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Tlte New t, Pethodhrt • Church—Allegheny
College Commencement, dte., dm. , •
• febunvxr.tati June - 240868. -1
Enrrorts young ' city .is a
Pairing of heauty,." - and one feels like
vial/111g ,it way be-a Joy .forever.". •It is
growing rapidly. • quite &number of build- '
ink*, are in, progress of , ' erection, among
othertia jnew ix/art House. This intend.
ed , „:lo,..rivai ;anything of the kind in the
atie Methodist. Episcopal ilimich is
well high ebmpleted. It :is a" credit ;.to
concerned, inasaive, capacious, well
.!1/lanned, and , finely finished. ...It is tto be
.i; .uenioated on the 29th of next Month. ' The'
{;celebrated, Weileyan orator, Bev. Morley
.
'l..Punshan, is to preach the Aledicatory set.
lA:non. In this th Meadvillites may regard
themselves fortuhate.
This, is• commencement week in Alle,
_ticheny College. - The regular examination
:of classes began on •last Wedneaday, and,
!!.was completed yesterday--a long and thor
r4ough exatidnatlon, and withal very liatis,
b Of the Fatuity of Allegheny College- we .
[can speak most confidently. They are - very '
4',competent men. -They do - thorough work.
They not only train the intellect; but - cult':
vate the heart. ' Students are safe in their;
I:Lands—as safe, at least,. as they can' be at '
3 lany literary institution. ' -
The Baccalaureate setmon . Wail‘pteliehed
1 . ,,0n last Sabbath by Rev. Dr. Thompson, of
...Jamestown; New York.: It.is spoken of in
very commendable terms.
On Monday everilith the anniVersary ex
fezeises of - the Allegheny Literary Society
stook place. Valedictory by Mr. B. F. Bea;
gen, of Webster,' , ". Pal,' and reply ”by Mr.
fA. Barr Fotoe, of, North East, Pa.'
Tuesdayarterntion _ten young gentleinen
Edeolaimed for two prizes. It was a spirited .
Yaftmir. • There , Was not a single failure; all
did well. Such was the excellence of Bev--
, :eral of_ the contestants that the judges
',found it difficult to Make. the , awards,
howeier; concluded tolgive the first
L'prixe to Mr. - J.- R. Groves, of Rockdale,
• •;Ps., and the second
. to C. Barris, of
' 'Gustavus;'ol/10. - ,
1.1 In-th e evening the' ' Anniirersay of the
Thilo-Franklin Literary - Society .was
The Prize - Essay Was read by Mt. J. P.
Coulter, Venango Borough, Pa. '
The -Valedictety was delivered by Mr.
!Lewis Wick, BrOwnington,- Pa., and there
oly by C. W. Foulk, Sugar Grove, Pa.
More anon, Amiens.
' MEADVILLE, June 2.5, 186 S.
• Enrrons Gazzra:—Yesterclay afternoon
Literary SocietY held is Anni..
"versary. The "Hunter Prize Essay" was
.. ead ay Mr. W.:H:Hashell, of Ohio. The
4iralediotory was, delivered by Aleinous
, A. Brown, Hartville,Ohio, and the Reply
• {ay George E. Neville, of Ohio. In the
• livening -the Address - before' the Alumni
ikssociation was delivered by Rev. W. A.
. : Davidson, D.D., of Washington, Pa. .
This forenoon the graduates gave us
' heir orations and received their deplomas.
- • '.sthe, folloaing • ate their names:
~ N. ,P..
inaley,Mentor, Ohio;, John T: Riley,
„ :Waynesburg, 'Pa.; George Davenport,
MrlDowelli, Pa.; R. F. Randolph, &mama,
, rht. Y.; )3. - F. teatell, , Webster, Pa.; H.
;eig, Mayfield; Ohio; J. G. Albin, Mer
, • t .er Pa.; George L. McMillan, Greensburgo
* t r;?a.; 'Lewis Wick, Brciwnington, Pa.; John
,;I. Wright, :Washington, Pa.; J. R. Froves,
• :3.ockdaleMills, Pa.- J. F. Colter ' Venango.
;.aorongh, Pa.; A. A. Brown, Hartville,
', , l)hio; W. Todd, Freeport, Pa.
The degree of . A. M., in course, 'was
con
kerred on S. M. Davis. Meadville Pa.; B.
DeMain, Colorado; B. E. Edgill, Ohio;
M. Mechesney, lowa.
• Rev. W. Graham, of Indiana, was hon
. ~,red with the degreeof D. D. , • .
• tr The graduating - class is a very fine one,
indeed. ' Their ~oralions to-day were more
than ordinaripod. They , were full of
lhought, we n, and gracefully and
forcibly deli* •
• r The Collegeiatoltifine working order, and
' -Reserves to belargely patronized. Nearly
.' t ,'svo.thirds Of 'the whole number of students
agendance the last session were profes
-..Liars of religion.'.
F, JUNE 26.—Last eyeing a large number of
patrons and friends of the College as
••-•. : ambled at -the residence of President
•loornis, to enjoy social festivities. It was
delightful occasion. The -President and
Iles estiniable wife know how to make their
•••• ttueste • share their hospitality with. ease
,
;, • - When we dispersed, - winch was' at an ;
early .hour, all felt that commencement
tYcek se-Allegheny had been one of unusual
,;(nterest, and•that it had now ended de
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qghtfully. • Aterpus._
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• 4 LETTER 'FRO3I DETROIT.
5. adernational -Convention of the: :Yining
1 - metes Christian Association. • •
~. r,;,,. , ' DETROIT, June 24, 1868.
' (. 4 BEAR GAzErTE.—After - baying run up
i
.. berty street as fast as Icould; I
.;:.:•!; timade
• e train, on Penn street. After a long and
.;.,...
