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1111 /lilinhaTlVEll,-- FREQUENT
F Every avenue to political Position in
thin entint!y is crowded with candidata'
who have pot the fret reguldtes for fill
ing the ''reer -poets with• honor to
thesualves and advantage .to the public.
Comparatively few men - who attain of
toe havitthe - .znan
distinguished or to proaaciAl imprea•
aka upon Stift Va— notional ocenactla
One principalnahei _foe title condition
of aftairslathe eystem of Indiscriminata
this weepComnon
-throughout the
northern- States, This hystam dates far
Dackla ocr Lldoty lii elate. It nu
been repeatedly - unctioted by Constittf
. Costal GoneenGoaa General Assemblies,
end ti teetaild.:ollalte•
more hoitarid . la 'the breath, tiUst le the
Wausau Pens, in the Preface to his
Pismo of Government, 'discourses very
,instlyispon the obAricts and purposes to
be obtsine4 LOa doin an. excellent
patron's as to men to be entrusted with
autterity and laws to be enacted by goy
s:num+, . 4ays : " Govenimenta,
tike ' ago from the metioit . men
era them; and as governments are made
and moved by men, so by them era they
coned tin: — Therefore, 'governments
rather depend upon men, than men upon
governments. Let men be good, and
government cannot be bad; if It be ill,
they will cure It. Bat if men be bad,
tel the government be ever so good,
they will endeavor to work and spoil it
to their turn." Farther, says Penn: "I
know some will say, lot ns have good
laws, and no matter for the men that
faeces them; bat let them consider, that
though good laws do well, good men do
better; for good laws may want good
men, or be abolished or evaded by ill
• man; but good men will never want
gnat laws and never suffer ill ones."
These citations show the estimate in
which the founder of this Common
wealth held good men, and yet he estab
lished *system by which all the hillier
qualities for men in public service are
striekei down and Ignored. If there is
any" trade, art or mystery in which ex
perience is of greater Islas than another
it relates to the proper discharge of gov
ernmental duties.
By the third section of the Frame of
Government established by Penn, pro.
vision WU made for the election of
amity -two Councilmen, to be divided
into three aliases, to serve one, two and
three years respectively. It says :
"One-third part of the whole Provincial
Council falling off yearly, it shall be
supplied by such new yearly elections
se aforesaid; and that no parson. stall
continue longer than throe years." This
la the that limitation upon popular elec
tions known In our history, and from It
has grown the pernicious system now
so generally followed throughout the
State. We need not trace the changes
in the Government in this particular,
while It continued under the control of
Penn, for the same principle was con•
tinned whilspower was paramount.
Alter the commencement of the hero
lotion, the Proprietary Government was
superseded by the Constitution adopted
September 28, 1770. The eighth sec.
tion of the second chapter of that WM
mail declares that "no person shall ho
capable of being elected members Ito
serve in the House of Representatives of
the Freemen of the Commonwealth
more, than four years in seem" The
same principle is conspicuous in the
eleventh lonian, which provides far the
appointment of Members of Congress
by the General Assembly.. It says :
"No roan, shall sit In Congress longer
than two years. succor:ltaly, nor be cep-
Oda of reelection for three years after
wsrie" The nineteenth section con-
Italia Marry strange things. It relates to
the election of the Suprema Executive
Council, composed of twelve members
one-third going • out annually. The
argument for the adoption of the system
of rotationls stated LI follows "By
this mode of election and continual ro
tation, more mcn will be trained to
public i/Ul l / 1 1tta There will, in every
subsequent year, be found in the Coun
cil a 'Minter of pinions acquainted with
the proceedings of former years, where
by the business will be more conveplemtly
conducted ; and, moreover, tke danger
• of eillablhing an inconvenient aristoe
racy will be effectually prevented." It
is not our purpose now to combat the
rotary pubscipbs, but to show how It was
engrafted on our Governmentai system. ,
The same section also provided that i
" Any. Person having served as council
maxi tbr three successive years shall be j,
incapable of holding that office for three ;
years afteraardt."
The articles of confedezatton, for the
newsman Of the United States, adopt
ed In 17103, contain the following: "No
state Mail be reinvented in Cengrem by
tots than two, nor by more than semen;
and no patron dud' be capable of ladng
a delegate for more than three years is
any term of six years." The same sec
tion rip the delegates shall be chosen
as the States shall direct, "with a power
marled to each State to real! Us dale.
gates, or any of them, at any time with
in the year, and to sand ethers In their
stead for the remainder of the par."
Here la the new ides, evidently copied
.Irom the rennitylvania Constindlon of
1776, which dlegnallfles a man from
• serving longer than two years In bon
goes, sad to this .I.s added, "any dela
sate may be saperceded at onetime, by
—the General assembly appointing on.'
other in his stead.", From these provis-
IWO of organic laws, swing the notion
of right of instructum by the Legis.
- Winos of the mend States. Of course,
ikon Is no authority of law for the exer
cise of time mama 'right; trot inattaa
items am resorted to whenever deemed
expedient. It is, so to speak, a common
/Air right; founded on ancient custom.
Okbetter, it is an illustration of the con
tinuance of an usage after the reason for
trio dlsoppurod.
The Constitution of 1770 was shot
bled in 1790 by the establishment of a
new Government, len restricted than
the fonner one. The third section of
the second ankle of this Constitution
declared-that "the Gaternor shall hold
Ids .orbte during three years from the
(bird Tuesday in December nextenning
hie election, and nail not be capable of
holding it longer than dixefn any term
of (Wife years. , This "is the only res.
trictkur aontathet In that instrument
wan the reoLection pf Withers, except
that of Sheriff. Still the principle of to-
Utica which was established al an ear.
bet day was recognized, and, the people
very generally adhere to it fip to this
time, even -when positive law does not
bind them. The amended constitution
of the Commonwealth, adopted In XlBB9,
changes the limitation of the *entire of
La - Connor to Night any term of nine
y a w, It was this restriction which
lest year pretested the _ friends of Gov.
erner Cuing from bringing MU for.
wardfor a third term, aa. they certainly
'otherwise would have done, and with
ibiolnta Amen There are indications
that two years hence, unless he shall
meanwhile be elevated to a still higher
position, his admirers will Insist upon
restoring him to the gubernatorial chair
he tilled with high honer to himself and
eminent Juotit to the Commcetwcalth
and nation. I
Thu Onittdattoa oC the United States
Wedelns no negtatton itpon the period
aajpenonshall sem•ltheras Presideit
rmeatyother capacity. In mangy of the
Mates the people, clearly to their prat;
pradlce upon the liberal spirit, to which
that instrument wss framed hi this
pastiollsr— la Peauszlesala the old
/;sun °tuba. thir
=1
ted to be a little slow in adapting them
selves to even beneficial changes This
is one manifestation; though not to be
commended, of that stability for which
Pennsylvania Is conspicuous. Certain-
wife
ly, if the people of the State, or any
diotrict thereof, have selected a bad or
incompetent man for special serace, th e
sooner they drop , hlm, the ;better;
Neithei,he nor his backers should he al.
lowed toplead that he has Served but one
year or one term, and Is entitled by usage
to another. No citizen his any, claim to
°face but such as arises from his fitness
to perform the duties thereof well. Be:.
if the people have obtained a servant
who is capable and honest, the longer
they retain him •the better for them
selves. "Knowledge iv 'Power;" • and
this Is just ae true of the special knowl
edge essential to a particular fanctiortis
to general "knowledge, which constitutes
Matsuda or ordinary bitelligenot. It it
would not seem Invidious, instances
could be adduced of members of Con
vene, endowed with only a comparative
ly meagre outfit of brains or scholarship,
who have become conspicuous by being
retained in service term after term.
They seem stronger, and are really
stronger, in the national councils than
much abler men of less experience in
that employment.
For
F many years an imnression pre—
vailed that Southern statesmen were vast
ly better endowed than their Northern
fellows. Thiel was a great mistake. All
the eminence 61 the Southern men:con
sisted In their retention in office until
they had acquired a perfect familiarity
with the roles of proceedings, with leg
illative precedents, with the executive
offices, with the ways of getting at in
formation, with the arts of forming coin
bLuations, and with all the other expedi
ents of parliamentary warfare. They
bad the superiority that came of drill
cad habit They had the advantage—
and it is a great one—which public con
tidelMO imparts, and this Is the growth
only of Many years of relationship be
been a public character and the people.
Another, and perhaps most serious
evil of the rotation system, is the fact
that it prevents many min time-know.
!edged talents, aptitudes and rectitude
from entering public_ life at all. It is
one for a . nian who is conscious of sit
'pular gifts to act laboriously about pre
paring himself for usefulness in a partic
ular sphere, if he has reasonable salmi,
ance that he will be sustained therein by
those who have need of his efforts. It is
quite another thing for a man to devote
many years to a given range of studies
with no other expectation than that
when he has drilled and equipped him
self for ripe usefulness he will be sent,
in virtue of an arbitraryand absurd rule,
into a retirement where those attain
meats will be of no special benefit Stu-
slide men will not consume years in
mastering an acquirement which be
comes valueless to them as soon as
gained. This is why, - in multitudes of
instances, men of the hest capacities re
fuse public Stations and give therruselves
up, to the pursuit of private business.
