lia
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3`; . 4l,irdgmt
Cured Crass.
1 21Wri is tnstock, what, breadand.butter is
, „
to man - the great staff of Hence pas
ture, or soiling in summer, and grass '(early
(1 44 b4i) la
and found to succeed; the bigheat - - - .reaulta
have bee n o btained; by, it; they are 'on rec
.J
oral and the principle is practiced, yearly
now: by most of our best -dairymen. Hay
will harvest itself quite moist-n ot ; ;outside
• „
Water; that:must be excludedrigidly: - . There
must be no dew or rain. that-will spoil your
tiv. But the juices are a different thing,_
mind you. The quality in them (in the wa
ter the hay contains) keep them. Your hay
needs'but be Wilted, no moisture outside,
and you are good for a winter's store of the
best of fodder. Draw in
o
t
wihut sw e at i n g,
.
if yoa think the rain withiatchyou. There
will be a sweating operation in the mow,
but it will not be serious. It may touch a_
little With mould; but the hay is still exCel
lent—hir and away ahead of •all goodband
dried hay, even if but "just out out of• blos
som.” It will be relished by stock; stock
will thrive upon it, eat it unclean, and show
but little difference from the effect the
best cured. We haiie knciwn the best re- -
stilts spring from mowing clatter one day
and putting it in the. next, • clover'scarcely
yet in blossom,Perfectly .tender and juicy. ,
It was mowed: when: the • dew was and.
put up in • eockstOwardi Indeed,_
- it, is difficult tnsee how wean, be, improved.
It came' Oiit - bright and fragrant;, tee blos
-some that were out _retained. their color,
and their .freshnesir of. sum
mer. • The I sweating' was done in the
mow, and= amounted. to only enough
to • wet the fork-handle that lay
• On 'the
bulk. • Hay will sometimes spoil, cut peen;
but it is;in consequence of the dew being . on
when cut„,or being put up when their is a
moisture Outside. Evaporate this, and
.'whenyoU have done it your hay will be
will belt-to go in. The wilting
• is in consequence of the dlticharg;e of water
from: he inside of• the stem; leaving the
uices sufficiently concentrated 'to keep it.
'But tr'ralittle. Out it, towards noon; air it
well by turning and throyiing it about; and
in the afternoon, say five or six o'c lock,
draw it in. Try a few loads this way. This
way you can certainly. get it, in; without .
Sabi, and no dew • either—no bleaching.
'Then. try ,a little in the same way,' only
keep it in cock a day, some two, and . some
three days—then in with it with or without
first sprmilingta Ike - sun. Try this; and
try enough so as to see what effect it will
have upon• stock. Dispense 'with the cap,
4:4 use if , youltke; or sweat in the cock
'without it. But in this (the latter). there•
is a risk—the rainmay catch you; the dew
will certainly, and bleach you on the out
side; and your hay will go in,not better
cured than when. drawn in tin day it was
'cut, or at the farthest the, next day, putting
it on cock for the night: Our plan is to .
make sure work—sure in the weather and
sure in the . qualitY, The water all remov- :
ed • from the outside, the juices concentrated
by wilthig, there can be nothing to ; find
fault with. But, for the life of font avoid
the old system. Try the new; give it a fair
trial, and you will find yourself unexpect
edly reckoned among the good farmers that
make good hay.
.Growing Clover Seed.
Clover seed, if well managed, is a profit
able crop ; more. so, in fact, than most farm
ers appear to be aware of. . , They do not
seem to consider that usually two crops are
grown in a year, One of hay and one of
seed; and that these crops are often of con
siderable- value, say an average of li tons
of hay, worth, at $lO per ton, $l5, and 2k
bushels•of seed, at $6 per bushel, also sls,'
snaking $3O to an acre in one season. And'
- these are only ordinary crops; often two
- tons of hay and four or five bushels of seed
—seven bushels have been grown in this
way in this county—are grown to the acre,
while lakes are often much higher, giving
from $4O to $5O per acre , for bay and seed..
This tie the usual way of-gFowing the
;small kind. The other variety, being a larger'
and later plant, requires - different =wage
meat. There is not so much ,of this kind
zrown, but the price being higher. now and
then a farmer makes it 'profitable. A friend
of the writer is quite, successful with this
' variety, his general average being five bush
.els per acre,. Last season , be grew forty
three and one-half bushels on eight acres—
..l9
early five and one half , bushels per acre.
his seed has probably sold for some $8 or
per bushel,.which; with the pasture—it
is fed close up to the 10th of June, and the'.
seed comes off early in. §eptember—makes
it a very profitable crop; and this, too, It:
alt
" o* be . rentemlieked, 'is griivix? *theta
'Any expense for fitting the land or other cull'
tivation. - . .
.. . . 1 _
If 'a geed :crop of seed ; from the einall
kind is desired, the first cutting miter be
'early. When it is as soon as.the first of
- -July; there will 'often be double' the need-
grown in: the second crop, that will be se-.
-cured if the first cutting is the days latef,
Still but few farmers take pains to cut clover
hay early f , Qften4.tosave hiring a week or
two; - the clover itendirltittit the tenth or.
fifteenth of July, when of course the for-'
Fantle crop of- seed must be light. `Although',
the farmer thinks little about it at the time,
yet hehas itaefil - Iced it large 'part of his crop,
•of seed, perhaps makes it so late that it will
not be ttipaght. werthig,att.itioet from
ten - to - tiventy'dollars an acre to Save a few
Alollars'tor hired helpy Bach year's obser.
lation,PTOYes that this ip oftett.the.case; and'
'no dnnot - fhoiniands'br - iiiinfra-in ' Western'
lielv Yoritlase, or.fali to realize, buadredp'
•of dollars each, every year by such internam-
Agenim_ twitti*onr In" .40311: . . - )Kelt. —F.4I
an C ountry Gentleman. :,
VArion.Rural Items.
I.4ki 6fia -
e ent wi ndows.
MONEY inveSted in needtattoOls 7plys ii
bigh per cent.
. Tax wore vmfortablejou:keewyour ant
:saes the more they will thrive.
. A FEW ,rpote r 411 v- to. all stock, are a
welcome as apples to boys and girls.
A Goon cow is a valuable machine; the
..,,:erdfit. — fottow-prpirkfmtibthezrelder
e p
Tne,st. ring,
,las,so, backward that
the appl .tree.ene.tiot ielossonimitil the 6th':
of, June.
