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SERVANTUALISM.
omen's WaY of Emancipating our
Housekeepers from Slavery.
• rout the Springfield, (Maas.) Republican.)
Servantgalistn is a word coined' to supply
Izileeded term applicable to the Present day.
• is a horrid day-mare, which many ladies
forced . to ride: Never was there a time
,'hen the evils of domestielife were so hard
•:••
•
• endure,We pitied ithe' slaved forced to
,
•:,,n1 unpaid for their Southern mistresses;
et many of our 'Northern housekeepers
. •
-aye harder task-mistresses over i them than
,•• le slaves. A • yeung married Southern
~,dy assured me that "no negro slave on the
,lantations among which she passed her
cirlhood suffered such slavery as she en
. . .
'otred at the:hands of her Irish nursery
'irl." I fully believe the truth of her as
,
3rtion. An i&iorant girl soon learns her
;.tower, and'is not slow to use it. ^ Where
the trouble? What -is is the panacea'
yhich ,can sbothe the woes of •Northdrn
;:ousekeepers and break the chains of "tier.:
• fontgalism?" There is strength in union.
f , Ve all, ny , • experience, learn the Cor.
..'ectitess ~ of the fable of "The ' Bun
saeof Sticks." Bound ' together,' the
Ire:4e:tit. pin could not . break, *cm.
- ;• ?ingly, a child could snap. theni in twain.
with, our. woessingly, .-we could': not
• outlast them. Joined in hands, .the power
:2.i ours, and we can - hold it. • "A•Sbrogis,"
• woman's league, shduld_ be formed in
Very sociable circle , rules should be adop
::sd and enforced;' barriers - erected to resist
: - ncroachments, . and victory' Is ours. Our
!semen pride themselves 'to a great extent
rpon this independence of each other.
•)ne says, "My girls go and come *hen they
'lease. It saves ,my dull • and es to have
A " '`hem out. I have no Children in need of
%heir attendance, and prefer my girls to
isit rather than be visited." Her next
i.,toor neighbor ,requires the attendance of
der girl% evenings. - Hence trouble - arises,
• Tow, if there could be uniform rules in a.
•Lommunity, how much.tronble would be
- „voided, If all hiring a 'Rick and second
a girl of all work, require that cerlain
r - ules should be observed, how much easier
ltousehold• wheels would run. One eyen=,
tig,,or One. afternoon in a week, besidea'
.liunday at Chtirph, and Sunday evening
,;Jternately,if there.are two girls in a family,
'... - r ‘ ives abundant liberty to • a servant girl. • 1, , ew,mothers of families, who do their own
_!,vork, have as 'much- leisure,' and many
, ;;roman has not the ' freedom she Nivea her
errant. • • - •
;•-' One crying evil' of the times is the reedi
.• faess with which' housekeepers will engage
• - '",hose who hive been sent
.awayhy another
''or impudence or bad betiiior, They rea
!on in this manner: "This girl has lived
Inonths or years - with Mni. —, has been
trained, and is now sent away , for mis
yonduct. She' will behave better with me
ind I will take her." Is this right Ser.
Ikatit girls soon learn that if sent away ' fcir
;mpildenee from one lady, another stands
„,;.ftteady to engage them, because they have
• c,ived with Mrs. --. There •is unreason
~,vhy they should. 'restrain their passions;
are easily found. If they are good
;.rooks, well trained cluunbennaids and wait
.
.ors, being sent away-is no disgrace. So
I• , lthey continue in their evil courses, give
.7aseir tongues full sway, and their employers
• • :4inffer bitterly. Every lady should make it
14 rule not to employ girls discharged for im
:pertinence or any misconduct. Then they
svill soon learn that they must control their
itempers or there is no home for them.
1: A wife and mother must control her tem
, per, orshe loses all power over young and
.491 d. She must restrain the 'hasty word,
!must check the bitter reply. Patience soon
:I.;.secomes her watchword, and she often si
gtently repeats. the: word, hoping thereby to
ain thevirtue. If; in her girlhood shales
,'* - ;not learnt self,control, the lesson of after
s-ears teaches it to her; not so with unedu
cated, unrestrained servant girls. They do
the lesson heaven-eyed patience
. ' z."would teach them. Wages are their chief
.;;consideration. If one house doesnot desire
heir aid, another stands ready to welcome
• !gum: - So the evi! grows itrour midst. - And
Cohere does the , blame rest? Not with the
ignorant, misguided girls, but with their
•• :employer. .Ourashould be thatask to guide
':thetr ill-trained tempers into better ways;
?but as long as our next door neighbor stands
:[,ready to employ them if we turn them
sway, we have no hold upon them.
`'' Will ladies awaken to the emergenCies of
he case ? All over the North we hear the
...; 7 ))itter coniplaints`of the honiewlves, and no
lone suggests a remedy. And, the evil grows
'• , ta.s rapidly as the snowball that( is rolled
• ,aover the field. 'lt would melt away as rap
.. " . idly as that same snowball does' when ex-.