When the people get wiser they will
radically change their policy in this re
gard, by summarily dismissing all In
competents, demanding the beat abili
ties, and holding steadily on thereto
when once found and inducted into Ber-
VIC&
Glens Lies.
It is asserted that there are in this city
at leant seven thousand people who wear
false eyes. There are two or three places
here where false eyes are made and in
serted. One house Informs the public
that "pcioas deprived of the eye can
have title deformity removed by the in
sertion of an artificial one, which moves
and looks like the natal al organ.
pain when inserted. Parties at a distance
bating a broken eye, can have another
one made without calling personally."
The manufacture of these eyes is done
entirely Jy hand. A man sits down be
hind a jet of gas flame, which Is pointed
and directed as he wishes by a blow-
The pupil of the eye is made with e
drop of black glass imbedded in the cen
tre of the iris. The blood vessels seen
in the white of the eye are eully put in
with red glass while the optic is glowing
with a heat like a ball of gold. The
whole eye can be made inside of en hour,
and it is at once ready to put in. The
reader should know that it is simply a
thin glass shell, which is intended to
cover the stump of the blind eye. Alter
being dipped In water this shell is slip
pvd :II place, being held ly the eyelids.
The secret of imparting motion to it de
pends upon working the glass eye so that
it shall fit the stump--if it is too large,
it will not move; if it fits nicely, it moves
in every particular like the natural eye,
and it is quite impossible, in many cases,
to tell one from the other. The opera
tion is not in the least painful, and those
who have worn them a number of years
feel better with them than when they are
out. A glass eye should be taken out
every night and put la in the morning.
In three or four years the' false eye be
comes 10 worn that a new ono has to be
obtained: Betae ladles, Who live at e
distance from the manufactory, keep a
box of glass eyes on hand in case of ac
cident,'Vor, besides wearing out, they
will break under certain circumstances,
as when
1m Heald.' quivers from Eta eye.
Prow; the Amerkan Artisan.
A Ban Scsuz.—The passengers on
board the Watervliet horse car, which
left West Troy for Albany at half-past
six o'clock on Sunday everting, wituesa•
ed a most disgusting and revolting spec
tacle. Among those' who entered the
car in the village wit a gentlemanly ap
pearing man, accompanied by two small
children and a woman, who was finely
dressed, but in a beastly state of intoxi
cation. She indulged in the most shock.
log language in the car, despite the en
treaties of her husband and cries of her
children. Finally, her conduct and lan
guage became so unbearable that the con
ductor wits compelled to eject her from
the car, while her husband sat down
and, with his little children, wept most
bitterly. The aid scene affected many
of the passengers to tears. Alter being
ejected from the car the crazed woman
—despite her shocking condition—win;
followed by her husband and chltdrea,
who remained with her on the road.
The family reside in Albany, and had
been ona vislt to West Troy.—Albany
A menznanms correspondent ,of the
Fort Wayne Gaulle gives . some Inter
eating recollections of the death and
bruit! of "Mad" Anthony Wayne, who
expired atErie, Pennsylvania, in 1790,
of an attack of malignant gout. His re
mains were buried there, out Colonel
Wayne, his son, employed Dr. Wallace
to disinter and prepuce them so as to be
packed in the smallest poasiblo apace.
By him the boneawere separated, and,
under his supervision. the flesh boiled
off; then packed in a box, and lashed he.
hind the sulky of Colonel Wayne, were
taken to the family burial Waco, and
there deposited in Itadnor—St. David's
Episcopal Church, fourteen miles west
d Philadelphia. Here the Pennsylva
nia Society or Cincinnati erected a
monument bearing this Inscription :
`Major General Anthony Wayne wan
born at Waynesboro, Chester county, I
Pennsylvanla, In 1841. After a lite of
honor and usefalnem, he died in Decen n .
ter, 1708, at Erie, Pennsylvania, then a
Military post on Lake Erie, Commander_
inchief of the army of the United
Staten"
A. New GOLD RZOION.—The Black
Rills of Dakota, which are an outlying
poop of llls belongin to the Rocky
Mountain range , are beli g eved to abound
in gold, silver, copper, coal, and other
minerals. Unlike the mining region of
Colorado, these hills are said to yield
tine, large timber, while they are water
ed by two branches of the Big Cheyenne,
a tributes) , of the Upper Missouri. Last
spring an expedition of miners and sci
entific men was , organized to explore this
country, hot it would have been exposed
to great dangir from the Indians, and
would have added to the calming com
plications with them, 'andCeneral Sher
aretopestrongly, however
with ,
the frontiersmen impressed a
conviction of the mineral and metallic
wealth of that country, that a new expe
dition will be organized, and they say
that they will go next spring m spite of
General Sherman.
Tule "stone fleet" Emit in Charleston
harbor &Wog the war does not appear
to have done any permanent injury. An
Ragfish vessel, drawing eighteen and a
half feet, has entered tho port, loaded
with railway iron. Tho deepest laden
vessel that had previously entered drew
but seventeen feet. The frantic alarm
which led to _Lord Russell's Impertinent
interfere:tea • n that matter was as
grotmileu as it was injurious.
The Friar's Point (Kiss.) Coshomian
makes mention of a and fatal
malady that has e its appearance
among - the horses and mules of that vi—
cinity. It fine makes its appearance in
the shape of a small, hard lump or
swelling, which conduce itself to no one
Part of the animal's body, but in the
majority of cues appears on the throat
and,breast, thence spreading rapidly in
every direction all over the body. In
some instances a few animals have lived
twenty-four hours after the first appear.
sacs of the swelling, bat generally six
or eight hours is the outside time. In
two cases, one a horse and the, others
mule, death - took Pane in lust forty
minutes. Various remedies have been
tried, but without success, although in a
very few instances the animals have re.
covered. At least two hundred hare
died from the effects of this swelling.
TAI7RIFIL NINEPLKS.—A boOk of trav
els in Spain describes a new feature of
bull fighting. Nine negroes; dressedl
grotesquely, stand in a tow.-The bull,
being admitted, gnell blitt4g among
them, right and left, and apeuily knno c k.
down all who bare not the .good sense
to anticipate bie action by "dropping."
Then the darkeys all get up again.
Chairs were brought, awl :the Bamboo
seated themselves "allin a row." Again
the bull entered; again he • butted right
and lett; and again nine Sambos were
prostrate in a mixed pile of chairs and
darkeys. The narrator of the achieve
ment says: This wan great fan, and it
was repeatedaeural times; the bull iked
It, the ninepins' seemed to like it,
the people gloried In it. •
•
.
ti
Tau people of Java ha e rather a
lively time of it. Accordin to the latest
official atatisties contained the Tijdi.
ehr(fCror' Nedsrlandfth .la the tiger
has in one year consumed' zictiy( one
hundrk.d and, forty-eight h beings,
and in another. year one h tired . ' and
thlrty.one. The crocodile. ,cleared an
average of fifty people a tear, while
serpents accounted for between twenty.
two and forty-three.. But the . . Butch
seem to accept their fate with character.
isticegnammlty. .The Governor General
a long while ago offered u a prize for
every tiger that was killed the
.munlfl.
cent sum of twenty-two guilders ($10) I
Ella subjects apparently prefer being
eaten by the tiger. '
C 13111011111.11 or 11171C1211L—A volume
might be written about the curl.
°titles of 'Weide. The papers record
one which exceeds in eccentricity' even
that of the young fellow who destroyed
hintself,, on the ground that "bom a man,
he could not reconcile himself to live a
grocer." The suicide In Ms instance
was a youth of twenty, who killed him
self by running several dozen pins into
his chest, and died from loss of blood; he
left 'a letter on the table saying his life
was not worth a Pin, and that he had
adopted this unusual mode of tumble.
it because he thought itpiquont!
COMB DISPEPHLII CEBE reg
ulates Lad Won the Ilteanntt.
Co.. Inspepola Can la a onnotro moody
tot all anent* onto atoman sad boven..
Gros pit Pogo Con 'own !now and ono.
Lot than anktod 11th this nand/ L• 1 IL
Coe s Innonds Con corn notsatsanntoll.
sod you do not Moo to waft n woo! to no lb
etnot. .
•
C. Duper*le Cara le the yeatett appetiser
aver taro; It rot only mules the noellte,
but maples yea to sully 4464 your rood.
D7ePePtle.Core to recommend.] by ell
the leadtor Derek:usu.
C . '.. D/CIAPSII Can Is as Isombodge Mood
to 01l wbo aro west, Oobllltatod and la a. low
if 7 .5014 .gens tot etttabaiia •nd yintnltY
JOSEPH 1,111111z.U. Druggist,
14 Mutat amt.
D ISEASEDITCH,. VETTER, ALL 511 M
daft Mamma Scald • Idead. Zraspalanala
'SWAYNE'S OINTMENT.'
fealzdly eradicates these traltdaseata cameo
Matins.
ivraraes ... 1 11111611sallmir Olatataft,
"am. lick ha frlpall 121. 411 bear."
p r i :emx p d 17 by W. S•raril; fop.