Trusty ride, distributing tracts all along the
'" ute,- We reached Cleveland and wereixtei
t the" depot by 'a • delegation from - the
!.- 1 7.,', oung Men's ; Christian Asseliation of
-•..- leveland, . and,
.escorted to, their room',
:, - . here, the ladies, (God" bless them,) who
•• • '''' •re over thoughtftile and whom we ever I
' ;"•"• iratefailv remember, had a bountiful repast
,r,- . - 1. - *et for us. After having replenisheitheiii,
er man, the meeting was called to order i
y Rev. P.. 8. iiiinmonfs,;af,rbiladelphia,
i t
...,..:::.; , i'V ho opened the meeting-with :prayer; and
•• • - lead the first Psalm, a ft er which the prayer
- •-•' ,oseeting was leftin the hando.of the Adele
•-‘ .; ;'-'•.:T;ates. Prayers, remarks and exhor
.••44itions, interspersed with singi ng, was
t , ••• '''•',:' Oho order Qf - the evening. General
,• , , 0. Howard, of the Young Men's
'. ,!''',, ''‘tflhristian Assoeiation -, of Washipped. pity,
...-
.tUing present:was culled upon, and made
•:".• '•-•••. • M e mo very touching. remarks. Fitting
.; .;:•'Plyords were spoken by Bros. Hall, of Wash
. ~. • •-• kgton City, and.a. KirkrPolter, President
,:•'•: , . J Pittsburgh Young Men's Christian As
ilociation. Bro. - Wright, a delegate - from
••• ,
.•
.lie Young Men's ChAstiai• Association. 44(
, 2,2
•' , ov a ehington 010;00-1&el , irinde'afitirritigt
ki;,,,, ea h, in the course of w hich he said they
; ve to going to '"Werieuntil - the Fatherhood
f Goa, and the Brotherhood of man should
'': .• ''i" 114se universally recognized'. , '. His =Marks
• . 'vere listened to . with deep interefiti tafter 1
sz•- ag lag and benediction by Bro. Barnitz, oft i
...
.2 ' •i• heeling, the delegates were escorted to
ti t , h e boat Dyta - .4lflDgfitibn lettni.. theloletn.F.
''and Young Mon's Christian Association.
' • -. :• . $!All aboard, boat" whistled,. And off we go
t:'gettingi
or Detroit, after ' getting 'on' board the
• tylendid steamer R.N. Rice, the kindness of
"- • ...s,,b a se clerk to our nejegation,l-will not soon
' ' • ' farge4.ranckettlng four ago rs,o:*tsl , tel.:
•- ' •caritsedloid sang hymns tin we were sleepv.
- : ' el' Your correspondent did riot get. sick, but
Reit veil queer! !'illia_k?ointrillill #rgt!triP on
ti - A Wide Wide ;---- izice. A ft er taking
• • .k -u - chum J. E. 8. by the. arm. we went
kvs , o l d r o ma te-fay awake all night think-.
i0,..f e
fate of those who recently went ,
_, A ti n o g ,,, -- on the Morning Star. Arrived in
i e tro u
i, - it nest morning at !six o'clock; met
• . ... f at the dock by• V.ol4'.3)llo„PltV6tgeMr: it.
. v • id C. A. who r t ' 43 115
which
After
with
l'itil4i.ficent rooms,
fi.. re'.tags; emblems, • 4E64' 'fie After being 03.,
' p.„l, l sed our different boarding houses, we
..,21.r.rt to prayer meeting, held in the Baptist ,
wen D Rev. Cluisfee•ftehilbrly" of Pitts. 1
chur a ,
• tihnrith, and had a very interesting meeting.
• 1 ---- invention- will meet for orjanization
V i
.
Pt this afterroxnui. CFP I Ff s _ Y , N r.uni f r Whz
A,
Vi St o rodk, et the C d e fi ntral Ihithbarst'
three le
Chureb. The Welcome meet
-0 Nplasozi
ba held on .Thursdrix. even.
. ' k'l l 114 Artineo titbit idetkit.'; WZI & ,-)
I 13g7
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and the' Pftireire - 11':'Innie n it ) San"
dayr , Juno .2f4h. 71t , is- biliergd that
COL. Aention, oocuraing after .Ip yea
creased interatt throughout the. V-unea.
Snail and the Provints* and at atigr V.7l:„r
whin God's blessing upon 4he 'effottalof ;AV
Christian young - men. 80 manifest in: the t apt
increase of their '42orgsnizailon ankinem
bers, Rill , be of peculiar value and interest:.
About. one thousand delegate*. haveiarrived
up to *bowsaw:it , time, and atilLthe 'come.
The Young-Men ' s Christian': Association of.
Pittsburgh b . :represented? by'ldr.
Porter, B. T. Cook. E.:Pa. Long,
.lers, T. fa Cree, A. B. -ItiggiK.s P. - Hartd.
so p, Arthur W. Bell and Manly Lwrely.
The stpain!ioat :11101ei: tic St.
Frplen the St,toiiin AnnoOtot ,We clip the
following , particulars of the • murder of It
colored man by-Capp:a .8., Donaldson
of this city, of the etea `
ahboat &neat pub-.
lief At the , Pork Ofßt.• Louis. - • • „ •
The magnificent ateainer Great Republic
arrived : •at • our landing about , 'l2 o'clock
night. before laistp and between 'I and 2'
o'clock a human life was• taken on board
that )Xsa under circumstances which must
send' a thrill of horropthrough-the heart of
'every one reading the testimony elicited at
the Coroner's inoueßt, which was of several
hours' duration, all the" persons , upon the
'boat being examined whoSe evidence could'
have any bearing upon-the sassy .
While onber way
_from New to
St, Louis one of the . cabin boys • or • rather
-the texas-tender, who was detailed ,by.ithe
Steward to - attend ,to -the texas, , mulled
'La w rence Glover, refustAta scrub, for rear •
'sons of his own, which the Steward•csnudd.. :
'ered not good, and he was therefore , band
cuffed and placed in. ,the baggage-room.
Henry Anderson, another cabin-boy, was
• incensed at the usage of Glover, • - made re
marks to the effect that' the crew ought to
I quit if" theboy was not released, and spoke
-to the Captain about it, who refused to act
In the matter, and some of the, cabin crew
went to *the beggage-room and took the
prisoner out, but no ,violepoe was used.
Afterwirds both Anderson and Glover were
placeiLin irons and confined in the baggsge
roorn where they were_onthe arrival of the
'Great Republic at the - SL Louis landing:
After her arrival, ketween the houra stated,
, . ,
Anderson was shot through the forehead
and killed.", It would appear from the evi
dence that Captain Donaldson, the porter,,
and the boy, Lawrence Glover, were in the
baggage-room at the time of the killing.
Captain Barr, one of the clerks, was, either
inside or just outside the baggage-room—
the evidence differs as his exact locality 4
Glover escaped and told his story at the po
lice station, and officers were sent to arrest
the Captain, who, upon - their arrival, was
not. on board, he having gone up into the
city. Seek& was _made, and about nine
o'clock yesterday morning officers Goodky
and Darlington met and' arrested him on
Cherrystreet, coming to the boat. Captain
D. de nied all knowledge of the killing.
These are the circumstances in brief. A
terrible murder has been committed, but
It is not our province, to prejudge the case
by indulging in personal-comments. The
evidence substantially and In the order
given, appears below.