IF Swum—Bub the animal wittc
equal parts of lard and brimstokiitAiltdput :
them in a oleanpen.
Trim Valley Virginia» says it has been
hot, ,bte,the.tribusttalif,iWaol and the:
4rops flourishing. ' .
• se , ~.....Titire..Early-, R ose potatoi vas mdsed to,
Alfred Breese, of Vermont, in'l3ol, 'from a
" • eeed of the Garnet Chili.
Bco unsiit Biiiii=-4.lsint of new
thickened with flour. To be given twice a
4isaVAM jar i s o Istr, fit
ryearpfd wood;: .
-% is to pruning, do the best you can, An
• the are as mazi e y..ways as there are to d e
ofiehi re ffide 1 1 4' hiLr/Sro Va"Cl
Lin 4
BM= - day look heavenward to see- if
-ere are caterplbas' nests' in the trees. Ap.
ry .. ,&311t
ply soft, soap _to th -trunks, never to your
Scorms r i ilosess:—Put•one pintofgood
gin, and: one ounce of indigo into .a bottle,
axidshake them _toge th er and . _administer ,
- one dose:
Man in Farmington, ; 4 .bas a small
native cow, seven years old, Which,, during
six months last, year, averaged ifi ithutids
of butter Per week. r•
' seems siiinge that honsekibpe - rs" don't,
buy pails and tubs "withlbrass; beeps' and •
trimmings/ . They costa - little tme:at , fint,
but last wonderfully-,
Ittuonoinc.-w•Mix equal parts-of ttmpen
tine, and limp oil,Land4pply. to the' part of
night and niorning;. roping , It,
in ttroind the hoof. - '*- '
Tui urai, ors : repo: mends,' giving
stock, eerpecially, thosiKanthied to stableis
sod of eartiva foot square , once- a week s ; or
wind they will - eat rap 'clean.
80/Sits - tire Worth twice as muck at Ashes
for manure, if:diesolired, and theiehes Will
reduce them XIX hotif.in a. . bartel,
and half and moisten with fiCiaD•suds. ,
*I IA:0E1114R author says the useful plants
'number about ,12,000. Of these,:there are
4450 'varieties of edible fruits; berries, and
seeds/ The cereals number - 108; and vege
tables 406. .
A rrEw variety of corn, the result of se
lecting seed and of high culture, las origi
nated in Minnesota. The yield hot year tvas
as high as one hundred and .thirty-Seten
tushels to the tide. ' • • •
, make PLA.x . seed,Oceasionallygiveit to horses or
cattle - will them shed theii, old hair,
and whether young or old, soon get sleek
and fat. It is the only> thing • which will
fatten some old horses. • -
Com - Nl:timesls BratEr-L=Two tablespoon
fuls of castor oil every. tNirelsie'lxanni. Cr
glye one ounce Opsq!a ,every;
This day be
assisted by i
an njeetion, of warm water,
weak ands and molasees, .
DrAnnuma IN CATrur..--Take half a.pint
of bran and pour liOning
. water on. it, and
.
cover with a thick cloth until 'nearly cool;
then strain and give the tea to the afflicted
animal. "'Two or three doseti are sere to
• ,Tuz grass crop of Pennsylvania, it is en-
Rected, will be the heaviest cut for ten years.
The wet' weather of last fall, the snows,
during the winter and the cbrdinued rains
of April, all combined to raise a heavy
grewth.
Woutcris rK . SHEEP.—Take the leaves of
the elder tree and .make a strong decoction,
and wash the parts affected - two or three
times.a day, and you will . not be troubled
with flies, or worms. It .also removes fever
from the'wound, and is healing.
ALL of our Minnesota'exchanges speak
enthusiastically of the 'condition of the
growing crops. The season la the most fa
vorable for many years. It is estimated
that from forty to sixty per cent. will be ad
ded to the cultivated lands this year.
A vowto lady farmer in the fruit region
of Southe.rn Minois got 20 per cent. more
forler strawberries than others because she
gave bettermeasure and had nicer fruit If
the ladies will go on in this way,' the ques
tion will be whether men ought to vote.
1r Tun- Cumberland (Md.) 'Union says :
"We are informed that the generally
look reutarkably well in many portions of
this county. _ The fruit also promises an
abundant yield, perhaps with the exception
of the peach crop, which It is supposed have
been seriously injured by the late frosts."
Ten Council Bluff (Iowa) Democrat says:
"We learn that the crops in this county in
some localities are pretty badly datnaged by
the grasshoppern. 'They have commenced
on the corn crop, .and are going for it
heavy. A farmer told us. yesterday that he
had been trying carbolate of lime, but the
grasshoppers rather liked• it."
THE new species of potato bug, known
as the "ten-line spearman,". which created
such havoc in - Eastern Illinois last year, is
making Its appearance in very large num
:bers in some sections of Western Indiana.
About Laporte some , tarmers are ploughing
under their vinekhaving failed , to discover
any remedy for the evil. In other parts,
slacked lime sprinkled over the vines has
been found to act successfully.
,Cosr OF RAISING Conic.—Several neigh
boring farmers lately met in Champaign,
county, Illinois, to compare results of. their
farming operations. In respect to - corn
raising they made an estimate .based upon'
the daily wages of men, and teams, - which_
',seemed to show that' at the present time corn
Cannot be raised at less than 50, cents' per
bushel, - unless over 40 bushels to the acre
"OM . be obtained, which amount vas consid-
I eyed a full average for the western part of
that county. - • I
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OrDIANHOOD 'AND THE. VIGOR
• :OF YOUTH restored In four weeks.- Sue=
cm :guaranteed. , , HICOHDIfi ESSENCE OF.
LIFE restores Manly I **were. from whitever cause
-stilling; the effect/ of early pernicious habits, self-'
obstse, impotency and climate give:way once to
this wonderful medicine. If takes regular accord.
Mg to the direeflope; (which are' very • mple. and
require no restrattit , froVe! beaten Noir ; ' , 4l 4 easure.)
