2
ett litttrunj etaptie
rat _ . eurouta t 7. miff
Tom lowa Rernabliour majority wilt
need ilitrty thcrasarta.
.Tza Republican( Of Ohio are in good
apish( and their isatclirrord is "no steps
backyds l ":.: 'nay !carnal long ago
that:the'q.nsfedaralea often win in Ott'
Ant liar or a battle, bat sonar fall to get
aging in the third day's fight. '
Boxi jot:volts hold that the recent
tlectioss kill. the threatened ire
peaehment et the President. That Is
*mistake, 'The - President's official acts
were no' wiped out or history by the
*ludo** , It he merited the disgrace
amtemplated the causes yet remain, and
(Yougteia must dischuge its dusty to•
',Judi ft* people.
Tun pounorran 7/x..ORA/a Is going
the rounds:
"It May not be feneraDy knowri that
Omani Sheridan is a member, of the
Oraad kriar of the Republic, all of
whom are styled "Comsadmc" hence it
will be men how appropriately he ad.
dresscd the torchlight gathering at Bog
"um as “Comrades."
General Sheridan la not a member of
that patriotie order, although we heard
lila. say that his sympathies and bed
wideis.weie with the organiastion.
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Y. BL Tlll, Si on ulal at Portsmouth,
Virginia, before a court martial,
la 'saying, to a . political discussion,
that President Johnson oight to be im
peached. It is to be hoped Kr. Johnson
kept n copy of the Oonstitution at the
tine he swung mend the circle and
distributed it for preservation, and if so
ke might be !Deuced to look over it and
the tl , at Is:lidos' by which a soldier or
sailor taotepthred of his right to express
-We oltnlon on any political issue.
Ti Swox's militia will cost Mary
land three gloaters of a million this
year. The State is small and burdened
with debt. There is no war or fear of
lasorrection,und the Priss . eaks:
~W hy &mild armed men be drilling
from morning till night within her bor.
date, and disquieting the land with their
heavy tramp?'
Perhaps it la that there was no de•
mad for Confederate gray, and• that
Gov. Siren, or some of hie friends, bad
a stock on kind and wished to dispose
of ti
=I
210 one ea= contributed so mach to the
loa>•i sostalned by the Repabllesas at the
meat election litld in this State as side
tutees. These were unummonly - nu-
Manua, and were pressed with a zeal
iuncointieg- to unflinching tenuity.
Tit be It from ne to depredate the alen?-
late importance or the matters on which
these diversions occurred, or to impugn
the motive' of the men who made them.
They gimp unnileuxicabla evidence of
earnestaus. No doubt tbelr sincerity
eras yips' to their enthusiasm.
The Workingmen's museum:lt result
Id In serious damage to the Republican
Interest, as It way deeigned to do by the
man who were most influential to im
puling directionloi t. We are not of
the number of those who believe that
the iterdependencies of Capital and Ls
bor have, been adjusted as impartially as
they ought to be. At present, and in
important particulars, Labor hat deci
dedly the worst of it. If we were .to
enter upon specifications npoit thispoint
we should diffcr widely from the self
emunituted champions of the Working.
seen; possibly from most of the Work.
bagmen likewise; Bat it is not our im
mediate purpose to enter upon Ur&
discussion, whatever may be our lash.
salient and °seminally hereafter. Be
it suilicient to sly that we heartily ca
dene the late address of the rExecutive
Ccistraittee Si this county, that "all
slue - legislation shell be abolished."
Conciaring in this, we dissent from the
ntunazons items of elan legislation
which the Workingmen urge in their
Whet can be done by jot
own behllf.
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all daises, to e7noble and elliratry Le
tor, tone:ire proper rank and manner.
ttlon for It, and to make it obllgatori
on all to the euement or those who ear
ry excessive biases, we shill always,
and under sll conoelirable eircumstanaee,
be ready to help do. Bat, we have a
deep and abldlng filth that the Republl-
canpetty,wbste,errosylute been
_lt,
shortnominp in toy respects, his done
more for the promotion of the rights sad
latorests of Lstror than sil the other per
the that now exist or, hare existed
to this country. -
Then the Litlee question wee made
toinflict great in ury on the Republican
party. The Te parents men pitched
into that party or its candidates either
because it had ca tcted some laws which
they regarded as too latitudinarian, or
had enforced certain laws according to a
liberal interpretation of their letter and
spirit. The LlqUor men pitched into the
- Republican party; under the actuation
of, puritanism, ltusterity and bigotry.
Rich of these factions .pointed to the
Mee thingi to Justify their respective
impeachment& pr cause, thus cols
filegog deductions were not both legiti.
mate and welltded, Either - one or
the other woe t tally mistaken, or else
talk were, to certain degrees, =lust and
uunstainable. 1 .
la. Philadelphia the Sunday-car *e
llen operakd poWerfnlly against the Re
publicans. For several years many of
the inhabitants Of that city hate urged
the plun g e of a law authorizing the
horstesoad" conifanies to run can on
, lauds, ; or, at least, the submission of
the matter to the decision of the people
of that mm114:3117 on a direct vote.
&publicist leaders; from time to time,
have glean "esteems that the law de •
isunded shout be enacted ; but thew
promises have 'ot been fulfilled. From k it
the Sabato . so a powerful an opposi
tion bee been sintained that the repre
sentatives of Philsoelphla in the Legis
lature have been "overawed, insomuch
that - they have not dared to authorize
what is done in Pittsburgh and every
other large win in Um Union except
Philadelphia, regularly every Sunday.
It is probable, moreover, that the result
produced by this question at the late
election is but the prelude of more to
follow, unless the demand for the run.
aisg of cars on all the days of the week
shall be aceeded to. The Sabbatarians
have rights of conscience in this matter;
but so have the Liberal', •' Tt e obliga
ti/3U of 'the &Waterton" to respect the
miettleUooic of the Liberals, measured
Boa the political stand-point, are just
en weighty as the obligations Of the lab.
. orals to respect the convictions of the
Rabtotharleas. Before the laws, all men
are equals, no matter what may be the
dikkrenoes among them of race, color,
audition or religion.
Is, addition to these side issues many
of th e Republicans of Philadelphia
evinced a pride of locality most prejudi-
Uhl to Republican . ascendency. With
three Judges of theElopreme Court al
readynemtered &monk their immediate
fellow-attune, they were resolved 'boob-
Ws a fourth- by a flagrant breach of
party fealty. They deluged the Cora-.
menwealth with circulars in tenor of lir.
• Seunswoorr, and dcrubtlua voted for him
se they urged others to. do.- Now, we
_ are far enough front holding thaellepole
liana are - bound to vote for bad men
Whenever such happen to get on their
tickets. We have steadily incnlceted a
Oentraliy practice. If any Republican,
in thts county or elsewhere, at the late
. elettlitm, or any other occasion. voted for
a bidmsa, be did not do so at oar In
. ilia ea a- request. Ire have avowed
that it was alweys Ole duty of each TM
. gagman to' match candidates he be
- Ustiod not to be' far mot for the places
1y
thy was running for. This is the best
check the mass of
,theparty him upon
nointnating conventions. This we lays.
riskily do, judging for ourselves in each
case, and leaving all others to judo for
themselves. On this 'point we do not
try to impose our judgment on our
Mends, nor do we allow them to impose
their conclusions on us. Best, these
Philadelphia bolters had no plea of ince
recity or unworthiness to urge honestly
against Mr. WeLLIA)II. In all Personal
and professional qualifications he is the
full peer of itr. SHAMIWOOD.
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log the prejudices of loCallty
their judgments, they have sowed a crop
of revenges which will swing up in due
time and produce fruit they will have
occasion to deplore. '
Stu large number of men can work to.
gather harmoniously when cordial agree.
meat is delanded from them on many
questions. Onset national parties, from
the TaT7 necessity of the Case, are reit
treated in the ends they will pursue.
The Republitan party was called into
existence to resist the encroachments of
slavery. By, the progress of events it
had forced on it the high duty of main
taining the Integrity of the Union and
imparting stability to personal liberty.