)›osed to the sun's rays, if we would only
• expose it, bring it to the -light, see our
• •, , ,,:power and learn to -use it. Take. for. our
'-motto "union is" strength," and go 'boldly
L ?, I forward in the good cause. We hold the
-Oreins and are cruelly driven, beside being
forced to pay most heavily for the prig!,
-Allege;
I The Late Ilote-tn-the-Dgy.
A An exchange says of the famous Indian
4clueftain
fs "Hole-iii-the-Day, was one of the weal
; thi est men; irL.MilineSota, PrOPeit:y.being
estimated 0, about $2,000,000. His duties
~,%as Chief frequently called him.to Washing
. 4ton, and Upon one of his visits to that city
iabout two years ego.., while stopping at Wil
l/lard's Hotel, h 6 became fascinated with one
of the pretty waiter gnis _thot,estahliaht,
riment, and "atearige' to sailiiircitsgort W ll5
reciprocated. -To make a long stdty short,
a gay wedding. was the result, and when ha
;1; returned toltiarlifinnelotd horde,"' she went
with him ss his.bride. They Wok up their,
residence at Crew Wing, where they have
since lived - in.:l4estylepattrreunded.i
by all the . comforts and luxhries which
money could proctum . . ,
"The death of, Hole-in-the-Day is not
only a callus:illy tout& own lieople;bitt tO •
those of the whole State. His influence has
v, always been for good, and like thitfr. ot'Lo
.gan, the famous chief of the Mingoes, it wilt
t live long:ofterrig# love 'returned
S dust.
"His wife, the waiter-girl of two years
; ago, and who inherits' one-half of • her hus
band 's vast property, will now be worth
looking for.'
knuol73ei;
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,An English - writer remarks The first
thing that strireiiiniEno,lish'lndy in all for
-
1 eign conntries is the . absence of neatness,
and of'that denteiticjnivic3# which some of
ri carry to excess. It is nothing to us Wit
foreigners do not feel the want as we do;
that there is nothing incongruous to the
9. Spaniard in thernixture of pomp and equal
ler, which the English resident finds so re
pulsive. It may seem strange to ns that the
; courtyard of the Palace at. Madrid should be
worse paved than any stableyarti in aditsli;
idated house in England, and that heaps of
rubbish should be left 7 ,111 w of the
Queen's windows. So, too, when we hear
of the family
,wash hanging
w ont dry over
drawing sniAaftidatilei 14114114.104
houses la Madrid, we are struck , by a
oil sense sense of the scandal such a sight would
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VArlinsvros, July s.—Senator Sherman
intends, if posaible to hay° Ina funding bill
take precedence of the tax bill, both, ; hav
ing . , ,
been mane sperial orders .for Monday.
Opposition to it will be upon the ground
that any such legislation is unnecessary,
many Senators holding that McCulloch has
ample powers already, sincehe can convert
become
any ontslanding bonds, as , they
..,„
due, into almost any kind of security,lo
run any length of time Up
. to forty years:
When financial legislation Orthe•lSEOliof
1866 was:Pending, McCulloch Vas 'esairtin
ed by the Waysand Means Committee,and,
represented that lie felt, ,restricted, •by the,
word “convert " in marling statutes, which
he thought might be ,held that -hexnuet,
exchange securities, but could not buy one
kind and sell another under that authority.
A hill was.therefore passed relieving. him such, constmtion; and someof those.
most . Conversant With previous , legislation
hold that. no funding bills can be framed of
the slightest: utility, since ;secretary Mc-
Culloch cam buy in the present bonds, and
issue others at lower rates and for longer
timei whenever snob funding can be accom
plished to advantage. •' ' .
July 6,1868.—The most interesting fee
ture to-day in Congress was the. tactics by
, which Moorhead's attempt to get the tariff
1- bill up was defeated. Having a clear me.
jbrity he carried.his motion. for the House
to go into Committee of the Whole. The
next motion necessary to get at the tariff -
bill was to set aside the calendar. On this
several votes by tellers failed to. get a
quorum, but a call of the House showed
.ono hundred and one members, one more
than' required. As it seemed certain that'
the bill would be taken Ep—the vote stand
ing sixty-one to thirty-tlve--several op
posed to the tariff bill avoided' Viking, and
the committee was compelled to rise. The
votes showed that about Uwe-thirds of those
present were in favor of a •revision - of the
tariff this session, but this proposition may
be materially changed in a full House, as
the Democrats certainly will generally be.
opposed to - Moorbead's bill. Duri couldrter the afternoon but one Democratbe
seen on the floor of the House.`- .
The Senate: Committee on Postoffices - and
Postroads•will probably anbstitute
for theiongspan bridge bill Which.passed
the • House Monday. - Their view' is to
have the length of span of each bridge fixed
by a Board of Engineers from the War
Department. A number of railroad men
are looking , - after their interests in this
matter.
A letter to the Congressional Executive
C,ommittee from the Chairman of the Re-
Vublican Committee.of Mississippi, dated
icksburg, July 3d, says: The indications
are that the rebel party have carried the
State. •• He says enormous frauds have
• been pert - ,ietrated, and.many loyal men and
negroes have been kept from , the polls by
violence. ` He deplores the removal of Gen.
