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Monday mohning,
official PAPER of the CITY.
THKER years and THREE MONTHS.
There seems to be a disposition to find
f&utt with the bravo men who were lore
most to respond to their country’s call for
volunteers for three months because many
of them are not ready to enlist for the three
years term. This we think is wrong. Re
gardless of every personal interest, these
men offered their services to the country
when the capital was in danger and are
ready to fulfill their contract to the very
letter. It is certainly in bad taste for men
who have stayed at home altogether to at
tempt*to cast dishonor on these brave fel
lows because they are not prepared to re
main tor three years. Many of them left
Wives, families and business, all of which
require their attention,and when their three
months have expired there can be no dis
honor in their returning to their homes and
their avocatioue, if they choose. Not one
of these men would leave the army at a
time when there was necessity for their ser
vices. But there are plenty who are will
ing and auxious to enter the service during
the war, aud those who have been first in
the field are entitled to all iiouor, should
they teel it their duty to come home at the
end of their enlistment as returned volun
teers.
In regiments which are forming,however,
men who are determined Lo remain in the
service for only three months should not
stand in the wuy of those who are ready
and anxious to serve during the war.
The three million loan has all been taken
at par—a fact which is most gratifying to
the patriotism of every Pennsylvanian.—
The Banks of our own city took of the loan
as follows:
Merchanta* and Mjmaf*cturero Hank
Bank of Pittsburgh
Exohange Bank.
CittzenaT Bank,
Allegheny B ink,
Iron City Bank
Mechanics’
Total,
Of individual capitalists here we notice
the. names of but two among the bidders.—
These are Thomas »S. Clark, fv»<p, £2,um,
and Wm. Thaw. Esq., S2,U»)O. The Kutan
ing Bank took $20,000, the Franklin Bank
of Washington and the Monongahela Bank
of Brownsville, $lO,OOO, In case another
loan'is needed, which is by no means im
probable, our rich individual capitalists
must do better than they have with this.—
As Pennsylvanians they must do their duty
to their country in times like these regard
less of self.
The greatest activity prevails in and around
Washington. Every regiment in the capital
is QOW under marching order*, and several of
them mo veil quietly across the Long Bridge
on Friday night. An important order has
been issued by General McDowell, from tbo
headquarters ol the Department of Western
Virginia , at Arlington, requiring tho com
mandants of the drli’erent brigades and
regiments to report U> bun statements of all
the damage done to private property in the oc
cupation of tho federal aru<y, whether by the
of crops, the cutting dowo of trees
or fences, and the lands ami buildings occu-
with a view to remunerate the owners of
the same.
The Governor. State officers ami State
soldiers all lelt Jefferson on Friday after
noon, taking with them all the locomoiives
—five in number. They burned the bridge
at Grey's creek aud one alcove thereafter
they had passed over them. It is supposed
that the Governor ban ordered his forces to
concentrate at Brownsville or Arrow Rock.
It is thought that Gen. Lyon will push on
after him and should he meet with no de
tention he will not be more than twenty
four hours behind him.
NEW DEMOCRATITpAPER IN PHIL
ADELPHIA.
Messrs. Jo. Severns <fc Co., of Philadel
phia, announce that ou the Ist of July they
will commence the publication of a moro
iirijjJDemocratic Penny Paper, to be called
a The Uniou.” It is promised that it shall
be a first class daily and the publishers look
to the Democratic masses of the *State for
support. The pubishers can make a good
paperaod will do so. and the Philadelphans
should sustain them liberallv.
aud popular summer re
sort will be opened ou tbe 2Uth of' June by
Mr, George W Mullen, formerly connect
ed with the St. Charle» Hotel, in this city,
and more recently wiik the St. Lawrence
in Philadelphia. Under Mr. Mullen’s
charge, the Mountain House will lose none
of its ancient prestige, fie is a gentleman
who understands his business
and will give tbe public ibe most undoubt
ed I satisfaction.
We are indebted to Col. VV. Harry Pee
ples, from Chicago, for an admirably exe
cuted full length photograph of the late
Stephen A. Douglas. It gives the best idea
of the personal appearance of the great
lllinoian of any of his numerous likeness.