This latter duty remains unaccomplish
ed. It la the most pressing and funds
mental duty that devolves on any pond.
cal meanie Akin at this hoar. The pees.''
out opportunity lost, it may not be found
again. Ties hums is, in itself, the most
mmtentous that can claim the attention
of a city. Whatever importance may
attath in the minds of men to other Is
sues, they an wait; while this must be
determined now, one way or the other.
Before the election we pointed to the
perils invoked upon the Republican
cause by aide issues. This we did not
do In an unktedly spirit or for sinister
endi. What we urged has, we submit,
been justified by the result. Except the
Philadelphians, who allowed their per.
moult preferences or local prejudices to
capture their judgments, none of the
bolters from the Republican ranks have
accomplished what they- desired; but
have encountered irrevocable loss. Shall
not a larger measure of wisdom prevail
in tame to come?
THE RECEnT ELE TIONS—SPIRIT
OF THE PREaS,
Tea Parkersburg (W. Va.) 'rinses re•
tarring to the Tote on negro' suffrage,
Says:
"The great measure will be triumph
' natty curled at no distant day, and the
fair name of this country redeemed."
Tux Richmond Dispatch is jubilant
over; the waning power, of Republican.
Inn and regrets that the "Democratic
party had a load of prejudice to fight
against." It encoursges its readers in
the hope that the reconetinction laws
can now be defeated, and proposes to
nominate General Sherman for Tennant
"upon his terms of reconstruction set
forth in the paper signed by himself and
General Johnston."
Tea reverse has taken place in good
season for the PNesidential election of
1868. Let us strive and hope, and con
tinue to make the good fight on the high
and impregnable position of the 'Equal
Riehts of Han.—Nashrffie (Tennessee)
Timer.
Buy the result ham little political eig.l
tiificance.— Warren (Ohio) Mast
Sex etruaons of people have spoken
It is high time for a voice so potent to
make itself bend. Our sons were led
by thousands tee:runless slaughter,—yet
It was dumb. Reaping up, to mortgage
the industry and abridge the joys of
ourselves and our children and our
children's children, rose a mountain of
debt—yet it was dumb.—N. Y. Work!.
Tan war for the restoration of the
Union has proved a failure.—Chicago
Contention. •
Oast oreoa/raTa, as is well known,
have in the past usually canted the State
elections just previous to a Presidential
election; and we are therefore safe in -
arguing and predicting the triumph of
the party of freedom and progress next
year. Then will come our turn for re
joicing.—Bpringfield (llt.) Journal.
Tun Lbolitionlatehalre been whipped,
said the Democracy after Bull Rum Tbe
Abolitionists can never conquer the
South, said Democracy when Lee knots
ed at the gates of the anima. The A.bo•
lltioniste have been defeated, said De
mocracy when Pope was worsted. The
Abolitbmists will never triumph over
our Southern brethren, said Democracy
atter every reverse. The Abolitionlets
have been repudiated, said DernOCTSC,
in 18e7. The Abolnkiniets are over
come, says Democracy now. But there
were two Vicksharge, two Atlanta" and
two Richmond'. Rebel' and Copper
heads had theirs when Grant stumbled
over Vicksbarg, Sherman was blockaded
at Atlanta, and various other Generals
.were turned beekfrom Richmond. The
Unioutels had theiri when all three in
succession fell. Misery repeals itself.—
Ailiany leirresal.
PasSIDINT Jonsson remains entirely
calm under the popular endorsement of
his policy, and received the 4:operands
none of Gensnl Sherman and his other
friends with the simple remark that the
elections prove his conddence in the
oeople not =ivies:ed.—Baton Peet.
Darter does not- disarm- The most
important victories have always follow
ed the neatest defeats. It leerily erne
.sary toe powerful party that the causes
of failure should be clearly seen and
promptly recognized. We see nothing
to thanse le oar minciples. They are
fetunded upon the unchanging and ever
endarleg buds of troth. They will
stand as long as the reasons on which
they rest. Its 1682 the country was
swept by Detunnatic gains far greater
than those recently obtained, and then,
as now, some of the faint-hearted way.
teed and ware dismayed; but the great
truths of freedom, vision deep in the
popular heart, were mighty in the face
of defeat, and they prevailed. Dace
moth we have met with disaster, but we
shad come forth tram it purer, stronger,
and more victorious than ever.--North
stmericen and Gaunt.
Tax emancipation proclamation of
WO was an ultra-Radical measure. It
was followed by anti-Radical victories.
The reconstruction measures of Con
nos are Radical measurer they have
been followed by Democra'ne gales in
the political field; but it does not follow
that the Republican party, having hold
of the plow, should look kick as some
timid folk may whim. Oa the other
band it should Imaged incentive for re.
sewed and united effort. The columns
should be closed up. The stragglers
should be forced to debt ar be treated as
delbertert.—Chteffe Republican.
Tan little gale of wind that blew on
Tuesday last has had the effect' of die
pursing the mists and clearing the et
morohne. Wise men of all political
muties, whatever their disappointments
ar whatever their rejoicings are begin-
Meg to see more distinctly titan they did
the precise condition of things. • •
In the firm place the President, whose
condom has frequently been such as to
excite the fears of the public rather than
its trust, has exercised a rare discretion
to not making a speech, which was ex.
nected of him last evenlng.--Stening
Pest.
Tun result of the recent elections le
Said to have prompted him to this course;
(change his Cabinet,) and, under the
sates instigatlon, if lie changes It at all,
he is expected to make it up wholly from
the Democratic party.—N. P , Tears.
Ice roz.rrrear , inlay in the whole Ma
to?, of the Republic stands more end
nest and significant than this triumph
ant popular endorsement of Andrew
Johnson.iit. Louts Dispatch.
Noss than the lesson of these re
sources to the Republican party, is the
invitation to King Andrew to go in and
show his hand. ' We have heard mutter
ings and threatening' enough. If An
drew has any purpose to try alance.with
Congress, now Is h he time to try it. And
we believe the besotted man will
"embrace the opportunity." Be will
tike indorsement of this "reaction" all
ter himself, and in his drunken fury we
nay expect almost anything from the
White lionse.—Chicape Tribune.
Wass Johnson deliberately nullifies,
as he has formerly threatened, these acts
of Congress, and balls the fete demo.
antic majorities ,as so , many endorse•
menu of Mese threats, woe , betide- the
poor men , women and children whose
None holitentadonsly proffered to be
come. Tr stein the montrounrcese ex
posed and promptly punished by Gen.
Sickles, young and helpless females are
scourged by strong men, or if, es in the
deliberate murder, by a rebel policeman
list week, in the city of Baltimore, of a
colored man, and the offence ma down
sit an accident, let us not be astonished ,
if rapine and massacre become common I
and even popular ill over the South, ,
now that the .rebels are permitted to
claim that treason has been made honor
,..erahle in the Northern elections, and
that Andrew Johnson's revolutionary
policy has been endOnfied.—Philadelphes
iirtrilr year we shall ban a luprerels.;
bade tip. Then the 4 E OIO , 46.13r'
difference which too much prevails ut
the Republica:ostly will be removed,
and its lines will go forward solid te
complete 'wintery again.—Clica Herald. '
In 1862, by some strange miracle, that
Blute, Ohio, glided out of the tempest,
and drifted into the Democratic harbor,
I
the next swell took her back Spill
amidst tbe breakers. In 1860 Lincoln
had a clear • majority of nearly. 21,000
Over the combined vote of Valetas, Bell
_and Breckinridge. In 1861; 'Tod, for
GOTellaff. had e majonty of 65,038. In
1802 came the grand reaction, and the
Democrats carried the State by a major
ity-of 6,577. In 1868 Caine 'the anted
between Vallandigham and Gronehi the
latter being elected by a majority, on the
home vote, of 61,9211, and en the total
vote, of upwards or 100,000. In 1864
Lincoln's majority was 59,586. The next
year. in a greatly reddecti vette, Cox's
majority, for Governor, was nearly
3),000. Again, last year the Radical
majority was 42,696.-64 Louis Septa
/icon.
Iteeordlng to precedent, the State mut
be curled Into "ate breakers" ag►tn - in
1813 a.
