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EDITORS' GAZETTE I—For . the past, ever
... . . .
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Jib long, Your citizens have be e n - talking a
,good,teal about Railroedist The : editors
who; gilt talked,f,in. print, have generally
?alien place:lb t atlierS; and.thase l egthe.Pies- 1
,
antday,nppear . to know little of the past.
. .
• ' Ton*alltabe more Orlerikinqiiiedte da-
ScedpYOur,". local, business=men„ •rifillti'zr
-wrong, in any controversy . with :our , Rail-
Vads,; " andforget . that the truest
friendship often requires a rigid searchafter
faults, not in the ciPposithin bht'in the ally.
If enr Beilroad.e.orperatians arena mindful
:of the beat interests of our city as many as-,
siert;'a,rentiedy should befotind, at all hat
i sada,- and at any cost; and, in preparing for
'tiny contest, it is of the first importance.to
find ' all the. detects in our weapons *and
'means- of defence—in other words, to be
sure you are right before going forward very
rapidly. - r i..
;
1 . It is probable lam the only . person living
1 : Who - has tried to.edit a paper in Pittsburgh,
I •and live nine miles out, and before the days
1 ' of railroads;; who has, time and again, left
; ' Propf-sheetstinread at three o'clock on a
winter, afternoon to reichhonse , before dark;
~
ands!), arh alone in estimating, at their full
value, , the' local - advantages of our' iron
1 - Ways..:-. I was.farniliar; with the, apPositien
. anade.by our farmers to, making the canal,
- because it would bring down the prices of
.; . horses and oats.. When' it . was made our
i - citizens opposed its extension 'to the river,
and insisted that all the freight it 'brought
1 ,
should be unloaded, at the ..rner . of Llher-
' ty ' and "Wayne 'streets, . an i draye.d down
tWOod street,. to acco e e. , ;te driiime. ll -
Any onewho =remember he endless pro
cession of drays and,their d afenirg rattle,
; may be able to compare t. • • nuisance with
• the almost noiseless and ... -tonal incon
, . venienee of a train of cork o . Liberty street.
1 .It is. roposed now to. •.1 up the treck
! . on, that: street; and can any .ne tell how the
• t freight ikto be taken from t: • :wharf to the
'I ' outer : depot, and vice versa; nless by drays?
t : ' T hen,, has any one coon . :the . : blockades
' d'iocked *heels the sho• tingftnd swear
1 1
. an , . -
~ lag of ' draymeo, and the I...is:anent ' risk of
t ' life and limbs, which , ev •ry man, woman
t;„ . and child must encounter : t every crossing?
.
i Or is it seriously proposed to cut. the Ingo
-1 '
• t ar vein of-traffic between. be Ohio and the
:. ;', Atlantic seaboard? This certainly'. would
1 be the effect in taking upl ose rails, pr so
It apPears to me. Shippe along the -Ohio
• t • would' ot incur the extra cost of drayage
.• i even if our citizens were iliing to endure
~ ' the nuisance of the dray - •
i ; In the early days of e Pennsylvania
i
'.. Central, the cost of drays cooperage, &c., In
'...- -on through freight was o dollars per ton,
;' at Pittsburgh. Preside Thompson con
;.fi chided that this tax must ut off about nine
;l'4, tenths of the freight wine might be brought
",4 1 to his road, if this was brought down to the
t • lowest figure. He estimated that it could be
passed through at seventy-five cents per ton;
Al' ' and that, at this rate, he could successfully . 1
f
compete with the Lake roads. He came and
invited the commission merchants to meet
hi tri.'- They met at the Monongahela House, -
:-.. -in the evening, consulted, and, he thought,
they had• come almost to a (Mutual agree
' ;'; ' meat; but they were to give him a definite;
.; answer next moraing. Next morning they
••' " informed . .him that it was his business to
utruige the Railroad, their's to fix commis
•i« ." sion rates. He established the old Taaffe
firm, which passed freight through at sev
enty-five cents per ton, and afterwards an
: t ' other which recleced. it.: to Sixty-two, cents.
: 'Of course, 'shippers sent thrnugh these
-1 1 houses; and our wiumission merchants corn
:'
..1 plained of , the monopoly." But they had
;.• i refusedto cooperate with the road, and it
::, r .
became, a queoion -whether the trade should
.... ;- be, driven around Pittsburgh, or taken
if : through at rates which v, onld permit coin
: t petition with other routes. limey have
.. - i been a loss to a few merchants, but even
t' . . 'rt they could not have been permanently ben- -
':. • J efitted by a tax injurious to the general in
tenets of the city .. . .f
The fact that citizens of Pittsburgh have
:. • i acted against the general interests, in seek
.
lag to foster their own particular business,'
• ~. in antagonisinto . the spirit of progress leads
. ' ? me to believe that there is something wrong
.•. ?. here, in the,tvaut of harmony between Pitts-.
... & , burgh and per . Railroads.; Complaint% and
.. •,1 paper protests are not business like; and if
.. 1 :there is danger of Pittsburgh being injured
by any agreement between our western
• - 'lines, why , do' not our property holders,
• ;•.. Whose interests are at stage, join hands and
' . buy enough stock in one of.'the roads, to
1
control it. and ensure competition t Men
who own hind valued at $3,000 per acre, -
• ',.3 and taxed at $3O, should see to It 'that the, '
:14 city on whose growth the value of theft'
landdePCilde4 is not sdianglt:d by a Railroad
.. '
6 Company. .lAnit. G. SWIsBHELM..
SOME LASTEUN 3IANUIVACTURiES.'
Tuoir, N. Y. June 13.
EDITORS GAZETTE : A short trip East
liotelithite-thingallkaf to in
terest our numufactures at home.
Few cities are more exclusively industrial.
iitan - thiii. The' ifitifsiiri liver anti several'
other •large streams, -some with a fall of
mom than.tw4 hundre a d feet afford
water powers at ffumci - Out entefit
ealities, 'ffitring( the maChinery of many,
4 kinds °Meted= and mills. Aingng these
si is the largest of the se rolling mills own ed
by Burden & Sons. A sing le wider wheel
; sixty feet in diameter receiving the water of,
the Wynantskin into its buckets of twenty- . ,
' two feet 'Alf 4101 N. glx fe.Vt-, in depth,.-
•
-. drives the whole establishment of eight
trains of, rolls, spike factoryhorse shoe
factorY, machine shop, and alethenther ma
chinery of a first-class iron works, it easily
•• exerting one thousand horse power. This
wheel was designed try the senior proprie-•
II tor, Henry Bunten, whose inventions of
iron-,working machinery are en wellitnown.