McDowell, who, he saya, was the only good ,
military man they ever had. The river
counties, \ where most of the soldiers are,
and where the voters were protected, give
fifteen, thousand majority for thetonstitu
tion. ' Other letters give some hope. They
say the telegraph is under the control of
the rebels, and the Associated Press reports
are unreliable.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Rela
tions, at ir meeting yesterday, decided to
report against the confirmation of Mr. H.
A. Smythe as Miniater to . Austria. It was
determined to take no action on the nomi
nation of• Mr. Stillwell'as Minister to Yen
enzuela.
The Republican Senators held a caucus
on Mr. Edmund's bill for the next meeting
of Congress on'thetthird Monday of No
vember, but determined nothing.
The following is a correct list of the Con
gressmen froni North Carolina,
three of
whom have been sworn in: First District,
John R. French; Second District, D. Hea
ton; Third District, Oliver IL Dockery;
Fourth District, John T. Defrees; Fifth Dis
trict, Israel G. Lash; Sixth District, Na
thaniel Boyden; Seventh District, Alex. H.
Jones, The rest of the delegation will ar
rive in the city in a day or two, and will at
once take their seats. Mr. Boyden is over
seventy years old, and next to Mr. Ste
vens, will be the oldest member in the
House. He was a prominent member of
the Thirtieth Congress: The Senators from
North Carolina will arrive in a day. or , two.
General; Irwin McDowel, commanding
the Friarth Military District, has issued an
i s
order announcing that the State .of Arkan
sas having been admitted to representation
in Congr , the acts providing for mili
tary - governments in certain Southern
States have become inoperative as to the
State of Arkansas, and everything in the
hands of the military authorities concern
ing its civil affairs is .turned over to the
duly elected officers of the State. Brevet
Brigadier General C. IL Smith is charged
with the execution of this order.
The ap
1;
onriation billeare to be comple
ted this w ek. It is expected that the Sen
ate will complete the Tax bill and send it
to the House to-day. This body ::will
nbt concur in the amendments, and the bill,
will go bile Conference Committee before
the end ofithe week and be passed finally
about - Tuesday.
There isome probability now that Mr.
Moorhead'snow tariff bill will be passed,
and if so Congress may remain in session
until
. the lat of August. .There are mem
.bera who areurging a recess until Septem
her, but this measure will probably fail.
The HOnse will not act this session on the
bill to tax the interest on the'llnited States
bonds. The measure will be defeated in
the Senate'anyhow. ,
A most intense, interest is manifested in
the action of the New York Conyention,
and every item otnewe is sought for. With
avidity. President Johnson,,,Judge Chase,
Senator Hendrieks;, and General:Hancock
are receiving. a copious stream of, telegrams
/from their friends, each one of whom has
- the most positive assurances that he lathe
only man on whoaktlie discordant elements
can possiblyunite, and each one thinks he
is sure to heriorotriated.
• The Bresident.-hnving failed to act. upon
the FreedmenN Bureau bill, iris a law by
limitatiom • • • . . •
It is barely possible that Mr. LynelVii
bill for the resumptlokOf Alpecie. payments
next July will pass., , ,
There was but midi Dnmooratiel Congrilss
man present in the llouscroyestcirday.
'Most Bitters of the present day that are
:loudly , puffed' through lhe.newspapers as
baying great curative properties , are vile
!compounds and base impositions, contain.:
ing no medicinal virtues•whatever, and are
really. ,very . poor , whisky beverages, and,
instead of acting asA stimulant• and_tonic,
have a tendency to weaken the stomach by.
entirely L ,destroyingtheboating ,Tbopnblia
should therefore be very caution's:and pur-.:
'abase,none but Boback's'B4nnach
which have steed . ' the 'test as a remedial
wen( fof ihany.Years, and are really eir
their nein& indinedeS; a stemach'Zieters'and•
not a bevergge. They oombinethe . proper-'
ties oftthe boat tonic. and-a • st imulitnt—st;
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and tbd ' best stoinaohic known to the•world,
and when taken in conjunction:with .120-
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preventive against all bilious derartgements„
thoroughly regulating the 'whole SkyldOln
and giving tone to the digestive organs.,
• They are highly reaantmended, as an in
vigorating tonic 'to mothers tiursing,`
inpreatiing the Bow of , inilkiandflii conVik:
1= scents, to restore, theprotttratkihshich
Palwaye long continued sie`kness,'
they'are ' unsurpassed: Ne-boustbold
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ordinary maladies without theseitivelnable
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• erieenbenario At • ovitlstit, artnwides puloarret!
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0. ACERB 431 1 'WRITE PINE AND sHICRI-%
LOCK TIMISER
LAND„ situated on Black Lick
t
emelt:Buffington township, Indiana county, ra.,
s6Miles from Nineveh Station, on the Pennsylvania
Central Restireed. and about GO acres , of cleared
land, under good fencing. On the premises. are
erected one Grist Mill. with 9 run of burra and X
...... ....rOne Saw• Mill, in
run of stones, all complete and in good running or
de..
