:'ft!tiO!li*!Gm!k,.
`some, ~etern' li~an'uiuctures, .
•, -
_' Ilnrronts vcrrf,s : Writing frottr_Trov.
- F.; gave a
you sketch the iron and
''steel nuinufactures of that =city,and will
*kw add,e' 'few desultory notes nion like
,
Matters at other placeo. •
2. • Ono efth . em,nitich like Troy in Its , natural
.capabiliiles and the variety, of its nutrinfao-'1
tUres, but far behind it - in enterprise, is
Trenten, Nate, Jersey. The men and capi
tal in the iron business there are mostly from
Other places. Hoebling, the celebrated en
gineer, who , developed at Pittaburgh from a
scheming German into, real practical ,
. American, and whose'first marks were the
Old Pittsburgh Acqqeduct arid the Monon
gahela Suspension Bridge, long since and);
Boiled at. Trenton the wire mill which pro
duces the cables for Ilia bridges,land which
will' probably be soon at work upon the.
thousands of milefrof wire required for the
bridge across East •• titer. -The 'iron-ler his
. 'wire is made by the New York , fhin. of
Cooper, 'Hewitt & Co., now reef:Oat:hit°
the New • Jersey Iron Ond.Steel Vorripany,
whose extensive 'works in the ilotierpart of
the City are noted 'especially ke: the menu
fectrire of _ the 'largest', wrought" iron girders
in this country.: .
They;ere the first to
establish this buatia ess, Whieh . has grown,
- with the: exterision of fthe-,use of Iron for
building purposes, into. an:: immense
tit; In which Ilia. original adventurers
bold the first .plaoett. To roll 'these beams
,itri engine is used said tote, the most pow
- - erful in- any works In this country. Their
Whale establishment =stinted out
oteapitid 'where needed, aria is;well
worth a visit from' those interestediniron
making.
I spent some tiniein the works, of Wm.
..i3ellers & Co., of Philadelphia, who, :both'
-farther. amount and excellence of the ma
chinery. made by them, have long ranked
'above , tiny sluing: concern in this-country,:,
aiR perhaps in the world. Here I found a
great change in- - the general character, of
sir work. Formerly they were' almost
eiciusivelY makers Of machinists' toOls; now
several speeLdities,`as steam hemthers,!in
jectore, etc., exceed in amount thernachine
-tool business, which has largely poised into
the hands of the rival firm - of ,l3ement & '
Dougherty. The latter have theadvantage
of using later and better proportioned• pat
' terns, but Lin other respects the: older'ffrin
seem still unsurpassed.. Sellers & Co. have
the exclusive patent-right. for the Gifford in
jector,- which yields thern a larger profit
than all their other .busines.s.- • The latest
iMprovementin: their injectors conaists in
confining the overflow, so 'that it -presses
:back a piston which shuts off precisely the
"mount Of water which 'is in excess, thus'
snaking - it self-regulating.. The Injector
business is reduced to a syeteth similar 'to
that by which firearms are made, each piece
being made exactly like the corresponding
pieces in thousands of injectors Of the same
size. This enables the work to be dor e
"with' great - tepidity and , precision, and *li
miest 'wholly by machinery. Nearly all the
parts being screwed into each other; cutting
.Lthe • screws forms a large part of the work
done, and for doing this . bps and dies are
brought to a high degree of perfection. One
tap of four inches diameter was shown me
just se tempered, and for beauty ;of surface
and uniformity , of color, indicating like
uniformity of temper and texture. was such
as I bad never seen Clan:died. Where steel
of such POCollar excellence was required,'
21. r. George Sumner, the master forger of
the,ivorksi told `me he preferred that made
• by Park, -, , Bro.: & Co. of Pittsbiugh..
scarcely -think the . medal which that firm
received at the Paris exhibition so high a
:• 'testimonial Lf -- „th - e - qoalltrof their steel as
the Opinion of-Unit one-man: ,
At ..fienient Dougherty's several im
• proveinentiin`untehiniste. tools have latelY,
• been introduced. • Among , their triols re
snarl:able for size are a planer seventy-two
feet, long, and s vertical boring machine
which will bore a Cylinder of twelve feet
diameter, or turn a pulley of twenty-fciur.
• _' One such machine is needed in Piashingh
- for fiy-wheel pulleys, and Lther wink - of
similar character. Most kinds. or Machinery
riade. by them are in use at the Pittsburgh
- locomotive Works, and some of their lar
gest at the Brooklyn Navy , Yard, where
they are superseding machinery of New
Arork make.
, 'Whilementioning that Navy Yard I will
briefly notice one of the many objects of in
terest there--the double terrctteti'monitor
Halamazoo, which, besides being of the lar
..gest class of 'monitors, die moat heavily
:armored, and with the most powerful en
gines and boilers, has an entirely -new rea-•
lure, a heavy iron truss extending from
stem to stern and ire= 'deck to -keelson,
supposed to he strong enough to support
Ler entire ,weight- if - resting on a single
point amidships. This vessel is still on the
. stocks, and has not yet received her armor
surd armfoneet, both of which `she gets from
Pittsburgh; the latter is to consist of four
, fifteen or two twenty inch' guns, the prefer-
ence depending on the result of further tar
. o , ..giVpiactfife with. guns of those calibres.
When launched, she is, expected to be the
strongest shiPaflo.st.
: , soslttu• C9P 1 .. 14 Y , Ju•
A Democrat ow "updait,
Soak., months ago ,the Pittsburgh Post
contained leider 'undit' the Caption ,of
• 4l Thti'Dtity of the Democratic Party in a
I ,Certain Event," from which. we except the
,
Salient paragraphs without any fortner Coni-•
•
anent They sneak for themielvest .
,
Suppose that contrary to the wish of some,
of the, letuiing Radical Black Republi*s,
whelviint the oflice themselves, Gen. 'Grant
should be nominated for the Presidency 'by '
the Republican party, 'what course'ought
the Democratic party t pursue ? • • -• •
Ought we to, nominate a man in cipPot 3 l- .