SoIdIII•CLARRAN 1 1 , 11121411‘. 13
Kat. meet., Uri?. A. XtLI.T. 311/rood
Viefi&LX4l.S.4. =.1.gri.ik......101A
XA Pi 6 / 11617/1 . 1. All . eghen.
jallzurst
TORTURE.
Vim would endure tha tortimo artsl.l tram
CIIIII4 s .1 nrver, whoa n can %a saally.rldt
Vtio won'.d endan alittylete .I.IIbI+.I.MLY
foram, aad w 7: allesuiely...twa • ma
edy eau be obtalso4lbr O IMO '
1412. ...Id Imo. Wm as r..clutetaakailew,
to wan ataainat thy >aa►he pm-
Matadi
walpl4 to• • bard. le blasett .4 • bet.
des K. 01. Mt da..1.2, an Irani an le 41.4•10.1.
Isnot To Ms wasts?
Rao Rind Iles tilts lit of agony inane the
gnat alterative and tee*
LiverviTT.Ulis ItTuRAOR pirrzza.
eau be obtalaed at Ile menet .111.1.. TOM
longestablkhed ati4 Jung reaversed anginas
bee tines beta azalea to fall la • align nee,
aid ease bat the fa/Usli sad anal guest ben.
tau to panne IL at oats. nag nn theanlen
IX= lalattle, (Malang Sonars. Tenared after
Moue exce•l•eci and deep cony. It bee received
the enamel...l yr the =eat • ..I•ent phrele'mn,
es vial es ell elves Cron even Gabor pen of toe
coanUT. To nine who dvabt It away. nova
all vie 0.7 I. TOY Ir .0 I doe far "'oracle..
Leery day letter. poor /a Oros sta, •eatlf7,4
to Ito great Mosey la tamed ,ev e r and ages.
D"peosta, Gage., Nuieci .. • slam. I Is
CLRE Or Is3TUL IL,
Ing Karam t I wile to thou .70. for ).v
Undo., .ad ectestllte summand of my
eau. for '.blob I called to =melt yet mese time
la dummy lug Toe wN remember thatlhad
a complltaglea of disuse maleh luny sa4s4
to • tennis !Ails, whit& led beta ad Msed
•7at slow , ea aerentlit • a hussy"( sotsll..
which It mu reared aged hatea ma laying'.
Item that the perdu mod..: MAW., MD'
uses lttp 10100 trea I. a pate( operetta.,
which, if suereafal at' all, weeld mummy,
threw the dime. epee the ludo or emu other
hut orgaa. ea armlet of 111* nddeatnee of the
can sad the latmedlete clue to ► illeeharge
• shleh 1 Ts. onstralsold to belluir au a We.
tare ;mutates of Medan toilet rld of MOS mu.
hid euedltlea la the elegem. I tour potbelly
metalled that roar teethed at Untrue; pert
tying. the mt... sad toul audleatketa to
the Ilstalut Dart. men cam It.stldus
0110001. madam whleh 1 1104 Ii dld. tad tam
happy. witewtri7welr will htewww pertienlaz.
Math soitsOn mad otter health the 1 have 1.4
far yews. I.lrolad Woo add tau the' applied,
Limo yen/mule men almost petal... ad tou .
1111 ms a asw mu, with all the emirates la .
vigor of seStsred bell.;
T.oh. erattrelly,
Dr. Jill...VS etar;attallOn ha Lilt
Pep area. from !lA. h. anal 4 9.
:47/.1•11:4 9,11,0 a :4,141
Wit. BINGHAM. Jr" AdanaJtspesn
so., 64 4.166 BMW. Li me aulAartna . w to
reana•Aaarasmanoto fertA4 Gamow/44nd
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
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YACEILNI CAMINO& - wan
GErry,
wnOI.7.BASS DILLLIII IN
Choice Nrures and Liquors,
10.55 e. z. cor. OHIO err. AND DI kYOAD.
Alletbsa.
FP ,,, i 1 f 1 W 41 _4* , •.•14
PITTIBURGH FEMALE COLLEGE
WILL COMMICHCIi
9Tednesday,,September 4th
.. • . -
The bellefe Dave bees netted La .plendld
U 7 es t., d el able• Will. 'Sammy/atm! geseeers
eerell.l an fer , e• emnet rim, The Oollege otters
...Teased faclllllr Lithe hallei Sod ma.
mental Ws/toile. • •
• . manor Y. slitesoar.
eisZinel .• - Pregnant. et Trainees
.
TN THE ORPHAIIIIO COURT OF
A. ALLEGHENY UOUITY. Ia the antler of
ay Wats igJobek %TAOS. 41 64 , 94.4. E. hitoof Miss.
both Tooreolotoalle htp / trot), IN one, HO, 7oTtrPr. • ' ol of Jo bn
aecenksed,sow War aotolottw o"' th letword Eva.;
.fb7ua Jew tee, bin vita% formerly
Julia Aux Av. ost i DatiGl
M.. tt:LT."2Ln. Zl V ha Jame 11.1 , 10‘
o minor or oLlot John, Erse le, Oteeosod, by
W ar g " tigyli n ts . I:l'cratiVr2 ' al.. G
tilhrLit b1:114 % * ::::ZUV: :AU Me=
ElliaverTowniblys,
Oa litnasi, lie 1101 Lj ir Wok, 1667,
at 12., i tt r ti k 2,1 t:Ag
r...r.U11 ° lll,:rtad s ' " A ". t ". 417
time and pleee w yee emy &meat - jou Alms
ISAIEUEL H, Inutam. elkerle.
0,7 7(2.A1ZE,5. tNT. •11211:104
GRAFF BYERS & . CO.,
.
auuivrAurcazas OF
GAS PIPE,
.111624773
OIL WELL ?BIND
Office, No. 98 Water 18tree
ITPIL3BUBGH, PA.
=1
ItC o ll.lßoolEit
TILLCIIIII OF
PIANO AND ORGAN,
Inform th• poblio that .fw ton lean• moot
ofootostil taoehlos at .he filotol• tAollsOo, ho
koodIKONID his halation Uwe, ha sada, tea..
er::Sti..74l7.lr:ur IW
rer.:..prrnv.-4
udvar;:att.,-°§.l
po po. •
a xhal ent lio • Irorott . .. de .11; M iorAtnit plitoW
E Owls try mostni & =Saila. at..
IlhalBOCK who tomb% for eked Todd al Cho
0. wilt Zre &War .tra.m..;
dom. below M r thlyw-
WIIITE,.OIIR &
31Pra.7033- awrztanrr
Of. ;Wee atio , tattut of
WHIr'E GOODS,
Embroideries,
REAL LACES, Elc.,
Ir t rk tbet In rata att•alett of bark
Diasoltiticin of Partnership.
TEM PARTNERSHIP REIM-
Imder sauutLlVroVl.l3ilrlett2r‘rwg
Ward sw ■a Woridoe War r. bar
As .
441 totwora dissolved Or poloal rolown. As.
.drwr Ulbwas raustao boa Ma Irs. Portia& Ino.
donee IWO Wear*L.T oo OwoopWr. aO
I 11. dolor oralost the firm wl ; wwwat ram at
yrt . ll4 . :gra: o st r i r b. art:
ITS r KNEW' . ofro 14, .131011{114N1 It
wawa at Matra tor thatpozw ; 0 - Lai,
• Wawa r, 24 ta n brOnli.
WOKS
CHICKERING PIANO
Nearly Ney.-Fer Sale Cheap,
A Masmillessogs , Carved Ilosevres4
CAseitinalag, red., .
•
Willi Nil oviNUNINe bs.• sAN 6 1 / 1 smodan, IN
-17470%.ANN rlria t ir:rl Ybe Is Navin" Ye cay. .ad 'Nil It at • (Nu N.
dINAeli Mora. N. mat easomer. may IN
11.N•11111
C. C. NELII.OIIII PIAMO 110011 Ci.
waken •1 WOOD alltl(Wi.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that
oaths Ceth 4 it , of Amn. ts, 1C... a
Warrant /a Dl' trap ai
out eA.
we 4 agate. lso
vas
OF &LUIZ POO/.
Of the tilt of Pip Umtata ha 011• Waal) Of • Le
reeny..4 atetae or ry.snivul- tree hes leut
e 4 a baaanort •• AU oats ;mato. t that
Uri peyauat of up atlas alut dellerni of fly
bitlo•glbre 10 tact t..t rah 413.
hr la. seo. •le, the Valor., ot use Input! 1, 7
a., ens tesal4eelk am; that • Mortlas sr tut
ersellun Of Um ••14 tastes ut. to ren• th.r•
desta sae so canoe an or more
of or ..rata. Will 511514 at • Court ur g0at
.10.1.14 as hatdets att rotalal lol•aolut .that.
la the VII) or rittetattit, beam
letftetar. *a the In I/AT lb/ MIN
AMIZZ,A. to. Or, at le Wetack*.