5, woo feet per day. comple order, muting
One dwoli u r house, two stork high. with 12
zooms, 40x X feet.
-.One dwe , 98x40 feet, 8 roo
'On e e . '
e "
"I 18x28 .• 2
! 183[28 ' ,6 ' 6 4 - - ' •
One "1 18x2fi " 2
One -. "/ 24:28 " 5 ' '
One Stable.. slo.lll* di ng s . fee high:Blacksmith
Shop and Other ontbn T s s land is under
laid with stone coal and iron ore and it has plenty
of never - felting springs of wide , besides Me emelt;
running through the -entire premises, and will be,
sold cheap on 'easy terms, Loa geed nuurwith a '
s, money.
• — s, • sss, „ .s. •;:s a s
10 LOTS ON BEDFORD AVENBE. eioli lot mfl
by 100 'feet,' on which is erected four 'two+story
frame dwelling houses, of 8 rooms and: halt earn.
These lots embrace a fall square of ground, front
ing 200 feet on Bedford avenue, and bounded on
each end by a wide street, with an 18 feet , ,alley in
the' rear. On the premises is a pump - of lasting and
excellent water. and the surface of the lots is - level
an.i needs neither idling nor grading to prepare them
for building purposes, and being ran sectton of the
city where property is increasing very rapidly in
value, make them desirable for an investment, asPb•
daily as the present uses rent for enough w h o l e
a ,good interest on - t he ' Atm asked for the
properly. Call soon on the undersigned and secure
a cheap, safe and paving investment. ' • s.
Also, A YARN( OF MO ACHES of good land,
situated in East Whaatileld township. Indiana Co.,
Pa., 90 acres of which is cleared land, in good cul
tivation, 90 acres being in excellent meadow. The
improvements are a two-story frame dwelling house
of 4 rooms, a frame bank barn, 36030 feet, with
stabling underneatn, and other outbuildings, all in
good repair. It le in a good neighborhood, conve
nient to schools, churches, stores. &C.. and will be
sold yens low for cash or aourcved securities. I
Also, a- RIVER BOTTOM FAUX of:WV acres, 19
miles from the city, in Elizabeth township, Alle.
gbeny county, Pa., °lathe Youghiogheny river, one.
half mile from Eiroirs Station, on the Vonnelleville
railroad; near thurcluls, schools. stores, de., In the
flourishing villages 6f Boston and Green Oak. The
improvements are a two-story brick house of six
rooms, holland cellar, a good frame bank barn with
'stablinngg underneath, and other outbulkilngs; a well
of good standing water at the door , and several
' standing
_v_rings of water on the farm, and an Or
chard of TU9 trees of selected fruits orapples, cher
ries, pears, peaches, quinces andgrapes. This prop
erty being located near the line of the railroad,
within one hours ride of the city, makesit Very de
sirable for gardening or I% dairy;farm; It, Is Mao a
good and beautiful location for cOttntry• hoMes near
the city, lying imniediately on the' river, en the op-
"Accommodation
side from the ,ralireado The west 'Newton,
Accommodation and other trains on the railroad at ,
Sorel certain and frequent opportunities of daily
communication to:and troy:Ma eity. • Will - :be. sold
Oas a whole or in lots of one acre or more, : to snit mar- a
mer'
Also, A FARM OP, Mr ADRES. situated In St.
Clair township, Westmoreland county, Pa. near
the line of the Pennsylva ni a Raffroad at H ouston
Station. The improvements are a two-story frame
house 4 0 with six rooms and good cellar, a frame bang
. barn by 60 feet, and other outbuildings. There
Is on the place a young apple and .peach orchard;
120 acres cleared ld. divided into fields of CODIre•
!dent size, a large po rtion of which are well set in
.clover and rimoth ; the residue of said tract eov
ered with good, timber. It la well wuteredand un
derlaid 'with coal arid Umeatone, and is convenient
to churches, schools, stores,' mills and blacksmith
shops. A real good barman is offered in this excel
lent farm; and with It will be sold all the personal
property oh the premises, consisting 'of horses,
cows, stock cattle, hogs /1114 poultry, harness, gears,
Wagon, plows, farming implements and household
and kitchen furniture. Together ,will be sold very
low and on easy terms to a responsible purchaser.
Also: a desirable and very fertile Tract of Land of
158 ACRES AND 25 PERCHES, in Elizabeth Tp.,
Allegheny county, Pa., on the line of the Remptield
railroad. and one and one-half miles from the Con=
nelleville railroad at Suters Station. On thu fannl
ate 40 acres of superior white oak Umber, which
alone !snow worth one-half the price asked for th e
whole tract. 'The• improvements are a log house,
frame barn, good fencing, and an lipple.orohard o
good fruit. Istone stared and underlaid with
limestone and flag of a superior vudity, wit •
stone coal for the use of the farm....