Failure IA hopossible._._. Saki in :Willa ek or fo u r.
quentitierin one for $9. To be had only o the sole
appointed agent In - interim, H. GEHITZEN, 305
Second Avenne,'Nerwilforki ,I,‘Joutm*Trg
tgrIPIII ifox
Si OE, ' it nevi. brae of teetires, he'
livered at Newitort Afusesim'of Aattomyt
braelng thea_ableete;lio_Vritg lOW ;olive
for":11"oelb, atlatorlty anXO.l4l e; manbaolt gem.%
111 reviewed: , tbedeiitee of In gestkm4 lletrlence
an nervous diaeaaealkeeounteit for; Marriage phll
- Fagf 4:lllFtiii=l4TecerMilarcit;
unable tolittenkon receipt fOur stamps, by ad.;
AIteeaIruLARCHJEMIJKIC,. PeW•Tork Mu beam ot Anat.+
Oirt lug Science,. 018 Mroddirsy, Mar , 'reek.
: I )4 tri ' : ).
nisi splendid Mir .137 e fa the best in' the wcirldi .
the onlyirne and, perfect Dye; hannless,, reliable,
instantineods,• no disipVolntment; no ridleulaus
tinta; remedies the-111-effeets of bad dyes; Inrigo-
TstP end leetei the Nate loft Ind beautiful. black
or Proton. Bold by all Druggist* and Perftunersiand
properly applied ILt Bettbedor's Wig rectory, No.
le nom mempyg
IarGIJIDIDI TO. INARIMIAGE.—
Youpg Men , . Guide to Hamolltarriage.
and Corr Felteltygo-Tbe humane views of benev
,olent Pt clans, ca the Errol.' and Abuses Incident
tO el d annarly' Hanbood Ile, ne In adalb‘r letter
tlne Rae of eharige:l Addetelp HOWARD U.S.
040Whlopir , Dan Pr. L'ldiedal 01 2 .146.: toriagiva.
jullEaa
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Tglr. V BTATBd. ,Folt 'THE, wgeiT.,
Mal .O'ENNSTLVArk)
JOSIAH KING and ISAAC AV PZ NO_IiIK4 Hank.
roots under the 8.4-of Congress of march Ad,-
887, having applied for a discharge from all their
• ebte,'lttidr alkali prerehieltader 'saki act, I t
p ro , 044 , p o p" ; b 9 tioal hereby, glum to
Jerson, wholtitytiprovedibe dettic tuolltierer..
sous Interested, to' iiirieut lid ds' of .1 . 114 a.
NB, at 12 o'clock is. teltwittliiiiillßL , IMP ''
M.. Register, at s office, No. 93 Diamon
trea, Plttsbn h ..." to slow ewe, If ouy they,
• • Why ge elottild • titit be granted' to the
•• ' . I t s cd.fartilker, stoti i rs: ,berebygi v.;
. 8 . . t • st=cb and Wird meet vvribredu.w.
, the said vanio ptsiltqatOtt the illith'and
Bth sections of said set. wUir tilt. I"f"ettillraid
• flitter. at the sasuallgedin, P a cac e ,, a l t ..„ ...s.
`4ir -- ataft.oo.;:.
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.Ili 'IT Mr' itvrAvr-,, rot , pint =V i r)tnT,
ttN DitalllCT OF PENA WILY eNlet.t. ukt , the
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tier of JOHN ktr<THORP, of Aliex beer Citro
Allflinlatuffb,tit..s.l.-A4,0.-.3toliskto, ,LA
Wegek?U fr .iii i Sii t hl,/ 4 / 4 A (3 h , 19: 31 .„, 1 , 1 ?„,..„ 1 . . I '
0 WITOIII IT NAV 007F‘SISS: '
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..r.k l 9 reederalBB 8 etor vt st not ti of , hik" IP" •
• ' =mutt eritled 41'
ior aoirN 4 st... , Pli OW* or A 1 1 -. '
feeble Dity
..... , 4 11 oflitliefited**PutWate.
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adjudgoef a banktart_ pdirVegripro ' liir h brig;
District Court of saWgistriec, t t' '
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REED PATAWES.
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141.—o*K
- Tor ads by JOHN R. & A; YURDooll.Xtracy-
Tuo. Irksists sad derodsassa. 111AlltalSadial sisal
O M3MANPX3.
- A 44. Plaanr• •
• •
]St ESOLETION to widen JOCksiin
•FfratEl i
xagt.ve.n. the Select Comma 4Clardid•
Vie Ctry of trelracay, Thit Jackson- at t• be
and th e 41its.S la • hereby irldenth eft? phe
sa-
MT l L li nti l et tligeldlBlj 4 ,lrol l ili i ' l l d etrif fro t s
; JANKE, - IMEIA )1 ••W:
and;
and 40 Ing B.
£VIN!4 :freeholders,' he eau, they, are kereb7 aer •
canted vl r reettto view nnd lychee the tiamsgeleri
Acrigfi l e gih lee ro l g t d i , 11TT1V.4 1 147 1 .
auxbthut the C ler k s. of Councils notify;thented lr
'llP digrr a nta •innetecl',lnthnja4 tilts e ) ietli{h'da7
, of June, D. innei...l. .• . ..• %. . 1) •
Presiqent of the Select Council.
• J .' SLA,- • .
!. • ; • President atthe Common GLE Connell.
Attest::.; • •
D. rACiicnicott,leidek of seiectdoiiiiii. • "
nrcwoutu; clerk of Coninutti Council. I -je72
40401.111T10N - to wAdezir Ittrad* ,
DEN STREXT.
iciownto. BO Me Meet and Cimtmeii 'Councils
of the .01ty or Atieglany. , That McFadden atreet: In
the Eighth ward,. be. and the emu Is hereby.ariden
ed 'to twenty; fl , te (25) feet, from Western , Ptnina.
4allroad - to Sink Lane and that JOAN , NIEK
PATRICK, .3IAWIHE ih i. FOEGTLY and SIMEON
BELFORD, freeholders, t•e"tind they ere-hereby
akpointed to Tievr and assess the damages - and ben
ents in accordance with the - provisiona of the Act
of Assembly. approved May Ist.. A,D. 1881, and
that the Clerks of_ Councils notify them of their ap
. Ordained and enacte I into a law.thia the 11th day
04 Jane. A. D AS6S. .
JAMES - McBRIEE.
President'of Select - Council.
J, 0. SLACILE.
PreeldEnt of CoMmou Connell.
Attest
D. M.AcP.Enno,N, Clerk of Select Council.
D. DILWORTICI. Clerk of Common Council. Jet
4N.OIIIDINAI%CE amending an
Ordinance relating to Board Measurers.
C. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by At Select
and (kennura Cknbiotte of tAe Cap of 417rheny, and
ft tit ;weft, enacted by the authority the 'same,
That Secttpiall, Chapter U. Page 854 o City Code,
Br hereby *Mended to read as "follows : They. shall
measure all round and square timber sold or landed
in the. City of Allegheny : charging therefor the
.i/hwAestasilf
cubicstd 'timber the of litty cents per
82. That Section 8 of the . Immo chapter and
pag is hereby amended to read: They shallreport
qu City
. 1....
crly to the City Controller all moneys received
by trtue of their oce, and they shall pay quarter
ly le City Treasurer forty per cent. of all fees re
eel dby them.
S. 3. That Sections 6 and 8 of Chapter /1, page
SA, of City Code, be and the same Is hereby re
pea ed.
0 slued and enacted info a law tbli the 16th day
of J ne, A. B. 1888. '
JAMES McBRIER,
President of- the Select Council.
J. 8. SLAGLE, •
President of common council:
EMI
If...criminal?, Clerk of Select Council.
Dit.wowrit. Clerk of Common Council. je.T2
•
Aeati ' ORDINANCE - treating .the
I Office of WILMFMAISTER, for the Eastern
..bn of *a City,. . • .
I Butt 1 Be ft ordained and enacted by thelteleet'and
Common Councils of the Oily of Allegheny, and it is
hereby, enacted by the authority of. the same, That
for the -.present year, as soon as may be convenient
after the pasaage of this ordinance, and thereafter
.it the annual meeting for the election of Cit Bal
een, the -Select' and - COMTIIOII Councils shall, by
their joint vote, elect one suitable person, it citizen
of said city, to serve as Wharfmaster for one year.
or until his successor shalt be duly elected and qual
ified,or that portion of the Wharf extending from
Chest ut street, In the Fourth ward, to the head of
Tierra Island, In the Eighth ward, taking Its all the
landin s
a,
on each side of said island. . • .
1 dec. Before entering upon the duties of his of
dbe. he all give bond to the city, with sufficient
in the sum of one thousand dollars, conditioned for
the faithha performance of his duties. .
SEC, 3. Hie duties and powers shall be the same
over the portion of the wharf of which be shall
bve charge as are devolved and conferred upon the
Other Wharfm rs aate of the city, and be shall noels"
lt i,
of he wharfage collected by him, as compensation
foa his services, the saute cotornissicotor per tentage
as I now allowed to the other Wharfmasters of the
ol I
c. 4. That so much of any ordinance as may. be
nalstent herewith be and the 'same Is . hereby
. allied and enacted Into slaw this the 16th day
• e; A.. D. 18436. •
- JAMES MeBRIER
• ' , • Pres:dent of Select Council.
.1. S. SI.A.GLE.
Prestdent of Common Connell.
Atte'
D.I
ACFNIIRONCIerk of Select Council, •
LWORTII, blerk of Common Councll._,,te.V
ORDINANCE - to authorize
the Orading and Patina of Peach alley,
• da street, and for the grading of Buena Vilna
et.
:KC. 1. Ba it ordained and enaded by the Bake
• ("amount Council.* of the City of Allegheny, and
hereby enacted by the authority' of the some.
at the Committee on Streets be and they are here
authorized and directed toinvite and recelye pro-
. . .. _ . . . . .
.. all fur the Grading and Paving of rkicit
MEV, from Virgin alley to Liberty street:
SIDUELDS _STREET .from Allegheny avenue to
Walker street. and for the grading of _BUENA
VTA 'STREET, from Carroll street to 'Taylor
avenue and to contract therefbr with the lowest.
an be lt bidder or bidders. at their-discretion.
Eittc. 2. That for the purpose of defraying the cost
and expenses of the said imprOvernents, there be
an
1 Isibuerebthleevied
r a s s li. e g al Min a t'll t n o g b in e d g nl,lirtr.:, - ,
.0 ri said alley and said streets reepectively , in pro
po ion to the feet front in them respectrizzcom
p sed, and bounding and abutting as aro
S c. a. That us soon as the cossana expeneetnf
sal improvements shall be fully ascertained, it shall
be the duty of the Street Commissioner to assess
an. apportion the same among - the several lots
Do acting and abutting upon said alley and said
st eta respeCtively. socording to the rule above
in heated, such • thereupon proceed to make demand
an collect the same, according to the provisions of
lb net of tile General Assembly of the Corumsn
we ith of Pennsylvania. entitled "An Act defining
th manner of collecting the expenses of grading
an paving of the streets and alleys of the-City of
Allegheny, and for other purposes, •• passed the Wth
of larch UM. • -
S c. 4. That so much of any ordinance s" may con
. ill with or be supplied by the foregoing, be and the
same Is hereby repealed. '
day
• Ordained anu enacted - into slaw this the 110 y
of June, A. 1). 1885. -..' , _
_.,
JAMES bieBRIER,
• President of Select Council:
..J: li. tiL AtiLE.
Presidentet of 031/511110D. Council.
Attest:
D. MAeritunott. Clerk of Select Council
. R. DILWORTH. Clerk of Common Coeval
AN ORDINANCE. ,
*HUBCAP, Before the annexation of Du
beeline Borough. contracts had been entered into
by sald Boreligh with Smith &Orr for grading and
paving McFaen street, at the following . rates,
vial 45 cents p er cubic yard for grating, 11.10 per
impereciel
for for. curbing,,OS 'cents per yard for brick
pavn abater articling and png/lain;
following
Bridgestreets And Union all ey at the
rates,. vim 45 ' , tents per cubic yard for:, grading.
111.10 per superficial yird for stone paving. SO cents
per lineal foot+ for' curbing, , and °Stouts per Vard ,
for, paving brick. sidewalks. -.Also. that a contract
was entered into by geld - Borough with P. P. How.
lay & Co. fbr grading and paving Bank Lillie,- from
Union alley to Herr's, Island .Brldtes at the follow
ing rates, via: 4if cents per cable yard for gradin_g.'