Captain: W. B. Donaldson 18 a young
man—perhaps thirty-fiveryears of age—but
is remarkably well- known, and, we be.
hove,. much liked on the western waters
for his gentlemanly and generous depirt
meta. He superintended - the building-`of
the Great Republic, and -has been in cont."
mend since her launch...,lt is understood
he has-a large interest in her.. Eels aviar..
tied man, and resides in 'Pittsburgh. • : -
%Judge Denison was yesterday afternoon
called upon- to take Wit but peremptorily,
refused to do so. L. M .: Shreve, Esq., ap
- peered in behalf of the prisoner, at the
Coroner's inquest, which. was held In the
washroom.of the boat, the .body of the
murdered man remainingupon the floor. of
the bagg ige room, the haricot's, however,
having been removed. • • =
Henry Anderson, the deceased, is a
negro., very dark, perhaps thirty yearaoldi
five feet seven. or • eight inches high, with
mustache and= imperial. ,- 'Of hinue or
family nothing -was learned.'lThe Witund '
is near the temple • and- death must have
been instantaneous. • - '
principle witness before the Coroner's
.Jury was Lawrence' Glover, who testifie4
as fellow/in - . •.• , •
•Lawrence Gloverua have been cabin bOy
on this-boat; I live in 'Philadelphia when I
am at home; I had to wait on tables and'
carry coal; the Steward wanted me to lorn;
I told him•l couldn't scrub to-day; this was
Monday; he saidifkdidnotserub hewould
put me in irons; I told him he would have
to put me in irons,. I,could'nt.sertib tactic;
was put in irons in the baggage room; the
other- pat there about an hour
- afterwards; he had irons-on also; the Stew
ard said if -hs put one in irons' 'hetedhldi
have to put all, in irons; the Captain said
, the two were put in irons to make the crew
quit; deceased*:said be was put in irons ibr
nothing; last night we were laving , _ in • the
•baggag.o room, after we arrived here; when
Captain Barr and Captain. Donaldson came
in the porter was lying down there; the
porter told the Captain - that deceased had
the handcuffs before him—he put theirebiP
hind, him; Captain : Dointidson-t made •
step over them and put them . : behind
again:. the Captain made utc'equat" rive or
Six times and feet 'up again; he had a pistol'
in each hand, and pointed one at the'citber
.and one at -me; tempt. Barr-said. lathing
from the time they esmetuto the time they ,
went (ink-. Capt. Donaldson then' jtitnp , '
- ed _the. othert-tioy. • and 'said
had :.-a lreat ,, - , mind !Ito shoot • I hiM ;-
'the -..perter held i the Captain's'!" arta:
backk Itokl - the rOaptaiii-my-foot'wel out
• and -asked: the .porter:to , I,o:whisky - or •
Something on it to stop it; the Captaiivseld;'
"all right; " while the porter was, drawl
the whi.ky,;frota a ;barrel in the s
port' -Captain Donaldetin pat epitstol begs
• Anderson's- temples and shot, him: The
'Captainttirmitt on me and said; ••R had' bet-,
ter shoot-thislittl& eanloPli herftgo
and tell it." The oiter"Slild; -"no; Fit
make that all right. " While the Captain
and porter were talking, l l 'reached ;down
to pick ups hatchet to open the window
within and picked up the-Derringer he shot
deceased with.-- I:tore thef window'open by
handi jumped out and ran over two. or
three ladles, and ran for the:police station;
I got,one 01,16e:handcuffs off my.hatul:be-L
hind some barrels; I went.pastAhe station
and met a policeman: I had the pistol and
the, latmdontf; I , told the poliantia.n.miUen
lie whoa . ;info ,wbere • I miuk goingi to . She:po
lice sialPftl- LAOClkl74o•.therni while, the
-1 100t 16 8. , , Wafkgoilg QU CaPtallealtirt:tadodi ,
inside he room; as the shot wag ,fizedlier
went out; lie was within taw or twelve feet
of Captain, DOnaldlonraii
prevt4nteiLiSe ahOt,,-itfasit-made 10; quick;
sir pallor was itstandelose!lindrawi t to
whisky, and not leoklealitthibiCaptalial
Captain bad not - thriateniotoptboo, 4
the man 1 ;t tu - •
Joy;
—The, granite_ mor4Ot ~ ,Itisant
WallistonrCerrie'try;'CityinSr; Dird:t,WaS4-44.;
leated - yetterday'lo trio Memory'of
("jerk; of the town whelpAtbeir lives in
the late war. • Hon., 410-.49449y, 44aumi.
"delivered theraddrnel..,,, .1- •• • •••' '= .ti'
—Thonias CamPbell was murdered yes.: •
terday morning at biortonsvilleolear Lsx-
ington,•Ky4 by, two brothers mattled.lapi
ilard..;An.old. grudge,:rowing Mit cj5F idle
war, existed between them; •I''< 4 -
.—Governorlaulloah of l'
atroelainatiOn;:datest .1u h'S
the legislature at'Atlatita A/Ok
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July, under authority
. -anted 'set "o
Congrem!. • • •,:-,•• • ;WS; T;t‘r) ,
—Thellentoeiatle Conservl s itive Eiold/011
and Sailers Convention of aryland met-
yesterday, at Baltimore,Aol n t dole
gates,p pe,f49ldiert ,Natickyuki, Convention.
—fit Montreal, CanadattYbsterdAY•Alilair"
cation was made fora writer habeas corpus
in thceasen.ifituneritherNewilforir ihrget,r
who eholididnutiveßallem• l4 enniiirefueed. •
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lowed: the cause of indigestion. flatulence,
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to attend en receipt Of tour stamps. by. ad,
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N i TAR DISTRICT COURT , • OF
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_T.FhiIT,EDTBTATIES., for. the Eastern IMii-.
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No: . 1.118 Sohth dth 1.; Philadelphia, Pa.:.
To be Cre;sitori of sold BaikruPt. „ .., , . - • - •
.totrict* :00
UNITED STATES, for the (Western District of
ennsylvanla..