Also, The best. FA.ltat in Raltsold towrishi •
Westmoreland county, Pa., of 260 - ACRES, &bon
six. tuner south of the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road at Bolivar Station. The Ismnorententa are tw
large hewed log dwellings; one of, the largest an •
best frame barns in the townehip; two apple or
chards. in good bearing oondition; corn crib, wagon
shed and otter ontbtaldlnga. The whole farm I
under a high state of cultivation: fencing all In first
rate order, and the land of the beat gelidity of lime
. stone soil, about 200 acres • of which Is cleared and
the residue of the tract in good. timber, such as
white oak, rock oak, hickory, walnut:anti beech.
This property will be sold very cheap and on good
terms, as the owner wishes to engage la other WM
tress. For particulars enquire of
G. H. TOWER. 164 Fourth Street.
Jr2knC
FOB SALE.
TWO HOUSES AND LOT on Carroll street,
Allegheny. This property will be sold low, as the
party Is about leaving the city, and wishes tddispoce
of the proymrty before removing'.
SAW HILL. TWO DWELLING EQCSES. - TWO
BARNS, with
This
FARE, and. about 800 acres
timber land. This property will be sold low. Cash
500—balance m to suit buyer.
FAUX OF 180AC ES, R will be sold for. twenty
dollars per acre. Improvements comfortable frame
house and good barn: 50 acres of the land clear.
FARM OF 180 ACRM, near the tine of railroad;
very well located for raising stock;
" improv-emnt stV Z""."l4"U .""^igaZT T.
CITY PROPERTY.—WIIIseII a good Mick house,
Containing eve rooms, at Sixteen Hundred Dollars,
and would rent for the amount In six years. ' •
A LARGE LOT OF GROUND. having river
front, and very convenient of access.
TANN Erri, convenient to the city, and having a
well established custom - or 'local tra4e oonneettat
therewith; a good dwelling and forty acres efland:
FOUR LOTS In Sharpsburg, near the satin/ad;
would Make a coal yard. . • • -
HOTEL FOR SALE...Mk/at line Hotel Property,
situated at the Blairsville Junction, containing
fourteen rooms and the necessary otdbuildigta, ,
with three acres of garden and fruit trees. 'AD,
well located hotel will be sold low, as the proprie
tor wishes to retire from business. I
One large House, for Boarding House.
One new Brick House, 8 rooms.
One new Brick House of 4 rooms. -•
One new Brick House of 3 rooms.
• One House of b rooms and lot 66 by 140.
- One House of IPA:Kilns and lot 150 by 180.
Two new Brick Houses, 11 rooms each.
One new` Frame House, 4 rooms.
Two new Brick Houses, 3 rooms eac.h. •
One new Frame Rouse in Wilkitudinig,, laating
six rooms and large lot, well suited rug gar9en.
T acres that eau be divided into sere iota.
IS Lots In Oakland.
Power and a large Room and Yard ror.renL Ina
ood location. Will be rented for short, or lOag
FOR LEASE OR SALE-3 Luta on Horton street,
Ninth, Ward, •
th WANTED-3,000 fest of Flagging 1314 *ladies
ck.
• TO iomat—sso,ooo„%i.
ft , •
SONS or 0 ,000 Ahall'l37WAßT).
D P. HART'S REAL ESTATE MEI
• No. 91 Grant St, Pittsburgh.
'29o() ' 0 000 A •
-R F. '
CES O •
.OHOICE . LANDS•FOR:III4
• THE
Union Pacific Railroad Coniziany;
- NisTron DIVISION. • ,
Lying pltireheitthe ot,thofiroad,
$ l , OO TO 0 5 , 001 1,* ARE "..
• •
Allid oh itIEEDIT TEARS, F L'
Tor
• 241 - RnEtrx,
Land Ohnualmiphor, Topeka r lwkw.
or'
a Us -
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ME
pWINTRY , • RESIDENCE ' FOR:
. RAZE OR' tRENT.,A larrytwo , atory double:
onse, contAltdng,lo roan*. Including double par
lor, wlsb marble mantles, , and all 'the modern bn
krententr; 1 , acre of ground. , IllledF Atitb - Omit,
pes. Writs,' , &e. ,- Situated near lfinexasllle s at
e tendilliak/13 tthe WAIIS street Passenger ears.
This 1$ One °Yale landiolnest location/IA All e reny
Amway; 'and In +a !good millghborbyods :;*IL 7' at
W. A in iiR,$,AOll , l5 Real,Eathth 941014- 8 rAErsAt,
attest. . . ....,--- - - 'MnIS '
atil Lotalor Bale Inn!'
,jsatta-of SIM slitAs: :
or bs, , AWN, several Pktiasln _good 1 nm.
Also, altdill VlOoLlCN'rAurunicorttit ,
angina, and good impttrolalnenti.l waxenintillialb
chean load on reasonable terms. Business Houses
tote, on good streets. PrivotellwelllnLgouses for
rent In both cities. IrerAlstvittftevlars Inquire
..4,,zr , • 3 .110 Orem Street. copulate. atlbarit' s . •
FOR RENT.