•. UOWLLT,
1.1. S. Salibla.
=BO
The Highest Market Price
PAID TO/
GOVERNMENT SECIIIITEL
GOLD ? SILVER,
CHNI3 Lt) COltiOD OHM DM
7.
O. STARK & CO., - Bankers,
• COT. WOODARD THIRD lITZIS2II.
WMPIEMP
BUICK I Blum!
THE MIRTIERS VALLEY
BRICK COMPANY
At. o.pare 4 to nun Isti
13 Pao X Ci K r
to await or kris
rITO atoIMO EDLIlps. ♦l....,Z , gtlnrjiiPln_aiaTaoffaaiTar&
koll:doo a. Ir. izJAaDy. AISM.
PAPER HANGINGS,
sew 11 .2CtlYINSI, Ix UUZAT VAXIXTY, AT
Na lici!lisurket Street.
Jos. B. 121104.EZE1l r 'IRO
TUE PITTIIIIIIROU
Steam Brick 111111111fiCiMillg Co
• •
?II US? MVO LURK 11113?.
Warhol ilioposzis to IM City 7.m.
_OM. am IC, Pooglos , Ilatioaat Bank of
1V =At:a= gitr i tsto Yt WY ems.;
DLCILSON:Praddrall.
W. W. lIIILCH/ILLD.
vice **Ude t eaa Tresatasr.
UNION ENTERPRISE FOUNDRY
- IN;JOUNSIDONt
ariVaircorgOOlLlNO P7 . olh i r CUM
all tines Of FIOII.MAPMIVAB
onoWILLLS
all !Ws or ALAMEIN Cm' Curflo US, oar-
WVsant=""uklggllggmcf.!,
GOIIBLAT BROS.,
SBIBT EANIFAVITHERS
2T Barclay St.,near Church Ht.
Da MVP
x. B.=Pilef LlstS sent on appllculpst.
ant=
RIELVTOIIII NOTICE.—
..-.llarAth birs Let-
THM c AC LATTLa s u t .dec emd.
mo ofXl of
netb tosaelD..A l / 1 11 a rl , 7(
lootris saltiastigte trtiatga;
rir , 21;".° A. 4.7 V1F,611.1: *LC:
matt. ii• f t ria ..i
rill% jar-. /
4.117:01 illeabeth Town.l9p.
pump JAB EMPORIII4I.
TWELVE DIITEBEIT 81=3,
aelt.....en and the Common, opt 'a the amt.
Et:valor Trait W. .4 14.14. J. 7 Tama.
at
BMITH /Mb, ISt LlO.l atm. to. of /Mb. *
VIL • NALE.--A BAKERY AND
•••• OUNTICTIONSIM dotal. Coad
&midst attaalmat Ant elsaa Meatloa. • Men at
reuaaa for Wang. 'I him la an eilaaorfloory
V °2""t" r °'"T'Lt 1111 4 .1:.11•1"". ,
O,IIV.VO.VP 0nt0...s
Ap establ
Ue ish:o. , Witna .
00toot'.
FOR RENT.
FOUR -ROOM,
Or the wholuoi the tetra story arur the irertern
SavlEgs Bank, SP Yourtb areal. moons an,
fumy fitted up, ancr rrlll Mated Orgetturr
ruparatalp. nut ,rII
umareuentogAnurf-
PrltvA
S bus.. Scs
Is us NS ssolita itaa‘
. • Nor •
us Visadu burstre
W. E. BCMIERTZ dc
NO. 31
Filth street
WE ARE SELLINC
The Ba'mice 'of our Stock
SUMMER GOODS
Greatly. Reduced I Prices,
111118 , Yin 118111 i p 508189 (WM,- $1.50
us;e . ;
And Other Styles and Kinds
IN PROPORTION.
81 Fifth • Street.
110LESILII IND RETAIL
DRY GOODS
WM. SEMPLE'S,
180 and 182 Federal St.,
41.Lz9zurxr cirri Pdg.
I •
Rake de Chaiabres—aew styles,
Black Alpacas,
Black Silks, Shawls.
Balaierals sad Ileop Skirls,
Ticklam Meeks,
Table Ltheas,
CeuntriFlamels—plala t bard,
Country illaakels,
Croy Blankets, Corr rue%
Hosiery, Closes, Skirt Fasts,
Daadkereldoh, At ,
LEM=
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
WM. SEMPLE'S,
186 & 182 Federal BR, illegbanY
TEAS ! TEAS!
Of all Prices lid Quality, at
AL. %M C. IR . MENES.
GREW: MD.
Trials, Tomo' "or nosed.
0 .01G4 good LOP .•
Good
.... . 1.40
Good Good
•," •
....... 1.10
1.10
BLACK TKaill--OolonaL
lost pa pow!.
BLACK TEAB—Powohong,
Honehong and Congoe&
IL VW . zow nava W. smums..
Itles •• OM Omtay, LID
..... /AO
JAPAN ' PE AS,
•
%la colored Jays.. mar, plasmas% assam••••••••••SIM
iirpea, .. 1.01
=MD TEAS.
to, I blitzed Teaajf bolt )112.0. x lich.
Fat " '• X Sol best .* hi do. • /.111
the mere aay eikil u 1141.1 jut what
laud of Tao tha►,waat e salt have thaw 'Mimi.
tar wourmr. oot forwarded or eel or the so-
Dreu 0031 4401.1, Vie Roy eau" woodm at earl
low rate; sad by dolag Cesare twen.7 Cep par
pound la the plea, blades galtlaw a . we and
Was ankle wklrp aneNf►uY ilalr Lula.=
A. -KIRK,
11l and 174 Federal Street,
ALLEOIENY CITY.
=I
CAUTION 1
BEWHE OF IMPOSTERS
-Having bees Istainta 113014M*. ;WA aMit•
Ora aarptt ;sacks' art paddllair. Iff f , a9
around tha eft!. ; •
Tobatooe of al Inferior QulitY.
And Qat May rineeseninka um ' s& 1161lr
, dondin. w. bunny . isul? tai ratio ti!it
.odk partlea Ui Witt witnont dannortty, and
tot thsTonsoes inkeyien 4 110 T Of THINAN.
DrACTORA Old -
R. & W. JENKINSON,
Der fmi the Ihurnia kiage.
ALLEWEIFNI OTC
Tim OLD, oniamm.
TEA STORE
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Young Ilgion,
Old Dyson. •
Ealaerfal. •
thanPawder,
Eng. Breakfast,
Congo.,
doughnut,
Oolong,
'Old Country Black,
And Japan
'P El 0,
ALL. Or TIM MIT QuiLIT.
N0.'20 Fifth Street.
tql/lAT , TENEEIHIENI moat."
, si .Z .t l y OIL 'll=i•iguarVal.f.
A NORDINANCE to authorize
*ad ward.
the endleg of Jeferean etreet, la the See.
Sacral," 1. , 5.Q ord./Maxi and rustled by IM
Ssteet mad Common Calmat, of tits'
an
mart d e
Ohear, owl tt /lamer orstened and snorted by
authorit b e a n oe masa, That the Committee on
raq: dto t i lter Otreby authorised and
etetee Troposg avert tie
m
the
sit t j e r` d * to e rnfihertherefor with
the Invent and b eet bidder or bidders, as their
<narration. • a,
Min. A Thaft for the purpite of defraying the
cost and erbentes of the said Improvement..
there be. and 1. hereby levied. a speelai tax, to
he Mundy amessed upon the secant iota bound*
tog and abutting open the laid street mane.
lively. In proportion to feet front Mt Meta me-
Imetively cld omprifed, and bounding/tad &PURIM'
as afortau.
Etc. That as soon as the cost and ripens*.
el said Improvements shall be fully ascerWned.
it she be the ditty of the Puma Commissioner to
mew and apportion the same among, theneveral
lots bounding and &Watt ID( upon aid street res.
uaccording to the rule above indicated,
thereupon proceed tomake demand_and
I . l.l lti:t%*lT:elllfr t Ufg:VgtgaWg
of Pennoltnnia, entitled L . A., Act defining
the
7
gilftgg ttrtaf
ofAlier betty. mid for other purposes passed
the limb day , of March. DEA
arc. q. .t ene meet Of ally ordinance as may
W
with. or be
an
by the foregoing.
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted Into a low this the=
day of Aerial. Anzio Domlnt. PAL
JAMES MeBRIZR,
President of belect Council.
'MtAst: D./teem:mow,
Clerk of Select Council.
(MORO& D. RIDDLE,'
President of Common Connell.
Attest: HOSIDIT DILWORTH,
clerk. of Common Council. afra
AN ORDINANCE to authorize
the Gredlog end Paving of O'Hara fluent.
Heodsrion Street and tonverys
dedrunt 1. .Itt ft ordained and mode by Mt
&tort and daemon Usenet/a' of SW City of All 4.