Withidthe rec.ollectioif Orsoine L dr our not
very old mechanics he was in Pittsburgh
• 11
ndeavulpg-ktg introduce his, most impor.
•" tint invention; the'uttOtary'" ,
1. now inn, tivcraal po. At first ho,WaS sadly
baffled by'tfiebre' siktrig• of-his
"4 often by the puddle= crowding into it balls
t _of iron from' their funtai*s too large and
P bard for its size and strength. By tncreas.
:jog Its sir* and ; improving its pro one,
. ;-; • "Vet retaining its principle of oPeritten. •
• unaltered: he overcame all difficulties, and.
the old trip:httifinier With the terrible labor.
• • ;N attending - It,.P.C‘,l'l b C,-.?;, m1) 4 ighollY
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ati
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Almost skimAs.tiequisly with the first usel , ,
•
1 of "railroads in this country Mr. Burden in-'
uu‘thinery for making railroad
ever sincebetp„,
portanc I.lB7l:4lsintls• he ' rg• •
::eacko44ceptiknOkillo*.64Wls Drag
4044-mv14.4:05,11,A101T,-giflow4lo.na
i :cuseAr moderioingenlAT ,041, 541 m.
• :..pleteaumairbyone opegas loll, ImAt tkkoinnto ,
thlti ith neigh Ahab's:was rolled.ii
• vl 41 • otos , w •
-‘7,,nuf botetkistrom the re , listAis_l2
. edo co ro ntisu.
k
I 'A tudtittat tritbthe irestteir% °lr a
, 04/14 410.46 , 11
tr" $ *` fee thtrittst•
4 1 4 4'.
a - " ifiktA ol-4 .
aeas " an
c(111
surfa6es,
roll; then drops between two
El
--- .1 ..:rs•? .., - t -I'm -Li
Irrfitraiektealti sad ftplitihelal TM=
endless Veit of jointed iron iclatesl.w hic h
'conveys' if array .'. All fillet; don at a
speed of sti4" per iiiinlite.' "TlikfC site all
...4
tof these machines sitting - , over the ne con
-veyer belt, ..etch occupying : less roo than a
cummon thrashing machme l lut . c4P4 -
We of , making iron ; into shoes as fest as a
trainOf - rolls can make the Ws.
• _ Besides the works ,already,ilescn ' , Bur
'den .& Sons have two steam felling, mills
and two large and very complete: smelting
furnaces. The furnaces making oversee
.-'
•
ent3r ions per day out' of 'ore rifincitsply
from Vermont, This fim ; employs fourteen
hundiednien.
; Antither large iron iVorlis is that o f Cor-
Din g; Wins/ 9 w A _:Co: ,; Besides'. ' saciel iant
:inliii theS Maki/Env - mounts of Tail -Cold
1 chairs, - axles,•-&-o. They have ,evidently
r • bell'v''-'-entet'Prising_formtarly, but are
I now l etting their rivals get tar ahead , of
them In improvements;iiille they adhere to
appliacCes which are behind the age. By
1 1 the - way - this - Is a fault . which is sharply
charged upon the Iron men of Pittiburgh
by, one of their confreres here., "No
1 , whefe," says he, "are natural advantages
discounted at such a ruinous rata as in
Pittsburgh, and these alone enable her to
grow rich making iron by such brutish
methods;" and then went on to instance the
case of single puddling furnaces 'without
blast—failure to superheatstearn,nridso on,
until from his postulates one would' infer
Pittsburgh to be as much In, the dark lute
lectually,as physicidly.
The other great iron firm here is Griswold
do Co., of the Rennsalser Iron Works. This
firm and Mr. Morrell,. elf the. -Cambria
1 Works, Johnstown, - Pa., jointly own the
various patents in this country for making
Bessemer steel,. and have been making it
here with 'complete - success". The only other
Bessemer Worts in this country is at Har
risburg, and 'tie subsidiary to Griswold &
CO. • Mere they have two converters, two of
them holding. five tons each, equivalent.to a
capacity of twenty tons each. Only one
converter is now in operation', while blow
ing engines are being completed for the
others. - , A forge for the ingots; with' one of
Sellers' largest steam hammers, is . nearly
completed. A large new.steel riffling 6111;
better planned than any rollingiiiiill have
seen, is partly . In operation. ,It ',lntended
principally for rolling rails, and'will
go far to supereedetheif importation,whieh
is, to be the more• wished, since , the steel
rails sent to this country are not so reliable
as those retained•in England. I have my
self noticed several instances of sudden
breaking of steel rails, and on inquiry found
it'was not uncommon. Whilst this is So,
their superiority to iron will, mainli consist
in their wearing longer. -
The coal used here is brought by the
Deleware and Hudson canal, mostly :rom
Luzern county Pa., the ore from Vermont,
Lake Champlain, and other mining districts
still more distant; yet with . these natural
draw backs. T.roy very nearly attains the
second pl a ce in the amount of her iron pro
' This week all the iron mills at Troy,
ceased to work because of a Strike among
the . puddler's, who ",demand a rise—how
much I neglected toaseermin. There is as
yet no definite prospect of 'its ending soon.
About three thousand men are thus thrown
out of employment.` Burden & Sons, slid I
tLink, the other firms carry heavy stocks, so
that'they will not soonsuffer. much. Several
other eastern cities will afford similar topics
for another letter.
joatert CCIPLET, JR.
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IWGIUUM TO MARRIAGE.-
Young Yiees Guide to Happy Marriage
and Conjugal Felicity. The humane viewtot benev
olent Physicians, op the Errors and Abuses incident
tolConthsgCly Manhood, s e
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manta letter
envelopes taphorir. Address HOWARD Ahl•
80C1A'YI . P., hiladelphla, Pa. .myttimMT
WBATCHEILOWS.HAIR
Tbis splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world:
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
Instantaneous; no: disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the 111 eltecta of bad dyes; Invigo
rates and leaves the flair soft and beautiful. black
or brown. Sold by all-Druggists and
Perfume m rs: N n
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goaet w_oe •P yam .