ROBERT; ILERY_EY: • a * Bankrupt: minder ; Ma
. Act of Congress of March 2d, 1861, 'having applied
fora - Discharge from all his debta,t and other claims
provable under siAct, by. prder of the Court,-
notice is hereby g iven to all personswhohave proved
their debts, and other, persons interested i. to appear
on the 9in DAY OF JULY. 1868. at 2 o'elock,
r. before JOHN Ti PUltirlAN OE. Itachw
ter. -at his office.. No. 118 FEDERAL STREET.
Allegheny _City.; 'Pa. to show cause, If soy, they
have :why a Discharge. should not be grableci to the
acid '
• S. C. wee Ami Las, .
Clerk of U.- Si ointrlct Conrtfor said District.
JclB:r6l-a .. ; . : ~• • .
ISN THE - DISTRiCT 'COVET OF:
THE UNITED STATES, FOIE THE WEST-
N DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
H. C. PA.VITT, a bankrupt under the Act of Con
gress of March 2d, 1581. baying applied for a dis
charge from all his ' , debts, and btber claim' prova
ble under . said act , by 011ie* of the Court, nonce ta
hereby given to an creditors who have proyed.their.
debts. and other persons Interested, to appear on
tbe 17th day -of-July.' 1882. at 11 o'clock .. ~.
befote JOLUi N. PCIIVIANDS, Est., Register,
at his orrice, No. 116 Federal street,. Allegheny
City. Ps., to show cause, if any they have why a
discharge should not be granted to - the said balk
rept, • •b. C. McCANULESS,
lerk of U. 8. District Court for said District.
jel3:r6O-it • -
TN THE DISTRICT COURT •OF
11 THE UNITED STATES, FOE THE WES
E T
ti.N.MDTRICT OP • PENNSYLVANIA. In the
matter : of JOHN M. THORP . , of AUeshenv City,
Allegheny county . ra”, BanliruPt• • D' u ' 683 ' in
. •
' Western INsti it of Penn.,/ tacivita, ES.
AtPlttsuurgh, Pa., June th.l A. D. 1 888.
To woos It MAY CONCLILX: . •
The undersigned hereby gives notice of .his sp•••
pohatment as Assignee of JOHN M. THORP, of Al
legheny City. In the county of Allegheny, and-State
of - Pcnnsylrants, within said District, who has been
•edjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition .by th e
District. Court of said district. . . •
JAMES - W:1117E11AT Assignee, ' •
Je9:r44 , .Attorney-at Law. li e IMAM.
ORPHANS" .COURT SALE.
virtue of an
,onler of the Orphans. Court - of
41_,Ilcylieny county. Pa., I. CHRISTOPHER
Actiolnlstrstor b. n. e, t. n. of tbo ,
•
E3TATE..O)/. JACOB UNILUtt
Late of said county. deceased wlll expose at Pub
lic Bile, at tne COURT I.IOUnE, In the city at Pitts
burgh, lo said county, .
On Tuesday, July - 14th s , 1568,
_ . ,
'At 10 o , eloeo A. 0. tbst'day. , lb* hilowisar de
scribed heal Satate, o wit:
. . . ,
• •
,law A tractor tato* of teed'situate' Inlitlrtiveis
township. Allegbonyspenty. Pa.. bounded shade.
stirlued As follows, via: Beginning on, Me northerly
aide of thetas Mlle Terry =Wt. - thence& 756 dew' ;
F. perchesWs pin. thence N. Sti,s6 deg. W. xis
60.160 perches to a Idchoryi thence S. 124-deg.
E. 551 36.100 perches to a stone; thence . S. SSA 2
,
4
deg. W.:35 30001) . erebes to • pitv,tiretice N. 43
deg. W. 44-40 . 100 piratic* to a pine: thence NI
442 der. W. 116 20-100 perches too pin; thence •
.153-6 dog. W. 26 perches to a pin; thence N.
782 deg. E. 33 16100 perches ton pit.; thence
N. 612, deg. E. 61 20460, perches te • flee
feet from Menai: thence SS deg. E 199 per
ches ton dogwood &minis eighteen Incites from a
1111493 k: thence tis OW deg. W. 25 30.104 pee•
ches to a pin near 1141 stall: thence S. 81 deg. 40
min. W. 1.4 20-103 - perches to a birch: thence 0. 1
69 deg. 20 min.? W.;2l' verehca to a pini•thenee P.
56% de/F. - W. 40-100erches to a rep oak;
thenee AIX d 1
es W. 12-100 perches ton
gum: thelleets. 69A .
deg. W. • 56-100 perehes' to'
a 'white oat thence& - 31111( , dt W. 43 perchesto
alocust; thence ts. deg. N. sa 9-19operetles.
to a pin; thence h. ink ace. Z. 54 613 100 perches
to a pint thence S. 72 cles. , V. 64 perches to elan:
thence N.7113,i " Avg. W. airing she six mud perry
road 7 213'1110 perrhes to a pin,tbe„ place of pima.;
hieg—cbutrlnilig 133 acres, ti roods, 08.6 perches.
ad. A cenalu other ple..e Cif4.ll/cel of lama situate
In the toWnshipofitaldwin.aforesaid; hotrisdell and
described**, follows:.trginn.t 1.% oji stapiti and man •
oiling the pee S
p. 51 , 1 .W. 50 140 percbcdtp
itpini thence S. 1 ek• . 3 Perches to it thence,'
744 egNIF.. n 41•10114 •I•rebits,to A pin; ttienes
thence Is. 15i1 eg. W. 4ock perches, to the,
•placeof beginnthir—tontalnin 9* 311401111porchea.
3.1.• Ateertalumiliew piece Or tract of laud: situate •
lathe township of Allegheny'. eountrof,Aiskstrthe
soidntateof Pefinsitvgatif, bounded andder •
foltuirsvflegtnning ht. poet; thence alon la s
of Bobcat Coulter H. 454 day.' X. 24 ; 2[.9 rebel
,ton poet: _thence, N.. 40 ties 115 perches to a
black oak; tbehte by rantrot James N. 33 deg.
82 perches to a white masashence by land of H.
.onnninahounli•rt deliVOlltereheKttiovestil
thence o-o A. int ton 6. 63tde_g. W. 63.
.verchea to* white oak: the by Idea of H. Csunp- ,
bell 9"211LS deg. 439 ptiphes Isyry bhick Wit
thenceby the Name IS, tfi deg. W.SlPerCheeto the.
plaits of be r Nnkt s ll to tkiallig'lll acres: 4 9 per—
ches,The Ant.described trio*, la „twuleriptd , wiiii a 500
, vein (Weida, Is mipx, the city, and Is one of the .64111t1
desirable tiltdes of coal tuna now it the market.