'hen, and ft 141u-req.( ordained and enacted by
a. of Ms tome,
here
toe, untamltten on
tunas.s, Sod Lass a cs herey authorlsed and
dbeeted to Invite and resale, eropsseit yor. tot
(remelt and patine of 'O'Hara Street, from
Osman{ to Itadloon *venue: lienderson
Street. front She heed of Vedas./ street to ro on
tato stmt.., ad from
to to gentry
sod Oonverge Abu. end to contrast therefor
With thelowent end hest Wass or bidders, at
their dlsarselon.
use.X. - That ' far th e purpose of aerrayleg the
eon and expenses of the mid Improvements,
there be. and la hereby leyhd. alopecia. tax. to
be equally assessed ape:nue auroral lots boon&
lag and abuoltgrupse the mid street...lda:leis
reamemlvely. In proportion to the feet front in
h. t
reepectiveg consprlscd, and abounding and
autting Thatresaid.
Sac. a. aa won as the rest and expenses
of raid improvements WC sit Os rally ascertained.
It shell be the duty of toe tomes .....temissioner
to mama and apoorilen the same among Me sev
eral lots boundlee am .ho ulna ape. said street.
end all.? respectively amending to itt s rate
abase Indicated, t liertspost ;roe.. to make
comma andcodect ibe mum according to the
provisions of the Act of the timeral Ames:Mg
of the Cemmouwealth yr Pennsylvania. scathed
oaa Act deemmn the ananuermr collecting the ,
expenses ur grading and paying of the e.t.a
aueys el the Clly of Allegheny. and for
other parposemw gamed th e talnieth day ot
glarem MM.
gaol. dna& so mach or any ordlaanCeas mat
contact with or be supplbutc ,, zthe furtgoleg, be
sad toe same is hereby re el.
Ordained and matted nte a birth!. the 2.1 d
day of Argon, A. le. IW.
' $ll. 125
JAYE.% Men RIE/L.
Pres!dent pro tem., of Belem Connell,
Attest: D. Stsin,nnon.
M=teE!
Common t Ty.
Pfc.!.leni of o x f
Commo = n Co op
uncil.
o
Atteiti
ti
Clcrk f Cnmoli COuncil. mO5
pEsoLuTzos to open Union
d-te Went.
Beauloed, by Ms 6.1:0 - taruf Common' (Monett. pf
Ms LIM ..f.1114,014•1.1. flat Unto]: ...... be ad
it is herebypened from Its present southern
ti
to PontaMena., ant Nat John Stair,
James Stratum a iota thinntnyhamb
tundent, leo an they cm sre ny'sypointed sio•-
en to Memr ad mem Ws damages and haat!,
tionorstastoo tho sorortstons of La sot of
oPPMead tisy Las, A. U. ma. ems
tkat W a Clot. of Cameos notify stem of that,
.I.lmlslaml ad enacted into a law this, the Md
gay Of itilitat. A. D. MM. ••
, •
Pre a o m l i s L t s x ke ll lect E ou
Council
l i er'leteg:leCT(ll7 ' c
ETi. ` 6.1 izt n LE,
Prealtleet of Common Council
Attest • ROE., Illtrorrru,
Clerk or Common CouaelL 11.2
AN 011,DINANCE tolcilden
w.ok. op Rldire etre* , .
hicitylet I. Es 4 ordained awl ehkeetAl by the
g eWs l r .= .77ll =raffa t Pl2l;44 ` i;
er tea mete, 'lint the stateraks eh Aldge insect
than be Ortega feet vide.
DAC. b. That ea eby welleenee all mar
be supplied by the Sere going, be Ind the esteem
hereby repeal.
day o elptel sad enacted Into bar Ible th e=
t /toga., A. 1/. 11111.
!Rev!dent o j t theteregaflat.
Altera: U. lesocensueoa,
• Clerk of the detect I.:smell..
sszst. U. mipota.
President of the CononnyounciL
Attes ,, ti . Xo ,k non ., Is
tna co ln .m eron o re. 6 ,
va
His
RESOLUTION to open Nor -
aur Ifs/orf and Common Councits
th• 0 , 44/ A M 0.,. That learlun's odes, In
int Urania Wain, be Yd H la itsoby noes. el
jeV . , or 11911M= rol7,l.°2,llrfrallz.-
Jam A. Seat. (K0be1.... beano! tney ' lers
demonsntee 'Lowers so row SOT &suns tbe
sail lonolis la .cort ens. with the
nosel•hoss or Ills net Of Aseenthie. &Sprayed
sett. and TAO the tares of Con 4.
. 4 . 0 . of fOr eplAnosicas
Ordained se a ensco d inla aUm this the ft
dor or Sagest, A. V. 11.1.
313 VieNIUE&
President et l n ett Connell
Lam: D. Ilnestinson,.
Clerk et netted Osmanli.
Pres td* lof Co m m o n l D
kn Z ell
lttesti Enna, DiteroserE s
Chris et Common thnsnell. an
_
A ORDINANCE cheArleg the
name•ergl•r•ts.
r.rst , m ft end 4n•eled bze
5,44 os•4ll . equotagi Costu , lla UM Car (1 d Ile
er,o4 4 r.4rely ..anal by a ftiball ty tha
moo* Thal MAW.. payilli 1. Um eatck
.11•13 kat•art•r •• h.:MR.4W
fli•ta Street. ••• Tgisalo otraell 11111
,W4vd •• I lad. ACM-
Ur 0•111•41 554 •Isarle• 5210 • lag/ flint/m=4
Ally of Wu2u1...4. U. 1.7 •
1113
*Nett: litopuntoo, ' "
ant ot mons Cann
eta
rrendest mkt: 37"Di. '"
r "
1
Atka: Dtt.ltotitt. C.""
• Clark of Canaan Colton!. or.
AID OUDINANCE tor tiring the
Waco for HolOtog Vleatlcaso,
lot - tm, I. As onlalssd oat( muted ;Wad u. s. ("ammo+ Unmet,* VW My itt Aft.
mad U Wawa*, ordaerad aottetadby
orAlaarffAr r t f fAa some r andapaa , a far bocl•
In ...cc:Jona la the Iftb fad .ItLY ax..la Ahab
I.•ttaa Aatd,a fala Afrat.l♦
utast, af,a,Uftty, ail We corner of r :a a a‘ a ,
ad rank. moot., tug I..lurtlant and 1111ato
aua .•
M.:WNW tog niactod toto•law thls tco
4oy at Auto.. •. /: WC.
• ILLS 11e88 , 28..
1 Toe Waal of tlitoci ColaclL
Att.' t D. Mocraabox.
troll of Scoot coaoclL.
I 11 11)011.
Pre.to-ol 41 Cori..
mtmo.nr,
Wen of (:taus.. aa.l3
A -
NI ORDINANCE regulating
Lamas% of CEDE...
MA t - nEr
E I. Be tr. ant D alnat and reneged dilE Glott.. EElla of Me Clla
and tt tananDay enact Da /Da antaarva
Vol Ea, Thal ad eettlan 2a. Chapter Paae N.
City. Otale.Aa. and 1112 hereby Chapter
aa a..
mad eller the attas• ”altlt • ioutt: of at IDEA 12
an 4 BP•11 NO eat lea. U. WI. teat In
atilt on the t ntlat• alba eat aroaltled. bow
tact. %kat tea urea Went ar Ulla 0ra1...
21E
ant be construed to Intarfore Eto existing eon. /AEU for grading .4 paving.
Ord.! awl and enact. lino a Inv( Ibis Ow 744
AID as Atitart. A. U. no.
JAlltn MAB lilt IA
Crtiadt 11l of beim Connell.
/ALEC D. IL.cralenox.. • 1
Cietk or nciaet Connell..
PresldantAofUCo P.
onDDnLI.
l.
£l4Oll 11. Dn.nr021214
Clark or CEEnda Connell. son
KEIIEY'S - WEEKLY
111U111113 JIM, Vol fIIIIIOPII.
We will imminence haterday, remota... .
LW. the pobllcatlos ot one handsome Weenie. •
Peper of sixteen plum MUM saw. ON ald Mrs
or Barters Weekly. No entice le wid be roam'
It making It We best 'M em IMPM Pabllthed
la the world. Oar wil
Illoatratliot be orld , nel.
Fmi4 M
.1011 glow with the ill of ne
our I est araistr.•
or the mondleilngebthed writers of Amer.'
414 Knob* hare Net engaged to Mintalbute
tO column,.
On 'SATURDAY. depten er T. MI6?, we will
distribute half a million dollar* of the count. It
shams to ou. bombers.. from • rabseriptlon
tommintlng to 47.0m.030.
one Nate returned tO every subscriber.
thte there cash Mad
Manta, mob 10,104
One there emla SAM
&CI thane cash, from to $4,003 melt._ MOM
Other aborts amounting tO 641. , 07
A comimlttre oboe.. by tratimbeertbert et
ring Hall. lr.w'lort, tleptember 7. ISM. will
dintrlbute Um ware named therm,' and their,.
port will be published la Zellers Weekly thd
"r. ` 4 r2reirttrr) striemuileve,
cop y , 'Marotta, with number of thare.....lium
04 91. entomb. IMO nembers Oatmeal.. 4.40
1 copy. 1 yur. with 4 numbers ef abates....; 4.00
eOpler. 3 month*. with bombers aflame. Mal
Ail putters subscribing forour payer, mid rend.
log es Money for the mom reortvb by
tarn. mall a recelpt Mr the Qum SubsUlbedlor,
with member of shoos.
yalisin c°lo 4 l . " Krtel=b 4 eVi t rot:r! °° .
illbeibllth their repert ha full 'ln .12ellers
rend name end address or erth subscrther.