ApLEGHENT couNTY,
In the Court of- Common Pleas. ELLEN
KIRK, by her next. friend. Geo. 8.. Cochran, vs.
HUGH KIWI. No. 97, September Term. A. D.
1867. Libel In Divorce. d oiliest° nurtremonii.
And now, June Bth, A. D. 1808, 8.0. NUM
PATRICK. Eaq.,
.appolnted Commissioner to take
testimony. &e.
• Attest : JANIS H. WALTEA.,,Peoth•y.
.
You are beretty
. nottried .tbat' , Lh . e undendgned-
Comudaskineriappointe.4 t 4 the. Court to take 411-_
ttmony th the &bare case and reportto Shp c 0011.,,
will attend to the duties of his appoint me nt tin
SATURDAI the 27,th day ,oflunen 18130,
at 10 , eksth,r. st.,. at his Were. NO, 600r.an$
PRtabiirgh. when and whom yott gas l atteddiflon -
See proper. „ , IL. G. 411i1CPAITRjelle,
- 7elh-Ll-11;r47 ± 'Cginentsrloner..
N _
aricE IS _HEREBY GIVEN
that appllcation - titniboen wade by the ander
awned to the Court. of Coatm,ost Pleas. or AltEgheny
Gounty for a GUARTAJt Ob.tblcOlfgttßATlUbi of
4 he Gera= UdePen
6 T ' G ene VIII
Society, 0f...331444. lath":
And that the same will be granted rou the Ant pow-
DAY of June next, tinkelseaceptloaa are Died
thereto. ' '
W. Mg NOPITETT, ;
• Attoraey fqr Awietation.
'larch 24th, 1888. • '
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VOLT.ISTABIL",I4SSURIDIENITe
. , .
'.' - 'Notice IS hereby siren that J'AMES D.DEL*O.'
bi' . deed ' er:vol an airy ass igntnent,dated the pal
day of ion.. 1t , 49,; a segued- and;ttansieired to,the .
subscribers all his estate,- In trust for the benefit of
his creditors. All perilous indebted to 'laid ?estate .
will 'Make' Parnetit. and those having.claims will
Preieo i'4 1 2 0 ? , 414 y. autbenticated,.at the ottice,No.
%a Diaxellid.•' .; . • • : ' , • • - ' . • : • - ~
4JJiiiiit'lilLiEß, Jr., , I
,
: . " li itkEO..N..4I , IIXSTDONW
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' , , :, •,; • As.
..Ltlitibtirgh,7 4 tine' lo, 1908. ~ aigeeesa ir74 , r
;41181161111EZ 914 1 -, NOTICE OF •APB '.
POINTASENT.,:I•I;' 1, ,, i - : ~ ~,!,., :.!,..„..
..... the District Court.of the United States, for the
Vi esteru District ofYinusylvatila. Intim matter of
'SIMEON BUMS hUti a; Of Perry ' township, - Arm.
strong pipet", Pa., 4itsinkrupt.. , Ne.:ll .o6 . to Bank
estern,Disirlet'er Peeneylvehht, se. / ,, At Pitts.
iburitit, I'm; the loth. or MayioAkpatlea.:,- r, -
TO WHOM IT MAT COlCStelr;-e'rhl'underaigned,
hereby gives notice °elite appointment us assignee
i of tiltdEON pus - ppv,uur. of -VerrY , toytuship. lu
the eoutityot Artlittl*ll(itind•State of rennhylea.
.nle. , erithin said :diserKit, estso.lts4 been, adjudged a
bankrupt •npog Ids. own,vellllpm,
, by. llir. lli4trict
Court ` [sl t r
~4eii%L E I,E Atttihwy-it-inw,
mr21:430-Tui 91 Grant street.itiatignee. _
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SPECIAL' NOTICES.
LEGAL.
TO STU lan, RE3PONDIOIT..
s ; . mow - civonr - s*Lvi Of; • t.
" Is* iiiiiiir of an •i:sillei , ittibkOktlitio' Mort of
Allegheny county, dated,7 30, Antal the under
"red I "r oc rA9,o 0 natedit,rilo,HQSTHT,
H UHlt, In CI yOTYI obuteb. on taircleth:
'Me! 04110 fet 42 .cfit , of*tinrntritltOnto,
.Alt,tio r rYllniti pi rig, Ant& %pit ;W011141140%
min tot plan of. ott, and he g . rot. tin front
on Arthur" street .Ottettrltti k-11HicfeOt4 tot
wl r wirkil:? a rec i tga.dioralng house.
5..,.:•;,, , :. : ,; zg awtibi grAntalel3,!.:
02150 x 1 34 4matapytme r efA ...... ..K.ImoNvIt
jeiMi)iiiiiiiidstiel""'lisrittliiiletr :. ",
tbri of Vag "1
GIWEN
spat:m spp ukimbacheevyniatits i to .4114
,
bf Lltbdie of an icaleaf Voitsty,
of—
Peter'Eurt, eattnirfteure. Law renrev
.40._senal.faulAgfPROVP•4,141Vir qi 0 •
into-13,17r,yry , t t f,
iVUEEN --- etaail, -very fine, hi"
prurytivrj.„,494lW,ttilecteLYPlCAO Avg ale ,at;
• ilt fa..siiNattawl
. • 103 UMW Liberty aud Band VIM L 5..
'‘la .)ebtro i l i i i 4* *: 4 7 4 0
Veer, - .I.PArdlrr
A T 4tlcTuoN.
- Oa Thiirsday, Jinie_rdth;; 186%
AT .T 0 , 131..0011 , P. hi., • • -
/L " SR CZ : - "'H 0 . 17 S
Ia nod repair. contalnlng seven rooms and a good
' cellar • well and pleasantly situated Itir a prirate .
, re m 4oce, vblehle a
good tram° stable; a well or excellent water at the,
- - door!: Alba; 'Milt trees suid ; ": _
AISO, at saute time Ind lace 7' ItEL.FRAMIC
.I:WELLING. HOUSE* - and tINE. , LIOIRSE,
.• testi: Asterroiuns-3111ft the - •
1n conneetton ;with.ttalthe underaigned - wlll sell a
- large' and convenient 'WAGON AN II.CABRIAGY,
ASII(IP' and lILACINISIITII' 8110L'/' ;located. on tne
ra g* street—an old and Tstabltsh bualnessidand.