---
Ws trtst the result of Tuesday's elec
tions will startle and alarm the friends of
freedom and justice, and arouse them to I
imitable exertions; we trust it will lead
them to reflect upon the disasters that
must fell upon the country if they sit
down in idleness or fall Weep while the'
Vallandighams and Seymour , the Bills '
and Jett Devises quietly - seise upon the
reins of government and enter upon the
work of restoring a pro-slavery constitu
tion and repudiating the national debt.
It behooves tut at the If 'number el.c.
Mons to show these men that the friends
of the Union will not desert their colors
and join the ranks of the enemy.—.l6l
umber' Sentinel.
TITIIOI3OFLOITr the North and Borth It
will bettor:meted that Pennsylvania has
repudiated the policy of Congress, and
announced her conversion to the theories
of Mr. :alums, and the great nork of
reconstruction will be delayed by-our
act of yesterday. - .Yet we desire New
York and Georgia equity to remember
that Pennsylvania has uttered a lie.
This State is now as thoroughly Repub
lican as it was last year, and defeat will
but teach the people whom they are
henceforth to trust. It will inspire us
with new earnestness and resoludon to
recover by hard work the ground we
have miserably lost. A greater cam
paign than that just ended is before us.
At the wont this Is but a Mond defeat,
and leaves the State government in
enteringße
uelin control. Bat we are even now
upon the Presidential canvass,
end this will turn out to be • Cedar
Creek victory for the Democracy. It
needs but one strong man to rally our
broken ranks and hurl them tiniest our
foes, as Sheridan dashed his army
against Early.— , PAilottelphts Post.
Lint the overthrow of the Union
army at Bull Ron In 1861, will only bet
ter discipline and prepare the champions
of human freedom for a braver and a
luckier conflict with the sympathisers
with the rebellion. There is a Aprons
I compensation in the fact that this unto
ward result, disheartening_ at fast, has
only served to inspire the WIWI ROO.
!inn party with new de n.
When the men who have contributed to
this triumph of the desperate politicians
who encouraged, organised, and aided
1 the rebellion, come to reflect that they
have also done more to stimulate the in
famous apostate in the Presidentialchair
in his eflortsureMore Unarmed traitois
to the posseasion of the government,
than II these armed traitors had whined
a bloody victory over the Onion army,
they will. perhaps, revise their hasty
judgment, and turn to the great party
which, in war, as invests, has been one
of the main bulwarks of our imperilled
Republic. Certain it is, the events of
yesterday will compel es to take no sin
gle step backward.—Preu.
Wa now speak of the necessity of
comprehending once for all the over-
Allowing importance of the glut
Soul homes, and of learning that It is
our duty to keep them alone in view,
and to turn neitherto the right hand nor
to the left until they are enttled.—Bes.
con Advertiser.
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prrl to rarodiLe la c 1 ,7 O.lamagn•
VonPEHEATEN , •'- . .
NAROFACTUIIL
A.4dauripmot---t
-'llt.'l=4l3,A=lgVntO
PITTSBURGH. DAILY GAZETTE, : THURSDAY: OCTOBER 17, 1861:
FOR PALLS—Twenty Thousand
DOLLA2IS Till? 11011TOMIll BONDI at
yreyeiq wettb One E.4redTkoNg.4
4. it., Ists Matz.
d.rroi.
7:gti
NOTICT. TO CITIZEIIM-4 have
torcrwd that lbw* Mr Nil , .
forties =Duty u argastrati... Mi.
••Yet Ilosk and Laddar Otnaossi mud [do
'Pantry giv• notice Oat u• •-ms ite• wu
with Um Ike
II '
flu Chlt Sigina ..epartmast.
WHEAT. -10 000 HOWLS
cxatct NO. 1 spatki
•t riving sod for We DT
DALIN lEL WALLaer.
fir Lawny etr. et.
FOR RENT. .
JiH ELEGANT Y1TY112,13411. 300 X,
th stcood aoltalgo *or two single 5.1115.
use a or • mu and oLtit •
rot fartbor_ptelto
topaz, at So. 105 111111. 0 51%.55T.tT &ot.lwoo
• . oe
NE svcivsfuEsV rtotaN EW The Isnot tlontees. ebotd, - •
BOUM s EITli BUOlWllliid nom',
T. vitt. toAny ;"Int tn mkt not /sa
lly non. •113 tot sal. by
JOHN A. RIENBEILW.
«woo. Ltnort• own Haan MOW.
REMOVAL.
GREAT SALE AT COST!
Pr ierße ""t 0(101510AL INSTRaIIIIXTB
t
"1 CM p 11 . 1. • 111 saws lets
10 , 0/ tlrtriz i 0111.1i1f13
501,..00 fl i nt %ma t Nib .t130e.n.,1000,111 .13
alfipms
el my resent Mak 01 V.6oT%mit
ow a
j ' REAL THOMPSON,
Wholesale .od Retail Dula In eU lasa.e
LAXE, DIVER AND BEA.FISH.,
BUTTER AND
ie. Si Diamond Markel. eistaftroi.
air Ms tasp open as • e'e'eck Ikterler
eurtara. oaritt• •
NInIEE 1"11717.
Viail.chelllAN,WlAVide.
t. ;..
be tat rsts.d. •11 onnom A• to
ftWirs":l.4lTgalir ardlitg: Val P ; ' =
1"M"k"'" vsoattaLD maw z,
No. rut t f „., gm ,„ . .,.....:
4017 . 47 • /ii.r.C1i.b.r11..4. W. vt.
LARGE DWELLING Room
.D 40 BUILDING LOTS AT AUOTIOA.
—NM be aowl..n the raga... es SATURDAY.
°molter Ma. at 10 Vetoer. tee nialdelee U.
P. Wellies., 04)'400[ 'wooers t eazle of et
rr: ro?::: '1 1 1 6 T :Vtas ally 11 ;
ALTAI
ratoruadlirt, email areeloat's 00 rood arm%
ovum' ma 01 aftwe ud atlndlur many of {le
fteraaterte of aoraiszloostios.
Also. 4. IBM ea.a %Uttar Lee. 71 (Nat (MI
try Kato 1.10 lass le drm.
Plea at the Ault.. /loare.lo radankt OMNI.
Atheroelilr.
reas A. LNOG ATI
COOK BOOKS.
TIM nI T PLIBLIBILID
altos Lazne'. Now Cookery rook. To SI.
Wltletolt . s ow Cook keel. Moo
a 1... lial , ollow root Hook. Poirot.
Toot roootlllSoor Cook look. PTO. SL
Tito PLASM Cook Hob Moo N.
j". to o S TVO• l llV:titti teitt " Ige * St%
ttoootta . o Mood of Pitts..
Ifoomos , Sand Sook.of liosoollood Zane*.
Dolonolo Dam, rot. St IL
footkeVo koettpt Soak. nu* 'IL
Ako of No 11071 soot Sy fall oo .4001 Of
Ptl:o EAT a abiarAst.
Go woo. ann.
lottorki;ftilo
TUE 1111DERUGNED beir twin.
moms. to tMt reaads as 4 t.• p-lolis
Wry ka•• pareloool oda OLD ZS! /111LOSILAD
no. CorDuais kio
No. 3441 Liberty Street,.
Awl .111 of la 1.16..b0t ay l.
rh• Killasubt inOutly. is r.lll* baratel
7arVe"irerifear:"43l.tV.aVAtrtot Vat
td . ..rr u rr:x Th z;
bear. day as s atialki..
Cosacated ras aria*. Rama la • aylaallte
BeL
frar Oraea.
/mill.. a.. alzala puma loam to leatill lrY
Um bay. weak a amatl. .11.1 k or vitt:ants now.
WAGNER & ZIEWLIWN,
COTT COLLECTING AGENCY.
SEATON & CO.,
Local Collecting Agents.
OTcs. 3.44 7 • ourtla
ems all depertva;.t ulmes aellsitkla
X* OW nallals Mrs Baia an sal artiosiol.
RAKE caucr.
BAXERY FOR SALE.
Ais /Sas lisisse of tram= se
le bust' At LW Asst. SS trulSal as
M. 40 rale Alio 86111411110, Ole
•
yrtu Wl4 ea rwivrwAte SSW 'IA OAS
Sooty w Assia geed ranss, los Ss S
raw.. r tom► auk Immo am weal/kw.
rem •
.11...•=ztinszaer u.
wasliMsesittlli U1.1t.1411111T.