Mobs, by draft, post-023th order, impress i er
!Ile .74"l 74.l d Pillettli• Win gt k r;
eOO7lllO 240. ill arosawavatim York City.
GROCERY IND PROVISION
COMPANY.
JOHN A. Maßiff, president,
J. P. 11811 EL, Secretary.
The Stook of ill. Oastpr t.
boviht lip. Those wishing to S76U
. thamrLYot
of lia bemeeta, 11.4 bolter-
calxrevaa.
Al 28 Federal 81., Allegheny.
AMERICAN IV/ITCHES.
• eruciuno gram OF
1 Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
FINE COLD JEWELRY,
PILVZHAVANI, CLO=IS,.
Alt the lowest prices. Thopullls stro Invited
too
cell esaatthe our stock oethr• purchasing
eleywnere.
Watok repairing petnoptl7 ittthogisd to: et
w. WILSON%
No. EI FOURTEI ETNENT,
Two door. .hove Plarket street. eallthluswg
pITTOIIIIEIGII
CITr r.ruarnar.
•11 elude or washing do. with tworeptecie
end dlopetch. The Lanadre Xxvelovwill
rat .4 deliver all clothes tree et extra otterew,
Ler. orders before sew Welesit lb ibe toorarne
to.. them awedsa to ear. dal. °Martian
a*. he t folioed. pieces will DO Orongptly 0110011.
44 tlit
les. Abel, we.. 111110 sad Oast el&
Goldstein's Hoop elltiptore,l7 Market et
tlml I
U rliT '' srAi r dViti l te I'MA.
4.lsnoograse, Tederel and
Lame Meets, Alleg.y.
04144. Ne. 4 ST. MLLE MT.
• •
pouE SPICES. of extra quell
agau. ttr2tVt14121317:41:43:
,t, Wilt* wail Biatie Pin.%lus.
U1.16"" T0 . A4
WI ..,'_aorta. Lamy tar aut rasa..
/ VISKTEsEBUO
THE
Central Pacific
RAILROAD
, • .
TELE WESTERN Luis OF TL EE
Great National Trunk pne Across
tie Continent,
Help[ contrasted with the LID AND sUprff,
NIKON OP . THIC - UNIT D STATE!! GO OLEN
MENT, Is destined to be one of the XOBT illy
_PORTANT AND rib:mats IAPLEOODB T,
WoRID, ae 1111 the sole link of eo=onuMeatton
'between the Pacific Coed and the Great Istertor
Bute, and the • ' .
IPrisielpal ' Portion or too Eels n
Moe Between lite two Oceans
•
Tbeprosent western teatime's at Bairtmoesiw.
of the navigable water. of the Paden. but I ,
tillimately extend from gasi Trineisno menu
the ' kb " , . 2,1 mart NMI:loos parts of Callfor.
ale, Nevada and Matt; Wewitiglimm to the
Mat /lining Region's of the You Wert. The
Company are autturized to unitlene their Una
outward nntil it shall meet and eanneetwith the
read. now building fan of the Boakyllloantala
range.. .
luoming teat they will build lag control half
the entire distance between Sus Ifoutolatio sod
the 411.wrin Blur, ee now teems yrebable, ihe
Bolted Oates will have Invested In tbeoolo/ 9.
lion Of 005 tulles 920,599.009, or'at thiarat
tee MI or 938.00 0 per tale, Rot beading an
atwolate gran of 10.009.000 Peres 01 the
Pablio Lavdy Icy beeomlo[e 101Jit loveetor In
the magnificent enterprise, turd by waving 11.
ant hen In favor or the First Mortgage Rood.
holders, sits teserun Gomm - owl., to se
!Tyr, ipiwrrts rite co-orsnorsos or rarro , rs
Com...tors, and has catallitly goaded their
Interuts egslut ii ordinal-it coutlagenoles.
Th. Central Carla Callroad enjoy, all the
Printleges. grant., and oubeldlee conferred by
the d ete or Copper. coon the other parts of the
through line, ad has. In addition several
epeelal. exclualve advantages , applies.:
.ble only to the Vicatern Half.
I. The Company ha recelved frets the Blare
T he ads: nit!. of Cauferals. ettistante in
lama, aorta. and wiluebte orewerfn, sera
ccer cal,colo in nolo, la ato the fall
',daunt of the Uovaninent su b sidy.
11. AU border! soul costliest port Of tit con
struction Uterus sueoragfully overcool ft
In too sirst.rau ad es. to -few Ircet• the I
trait will be completed en tirely acre. the
Marra N•vadas, alter which progress to Cale
Lake will be easy and rapid.
111. The local tivelaeu alone of this read ester.
ita complete Su mar mune. Inde
pendently or the rut through 100010 which
more
mentheor Sr It. The gross earnings rur
the of Jou and July. upon.the 94
miles Men epee for 011.10erl. Ware Isfillarlf
gao, o-o nill e. goba of which four-Arla Wert
het earg
ffeßri have no combletltlon, but Will eart7.
betide It* own lucrative local trate. the
whore colour of thruar. ashes wtileh Is
stausinted
branch. among -
Xutern conuctlose and
t
V. The road Iles wholly In territory yielding
the pronto. metros, and at menus prefer.
tacit In cola. lie rotes for %raven/Won
Limn tve r
cello glop...lliac erprneee rue than per
tee
fut. Ue orueurnina.
ri. In consequence of the aid It reeelveo from
es e l I=t r a. M i n tro e o en 1, from th "n of
the animal manta °ocarinas whiah m the
Courpuy are eidlut upon to assume, Sr. very
Pat. The ores undo. ant aa aroma of
147'
...on. in une al. oulturelfas.oi 0 tun
Von at antra Interact on Pie entlrs demons
a and Ilortpo Bon. roaraVA4 Costa.,
con Cow tolua res "Ira tic ream
Thal Company Oder for ale, through Cl. thee
.I'irat Mortgage Thirty Year, Six
per omit. CouportMends,
rngfi" Aor'n,':;ltnit%
1104 01 $ boon sun, with semboanual geld cou
-
pons Utuned. spoliate gabled far tett:truest at
95 pa cent. sad accrued Interest from July Ist
adard, i n curates'. at weld; Ate 1007 Veld
Yearly
Ilse percent. epos the In vest •
These Bonito, atatherbed by Let of Cowen.
aro Issued *WY as Suework progress.. owl/ 00
Sae rows *moms. envy as t ae bolds treated by
the (Soveresent: and reprefeat, lean eases. the
Ara italooo a eelp.le=s 1/10:TiA
flVt:rum ................. Xosertistlons. do.
'4l4'4';=',*.::ll.lf —l ,lt.tbt,;,,,,WN2Plig
Cost Woad up. le,
.Tilo Weenie In or Msanv to Twy Minds
Ps. And diteress ot their tiooda In Mar
wade unary the expecte Contract. Lal . or
Weol4 to
by compasues In Mates where rid
suet lisslsl•Use unesson exlsts.
of " tbrolA at rlV ' rru'"" ‘h• R , 7 1,1 1
"
',xi I [set slosaGsa• how VoS
an
arse ( igA O VO L o h ST ° M.IANTIII " I. pi tTs:
Cones arkets or Ulla counter and Europe... 2
will. . ii wa, doubt. ts. viers!, societal., awe
It
or street:es, at Mel erostestally
In advance or the plc, at w idth they asylum
arena.
ill• 1211 fantail) , Mem/gated the meant.,
prostate Wd preepeets of thezoaa, sal the teat -
&gement of the Company's again. ere oaremly
14006110111 id th“e 60 irmrep , Zaeeatert•
lottltettoor. and otbera se an etalzolttle sols 4,
mai rate oud reateneratfef forms y toreatsteof to
gether..
foITISSIOEI Ai iiplllLit MMUS
Into Central racier.
MEM MOST AGE BONDS
N.l Heelite for the Madera abaci&
Tl 4, GOT.: PM CENT. ADVANTAGE,
WITH TEE SAYE BATE OF INTEREST.
,
Tor sale by all Banks see beaker s paeralle,
• f Wham desert:M.B Pamphlets axe Yaps eau be
• Mauled, ahtt br
FMK & HATCH,
Wen ad Palm ie Curniut Fauitin,
aucial 'gut, if Of ct a L • •
No.' 5 Nassala Street, N. Y.
N. 11.-411 . loads of ththetaseent tathortlies
boodbt and sold. Deposit. and fathoms of
Hants, banters, and others revolved on favora
ble terms. antlonal-etsrthoor2
CHINA WAREHOUSE.
RICILED BREED & CO,
xxbrk , c.wmatmoi,
No. 100 Wood Street.