It possesses a mournful interest for it is en
shrouded in portions of the crape which
draped his coffin as his i>ody lay in atate at
Chicago. We shall preserve it as a cherished
memento of a great man and a departed
fnend.
The Maryland ni.vtion, which came otf on
Thursday, indicates a large majority for the
Union men. The .Iciest of H. Winter Da-
Yll, it is said, resulted trom his personal un
popularity. His rucvoe-ful opponent (Mr.
M»]r)is. also a strong Ut.ein man, and his
eleotion IS thorelom a victory : r the cause of
the country. The following are the names of
the candldstos elected, all being Union men.
l_rohn w. Crtafleld.
wHl&twln H Webstar. »—Francis Thomae.
SloSSrilS; L h hesry H-Charl.s B. Calve, u
A dispatch from Fortress Monroe announces
the arrival of the Union Gun. which was sunk
at Baltimore. It will be mounted at once,
probably near the Floyd Guu, of which it is
he mate.
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WASHINGTON.
MISSOURI.
THE CBESSON SPKINGM.
PORTRAIT OF MR. DOUGLAS.
MARYLAND ELECTION
THE BIG GUN,
THE DOUCE AS FUND.
iu4.
An appeal is maile to hia fellow cojntry
men in behalf o( the family of Stephen A.
Douglas. His life was devoted to the wel
fare of his countiy and he died poor. The
country owes it to bis memory—the people
owe it to their own sense pf patriotism, that
his family should be protected and befriend
ed.
:>::JUNE 17
An address has been issued to the people
of the United .Suites from Illinois, setting
lorth his services to the country aud ap
pealing lo the American people to provide
for ihor'e whom he has lelt behind him It
propones to raise by volunteering Mibnerip
liou, a fund to be invested by trustees lor
the support of the widow and the educa
tion of the children of Stephen A. Douglas.
The lion- John l). (Jaton, Justice ol the
Supreme Court of Illinois, will act as re
ceiver of this fund, to whom all subscrip
tions, from States, counties, corporations,
societies, committees, aud individual* will
be remitted. II is address is at Ottawa, llli
This address, after reciting the tact that
for twenty-five years he has served the puo
lie without'peisonal profit, and for the lat
ter part of his life gave up his whole time
for the interests of h is country, appeals in
the following eloquent terms to that country.
Who will not respond to this appeal
“Fellow countrymen : While Uni* laboring
tor your interests, and Um mteieoU «.*! your
prosperity, bis own mean* were l«>sl He died
not only poor, but has left t<> hla wife ami chil
dren a legacy of debt. The only unencutn*
bored piece of land—a small tract, less than
three acres—of which he was ever possetwd,
was, when be died, the property ot his widow
At the request ol the people ol Illinois, com
ing up to her even in the hour of her sorrow,
she surrendered his remains to the Slate, and
with them gave that piece ot land lor his in
terment, asking of the people only that she
might be allowed to reside nosrtbe grave in
which be reposes. She has thus given to the
people of Illinois all that was left ol Douglas
This lot in which now rest his ashes, is in the
centre of that beautiful grove knows as his
long chosen and favorite home Thesurroud
ing portion of the tract is coverod with mort
gages. His children, his widow, and his coun*
try men to approach his grave must do s-> by
permission of the sheriff, his creditors and
strangers. Will the nation he has served for
get Douglas in the tomb? Will the Republic
prove ungrateful ? Will the American peo
ple, whom he served so long and so faithfully,
suffer his widow and his orphans to bo turned
from the homo be loved, the soil he defended.
u> peck elsewhere, and fruua BDanger*. and
shelter and a support ? Shall they be shut out
from the sight of tomb, and denied tie
melancholy satisfaction of being near his grave?
Shall the wife and children of Douglas go
forth homeless, houseless wanderers from the
State of Illinois?
(60.000
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40,000
40 000
30,WK)
The Evaluation of Harper’s Ferrj.
