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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 26
• .Ix TUESE stirring times, publishers who
wenld . keeir pace with the public expects-.
• tionis, in :
the matter , of. early news, must
draw-largely upon the telegraph for facts
and:rely - ttpoa the mail for details. We
have Tee-entry effected most liberal arrange
mi3ntsfor special telegraphic dispatches to
I,llo4azetfe, from the leading nil - we centres,
East mud West. We desire that the Gazette,
in all its editionS, shall• be second to none
as a medium for conveying early and re
liable news to the public. We have spared
neither efforts nor expense inaccomplishing
so desirable a result. - We deem it proper,
hereto aoltnt4ledge our - indebtedness to
E. W. COLGAN,
.Esq., Superintendent of the
.UruoriTelegraph lines here, for his efficient
aid iulterfecting our: telegraphic arrange
,
Tkeritepublicans of Butler County.
' , The_Republican County Convention met
firt.ths 9th inst., but the 'proceedings only
rettelted us to-day. We have already pub
liahed the ticket. The resolutions adopted
are loyal and earne . st. We copy the fol
lowing:
Resolved, That the present rebellion is
the result of a long cherished and settled
plan of its , leaders to destroy the govern
ment of .our fathers, violate the Constitu
tion, everted the free and humane ihsti
(alone era= Ocriustry, and on their ruins to
blind iitturegoonicy for the special protec
• don of - humeri bondage.
s -Besoiced,z,ThactO the end,, that the re
bellion may, be speedily crushed and peace
-- and the Union restored, we are in favor of
this - most vigoreus and rigid prosecution of
"the-mar, and if, in its further prosecution
for these objects, slavery and the property
of rebel - slaveholdars suffer as a result,
why be it so—let olivrery take all the blows
•
It may get.
Resolved, That nothing appears tons more
' reasonable, just and right, than that mili
tary contributions should be levied on the
'property 'of rebels, and particularly of re
bid leadera, and imade to share in the Rl
',eines of the war,- as soon as practicable
and in the way most effective.
• Reeolved, Tkat weitpprove of the Admin
istration of Pkeeident Lincoln; we believe
him honest and patriotic, and seekingin
.his,judgment the best means of restoring
peace and that the time hair come when, -we
have no doubt, he will advise the most in
tllexiiiie ,policy - and efficient measures for
'forever ending this wicked slaveholders'
rebellion.
Resolved, That it is true there can be but
two sentiments among us, that of loyal and
- disloyal ; and that those who qualify their
support Of the war, who take the occasion
of every reverse that. happens to our arms
to attack the Admitiistratien; who are con
tinually crying ouisbont abolitionists and
abolitionism ; who are continually alarm
about the great debt Ahoy itay the war is
making; 'who are eo uneasy about the con
stitutional rights of rebels who repudiate
the constitution; these men, if not disloyal,
are not in sympathy with the government,
and.vre regret there are some still among us.
Resolved, That Edgar A. Cowan in failing
to record his vote, in. favor of the expulsion
of Jeue: D. Bright from hisseat in the Sen
ate of the United States—in favor of the
abolition of slavery in the District_of Co
lumbis,"and in favor of the resolution re
, .'ctiminended by the President himself,
guaranteeing the assistance of , the general
government, in any just measures the
. Border States may adopt for gradual eman
cipation and colonization, has failed to rep
'. resent the sentiments of the loyal citizens
Of the Keystone State, and has forfeited all
claims to their..confitlence in him as a
Statesman and friend of the Administra
tion.
ReSolved, That lion. David" Wilmot, re
• cording his 'Tote in favor -of the Several
measnres i - referred to in - the preceding res
olution, as well as in the frank avowal of
his readiness .to sustain whatever measures
'the government may find necessary for the
successful prosecution of,the-war • for the
Union, has properly represented the con
•-stituents, and strengthened their confidence
both in his patriotism and Statesmanship.
- Ur. Cowan is meeting a traitor's fate,
- while blir. Minor is gathering the-honors
he basso richly won.
JOir.4 . M. Monied*, Esq., is the choice of
Butler county- fur Congress, and E. Mc
-
Jankin, Alfred Weis, and John. Scott, were
appointed Congressional Conferees, to meet
similar conferees from Allegheny and
Armstrotig counties. , -
, .
S; The , Comp!lints of the Partizans ,of
• • - Gen. -McClellan.
-The Chicago Tribune thus defends the
President and Mr. Stanton from the attacks
of.tortain newspapers and their corres
pondents:
The newspaper correspondents in the
army of the Potomac agree with singular
unanimity that Gen. McClellan must have
reinforcements before he can make any of
fensive demonstrations against Richmond ;
and a few of them, moved thereunto, no
doubt, by the erumbs which fall from the
'tables of. Generals. who tolerate such Ma
: sancta, are somewhat loud in their ,cen
sures of the Administration in sending
forward those reinforcements so tardily,
and for not stripping Banks, Shields_and
Fremont of their commands, to help the
' , Young Napoleon' out of the Chickahomi
ny marsh. But the mistake .is not with
the Administration, in withholding troops
necessary to the sure defence of the Capi
tal; but in Gen. McClellan in putting him
self_in a position where those troops can
not, while contributing to the security of
Washington,• smelt his offensive force to
Bush a number that its movements would
:crash any opposing, army that could be
brought against it, The error dates , from
thitime when Gee. McClellan, agains t the
admonitions of wiser heads than his, de
termined to Mahe ne pursuit of alright ,
ened and flying foe, but to undertake hie
Peninsular campaign. By the direct and
always practicable route, he could have
been in Richmond more than six weeks
ago, with Fremont, Banks ' Shields and
their several columns at his heels. And if
these dewerpaper correspondents; who are
blowing up the Administration , for not
making bricks without straw, are not all
- the while half drunk on.4fie: poor whisky
and worse' wine which' they • manage to
'pingo out, of the men whom they puff,
they, will ternc short: corner; and put the
responsibility, for the present attitude of
affairs, not on Mr: Lincoln, but on the
that amnia hear it. In the
meantime the country ought, in justice to
-.Gen—McClellan, to understand that the
entipaigni since • tho ' disembarkation at
Fortress Menrce,' - has cost the army more
than - 25;000 men = - double' - number no
. .
country to have Sacrificed ID the pursuit of
the enemy. and occupation of Richmond, if
the blander had not been committed.'
. -
• RICH 310111; 'a letter to 'Vie Charleston
• -
illeretcry saye, ie'one .'vast It9spital . Pro
!iisions are also at famine price.s... 4 The dis
trailis s terrible and Univertial,_and Sannot
, •
be endured much linger without its ending
'in Ipistilerici3; . Its only salvation the
- speedy victory of the Pedsral forces.
AN INDICATION or TIAD FALL OF CHARLES
, TO - N.—The Charleston Neiiwry has removed
7ite Past Hoe Press to Columbia, where it
:Will continuo the A fear of
iAbeeffects of a I:ictabanimentis given se the
cause, sad because atuither Hoe Press could
not be supplied in the whole +Confederacy f
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airon Not In .ite :111"Wir Tari ff ! Bill. 1 ried into' execution, the 'greater part of , d iEvir - 'appigurisjejonairTS ,
Under this head thePhiladetPhia North , those Who were provided with sufficient ---•-- - ----,........___ - _.__ -----
American makes' complaintthe - followine' of '
the new Tariff Bill, now before the House. 1 m it ea w nn retntd to their homes .