Lion to General Grant ? Ought we to,Charge
ban with being an enemy to his country; or
, in favor of i tininst measures, merely because
' 'be may hive received axid nomination? •••
We are inclined to believe. that more do
ponds upon General Grant now than .upon=
Any other. individual in the United States.'
Wekbellevp him to be far sapertor, to the ma
joritt of thefar.sl7,llted politicians whe i hav,e
been ruling the nation without bringbi . e
-o
peacer eeMiomy - to oar Beta
known to all the people as a stralgjorpr,
ward - man, and, so fat as can by judged, a
IP•diklare well ' disposed to deal - fairly with the
people of all sections of the Union. -•
Whit' better tidrig can we do in >ease Or
Gen, Qrant,iarionalnation by the Repahlican
artyan to vote for him for the Prescdenty?
ur alto , sil6alci he to strengthen his hauda , ; ,
to render him as much tte possiblitinde l
;•• Bent hf party, and to elect hint as Ihe.
n ,Ite44l3;pf th 4 psopiei: If aptothnonsly`no,
Jancil the better.,
We soiemnly . belleve that if the tieople
generally of the United States can come
, •.- together with' rod unanimity on. General
In regard to the 'Presidency, it tvm
'"-• be the hippiist think for our ' country:that
*, . Tho: fi4 ll re. good
p:letrecii• of Inealcula,
We : earnestly , Our . IYeincimittid
irleidls-eveziwbere autdeca
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16eideilist" iliteistiO Degtor.:
Cis& ranks 400iti interest*' Thi
mes Chase awe& at.
ter the &algal, of an avalauckr..
leading Democrats are reckottlig up, ewe, l
,yo r t, New England; Virstnia and sermal •
other Southern , SUites r Indiana, aura ',poser.-
bly Pennsylvania, for 14 .The Democrat-.
is -members or Congress-. haye beetrearSful.
ly canvassed on the;aribleety;and'ritit -of the
whole number onlitWo erriforiiialeriously
opposed ni-hix4,waileOnkOttherii has com
mitted .Ithrisel.f Ito Jigs support, , lir case he
shouldo be nominated,'
The Hancock i.movement droops., Some
of his warm supporters begin to talk of him
as a good man - fob the'Vice 'Presidency on
the ticket'` With Chairs. New York, it is
now said, 'will not support-him' arid a Vice
Presidentinl candidate from l'ennsylvania
has been started' who may possibly divide
with' him the support of, hts,own. State.
Without New York, at any rate, his chan
ces are very slight.
Within the past ten days it is known that
the Pendleton men have been greatly dis
couraged. The attitude of New York and
the tendency of the Southern delegations
combined with the sudden development of
the Chase movement to inspire alarm.
Nevertheless the West will make a gallant
fight for him,' and if it fails ho will ,submit.
gracefully, as he always does, to the course
of events; Those who are talking about
Pendleton's renewing in the approaching
Convention, The struggle which t Douglas
=de at .Charleston and Baltimore; know
neither the character of the man nor that of
his supporters. It has even been asserted
here to-day, by those who have the means of,
knowing, that it is within the list'of possible
contingencies that Mr. Pendleton may with
draw his name in advance, or after thefirsi
ballot, and cast his strength for Chase: This,
as yet seems seireelf probable, but it may
may be set , down as certain beyond the
shadow *of doubt that Mr. Pendleton will
submit to the decision of the Convention;
whatever it, may be, and heartily support
the nominee.- ,
For the rest . It may be said that as the
'Convention approaches, the managers re
gar.' no names as worth consideration save
those of Chase, Pendleton and Hancock,
although: Hendrick, and Davis and one or
two others, -are still mentioned as remote
possibilities, Washinton Cor., Cincinnati
Gazette. ' ,
The Southern Democracy.
In all the proceedings of the Democratic
'Conventions of the Southern States,
.:very;
little is; - said upon questions 'of finance.
Whether ,the debt of the ITrited States is to
be paid off in graenbacks or gold, is not,
with them, the momentous question: They
ask for a. restoration that will make them
the absolute arbiters of the future of the in
ferior. race, and will not he satisfied with
less sa long as there is the faintesi hope of
accomplishing it. They rely upon the Dem
ocratic party as their dutitul ally. It was
pro-slavery from the beginning, and will be,
we fear to the end. Wherever it has gain
ed a temporary ascendancy, in a Southern
State or in the Ohio Legislature, it has
shown: the old .pronounced hatred , of thb
blacks, and its' disposition to trample them
under foot, regardless of all ideas of decency
and justice.. It •is such action as the Ohio .
Legislature- had at its last session that re
vives" the hope of redstablishing a great
national infamy, thfough the agency or the
Democratic patty. . The nonsense and rant
-about a white man's government mean
nothing more nor less than a Government
in which all rights and privileges shall be
monopolized by. one class at the expense 'of
another.
It is for - the people of the North to say
whether a party, bound tolts old pro-slavery
traditions, and absolutely wanting in sym.
,Pathy' for a policy which tends to elevate all
men , and degrade none, shall receive a new
lease of power, and use it, as upon a for
mer occasion, to-sacrifice the Union of We
I 'Mite?, upon:the altar of human slavery.
This question• is involved in the campaign
of 1868, and no kicking op of the dilst
about, temparary questions oi* tariff and
National Banks, and the payment of bon4s,
Will blind the vision of the people.—Cinesn-
Commercial.
Chase Has an Audience with. Andy.
IVARIONGTOIC, June 17 .- Chief Justice
Chase arrived here yesterday from his re
cent visit to the South. Last evening he
was at the White House and bad a long in
terview with President - Johnson. It is
learned 'from high and reliable sources
that the Radical condition of the South, and
the prospectiie nomination to be made at
,New York by the Democratic Convention •
next month, formed the thenie of the con
\venation between the President and the
Chief Aptstice.