!Howl BUI1117:
.
J. arnicus...VOL irto.y..lolllllllyr &omit.
SPENCER, MEAT a CO.,'
111, PBRS le MUM
Ale, Porter altditircrern Mut,
firtssTlGH, u.
POSlTtirevolt , muniarr.
OPVILD woe.DAL
. aILAL IVAIT
IWILI3IOI' Willlli'lj BUIL
Vo. 14 Smithfield Street.
rerrip imam v...
tr i rerr o T x:3:ln: ITilh a :111:01 u .
D/P.M Mom* vOleti le NHL, .Ithes 1 ts•
WWI.
Fy. IL EIATCVIWINA, Jima szacaziinks. r,..iios.
CCII4II LID
HANDRIXCRILTI.
• LINCtA LACE 11013"/
lihr• VAWCT oasitraui nes*.
to mos MIMS.
SIEBEET'S
NEW SHOE ROUSE,
staximir no rem
_liar as* oses.l•4 MANS 41.A.Ingr
..sa; 1 .S 4 1,.1971 , 11
Boot., Shoes • and Oat . tors,
Of MOWS OW*. .11. 344
we laically suss%
11.41 e awns et sow
JUST =CELTIC% AT
8.0111112 TS & Basra
WISOLTDALt •ND II?AIL
OW Sal Nit Ire • Wirt Ilinfmin
MO. el 1111111111114.13 IT.. rrnsmi sox
•
ran: r vi n Or4tryi
wt. 'gout • 6.66. 6 6.41
5.1:11.411Mrit1777e Mitt%
raIAILT -11. r eseilOg ••••••• mesa bam.
=Pigisti . AeruraitesilCis 7 . 7l AZ
11.1.1 , 6•1044 Wean' Clta.l.l. Mind"
ILelailltrablY:F;;;:r"* °.
AINDERsON & WILSON
Merchant Tailors,
LEE=
GENT O II TORNliana ROODS,
111 MITI SIM?, Nor MOIL
•
CLIIMIII!`12 VIA%
MCC=NEMI
EUWER & LONG,
DRY GH1301.18,
w o n is e... to Yet, tow Wolf of TALI ,
RETZIII , IIOOI 010 TO
111.11Wk1ad10t4.1.5,,
. "" I:ll6thteriP/00011.
Abe, •WI stool wt .Tll/110. mom low, et
odl
MO, O ,NI° MIN
Ro ALLIIIIMEKT.
dOors ot of O. Wolooldt.
FOS THE TELL TRADE.
ri llitiVrscono.. '••• •
'es Ms l 4it. f i n;
• A1414/illittrADVlN
TA:rag r Ai r ktaa ." ll 7 4niewir..r a- _ , .
bcfpUrlitr. Wsrazootal. X aX4
bi.JAfkilaLl26.
Norton TO SAILOOAD MAN.
A 1111 AND OAS lIIIILD6III
grg1 i t 1 r b " "13:474 6:7417 .1. 1 1 ;
:L IM= :4441:girdigr.
WWII .;
J m as ;WO
„r.
DICIEZT ♦ 00.
THE VEHIESHAL CLOTHE/
VAT a id d irr WIC
11.= ba 4,;5 1,
„h ant a zgztegz :
01 ak niterwilaare.3l7 =0; tled
SAT
L =V46 Z , AajA'
ego. o..CLAkK at co.
122=g —Wirt= i.V.I
•
.
dritiniegnak .04 OW Ism
MC=
JACKSON -` &: FREW,
lacallaala , to UrsalitT t Tara
10.1407.4D2111Z111 ADD I)IALTD3 la
9arle PMddlery, Trunk.% AN
Aa4 will aim a‘t tad sr.s.
r.s.ns wow, Jan ism orte.`6 4
inproamata la
EWALD, 11710, ' nl, Himlgrpp.
it Wilt are WaTeroiaa.,
7A7 am. 102 Woo d al troo6
oel7.
DISSOLUTION' OF P&RTSIDISIDP:
THE liAliti'NEßSHlle
exldlog bootees OOMPH
LOlliillittr Pad iLi'S•NIDER TRietlyittOtt
the Ira name at li•UtildiXT L /BMW. lota
dloetrod on lie Ittle aosignmucrea•
WET booa told tdslottrest Is ten a , dlery.
Hamm had lte u dot:moment to W. 8. JACK.
100., .111eRVIli WOE the the
lentaitt of the Old rum .t.lB. atom of the Sew
Firm.
". IC Roil hre.t.
LOUOMIWI.
KISS.
/lOW.
CO-PAILTNEIIIIHIP.—The nu.
I.46drstrAatetael.V. (Oct a r Ut4 nr l %grid
shetemastastaro.art West barb_eee. Wale
Vaal.: lien' Pqtlehirei ant Mute .1111tW.
Wm and me be met St the new 1111,0010
meted op Moat. et the tine farattrt, oh o
rAtiae;gl.l.l.4ll: t
axer,:
to lee the p•ttoet WI customers at the bid Shag,
its that ewe neater-1m trtends end eathitala•
tastes. 'IV sew lrenblUezbt enter Melee:Le
and style or J4OOlOll • /IW,
-
IWOIII,D CIIEERFOLLY SVC
01tillzgu.$0 otdpstror
pn.Mllf nrtiLIV.TIVt t o p '
.
isintrar= 4" . 1 1 11 1 !I?lr C iag l egraigii
=,:e=itere.l4. l 7.l7.7=llZ
tmutare sad malpenasi.f bor., thr,
tirkillTan'Agt, arbtoVatr•lt
tratiliVatrallirine, =ate lats
lons o f.ZICW Altart i ni i 4hlcti
1 san ths oatonsea.
4410441 roartiLooliEnizr..
DISSOLUTION
Novicr..is HEITEBYAiIIYEN
that the Pallalll , ol, b lanternsosr,..
attweW.l. B. WIAL•r•sdltOEaRT pox
dissolved .111111t11/1, .1.111. on (10 , 11114.
IRO .• Wet.? CUUL .llndrtwissi tram ta.
fr. h. 0
T 11,112.1•• itr_lblystepst
...by ./1. v t i tt
a wa ßl i tpi
" Ilt " 7 - .4 " " ' autism* (mole.
eater
AN.
Or Ili
Lai AN . wattioi ruetur " 1 '4."
eolith at in !Abair stress, mirs emir ".
eoliths...a. Us Mall PAISOSSIO %.
% u 0 WIDOW* -
Trerawkimico Flaunty ,
AT AUCTION.
. .
I.oolmat Or Wm". II la* CrOSMIL
66 BA ?USD liaaaaabtr talt. W. ..cloak
S.. at marthasa• It bawl, weirs
• 116aVattltatntt. bap:data all.
up, fotloalag Dadaist./ traliglit or sada
J Olaf fan , / - wagons.
Jaltra .So•ty Eat Sarni and
Rept) Com
llTlLttfili_CrAltllßasa•Lastarant.
l roi
ala banal row
mob e• • Co.-4 Mimi& ei
1111114130.11. rAt.ME. • a 0.,
• •elttra St and 17 lams.
1213421=
STAIR , ROD'S,
•
II Brow, Fire CHI - aid
'dab Ts•oot Yortrolos. odder. ►mesto trot rod
tr. almai tho ot
I prim yr, tuft adJarood In rat worst. l
-
Ittootbetorod poly by •
=a
of DUA3OII OTAZIAT.III.s Test.
Mr An tat rainl. WA
uarint OMNI& • .17.
NEW DRESS GOODS,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
FIR SALE AT YEIY LOW PRIM, a
WHITE, ORR NCO
si FIRli Street.
ClETErrril
TRA COMPINT,
No. 2 St. Clair Stre
NEW CROP FINE TSAR,
=1:23
NEW OLEN FINE LEAN.
MUNI AT !EW YOU ?NCO
ta4xtssitsu .4514.4 1.4 rnn .s
MOM.
dirmantc.a.. TEA CO..
lg.. • RS. CLAIR IfTIJIRT
Allan
turraziLinotrn 1533.