Aso-several LIOHT AND:HY:A. I V WAQUNi3.
• The abovenwned property is six trillewfrom' Pat's
burgh— situate:on the Hada° 11..114 quilthln4
_ few u ji,, U tes! walk- of the -Stettin6 . ;It will be said
without reserve., as the Owner intends' toleave the
place. • *Tennfeisy d , and will bitiode icituvrd oti day
lof • . , ,„ „
.3615:038 , $
(yriormANs , .couins SALE.
,1 —; • • ;
BYrirtue of an 'eider the bridnine , Conapf
Allegbet.y county; k wilt eanose to public tale at the
Weaneadrti, ; the 4111ab,i of' afaii* Next,
AT 'A O'CLOCK . t. ' • • •
Those two certain. LOTS Lir G OUND 'at the . cor.
ner of Broad And strethe Tlllageof
Eadt Liberty, ' being Lord 11 an 1). NekleY's
plan,-and•eseb AIM clog 30_ reek% on p road street and
extending in depth,/b0 fe t to Plum street.
back , .
. .
Tlcrtata- , Orie‘firth• east', and • e: batanto In fohr
qual annual payments, with in rest payablu fiend.
annually, to be secured by bead ud,murf gage (with
special clauses to enforce Arabi . payment,') 'O l l the
• ROD T . DUMMY
. • • ~ •
' ' • "ltuirdian o Mary F. Metter.
BRUCE & NEGLET.Att , orna Jelfs ra9
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BY surrator, vamoo*
I-142013<5
DIPOIRTANT
BUILDINC
AndSit6 for Sn'btir
xlo3rEs
liebolieli is situated o . the no rth side of the Alle-
Rhein , riVer, seven mil ell 'atm e the eity. and on the
lino of the, Western: Pelinsyl, alga its road,,, bill
4d
property la nusuripsased for vantages of location,
beautiful romantic scenery; air and - water, • it un
doubtedlyiaussesses rare at aetlollll (hr those whose
cultivated tastes. and pe t r Judgment - lead them
away to seek for homes f from the dust, smoke
and noise of the city.: It is l aid - out- iii lots to snit
aLI pareliasera flat iportl n between the railroad
aud river is laid out, in lo s of 516- by 1510 feet.
Above the railroad, Up_ to 1 41..„,_str‘ et, are four
rangesof lots, 40 by 160 fee . Above Ninth street
one range of half-acre lots. iro this are several
ranges of acre lots. The b alan ce will be sold In
quantities
This suit purchase for suburban 'resi
dences.' ls indeed tile most attractive sale - of
real estate that was ever offered at public auction.
Tne lets will be .sold wlthMit rederve - a chance to
purchase a home at your pride. Attend the sale,
•
On Saturday, gOth, IS6S,
511% °Time r s. P. M.
I ...
On ' the prinntsee. Free exeurelon. Trains leave
DcA0ta121 4 1 , : 11 9 0. 0 1 . 04
janAtl:clth ,
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alan
ce
In
ace
yeari.
1331TTHSON, VANIIOISE. a "AfeCLELLAND ,
Auctioneers,
. 53 and 57 Firth stset
HANDsoszip -
Private Residenee• and Grounds,
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• ON WESTERN AVENUE. ALLEGHENY CITY,
AT I AUTTIOV. • .
THURSDAY, June at
be
o•tlock P.
Irrecitell. on the premises, will be sold, that ele
gant and valuable .realdense and grounds, located
on the corner of Western avenue and! Bldweit St.,
(lately owned and occupied by P. Lyons, Zvi!)
The lot fronts on the. Winne (100) orse hundreu,
feet, extending back on itleiw!'ll street (SST) two
hundred and twenty-seven feet, covered with urns
:mental trees, alinstr , ery, Av.. and lineally enclosed
with Iron fence; outbuilding , and stables complete.
Title hi Indeed a rare opportunity to !secure a first
ela3a bl r ßib r a, TA:v .
Si - HOOK d AIcULELLAND,
jell Auctioneers.
- F URNITURE, PIANOS*
New BnuoS i els and Ingrain Carpets
mwrruzsguas, DESKS,
EXTENSION TABLES AND SUNDRIES
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. June 18th. at 10 .
at Masonic Hall Auction !looms, Nos. 35 and 37,
stireet. will be , sold. an as.ortmerrt 'of Vend- ,
ture; new, Breduiels and Ingrain Carpet s of every.
description: Hair; 'cotton and Husk Mattresses.
Tesa.,rle/tlest take Herrinv Cutlery of. all kit oib'
.ItilverPtated Ware. Red :Spreads. quilts, Tel.
let tloaps. '
'Clgark, Jiljtrore, 'new Water ' Cooleri,
• Vases and Kitchen Iturni-hment:
- Aldo, three splendid 7 , uq;p4e, ,be sold
at 3 o'clock r. X.
smrrus9zt; McCLELLAND.
- . Auctioneers.
BY di-L80434T8.
AT' AUU
premises. on T
100 • Of19:114141"1•Ag
he solA, on the
lock
In the fort near Mount Union Cemetery, „1,0 .June kith, at 3 4.00 n
Bricks. In kiln, to which the special attention of
builder" hi invited.
•A. LEo64l,llt.'iuctioiseee,
• . Yb 9 Reddest itrect, .Allegneni.
,BY riaacra.4 MIMI% '
PALM ER P.1 1 7 14 1 /4 k,
'AIY.PTION,P 4 P4 7 P.
And annsnission Merchants,
• „
OPERA SOUSE. ITICTION 'ROOMS,
No. 60 Pith Street, Pittsburgh,
BOOTS SHOES • CARPETS
Dry Goods and Plotkin.,
AT PRIVATT:I3A.LIG DAT AND DTTOKINO.
• cessigiainesta SigiaD44. Prompf,*ep
lOLA
LOTION,'*
5,: • i ••
FOB BEAVTIVTING l'11:6 SKIN 'AND cox-
Eruptilonss Yrecklea,
T l uPles. th 'Notches. Tan, ete., ;add render, the
• b soft 't ali and blodialny. Afor Maus Its 'the:
Nursery It le Invaluable. Yoe ,g_entlemen.- after I
shaving. It has no equal. "PaPli lAN LOVION
Is the ool6raable reined,' for ;diseases and , bleupl
4tFainiarf SOAP !P
Vat , die tiahlii c titisOiT i attli tlot chaW the
shin. - Yd XD oensivereake. , ; • •
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41SE4isituine ` ery4lid flitidkercht, Itaqul9lte.