Since the name of Chase was first men
tioned in connection with 'the Democratic
nomination, Mr. Johnson haik taken an un-,
untie' interest , in the proposed convention.
Ho has frequently expressed his preference
for Chase to, those who.have intmduced the
subject to him, over all other candidates;
In his opinion, the nomination of Chase
would- be_ a harbinger of victory for the
Democrats, and, his election would bring
'peace and quie; to the' cotintry, besidectio
mg away'with military , rule and restoring a
reign of law and order.
During the conversation last evening the
President kindly expressed the hope that
the Democratic Convention '• would lave
the wisdom and policy to nominate Chasti,
around ,wlienrtire - conservative and . cattail
tutiOn-loving masses of the country would
If this was done he, Johnsoat,
would do his utmost to , secure the success
of the ticket.
The Chief Justice thanked the President
for his kindness,* and expressed his
ness to accept, be nomination on a platform
cmbracing the living / issues of the day.
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riI'HNITSI7IZIP STATE:4IOC tho Imam% Pi':
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to Tim& r , : •
notice .of his sp..
pointrpent ai Aitaignee.of Jogizrix trissoks, of
•,RlALL4eapilia, ;1 4 the county Of 11111;44)3114 and
;Stiti: of PelanaTliiinlii, within iiiid„Diittlett who
haslit4n *bid red n'tiiniri4it`tiOon own Petition
by th 4 said piatrici Court; '
1 , , :
No. ISt South )stti St,", 'Phllintelpida, Pa.
To the Creditors of iald , '
nire: .78-s '
IN. TILE DISTIIICT,t,COIIIIT OF
UNITED STATER for the Westernpistrict of
BO EMT EIRRVISY;' at Bankrupt under. the
Actpf Congress of March WI, 1807, - having applied
for a Discharge' from all his debts, and Other claims
provable under said Act, by order. of the 'Court,
notice Is berebygiven toallpersonv who hare proved
their debts, and other persons interested, to appear
on the Ord DAY Or 'JULY. 1808.• at NI o'clock,
F. beibre ;TORN T. PUIWIANCE. Fad, Regis"
.ter. .at, Ills office. No. 118 FEDERAL S TREET.
Allegheny •City Pa., to • show cause, if any they
hare why a Dis Charge sbould•not be granted to the
said Bankrupt.
- • 8. C. MocANDLF.SB, . •
Clerk of U. S. District Court for said District.
.lel3:ral-s • •
THE.. DISTRICT' COUR.T.OF
1.
THE UNITED STATES, "FOR TUE WEST
'SW DISTRICT OP PENNSYLVANIA..
L H. C. PAVIXT, a bankrupt under the Act of Con
gress of. March Ad, 1867, having applied for a dis
charge hem all his 'debts, and other claims' prova
ble under Bald •act, by order . of the Court, notice le
.hereby given to all creditors who have proved their
debts, and other persons' interested, to appear on
the 17th day of July, 1888, at 11 o'clock A. M..
beibre:JOUN N. PURVIANON, Esq. Register,
at his °Mee. No. 118 Federal street.' Allegheny
City; Pa:, to show edible,' if any they have why w
discharge should not be granted to the said bahk
ktipt‘ _ • .8. C. McCANUL KBB.
Clerk of Ti. 8. District Court for said District.
_ _
U. 8. MAMMAL'S OFFICE.
W. D. of Pennsylvania.
Plrrenußcu.•JuAr. 10, 1888.1
M R ARSILALPS SALE. - •
,
ism, PEARCE & CO. • Yr. STEA'hfBOAT
ARMADILLO. No. 1, October Term, 1888. In
Admirsity.
_By virtue Of a audit - font impound/ (pitied out of the
District Court of ibe United States. Western
Ols
,trict of Pennsylvania. and to me directed; I will Oa
pose to public sale on the A fiyiIADAF OF JUN&
A. D. 1888,- at 10 o'clock A. at, at the CiRiTO5.l
HOUSE, in the City of Pittsburgh,. the Steamboat
tottetber • with . her boats, machinery;
tackle.
apparel, ac.
THOS. A. - ROWLF.Y, I
Jelt:rs4 U. S. Moralist. Western District. Pa.
THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, FOR' THE -WEST-
N..DIs7RIOT OP PENNSYLVANIA. In!the
matter of JOHN M. THORP, of Alleghenv H/17.
Allegheny county,.ra..:Bitakrupt:
Bannraptcy.-, •
lit.stera District at PeaftsykanAs, /331 - •
'At Ylttstrurgh, Ts, June Sta,,A. D. 1868.
To WEIOSI =Hair tONCtitN:.
The undersigned oemby gives notice of Ma, ap
peintment so-Assignee of JOHN M. THOHP., of Al
lo7guL.,Cl7.oll."4eigirli,(l)fDteggriihoLgiBtteit:
adindlest bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
ribtrlat Coast of said district.
• . • JAMES .W.IT IC HAY. 'A sstrnie; •
jeg:r44 Attorney - at 'Law, Ile Fifth EH.
VOLUNTARY. ASSIGNSIENT.
laiterebv given thatJAMESILDRAVO,
by • deed. of voluntary sasignnient, dated the 13th
day of inrie„l46ll, assigned and transferred to the
vabseribers all his estate, intrust for the - beient of
his . ereditoro. All persons Indebted to mild . estate ;
Will make payment, and those having elaims,wili
present 'Diem, daly authenticated, ut the omce; No.
- ,
Sa Diamond.
CITY OF ALLEGHENY. •
THeaserzn's OrriCr.. June bth. VMS. f
A LLEGHENY TAXES. •
Notice Is hereby given that the Assessors have
sow placed la the Treasurer* Office the duplicates ,
front the several wards of
City, Poor, City Business, School,_ School
' Building and'Pablic °Part Tam,
.