. There rt 4., gap FARMERS AND MILLERS.
-
was repugnant repu b nant to return, either because..
We hope the North American is mista'ken in the)% would nor any longer submit to the
its interpretation of the bill. Wig hardly For cleaning GRAIN, Puleotent Janus y, Ite,O,
possible to suppose that a bill could be con- ' idleness to Which they were condemned, or 1 , cb . o,h .*
.., a.,.,,,,. au-
i because, haying abandoned their °coupe- beet Btyrs of 4;ktual.ehii . . It
- ' Cockle, J;c:, MOD; ite. r."'"
te_mplate4 which would not treat iron as ions and places, they had no longer an . ots..es and Oraiu 1.1 '
o it )
means of livelihood. -
t
fairly as:any other yticle. ,T.he duty should .1 advised those fine young men to as-1 ir paT h ic o , t wi e t r h cotifi:l , ,..
tr
at least be increased to the atuoMut a the semble at certain places in peaceful Loin- ! satintactiou mid tome
-ardt ' h esupported good by the spontaneous i mm, to „.,...,.,,,
• contributions of patriotic citizens, they; 1 sea art Ohio, t•l.
a position as at present. Let our members I might be trained , to the use of arms, so as t nobs. &e., "
we s
see to this: • to be ready for future events. The govern- .1 aa d "u
t ett6:3cutr
. The new Tariff bill reported by the Clint- meta unfortunately made a mistake rela-
r
m itt e e ofwhich W a y s an d Means, we pr i n t live to the object of these depots. .po
J_ •
this morning, proves, on examination, to "The young men, arrested - without arms ITo
be a very different document from that and without having given the least cause i ,
which the public have been led to expect. to justify any suspicion of disorder, are
' The synopsis which was 'prepared for the mussy of diem at this moment in prison
newspapers represented a very different awaiting trial, as is also Col. Nulls, one of
bill—at least in alt that relates to iron. It the most deaerVing commanders of the
had been given out that the principle upon southern army. The journals which pre
' which the bill was based was to increase tend to represent the sentiments of the gov-
I the duties upon all articles by an amount ernment have alleged as a pretext for those
1 , equal to the tax imposed in the new excise harsh measures a projected invasion of the
bill which yesterday palmed both Houses, Tyrol. Nothing can be more untrue. The
and only waits the signature of the Presi- idea of that expedition is an idle dream.
dent to become a law. "Those young men had no other mission
The loyal and patriotic: manufactures of than to learn to the use of arms, and the
' Pennsylvania, engaged in, the iron business, arms found were only those indispcnsible
were perfectly willing a and indeed were for such e4ercise. My colleagues may con
anxious to pay their share of the cost of ceive how :ainful have been the sad facts
the rebellion, provided this principle was which foil, wed those unjust suspicions. It
fairly anti equitably-cairied out. They is for the Parliament to rectify those fatal
have lost heavily in debts at the South, errors. Onr cry has ever been 'ltaly and
which can never be collected. ' They have Victor Emanuel ! and.now, whatever may
been obliged to advance the wages of their be the risk or the consequence, we repeat
employees 10 to 20 per cent. because full the same cry. 'Woe be - to him who assail
one-third of their hands -have gone to bat- the liberating thought. . . ' Woe
tle for their country. They have seen not to all who would separate the King from
only their own articles of manufacture the nation, s the people *
from the army. -
heavily taxed in the Excise bill, Without a * ,
proteit or murmur, but also a tax upon coal, "Italy tends towards unification, as all
the largest item of raw materialused in the heavy bodies gravitate tbwards the centre
making of iron,- because they 'knew that of the earth. A feverishiand ever-increas
the government must have money, and that ing agitation impels our youth to the ye
taxes must be levied in order to enable the complishrhent of this great work. Inaction
President to pay the expenses
of the war is not a remedy for the evil; it is the source
and to keep an army' in the field. They of every imaginable disorder."
. .
gloried in the privilege of being taxed in
so noble a cause. But while they proposed
to submit cheerfully to these sacrifices in
behalf of their country, they had no thought
that Congress would deliberately legislate
against their interests and in favor of their
rivals, the British ironmasters,, who escape
the burdens of our tax bills, and perhaps
-laugh at our calamity, while in many cases
they sympathize with the rebellion, and
would gladly see the government and its
loyal people involved in-ruin.
The tax on bar iron in the Excise bill is
$1 60 per ton for ordinary sizes, and the
same-on railroad iron. In the new Tariff
bill it is propoied to put. an increased duty
on bier iron of $8 per ton for ordinary sizes,
and
. $5 per ton for extra sizes, prrided that
they shall not be subject to any additional
duty when valued at fifty dollars or . less 'per
ton. Now, inasmuch as bar iron - of ordi
nary sizes has not been valued at as much
as fifty dollars per ton for the last fifteen
years, and probably will never again be
valued so high, it amounts simply to this :
That there will be no increased duty what
ever on bar -iron, while railroad iron and
pig iron are specially exempted also. This,
to be sure, is a very pretty trick, and tve
are curious to know who is the ingenious
inventor of it. A"-more palpable fraud never
was attempted upon an, intelligent people.
Where we expected water, they have offered
us vineger, when we asked for bread, they
have given us a stone. Having thus far
pretended to increase the duty on bar iron,
the proviso boldly excepts railroad iron
from any increased ditty whatever. There
are at least a dozen establishinents in Penn
sylvania alone, which will pay from fifteen
to fifty' thousand dollars per annum, each,
excise, on railroad iron. It., is not only on
the iron when made, but upon four and a
half 'to five tons of coal employed in its
manufacture; upon oil, brass, and a dozen
other articles, all of which in a degree go
to make up the cost of the manufactured
article, and which actually brings up the
excise to nearly two dollars per ton. Does
the committee believe that the way to ob
tain the most income from an excise upon
railroad iron is & discriminate against its
manufacture? Do they wish to crush Amer
ican industry in order that revenue may
come from foreign imports? Do they wish
to put a tax on loyalty and give a bounty
to foreign sympathy: in favor of rebellion
and treason ?
Political Excitement in Italy...Wier
rel Between Garibaldi and the
Government.
The latest news from Turin. gives the de
tails of an unusual excitement in the Ital
ian Chambers, in which Garibaldi, the
Primo Ministeltattizzi and Senator Criepi,
a distinguished Sicciliaty were the chief
actors.
The facts of the case, briefly stated, are
these: Garibaldi collected at Bergamo and
Brescia., in Lombardy, some four hundred'
young men, under the charge of Cot. Nulls,
one of the heroes of the invasion of Sicily,
the first man who silt footin Palermo. The
government thinking this concentration
was intended for offensive movements
, .
against Austria, had Hullo and the princi
pal men Of the four hundred arrested. The
people of Brescia, seeing ' him led hand
cuffed through the streets/clamored for his
release, and the soldiere Bred upon them,
killing three and Wounding 'six. Garri
baldi indignantly denounced the Prefect of
Brescia, and propoaed thrnfficer who com
mended the fire for the future hangman of
Italy.