NitrITANI• AND lIILVNIN PLAI=D TA.
ALICWAILL. TEL TRAM .4 TABLE COT.
LAST. elwani kaai.
tCATNA RNA 1911A. Ts.
l j niNiArirt Bark
C UH UIINNA 71"%1c5.
DOHINItiI;AILE or•valt d.allgttm
LAVA C DOA/KAM% • •
-
ANC lAN erroton wash at an mutts .to
TrAoteuak .4 null tralle.
""MeThe6lUn D wtg i eser m erviel4 sto. ate..
il 444 tont. um %was anti* slows
SHEPHARD'S
CRACKERS
317 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH. PAI.
TILE AMERICAN RILL
AND FOUNTAIN GAIIIiENS )
Cariir Cana 'id horn FOtei, tut Ihinsiam.
F. BOSWORTH di 00. Prop're..
Tbls beiattfol mad pleasant resort havtog re.
mai) alumna bonds, Um mutat proplatort
rrPorsilitiOn? . .ra th ajrZ,Trarag
C A " otri n 'art tat rIaLl?. id
ocy Sunup:l4r etarr &tar
dor arsolor. Birmlaillara Can pus toe aoor
orrery ten reams. ' • antatal3
purr CLASS LOOKING GLASS
AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY.
' • J. LYONS,
No. 110 , Wood St"' Plttebturib i
gra,v 4111".1flarntow111%\111
KWAT+ IlyekoMiVlAV E ,,,r,Maa
ou.m. try itrimprse ..xmiukt la the
ems:ammo •
CITY COLLECTEVG AGENCY.
011TII..«.1. a a5...r05....p. a. sailer.
SMITH, EITON& SKITON
Local Collecting Agents,
So. 6 67. CLAIR BTREXT. 166 7140;
1.. 0. BOX. 541.
rerrantwaii
Nof sLdes
rlotloitateu tor coleciloa u._ m!usare notcoUeotod.ja„.
P. 11 1IIIIHDIATIN • •
JPitth Mind, Native's Tumuli
- ated Catham* Mrsets.
Gunsmith and Dealer In Hardware.
ha r A i grTethilltlntn.n=;
Anneetarofolly m.P.lrtwenis,
pmearnammant,
PUMP MAKER.
Ant Wehn"nta . r
or on =6,lirsieV
a , N . . 0. 33 111.1/1/1
111:4, di( - 1/Zit ' an'V" it""e
the
Win"'"
LAnGE BUILDING TO . LET.—
TWO luella rector, fereseelv
liyatiNS
bel lately occupled ele Fullmer ri'lrmlu. ab
Cleats aley. boom owned and LlMerliumutm.
Wu, suitable for name. tubules et
orayszt x;CLINTOOIi i CO.. '
_ao /Mb afloat.
AIMS MACKEREL, In lan and
teMigiMAT
JougA: yLusaw,
ErNOTICE IS HEREBY GEMS
FREE, RAILROAD CONYERTION,
Called at the BOARD OFT/UDE ROOKS. Puts
burgh. Auras% Zth. et cede., A.
HAS
.BERN POSTPONED,
put sawtdayeAreptember 23,
At a smiitltla ima
oriji *ll4
I=3
s • • summit; or
maim noc4t - AID pIOTIIIOI CO.
And ell others Intereeted prothitng CHEAP
6001)3tur the people, will meet et the
Independence Engine Rouse,
/rT ' tt;
. .
By order of thoProsident.
en.te:LW ' J. P. /SHAMA. •
EirILTNI?N
COUNTY CONVENTI6N.
The USIOrr flirt:MI.lOAR %MITES of 111••
(hoer Loamy, are rte netted to meat at the lOW
places for banned. elettioas la the moral Wards,
noroeglas and Townships, on •
SATURDAY, August Slit, 1867,
♦ad elect TWO DELEGATES born each else
tlosi district. to a Oeanty Coaventlea.ta tot held
oiSALTEALIDOI 34. at 10 o'clock a. aa..ltre the .
pampas at' 1101rallanie enndldittell I.r Senate
.d.pianaje or Behresettattree et reatintranla.
gad ansaaatina nth ether badness as Mr be
wapeily brought *tore G. • • •
• Th. Filmed Leen°. In the Townships (en
ceinte, the Tosustdhs of Oakland, Pm, Paws
Ides, 7.dblet74 Collins and Wlltlns. week will
be between the hours of I and 7 ~ toot, sad
the votingte be by belloto erm be had b e .
twee.. the bows of theta and. stt o'clock
o. m.,, end la the - Boroughs led Oates be
tween the hours of dee and erne, o'clock
D. In: In the intlee and baronets the eleettou
shalt be brbellot, and to the tOwnshlbe kismet
. . .
JACOB U. 1111.1LER,Cbaln
N. P. IMPD.
tr. O. u..czezza.. iker"."*.
1 . 11,38.12.. Segues 24, 11H1'.
"THE.. IEINDEBSIGNMi V/6-
.
• MOBS during ibis arta' other simian/to
Fayette borings; and aware of Its aestnttallry
a place of eumeter resort. considering filarial'
liberal offeror Hon. Andrew Btewert to doaste
the rile and bullabige to a bona Ode Aseoclation
for restoring It suitably for the ample limoll11.•
dation of the pulite. hereby calla autetbisofall
partial ' , homey feel an Interest la this snattef •
to be held at the 311.N1/2ifignr.4 HOUSZ,
Plitsburgh, on '
Thursday. the 29th inst.,
AT Jr O'CLOCK, AL 11.,
to looognrate 4otasurei for making Mr. Ste.
art'spropotitlon available. ' -
We ebould be glad to meet nulled from all
faints reached by this notice. Mr. Stalwart US
slgoldedhle intention of being present. aft..
ha will re•etate and Collfilla his proposition - to
the =Whig t 7 an agreement with .nob Trustees
be may be selected to hold the pretslarisautli the
conditions of the gilt are fulfilled.
. •
Wm.. Duncan, ...Edward Oren.
Tanntr,
Snomden, James DMason..
J. Yea. Croman, John T. abate,
John Plemtni . . -H. W. Sackett,
Geo. 1. Dan, , Wan G. Johoann a CI
Tr. Bohai, Hart, Gashes .1 Co.,
Wm. O. Buchan. J. B. Stark * Co..
Oeo. H. Soloman, Bohn D. Tisnumon.
•¢11.12
larj
'NOTICE. •
TO SHIPPERS OF PETROLEUM.
71,.. Allegheny Talley Railroad OrnalmaY Witt,
Vuil.f:srer =raitirtren.l2rekrater%
Ben to the City of PlitabarSl. darlu.itr i g
arsy be offered. atxll4 . 4mg .
littabozab ReidVaVrotartirgian
T. Vara of the re.A ts extended doers N. sad
loci tad aster , . tad. at Brady 'll Bead, ea ea to
afford all a.m.:7 facilities forth. convenleat
sad sosody Master of Oil Rom boats to tat. -
1y17,,07 IL BLIOICsTUNI. bairn.
-
GrNOTICE.—The Beatlar An
Yeetfog of Ike Stoekholdsfsof
MINOO COOL COMPANY be held of lie
ogles, (corner Market sod Wafer etreets, Pitts
burgh, P..) on MONDAY. September Ad. P.a.
et Velout /AXES CULLS/BD. .
sugoeS ' Seeming.
al Wei:V kr )
Sr. Jpitors scuool.,
LAWAENCEV/LEE,
Will Open Miinday, Septeiber 16th,
nr THE fiCiIOOL 7101715 Z of
JOHN'S..(EPISCOPAL) CHURCII.
ofrrnian and sit dtiired Information at to
bona& at.. nor 'WI bad upon abollasilos to
Bev. W. l'itM BattECE, Botkr mom
Lawrooterille, or H. J. LTBCII; 00 Margot
.tract, Pittsburgh. siMei
MIL AND, 211128. I.IIBLILUI'g
Classical and Commercial
AL C) 426 1:1 El AMY,
(ter 111suntrin • i
_ JEleatleam.) se.
+uneaitw
allVinf. soar Os
*was: as --"`" `""""'Pe. Wr tps anon
Madday, the 26th at August
•
.Yr. lAA= Au ewplared
, durlog. ermateed
eTitittlV.l"..:=A.P.ura.7 a.=
mad 11* De._ mt.. tee Set..
efal r tftt i Mita t'llgt-I.:11MIATIIIMI:
Amt. had It. las..perience.
The aurae embrace, Mt, sedultite oft eon.
And Inns. ea:m.lm and AA.. ...UAW
their übllth. to our Mots. mndevena 0. WWI
being WALL TAuGar.
-Our betiont Soon covert the Autlre tlttrd Wow
otour.reAdexce, mut as Imam Rot
no say ez.
DUO, for 001! rent, .4 gummy no ondemdt
umlaut. ous terra say Tery am; 1,12:
TEN DOLLAR: PER RESSIOM LESS
Tina tbas ofatter goal schools. MUSIC by ab
scomoltsbctliszber. abrhata
fiIUILINES4 ALA2IIII
COMME CIALCOLLECE,
Rosie and 83t.Clair Street.