And of 'WATER RENTS foe tho 'year 1868, and
that said Taxes will now be receivedn_purauance of
the- Arts of Assombly. of February VI Ttb., 1800,
and of April ; l4th 1803; subject to the following
regUlattons and al lowances:
Five p er. eent. If paid on or before the
firstday .of July.
roar per cent. If paid on or before the
first day of august.
.Twas per cent. if paid on or before the
first day Of September. •
'lf paid after the first day of September,
and on or before the first day
,of (Seto.
her.' no dednetlo n will be made.
It paid minim thee flint they, of October,
and on or before the first day of No.
somber. an addition-of live prr cent.
*ball be addecl to and 'payable on the
saute.
' ' • .
AFTER THE FIRST OF_NeIVE3,IOER, War
rants will be homed to enforec the eolltration of all
taxes remaining unpaid. together with the percent
age accrued thereon, and the coots. _..
D. NACFERRON, City-Treasurer .
jatral
_..-
011.71C1r. or CONTItt.LLICR or Atte:olltellY CO., i
Pr/Tamil:on. June 10th. 1808.
NoTluE TO PLUMIIIIRS..
.
:WALED PROPOSAL , will he received at this
otEce until 20Tel INST., Inclusive, for, putting In
and fitting up in the County Prison. with lint class
work,.the following
.
WATER PIPES, MANN, Om,. &c.,
• • . Aa directedhy the Engineer:
. . .
aea feet 151 Inch Oalvaelzed Iron Pipe.'
Eightl ll .s Inch (hobo Valvett..brass.
- Four 1 Inch Unions, galvanized.
Eightlnch L's, - du.
. i
Forty 1 j inch Ti.' do.
Forty inch Globe Valves, brass.
65 Chimps, Caskets 'and Colts on Ilteam Pipes.
with all necessary book*, fastenings. &c.
Bids must state bow much will be allowed for old
material removed.
ily Order of Board. of Inspectors of -Allegheny
County Prison.
' ' lei iv 5 4 1 turs Hy . t.AM RF. KT; Controller.
Ar Tridos*ltedinPittsilur . y i hAl c l Aie uso .
-. L 011 417 Wood Wo irtree a rkACllUM CAIII.ISLZ,
• LONlrth. /Met: MoOAriDLXBI3, JA . MIISO N
103 Wood street. B road
Manufactured try le. W i W ARD . aB7
-a, New. York.
=
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I T °
coNTßAcToits
•
FOR. IRON. WORK. • '=
EfitALED PROPOSALS will be received up to the
Sad of June for the 0 ASTLA ND WROUGHT IKON
WORK required rue the Count) , 'Work House.
'The work consists of CAST HAVE GUTTERS.
ROOF TRUSS - BuLTS. ill Atdit and. CORRIIGA
MED till BET IRONCEILiNtiti. BEDSTEAD & &e.
Propeasis to be left with GEORGE A.LBHP,E,
Esq., decretay.mf the Board el Managers. corner
of Wood and_Won.rth'streeta, Pittsburgh, Pa. •
+Drawing! and oPecilleations Wile seen and all no ,
• .sary information giverrat the *Mee -Of BARB
'
Mozieft.. - Archltect, N eos. and-4 Et. Clair street.
N. It.—Separate bids will, be received for the Cif
-,....rbrattebes of work: - - fellllll
TORE§ s' 'WINDOW •SHADE 4; 01
• any Color gad as? +Ailaltrai rah Dahlia' one
story to plias ;wel t alsa She was Illaa,(9rIall
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MEM2I
REUBEN MILLER, Jr.,
GEO. N. ARMSTRONG.
Asingnees.
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Aivo c u F.F
TO BE //AD
, eitiiiiv,
lEL!*IRESIINFA.V. & C o "
, T 7 1:T • '."
ANCHOR , COTTON _ MILLS; "
;.. -1 1LMT141317/14311.
EICAI77; itIEDIIIM and I;I9HT
A2ItOSOIt,ABB 3IAGB9x.rA
:':':,st=l,g,,Ttwas - ,A1,1D BATTING:
w icevr common'
/stone Works
_Northwest oorner of West; Conarunt;Alleelrall •
- , PRIUM A„lrifAlrall, 4 CO.
Byre on tuanr or prepsun on abort, notice Nearg,
and first btones. visite tbr Intwonaks, Brows
Vaults. ste: Head snaTotab Stones. *4.
= +(lnters prampth . exporter,. Prises ressonoble.
• SA'AvV4I3o4II( JUNE,
,20..).868
ALE- TO .mariouiseii
r.ciu foe/We fn &UAW oleo ei ,and'
urn:. Also, ' heal
Wcaugnitd.CTOV l ,k :with
'of land, and good linproiremeotor vat* ;gin/ oeU
cheap and.:bh„reasbnatde ternis.'• Be/Miami .Bonses
•to let 4/11 good strata. PrivoteiUdelo licinosi
ir e
rent to both allies. rgOr • her all Inque
- . I AIM
16. t lt et; no
UNTKIC, ) 'PENCE FOR
SALE OTV RENT. A ° large - tiro - story double
ouse, contaluLng 10 morns, Including double par
lor, with marble, mantles, and all the ,modern im
provements; 1 sere . of ground, lilted with 'fruit,
at e ltltg a rr b e n s o tt ite W i tted netr i. Minenville, at
This Is one or the handsomest locations In l i fi e e r gtenj
county, 'and in • a good neighborhood. Apply at
W. A. BERHOWS - Estate Mien, 87 Grant
street. mhZ,
tinEAPEST Bl
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f
c i
I I
, t
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2,000,000 ACRES
°l'
•
CHOICE LANDS raa sALE,
BY THE
• • ..,
Union P(o* ...Railroad COmpatill s ,
• ' immr,ort DIVISION,
Lying along the line of their mad, at
$l,OO TO 4,00 PER ACRE, . ,
Lad on a CREDIT OF Tint TZAR&
For further particulars, maps, &e., address
JORN,P. nEvEßstrx„
Land Commissioner, Topeka, Bansal.