The matter' was brought. up before Par
liament. Ilatalzi denied , any complicity
with Garibaldi's movementa, • But Criepi
declared that Itataz z i was Deplicated—that
the scheme was not an invasion of Tyrol,
as suspected, bat against Dalmatia. Crispi
said:
"The expedition to the Tyrol is a phan
tasm evoked by the government in order to
render it easier to suppress the right of as
sociations in Italy. Garibaldi never
dreamed' orintssing' the filizieio. The ex
pedition wise destined to the sea, and
she Minister limtazzi kneti its destination.
The Minieter promiend a million (of francs,)
arms and ammunition. Prom Naples the
Minister sent but. a.few weeks since the
following telegram to Garibaldi in cipher:
""'The arms are! ready. Garibaldi has
only to send anditidicate the spot.'
"Again, the government , has already
,given_ a portion of the promised million."
nAruzis DZPE.ticE.
This statement created great excitement.
Eataszi's defence jwas lame. He said that
the million was remiired eend certain
exiles out of. Italy, and that be.never pro
mised Garibaldi anything except the DIP
Lionel armament for the independence and
unity of Italy. Crisps maintained that be
bad documents and names, proving a great
Rataszi.Garibaldi echeme, and intimating
that the King knew of it too. The general
impression in Turin is that Ratazvi did con
spire with Garibaldi, did consent to assistan
expedition to Dalmatia, Which expedition
shouldafterirards be led where _Garibaldi's
genius chose ; that in consequence the left,
or opposition commuted to' vote for Batazzi;
that Hattazii minister.forgot the pledges of
It Mani ex-Minister, or else that Ratan' is
now compelled - to Obey the orders received
fromlbe Tuileries' previous to the fall of
Bioasoli.
A LETTER` THOR GARIBALDI:
Garibaldi has , written a long letter, in
which he says that the cabinet had author
ited him to raise two battalions of Genoese
carbineers—and that accounts for the 400
young. soldiers Lombaidy.
Thnews of this oiganiration was hard
ly epread abroad when eager ioung men
hastened': from pada Of Italy .to enrol
theaselves at Genoa.. Tho detenniastion
which had baize talon not hating been car
.
MEE
I. ~-
Tux Pittsburgh Po.( does not like the
resolutiotis of the Republican County Con
vention, and indulges in its usual rant
about "Aholitienist," "Anti-Slavery atm
' It calls Wilmot an "original abo-
lition agitator," and praises up Cowan, and
compares him to Daniel Webster I Mr.
Cowan will feel cdmfortable no doubt, to
find himeelf sustained by the Pittsburgh
Post, the defender of Vallandigham, Bright,
Starke, and Cowan
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July 2 6 th between the hour, of 2 and 4 o'clock p. m ,
tpwlect o 0 Prentdent and Me Ulrectore to sores for
tho emmlng year. 01. U. NEfILD, Pr, +Went.
Je26:lm . _
WEACELbIUtt NORMAL IN6IT
TOTIL—The first session of tho Excelsior
:formal yustante will common. on MON DA I,
July 7tfit For particulars roil on Masora. A. R.
ENGLIstf A oi., No. 19 Wood erne., or adapts*
13.00. W. 0. GRAY, Box 765, Pittsburgh P. O.
Jr:ft 2wi.ortaw
form,. Jr. 1.t.V.0i1.T V 1.1.1.” KAM hoot , CO.. (
ii pittaburgh, Jour, lath. lafa
117,- -- --...., T 1E SEM I-A'NNUAL COUPONti
~ o the Bonds of this rod, doo January Lt, '
1062, ail be paid on ths,Yoru OF JUNE. at the offito
of the Gohipany ' U. C. ORR, Trost urer.
J019.1.1i
VP/ 'us or tel Cetinvis 11 , 111.1.4XC1L
Pitts/mesh, Juuo 14, 1102.
NOTICE.—The
eZ:d" 'o f f I :l; * i n ZTL Y .At'i!itti
b LlAfLßypes)gbh , to the Stockholders lorthoVh.
,1•4.1:rold SAIII.IEI., 1114 A, Secretary.
,
'PECIaIL .IrOTICA'S.
M -- —T.-1860—M—Driike's Plan-
ATIO BITTERS. Exhausted' nature's great
restorer They invigorate, Ativukitwo and purify
the sys rit, cure Dyspepsia, Acidity of the Stott:evil,
DietTh , Au. A perfect, appetiser wd tonic. They
Inelgonite tho body, without stimulating the brain.
They ario compound or pyre St. Croix Rnm, Roots
and Il 'si ba, and ero recommended by all who use
them. ( Adapted to old or young, but particularly
recownended to the ireak and langpid. Sold by il
Grocers i . Druggists, Elotels4ml WOO RS.
my liiimendas ." P. b. LALA ER A CO.,
'Sr2 Broadway, New York.
MlLyeti's Magnetic Insect Pow-
USA, tented foi 19 yesre and volts to favor. It
kills alloy extcrininet. Ilcomb o ., Bed Bur. An..
Vier. plothc in Cloths, run and Furultme, Garden
Insecti, Ac. All ratfuine boars the signature of R.
, Lynn, is rocs poisonous to persoso or domeetie
r T ils. Beware of counterfeits and Imitation.
, u's Powder. kills ❑1 insects id.iitrice
o . uPills aro death to rats t.tiCutire.
-4,l7Where. Di &At/LANES,
hol•L tYr3 IIIIINVIkaj; !ie. York
B*Lake Superior Copper Mill and
.MLL 'NO WORKS, PIITEIMIIia.
I PIRK, M'CURDY & CO.,
ManuNcturcro of 1311KATHING, BRAZIERS' ANL
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER BOTTOMS,
RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, SPALTEII SOLDER;
also Reporters god dealers in METALS, TIN PLATE,
SEIB IRON, WIRE, So. .Conttantly on hand,
TINN BS'MACHINES AND TOOLS.
WA ROOM, No. 149 Pint and ID) sec..* West%
Plttatiwgh, Penn's.
' t —peals! orders of Copper cat to any chaired tat
myZantawlyT
M'The Confessions. and Experience
tolf A
k
INVALID. Published far the benefit and
as a log and a caution to young non who suffer
from emus Debility, Pretoatura Decoy, dr.: std.-
ply at the same Niue be moans of Self. Cure.
By ode who has cured himself after being pot to
great impalas through medical tutpositiOn and quack
sl7. By enclosing.** past-paid addrawed envelope,
moot curia =slim had of ala author, NATHAN.
lEL *ATTAIN, Enq., Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y.
mhltlydrarT
wst. d. 600INSON ............... r. D. SISLIAD,
witSotow vorusaaa.--.L.-.-....wzmon .....
'ROBINSON, MINIS & Ma.
LEVI YOUDDIMS AND MACIIMINTS, WZ 11
MIDDIO
Won , Pittsburgh, PIALIV/A.
wilco, No. 21 Khania Sror.r.r.