Slab 'per inperacial , yerd for stone paving. le7
cents-for briekipaving:per gupertietal yard. $T
cents per lineal foot for curbing: tberel;re, .. _
axe. I. Be tt ordained and' ennetad the Select
and Cemmoa Uotineibt n/Me City of Alle phernii . , and
(1 to herf*y, Matfett by the aufborftil of .Me MM.
hat the Committee on Streete be and they wi t h ere by authorized to enter into new' contracts the
aforesaid .eontrietOrs for grading - and partng.the
said streets.. lane and alley. their present contracts
pine, end at ,tho same .rater, With a dedUctiOn of
ve per cent:
Sxc..2.4'That for the purpose of defraying the cost
, and expenses of the sant .imprevements, there be,
and is hereby levied. e special tax, t o be equally as
sessed upon the severiblets bonnet g and abutting
upon the Seld,eMeets, lane and all T respectively,
in proportion to the feet front In them , respectively
Comprised,and bounding and abott i r es aforesaid,
.Sr.c. 3. Thetas toms ,as the cent d. expanses of
said improvements, shall be. fully ascertained, it
' shall be tde ditty of the Street Comedssioner to ae
seas and apportion the same among the several lots
lots bounding and abutting upon said streets, lane
and alley renpectively. according to the rule above
Indicated. and thereupon proceed to make demand
and collect the same, according to thit provielons of
the Act of the General Assembly of the Common
wealth of'Pennsgivanitt, entitled "An Act drafting
s r
, the-manner of, ccdlecilhg the, expen es. of grading,
snail:wing of the streets and . alfeys the city of
16.111egbaby,..and for othetypurpOses, ' palmed the
thirtieth day of March. 1853.
Sxo. - ,4. nit somfich of anrordlnanctas may con.
li at „
„ w ith ue be aupplled by the forego,ing.,be
,and
the same is hereby - 1*(14.40d:
.otdaund andenleted Into a law thts • Iht lltteday
~i/fliESlttolititn,, .:,.. '
Prenirloor of S/leet comm.
, :, ,;•„.% . lb - Aux.E.: - Ii ~
, ) Pre,k( l l4, ,,(, i'vpi!npl•cou4lol. '
*itati" ' • , ,
D..DrAcgteniinv, tier\ (if V. , 40 1 4.6tiene11..
i 80. BlUsfOliT if. .C l l ra of 4 ,4,T mou A'. fft nen. ~ lien
MEE
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• - , X'ArrnNF4.o iwp-A:N1) iso7„ . . 1 ...
I, tu4 twirttiito timileti It L* , ttf - Aitt,'fif,kiiiirtms,
carry tt fartliar, 2ua4,,,aati Unload Itt.tqf C.14.1er than
~17 .':t.!lrA .,, r.ftl' , ..; 4' l 4 l ;;Plgirtilege tir l d" y d e it i f
~ . x . . , an re a
ttlpf.;lot kaM i l i ttl : r i gt. , ,,,,Aut..jo i t 1 ,3% hien la nidtrs: ~i
r t , .Taly 5. 11807..
; ttrbo'kt_Statal WO 134 town .% .11.4 , 113ttii. tuannito•l.
1
titled hz N't . W. I,ranactt. Pl,ttst.,. r,zh,,Pa. , acid ril_ ,o•
1 ottnyst.dailt:thlhitheti.c it. ti,lott tHll)4ttLintatilinrV
,ii.,gti. ukg:Pliit,iTgi!; ki rgl.t i tr i a l * l
aimatuanyliatn.tu oidata.l,,;:l., : c ~,,,, ~,,,i , -..,
dex ~
( '•'4*oilii i,ilgilit gli, t ‘a . # 4 1
I biu rgfi. tin • .47 - ICV the Wi•l hit , th Oattlinnian47l
pp:until)", oistfaduttitii (044 rwboDms,leimo 1 yri
'. 1W• i r,WAI•X•i• •
i 1 , 14 ili.dittrlth , harty; taapplt' Jonarta'
=
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17118 11(r 17 ' , ( 1- ur. , % 1 . -- T , C , • M7rAp
1 1 9010Pre = 1 " )
•-1,1:1:11(4121.11 firtrri.;l:l4iett;
gee
VI It s • l3
• Cliklact*
'endeavor 41t14gitotly to •inerit uttnuat7tre•St Use I
wow, and wiilll be elwere et the atop trona 119 e
S. evict front VI r. 4cr.9ttill4
y
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1-.411.130DAT.F52.0t111114.---20-''
=SRA
N;KT;4 , k
CDR El4l.4pterps,TATE.
Lon 4
and Ecitsforlude In Vala acme an .
• Alnes-ceveral
Alm; anrall - WOOLEN-PAOTOrar with SO acrea
Tor ornd.ano-good trapreventenis,cj, eh I Will sell.
cheap an d on reasonable terms ST I • esa lionises
lautgnas straw; Tends • • Homes tor
rent Irk beak cities. • For •be %Ara Impure
jai 1100z:sat LoPPeelte C • • •
BALE on pIINTRY : 1 BERift gl 12 FOR
Ilparr.—.4 xtyge, it, double
0111345... Colltihthlg iti ft/OMS," !pea ug - double Per
-20r4 ;with. piatble.teauttoo. and 111. a toodara Im
• prorements; I"Sere •or irrtornd,' With fruit'i
gar, beni
lio cs,4l;,l3ltasted i.M.ltionT r * . •
'Vas tit il tor of tte inttidFogl i gt Id ig a rZoVl•ll;
county,; and In . a 'goat neigh ' . ApP T. It
street. ' Hi tallfni * * ROIL Sstste .f.4 1 _ 1 4 6 1 IR' Gls"
~ . .
. „ .
:OWE 4PEST BUILDING .10111 kin
14Te'o l e Atir eq ntor.n. Q.Xl iZotnflig °4 ;n e el l inn lile "
Ingham line,' , and only Mews' mina esPi wept from
the end af: the Monongahela bridge.l Thla town is.
growing ast ramitUy. Uverelo.ooo woe reaUsed fur tete
Sold lseason, end over Orly nearderellings' were
ereeteddoring the seascrich. Ass special Inducement
to mechanics. we are.willing to el - me the balance of
the lots at the low price of !robs-65100 to saso each,
and on terms easier than , paying rout. , ,We'are on
the. premises every afternoon trom 3 10 . 7 o'elock;
or moplyat emir °Moe. corner or Fourth salt
. • ;3: liteLAlN.a,o9.
_ _
2;000,000. .Ac#ips
.