Or CNA& 11. LAJILBORNOSeeIy,
*alit • , , '. EIL Louis, kilssocri.
V_ MARKET arc th
riving village of Allei
Ingham line. and only I
the end of the .Mopengi
growing rapidly. Merle,
sold last season, and ovt
erected during shemettsol,
to mechanics, we are wit
the lots at the low - price I
and on terms easier Mc.
the premises every aftek
Or apply at, our Olage,7
field streets. ' '
COAL AND COKE.
e,row,
OSCAR F. LAMM & CO•
M=!
COAL AND COKE.
. ,
Office, Sandusky Stirs et. and P. F. W. go C.
Allegheny City.
817PERlolt
Youghiogheny Coal and Connellaville coke,
AT LOWEST IdARIKET'RATES.
'Orden promptly attended to.
COAL!' COAL!! COAL!!!
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
' Having removed their Moe to
Nci, 567 ItA33Eirrx-
(Lately City FJour SE(X)ND ELMO& .
Are now p r ipared to Atruish fowl YOLItiHIOGIDS
NT Luau - NUT COAL. Olt at the lowed
tsgr rthMolel , ad atig alggl,bete,:ad i:agtr.
mFA:tei
CHARLES H. ARMSTRONG,
YOUGHIOGLENT /SD CONNELL/3n= COAL,
And Manufacturers of '
. .
COAL, SLACK AND DEISULPHUR ED CORE.
Ocoee and Yard—CORNER OP f oo LER AND
MORTON :STREETS. First yard on Liberty and
Clymer streets. Ninth Ward, and on ad street.
near Loek Nu. 1, elttsburgh, ea. •
Families and Manufacturer; stipp led with Use
beet article of Coal or Coke at the loss st, cash rates.
Orders left at any of their calms will receive
prompt attention.
RMSTRONG & HUTCHINSON,
.6 . II.LADILTZLIIA AND YOON=OZNY COAL CO..
MINERS, SHIPPFRS AND DEALERS, ItY RAIL
ROAD A NDD RIVER, of - superior Yanghh..icherty
CAS AND= FAMILY COAL.
-Office and. Yard—FOOT or TRY STEEKT, near
the Ciao Works:
SUPERIOR COAL.
C. us-Lk:any eir.
Miners and Shlppe rs of P ITTSB UW.OII OAS, TOROK
and FAMILY COAL, NUT COAL and SLACK. -
Coal delivered promptly to all parts of the tittles
at the lowest market rake.
Office and Yard—CORNER FOURTH ANN WAT-
SON (former) Canal) STIIKKTB 4 Pittsburgh.
P. O. BOX oaf:
TO FARMERS.
THE .HAY RAKE - oWELCONE."
PATENTED 1805 AND MT
Is the best Rake made. It will rake beavieihan
carry It farther, load and unload ttoolf mulct than
any other rake. it is **lf-operating; a child 8 years
old can do the work of a full hand. 'Hundreds of
bertilicutos could be given. one or which Is below:
"lintAttD. Erle Co., Po., .Iply G. 1567.
"I have Used - the TV- (come , Bay Bake; manufac
tured by W. W. Wallow., l'itttiburgb Par. and 1ml:-
ow:lend it to farmer.. It le good to light and hairy
hay: 10 easy on man nod beret: to a complete 'ban
or of prait awl stork/ ; 113 ample In construction
and easily kept In order.
.1 ARBUCKLE."
All orders directed to 31.1.11.1b0rty street. Pltts.
burgh, or at the work, In Coluo3Plaux; Ohio,
promptly attended to. 1 k 1d wholeaaleand Mall by
W. W WALLACE.
bend orders In early, as 'supply Is short.
YZiddr
'• • -
Parties whaling any Information or adtioe,
gard-to business. or to relation to posltlois or situa
tions. is lierrhania, Book-keepers; Clerks,. Me.
shanks, . Farmers or ,Laborers,
.in. Louisville,
Chicago,.Si.. Lois, Slcuiphla, Vicksburg, Little
Rock', New Orleans, !Mobile, Cialveston; 'or any pert
'of Texas, can receive much .valuable, prouipt and.
reliable information, fromour, general acs in
Louisville, by enclosing our fcc of TWO O tti OLLAJIB
to our address.L Having on extensive
.business an
.quentance In this part of the country, we
sistbifecUon.
Cl. IV. ICKES .1k30..
So. 11% 4th Si.. LouWyllie, Ky.
mr.ONS/
PITTSBURGH PAPER - MA_NII.
, VADTURIND (X/MPANY.ldauutiwtarcre of
PRINTING. AND WRAPPING PAPERS.
OhLINTON 1111.1.1-ta.FDI Orno.
• DUVIIITON DILL—NVWDaItifIT.?N, VA. -
orprci. AND WANEIiDIJOV,
Y0.E42 , 1110 street; Pittiburgh, Pa.
l 'gr"' o7 ll7B.vit T LYeNigio i rdet .
8141LUEL RIDDLE; Sosietary. •
loan, Atwell, 4.ll
flartmiColohn Lliringuin. • . „ •
, pald for Puler kitopk. jaZootiO
WILL. 'IN TA TL011;••
"P A I , N TE R
IIO.'MtOIIIO STREET,:
Tbmikhd fot,ttie Omer 'Metal Yiatiottage be.
stowed - Alpo:I niv, l'assare Ivy Ahead* and the public
gesattally that, •Au the , tattling sio_lo 'WO .paat, I.sball
to ookvor, diligently to merit a coottuaattoa pfltto
,,mad, mui alarays'at %Wallop *bury to V
L. auit horn Ito 3 r,ar; • • •0ty.210114':
_W*ol4lPkTr9x
'
• •,,‘-` ItAsinsrtiTtor;ernaneW
?""eir Pittiffiptil Vain Elevator
Maittiadtiirir.of COP' ...V ant Man. inid
CHOPPED 'NEED. lorthirs4l.lk *red In either nit;
f rail of cbarg of 111. las 1:9 upped.