Imprekinnanta consist of a^ two-story testae borne ,
and oetbuildings. ; , • . ,
The last described idece is a well .ited faith,
and has upon it a twoestorriog home, and oat.
TauSts 01g , 13.414.-Otte-third Fasia:upen vip4riguk.
tlim of sititWand the balaneelti two equal annual
payments, •Wbill Interest from data of continuation
'of sale, secured by, boat of the purchaser. and a:
Mortifylfe or thi , premises sold: ,
Nor fttrther particutare• apply in the undersigned.' '
- • . • .CRlcltyttiPtiAlt•LlNii A ItT,,•.
didmlntstrstor, 'd.- b. a. e. t. a., of Jana.
J. H. • YERIVIMON,,: Attorn ley ifut AdMtaistraior,'
No, PT 11111 i. street, Pittsburg leNtrapit
„ - 4 4 # 0 4 1 4
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rAny cofor . and 144 kd r i a ti t th bortier 1
torktu _t o or e e i a luil , ,
urpomalliwa
, i zemons, Si sad eft. as a straie t( -11114F1iaa...”,
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LEGAL.
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MIS =VC iS.
M..•.i.vita . z.Anozsi unitiOA.
A3laninwr
Light ing - Rod :141fufactorv.
S:BASS y`
IRON WORKS. ,
.
30 PIMT XANITYAO MD DAILY.
• ' THE CELEBRAIEOI3TA day**
r 1 ,r: 1: e':rl jr r' r;•',
116111.11* Aar 'RODS,
or the con n ; are trit to Pe superior to any
Lightning Rod in use. Greet Inducemests offered
to peddlers. and pers-Papying, • At' lortioilesale.
Also, fine Plstins Points, oMir kinds ati_dimittsalTh
together With Inetlators, No! V._ 4l l l Pe-m,-.".."
Iron Connection Hurt , eta •
PhlP"Pin4 eir," l l l3l senA fred. • '
: &.00
Noa 488 and 490 kiln St,
-- ` I I . a ELPHIAL •
REYBDItIi
aplOsaWdir!: r;
. „. . . . .
gitemelitirtitzstrrioAntinutg.
METROPOLITAN GIFT - COATIINY. "Carib.
fUi :to the attocuit of $250,000: Zvery t.tekel
drawl& rise. •.. ,
Cikilk Ol ds' Each slo,ooo'
10
40:., • ,^ 5,000
.•
; „EMU
460;, • •...:.n:.• •, T. , • ...'Ab e '
30 ElegaitiltoseVood Pisnos;vesch 4300165500
36 tt-:" • DfelodeOtts,'•••• . • 115 , t6 • 150
150 Sewing - 60`ro :175
250 .Musical Boxes" • " to 300,
300 Pine •liold is 300
' 750 Pine Meer Watchee.,•• ." .. 30 too 60-
Fine Oil :Paintings,. Framed Engravings,' 'l3.Uver,
Ware, Photograjth'elibilms, 'and a largess.
• imrtment of 'Fine Gold J. in ill
x ' • • '
_ • alued. at 0.14 ,000,, • •
A' al:sett° 'araufnmi of the One. ri isee brjuir,
chasing a Sealed ericket •fur 96 mute.' Tickets del:
scribing each Prize aretteated in Envelopes and riot=
usgbly mixed. On receipt of-25 cts. s heaket Thad'
will he drawn without choice 'and delivered at, our .
Deice, or' sent by mail to any address. The prize
named upon It will be delivered to the ticket holder .
on the payment ofona dollar. ,Prizes will befoul:se
, diately sent to any address, as requested, by , express
• Ybutitill know tiehat year 'Prise to sefore you paw
for:di.: Aug- origami!, be exchanged for another elf
th. same value. 509 • sfalra.
JETOur patrons can depend on fair dealing. •
101721IXNCia. —We leleot therm followingnamei
from the many. who, have Jately drawn -.valuable
prizes and kindly permitted us to publish them: .
B. T. Wilkins,. Burial°, $l,OOOl • Miss Annie ,
Monroe, Chicago, W., piano, valued at 3650; _Robert.
Jackson, Dubuque; lows... Gold 'Watch, 3:50; Philip
MeCarthy,'Lontsville, gr., Diamond piaster Ring,
rea " St A ilq l l l lT l°n, ew s' Sl i ver
ee,
W. P itt; ciroplarak u
metosonn, sus._ • • - •
ilwWe publish no names without permission.
OPINIONS OP THE-PRESS.—"They are
doing the largest business ' the arm le reliable. and
deserve their success."-6-Weekilf Tribune, Fib 13,
havU examined their system, and know them
to be a fair dealing lirm.''—Nero York Eferniet,
28,
"Last week a friend of ours drew a HOO
which was promptly resxlve.l.-- Dally Ntyle.. March
Send for circular giving many more references and
favorable notices from the press. Liberal induce- .
ments w Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package of Sealed Envelopes contains rtz ca Ii
I .3trr. six tickets for, l; 17 for 32.: forsS; 1M tor bib.'
All letters should be address e d to HARPER*
WILSON I CO.. 11r3 BROADWAY, N....Y.
! JuS:r.l2
11,013rNTS<IN,
No. Qio FIFTH STREET,
HAS RECSIVIND
runt'MAPLE SYRUP.
sEevurriv A - NiTeolirrolti re
THE TRAVELING COIIIMUMTY.
, Ph WRIT SAFETY FIRE JACKET,
Car Heater and Modentor,
For SMOKY. AND MOT AIR FLUES. dispensing
vidth the use of Sioves_,&ll4 glrea in or &boot the
Passenger or Baggage Ve With the attachment to
gradaste tileAltat to any temperature that may' be'
desired without the possibility of 4r the car or.
ears to *Wchlbe - Jaelet may be attached. _
Having obenined'of thelinited BtatesSetters
cut for a ElafetyAcket skiable warranted Voreisist
'the most Intense Peat that, mortis piplied -to: it , in
, the imsition end :purpose,for witichl it, ' inte nded.