CHOICE ;LANDS 'FOR '3Ariv,,
,BrTifia
. -
. .
Union Pacifte Itcalreful Company,
'EASTERN DIVISION,
Lying song
.Die line of thett road, at
81,00 TO $5,00 PER ACRE,
•. • .
And on I CREDIT or FIVE TEJON.
ler hirther particulars; =per Le.; address •
FCaLII P. FIZODRZITS.
Land Coininiesioner,Tcr6eke. Ramat.
Or CEUILS. IL LANBOIM
anli: et. Alleeonri.
MEAX. ESTATE AGENTS.
520,000 TO , LOAN,
ON Boss) AND MORTGAGE,
01 WELL IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
AMPLY TO
STEEL & WILSON,
Broken and Beal Estate Agents,
No. 64 Boalthliold Strool.
JOHN & DUO.,
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE. BROKERS
AID AIIVTIONEERS.
Are prepared to still at Auction ERR. BONDS,
and all - kinds of SEXIIRITIES. SATE.,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,' either on the
premises or at the Bond of Trade. Rooms.
Particular attention paid, as heretofore, to the
sale of Real Estate at private sale.
Sales at Real Eitateln the country attended.
Mess. No. 118 FOURTH STREET. ocR
$lOOOOO T O
L°All3
, . ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
GM°. M. lequx-r3r.
atria Real Eitate Agent, 608m1thtleld street.
ICk t
q r litEAT HISTRIBIPTION BY .
METROPOLITAN arrr COMPANY.
G fts to the amount•of $250,000. Every Bak
draws a prize.
5 Cash Gifts Each $lO,
• • 8,000
20 " •• 1,000
40 •• ' `` 500
ROO. •• " , Ivo
300 '• .
• " 50
450 •• •• 25
30•• ' •• 25
Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each $3OO to $5OO
35 " " Melodeons," 73 to 150
150 Sewing Machines each 60 to 175
250 Musical Boxes •• 23 to ROO
300 Fine Gold Watches " 15 to 300.
750 Fine Sliver Watches " 30 to 50
Fine Oil Paintings, Framed Engravings, Silver
Ware. Photograph Album's., and a largess
. sortmont of bine Gold Jewelry, In all
valued at $1,000,0013, '
4 eherneeto arato any of the above Pflug by pur
chasing a Sealed Ticket for 23 cents. Tickets de
scribing each Prize are seated In Envelopes and thor
oughly mixed. 'On
- receipt of Fo' ets. a Healed Ttcket
will be drawn without choice and delivered at oar
office, or sent by mall to any address. The prize
named upon it will be d elivered to the ticket holder
on the payment of one dollar. Prizes will be home.
dlately scut to any address, as requested, by express
or return mall. , .
Youwtll know tolled your Pries ts before you pay
for U. Any arise elm/ be exchanged for another qj
the same value. NO B 1 ANKH.
--
_
Mir Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
it/iFZUSNCEB.—We select the few following names
from' the many who have lately drawn valuable
prizes and kindly permitted us to publish them;
S. T. Wilkins, Buffalo, N. Y., b 1.030; Miss Annie
Monroe, Chicaga,4ll., piano, valued at $600; }Whorl.
Jackson., Dubuque, lowa, Gold Watch, 800; Philip
McCarthy, Louisville; Ey., Diamond Cluster Ring,
81100;
_B. A. Patterson,: New Bedford,' Mass., Silver
Tea set, .174 Miss
Emma Walworth, Milwaukee;
$500; Rey. T. W. Pitt, Cletreland,, 0., •
Melodeon, $175.
.firrrWepu bash no names without permtsalou.
OPINIONS OF THE PRE SS.—'"They, are'
doing the largest business: the firm Is tellable. and
deserve their success." -Wirekty Tribune, PO. 8,
"We hare 0111 Milled their system, mid know them
to be a fair dealing,firm.'"—Arew York Herold, F.b.
`Lam week a, friend of ours drew a ssoo' prize
which was promptly received Dally ?Awe,. ]fared
Bend for circular gtvinf many more references an
favorable notices, from be press. .1,11/eral induce
ments to Agents. Satis faction' guaranteed. Et
package of seated Envelopes contains kdex CA*
Girt. ax tickets for 01;13 or 112; 33 for43•JMlforbls.
All letters should be addressed to HAMPER)
WILSON 00..14311110AIVIVAYi N. Y.
it.OI3IWWYINT,
. .
No. 20 FIFTH_ STREET:
. ,• • • -• .• • . ... • ...
. . ,
-SAS IMEZTED
I ' ANOWHER..X.Oit'
: • • 0.
7 FUR 111A±PLE SYRU P..
WARD'S':
~C LOTH LINED
PAPER COLLARS
4/ n CUFFS.
To BE HAG EV'ER'Y HERE.
il Wearer o
........;. LbrldrAireENterrk
'toy 1 , odir rL.,
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I.IOBT.
INSVRAZ PE.
AWIPPOP S r I 4
Fire Insiranee Omani,
OF P.l.TriSßUßiiii.
Np. 42 Fifth St, psiecipAlloor,
OVHS BEINIOMA.v. =TRAM a BLEDLEII
JEWELRY STOISZ.
DIEWt7rOttS
1 1.31
Robert 0. Schmertz; • ,Loals Norgemstern.
vuarv.Y.wr , , . Joseph
1 Abel l t• ei • •
IVM:Varr, • • Oh. webers, • '
Peter Kell, ' C. flj Schultz,
A. Stclmx!eyer, . NarUn Heyl..
ROBERT C.: opoicarwiTz„ Prein,
L. /KOZO STElik; Vice Pres't.
, . „ . . .. . • ..,
CELLS. ittlimax', Treasuret
C. P. Becreitirp
The above Cormier:ea now fully organized, and
larellere 4 f o take 'FMB BISKB. Bf earefal atten
non, to btudneas, prodeppe and fair dealing this
.COmpany win, ehdeaveir to merit a liberal shire of
thevatronage or the cooknotaity. jee:r4l
B'
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF •MIifIRENF, PA.
Office In FranlrilaSavhiga Bank Bididings)
Pio. 43 Ohlo AlleitikelYSNl
A HO= COMPANY. managed br Directors well
known to the cowman liY..wilo trial" by fair de4 113 8
to merit a shine at' Tote patronage.
, .
• -
1111iNWir. , IRWIIII • - ' - President.