00M sheilu4l. on talon OANi e,
Hair: .
oll3r PECKj torgigiiientia mak..
'ftAM Areftlfrat IAND , ritatrllMilikNow. aa
I t a
street. near Smithfield. rittiburgtt. .
. Ways outland, 4 seneru asserttp; l ot of &ousel
, wicis: ONNIAN 'CURLS: Itantletnee , WlGtii . M.;
El 3r :l3‘o l 4Mat WAIL° OHAINt4. RACEL* 41 31-
... A gool Prim Itk wish will ,be Alvilpr
i
- ';Lidiss , Amur tieritteasesea Mar i tit Ms doie:t +
ill, 40149111PaAaltat . f • . f • :. "2 414 :
. .
•
lILDING LOTS in
se .offered for sale. In the
itown, adjoining Big Wm-
Been minutes' we from
fuels bridge. This town is
0000 was reallz ed for lots
rfifty neat dwellings were
..:As a specialdnductement
If i
to close the balance of
Y from 11200.t0 $350 each,
paying rent. We are on
soon from 3 to I o'clock;
ler of Fourth and Smith-.
': B. McL'AIN' ft CO.
C. DAVIS
M
I)
Fire Insurnee Cempany,
OF PITTSBUR4H.
Moe, No. 42 FAh St, Second Floor,
OVER REDFXMAN,'"MEVRAN R srEpricm
JEWELRY STORE.
DrRECTCIItE4
Robert C. Schmertz,
Charles 3teyran,
Wm. F. Lang,
Wm. Carr,
Peter Keil,
Stelnmerer,
Louis Morgenstern,
Joseph Abel.
Adolph It rebs,
Ch. 'Siebert,
C. J. 'Schultz,
Martin Heyl..
ROBERT C. SCHMERTZ, Ares%
L. NIFORGANSTERN, Tice Pres%
CHAR. METEAN, Treasurer,
0. F. HERY . iOSEF., Secretary
The Above Coripany Is now fully Organized, and
prepared to take FIRE 11D5RA. By careful atten
tion to .bnalness. prudence and , fair dealing. this
the
will endeavor to merit a, liberal share of
patronage of the community.
FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALIZGIZNi,
Offiae in ftsudtthiSa7drigs Bank Buildings,
No. Wit Ohio St., Allowlienzitl
A HOME COMPANY, managed by Directors well
known to the community, who trust by fair dealing
to merit a share of your patronage.
HENRY IRWIN •
GEO. D. 1143DDLE
' DIRP.,CTOHS: '
R,l
_Henry Irwin A ' D. L. Patterson, Henry Derwig,
Geo. Ltiddle, Jacob Frans, - Gottielb Face;
81111011 Drum, J. B. Smith, - Jacob Rust ,
W.M. Stewart, Ch. P. WhistOn, Joseph Craig,
Job. Lautner, - H. J.-Zinkand, . Jeremiah Hebert.
NATIONAL INSERANCE CO.,
OF THE CITY OP' ALLEGHENY.
Office, In ALLEGHENY *UST CO/ITANYi
BUILDING.
FLEE ixsvitsarcE ONLY
• • W: RTll7;Trealdeat.
JAS. E. STEVENSON. Secretary. . .
M=IM
A. B. English,
Jno. A. hlyler,
Jas.'L. - Oraharn,
Jno. Brown., Jr.
mhltnnSi
i
o.il.P.iitlillmns Jno. Thompson,
Jas,, I.ockliart, Jos. !diem,
Itotn, hes. • C.. 0. Boils,"
lieu. Gerst., ,Ehoob-liappd
. .
WESTERN , LNSCRANCE 4301 N.
_TANI( OF PITTSBUIMIL ; •• • • ;
sEAANDEff. l'•11311C1{,, President. • • _• • •-•
• WM. P. `HERBERT; Secretary. ' • -
OAPT. GEOlitlE Cieneral Agent,'
• 0f1ice,..92 Water. street, Spang & Costa Ware
bowie, up stairs, P h
ittsbarg.
Will inure against all kinds of Fire Mid Marine
Risks. A home institution, managed by. Directors
who are well known to the community and, who are
determined by proinp mess and liberality 'to main•
tato the character which they .:have assumed; as of
fering the beat protection to those who desire to be
insured.,
Alexander Nitpick,
E. Miller, Jr.,
James McAuley,
Alexander Speer,
Andrew Aekleu. -
David M. Lung,
D. Ihmsen.
pElinvsiri4vANUt.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITITSBURGH
OFFICE, 21 FIFTH STREET, BANE:BLOCK.
Thtei la a Howe ('Nwyday,,and Insures against kni
by Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER, President. -
C. C.. BOYLE Vlec President.
- ROBERT PATICICIC, Treasurer.
HUGH MeELIDINT. Secretary.
•
Leonard Waltex,
C. Buyle,
Robert Patrick,
Jacob Painter,
Jambes Mug..
Jis. H. HOoktna.
Reny siiOul,
•
INDEPINITY • -- '
• AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
~., • , • •
' FRANKLIN. INSURANCE Co. OF PHILADEL NIA..
°FELIX, 433 .t 431 CIELEST NTT ST., Ni 5113.
.
Charles .V. Elaticker,, alordel, , al U. I.
- Tobias Wagner, ' David S. [Dow '
Samuel Grant. ., Isaac Lwt.
Jacob R. Smith, ' -' . 'Edaard C. Dal
Poorer W. Rtelianis k • iits - dge Fates.
1
• CHARLES U. B 1...,K .1:: rroslleiat.
. EDW. C. DALE, Vice Presliient. f.