Stela:facture all hinds of STEAM ENGINES AND
MILL MACHINERY, CASTINGS, RAILROAD
I WORE, STEAM BOILERS AND SHEET IRON
MONK:
9B L '.IOBIIING AND IMPAIRING done on short
not! . mhlatdly
,MISUB.E.E. dr. BARNES,
FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER SAFE,
DAMS VAULT IRON VAULT DOOR, AND
b J TERL!PRILD BURGLAR-PROOV SAVE
- - •
, -
KANUPACTUIIKKS.
Nor.
ca l . 123 and' 131 Third wed, brawn Wood and
Snruktrld saret•—NortA ride.
BANK LOOKS alvrayr on hand. rnh2s •
•
• JONES, BOYD •&
Man Sictu'reri of CAST STEEL; saw, SriMD.
PLO AND. A. D. STEEL, STZEL4PHINOB AND
. X tES, corner of Ems and First strasts, Plaibungb,
•ean'a. oel9
WJ. C. KIRKPATRICK fr.. CO.,
igaunfactunirs and Who Duals Dealers In LAMPS,
"OHIBINEYB, BIIADES, CIIANDELIEDB,
Ortritolosale - Aipints for NIZIrfiCELNIIIIATID
ILLUMINATING AND LUDDICATING CANNON
OILS, No. 39 WOOD Bratir, opposite ht. Charles
Rots!, Pittsburgh, Pa. • . • • faliblyd
Or-JOHN COCHRAN ft BRO.,
Idenufactureti of IBON VAULTS
ANYt VAULT DOOSS,-WINDOW SULITTRES,
WINDOW 0114.1203, Ac., Noe. 4 Second street sod
86 Third street, between Wood snd,Market.
leave on bend La satiety of ne* Patterns, feu) ,
end 1161111, suitable for a purposes. •
Particular attention paid to enclosing Grave Lota.
Sob Ink dottiest alert settee. ' • sib9
WALL Lodges, Churches,
T 1 andOfkleai, for tale by
jai see.quALL,,rt Wood soot
..
~k
.ai ..
MM=
Pittsburgh Steel Works
r'cumoran
o£o - *Ei"B FAN AND ••EPABATOII
le chi:4;Mo* o and durable, and le got up in the
bat style of worktuaship It will clan all kinds
of Sad and o.in, aid r. move Chaff, Sant, Cheat.
Cockle, 6c., more thoroughly, and with. lead labor,
than soy other machine. We present thin mill to
the public, with confolenre that it will give general
satisfaction and Come tipee3ily into gtueml nee. Ha,
tug purchased the sole right to make and all these
mills iu Western Pennsylvania, W cistern Virginia
and all Ohio, with the right to sell In lodises, 1111-
nobs. &c., we are prepared to fill orders at wholesale
and retail. W. W. IVA I.Lisele,
:119 Liberty et ,
riu IiERINEItS ANI) trrumis.—
J_ Stewm Eughow, Boilers, Salt PALLS, ilil Stills.
Tanks, Cadloe.log Pipes and lasttugs, of all kinds,
made to order. Vie have ou hand 15 engines, of sto
4U home power; Itl statiouary and portable Boilers; .1
25, Ili and 11 barretsupwity; one •L'. barrel
Agitating Took; hire Front., (irate Bars, ail slava,
which we offer low lor coati or approved paper. The
,te , are all warraoted.
W. W. WALLA , 11,
•olakswF 815 Liberty et., ra
- - -
STEAIII 111 A ti 'WA.; onu
mottle, Tablete and (ittiud Stones, on hand and
made to order at the loweat prices. We would par
ticularly invite the atteution of porchasent to a new
and beautdul improvement in Grave eteues-1 roxe'e
Patent AdJuetable Shield; it mete but little and add,
much to the beauty a Welk are Stonee. Pierer...nue
319 and 321 (Uflice 319) Liberty etrout, Plueburah.
jet narn at kW ir W. W. W A L I.
r u M LLEAS--4Atichur boltiuguitniin,
Mill Stance, Portable Mille, Smut M.hinoe,
Water Wheels, 'Mill Gearing and /dill Famishing. of
all kinde, for sale. W. W. PAL LAtik,
je26:3miu.ewl , 319 Liberty st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
LTYDRAULIC CEISIENT, PLASTER
11 PARIB and Glitt7l) STON e,, of all 612114, Inr
ealt. by W. W. % ALLACE,
ja . 26 limmnanT Llborty at., l'lttanurgh,
D RY rE,AcaN, Az.v.AppLE,._
Nitacke Pr, Peach.;
null for ralo by
ISAIALL LICK EY J. CO
14118.a'1' MaidVAL Ur Tiff, ti.gAti.),
1' Junt retxtre.l per Express, I cost, ripe Tiblld
TOPS, Wilton, and for sale by
je26 I. H. YGIOT d CO.
LAkt.l)-- . 2.5 tierces Ao. 1, suitable for
retailing, la -storo .d for rate by
o2G ISAIAH DICKEY & CO.
IdUKED BEEF . I'Ult.tiUES-2U boles
in store and fur linla try
~, ISAIAH DICK icy a..co.
GREAbn—ln bbls. gore luni for
sale by ISAIAH Inc • EY & CO.
1 4 0U.N.0.—0n Robinson Ismael.,
glen) City, a large bundle of UPPERS Alr'll
LININGs, for Ills.. 3letooto above. The ~wner
ma bale the same by calling on A. MILLIK h
CO., No. 04 Smithfield etreet. rifleburgh. j.,5:1t
F L4(.i i
ALL SIZES
B. W 11.1.1A.1.1bON'S,
E=We=
A liElviLS, rE WOLK T RADE Lt.-,
ID TUC SPE ULATIRG CLASSRt GEN.
kiltALLLY.—Grent ladircemenl• offered tor the In
troductlon of our nneurpadied sly 1“ 01 low priced
JR.W SLUT and composition-n.. 1 e that
command rapid vale aria 01:10IMIL/111 protheiveywilrro.
kleu of the right kind will ho liberally
,meetral Witt.
Fur p , icos and full particular. suldreiv, at once.
I.IIIBLIA 1111tailEltS,
nl Raman trok.. Nec Turk.
PLEA6UItE k.r
LAHR SUPERIOII.—TRY !milt and
elegant low prvidenre side.whial steamer ['Ls .
J. P. Ward. Commander, will rears my dock int
Lake Siiperior ports, on FRIDAY. June 2710, on a
plearidue excarelon. The L•NET goes to the City
nt Superior and all inter Mediate porn this Mp, and
trill be accompanied by the BERRA BBAnS BAND.
Tree trek. neat PiGnborgh, arriving lu Llevetand
van the eveningnf Filday, connect • itti Ibis strainer.
For Leight so plumage apply to
/ BILET.KoN, Agent,
.22 1. /Co. 1 River street, Cleveland, I /hi,
-
I jallot; IiLOUII 6EAttelibit.
.1J The siMuine article, prepared only ty the origi
nal inventer, Dr. Linder). For purifying the Metal,
removing' pimples, blotches, ho., this re body has no
equal. ; As • tunic, unlike the many vile mixtures
calletS.Bittem,” it meatus DO false appetite, Lut give
toned' s.] stunt to' She galena gradually and peen.,
neatly. Like all good. medicines, it Las h of
Wrleltdoi to such an extent as to render great caution
tieoiwitary in purchAstug.