.ileltftte, lasting tratrance. , o3ol4 FDrussit 6 te•
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trilifslyx I f ; ire,..Wo4llthuses
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Apemia vaguer in :pod liteettons.
.Aleowetterall: WOOLiiN: ifiteTOß/ O vithli. .r ee
of lind,,and good Imprvemeots, *Web la. sell
OhenPlutUan ret.sotieln: *mask , 2Bnaltiess 'Houses
i t,
to let on good streets. Fri eta Dwelling Harms for
rent In both cities. Tor her IcAtellaraltiqnlee
- 1 . ..1121 n • litti4risiti et t. otillsidtatg l ai ,
IrlOtlitiiiil litre'
• aium f.ntehmx: •
2 P • alh)gr 0 •
- with" marble-W l ien
laLa , cries, eleeee .
'the t etiett of
Palate oilelorthelui. • ,
ntyc i Min TEMA
e A. 110103
et.,l
1.1 tigeirrar I
arg;tll. OlNted'for,itale ••• In the
tilitgertif Allen towtkwiljblnlng the Blrm- ,
inghsinithg„infl antlfteen..lllintttest ..vni train
.the end of, theltLonong
grOviing Oter ft, 00IIwas realized nsr tots
'sod laai i i ,l aelealii• aid; ONler tifty neat &evenings were
erected uring the seasott.,,,its a apticial inducement
hitrAn i t/allotiv we. are.wllling to close the balance of
lo tittle low prlee'otftere giloo to $330 each,
and'On Setila'ettider thial r tiaidng• Ten= : are on
the; gretalges ereprafternoen ;Font 3 to T.o'elFtodl i !
oka d nltlY I nic?„,eirner of-Fourth a w ..,, z a 4
d et,ree .• , MeLAI •
.
200.900 • ACRES OF •• •
-.
0110ICE.1411a114;SALEI
Un4on, Pacific .7taitrix4ContianY,
-ter r
• , EASTERN DIVISION,
rirngalong the 11oeof there rood, at.
1 . . t+ , .; • „ '
$1 ,00 TO $6,00 PEI ACRE; •• - •
And on scrip= OF FIVE YEARS. - ' • 4 ,, •
ror thrther Partl94aral maps, &c'! addrGl
' •;z• -•- • :30BN•P. DEVIIREVX.
Land C aunts loner To elil,iniiinto
or crllk9.'ll: k6:lit11010r,
Eit..Lo iiiiiscnizt:
E:ACTENT.S.
srauamaz.
VAN,
ON SALE OF
OTS
&MC
$20;000-iro,11.:0AN,'
Corr inorrri AND fforrrcit Acap.,
bbr WELLIMMD Br.LL B3TATE.
APPLY T 9
STEEL B,l' WILSON, •
Brotens and Real Estata Agents,
No. SO Smithfield Street.
rE?3111
:TORN D. BAILEY & BRO.,
. .
STOCK AND :REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND A.VCIVINEF.US,
.
Are Prepared to sell at Auction STOCKS,' BONDS,
and 'ail - lamas' of -i3ECU RETIES, . BEAU ESTA.TE,
HOUSEHOLD , FURNITURE, . Go.. either on the
premises or at the lioShl.of Trade Rooms.
Particular attention paid, as beretofore4 to the
sale of Real Estate at private sale..
Sales at Real.Eatate. in the countriattended.
Otter. No. 115 irtnißTG STREET. oc
$10•000 "41°4114
* - 9. •
ON BOND AND 'MORTGAGE:
GEO. M. PETTY.
' •
atrlS Real Estate Agent, GO Blettheeld street.
IaBEAT DISTRIBUTION ( BY THE
mETEorioLITAE GIFT COMPANY. Cash 1
Its to the amount or 1900.000. Every ticket I
dritAli a
shi. • . •
Ca (Arts Each $lO,OOO
10 • • 5,000 I.
'2O `` " 1,000 I.
40 •• •• 400'i n
200 .• 100 "
300 ' • •• I
450 " j
000 •• • 1
30 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each .300 to .5 25
00
35 . •` " Melodeons, — 75 to 150
150 Sewing Machines ... .. ....caelt 00 to 175 1
950 'Musical Boxes •• 25 to 200
300 Fine Gold Watches " 75 to 300
750 Vine Sliver Watches...
. . • • 30 to 50
Fine 011 Paltittngs. Frame d Engravings. Silver
Photograph •Albotns, and a large u
sortment of / ine Gold Je_wnsry, In all
Valued at 71,000.000
eitcmosto oretto••ny of t.e above P• :Teo by pur
chasing. A Sealed Ticket for 25 cents. 'rickets de
seriblngesch Prize are seated In Enveiopesond thor
oughly mixed. On receipt of 25 eta. a..ntcdTicket
will be drawn without choice and delivere
he
our
oftice, or sent by mail to any addrees. I'he prize
Totaled upon It will be delivered to the ticket nouler
on the payment °fond dollar. Prizes will be home-
thately sent to any address, as requested. b) es press
or returniall.
Yon te. II know what your Prim is below you pay
far it. Ault proe m bs axe/singed for anotAir of
th intm , eatua B AFKS.
SiirOnrirttrons elm depend on fair dealing. ,
• Its. - Pt alliNCEs.—We Select tho few folio wlng names
from .this nanny who have lately drawn valusble
prises add kindlyjierrnltted 'us to pnblish them:
• S. T. Wilkins Buffalo Ni Y.. *LOCO: Miss - Annie
Mimroe„Chleatio, 111., piano, valued at la 40; Robert
Jack:4mi Dubuytul, lowa , Gold Watch, SID; Philtp
illecarthv; Ky . :, lliamond Cl:later 'Ring,
gigi; iii•Patterson,' 'hew Bedford. Man.. bilVvr ,
Tea dot. $173 : bliss Moms Waiworth. Milwaukee,
Win, Plano, t h y. T. W. Pitt, eleyeland,
•
rutitinh no altar. without Vero:PU*lon.
OPINIONS OP TIIE PRESS.—"They are
doing the lorgest Ow Om is reliable. and
'deserve their .IbUCCebt...."l-Woettit • Tributut, Rh.