GINO. D. !MIDDLE Seerstary.
'. ,1 ' `-. I • , 41111XVFORS: , .. ' ' " • •
I
•
User!, Irwin; ID. L. Patterson, Henry 'Gerwlg,
Deo. B. Riddle, 'Jacob Franz, i3attlelb Naas. ,
Simon Drum, 1.1. B. Smith.. ' Jacob Rash,
W. H. Stewart, ch. P. Wpdston, joseph Craig:
Joe. Loonier, H. J. Ziniumdi ; ieremialt,Koken.
NATIONAL INSIIRANCE CO,
• or 11171: or Aumm .i
torr
(*flee, In ALL RENT TB B'l OthrIPASIVIII
BUILDING. .
FIRE Di r BVRANOX ONLY.
JAB. 'Pr. W. MARTIN, 'President.
IFTEN, Secretary.
A. H. En/ilsh,
Jno.: A. Myler,
Ju. L. Ot*be,
JAIN Brows, Jr.
mh2IS:O4
NyniTERN INSI7IIANCE- COM•
iikalL.nr. PITTSBURGH.
. L REMICK, President, _
WP. HERBERT, Secretary:
CAPT. GEORGE 21 - L'ELD,General Agent.
Mice. 9SI Water 'tree? , Spang A Co.'e, Mare.,
stalra, Pittsbur .
Wig mute seabed all In of. lire and Marine'
'Risks. A home Institution, managed by Directors ,
who are , well known to the go=anity,,and who are
'determined by promptness ' Ina liberality to. main..
`tan the character WMe..b they have assumed, as
ed:or
the best pridectiont l o those who desire : to be ltanfs •
' • I'Miticiume: • • •
Alexander Mhz Irk.. Joan B. McCune,
R.
, Jam M e i s l McAule y , ' Will iam Clarke.
Evans,
.A. Ales ndrew id endar
AWe ftee Joseph Kirkpatrick.
u i , D Reymer,
Dav Long, Wm. L Morrison,
D. Ihmsen. nor
pENNSYLVANL& • '
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURGH
OFFICE, AIFIFTH STREET, RANK BLOCH.
This Is t Home ComPany, and insures again! t loss
by Fire exclustrelv. : ,
LEONARD WALTER, Preiddent.
C. C. BOYLE, Vico President.,
ROBERT
_kTRICH. Treasurer.
HUBS MeILHENY, Secretary.
oas:
Leonard Walter; Dinitcr - Germ Wilson,
C. C. Boyle. Otto. WEvans,
Robert Patrick, J. C.' L'appe,
Jacob Painter, J. C. , Bleiner,
Josiah King, John Voegtley. • •
Jas. H. Hopkins, A. Ammon.
Henry Sproul, jya:
pDEMARTY
AGAINST- LOSS BY FIRE.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
OTTIOZ, 435 A 434 CHESTNUT ST., NsA5 OTIL
Drillitrolls. - ._
Charles W. Banker , Mordecai H. Loafs,
Tobias Wagner, David 8. Brown,
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea,
Jacob R. ihnitis Edward C. Dale,
feorge W. Mein' inti k ' George Pales.
CHARLES G. B N KER. President.
i
RDW. 0. DALE, Viet President.
W. D. STEELE., Becretarr,pro tens.
.1. GARDNER MUFFIN, AGSM',
North West corner Third and Wood Streets.
tillahwif.
LLEGMENT INSURANCE COM-,
cx.
PANYOP PITTSBURGH:
OPPICE. No. ST ZINTEI rintErr. BA ,x BLOCK
Insures against all kinds orPire and Marine Risks.
JOHN IRWIN', Ja-;,. President.
- JOHN D. McOORD, Tice President.
C. G. DONNELL, Secretary.
CAPT. WM.: DEAN, GelieratArnit.
DULSOTOMIt" - - • '
Joan Irwin. Jr. Crpt.,Wm. Dean.
Jobn D. Itlo9o H. - I.l,,Patineoto4,
• ' O. O. Homily, • • • ' , W. , H. leversen.l
T Harrefiebildr,- %Hobert H
aclH . DIMS,
' = 4l2 ' add&
pEOPLEEP • .11181:9RAINCE COlll
. ,
011101 r., M. E. CORNER WOOD & rirrg en.
A Woo CoulPkolre in&lnt rtio , luia Marin. ilika
. , . . . .
Drssct
WM: Pbtlllpe, ,-- p t. John Li Rhoads,
John Wray - , I , , 91141%101P. abrlver.
John Z. Parks, , Okarlce_Arbuckle, -
egg. dunce Miller, Jared M.:Brash,
Wm. Van Kirk, ' - Win. F. Lana
James D. Vargas, . - Samuel HeOr l iikat.
WM. YHILLIPC 'President. .
JOHN WATT,lvice President) '
W._l', EIAIitHNEA Secretary. , ~ .. •
CA.) JAB, 00=!./N, 431 e , - -. I . ,
,45:0:.inr6VITr7M1
MCAZIOLE,
.1.• 4 •
=gMtmtAML , frAamoli,,
$0 trig anTilYnCia ) STRiVri PiTTEMEGHI
Keeps constantly on nand a Gni assortment of
tLOTHSi:CASSiMERES, 86 VESTINGS:
1416 , ;: dEter Intititftl ll o 430 *',Gilyris
owrtllNG MAD.p 0.
lat,it ,
timid? alt7t011; •-•
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aw r" r "s e ' ' al 114
1 7 !* E
- . 013'411Waf obileamortaeittotOLOTlts A
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Tr" elkyllierakint j railOni
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I . otEecustst Bev
,Aueignmb
rt 4 P:iyed4iliiiarikw(oo o o 4ol 4 04 ( ti
r/ 141 ;/ — SintWO_64 0 0.1: 11 04
134 4t 6 P% Pr a ArOalatul!nrt PITk arsa,• AIWA lop,
fiticir,gra*PicruißWlPift999PB,
x, l : .G. :si
luittiitx_vilpAui e. . 4 . 1.,,, -mi . ams .
ISGawar 8. 4liceelimmes
006. JP: '.'
'Cili‘ ' ' ' i '
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Ile om it r' 'M I Aul, ( 1,1 ' twit West
atlas o easing. nets it fields;
ilecre e l
.p itslit itteitalseu Sr l e tde.:Dtpirkults.