.scraiwr /may Cf wrrin
Mil amid Cold Water, Ate,
wroulest.l sae prsettooal
JOHN H. TASTE,
Pfsersher soul Vas a ftirr
MEI
sr: mom turea. moult ; sad
$ Masi Roo, Allagtkeay.
41911 1 / 4 1111. Tlllllllo4.lllsOr imaCtelisure
IT' -1
?SLIMS' ,
J• SLAISsiIaS J4*.
10.$ Sartori
*LX". ?MILL Javal. 110.".
Musa. , It SILAIMLA
L.O. °MUSS IOW? WILAT.
TOILET i ARTICLES
purr warcnr
ocLOOOII4I.
tucrv.
811+d4
♦Ws Mot in Nnlpl I d<wa4• =mates ,
an, b• Wes ,
AIIMICS R. CLJIRK.
Assmostee,
No.lollllth Street
SIXTH HARD IPROPSHITT.
TWO IitIPPIT BRICK SIVEUINOS.
ObLDWIL.L. ebb MINOT ITO.
boo Omar •awewwtaa auras■ booms. Lot
Hot ► 0 - Sao biljittioll ►ww ►a. aotb.
woo.. Lot Yy No. 0rn1t00..4 inyva , Vs or
bOettbor +lb
Do . q ua es ratathatt o m b . Apply to
1712111. as WHAMS
.
EZEI
SCHOOL BOOBS
AT WHOLESALE.
ILIZIZZYt n " " n It 4
10011 L EMU 4 IMITIONUT.
SIND 7011 MOM LIM -
DAVIS. CLARKE A CO..
woop MILT. or. 3)l.masdl.olo.
131111
I. T. 'WAY & BROS.,
El =2l
. IIIOCUI/0114 20 IL CONNOLLT.
STBE CRACKER BAKERY;
RS asset 81 Irwin BlrB/4
rrrirsevirmil. PA.
=
123=M
TILER & ROBINSON. •
. (11•Milnle JO JANIS OSMIUM
Num*mini or
LOG pumps.
T colgagmL v aggvarg
volvamltiv" , u
KARA - tic
NIZOULNICIAL AND IOIIIIIIR/Jlll7O
DRAFT B ALAN'
Utlert—Oirt. Illftla it IDIOM Mr,
lIITIII-4111D DowsTio maxi •
Wbeleofila asitrall_Artlir fp_gtit. o 4ll
?M . 4 ,, A.2,4117,1
UN WOOD 0111111117.,
mane came Taws...Mums!. rs.
Bann & atoms,
AaFacrazsmnocrivig,
ram 1111,1111113111
. Off A MAW fro 's.
as.ai palatial ad 11,14 a.l yd.
• • • 110 nissugarr wrouries.
Joe. a. avow
DIPQRTIN6 NEJE.
====l
arrazaisEugo use
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
itstessas 07
R i RMAN, FRE4CII AND SPINISH
" I AND LIQUORS,
Pen Street, Pittsburgh.
Olf ORDzo 'lox rot_ •L
D. Do i r itstoto isfoTlToretoso, and_pirtfotot
411 , !•oots watt e
int followtolf ..t
•: •
$. MOLLER.. Mist Chamosole.
DORGAN BODO., Cod! , •p. -
11111o.ouf ontioDDr, mooooktront, • filtelo.
P. •-•TOCR. •Oloutftooo, mount:lts
Hoek and •
8A,,r6
Ulititilit • o , ..Ototeh
•._ <tofu moortmota. of PUKE OLD lITZ
WIII , XEY mutual , ' on ItoaeL .
Bering nerreoltd•rromorsonloWlib Ole Morro
holf•-•. we an IDA. to GE.? Um nholeeD .....
of WINED sod LIQUOIDL XxomluatlOn nt
toutlty sad tooktoulo.ot of igloos .olio tea. '1
1110cDmia , I
TOME TOBIN TOMS!
50,000
MO. 1 TOBIES,
RECEIVED AEEKLL
attcaster Half Spanish Cigan,
Aug theethed. erbleb we SO the trade CUSP
erTall mid examine before
!niirchasingelsewhere.
& W. JENKINSON,
No. I Federal Street,
C=l
THE NEW
BOULEVARD SKIRT,
iJI3 LLDITIS AND 111116IIL0.
la rata. Eta.do 1 and Zabrolteled.
Also, Real Tartan Cashmere Hese
ittu rtmeat me ""
Ladies' & /disses' Underwear,
GENT% FURNIIIIIEVG GOOD!;
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Traveling and Fine Shirts,
com.see, TIES, SIISPLIIDICIO.
asiocrnms 'No
euerrariwrra ♦ ens spiv wawa 01
Ladies) Dress 'Trimmings,
or nom drserlitleu
HOIIFRY £llO CIOYES ETC.
/131110TIIATIli now cm /MD COUNIIIT
oq e•nel•111 Intea to esmand nano nr
Dn.. Ws patrouldist rre r n unau, a.. 41
THE VEIII LOWEST Pltlett.
SACRUM, OLYDII '&
78 AND SD MARKET STREET
CARTER'S
SHOE HOUSE.
1.. wmparo• sell - iOUTS, WOll3
Isa &IT ICIDI •I P.P. Llk. Pa be par
ihs. 4 ll at so? aI.o , Yrs. in 1111 thy. 111 , 1 M
II cal Oaf to asavlllo44.
.
SWOMDTS SELF-TraII9EILLIG
• IMAM POWER
BRICK MACHINE,
itANtriAcrcraao IT me
PITTSBURGH BUNK 114
• MCI MAUI PICTURING CO.
11da HMls* tam the *Jo alms Ma the
MM. (MUMS ft* ilmmollmo W mils* •
Roo ...ft saws. amo M.) oat tams
Ir rpta**l. amino* la noel sembao. ama
Not oamogli gmll4 rp •101 alrb ta
ani so oad... tor **OM._ UMW.
ttit . =4 . 4cor
It
i t oast
*MOM/ IlMa t bo Ms lambs.* It WM HI MU
tsjEs l
o . '! ", ff,
f *Wane( to malt am la Jo Na
Ml* fat amirlb boosts. lo It men.*
an. *HAT_ kof_MaaJn, Visa nil Isfurar
Ma. al las mm
WM YURI= Mary,
Xeu Cali% R. IL &k
!WW
SPECIAL ATTENTION.
Corded $Uk Poplins.
Meal Irish Poplins.
Poplin Alpacc as.
Superior Black Slits.
Dies• Good..
AT TN( LOWEST MARKET PRICE
JOHN PORTER,
ilia,' '4l-..tkit,
FOR SALE.
Tzu: !immune:ma win .en
MA or 011161 W-1/ Ur • • 11101
10 111 pima *Wit* la aaVito Vl=
Itr4 aor , arta all %b• sager& ha -
.
NO. OS saams•i4 I 1 . 0 " U .. nun mn ,
. , AnDiula•
ILrokors sad 111.1.1.011 41..14
P. T. C,
ALLVOISPIT P. O.
0.1• X Ind apply; Int than wt. own
•••,. . • otetasil
Immo auxins. in aed 91a
sass, .b L. War. t. I um , 2 lb. cum tr. alb
Wili.litaa4lllk at , ,:tiaVairilia " 4l4• L etr:
lalr tir l . adinettl= . lltga „.. llu...l i ttl. War.
sale attain:ilea, al '""1".
' NAM/
FUR
pliostuso
OANCI I ACADEMY
11•1,14 a. l IIRD . S.VICIT, p.m
lo
N. L. 4. 1 1=4".e....1.5ta Altll4. rs'rt t ,..l%
1:°`: l'treull• ""`". """..1',7,1*"
JAPANNING,
.:I w roens. Tts . Cialitgis 11641,14wValiljo
MMMi
TOTTEN & CO.,
1101 TOMS !,5D U6lll 811111114
FULTON FOUNDRY,
PITTSBIIIIGH.
Office and Warthouse.l4l Wood EL
ro w.,ettee4oapvertothenmullaure of
Rolling HUI and Blast Fur
nace Buenas.
Fieteetiers, Shears and Punches.
plain Chill and 801 l 8011., or any re
Tared dintellehni, Warranted. &Mt torn.
ed td order.
Nall Machines, Erneges Panora.
Pilloetta Bat Mut elpat.