The genuine is for sad is Pittsburgh by B. A
Fahneateck it Co., L. E Sellers .5 I). Molly
John D. gotta., Palk, Dr. Lange, Dr. At,l
J B. Cherry. to Allegheny City by B. P. ticiiworta
Its I. onclooc.cilfe Falconer.
SIDON JOUNSTON,
Corner Smithfield sod Fourth atreota, solo whole
rile end retail agent, • here a wileeltroOt of the Maim
I two *radio can he been and iompeireil with ti e geu
ion silo •Ile the opiniou of aura bre and consumers • b
have said and used troth articles. Jestii
UmVEttsAL cLoTtiEs WM:Skit:E.
aoas witir rt •110(In..11 • .1110,t1T.—It Is the
must reliable, complete end curable Wring, est/Mt;
it mill pay tor Hectic in one year by cuing toe Clotilow;
it thoroughly prelims out the rotor front the clothes,
and four time+ a• quiet as they con be wrung by
hand; it never fine trots the tub, barrel or gettid
when in an; it bee nu Iron bearings to rest and spcil
the clothes; it prevents lame wrists,, lame backs and
Lame rides; it Cali Is used will mut by a little girl
twelve peers old; it will wring clothes out of bulling
but or ww-culd water it will MATO Much labor in
wa•hing, by running Ate chitin., while lu the and*,
• for rants through the voachiner; it Ira.ell the
clothe in an excellent condition tat dry quic
remorce the dread of washing day, and is to th kly; it
e
/sundry what the sewing medianu it to rue I iini , y; It
will is fling anytelng. Iron al...Lollar to • bra-cptil ,
A thlm supply lust received ci m end co St. Clair
surer. LJeZO3 J. .1 I PHILLIP . ;
LNEINNA'II LEAD -N%AJIIK:S.
McCORMICK, GIBSON Pc CO.,
ANUFACTUBEREV, Of
Lead Pipe,
Sheet Lead
And Bar Lead.
ALSO DEALr.I.IB IN
Pig Lead,
Patent Shot and
Block Tin
Nina tinicrr, INTWENN MAUI AND NITCANONL.
Nelngeoolo IvelJ in the Lead Trade, we can furnish
the above to better advantage to DVALANS, and on
soma terms, than" can be had elsewhere.
ap.s:em
• •
MAIL. WoODsluc .J•EU L. IvALLAWL
W OODSIDE tt WALLACE,.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 305 LIBERTY STREET
Ataiw.-We would rospootiu y in
it .
forour Wends .d the public that Ire hare
just received, and are now opening. oue of the largest
and Net selected stocks of DHUGS, CUE
IC
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, PICII.FUISKItY and
FANCY ARTWLKS, Ae...Ac., to bo louroi is Abe
city, which we an, prepared to sell in quantities to
snit codoment, at Of tliures, our entire stock being
bought fur cult from first hand.
WOWAIIDE & WALLACE,
3 Liberty street.
k A 11.0 1.1 ; IIOW LOS 1 uOW
RESTORED I—Jaat Pabliokrd, Go a Sealed En
r lope. Price Six Ceatr.
A Lecture on the Satan, Treatment and ltrdlcal
Cure o tipermatuffbcea or Seminal Wrakneas, Invol
untary Eroloodone,Sexnal Lk,bllity, and Impediments
to Marriage generally, Nerronemos' Cotunnoptton,
Eptlepty and rite; Mental and Physlcal Inupulty,
moulting from Selt.Annae, An. By ILORT. J. CUL.
VERWELL, M. D., Authotot the"tireen Book," An,
..A BOON TO THOUSANDS OF BU VT E1i.K13.1,"
Sent under *aid, In • plain envelope. to any address,
pot-pnld, on receipt of mita, or two potta,o
.tamps. by Da. Cll. J. C. KLINE,
Lll7 Broadway. N. Y., Post-Odlee Bui 4584.
ank:tmdawT
I . 4I . 6TABLISUE ti 1780.—BAK6E , 'S
12 PREMIUM CIIOCOLATZ.—Pure prepartil
UtiCOA, URO MA, PIiENCII, 11051GIIIPAT111 1 . 3 sub
VANILLA CROCOLATE, waniouted equal lu
quality mind flavor to the Pyxis 011ortiLhtus 1 have
stood the teat of over three.uputrtere of a coutury, an
are pronounced by all who hare once seed them to
be superior to env others.
Idauuracturod by W. Baker S Co , at their Mill.
lh Durthoster, Mars., and for sal" at their Draw t
Doput, Nu. 217 Fulton otroet. New York City, sod b;
aromas and Dealer, generally thloughout the I rtiou
Addreeu 11 L. P IEIIOE,
Jout3nl 217 Fulton street, New York.
LIME AM) t;UAL.
XXCIELSIOR COAL YARD,
On tha Railroad, at the east cud of Sem S
inary H
J AME RUN°
Allegheny City.
• maylin: atm.:lm
B ACON, .IIIIOOLDEDS,
BIDEIS,
IMAM, yW
Do. canes:mot;
Do. 8. 0. cuntassed;
In stars nod for sale by wat. D. DAIS Si DU,
lola • 295 Liberty street.
C . IAL LE.liti AN!) ARM: .
celjbrated Plaint AIMLESS:A LEG sod
ABTIIIIO.I.At HANDS.
- 616 BIWADYFAT
(oppmite fit. Nicholas Hotel,)
Rend for *Ciroolvir:
Dttl6l) ArPL'Eti-10 bbla. Dried Ap
plet!just rocanred andj= A. ysTzta,
e 4 =net /darkst and Iltst abtagn.
TO THE` COMMERCIAL COMMU
.I. say.
C. BARNARD begs to inform the lIERCIIANTs
ISANKSIiB, and: public in geperal rC Allegheny
county, that Po has appointed JOHN P. HUNT. of
i Nttsburg L, Isar agent for Wertterte Petrunylvetti3 for
the emit , of hi. PF.NS, rusthig from
the many tretimontals reefirtel from the different
Banks nod Mercautilo Bowlrsi of Nov T.llnucl
adelphia, ihx county of Allegheny will not I,e h bind
knut.l in appreciating tba sterling quilities of tho
above Pos. Sample* may be 44 gratis, et. lwlow
One Wail will anviuns tfin'Eneat ahaPth al that they
ore far suporiar to Itie ordinary Stead Pan, or in fact
o most. Gold Pees. Samples gratis, at JOHN P.
DUbiT'S. M•tiooer, Mneuuic Mai, Fifth street
IMIEIM
4TH uI JULY
Flags
Flags !
The PITTSBURGH FLAG MANUFACTURING
COMPANY aro prepare 4 to supply FLAGS, of oil
description., at
LEBB THAN EASTERN PRIOE,
Depot of the Compaq at
PITTOCK'S NEWS DEPOT,
YOUR—Rats,lioncitee, &c.
11 D ntroy your-111 We. Mnies and Ant..
DWray your Be—A
oy yott.r—Motbs l i u run, Clothes, Sc.