II I s ',sure proteetion from accidents try: tire; --Origio,
nating front defective Dose or where irOWPAPOsaltii
,used as conductols hir smote or heat. it is
pity:able plistrig that-my become' everhe ted,'
:aid is warranted to site !perfect•satisfaction. ere
wood Or ether combustible materiat.maybs• Dl Q
-in closeProaltatty thereto: am now ready to
ply, my Invention to storesrowellings, facteries,
;ships, steambvv.ts,, railroad -Dare„ &A L,. wherever
pipes as conductors' ire' Made ilangezeim by being
oterheata 'seeesitrdealSed.:_prlitsell. Oh age ,
'p leaden, tits to manufacture onto use the above
:Mventitsix terridoriskr .10W 3o each a...may=
wish to engage in settling
or coantP. . prWfges,either,hitlltdst.
'at the "Ng PV(Ig 1:41111.A. PAINT
..WO tKl3Ov-eorner of Morris street and- ttituAllegho..
ny Valley ltailroad.'Binth Ward, Pittsbargh, ,
fesessiu: , , • " •
To ,, TovniEvrt . u4.tin :!`
'PLEASURI• "SE6Kilii
EXCURSION TICKETS
Via, Mtwara Tally and lake Otitio6-and the:Rapida
of the lit. Lawrence. to Moi!. tquetre.o.'White
Itloattitains. Lake George,. S arato ga , lioNton,-New
YOrk, rla tie 'Griot Trunk 'Railway anti
/loyal Mali Steamers; at greatAr reduced rates: • 0
Tor information apply to
13rN -, eilkAi - , Jr.,
o. reeL, Pilte p nrgb.
To'GisisgArOcirt4olinEt.
I Thetswaers ed battli r qttiedihe lOW en.'
ey or sts,o oat* or e:e blob it ,, v• ,er , ft.,. t, t .; '
COPLE= LAt.' ' .
ire now' Tpaseil tss tt Ilk any- iptantler to
time NM pg4o owl NoisPD o Stollrele i g c LIS
slug !Into yes tuts Matt, wo. live
ot such broposttofil WS 4t,lsolleYO' utak pi t) li' et Or'
shoats Awe pots Stan sap Issktio•MMlsety ' Me. *Mg
eefired Isis mosso- Itassikort.lit, t oo
, au
port:.
SiowstllS. we will' surtitswrecemes too
• IMI of 141111111CtUtI5 aftble Cloy Ur g' 4l • tOWW.
. l ilt 'X'“ f4thr,tairroong iid Paola - alai . sir
de tooth - . • ..'l-f-1 L 5, -. 1 . ' I
I.S 1. Y." I . -I ' +I. 1-‘ - Drr intio,et **it c h' .. , 2
;:1 , ... , -/ ,. ~ ,' :w wrortrumithiserWorksoc.l
....-, /VisMngton straPt. MI ct4Posish. rlll. •
I=
W i erle .- ~ Thet 1 0 110 W ing A
1-4 , 1 11 . li• ;
11)1 ! / 4c An° §§ - 79. i iiitgOßK
Areontile t leilbCClerOs e
tasTinii 014 ward ^ AUc fiend.
te;kl. ti!overny, tavern,. ,klookujgb,ytie. ifinalnab'rir
•Herman taVerbt 1.5.91:0. Of 111 1 1/441813' I
r , il( 1. tabilepk,'inVern, Barn, 'Or
a., •,“ tc) '''
XB6B , B 6 9rAirfi l ) , t Wilke rep „
ASO at r`ditieft It., 1 ,
nilcations: 1, 1 1 4 ”
II r! . ..t.t,taTP6lolk6ll3ll , o ll ilfWelebk;i l,
ImiliATl44z..., i .0
C WM:MEN f B.IOIIXLET4-1-1114)TIOlil)
Ja,bereby Alvan ilnit.,_tbp sierga, appolirted.
atoletoltAMO_F,_,Oi'Alltt brnerki* tdr ,reihug firldr".•
PADDENC,EiTits.ETtEtghths watfit' Ile eny, wilt
meet Iltoptraabies, flu ritIDAY4 Oth.aav or
• Vti:gratigtr?`7ll7falilifticf.,,,c4.„'
A WIVOMOT 5.4
Jamie*' • rithICON , BX111:180B.P.. , I: /110
OTCE
MAMMON STRE r , tea a
18
" A ti gtil th e
aMrifire= 4 "
eiliTgevaist4,4o4ll4lekg
laps au7sl/1. =.7.? 1 V:.
m l eig gr44" - - • . 21:
J. b.''UieIIAR.
'alma
) , i; INIMUMnB:
==
Fire Insurance Company,
OF l'lTTSl3l7lktplr.
Ontoe, Wo. 42 Fifth St., Second Floor,
OVER REWERAN, MEYEAR,R, SIEDLEI
. • JEWELRY STORE. •
X 2 MMCTOitS, 2
Bober{ C. Erehmert , - Leyte Morganstern,
Charles Meyran, . .. - 2 ,Joseph Abu. • •
Wrll. I
P. Lang, . Adolph Ereba,
Wm. Carr, . - - . 'Ch: SiebeYt, .
Peter Kell, , i: , ' C. J. Schulte' ',.' ... ,
A. atetunteer, , 1 1
I , Martlalieili -,
~ • litipriFf le.' gctOirit"iPresif.,
t."*,9wahlifirrysigiv,Nice. Prelet..
_ CHAS. istOirtill,fi:/ ;as*red .1,.
e, r.limikto6r.El.sevreiary, ~
The *bore oompaay_La now falbr organized, spd
prepared to take VIRE 138101; Bie careful **ten
flout° business prodetnte aurd fear (Moneta, this
Company will orror to. merit. a liberal • skate of.
Ike patronage of jbE yozainuelty. . jeshrill
BEN FRANKLIN ;. :
:INSURANCE COMPANY, '
OF ALUGHENT,
Fr;lnkl
Mee in Savings Bank Bralkihksay
r 1. 0 .4 3 0 ); 110 W.* .Aaleisberry.l
A HOME COMPANY, manage6by Dire:store welt
,known to, the comettunlff. who by tar award
Alp-merit rehire of poor pofronaget
nsirisi ttsivvir
tale: DR.IIIHDDLE ...........
Heurrjrwis D#3..4Patteme4 Hinry
Heim K. Rrddil3, * Jacyb Fran.; Gottielb
Shwa Print; J. 13..8mith, .• • Jabot
W. H. Btewatt; Ch. Y. Whis-ton,Joceph
Jou: LaMar,' • H. J. Zlnkstai; (Jeremiah . Helgen.