APPLY AT
SALE k LETomil
BM
I!'AS.
Fire Insiranee Company,
OF PITTSBURGH.
Moe, No. 42
,Fifth St., Second Floor
•
OVKR. BZENIVAX, ISTKYRAR t 811CTILS11
J8W13411,Y BTOIIX. •
.1D trimc,rcinei:
Robert C. Schmertz, I
Charles Mepran,
Wm. P. Lang.
Wm.. Carr, -
Peter Kell, 1
A. Steinmeyer,
ROBERT C. seurcurras. Preen.
minesaisTEßN, Viee Preisq.
CRAB. ACEYEAN, Treasurer.
C. P. HILICROOKE, Sftretary.
The above Company is now-luily ormnalzed, and
prepared to take FIRE RIMS. By careful atten
tion to busineas, prudence - and' fair dealing, thla
Company will endeavor rto merit a liberal share of
the patronace of the community. 1OI:r11
BEN VRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALLEORENY, I% • •:.
•
Office in Franklin Savings Think Bnildingiy
No. 43 0 . 1310 Si., Allegheiry.i •
A. HOME COMPANY, managed by Directors wen
known to the community, who tnult by fair dealing
to merit a share of your patronage..
HENRY IRWIN President.
GEO. D. RIDDLE Secretary.
• Hearryy Irwin • ' DiRZCTORS: • 2 "
1,1 ). L eat""°. "' Henry 6erwig
Simon Dram,. IJ.N. Smith,' [Jacob Stem, "
W. H. Stewart , ' Ch. P. Whleton, Joseph Crafg,
Joe. Latatner, FL J. ;takand.. ,jeretulall Roken.
apitcoN
NATIONAL, INSURANCE CO.,
OP THE CITY OP AELEGEZET.
• Office, In ALLEGHENY TRUST 0031 P .ANTIS
atriLDnia.
FEECE INSURANCE ONI,YE
, .
Vt.' W. MiltTni; Free'dent.
JAS. E. STEVENSON, Secretary.
,p . MICTOBEI :
A. H. En_sllsh, 1 0./4 1 .P.W1Illatallno. Thompson,
Jno. A. Sayler. pLockhart, ' (Jos.
.M,
Jas. L. Graham, Itobt, Lea, C. C Boyle,
Jno. Brown, Jr. ;Geo. Gent, , " {Jacob Kollto.
li ,
rSTERN. INsuRASCE *VON.'
PANT OF PITTSBURGH. • .
LIMA:EWER NDRICK, President. '
HERBERT. Secretary. •
CAPT. GEORGE NEELD,Eleneral Agent.
951 Water street, bperni Co.'s Ware.
house, up stairs, Pittsbars h •
• Will ir..:nre against ail kinds of Fire and Marine
Risks. A home Institution. managed by Directors
who are well known to the , community, and: who are
determined by promptness and liberality to main
tain the character which they have assumed, as ofe
tering the hest protection to those who desire to be
Alexander Nlsaick, Joan R. McCune,
K. hillier, Jr.. Ches. J. Clarke . .
James McAuley . S. Eva',
Alexander ppoer, • • Joseph Kirkpatrick,
Andrew Acme.% Phillip_Reyiner,
David M. Long, Wm. Morrisou;
pENIVIIIELVANLI.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF • PITTTSSURGH
OFFICE, No. 107 t; WOOD STREET. BANK. OF
COMMERCE BUILDING.
This Is a Home Company. and . Insnrea against 10.1
by Fire exelnblvelr.
LEONARD WALTER, President.
C. : BYLE, Vice Preslden
ROBERT PATRICK: Treasure t.
r.
HUGEI McELIIENY. Secretary.
Leonard Walter, G PlunCronsi: •
C. 0. Boyle. Ge e e o . W. Evansrge Wilson,
,
Robert Patrick,
- Jacob Painter, J. 0. Fl ner,
Joalatiming, ',John Vosoler.
Jas. Hopktrus. A. Ammon.
Henry Sproul, - •
pDEXILNITE
AGAINST LOSS BY
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, 438 t 437 OHHBTNUT 37., Nr.Aa
DIRZCTOBS. ' •
Charier Banker, Mordocal R. Louis,
Toblza Wagner, • I David B. Brown,.
Samuel Grant.
Jacob R. !RORY, Edwakl e t. Dale, • •
re°lllTAltirl RER,rlreeldent.
Ewa ! :
C. DALE, Vine President. -
W. O. STEELE,_Secrets ry,prs tens.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, AG
North West corner Third and Wood Strzets.
itha4:wls
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ALLEGPIEN't INSURANCE COM-
For or PITTSBURA3H.
OFFICE. No. 37 RUTH STREET, BANE BLOCK
Insures against all kinds ante and Marine Itiska.
JOHN IRWIN, Ja., President.
_ JOHN 13. .111e0ORO, Vloe President.