Astro, your—Mnsciitoes end
s las
&Afro, your —lnsods on Plant and Fowls.
Destroy your—lnsocts on Ammals. de
Costar's Itat, Roach; &c., _
Exterminator ;
Bed-bug 'Exterminator ;
•
Electric Powder for Insects.
ONLY INFALLIBLE Riarvnive KNOWN
Tree from PoLeona."
•nor dangerous to the!flumau family
'Bata ru not die on the preteens "
•rhoy tome out of their holes to die."
fold eceryichere--hy all Wholesale traggists iu the
leeks cat •s, and by terowists, rocers, ttorskseposs,
sod /Wader. generals, in aA cpuntry towns and ell.
lags. in the United Stales.
ELLABS L W. and Et. A. FA lINESTCCK
6 CU., principal wholesale and retell agents iu
Pittsburgh, Pa
g4r('cuntry l'ealtss on onto' an above, or ad iro
s direct, (or (or priers. terror, ti.,) to
• IiSNRY It. COSTA
• riactpal I.ymt,
TO 46'2 Broadway, Now V ork.
TILE ?HlLO:surf:tic BURNER. —
JL HA YDENS NEW DOUBLE-ACTING PHIL
-0.50P111e HORNER, for CARBON OIL. is now
reedy. It powsesses many advantages over the com
mon dement
1. It masts • large or stall' light with perfect
cons
It • ill hero any quality of oil with ssfoty
'I It two to ~nest with a long or chart chtmovy
4. It eau he mud as n tepor night lamp
5. It con always be made to burn reuuomically.
.1. It is more cull; wicked than any other burner.
7 It can to trimmed and lighted without remor•
log the culue
e. It throws all the . 3.l.ite light above the cone.
g. The chimney can be removed or lueerted with
out tour:Mug the glaze.
Therm homer* are the common N... I sine, tad rats
to put on any bump tow in use. Every pereon using
Carbon Oil attain t hare a Plulosvhic Burt.... Price
2f. cattle. Per dtznni.E.l. &LI at Nu 42 Fourth
street. Pittsburgh. P lIA YDEN.
).25.1ysiuwE
U 7 ICIc I'o CO itt'l IttkeTllK73 —Pro
posals • iIl be rvuoittd at the oake of the Re-
Regulator, lb the Market Ibillding, oattl
SATURDAY, 2.31.11 for the grediug, laving and
setting with curb atone. ' l, a s 1.448 m erred[.
reousylvania avenue to 1.1.8 street; Wide alley,
Irene Lomes street tollatu street; and the grediug ul
Prospect etru.t f out .14eventh street to Elm street.
Freeport ,woe alit be required for curb. Parties to
%hum the controcie may be aworded [ L ei/111[1,4 hi
slat their teel.ctiese contracts and to tumulb their
sundial for the 5.31.11 porforruanee of the work
within three days alter the contract shall have been
nettled to them, ollierwise the award will I. coo
alderod null and voig. ISAAC MORLEY,
j.-24,1 d Recording Regulator.
Orrice Ah.111•IitVAIITIOIlluilltli, U. A., t
W.ustusa, V., juoo 11, 1462.
cIEALED PROPOSALS will be receiv•
NJ od at thus office until hIONDAY, the 30th lust.,
at 12 o'clock ru., for atty . thousand (50,000) bushels
of good. wand, clean. merchantable OATS, thirty,
three (33) pounds to the bushel, in lot. of out less
than lire thousand hostas, to be delivered in good,
mew Gunny Sacks, at Wheeting..on or before the nth
day of July next, and to be subject to toy weight and
inspectlou. WM_ B. DOWNING.
y..243d Captain and A. Q M., 17. 8. Army.
1( 31. E . 0 ,,.. 1 „ i r 1i 0f E F, E ,. .. ib A 5 L ,,,, L e k:N .,, , ,,
Y.
Parllenlpr attention paid lo the setting of
ORATES, RANwES, KETTLES, OVENS, Ao., oleo
PAVING AND JOBBING GENERALLY.
The only person having the moue for constructing
DODGE's PATENT OPEN FISK PLACES for
Allegheny county.
OzerOrders left et his aka will rvceive prompt et.
London.!CYO.
•
stUKtES,
lUIe Of 10 dozen or more, 44 PER DOZEN
Polo airoucy at 121 WATER STREET
BEDFoHD OrklMitt%
Respectfully inform' the public that thle celebrated
arid fuhionabla agitating place Is now open, and
fully prepared Our the reception and amontinodatloti
of rleitore, and will be kept open until the fleet I,;`i
°debar.
= = MI
Persona wlehing BEDFORD MINERAL WATER
will be acipplied it the following prime, at. the
Spring, via:
lf,r a barrel, OD.
?or a hall Lorre:, (oak,)r. .2 on
Pullet wiehing rrootne or any : it:format . lon in re.
gaol to the place will addrosa the "Bedford Mineral
npringe Company, Bedford, Pa."
my27:ow
! ;". lsi t li t ee 'ft fu l' th h e f O o
entitled to @pedal Yirsyyresee' over the °quid OU-we
of lidastivels. Catalogs, and moot Mineral Waters,
*Witt roe dere, nod other similar &nicks.— Vito
taken no the morultr,yegularly, It bee so admirable
elect on the general gatem, removes cotiatipstrain,
outrocting addition, abot cooling .9ff ail febrile own.
plaints. Tor sale by Meier*. frALINEBTOO6B, and
.04 Druiry/i.% ao sit the manufactory. No. DI
Spring etre... Now Tork. Price ES cent.,
spl4:the
TA11.11; I.;Atth U 1 YVUtt,HtALiU
UUY MULFOMVB CREAM BALEIIATUS
glade from common soft. It le perfectly healthy and
pure, end will make better. lighter .6 more hfwlttly
cooklug than any Other lialerstue In the world. It It
perfectly free from ell imparttioe, end imparts
cream-like flavor io :the food. Plea. glee It one
Wel If your grocer, low not got it tell him to got it
for you. For wileirhokesile end retail et
IWDKIIT IL JACK'S,
Noe. I end g Diamond.
$BO P Wa ttll'i nt;Ta l l b k 4j ep l t l io pe ij rfec U t it or t tle A r f N or S ileo
year. 8.0 4 octavo. for the lame price other
makers charge or : 4 octal. S. Two of Ice above en
perior instrum. obi Jost racelveo this dey.
Je24 - UttAitLOTT6 Ifittthl.lC. •3 Fifth et.
W ()LI:SALE PAPER W
T T HOUSE. , •
of the best quality, at the
LETTER PAPERS, •
CAP PAPERS,
.NOTRIPAPICRS,
;;BILL PAPERS,
WRAPPING PAPYRI,.
MANILLA PAPYRI.
A large and wall; 'assorted stack of the bat brand
will be acid at low. 'prices for Cub. Retailers will
It to their advantage to give as a call.
• . WM. G. JOHNSTON A CO.,
ray24.3taead ;.i Paper Reran. 67 Word street.
5T1•.A.54 JUB YRINTINU 11U SS.-.