The telegraphic accounts of the evacuation
of Harper’s Ferry by the rebels are unsatis*
factory, and, to some extent, contradictory
There appears to bo no doubt, h >wovor, that
to a great extent their troops have evacuated
that portion, and have burned the hruige
crossing the Potomac about a umo ir.>m the
Ferry, and also the bnJg-*- *1 Mar
tinsburg and Sheppards.*w:;, a- woi. a- Ure
Government buildings, having fir>t rmu.-vod
the machinery from them.
The garrison, to the number of between ten
and twelve thousand, had marched U> Deeaburg
and Winchester, thus indicating that their
destination is probably Manassas Junction,
where no doubt a grand stand wi!! tx< made
It is a&ii that a number of troops still remain
at the Kerry, but thes-3 aro probably tutonded
to cover me retreat of th« main boly. Lees
burg is ldu miles irom Kvbuiond and IT from
Washington.
A special despatch to the New d ork Herald
movement of the rube) force* from
Harper's Ferry is regarded with suspicion.—
It is supposed that ten or twelve thousand of
the troops from that point will precipitate
themselves, by way of Leesburg, upon Ed
ward’s Ferry, with the hope of surprising the
small command On that road under Colonel
Stone, and press forward upon the C.ly *f
Washington from the roar, while the main
force engages the attention of our soldiers by
an advance from Manasss- Junction.
This plan 18 shrewdly conce;v«hJ. but r. will
not be successful. G>?n. Scott has already
siuoked <.’it tbe program i.“, ami \* ready to
meet the *nemy at all point* They will not
catch him asleep There are only lw-> things
that the rebels can Jo now—Lbey inu-*’. t*iih«r
make a bold dash at the city i>: Washington,
or they must keep retreating aJ h-« way to
Richmond. The same reason that requires
the evacuation of Harper's Ferry, require# also
the abandonment of Mana&aas Junction, and
unless the rebels attempt to make capital by a
protended attack on Washington within a tew
days, they will continue to back down at least
to Richmond, and, perhaps, in the face ot a
superior force, entirely out of Virginia Gen
Butler will be in their rear, while Gon Scott
pushes forward Gens. McClelland. K.eiru, Pat
terson and Cadwallader, and also Generals
McDowell and Mansfield in front
Under these circumstances, it wili be eeaen
tial for the rebels to concentrate around Rich
mond to protect their roar
Seuator Douglas’ Successor.
Governor Yates, of Illinois,has not heeded
the suggestion of the Chicago “Tribune,”
the leadiog Republican paper in tbe State,
that he appoint a Douglas Democrat to till
the vacancy in the United States Senate
occasioned by the death of that lamented
statesman. O. H. frowning, of Quincy,
whom he has selected, is a leading Repub
lican, always a political opponent of Judge
Doughi*. against whom he run for Congress
in IS4-i). Although all parties in llliuois
support the war, the one great question
now before the people, the Governor deems
it expedient to keep up old party associ
ations and traditions, and ODly recognize
officially those who have been Republicans
From Pensacola we have information <<f an
important movement of the rebel troop* in
that vicinity towards the North. Several
regiment?, which have for some time been
sUlioned in that locality, evidently with a
view to Ibeir employment in active >-or\ico in
the aeige of Fort Pickens, bavo advanced lo«
wards Virginia, thus indicating that ibis State
has been chosen as the grand stand.point and
battle-ground.
Arrangements for moving trains upon t 1 e
roads to Manassas Junction and Leesburg are
almost completed. Trains are running now
on both roads, and extensive preparations are
being made to rebuild to the torminus of each.
Col. Scott and A, Carnegie are superintending
the repairs personally. Harve\ Urey bus been
appointed Superintendent.
We boar from Virginia that Henry A. Wise
ha< been appointed Brigadier-General iri the
rebel army, and assigned the command of the
Department of Western Virginia, but he will
have some difficulty in taking possession of his
department, inasmuch as General McClellan is
at work in that direction.
New Orleans is a bankrupt city. At a
recent meeting of her councils the Finance
Committee reported that *’tbe city was dead
broke- and that they could not see financial
daylight " The tax-payers are utterly desti
tute of the means to pay, and the affairs of
the municipality are pretty much stopped.
It is thought the President will recommend
to Congress the calling out ui at least two hun
dred thousand additional troops, to serve dor*
mg the war.
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Military Appointments.