C. G.,DONNELL, Seeretait. ' •
CAPT. Wkl. DEAN. General Agent.
na:
,tohn Irwin.; ..'' D Cept. Wes. Dean,
John G, IlicOOrt . .,- - B. ,L. •Fabneetack s
C. G. Buser, 1 W. H.. Everson, '
Harvey_Clilds, Robert H.'llarls, •
Hoskinson. , Francis Seller:4..
ca arik , H s " , Capt. a t T. Stoekdale.
PEOPLES'Drsnwicz
OFFICe, H. E. COMER WOOD *, FISTS
ilomerAmpany, taring Fire and Marixte Maks
- • • SolnEKTOnsi •
WM. Oapt.'doluxi., Rheada,
John, W • ' &mud P. tlluiver,
John E. Puk e
_, Charles Arbuckle,
Capt.. James Jared k t• Brus / 4 • • •
W. Van Kitki Wm. P.' Lang,
James D. Verner Samuel McCrlekart
WM.. PHILL'ipl President.
JOHN WATT. • ice Presidetrti'" • ' '•
W. F. OARDRIM Secretary.. , „
OAPT. JAS. 'OOHDON. General'Aisent:
'll_4* 1/.11.0ez:
P . iNcAIIELDLE; : - ','•
NrEIf.,CII.ANT 43L'AEL.40R.
; So. 9.335 8id:1711147E14Y STR*/* riTi*griGlC
lleepssoartsatly on bond • floe ampoitweitt of
CLOTIIti ': CASSIMERES VEStINGS
Moo; GENTsB impirrmattre GOOD& mss`
CLOTHING MADE TEiOßlDlfft:thef latest style:
titan' nuctrrt,,. .
Pn4tanANT'l'4ltokt;
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18 13117711/171iD,13TESET:Pittbbargh;-Pa:
.Consisal* . on lumd t
CASSIMERES. VESTINGII, aP20:080
Di l o:A" ,4 7o4:Mo4l4****4(:',
No. 841ederal StiiAlleghow • -
Hive Joni Tic: aired soliOted aok of
• XTNE ArPink4ua ti , obbs;
flultablelbis thifelisiciistotti . tritile. et loira
stock of etZIIVELVITENIEHENG 900D8. ' so*
". • LITECOGRA.Piain,
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sciezo:graweirolow , .
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- 1163.01111 eta= itha 11c7Ert4:bitibmeab-West•
of thalami:alas: :Busiaalivearilso.Lotter ,Headao
Portraits - views,
lion Oart Mit Ntsa , " e fir am& taratMl lUirm
Pittsburg (.fr
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tarNEWOPERAVitOI6€III - -
CARNCROSS & DIXEY MINSTRIILS
WILL REMAIN
ONE WEEK MORE.
BEING POSITIOELY THE LAST, PRESENTING
New Btirles.piel, Dances,' Bongs, dk i e,
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, eon
cluing niGhts of the great new burlesque of
UNDER THE G.AisiadErr,
-The startling RAILROAD SCENE; and -
TRUBSDA.Y, PRIDAY ind tigltEpA.r247l3llE
• NEw RUBLESQuE,
A. performed at their Otersilonie, PhiladelpW
Admission, 50 cents and 5/5 cents. • jre
ormniziEcvs . , • .
MUSEUM : EXHIBCTIONi
Comptislng WORKS OP ARTsusd ORRAT NAT.
'URAL LIVIKO,CUXOIRTIRIN .
AT FRANKLIN ' TIALT.,I t. • -
/MP street, opposite Pittsbpgh Theatre: •
Cards of Admission, *S oomph • poprii..Open Ibols
8 o'clock A. M. to 3.0 r. 11. iroB.o/8
Lolls liorgazaterz /
Jdoloshep uh Abe rfllbei: • • 1
h , E •
Ch. Sieber
C. J. Schultz,
Marthi Heyl.
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GROVE.
. -
LINDEN
)) GROVE having been fitted In the
most superb ,with a largo and eisr o t •
form, beautifu ll y shagled, largo. Dining m ant ,
two excellent bars, is now ready to ren to PIO.. .
,NICS PARTIES, SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRA•i
TIONS, &c., on the most reasonable tennsi
TParties holding Plehloc &c., will dud it to their=
he to
is the Grove. • I
The Grove is easily acc essible ' being but a few'
steps from the Oakland Railway Station, whose card
run regularly every fifteen minutes. . •,
ail - For terms, g.c., apply at the •
OFFICE OF TEE OAKLAND CO.
OAKLAND STATION.
• , „
COAL - AND COKE.
OSCALIL F. lAMBI & CO. _ - -
o. P. - Li - m:n '
nsirui
' r COAL AND COKE:
Office, Sandusky Street and P. P. W. & C.
R. It., dtleglienY City. 4.
. . .', .B.I7PEPSOB j .
Toughloghniy 'Coal and .Conelliville :Cole,
i
.S M
2 143WEST_MAIIKET SATES. .„
air orders prompt) - ottoilooti to. , - ' 2lll/9
('IOAL! COAL!! COAL!!! '
`DICKSON, STEWART ti CO
•
Haug removed their tiMee to
NO, Um zazithlimm. wrxtiawr.