Card., Circalsis, Price late, Bill Hods, Paten,
DIU Wing, Labels for Ilsoulocturors, kabala for
DrngOota, and trier,' kind of ornantontal and plain
ranting, casourelii inktly, with &wild'. D 7 •
WIl. Ci:JOHNOCON It elk,
my.2.l,3tnisetal -,Strict Job Printer,. 57 Wood or:
113110TOti ttA I' 11 Hi CA RCS, a superior
article, for ttio wo of Pubtograpborir. •
Per sale by • I: W AI. G. JOIIMITON & CO., '
m 21:3tuireod i . Statioleri, 67 'Wood at.
New York .
mr'.4.3m
YUTOG ALLIU oh!)ipe
./. stock NO lapvariety at low-btioei. •
- For We by JOHNSTON A CO.,
• itty4l:3tattto6 Btaithners, 67 Wot.ttitzest.
• • DRY GOODS.
Goips FOR CASH.—
D RY
, DOMESTIO AND STAPLE GOODS—e vary large
and complete stock at dory los - prices.
DRESS GOODS, ylrlu nod fancy, et AU prices, from
b3i.cente and upwards.. • •
SHALL PLAID SILK SHAWLS.
BLACK SILK AND LACE MANTELS.
BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS. •
NEEDLE WORK COLLARS AND SETS.
Our 'tuck I. very large and complete. and ; will be
501.1 at uotteust low prices, for CASH ONLY.
C. HAESON LOVE & CO.,
74 Market Street
N EW. SUM . SIF4t. GIJUDS OPKNE
Flag&
MI LT G U '
A beantifol assortment of LACE POINTS AND
RCCL RS, with sleeves, the lattat nlyle
SACQUIS, io Summer Goode, $1 60 to $4
Oppmito the P.a. Office
CLOTH SACQUES, for 13 ;rid oorarde
Nets style 1100 P BRUITS
Mimes sand Childron's HOOP SKIRTS
DRESS GOODS, for GY.' cents and onward.
CALICOS, for 6% runty and upward&
SUDO= SILKS, in checks and stripes, for 37%
1 , 21 CORNXR Firm AND 11ArkKET STEI
S I LKS,
LKIi. at 37%, 50 and 62% CENTS, good
as awl styles.
DRESS GOODS, at 6, Ith and 14i GENTS—d
table goods for the present ...son. •
MANTLES AND SACQUES. in all the rani ,
t.ri.le and trimmings. Eveytbing a bargain.
PREPARE FOR THE Ore OP JULY
M. BURCHFIELD,
NORTH-EAST CORNER FOURTH AND MAR
R E ETS, bos on band a largo stock of .
Draass Goods,
I=l
DIES, .4" large auortmeut of LACK awl SILK
MANTILLAS, 8008 SS IRTS, EMBROIDERIES,
Sr. !Ki DON'T FA •L TO (ALT
THE NEW ROOM AT
We congratulate onr friends and customers on be
fog able to say to them that we hove completed the
improvements we have been making, throning both
rooms into one and making one of the fermi, best
lighted and befit ventilated stoma in the city. The
W00f...4 edvantagea we now have will enable our
customers' to do their .hopping with much more
'demure than formerly.
We are still cl.lng out our whole stock of EM
BROIDERIES and LACE GOODS. and aro offering
better bargelns than ever.
T. WILSON SHAN\
A. 0. ♦LLEN
Corner of Fifth mid Market Ste.
DRESS GOODS,
M ANTLES, and
SACQU ES
Barker & Co.'s,
59 Market Street,
N. B —ONE Ptheg ONLY
PLAIN WHITE SWISS MUSLIN.
Elllatel
1115=13
IMMTECI
MOZAIIII3IQUES, ENRAGES, LAWNS, ORGAN
HORNE'S TRIMMING STORE
77 and 79 Market Street
ELIBUOIDEMICD and FANCY LINEN BAND
KERCILIELS we will .ell et anmnally low prices.
We have on hand a aplendld assortment of HOOP
SKIRTS and CORSETS, HATE NETS and HEAD•
DEEeSES, PILE and GINGHAM SUN lIMBEEL
LAS, GLOVES, HOSIERY and LACE MITB,
SIP RTS, coLtaue, NECK TIES, STISPENDEnfI,
and a foil line of all kind. of
FURNISHING GODS
JOB. HORNE,
WHOLESALE KOONS-2d and 3d storks.
No.. 77 and 79 BIAIiKET STREET.
D ui?. ENTIRE STOCK
FINK FRENCH EMBROIDERIES.
REAL LACE GOODS.
. LACE TRIMMED DITTO
and oTorything itt the EMBROIDIERY department
have been marked at
Greatly Reduced Prices
The .Lock le ell treeh and desirable, eta the greater
portion ham been'
MARRED DOWN TO EASTERN COST
many •cticlw touch below tbo FIRST COST, to dote
them out.
TATON, HACRIISI t CO.,
N. D.-100 down more of those eke Linen HAND
ILDROBTEFS, at We, put reactant. '
STRAW SONNET 6
HATir.
wholesale stock of choke style of STRAW BON ,
NETS and CHILDREN'S HATS, to be dosed oat at
retail, at LIOLFSA LK PRICED. p.m open for ex
amination I.i - our retail department. •
' L EATON. S. CO.,
No. 17 Ruth etratd.
BAILEY, FARRELL & CO.,
PLUMBERS,
06.8 AND
TAM VITTS118;
129 Youtra trait; trcra Swann=
TANKS AND AGITATIMA, for Oil
'DefterDa, I 1.1 id Om most 'dmatAa
manner.
Hump , BNV up - with , but audicold
water lu th beet style.' pith all - the
modern Improvements, In . BATHS,
watm STaNDS, 0403ET8,8INICS, de.,
•
A 'Argo assorttOrtit of materials AlwAyo on Asa
.11 for solo on remooosblo torms. 1010
0 lell3-6,900 bush. prime rptiusylvar
Dia, to store end for sale b -
L B /aciaarr th.;
70 Water end 71 Trent Web
aby tv 4 -1 p
u v r li Leadta for
utTITTSBURGH TEFATRE.
Lams and ,
Itimmisat
TETUESDAY EVENING, Juno 26th.
Fourth night of the appmminee of the OA Pittsburgh
favorite. CUAHLEY FOSTER..,
Jrick of the,'llroods.
BLOODY ..... CHAS. YOSTIB.
TILIB HINDU/AWL
After which the,liughable farce of the
TWO /BUZZARDS.
JOHN 11/1/11T.
Mies LUCRETLy MUM-
The NAIADAMCBStriII be produced la a shore'
time In splendid stile.
-77-VAN' AMBUHDH A CO.'S
Vfr4XXOTII .MEJraGERIE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION,
OomprisiuK the mo't Magnificent collection of
Living Wild A
ever brought together in any TSAI
BITION, eater in Europe or Amo
in Pithiburgh.
AT THE FAIR
On Wednesday, Thursda
Saturday, July NI, 3d,
Doors *pen on the '2d, 3dnind 501
7 o'clock p.
ON TH/4 IrCITSTIT, Doors will ,
In the morning, and contfone ore :
and evening : . Performances by tb I
and in Dens itfLions and Tigers
s. m., 1, 4 soft 8 o'clock p. m.
aai-ADI#BSION 25 CICiTS.