XATIONFAL INSURANCE C 04 .-
Qt's grim OP MIL/MCKIM •
omen, in AI..LEGICEITY TEIVST *ESTPANIVEI
BIILLDING.
•
• FIRE. ISETIAANCE. ONLY.:
' •
w. W. 'KAMPF 'lhesidemi.
,
JAB. 7...STEMNBON,. tieuetuy.
A. IL B.Aglith,
duo. A. Wei, Su, Loahart.,
du. L. On-bam,. Robt; Les,
duo. Byrom. Jr. Gee.;(Eiust,
mb.Z:nu •
TESTERN - MITILANCE COM
IF
PAY OP PITTSWIGN. '
EXA.NDEILSEMIgIi, PmsWent. , ','
WM. P. fLEIIREHT, Secretary. ' '
CAPTOG.F.OItidX 81E12..11, General Agent.
(Mee. tai Water streatipang t Co.'s Waal,.
i lbouse, up stairs, Pittebur .. _ ~.... •
Willis-312e against all de of TM* andr Marine
Maks.. A home lmititutiomi managed by Directors
who are well known to the .community, and,whome
determined , bjpremptness and' liberality. to 'Maim.
lain the ebaracterwhiah they Lave Mistimed; MAU%
tering the beat protection is theeelebe eta" be be
. Insured,
Alexander Maack,
R. Miller, Jr.,
James McAuley, •
AlexanderSiseer, t ,
Andrew Act
David 31..L0wag,. : ;,
D. filmset'.
pENNSYLVANLL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURSH
OFFICE, N 0.161% WOOD STREET. B. or
COMMERCE BUILDING.
try T F M ire s is e a ne tt lnst:e C le urnp _ any, sad Insured , *Ansi loss
. „
LEONARD WAL T ER, President. ,-; • -
C. C. BOYLE, Flee President.
ROBERT PATRICK, Treasurer. '
HUGH MeELILENY. ReernlurY• '
. ,
Leonard Whiter,
C. C. Rityle, - . •
Robert Patrick,
Josiah Kingacob Painter, k
,
Jas. H..Hopthas.
Henry 8 • .
INDEMNITY •
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO,DF PHILADELPHIA.
Olirics, 935 a 934 ciriutrzttri. ST., ITS,An dra.
„.
'Charles W. Bucker, I blordOcal Lesids,
Tobias Wagar.r, , . David schwa,_. : :
Bansuel - I • Isaac Lea, -
Jacob E. Smith, • I. Edwassi G. Dalef,-,
IP carte W. alcluirde,
__L Goole Faits.
CHAELES DANUILDE,
EDW. C. DALE, Vice Pres dem. , „
W. C. STEELE; SeenetarvpSiobnic
_.J.•DAILD.NER,VJFFIN.: AGNES, ,
North corner Third slid WsKHlPtreets•
AL
LEOMENNEIIBI3IVECOM
PANT ON; pyrrowiritou. . •
OFFICE, No. 37 ictETH tguzzr, Beta B74 X!E '
Insures n01E14611 kinhapf Tlre and .6Ditirie iNsks.
JUN 111*IN. TreAllieut• - •
JOHN D. !derma); ;Nice Pieelde,ni.,
C. G. DONNELL, Sectetiri. -7: - •
CAPT: DEAN. General Agent.
OncFons.
' • Fa.:112 1 12:e ,
s.ci,
'Kbe li rt H. Darla.
, Francis Deters,
COL J. T. Rockdale.'
John Irivln, Jr., •
• • *•Jobat D. 'McCord,
.• C. 0. Hussey,
,Garvey Childs,
•-,
'T. J. Hosldngpa,
Charles Hays.
Tinviiit.Elo" - Ekkorat*Ncig -
T AN y ; :", .1 , • • • . • •,• • • I
kilt 643
07PICE . ,'2;r:E. COR W. 11 A S
A IlomeCopwany, taklua Ire anAgE4, 12 f3,4 , 1 8 k) ,
yiaaagyast,' •":".• A . :-
Ja
p IR,11.1B4101014:
arge.r
.•Charles Arbil , "",
Jar:IMRE: Brash,. • :
' Samulaaltar& •
esida.M4 - - '• 3
rreaillaaajO. • ; ,
Seuersa
Wm. PhIR.4% i,, ,
,
•
Jolut'Wati
aloha R.t r: '.• i 7.:.. ' '
Capt. 4124 , 7? !flan ( c •
James fr
, V'4 er,'
WM..PIiT'LLIFG , •
i V . ver : /euri.eq:j
G RD
•'.' CAZI I PJ -:,--.90a0
MEIROH . T4ILCES
ICO McARDLE,
AI •
•-rt.,•'•;.ll:J
idcF4.C4T-Aticir.TAll-44,.. ,
tio. 033 i Sl igaFrELD Witriala...o7ASßVACirj,
Teei)eOoriiiantly on hagd Eno assortment of
~.„,
ZLOTOS t , CASSIMERES .6 VEStINGS
:1•;T .
ivaatifuttici lido* • aleti
mAxol toptimit hiteii 4ifet.
..EVSIVI Iy CAIWER9,II,'; d+l;l‘'`,ll.; 1;::
44.iivinTrinsi,p ) 11111iitt
, . A r) Pl4 - )3P711 . ,il.
:I !00111tantly on . hand, • full aaoutment of CLOTHS,
vEsTritaitraiii. I 420'0E0
TAurr *W..; Ittiie
ty - roiwv: .;:i111:- 'Et ~• ;.:
0,134 'Fodecal:St.,.Aileghenyv.
„
„gave il..ieloted stock Or
MarriEl t tiorativroo 43-00DSi
lipAtiblefor &MU blue' enitem' tridtt •
~tpot
of.GENTIB VtrionsErpro,nooTow • aid" •
LITHOGRAPHERS:
, - -
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:CIINOV . . Ji t .C.16E113,1 tifictesKul
la to_ 4., . quOlivai , 1 t.c0.. , . 5 _
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3 OA VittrAi. irriitOtAl94 , 9ol;l4..! , --
Iffse i rlly Steam Lithographic; Vlsbment West
of. the Mountains. Thulium 0 Letter Fumy. ;
_Sods,: Lliels,'OLretilitra, . Sticlifr?. irrdef^Diplon!.,,
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Jacr. Thompoos.
Joe. limers,
C. (Li
Jacob Hopp.
