvets, Brussels, TaIIPESTRYVSSELS, A large and choice alisortaient of Piano and Tab e Covers, 1011eril6 couss, iOsiic scss & o uni 011 Zialseses, THREE PLY An TWO PLY Ingrains, Ltd every rata) OC Ciarlia=i) NoCALLIIM BROTEDIRS, mnao 81 WI/Um. Illircreolt. NEW CARPET. STORE. FRESH ARRIVAL OF Ci .a.. 1 : t 1 2° MT' IS p I= Tapestry.Bruissels. Body Brussels, 8-Ply and 2-Pl'f, Tapestry te .gra t ns. A Full Line of Stra' Aattings, PLAIN: CII.I2CaIUT en read. r than at. Tr oas rrl tr u to our i 7; BOVARD. ROSE & CO., 511 7/7TH pT/LILET. floor.) 1n921,74.1a1rT crnrfejl!lteli,l CipPETS. OLIVER DI'CLINTOM & COMPANy, NAVE JUST OPESEII For the Spring Trade, E=l NEW CARPETS, oti - Cloths, Shades, ,tc, Attention is WlO to oar tine stook or ÜBBOUIED URI A3B mso WEIS Great psalm in Prim. 28 WM8.'1 , 33 agarrimz.zows. B. CAPS, &o RAW GOOD i; FOR SUMMER SALES ALL THE NEW STYLE 'BiTB, role SALE Cll 6Al'. McCORD & D. 7.3.18.7. 'Woad. !street. .U.A.TS I 1 - 3.A.TS i r. 0.14.2 t 0515 anus:, GRAHAM & -BYIW4 At N 0.82 St. Clair Stree,t, . Hone ono of the oaf') Oen retali e t oe. ' a HATS, CAPS AND STRA;p7 ions to the el fy, sod conloaotly In re. Is pew, as moan st. 1.0 e• •ri,,,,„„, oven fofo .11zre. erclarr'ret •
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