HYATT F
Greatly enlarged and ontiroly refitted for the priur•
ant seaeon. at an expenditure of
$105,000,
is the only portly Zoological Eshibition in the coon.
try, arid being entire unconnected with any dram
o r °then performances ly
of cmestionable character. will
be. found EMINENTLY MORAL AVID INSTRUC
TIVE in its tendency, nod worthy of the patronsp
of the most refined and Intellectual portion of lb.
community. To the young it offers an inexhaistible
fund of pleasing information, while the old and Mid
dle aged will Dad in the VOA collection of
BABE BEASTS AND BIRDS,
from every quarter of the globe, many rpeciet of an
imated, nature, which will be new to them. and
which they may never again have ad opportunity of
witueshing.
•
THE COLOSSAL PA VIA,LION,
Capable of holding 6,000 n'eople at one time, Is an ex
hibition Of itself, while the splendor of the cages and
the elegrince of all the appointments cannot fail t•
impress the beholder with the liveliest. emotione.of
wonder and delight. -
At each exhibition a turkey of MOST PLEASING
PIMP ORMA SCES, mote wonderful than any feats
of the Circus Arena, will be given by the HIGHLY
TRAINED ANIMALS, for which the eatabllahmant
de celebrated, including the ENORMOUS ELE
PHANT: HANNIBAL, thaperforming ELEPHANT
T I PPOG SAIB, PONIES, - 111 ON K Etch MULES, etc.
MONS. DAVIS, a pupil of the great VAN AM
BURGH', will enter the, Deus of Wows, Tigere and
Leencircle.
na-A ' , PUBLIC PARADE be gimp on WED
NESDAY MORNING, wheri the entire establish
ment, including the GOLDEN TRIUMPHANT
CHARIOT, containing O' to' Horn's Cornet Band,
and oil the gorr °linty decrreited cages and yawn,
forming &GRAND P ROCESSION,one mile in lenigh,
led by the renowned VAN AELBURGLI in person,
(who will 01111 afford ocular demousttalion that he
“still three," notwithstanding the numerate reports
of hie haring been torn in nieces by wild beasts,)
will pule through the principal streets, in order that
the public may Judge for themselves es to the extent
and unparalleled . wet of this great Zoological enter
prise. Je2s:9t
COM.; Mil' BALL.
ONE WEEK ONIN
Monday Evening, June
CARNCROSS do DUEY'S
MINST R E L S,
Numbering SIXTEEN STAB PEILFORAISRS, H.
their chaste and varied entertainments, ut Oren by
them at their
OPERA HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA
'I he performance cont",ae. 01
NEW SONGi,
DLNUES,
WaLvQuEs,
uII,GINAL JOKES,
BELOTisEL BALLADS, te.,
X ak e
c t a rf a t c. o all the brat performance erre presented to
ADatitalos—Ll: CENTS ; Children IS CENTS
.
Doom open at 7 o'clock—coe thence at S. Tickets
for sale at all the principal Herta. Altaic litotes and
at the poor m the evening of perlurnunco. .
Ilt6rGantlocianly INhera will be in attendance to
conduet Ladies to seats
Ja2atllt THOS. G. FIINSTON, Agent.
aUCTIOrr SaILES.
SEVENTH WARD PROPERTY AT
TUErDAY NV/CNING, July
tot, at ti o'clock, will be sold, to the - futon& Door
salve rooms of Davie' Auction,^No 154 YtNb street,
thcae two very desirable lots thus. on Do Villiers
street:ln the ementh Ward, being lots Nos. 521 and
21 in Alexander Millar'. plan of lots, let No. SC him ,
log a front of 25 feet 8% mcbes on De Villion *treat,
and extendion along Notch street Mt feet, and lot
No. ?4 having a (root of 24 fort on De Vdlters street,
and extending hack 104 fret. The above lots occupy
one of the moot desirable locations in the Seventh
V. art]; being but two 'quarks faom the line of the
ute r e a vilie Passeuger R.whinty, and but twenty min
utes walk from the Court Hume, via Webster street.
Water pipes ar. now MEI in front of the property.
Tames or itlatx--t.e.fourth cash; residua to one,
two and three yea., with interest, secured by band
cod mortgage. J. h. DAM. And.
rivisAceo,
AUCTION.—On SATURDAY .1110821.
USG, jlll3O 28th. at 10 o'clock, .111 be sold, at the
comnierrJal Salts Room, 54 Filth street: •
3 buses Cavendish Tobacco;
BF do flagella &gen;
5 banal, cut and ors Tobacco;
12 half barrels While Lake Fish;
"1 keg Alum .
Da Llcsuortce Root;
6 dozen Furniture Polish;
100 los. Madder;
24 Down Prunes;
•. a do Wheat Grits..
•
1 ,2 5 " J. G. DAVIS, Luck.
dle., AT AUUTION.—
.1.10% SATURDAY MORNING, Jo lath, at
10 tedock, will be sold, 'at the (knat:e e rciskAnc•
'don Rooms, No. 51 Flab street: •
• 85 dozen Cum Combs;
• 2; do Horse Brushes;
10 do Tar Buckets;
20 do Bright Cast Steel Roes; • • -
12 groin Wilson's Patent Ruh Licks;
On account whom It may concern. .
jes6 - • . J. G. DAVIS, Anat.
V.lik4 1,0110 UA. kii.Mll' • .
O
SHOFF.
AND GARTERS, --
For Dieu, Wombs acid Clellithat, Jut recatreet . at
'55 YIYTU STREET, MASONIC HALL.
Vilieth will Is 'old at unbeard of low prices._
Cdl awl examine Nikita purchulae-
54,111littlAJIL FURN. 11.1110; AT 'AU
TION.—On SATURDAY AITZ112100N; Jun*
28th, at 2 o'clock, Min SOM. at the Commercial
Auction House, No. 51- filth *treat,• 'quantity of
mearlor Houtehold Tornlions, in excellent condi.
Mon, compriaing one set Rah gay,* Chairs, hair cloth -
mate; Nampo! Sofa, carved Anfali; Walnut bah ,
seaV Rocker; unseat Rocker, elegant Welnot
Whitnet, ac. J. .4. DAVIS. Aoct.
QNAMltlektbE CLUTtillsti AT AUU-
Nj 11011.—Ou TIIIIRISDAY and I'ILIDA.Y, /ma
Vitli and 27th, at lu o'clock - a. so. and 2 and 734 p. n.
will be mid, at Its Cromnierclal Auction lima 24
firth, limit, a largo stock of aoascniable clothing.
comosiaing motel wear la veld stalely, such St Cloth,
.and Cualmus Buslussa Coat., Lips Palomar, Gas
' plan% lc; ' Also au assottrosnfol BOys• Cloedig.
1444 - L G. DANIS, A. act..
_ n ,
inaals
Emma taxi
will eahlblt
ROIIND,
Friday and
h and sth.
at ball-put 1 and
. open at 9 o•elotk
through the diy
Trained Animal.,
II be given at 10
o half price.
OST,
t .
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T. A. hIcCLELLAND