(Limy 'city Floni36l) BitpOND r,OOR.
• . .
V- UM?", NUT l&ci p
SLACK, at
morket price.
All orders - left at their office, or addebbied eo
them through the mall, will be attended to pitaaptly.
C HALBILES ARMSTBONGIII,
YOUGHIOGLEff AND,OO3M4aVILLE lAtly
And Nanntactureno of -
mkt, nem AND rontaxaihunw dims.
Office and - Yard--CORNER 'OF BUTLER iAND
MORTON - , STREETS. First yard on Liberty and.
Clymer streets, Ninth - Ward, and on Second street.
near Lock No. 1 Pittsburgh, Pa.
• Fiunillee and Manufacturerir supplied with the
bert article of Coal or Coke at the lowest. cash pitect, -
Orders left 'at any.of their cams will teeth's
prompt attention:
A RIMSTRONG & HIUTCHIII 9
-. l4ln.AinuTtra AYILIVOnGYK eeso riLSlfif COAL:4*.
MINERS,VAC AND DEALERS, BY BAIL.'
ROAD AND ,
of superior Youghiogheny
CAS - AND FAMILY COAL.
Mee init lest —FOOT OP YRT SYRBriT,I nes;
the Or Wcrrks. •
SUPERIOR COAL: ,
C. et. CO.
_Miners and Shippers of PITTS33IMGH GAS, TOADY;
and FAMILY COAL, NUT COAL and SLACK: • •
Coal delivered promptly to,. all parts of the•Mtieti .
at the lowest market rates.
Ocoee and Yard — CORNIMITOURTII AND WAT
SON (for."merly.Canal) StKENFS, Pittsburgh,.
SURF ROUSE,
ATLANTIC. CITY, N. J.
This first class Hotel will open fbr the season on
251 h June. Terms, $3.50 per day; *2O per Week.
Address It. R. THOMPSON. Proprietor,
(Formerly of Congress Hall, Cape Island; and M
etropolitan Betel, Washington, L, C.
N'. B.—The music will 'be under the direction of
Mr. CARL SENTZ. - 'er.irs7
A NEW SUMMER RESORT. t
THE LAKE 'HOUSE Stoneboro,
(On the line of Jamestown Franklin
one hour's ride from - FranAlin.) This house la
large. new dud commodiona, well furnished,l has
billiard rooms,
ten-pin' alleys and covered prOme
nades. It is on the banks of the most
Fairy Lake in America, abounding in fish, and -
mirable for sailing purposes, surrounded _with; Sul.
phur innings, romantic scenery, &c. It Is tiusi best
summer resort in the State. ~ A dilress.
S. T. RENNEDY. - Proprietiir.
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ESTATE of liErii6 NANCY MAMIE%
DECEASED.
Letters Testamentary upon late estate of said
codent, late of McCandless township, Allegheny
county,. Pc, hate been dilly , granted to -the sub=
scribers, who reside in .411egheny,,City. 0 Aid tee.,
sobs indebted to said decedent are notified to make
payment to me, and these haring Maims or demands
against" her; estate are required, to main the ilame -
known without delay.
•
JelB:r7BarB';'
N'OTlCE.—Letters Tegitunentary.. „
having been_granted Iliesni the 'ESTATE or'
MARY FAN WHEY EH", deceased, all persons, hi- .
Lug cialltni. against her estate" wilt 'prrsent theta te ,
me, duly.anthentjasted, an d all' persons,owintaiddi
estate will make pvment . me or Mr attp,all,. i;
JOHN W; , TAYLOrt; Ho; 7is Orant street'. •
, OHALSTOF raitzemisriaw I
1, AYar.*44
July*d;iBBi,
NOTICE:".." •
The:intilerelivied•tes euukieuted . with bl iY c
ibestneeei datina nem April. i5h.2. 1 368, Mr.
FEEDB. WALL. his li - on ABA a. cilLLlsrp,tail.
LOUIS' MGLERT. the ale of %herrn to
J. EiLLLF,MPLIZ & 00. i J. J. LE:SPM'
- .
Iteftrring; ithaire. the undeestieolt:akai,
Pleteore in *toting that they will eouttntut the
LOOKING 'ULU ANDLPII3II/111 , BUSIN*Iik
. -
'At 86 Wood street, where .ther intoud to,offee
ihreements to , purchasers second to ne beast It
Villtect States.enakestml 1-- -if
J. J i. •
V/79:1)9 3
S. TA:IIOLORy. . .
'l, No. 4 OHIO mix= Anero4ray. '
•
Thankful ter the termer very libera Patronr , be..
stowed loon nit, Verniers niy frle'rr u lta.,,,,d the' .... n tgiaL -,
generally, hat, Apolhe..futuivt-X ''.l ° a"'"' "U"' 97 '
endeavor:olllrentty to 3Perit a. 16 4= 1 mm of': A
'Ealneiand - winl be always at 7!'nf .1114 T. from " 0 l'''' f '-
A. af—and_fnam Ito 31v If. '.' • ''' ' ' ntrianilt .•, .-
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