W. C. I:37'EEI.E. Seeretqrc ~.b,... fern.
J. OARDNER CONI O IN, AO
North West corner Third and Wood St
m149:w15
A LLEGAI ENV 1 N WILIAM
PANY OF PITTSRi-tlu: R.
OFFICE. No. 37 MTH sTREET. BAIFIC
Insures against ati Mails of Fire and ,
JOHN IRWIN, Jtt., President.
JOHN D. IdeCORD.; Vice President...
0. H. DONNELL. ecretary.
06. PT. tieneral Agent.
Innzatones
Crpt. Wm. Der
B. 1.. Faintest.'
W. 11. Ever.tot
Robert H. Dar
Francts.Millers
'Capt. J.T.
Jam Irwin, Jr.,
John D. McCord,
0. D. Husi.ey,
11srvey
T.' J. Hoskinnon,
Charles Hays,
prAmPLEtzo INSURANCE , colt.
PAN.,.
OFFICE. N. E. CORNER WOOD. & FIFTH STS.
Hcme Company, Asking Piie ind tariknelaki
.
DlitzdTortii: ..
Wm; 'Phillips, ::i ..Capt. John L. HhiAds,
John Watt,Samuel P. bhriver, " , -
John E. Parka. • , , 'Charles Arbuckle, ±,,, ;
1
Capt. Jameu Stiller, Jared M. B lab,
~
W. Vaa Kirk , ; , Wm.. F. t , , -
James D. Vertu- r. ' - 7 ' .4atuuelhl chart
- . WM: ,P.HLLLIPS 2 P0:1444nm. ; : ~ ,
JOHN WATT, - Vi t c 6 .e Proimlout. , ' ' . ,
W. F. OARDNIK tlecrelary."-- , . : i' ,
, CAPT. , JAN. , qou. ON:lieueral 4 0 : ent. - ::•1
MERCHANT TAILORS.'
• rd:F• ll. Cfl-A l4 rr :F rA•tr ,"
93X, SMITHFIELD STREET. PITTSBET.GH,,
,
Icon conitoupy on hand a aneenisorixt;ent of
CLOTHS, CASSIMEFIESI& 1 /ESTRIOS
• •
GiNT , SIITIRI4IBIIING GOODS. 417.14178
.inicrrulNG MADE SO ORDER. tho latest style.,
Hain DiETNct, ,
VIERCSIIIiriT TA=R{"
, .
No. TaPOtetAkriph s Za.
00Asut0tly tgind, A bllAAlortineA tor Cl,o.ttia:
Pil:T-4 'Ai Plz4
RUFF a,: c 0. 1 itlerchantrrail.
. No. 34 Federal 5t:,•.1611 elkY , -,1 •
Him pot. reolved *1141[4 sind
CA ,wollexiocitrock or
. GOO S,,': ';;
Suitable for a Ora; ohm eutOaaik:tni,dp.
stook of GENT'S FGENIski DAO
I , IIHOGIU:PMS:7`;',
.siattAmv: titri6g,m.Y4 " . :.....*Tgi;tr. ei.liaii...
OINGERLY„Si Cli.Eili. , SUCtaissore
Q 1.0,1150. F r Bcnutarierix ,5 , ce..;,: •• - ,., ,~
'IPIRACOCAL, LTMISiItAIrIIO4 ,'. ; •
4
prhoe'd atlett,?. 4 7o4P'"opeo, 4 „r , ",*_ . me i n aeiill :'
- Bond Lahets4 (nrcular i s l ; chow tarts. , 3).1 1 4 00A8 E ,
'PO 1. 1 %, Iriewoi Vertltionten .or.DerKAA9S 1.... 0 nvAt. •
lion atil t , dkc... 7sos. TB and 7111 "r 9.."" ,—r,7;
Mil 8 /. -86 / 1 3- PERS
111 1 / 4 /liii . MOW
7CARPENTERA*D BULLDERoi
Mixt street, pusbaTlP... J .1;
Imes. ';',saitile al aimi s aktoim.,:AAV
7. hicrtibixicanas
iss ts,The WU*
Araetz.proir
FZEEZE
larrizlnai usie;
Liana nWx. Hurniarlar.
Ir"AGIP. .... ••••••••if!•••I t i•••01•'T". I#4" 1731 *
kONDA.Y, June LAtti.; auilitarisis thearea; r
THE CHEAT HE HELLION"
r
or, TI 3[..A.o*xi-Vrell4t
,
A. SENSATIONA L PLAT. '
muss:plc. oprikric ak4p , ,-zipmoittrz.
r GIOAGIX.OII7I3 EICENtitY. • • •• ,•• r
•
BEAUTIFUL raltintS•
, sir Grand i n Sat rday, at A o'clock.
Admission, 25 ce n ts,-toall parts of the house.
WHITEN - ELL 9 8
MUSEUM EX IBITION;
compriaingWOßKS Or AR'l l l 011147 NAT.
ISRA.F.• Likplairlo9l7ll4 HALL. , • •
Plfth,street; oPplAte 4.1 1 / 1 h
Cards of Admission, 25 ceril • mcl 4 ln l ,
13 o'clock m. to 10 P. M. • • I - •
ligrFE$Tl*AL,-
FOR THE .HOME FOR' DEiTITUTE•ifOIiEN,
To be beld on NVEDNESDAS and THIIII3D
AFTERNOONS and EVENINGS, 4une.iilith sal
23th, In • •
• ci.une - '
• Admittande 10 emis
Donationirsent to the Hall t edne.sday mortillat
Neill be thankfully received. • jetifirE/
taf—GELA.ND
A .GRAND
KEYSTO
And a GB
TER
President.
• Secretary.
Prof;.he MC: VITRA. will be under the direction.*
PWRlSh,_leader of the Omit Western Band.