Howse Frosts and Window Heads.
caning. made of GUN (BON. if dented.
Tottetep rated Grooved Call Rolls,
Taleinie for 800 IRON AND rffEhL.
..dett"l sU Mlrgrtg. 'egrr:irlintr.ll
jggeinrstta:th ns. ez d v . nr glisd
thae Klima nest)... "Vr o h o wthg e mig. '
the plots
of referrig to
wash.
Omer . o'r•nralazolciar r a , ir . .. °••
TetiesAM=it &oar;
ears use paw of your patent eronved elm
runs tit ear v. for MO mat Mt mostlin .d
then of • superior quallir. Their. nolshed on
then ie or • moo.. ere. sheath, end freP MOW.
;IV tag n . ' t:itergit 101%11
extelae.le toosoieware or:rehiring lesi &Mr
'Taw Gaoayssos. nerr•
r rms:mon sresnavoani
L'°g"" aitirfnll a u l gi ' ar m -t:f. '"''""l)
Comer 01 . 1;;;a41,g . 7.4 . 70... c.
.1(r. IoW. O. Tottee— "err —i llte poered
thilie4 Notts whieli Se nen.. ten 700 eb ool
Tg:ti sin 1s hate pier..
itt"dT,llll,7`.=;i,
not.. and On • ewe totter Babb to the Stec.
W. weed.. them lad Mpeostble.
Tony inly
CODE a co.
mace
taa m Dn, risen
Woos!.
PiMhontan Cu.._ I
realczott. Prot. la, Ma.
Ir. 1142.1. O. Tr. Plltsburea—ue. hlr:—
la reale to law 'a ea
quae la fellatio. to loos sew
ta,thng
nar o riaystr:nithienCo o ltrt7:ll
eatryett made for na• nese mai. am viol ter
Itirag . afr read% ar elm hs d ne to obtain
rabia. laaa.2llra o oNi.. l. y " a
" ri l e te . gt o ...r " ht
nog to Malt, you r 00110 rehor for as is
try ole-fart! Otee than is trrsare , when
b 0 lelhe. s.oll2o'Z':arandt A. 101114%
noartwareo Oaul HAMM 1...0.. the wool. mu ,
( Its 0 :
roe e s !g:Tfl Z'ornliagalbo'.% reet
Ind . retauw the ordinary groot n en ‘ 4l6 ' O4•
bello7l roe lave raised abet Pell/tin 0 00400
Ing • eroorsol rAtii 0011, as ankle teeth.. wog
been herded by tto raMittlae tttttt ef sea
1.1 l
Inas, to estaM• them to roan. en artle 0 With
' itre ti2l:.PlZT,frree<ll.66lell4ll2, 13/.11016..
Utters of inrit i and 1.0 ritre voer 'morel
11.".
Itlgt2`,,ltll )) rtl co.
We think we ere warranted to bett•vlog
mu
{toy out avaataal , tate the Mace of holt /00//t,
repeelnir for Moue. and Egli nrs..
•Il Ombra promptly atinsoed b.
Also,-300,000
I=l
FOR FRAGANT TEAS
NEW
M 113 I
T IND SHOD HO'
No. 47 Fifth Street,
tOrt9IITS 41:1 01.1 TlilTat.
DANIEL C
M5=Z!
French ilerinoe.
0111.111111.115 T
ramming TIA mist
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MIMI OP
ITURE,
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CARPENTER'S
MAIN *MD 011LN1X[NTAL. BT
3 Mt. Male. Street. rirlllllllllCla, PV
onion or cart ps no I A a M ,
U. 0. Ml.
NOTICE TO luotlißUlN.--AL
Ow di for Wrists% Its:lm ma atliegyelo
.lolwt of i 0 ..... 0, 00.111.ftet Odos■
/Vs fi id " teal, lrYl
tir 110
jaul:ofeildlur to t it
Ntr i ittl tas
O' d a .° "" • ' Glarg:t bassariti..
ots
P. DIVEIBIEANN.
USA Awe, !idioms Tonna
mad Chanson siniere,
Gomalth sal Dealer la Maass"
"V"„ram&AClV:r4=l,
posy BONHAM,
PUMP MAKER:
ttnS a rraTALta =Awe.
satrilem-0-1-9,v,v;
CHOICE COFFEE,
PURE SPICES
=3
aolumiewisr
No. 20 Fifth Street
flatill STUN BRIIVET,
rmssuaam TM sou td, um
Wl6 RATE THIS DKr admitted
aura! LIDDELL
is • pasta., .30 vall sMittatta the Numbs spa
aatls• vstmat satin tas rams saa tap( s,
rilataslLWlLLv 00. it• •••••••••• 0141.
IP= tit ell WILLY vr U Ca svals3 at
th• 300 0 10111•01111 WIAI • OIL atta
r,t.:mr:D:=l;,:r.t.r.eaull ta
pentane* se Lasts:alas. satsumas( teava s
/Matta slitsts.oa , ass the It•e•lliM et bey.
a[• Übe Oasts eaas t. s WI, trial
=ll .. szt::l4l. ts_auat • •it It ease ap stl
(pi aPaNCILL
ateestiot to lY..Dwe,.e voile rt.
Wl,Vrlty"letgltrer UsentrnrisTrreil
a. eUSS n Oa ant att. 1.• str. et MIS
Vn t• sax Inr Vll the lo silty a
Colt oral Mood I. tt• lt•i•I•s of ear Ales
end nwArs ens ,11 ete lee Mem pat...
•.• eat sals•al• 114.11 in 10.4 at UM..
tr••••‘ joist lry te• la • Ira •
liraNG‘X. MOLLY * CC!,
JOIL •Vgan. .
JAL a• r • mon.. 11.1.01 i , .14.011
TIE FORT PITT
LUMBER CO
$124 000
Copilot/ 7
loreslitaßS-11.0W. DITMAIDiII.
T. 41. WILIf NT.
InpsetEhalleitS--.IAX UU.LZMPZL
n. row, oro 1.1714111.11
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es • Iwg• swum bay MO'. .ow rrtwMM
ratur7.l=l3 1."'"
IPRI lila, moor of Inger oail Meal Ift
sr Proutcoloott . eiko el lath .►xid D• so
ttrutoot to
T. 011 WHIOUT.
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hoiVioiamol
And lattinist's Tools
Ns Co Mi. Si .43.1...331.
• 3 STZIN 3111111113. Demi tell ham phvor.
• /1101131. L el fen to Ley feet
Gam hethes meta 11Sehes.
6 11431) LAY etl3.
1 Y6131..1121 et . HINZ; Ma*, , e 1 try SI la.
1 191
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mu, efiellll.. 65T13110 and 106111 017T611111
11•610
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sad PMeht
thampereke wee. 00
sulk • IMO. varlet. of .1.11 Ma a. 1.11
ronislt.4 1t nil Mech. we elhohe. •
Ti. atom .11•01011er7 a.n be sets to eporstles
GM "ries kanbln•Workt.“ No. lb Lbs.
Ohms. LUG brae CUT. 1.011 ut November.
1.1•11,11101111 o• flash waren
. noun WIG ISTWAII e
hele.o6/1/IT 3011ozdsety Sue Alletbsay.
wr4ocnEE
BOYS' CLOTHING.
10 it gat, buy Ili CIai4IS luertaat
BOW. YOUTH'S AND LIIILDRE3II.
CLOTHING,
WOK Dm eckaux. ot71” Loa
LOK renvey. Call awl alsattne. at
We. 47 St. Clair Street.
CRAY
: • LOQAN.
ROICIALE.--We hare for sale
.1111•104.4 imooad•kaad
Iron Turning Lathes,.
goodally allapted pe tantlag LC.. We !Fir
We &Wrest woustwe rates.
Ulll itinAta alleariallkalf.. bla
10 00.11:0,4 stmt , two 3.0 each lam "
inquire at the 1.0 DUBTIIIAL WUNKri.
1110611 M. BOLE ilk 0O“
=
=E133:23
ll=
Two 11111UNDRED THOVBA3D
Half Spanish Segars,
/not relmitußl ea' mutgam.lll..M . be 101.110
Eight Dollars For Thousand
11101 MIT F. WEDDELL.
Oorair of eXITEMIELD • WANES
*elk
JAMES B. JONES,
Ovum
Scrap Iron, Light Iron,
'CAST elm wtwoows , nuns.
nocatrat, W . O.