John A Dlx has been appointed Major Gen
eral ; John Pope of Illinois, Stephen A. Hurl
but, of Illinois, and W. 8 Rosoncranz, of
Ohio, Brigadifr Generals; Phillip Pendleton,
of Virginia, Paymaster in the Army.
Judge Sharswood, in the District Court of
Philadelphia, has delivered an elaborate opin
ion, pronouncing the extension clause of tbe
stay law of May 21, 1861, “clearly andpaipa
blv unconstitutional.”
Tax N#w York 'rimes, after a careful fig-
uring v*{ the expenses of the. war, puts them
down at a million of dollars per day Those
are our-, and we shall have to toot the bill
somehow or other. What Jeff Davis’ are no*
bodv knows.
The levees below Memphis have been broken
or cut m three different places and the dam
ages inflicted to tbe planting interest amounts
to Si,IKK),OOO.
Tuk ten now regiments for our regular
army will consist of twenty-three hundred
men each.
Arms and a loan of money from Massachu
setts for the use of tbe Union men in Western
Virgimu have been received at Wheeling.
Six additional Ohio regiments and one
from lowa, will be accepted by the Govern
ment forthwith.
Commodore Handy, of tbe Navy, has ten
dered l<is resignation, aud hi# name will be
stricken from the roll of the service.
Tbe Post Master General is engaged in ae
lemiing un a new style of stamped envelopes,
to be ready for public use in a few days.
American ice is retailed in London at the
rate of i-no uont per pound.
The first city railroad was inauguraUd in
N-.‘W Orleans on the Bth inst.
lc no la* Lonowcrth, Eiq., the rich wine
grower of Cincinnati, is seriously ill.
Gen Soutt was seventy four year? ol age
on Fridav.
Mia*. I>l\ 18 at Fortress Monroe, visiting
the Hospitals.
BOCHHAVKS
HOI, LAND BITTEKM.
raxpiaiD raoif tui
CboH-e.-i aud moat grateful JTonios and Oarmioatire
in me \ Erngdom UmverHally approval a-*
a Family Remedy (or
INDIGESTION, SOUR STOMACH
COLIC, HKABT-BUBN,
HEADACHE, A ALL DYSPEPTIC COMPLAINTS.
Ihe Waak and Nervoua should try lu
Kswixt or luroemo' I But ooe aim of the genome,
bait uiut bottle*.) Price One Dollar. Dose, a lea
poonfu',
BENJAMIN PAGE. Jr- & Co.
BOLE PROPRIETOR*.
sold by I -ruggieu generally. Pittsburgh, Penn's.
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
i.mmxx txuMABAOsa WM. HENDERSON
I'ajLAAU aaa. A. E. LAKE.
Pat use wf aj> mission.—Private Box**, (A. 00; Single Seat
jo !*> r*w- Box, LMW; Paruueue and Drewi (,'trrle. chair*,
b=j ot-uWv Kami]? Circle, 26 ceou; Colored Uallery, 26
r-oWv C<>u>n*<i rioxea, 60 oeat* (.Hillrry, 16 oenta.
Ke-rngag-'ineni of
MIL C. W. COILDOCK
Mi >NI► A Y EVENING, Juor l?lh. IWI. p^rforinem-a
u. o-tnnu-iwe *iih
OTHELLO. THE MOOR OF VKMIE
Tu i*oii«’lude wit)i
The Ellaworth Tableaux
('I KELSON SrßlNii’S. CAMBRIA CiH'N
J 'IY, PA.—Thi» deugtiUul .tod i<oi-ui«r i»l*< »• of
■ utnnier resort, located rurt*ft ; r **o ,t *'* i'ue of the
Pennaylvau a Railroad, on th« -urouui ui the A le
glteD)' Mouotair \ (weniy-lhrre tiuod-ed f«t t *!*>*« the
leTel ot the ocean, will t>c open f r giieata the J(*th of
June Sttx-e ta*t >ea*oo'ii«* ground-hare h «*□ grra ly
inproveo and beautified, rendenog ( re-eon one of (hr
■no'; romantic and ait p ac ire p|-oe>* in tbo Htatr. The
turnilurt-is being'boroughty -. The tteeker
•f pleaauie, and ibe nurt-rrr irorr hraton.l di*rnse, will
find attrac'jons be*e, in a find ola-« liiTrrj bta'-te. bil
liard tables. Ten mu Alleys, Baiba, Ac., together with
.he pureat air and water, and the mo*t magnthoect
mourtaio scenery to be lound id the roucn.
ficketh good for the rouod trip from
$7.00; from Pitteburgh, $2.06.