;.tifiko'.l .
AMU
n In ti llill et pu irl bl
Age& 'RAU,. ;fruit,
rlited nbar . st
. Eireet 'Passenger tail,.
Icketations In:AZeitheny
gelghbortk , o4. . 14ply ; at
Eitlite. 9111ce,. 137 Gestalt
.I,thids
11,33.
"We have examined ttAtrayhteni. and know them
to be a falr dealing arm. —NeW York, Herald, .F,b.
281 '1.mit,,week a friend of ours driw a 4500 prize . ,
which wag promptly y Yew,. Karen .
leius
Bead for cireular gfridg Many mine rtifirenees ands
favorable notices from toe press. Liberal Oiduce-*
melds to, Agent.. Natisfactlon guaranteed. Every
package .Ortisaledi Envelope.it :containa • qta . C i 2 l s if
dIYT. tilx tickets for 41;13 for 114;33 for 45;110for 15.
All letters s hould he adilivinied_ to HAIM
WILSON, A, CO.. !73 BitqAPWAT ', N. Y.
. • .
N - lovricE TO OWNERS OF- ..•
DR/ITS, JIACIES, &e. 7 .;:,
•
• •
Notice Is hereby. t iven to 'owners .oiprATß,
Carts, (a ringed gles, ac.,whether res mit or
non-reeldela In the It y.of Pittsburgh, to oitylhelt
bleenseq pc the Treasurerts (Nice, of, the City of
Pittsburgh -*Olvra WAT it, In accordanee with an".
Act of Assembly, apnatred Notch 30th„ 1880 ind
and an Ordinance of, ithe Connclls.of ,the 1010 of ,
Pltteburgh, passed &urn 10. 1800.
All Licenses nut paid du or before MAT 15, 18135.
will be planed' In the -ban danf the Odor or Police,
for collection, subject to his fee of 50 cents forthe
collection thereof, and,pll pttrisonil who neglect or
fu
rese to take out Licenses will be subject to a Pen-'
atty.; to be reeovert4 hefore'the Mayer, double the
ampunt.of the License. • •
The old metal Plates Of lorcylous Must be re.
turned at • the 'time Lleebi•es' are taken4dt,',. Or pay.
cents therefor. • .;
ItArVES OY LICE..NdEv •
Mach One :Hero 50
' Etch Tito florae . •” ' • • •1M 00
w•Ersiti Yount owe . o
15 00
Fa Murse Back itt•••4•.• 1 5 0 0
umnibui,e,r.and Thribor WliceLe . Grown y Tw'
4.l.ol literse l s.;2}iigiktees Pollars etschr. • -
P - " - •
E J
Fire Insurance C?mpfflibi
OF PIT7ISBTJEGH.
Office, No. a, Fifth :4Ecod Floor,
OVER REI N S D iA N DIEUt.- it SIEDI;E;ti
JEWELRY. STORE
i)ritmCWoUs =
'Robert. C. SChmertz,
Charles hieyran-,
, Wm. M. Lang,
Wm. Carr, •
' Peter 'Kell, . ' • • --
A. Steinmeyer, I Martitißeil.
•
.• .
Presq.
L. MOlipANSTklabi, Vice .Pies'*.,
CRAB. 31 - EFR,M 'Fregaurer
C; F.,sERROSiE,Secretary
, - ,
The above Conipany Is now fully organized, and
prepared to ,tako FIRE WOES.'H careful atten
tion to business orudentec and fa i r dealing, this
Company will, tildeavor to merit a liberal share of
the petropagoof the community. , jeitall •
BEN FIANKILIIR
INSURANCE 'COMPANY,
OF . ALLEGHENY,
Office in Franklin Savings Bank Buildings,
N0:4.3 CobiolSt.., Allegheny:
A ROME COMPANY, managed irY Directors well
known to the community; lOW trust by fair dealing
toincrlt a share of your patron age..
HENRY IRWIN "' ' President
ORO. DoRIDDLR Secretary
: " DIRECTORS: - - .
I
Efehrilrwra,.'' . D. I.: Patterson, Henry Geri:rig,
Oeoott. Riddle; Jacob Franz; ... , Gottletb Pass.
Simon Drum, , J., B. Smith', ~ Jacob Hush,
W. M. Stewart, Ch. P. Whlston, Joseph .Crata, •
Jos: Lantner, ' R. ".I..7,lnlutnd, Jeremiah Kehen
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
•
• OF THE OITY OF ALLEM:ENT. f
Office, In ALLEGHENY TRUST OOliPANYffi
BUILDING. •
FIRE. INSURANCE ONLY.
. . .
W. W..ALARTIN, President.
' .I.&S. E. STEVENSON. Sosretax7. - 1—
DIRECTORS: ' •
A. H. English,. 0:11.1.•:Willisms3 1 2 0 . Thompson,
Juo. A. .Myter, Jas., Lockhart, Jos. Myers.
.„
J 33: L. (trishaw. Robt, Ltit, C. C. Boyle,
dna. Brown, Jr. Geo. Gent, Jacob Kopp.
mb25:113.1 . , ,
IYANYESTERN INSURANCE CORI.
OF PITTSBUItGII.
Y
LEXANDER NIMICK, President.
P._llEltitEitT, Sectetary.
CAPT. tiIoXIIMEN KELL), General Agent.
Mee, 99 Wate'r street, Spang & Co.'s Ware'
house, up Istalrb.
Will In:ure against all kiwis of Fire at Marine
"Risks. A home Institution, managed by Directors
who are well tnown to the community, and who are
•delvnnitted by Proluptin•As and liberality to midi.
tam the character whlerr they have assumed, as of•
teeing best protection to those who desire to be
Insured.
Dlltfivlosa:
Alexander 'Mullett. • • - Joan B. McCune,
R. .Mlller, Jr.; . Cbas. J. Clarke,
JIM% McAuley, WlUtamS. Evans,
Alexander Speer, " Joseph EtrkpatriCk.
Andrew Ara - feu, • -- Reymer,
David M. Long. Wm. Morrison,
nom D. lbm.eu. .
P
ENNSYLVANIA . .
- - •
INSURANCE • COMPANY OF PITTTSBURGH ,
OFFICE, 511 FIFTH STREET, BANE BLOCH.
Tins to a Hume Ctimpany, and insures against Ines
by Firt. exclufiirely. .