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Joan R. McCune,
Chas. J. Clarke,
Wllltans9; Eynon,
i Joseph Kdrkpaktlek,
Reymer,
Win. Morrison,
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Geo. w. Evano 4 ;
J. C. Lappe.;
J. C. Moines,'
John Voegtley,
A. Ammon.
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LXSBiE...
MANACHLA
MONDAY, Jutte.22d, last six
THE GREAT REBELLION;
or ; THE -I,A.err
SENSATIONAL tLAY,.
DRAMATIC, OPERATIC-AND BIrItEESQUIL.
LGORGEOUS 'SCENERY. --• • • - "
• BEAIITIPUL L1LD1155.1
Air Grand Matinee kni Saturday, it A weloar.:
dmbelon, 25 cents, to all-ports of the hoe.,
IlarNEß'' OPERA ELOtqiE: .
OIVE W.7O3EFL ONLY.
CARNCROSS . Sr. MOT ALINSSE.LBi
THE STAB.TROUPE OP. THEIVORLD;
Comg!eneing M:outlay Mai*. JP,S. 2 P!ilir
With; Zheir GRAND ETHIOPIAN SoutztaLpio—
ducing entirely new and prlglnal , 'BurlesquensiWtEd*i
oplan Extravaganzas, Operatle Scenes, Beautiful
Songs and Dances. itc., as performed only - by'tbia
Company: concluding' with the great new burlesque
df UN.D.EII -THE OAtilLlGHT,:with.aathe originia
machinery an 4 effects, as performed in their Opera.,
House:Philadelphia. • For particulars. bee bills.
Box sheet for sale of !Reserved Seats open at Oleo
Opera House this morning. je.%:sa I`
IgrTHEATRE.
AN'NID AND. J. O. SEFTON: -
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EVERY EVENING. '
FRIDAY EVENING. ANNIE EEFTDN,
which occasion will be played-the •
. -
GREAT
orstra - NELvs
MUSEUM EXHIBITION,
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Comprising_lN'OßKB Ole ART and GREAT NATI.
VEAL LIVING , CURIOSITIES,
AT. FRANKLIN HILL,
Filth street, 'opposite Pittsburgh Theatre; '
Cards of Admission'.2s cents. Doors open fro!
8 o'clock A. Af.lo 10 P. 8. . . apBoolB
figrIADIEEP
FAIR IND STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
FOU`THP. DENETIT or' THE:
ROSS STREET. M. E.-CHURCH.'
,
A FATR AND•FESTIFAL will be held - at LA:
FAIfF,TTE HALL• ' - •• • • • •
Every Yoretaing " Daring the Presnallt.l
• Week, and an SaCsariday Afaeria ool2,
Fee the benefit of the 'ROSS, ST,REET' r:
CHURCH. A flue del of Slicer. Ware and a GPM—
beaded Cane are to be voted tor:`
Admlealon eentd, taeluding lee. Cream or
Strawberries.. . •. „ Jett
GRAND EMA N CIPATION
TABLEAU VIVANT,
WITII VOCALIOD INSTRUMENT&L CONEART„'
By over 100 PERFOICAERA, consisting of the
and friendast S. A. Njr.ALE, Principal of the
Colored Public dchoolt_ of Allegheny, and' attested .
by a large detach:seat of rtroCompagdes of St:oldie*"
at LAFAYETTE HATA.* corner
.of Wood and' ,
Fourth streets, Pittsburgh, .on Tuesday .and .
WedneadaT e Ztreningtp . "Attne 311520 'wand
TlCKETS—Resevved Seat, with book* 50 cts..each;
Tickets to other parts of the ball, 25 cents each.
Chlidren's Ticket. 20 cc , -
Doors will be °caned at. 4 o'clock.. The lexhibf.."
lion will begin at Ali o'clock. A. Police Force will
be present to preserve order If necessary.
S. A. NEALE. Manager.
JE'The iarlonalinesof thee Street Passenger Cars
will. be running to Allegheny. Manchester, Itirtn-..,
Ingham and Lawrenceville until half-Past eleven.
o'clock. .W23:232583
Rgy — LEVDEN GROVE. - -
LINDEN GROVE having been fitted up In shsr
most superb style, with a large and elegent.Phst--,
form, beautifully shaded, Ism Dlntog Reba and
two excellent bars, is:now - ready to retit'lo
NICS, PARTIES, SUNHAT SCHOOL CELEBRA
TIONS, de., on, the most reasonable terms.
Parties bidding Picni, do:, Will find It tote ir•
'advantage to segium the . U , ••• vs.; •
The Grove Is easily- artessible, • being: but a tee
stepafrom the Outland Ralkway Stet/iota whose earn'
run regularly ese fifteen minutes. •
air For termer ry apidy at the , • •
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OFFICE OF IRE L MID LIIIMAI CO
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COAL AND COKE.
OSCAR. F. LARIBIA ACO.
COAL AND COKE.
Onleq Sambasky Street ILaiiii•Zik. F.W.' , llt, V.
R. 11., Alloghep." City.
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1011011(4111CIIT ColtlitilCWl/I.olSTilie Coki;
AT LOrgy . r. Atvoprth
wr Ogden promptly attended to: : •
COALI COMM Clink= ,
DICKSON STEWART'S; CO
t- Having removed their Once to,
507 T.TRFELTY
ity,Flner Milli SECOND ZLOOR.
Are now vep emit° famish
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pri2e. ffiliT, COAL OE 01.,,ACE,:at the lowest
• All-orders 'left at 'Or addressed tc;
tisem tb rough-the niaU. will be attended to promptly.
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.10IT0BIOGLENY:AND OD
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Mar Ct.' ji.ND DEBl.ltkrtharED COKE:
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Office aid Yard--CORIKER, AVILICU
t&ORTON , WriThiETS. ' "Vtest yard _ Übe ti
'Otymer etfeets, - .23 trait W114;4.114 Oh Betiotok street; •
near Lock No. rAttebpreh,, ~.;
Famritea atedr , 3le.puticturers 4 3 m 1
bert attiele"brCeelior ttpkelgthit fairest cishteitei. — ..
Miters ten dt !shy of their atileoe Atka
prompt attention..,,..,;- 441
ItIKSTRONG & 'CUTE:HENSON,
snecessorcsa
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and YAMILYOokro.NUT COAL sad,t3LAor. - •
Veal dellvtred promptly . to all: parts of. the *IOW
at the lowest feartet rates. -_;.'
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