•
Cara., JUndirees Street . aid River
Avast.. Altombola. CM'.
DI WILL. DEEP ON HAND
t ire wr. nil wri t.%
~...t„„Znatarraus. Ulm Ard
-012. I VIINti a.: ir °Marries • on.
111 . P. BETTY,
WIIOLIZALI DWB IN
Choice Wines and Liquony
WO. Sal. Ir. Dor. OHIO AT. AND DI ANOND
.211 L 11.2.11 Ott. R.
AIICS Or WIT iiiIIIVAI:6:II.ray..
"ftllyri cr. CONTUACTORL—
gigAyIp PIOPONALLS finll,2 I griaz .
.444
reVOBII6.I2II"WAD .71301TU/SS
• %;11,1.1«,
1135103 REPUBLICAN
"rir.S.IICUTIVI. COltiffn .3 et Tltt.
bum% 'wit , meet et the e.ee etY tt IlitOW
1eu.114 Path street. es TH °MOAT =KNIPE%
Getooer tetn MT. al I *Week. The Settee.;
P 1V.741 , d ASI lett, Atidel: .
ftecma Ware—t. W. yam l, ;.K
Tetra Ware—H. L Aptdetehy,^A
rennet W. ro—.la.. K.& l 41•
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ilLs .11 Wanl — a.
Sevoth Wafd—ielsb Teteteriebs. as fp.
Whet& 4 " . " . ""
Vircl v iiaile—James TAW. Jaye % ally,
Tenth Waik—r. a. Bassition.ll.
trr"ptp>ti,r WaYfia OSi OO Male}
07 7 1010/
Ia"THE BOARD OF 101 1 SPIU7,
nao F
the rettalarbDense. (r. • .04. ra
p•r cent., 'roe of 0w.... T.. a
onset.. onnto• 10.
attar TOWSDaT. of o.eer. •
Pen.
eelSna Ow. L• 1111.1.11 co., No. 1 ,
tanie
Finoretre. to r•slet...l an How • or.
.4 at tat ott. tot Treas.. to the. trt i t
tend at rttubarga. MM." " .I A,
Close on Os WM mit., .1/. Y... 0 --
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atrreEmosoe,
su
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lar
NOTICE TO EITOCKEIOLD .
itE.l.—Notlas 1. MrebY attea O. * th 4
514011 Transfer Boots of tM rittt►a.To£ Co..
aaVW T ea 4:lV ' VT
WattrsVlM:2lel
oLK i D,uOl9l,tSM otr..•
cA.P • GT. Jr.,a c".
0/11010P TO TarOlont OTh CONTAXT.
No. I torts Id a .
Pirnsvitaz. Ms Id. ww.
DIVIDEND No. 4.
• The Saud or ztr.den or Cosepzu baT •
uu dilideclared d . .
10ITHLY DIVIDEND OP 11.YE.PKI
ralabhe 011 awl atter the ISth lent . at IV . 020
The Veneta Books mill be elated hem lb
tetb to the Wit last.. tselusive,
WILLIAM iiaIIISIXN,
I==ZE=
MEM
arsTELBEAVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY
~otMalan oD• 211 fr p r i v 4 4 ,
f
_a l5 Dar VOA.. 1.5 al Or • so
or clergyman and soldlenl. /Or c•t•104.4
O. O. BLOTS. pp.,T.4.4„,8a50
L. 8• W IVY eNi.r=7'
ogatgal:SlS •
Tha W
deduct!.
V.11:1,10 :•a :.1.1
DISSOLUTION.
THE Fll6ll of SHRII'EII. SPEN
• CMS • CV.Della dim:dyed by MOW
canvas, ard [PIS W. v.PENSICit Oat sold Ids
Wtertst to aiI(I3ISL P. 311111VISIS, wbo
settle all awns to or Man the Isto nrat of 51121.
van. erszcsa • cu., at ?kr w Asa somata.
Mod street. The bottnow 'WU ba issetilliwd at
Ss old toad, under Um stoma and style of 0. P.
atintbilt • CU. • yP. 00 a,
Jaattl H. HCP) VP.
In Miring from Um drat of 111181V/11. SPIN.
Cab i ult., I cosy thily wroadnoat Um now
ism to Ma favor or ov Mends and tag JAWS°
ev
deraliy.
ru.b .sh. octobetrotara. W. alurulji"
CO-PARTNERSHIP..
THE IT/DEIIIIIGNIED have this
day anaaiatea tbetameln.tarataar nada . the
turn Nam of a. P. ettatV Zit *Cy.. far tla toF
acting at Dapamestats Vaasa. sad
Cuattaleatoaass, at Vas. IT awl IS Mlt.
field wen. W.I. Gala medially WU...attn.
aa.aa eeeee patmas aa tacitly lestalrea 0700$
ca.tataars at tits old dm; sad were sot 10a
talaan“ atra a eantial , sattatlaa to igt.• as a
eat sad amass oar Mae% beaus partbaalag
almaaeza. tugATZARAIt
f ik llgfElirrar4:
futatrargh, 040.1. Mr..
I.T. SICRITICILo 0010 'miaow: C. 1. N. Navistar.
S. P. ITU & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers
Ihs. 27 sad 91 dadibleld St,
cows or sioim,
PITTSBURGH
DISSOLUTION.
THE FIBS OF NEWCOMER,
GOZ CO. Istele lay I Iseetired be tine
eezewat. • Illa Inelsesker the._ Ink will I, fet
elingirserX•rltralartMetel
alvesse tomtit ale Wein Lett mantel.. 'levee
ageing claim
settl &Ratan Our will ;ewe ear
stet teem les eteast.
• 105 IeXWCOMIgTee
• etellelMe , EWE.
- •
xo Gus o r s ocsiroaxas.
ilartlkf roared Mon tie 11bolso10 Oniony
Boole.. Ira beg leave H. moss cordially 'mot.
*and ear old Meade aml oatrono to too ram of
&P. SHIiS ft sad solids Ito , Om •
oostlssao• of U• be reel pew wanwanWr
rotors btllSOlred 5P91... 3 . 4 .,i mix 60 ,
.10 lib 5 VOL
nissowno V —The - partner
ship aslstlng sada*. Ina• sad rtyle of
LAFFERTY Ili CO..
Was Dissolved on the 12th day
et September, MI,
In mensal must. ■OIIIT BUIL= retinas.
n. Iroslams wlll b sattlsel 10 LAW
'S= T.
110BZRT LAY/ZET!
lIOBIST lIIIAT.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE lONDERSIGNED RAVE
hawed' law ;enemata➢ ter the harp*. ot
REPINED PETROLEUM.
' EVTLIMT.ItagraiT'../""""
•
Lafferty & Wa.ring.
I 0111131 T L1.17331TY.
_ _ XUWAZD J. WAXING.
rxrmusel. olitotrz eta, um *Mal
DISSOLUTION OF PAITNERSKIP.
No'nem re: aEREBY GIVEN
itut sm. a.m.( nowsorrum Ltaking ,
TUX, Anti. Maisel sad ltscidalsts, dolor
bsslsssa as No. US f sun stmt. Ns assslNl
:so taetnt loscsot, b 7 maul <mascot- All pte ,
nos !using thaw status said vnNUptV.at
ULM. and Owes LOMAS'NI oasts Uscsoollise
mom it to WV. XOIYBOTTOX. who gloss Is
sosaoslsed to settle Ms badness *Mks salt Ma
WX. SOWNOTTOX.
A. EINUTXTIMI.
Uotoiscr4Q, arr. •erast
00-PARTNIERHIP NOTIOE.
me.
C. W. 110801110111 t asso
clotod trtth as la gm assattatotsoftllass
llsto. to d►a tram Li nut. • TO' bubo, will
tot toodoctod toast tla styts of •
•
BEST & ROBINSON, •
Alttr eerier of Mixt sad Try mats. 'etas
MI cedars inll retain Prompt attlatlim uk4
modal vlt► dloslak.