Zsavetasi Mutat.
Ilook•Ns6001s, renmananApput Azttlias•Ua
use &sunned oo
Untilisuut sad resassoallp psr mum,
et am f 0 00
Neaxwmap, per 100 .
rot Otrsain or !incense., sadism
I N. saosoms. oo
. XeCLATMON Da
r==l
WESTERN UNIVERSITY,
T MUMS 7 77R71
111'
will c°
'ODDLY, SEMI BIM 2D: -
All who desire to may aloml4 M MAIM , on
that day. This !netting!. ban now alma he
leasers. aid wools the best atleutagea L tbe
Unmade.. Llteratnot and eabanie. BUM=
can enter the rreearatm. nelantLect at Collo.
Par latussamossebbess Um PRESIDENT OP
wza Pia 11 CUR mixed.
ansuusrsax •
CZYLL AND ItINLIJO
ENGINEERING.
At Um nemmtLaza roLrrzmuno 13ST1.
btius ' lrt u a ° ,lV.l7. Or
?Arr. uth. " For 1.• ANNUAL
to tafrioapaltriV MArlibaltigepray.
.11263/
THE SCHOOL . OW DES/161Ni
WOR: VO'CITIOZOmei •
BILICLAIDS BUILDING, II STIINZT.
re.epes, am MONDAY. Sept. eta. Spun.
lux Mum Ir. textleas,n Inn tomasUceon.lll)ll
DAY WFSBILMi. Otte.pee 7tlx.
seNtion B. X. HAYUUBST, Prlnelpal.
We sem EIMER.
502' OULLZUE.
zErr Tsui OMB WEDHEaDABEFT. le.
Apply to the PARZIONAT.OastoutnuA tato
the V/OL lAILLIDXNT. Wastilagtom. Ai.
BOOTE. B.llOEs.
ALL Ti:l:E'LATEST,arimr,sor
tucsTs; BOTIP. TOIMPIII.
MUM' AND CELLLDSZX'S
BOOTS, SHOES,
- AND GAMMA
yate.q 1t
..d „mg YI rwoub.
31 FIFTH . STREET.
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.
LADIES , ENIALIEIII A.ASTEID
CONGRESS C1=133,
AND BALtIORALS,
_ _
Worth $3, selling at 11.60, at
31 FIFTH STREET.'
W. E. SCIIMERTZ a ce,
LITIEOGJIAPRERS.
111 00/I.IIV .
SIDIGEULT ' CLEM
0memon••••2". &ambit.* • 00.,1
riiffithirintiaray.
WiElO/ TUI6 01.137.44.2.,1!.
VBunten V.Leittrr .dVp
iiiin.'"NertlAcates Le u. Ina
Card., tn. 711•Iloted
CHAR, A. BULLER,
IaTHOGRAPHEE,
/sass totrarm err" sows Malan.
sfizaibleakaMlMA7l#B4°L2T.
UM!
1 int.rATIOIY, by a competent
andexparlenced 8008-Z.EZPIS. ad
d ss 1100K:Ltlirlm Max 44. 'rittAtdalar
r..tl us-:..a
ANTEn—ic Annum , Hz .
._73s,l=TZtlt% Artll
orrOMltil Sr Cublsios. o•47:h r ol * 4 tr " ro, a lra
g far npa
too
or Carbine.: Et to? for
ilVarOottliOrit " .
or rya rodialon mado - Oi - bi - otrir
a ii =
•,, vrt any of above mom foor -
L, to . ft. JOR "Tun,
Etroll_lifostozs !Jun re,. emu hem sall
!JULY COLAcpUPONe,
!JULY
Ceippound Interest ,Notes,
Aarser roarta wia Wood
4marnzil gurE ,0 1 :1,
. HIMSE4 . IIIII9IES. -
Hariiessi and Bad.cll'es
On 'Natairday, Aususi 31.4
Alt. o'clock' M at. it ISLRiII ItOTZI, 31111
Kt? TABU. on Liberty ,MbNet.,Mli bo ton t •
mullion: -
iftra if 3 . iraelcar. . •
(doable mgic;
t rtta kU .als ' ag 1444* ate..... .
. .
sarrrirsoar, PALMIZZ 4it CO.. .11.1170111•5
$5 AND nr ra anus?.
DpiliUOLE LOT
HANDSOME assinsias, :
In the Fifth Ward,/llegheny City,
AT , AUCTION. '
On Monday, September 2d,
- tty 0118 .a 1010,
tattle!laa . 4ll ea Heath ton street the att l.tT U 7 Nat
end.
11( Ilene Cat Moth lag non (comer 101 l
14 •55 Rot it. at Irbtab le mews an nun
urr oaurirattar =mgr.
gralL.7:ll.l
lii
pieta raest 0.04 tenth In trent. the los bone
Indiad 41tb • sebotanttel fence. At
n expente. nth ..old be made... Of 200
moot be/math Damn U eltber 0117. 71t7 canon-
Went tO being wllblu ens mitten
walk Inns' the street •rats and obit one oetern
north et Neil. &eatery.
Seth peeltveson ' without ithente. Tenth,
01.144 eath s bal mote 1. oat and tem Teen.
s4thatnetty 0000 .00 taotliege. with lateral.
simirrnaos, PALU a aO. - ,
•
{{.-d 57 lit% Stbeit..
MITI
rdse °Q igi,
Aar1 1.3". :1. 1" ,- ratia r c:
Tama allebea. sad tardinvois ralt-no. all a
goad Ortlan i aad annaprisang taro% ..b.g.py
pas chair!, mit a / a nnals, ertala, blind ay.
bablan ilaa. Mat ages: aelf aara,
r um
w
hodow ays. a., a. A COMM. t• 0 .5 6 f f0r
aoSO MeILIVAINZ. avolloseer. •
500 LOTS AT ANCTION,The
gtoohrli of the Anaemia,' City Poor lam,
Of roar Into lout, trot Ltd :
i4 b tTy l g i n t Mo
sem, which wilt bo_polvmozartly so'd T ale...
hen oh WZDEILSOLY. &Fp. .t JO o'clock.,
Toole boontlfol moll. all the od•sotane
of both ally bad country...ad Illoold memo tie
.01Dootal....astta.u.atto,n111. isie.u.tethho.h...bototwtro Sa
h....,
rodontstreet. toby. T 01212-% ow,:
le
Onto la Moog • -
sollf L 741142%, Aua.r,
•1.1:4 :I: 1,:/[4) a /to : (.:JrA
BBGIINS IN CIIIPITS
JUNE, 1867.
wz HAVE JUST OPENED
I NET STOCK,
Somas M mega Amtlm lam Ist New Yak,
waka Ink Mtge at •
Reduction of 20 Per Cent.,
ham plats of Lt mouth. yr•iaavenopeect
ALL-WOOL =Gauss
25 Crab Per Tail!.
BRM= 042M3,
in cent, Per Yird.
Rad, Wptte aid Checked Matttaps
To as Cents Per Yard.
WHITE, MATTIIsIGS,
Ire ZS cent! Per Ward.
.ad butoUltil pattirnui
NOTTQl►filll4 LACE CIIIIT/INS
wk. sig'. *so-um,
A REDUCTION OF 'FIFTY PER CENT.
& 001148.
71nd 73 Filth Skeet.
Next bialollaa to Uslte4 Maus Oasts= Erase
sad Ponsolu, 111101 Ma Saar, over XLanos Drr
PRICES REDUCED I
CIMPETS
. Cloths,'
]Ratting.,.
Window Shades,
Table Covers,
Phln° Corers,,
Rags and Rats,
Stair. Rods, &e.
. .
. ,
i. ,
I: run. ea raytai oar vat etiotre. we
offer oar atom at prides to sale tag C!...olniaT
BuTzsa. Time nasal., aroatta la oar Una aza
lea I.COM tO P... U. b 7.. ' ' '.. • -
BOVARD, BOSS & CO.,
21 Fifth Btreet,
ashl74.llvi Om Hato • Atli%
OLIVER
M'CLIATTOCE
dc.COMPANT,
A r e day receiving a las aummai at
NEW
i Mate eta:ed st • /sip ayeq.nt trr. Wt
I , *mar BARGAMS mi
Ingram and (:)oznin on
CatiLitim3Kri'&3.
Matting' at New York Priem
Opeclal laduaimpla to 111011• cub bum:
inam.imngTocK a co.,
2$W - Street
HAVE REMOVED;
WCALLIMI BROTIVAS
Hata lidoVea 23 thilr werr Wawa -
Nsw wascuotniz. •
No. 51 Fifth Street,
aw Lao fa a mut d'atrable patina,
NERDALT4ON ineiravETs.
• Velvets, atm% I,
' ntraarar AIRV&WZA,
Mto %/4 Mom morn.. or
plaiio and Table Covrni;
[plan tlis2lllll,
T? SLY A Two ay
Ingrains,
dim miiissi•ty It priewi oUvuin .
AK I AMP - 1 PRIMICEpp
tlttti