For lurther Information,address
D. W. MI'LL IN,
jalTltn (Teaaon Springs, Cambna Oo . Pa.
GRAY GOODS juoi receivtHi for
DRESSES jIJTD CEOjtRS,
Also, t |onk-« of al styles cut id ehort ocuce, amte hare
i-ofaged n drat rlaae cloak cotter Irom Philadelphia.
laJ'©-. call and examine.
H. J. LYNCH,
jel* Market st- U»L l>th and Diamond
MINERAI. Wa'TEKS— ’’
m ('ongreas,
Emigre,
Kiasonger,
Blue Lick
sud Arteeiaii waters
.‘onaißDtlv on hand, freah, direct from the spnug- at
JOSEPH FLEMING,
ic-17 i-irorr • I Uie Diamond and Market street.
PINK PUT ASH —A pure article of Potash
can always be obtained at
JOSEPH FLEMING’- 1 ,
jelT i orner of the Diamond sod Market gtreeu
PATKN I’ MEDICINE''.—AII the really
Eiood Patent Medicine* can be obtained at
JOSEPH FLEMING'S,
jal* i ->rtier of 'he Diamond and street
HAVANA ClGARS—Another lot of
genuine liarana Cigars rec'dat
JOSEPH FLEMING’S,
Jhl7 Corn' rof the Diamond and Market street.
LARD —2D kegs choice Leaf Lard, re
'•-lYt-J an.] for sale by
JAS. A. FETLER,
I*l7 <>rn«r Market Jand First aus
CuKN MEAL.—oM busheL sifted Corn
Mea! not ri-'-etved and for fa*e by
jU" Market aod First its. '
Dried apples and pkaTjhes.—2oO
bu>hels bru'ht Dried Apples aud 16 aaokc lined
IVa'\ , ma Mist recetved and (or nala by
jAMhii A. KH.TZER,
j el "| (Corner Market and First »ts. \
OATS —2. Vi bushel bright Uata just re
ceived and fir sale by
JAMES A. FKTZER,
J*-17 Corner Market and First iu.
f EaD.—sou pigs Lead for sale by
1 ' j»l7 _ HENRY H COLLINS.
FLOUR —oOO barrels Family Flour just
reoetved and for sale by *
|«l7 HENRY H COLLlba
P~ OTATtJES
i>oobu»helM red Potatoes.
■JOO do Nesbannock PotAtoes;
Just rece red and for sale by
I*l7 H COLLINS
MACKEHaL. —Jo packages just received
and for sale by
LINSEED UIL. —IO hbU prime Western
seed oil, for sale by
LA KD OIL —25 bbD extra, for sale bv
F. SELLERS A CO. ’
jeld Manufacturer's, Penn street, near canal.
Extra sugar cured canvassed
H AMS for summer use . A few more of those ex
cellent Hams which have met with such flattering
approval. For sale by
F. SELLERS A CO.
Warehouse on Penn st., between Wayue st, k Canal.
je!6
'TALLOW 01 LAND GRE AS E.—45 bbla
X for sale by F. t ELLERS k CO ,
jeif) Penn street.
MHSri PORK.—SO bbla, for sale by
_ F. BKLEERS k CO.
SUGAR CURED DRIED BEEF.—
6 i ierc s 0. Davis k Ck.-’s brand
6 do Ut canvassed, for sale by
jel6 F. SELLERfI_A_CO.
BACON, Shoulders, Hama, Sides and
Clear S'des, fur sale by
je!6 F. SELLERS 4 CO., Paokers.
■pOK THE WAR—
BOOTS AND SAOEB CHEAP,
Men's Pnme Brogans $l,OO ft pair;
Meu’a Prims Boot, (2 yt pidr to Soldiery
and a large stock of Ladies. Uiaßes, and Cniiorsn's
Shoes of all kinds, at equally low prises.