..r
4 no , 11 43 1F14 1 %, sp. „vog i 4 A , • 'Ms"
tiasbetriek..l I:.ii !ii 5 7 ,4i - 4 ;TII oil' nr ,- ‘'."
.111• 311` z I Ar aro:
Elll
Iy aritpx
; Alirstimic ) 1...
11111 !F409 ,1, vr.....i c , it5:...1.11:' i c..i ,
'''t NVERANDSVILDEW, , 11 ,
) ',,(// 41) .19 mull 611.14 1...-.4! trmq.u. 4 li:t . ii*
tit i t
Ur V i,
'. ?•:111V
Grant street. . • ."- -4) 4 4 ~,, ' t' "
_._JobbLos dead Nrdb-ussvailes and=oh. .An
oruirePzelliol7 aiteackva to, and aa
nsdaon way,
dotUWIP
WE
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0.71.1". Ulla=ino.L4'brigan,
Jag, toil e rff oy r ter ,
f ß a:o b . t. Gel l. "l.l ,
NEM
NEW OPERA SOUSE. -
---w*lrorra:
' ••MONDAY, Juno 2,51(i, Out six nlightil.ekt I: t' , 4
THE GREAT' REBELLION;
or; THE SST
SENISATIIOTAL PLA'i r • 3 "
Dsiucs c , OPERNric Atm nci4mtivpr •
„.: post:mous §CENERY. . • .
BEAUTIFUL
Matinee on Saturday, o : a ,
Admission, 23 eenta,,toull parte orate
IarBII7II,IIIIOILIA • r •
MUSEUM " ExHiserioN
cronit;rist;s:woilicti.l42 - 4';tikr*Ai 24,2.
taw, LIVING cunzosinEs, ,
AT FRANKLIN. ='‘
Fifth street, opposite rittsbanghlTheetre.
Carcts.of Admissign MEt,ceits. PprOxii, ova. feat
8 o'clock x.m. to 10'k. X:" '.r
. „
arFESTIVAL-
FOR:-THE HOME FoR , DESTITUTE WOMEN
To bu held on WEDNESDAY and'! THURSDAY
AFTERNOONS and EVENINGS. Jima 2 4 th sul.
98th, In
Cla w ir
Admittance ' • (1. - 111
tvgiTtliannakaggyt(LClelvPda." Weds' belay
farTESTIVAL
IN THE
MANCHESTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Corner otAfarket and Franklin Streets, Allegheny,
Antnerly Manchester, on j,
,
Tuesda . y Evening; 23
,d,II June,
For the benefit of the.Guirch. Ice ream, Straw—
berries Cakes, go.. Doers open at .11.o'clook A. 31/.
Passenger Cars pass corner - of Franklin street every
'lO minutes.... : .1' • Je2i:r94
BENEFIT
Under the anspicee of the Society* Bt. Vincent
de rota, (at. Paul's Conference,) thereWalle,hekt
CRANID:OHARITY I OtOII4IO.
ON ' AT
.11TABLAND1 GRO
5A..1747141,d1r, e 7 . 11111 111 4th.
, -
Ample - arrangements "have beenmelte Minute a
pleasant and enjoyable day to all wbOat dd, while
at the sometime they will feel caner:tins_ foonpr i bi.
nting to the relief of the worthy poo nr midst.
Tickets of admission , including D tier, 80 oesta
eanhe procured from the membersef the Bac=
or at George Qulgley's Book store, !Greet ,
'and at the gate. - eill:
a"LINDEN - GROVE.
:,; 1
LINDEN ABOVE having been tied Am lathe
most superb style. with a large an delSgant Plat
form, bftutiflitly shaded, large Di nni ng Room , and
two excellent bars. Is now -ready reutite .
o Pit-
NIC&PAItTIES, 81.1 ND la , solo t. ex .. 15 -
T10:4 ri, 'de., on tne most reasonable terms. - -
Parties holding Picnics. Lc.. will find it to their
advantage to secure the. Grove. iI. . ,
The Grove is easily 'accessible; bein g bet a few
steps from the Oakland Railway Station. whs.° Cara
run regularly every Aileen minutes. y : ,t 1. ; . ...
dip For terms, dc., apply at the I
FYNE OF -TRH OAKLAND 'RAILWAY 60. 1
OAKLAND STA.TIO24ii
OrRIMIERDAI.E..
•
SUMMER. REsiOirr - - •
AT - ' •
Delightfully attested OR the P. p. 41, a. S. R,.
eleven miles from the city. Zs now open ror the re
eerion of ear !.
jeer:. , Box.324..Prttaberib,
COAL AND COZIEG :
...........................
()Mill F. LAMM. It 4 co,r, . .
al.: Lamm - • - • DAVIS.
COAL AND COKE.
OOlneySandusky Street suad ,4 P.• W.'& C.
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Youghiogheny Coal mid ConellsiVe ,Coke,
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AT LOWEST ' MARKET . BATES.
air Ord. re promptly attended t o.
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DICLSON, STEWART L iz CO.,
Having removed their MI6 to
NO s 6671.1331E1RM1C S'lrltiECE3ll4
(Lately City Flour 11U1)SEC0141ELOOlt.
Are now prepared to funiieh good youorricetts-
NY LIIBM. COAL OR - BLACK; at the lowest
morket price.• t 1
All orders lett at their' °Moe.. or. addressed to
themthrortgli the mail, will be attendbd to promptly.
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COAL, SLACK AND DESITI.PIIITRIERD 004 R.
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' °Mee and' Yard—CORNER OP int= aim
MORTON STREETS. , First yard: on.: Li and
Clymer, streets, Ninth Ward, and nil co, Send, Mo .
near Lock No. I t Pittsburgh, Pa." r
Famines' and Mantrilteturers .suppilled
bert article orCoal orCoke at the lowest cash Wes.
Orders left at &nig their °Moen will resolve
prompt attention. - • I ;
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IaNZUMLIIIPPERS AND DI4IABS,AiIr AOL
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ppS" AND FAMILY COAL .
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Coal delivered promptly to all patttOt thi cdtliM
at the lowest - mnetiamea. -
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latest
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latest valeahlo Intprovementa kn hir the . eon
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been awarded the hl hest premium-1,11mM? 4.1-
hlbited. Ite tone Is-ftll, ikinprouilland sweet. The
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