LEGNA I:I) WALTER; rresident.
C. C. BOYLE. Vice President.
ROSECT CNTRICE, Treasurer. •
HUGH IicELIIENY. Secretary.
DIDICTOW2I:
George Wilson,
Geo. NV. Evans,
'J. G. 'Lappe,
J. C. FleisieS. '
John Voegtlet,
-A. Ammon. i.- ...A.
Leonard Walter,
C C.' Roy iu.•
Hobert l'atrtek,
Jacob Calater,
Josiah Muir,
dia.! 11. Hopkins,
.ifeurt Sern?l,
INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY .FIRE.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFF IG'E. 435 & 437 CIIESTNIJT BT., NEAR. sTit
DlRXtrinerl.
Charles R. Baneker, , 3Lorderal H. Louis,
Tobias Wagner, David S. Drown,
S;unnel Grant, . - I. Lea,..
Jacob B. Smith, Edward C. Dale,
reorge W. Itteeerds, George Pales.
CRADLES C. IiANCKEit, President,.
EDW. C. Dal.V., Vier President.
W. C. errEr.LE. , .. , otre tam pro tern. • •
J. liAlLLl.tillit COFFIN, AGENT,
I North West corner Third and Wood Streets
nihM:irls
__ ___—____ —.......m.e.
A ILLEGALENT LITSER • CE COM
PANyy ISM; RUH.
OFFICE, Nu. 31 El 1 , 111 STREET, BANK BLock
Insures againsi all kinds-of Fire and Marine Risks.
JOAN ittwfv, President. ,
JOIIN D. SfebOltD, Vice President.
C. O. DONNELL, Secretary. - , •
CAPT. WNI. DEAN. General Agent.
Dili
,I Cti:474. Win. Dean,
I 8.. L. Fahnetteek,
W. -IL' Everson, •
Robert 11.'Davis,
FrAiicis 'Sellers, •
Capt. .1.4 T.•titockdale.
John Irwin. ;Ir.,
John 1). SteCortl,
U. ,11. 11-48 CV,
liarvoyChtl.ts,
TS. klot.kinwll.
Charles. flays,
pEOPLES ) INSURANCE' COM
OFFICE, Y. E. 0013Srli WOOD 8. FIFTH STS.
A some taking rtre _ and Larino Risks
.Wro.
.
John It. Parks. - f '
ff • Capt: Jnams mulct,
• • Wm. Van 'Kirk, •
James Yernt`Z.'
, WIC P1111.1A" .1,
011* WATT Ir.
W. Ir. trAnDrant
• • , •a mr. .1.1b::411011:
ERO - 117LNT TAILORS.
eARDL24
P.
Beell-ANT, 7X '
.49;F•41:6X!"'
Ko. l ifi FIKITEIPIELD STREET. PITTS/36K GU,
, •
, .
, . i• •
Kee contil t alltly Od band a line smarty , eat of
CLOTHS CASSIMERES . &VESTINGS -
Al - ,
AlseN„ 0 &KV,
~ MT 8
Cl,;(OllPtiQ DY.6.143 To touil•.ll...tiu laical; !alit.
JLE.., , r,s • f i 1 .:..:::, 1• . . ~ • ~...._ „,.
, - :r i iIdEROILELN i r TifILCIR,••••::•• - : • il
`*A:' i 0 cO.iif:,iiof#i):ol44iii:, P,ittalArgla; Pa.
' • - Colqstantly, op. Itaa.l, a tali iesortilleat 6t40.0 1 :K8.
,'
.41.._.•4.Z,1E5. 36CefilkWil; .4c:: 9s "
' V" 4C(4 . i Illerd4ant l'a4lAires,
its
No: 34 Federal St., :A ll eghpyi , - -
/hie Jast recatvedit Aria and, Isell:IWIe0e4 Is .3E or
VINM systryck .000 P .
Suitable fur a first elasseustom trade. Also. large
Vuidir. or OUN'trB Vtr"i B l" V g7B;
77 7 7- 1 7-7 1J - TH - OGR 4 . - P l4-ERS:
o "itqtraiN 4L " successors
: YO.A C s uccessors
SO. 110: 6 2L• .?‘4, gra jeaviioiiiiiii: •
-; 191 ‘ 744- ' ' " ' ' st
1114 oily titailiii'l4tlßogriph s_lo.#lshmenLessu,
ortue inousuns: ivragnarrtieDipitainas,
13:PitorinarticatiA4g,Vitegx.ly‘ieb: C .x .ertitiCii s t 4 3/ 1 4tk o d f D:Treippift lunx7_vitai4,
: i Yf~St~`^.T 7 z
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f 1 ta .
k a t il i g= lr iNiktfi 7 7. - - getg rititeliCittsiiiiiittikilOitlriltiani' "liT
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• ;1. Johnlnk ~A,AA.Ntstu , besthess sAluiliowAb.; kAu • , ''au ' l, Ist- VAT %Ink _t4barga 4 7 %/ 61 ,a ,
ord „,, pK , s3 o,l7aktnitud iValtillopitadolosionvar. !ittellnou giT4 l 4 40 .'btli,___,_4eginPtili4. bunting of
muted. idiiiefiUM COVEN liontlita kadx,loDVMl,l3lliiik
Tr )
igrp li r ! .
IMMltar4 , J.w...orgragt
MONDAY, Jinifilstii,l;llo4lurini the
THE CHEAT "REBELLION
or, Tl, X-1-4
anirciarii , ,
SIPISATIOiaL
it l EL49 l 4,f
d08#90 1 , 8 0 /4Enir•
1. , ••
szlirrispi,wanze.
HUI11i£i;I11.! •
. :
MUSEUM
Comprising 3yonics tor and Oitz.wr NAT.
lINAL ! LryijieirsyydelaiS: „Au.;
Fifth street, oPposite Fittsburgh Tti,eairo. ,t
Cnrde otAdtaleston, NM! cents.' Doors open *mit
8 o'clock A. M. 26 10 Y. It:. • . , atkolB
Ilgr GRAND •
Joseph ortlusteyn,
OW.