PUUtaiel. OW. Mb, iW
iIB6OLIJTION OF r•ltTlitit•
antr.—Te. pviambilp baniottra aztst•
as 'Wines Int. J. oudlost sad JOILIPH
siBLZIA =Ur tb• ira .t 04. WO= •
6.11.8LZ1. ti %Magni, by mutual moat as
ula last Of If Ottakar. TIl Outages of
awe 1111 111211 artll M aaatiad by U. 4. 4111,
H , 88, at He. tc•Woolatzaal. rayon lariat&
alto Malta .111 Ht Wm. .al Qt. ••••41
alum atilt prams alma to hl a for nattlaasat.
w. J•111•LIWAS.
.I.IIZPIL I.lltlLia.
1253E1
TEAS! TEAS!
Of allkat and Quidlty. at
A. IS. 1:t, 33.70
Be T 0.14 litea a rvergrog.
goo& a •
• ...... s•
EZEO
Den
C.liau n •
Irs.drue sae Itstra
,11141 i witrY.
mane
usagarea input. vow/ plasma itavor.—z.le
Jean. IronA, Eno. Leaf. .......«..«.. Le
goo YUAN 111.4 Ilask..tde.
a I • .• Mat .• . Os. ••
id wavltrvv i num vast
say assatlty. tanriaribidtV sayXlDar
press Compsalas. rho saw tarry st
lea .siss. as 4 Salsa .11.0 1...ay ants per
Deasa ta am% brides esttlfg • film sad
dans snide whisik smelly salts taste taste.
. .
us SAS 116 rodent St.. /MOMS
GREAT OPENING,
MILLINERY copes,
ON MONDAY, October 7th, 1887,
AFFELDER & CO.'S,
hope
. , 1 0. 84 'Market etrebt,
lo w "" e rnerA l eVO l CTSte ej erra l
we we ea exude a el um. Ins Dew am
rest sleet ee!•_WWWeliz e ra.‘l,l4. sad
n eme,
Mr 101 1 .41....
,elther le 'Memel* emit&
♦rsnrun tiYOlll,ll4 Martel OIL
oat
AMERICAN • L
• Fence lisundieturing Co.
lnnw .osil rendes:hinds Vi31(10110 Jet vei•
roodisa=agrosada,easetaartil.
I
aMu &firm zilat ga yaws r lA% datt
ins. optima, of the...l ' las canna Kos id
157.0112 AL b TI
• AW,M n. U htt
taal ., == of Um fonees
ut .
self Vat Ills Um ' ,1b4 . 0m EartasS
I•llMOV M l :at a teaf il
" 3 , 7 . itYPM , FII%,. AR
CHOICE WAIIIILT "moo.'
Moto tem Xis took =to 1110, hey
=PO tor We as lowan sow. of.
, . piallara TIBA SIM;
• I. 9oil&Or ftfi n
Tema ema, goo&
51 FIFTH STREET.
M'CALL'UIff
BROTHERS
4.4 ND
THE FALL. STYLES 0
• CARPETS , •,
OIL CLOTEIe, &c
CRUMB ELOTRS; WAde 'FELT
ING t DRUGGETS; TCIMANES.
a Saperhir article of • Table
Coverlog; An extra qtualitl of
RAG CARPETS, LIST and JARN
CARPETS.
McCALLUM Et1165..1
51. Fifth Street,
BetßOoli FEltheeld and Wood sts;
CARPETS.
griFernort WITU Mot NEW
vit .'443?l,TAlLlMlSlalts n'acell
Ile luxes% stock n e w Olinnst IS OH
..OW PEW"
ALL %TOOL
TIGILUBS.
ewarpry. Lon curvr are
; We era
wltowmild iltrbT" rotes
OLIVER
WCLINTOCA.
& COMPANY
BB arxvismic rogruetwasm.
NEW FALL. STOC
CIi3PETS !
OTT --- 211:211. 7 . 112NriCgr.
A VERY LARGE ZOOK. OF
Englbh and American Passel%
English Tapestry Grosseto;
American Tapestry Brussel s,
English MORA%
SalltiCa2
Medslll6ll Druggets.
„ .
W• Oar m 1.7 ea oar seatsces. as a lHandalsWas.
ana nada
tioa Malay% *Aura vi
Mau tope*. Into tray to WI. and to ewes wt.
BOYAR') ROSE & CO
-9 CO.
21 Final' a
tweet-.
08,Er tall%
BARGAINS Er FARM'S!
zamw.aa;mw
AIarWOOL INGIUXEM
azotawo Mew Psi WO! ,
BUIIMELS CARPETS,
=Dui= ist. PEA
e«,a wtisa ud ma ct,ea,4
CHINA MATTINo,
TOCEIVOEII TO sse, rim Tamp.
Nein Redaction in Lacieutidalh
Amdt otbir
iresomeND ciattazio;
Nai.:ll and 73 Fifth Strast.
..at tot. IL Caste= UMW aad FWf Mee.
MV
Mt '!saes mar ISMILIT Mau'. Book Stns.
IRON. 'Er. COLLEGE,
,
.
.
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"Cf. 4 - _ E:.
• • :
• -
17,- • t
•
Corner Penn and Bt. Clair lb, .
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Ito only praelleal Bmioeto College Ist Po.ja:
irylvsst. SIM ClRCULA).s,telitahrlig ICtI
terrauuJon..llll. of Coons of aloft, 50.0-
9“61101
Csilefi r ii ilk Onmestil Maud*
Tiows of the dliferost
atulaawilizszlrged p.o Lasiltufl=
ding
11111111 It COWLEY. Prise rah
mat trrrenvnee.
GEM* WAREHOUSE.
lIICIBED B 1 & CO.:
ZZOICENCPRZWEIFUR
Ne. 100 Wood Street.
szcrrAnii. ASD mule marr, lA, •
PLA WA= ISA TEATS sa.7 TABLI OUT.
LIZI, lasson bud.
ETYMA MCA
CHINA 011111 A Al ' 9 I kA. '
04MA.TuILIT
C lAitt ZEN I MPOIOI.
iTL4 ► A 113 . 2&175. 4""t13)54
WI. AV
11219 L XI A 6V01111 WA.%. of all Tartan* •IA ••
an vit.:aurae and retail trade.
Ile laws:m.o most armuleto Mat cd41121 .
I,ll2.leirla =us lino to Ma 017. •
maw sad tans tea was the WW2
ease.
JOBS WT.
metr/41
TO MINOAN HALL
AND FOUNTAIN 61111111 INS,
Gnat Conn in inn bah, Int Nothribin
F. BOSWORTH di 00., Prop'rs.
•
Ws beastral sad pleassin marl lavtair I.
ef.U1. 1 7 1 1.14, ta• Wrsont yrerpolden
areprapia . tO rotertals their Meade wirAgie
Oeleast 1111:11. ALIO. BMW, LlQUwin.
010•1411. 1 A.TaRtAS. to. •
A. tinnel lim Hal Wenade everylb
davirreaire. Strata& Om saran
paal Um mar
groin LW 11l auss •
SHEPHARD'S
caaCERS
317 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
eue.
820 ACRES
Good Faradng Land In lowa.
Terms airy. Good WU. Nimes 32 3314: 'wm
tn.% far city yummy.
or DFll4lslars tware of
11. W. SOUTH,
sand 32 11.331223 3233.37. -
%Itom sw3Aatl32w 0. IrCLAZICaIi•
MEM EIBORANGE MUM
SWI/1111111111/16WCANVILEU,
M. ud 11111111111 t $7, Inooeollllb.
email Useis far InOrra ramilysala of
Coutineital Life Immo Obi
OF =IF TOIL
NIEL 'LIVE ITO= WI all domotpUou of
pgr=toelblo
HENRY BRA, Jr.,
pi,0071. GRA/Gin
Ind !induce Commission Merebaat,
!, , h 1 .1111/11117 57111 MT, IrITTSISMIf24
GOOD BMWS:
CHEAP BREAD IN DEAR TIMES.
IsuraWs to WIJI.D.II BRZAD. ma Imput
sad bat. Tim halals "H. W." on every Um&
Warill.a. • W... els shlll,llll,
115,000 " 1")".
ON BOND NOD NONNOLON.
NW. MOS. is .. L
' orientalist' Iltrimoi
MS male &ain't sail melt. trill
II