Miss C. A.IMOODY, Principal of the Mozart K
sical Institute, will preside at the Piano. _
_,
t The eervices of the ALLEGEINKY QUART2TTIC
have been secured for the occasion. and will yonder
some of thel anest Songs sushi everting. . .
The whore under the direction of Prof. W. H.
SLACK Te her of Music in the .Pubtictoboola.
,
Admlssitint ~., '' 80 cents.
Children Under 12 Years OTAgO.. 95 ~:i “
' Tickets to be had at the Music Stores, Pit rah;
the Book. and Drug Stored. Allegheny 'arida thill
Hardware htore of Whitesideb . Dram, 'rodent
street, near Railroad Depot. I - f
The Steinway Grand Concert Piano will ,be fur
nished byli.l Rieher .t. Bro. II - •
Doors open at Zti o'clock, Concert to chansons&
at 82 o'clock. 1
'•• N.' D.--At 8 o'clock the Singees will form la this
and march hi positions on the sage. •
jeis:r
rgrA T CLAM ,
' • - - . I (
iTILAWI3 "I AND PIGS CREAIIt
I'ESTIIT k:I I
Will be het .in EXCELSIOR'SIALII, Allegheny,
1.. -
ON Tll , Hut, 19ya AND 2On( INST.,
i J ,
For the benefit of the Meth di t Church Rome MU
sion Work.. I
Open from 8 to 10. y• o'clock V. Id.
All the friends ef the cause df Missions are cos
&ally invited to attend. F lelikrlit
..i win K. McCune,
Chas. 4:Clarke,
Evanik
Joseph Kirkpatrick,
l'hltlip_lioymer,
Wlll. - Morrison,
nog
IgriIENEFIT OF THE POOR.
. • , H......: . ..- •.. (
Under the auspices of the Society of Bt. Vineent
de Paul. (dt. Patin, Conferende ) there will be bald
I
A.tRANI) CHARI / TY 'PICNIC ,
kJ .ls' i -..
AT' FABIAN_ ' fIRONT, ' ' l,
ON i A r ri.THEOAN . . 4u.1.7 - 4th..
Ample rrangements have en made to secure is.
Pleasant and enjoyable day to 1 who attend, while
et.the same. titoe they will &eV , nsclons ofe.ntritr.
th C.
ut(ng to e , lief of the worth 'poor In ourtuldsa.
Tickets Of admission, Inctud ng Dlnnersso Gentle
-.Gan he.pocureti from them berm of the Sail
or at lieorge yalgley's Book ' tore, Grant stye
and at the gate. • ' - ' - jell):
...
L DEN Grit° p.
trsrto(TROVE.: ROVE having bein SlI
ttedti th the
most wipe rtyle, with a large and elegant Plat.
form, beautifully shaded, Lame , Dining Boom and
two excellent burs, Is now ready to rent_tg PIO-
NlC9,‘ PARTIES. 6U SCAT SCHOOL. CELEBRA
TIONS, gc.,
c. on the most reasonable terms.. ;
.Parties holding Picnics, & will And .it io their
adokntage to st cure the Grove '
The' Orel* Is easily accessible, bettige but , a few
.Itteps from the Oakland Rallwa' Station, whese ea=
run reiothirly every dfteen minutes.
• ger Pim terms, he.; apply at ithe ' -: .
OFFICR OF TIER- OiliLiiil RAILWAY CO.,
. '.,. OAP:LAND STI:MON. •-: ' '
MYSIP6.4
George Wilson,
Geo. - 19. Evans,
J. C. Lap pa,
J. C. Flolner.
John Voegtleg,
A. Ammon.
mai
EN
IW7tIVERII;IALE 1
1,1 1.
IkIIEVIER R h SORT,
AT II Ai'SVILLE.
PIII
ON-
~ .
" I
Delightfully eituAtedon the&C. R. ~
iron miles iro the , lAy ,
te 01... W.
R..
eleven tot
eepslon of gueetti. I •
Addrees, . B. MILLER,
jec3: ' Box 324, ritl 6 bglrgh . Y. O.
RE
SUEPLIARD'S
STEAD' CIUICKE
•Icdale.
. ,
- •
'Out -Umbers are baked .up i on the OVEN BOT
TOM, and are superior to aoy baked by bot air or
way other process.
1•11
ABX SUPERIOR VI ANY Ofliats
OFP.EILFI3 IN TIIIS CITY;
EIS;
1 1 18T r i t n: Rea 11 R 0L0. 1 41/811:
EMS; bounia 1118(171T.
For Salo by Eery Gtocer in the City.
Si
'Bakery, yo si liberty st.
i:rat .
=II
• ,
"n 4 lilt TUE BEST AND
.-Jup.:EST PIANO A.ND Olt • AN,
'SeliC'anackoeti Gold Baal; ,P o f
,AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN.
The .NOIIO3fACNICIt , PlA r ip ,igailtdlMlL all the
4.6Attutetit)Youal:,fabhie'drsint'oPirn6syseimnertn In tn eo. ts 97 so n d in h . es :th el e w °D- Sys
been riwarded the , Walled POIanIP/ wherever ex
,ittllted. Its tone Is Is 11.. r senerous end. sweet; Th e
ratNejittranocliti:4o7lobitsdetnriti:tzr,u4.w.,;a7,-7:„;zr.,,,r—etto,
Saatiast the head of 411 •reltnetromento,
d u al:lg the :dos' norraot pl_pe Indio of t one 0 mir
"hung lantrinnent In the "Unt ed It Is am
ophs and lion , pain trt coastal:LOON:4' ladled liable to
g e tiftlitTiti r TabilliincusrA
~,Amon'" la only to Itt Orgaa.
Price Om SI.OO to
8550., All guaranteed for No
'31476' Bittlf; Atilt **Win*
tone lirti.'.t.l43T. MAIN STRENT.
iiiY2o:oBB
R pcollin-iFiorD4..
. OR ti,
la perfect order, troaks34l
" ' ' TE sum*
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