Adolph ki reps,
Choll.SbprAir„
J:ticalu
A GBANG CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN INTIM
thsT o NE s KA TEm Brw, Allegheny,
ON THURSDAY .ANDiI FRIDAY. EVENINGS. :
•
JUNE Mau+ 19T0, 1808,
And a GRAND MATINEE' 00 SATURDAY AF
TERNOON, June 40tb, at poi Welopk. •
The ORCHESTRA will ~ b e under the diniction of
Prof. 1 1 1E1SS, jetuier of the Great-Western Hand.
Miss C. A. MOODY, Principal of the Mozart Mu
sical Institute, will preside at the Plano. •
The services of the ALLEGHENY QUARTETTE
have been secured fur the occasion, and will render
some of their =Lest Songs each evening.
• The whole under the direction Publi c ror. W. H.
SLACK, Teacher otblualc in the bchools.
Admission it 50 cents.
Children Under 191 Fears of Age., 25 • 44
Tickets to be had at thr3lusie Stores, Pittsburgh;
the Rook and Drug StoreS, Allegheny. and at the
Hardware- btore •of •WhAtesides & DrIIM, 'Federal
street, near RaH If
road jpot. '" , •; ;
The Steinw a y Grand ncert•riano.
' _
Welled by H. Rieber & ro.
• Doors. open as,.: 7! o'clock, Concert to:commence
at 13X o'clock.' -, -
- N. 11.—At S o'clock tite Singers will form in has
'and march to positions gp tne stage. - •
arGRAND YI
DIKECT0118: • _.• •
Cap t.: ithOadS,
Samuel P. ahriver,
Cattier , At bntitle,
Jared Brush:.;
Lang. •
• ,4fillilleiSiCcliOtttrt
regdent:'
.Pra}ldent. • • ,
SettetarT.
nNi General -Agent.
- 31A14)10 01 '•
vow, rkszaumENTAL
CON'CIMT.
iC AL? VOXCElers
FOR THEJBENEFIT-01"
racarrn wArtr• v. P. MISSION,
To be conducted by Prot. EDWIN STIEBUATT, to
be held In the •
SECOND U. :P. GHZJECH, Sixth-Street.,
ON. THURSDAY DVENING, duns 18T0.
Doors open at 7 o'clock, concert" to Commence at
a Quarter to 8 o'clock. 'I
Tlcketato be bad at tC. Mellor's, Wood street;
Dunseath & Hazlett's. lfth street, and at the door.
jen:r7o '
WSTRAWBERST FESTIVAL
CUMBERLAND PR SBYTERIAN CHURCH
On Sitith Street,
TUESDAY AHD WEMESDAY, JUNEI6 AND 17
DINNRR 12 31. TO 6 r, X.
61PPPER. 6 O'CLOON..
'PROMENADE 7,1 , 640 11 O'CLOCK. Jel3
IA FIRST :CLASS
STRAWBEERYI An ICE CREAK[
Till be held in E,4ELSIOR BAIL, Allegheny,
ON .91'}i AND 91Dia IMF.; r.
For'the benefit or the lifethodtst Church Home *Dr
•sion.Work., •
ri-r=the &V
ofa cigitibins are Oar.
&tally Invited to attetld. -
1R,, ,- - --- BENEFIT OF THE FOWL'
tinder the anepices of the Society of St. Vincent
de,Paol. (Su ponference,) there will , betiebt
A GRAND CHARITY PICNIC,
AT X'FkMIM'Ii GROVE, f
ON SA.PlUtil)ll.:l 7 . July 4th.
arrangements have been made to secure s
pleasant and enjoyable day to all who attend, while
the same time they will feel conscious ofc..ntritr
uting to the relief of ate worthy poor in our midst.
Tickets of admission, including Dinner, 80 cents
can bo procurutt from the members of the Society.
or It (I rorge Quigley's Book Store, Grant street,
snd at the gate. rient
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WLE\ DE• GROVE. - •. • •
, . .
LINDEN GB Vit having been fitted rip in the
most euperb style, with a large and elegant .Plat
form, benntifully . aded, large Dining. Room and,
two excellent bard; is now resdi - to rent to PIC
-1:1CS. PAIVIHRs, SUNDAY SCHOOL. CEI4IIII3A.-
T EONS. ifio:, oe.the most reasonable terms. - ~..
'Parties hol.llug Picnics, sc.. will end it to:taeir
advantnge to secure - the Heave. - -- ' "
The ti rove .15 mealy accessible, 'being bat s feW
eteps from the .o:Aland Railway -Stations. ' whose cars
run regularly even:. fifteen minutes. ...
Ar..lr,or toxins, ac., apply - at the -
1 OFFICE OF I'IIE.OIELIND RAILWAY .CO.,
;_pw#4NPBTATKIX.
Mr - RIVERDALE •
SUWfIER; RESORT
Ai r mforsirruz:
llelfglitMlip eltneteil on the P. it 0; R. R.,
eleven infles From:the_ ctty. t nowopen for the re—
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dlrerac 614 - , isAlirr.x.r.R,
.p 403; . Box 318* Pittob.. st4.,P. O.
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illut,Ent tAnnumEgi ArAMOREB:
-MAXANDER PATTERSON,
TAEDE'NO. iteile StVeet fbneerly Moatliter.
and 1.10 .an }one cat ellagerklll.
rittLitßEFNlitY Alf
•i- , .E4riigh. • and planed 'Lumber,
noon.
kloog •
atherbeardla.ll, •Whi in • ' •
lnd•ta,, u EN •
m in . L , m b u r,•• Cedar and: Locust Pons.
Lattklui4 ranno, • Oat and , Yellow Flna.
A.LtlO-.FIEFICE. TILE and CLAY." allkotit
'PORT LIUDIBEII comp - Aim
$.125,060.
DITIERTD,ON;
' • sonarAn't%-1. A• • WRIUNT; - •
• ,-..burr.rotrriattiMlT—EDlN. DAVISON.
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_ ; DoczosOnli:
'Ettirard'Daviton; • • 11.• Dutteany
John ?dation : D. DittridCa.
I. Malone •
JolLtitton.
6CO.•NY• Dithirli,ljteh •
litnitliEßY.tiiii•Corner of , airrizu ANIVAL.
LEOTLENY STitEETS., Ninth Ward F
Fieli•E AT roux rur; GL#48 .l iirgrA •
ington Street. I .1: •• • ow%
!DVMH:FAND::SCOUREIti
• OYE.IFAND SCOURER..
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And Nos. 186 and 187 Tithorilikeet t
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