■ JOa H. BORLAND,
98 Market street
jalS second door from PiAh.
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
The steamer marmoba, capt.
C. L. BKENN AN, wjUieere for tbe a bore and all
intermediate ports, on TUESDAY, tbe 18th lost, at A
o'clock*, n.
Porfretght or passage onbow^or^to
Inial
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THE WAR!!
WASH BUCK GAUNTLET**
wash buck gaunti ft-,
WASH BUCK GAUNTLETS,
BEST QUALITY.
GILT BRAID for Trimming Capes,
Bonnet Ribbon*,
Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
Lac»| MIM&,
CHARLES GIPNHKS,
78 market Street.
THE* bTARD THE TE»T.
BURKE & BARNES’ SAFES
Read the following volun i a-
RY teeumonial In regard to BURKR A BARNES’
SAFES:
Huxm, Induna
Mx BBS. fluui A BxHjixe—Gentlemen: On th** night
of the 22d of February. 1860, all our Machine Sbopa,
PaintShop*, Wood, Material, Engine Honse, aod all the
Warehouse* of the Bouthwentern Bpr»ke and Carnage
Manufactory, all kteing entirely filled with dry combua
uble material, were burned down In a room of the
Paint Bhop, where the heat was moet uiteru-e, ww ooe
of your m.- ke of Safea, t-oobunmg all our papers, taiui
ranee policies, Ac., amounting to ever $40,000, which, ou
bring taken out, al) were eQurely safe.
We mo«t cordially recommend the Burke & PUron*
Bafea as being very nuperior. friend-,
PLATT, k GORDON,
The abore Safe-, of every si2*9, on hand and made
to order by
BURKE &. BAKNF.B,
At the «» J Established Safe Factory,
129 and 131 Third street,
roar7td2wAwly Pitt-' buruh. Pa.
WHEELER & WILSON S
SEWING MACHINES!
WHEELER Sc WILSOM
Awarded the First Premium m the
UNITED STATES KaIR;
OHIO S'I’ATK FAIR;
LLLLN')IB STATE FAIR;
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR.
lOWA STATE FAIR;
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR,
TENNESSEE STATE FAIR;
NEW JERSEY STATE FAIR;
VERMONT STATE FAIR;
CHICAGO MECHANICS’ INSTITOTK;
LOUISVILLE MECHANIC*’ INSTirUTK:
CINCINNATI MECHANICS’ fNBTITin K
ALLEtiHKNY OuUNTY FAIR, r.u*bor*h
And other Countv Fa>re too numerouji to mention
W EOFFER Tu THE PUBLIC WHEEL
ER k WILSON’S IMPROVED SKWINti MA
CHINE AT REDUCED PRICES, with increased confl*
deoce in its tnertte aa tbe boat and moat roliatde Family
Sewing Machine now in use It sew- equally well on
the thickest and thineMt fabriOa, the lock-atilcb
impoemble to with the eeneuual advantage ot
being alike on both sidea, lorming no ridge nor chain
on toe undermde— in timple to oonatruoljon, m-irf
vpeedy in moveme"t, and more durable than auy utber
Tnachine.
We give full iiutrucUonx to unable the i- .n-.aaaer to
sew ordinary oeama, BUtch, hem, (ell, ~uut, gather,
bind, and tuck, ah oo the same machine, aud warrant
it for three yearn.
Circulars containing testimonials [Tom ladies of the
highest standing, East and West, giving prices, Ac., wili
be tarnished oau* on appheation in pornoo or by letter-
Sewing Machine Needle*, tt.lk ’l'wi«i Cotton and Oil,
constantly or hand.
mys _ WM. 81MYER.
JUST RECEIVED through the Custom
Hou--e & most nupenor lo*. of genu-ne Ha»:»t)n w
>iarK, suuh an Concha*. < -onctnta*, Extra FagK* I’nu-i-
I>eea. Ac. Plrnae call and l wpl g'*e you tne
utrn-.rit an’.rsfaciion. iutd will tw foU at old ru es \«t
splti LV•» N AiOel HAi..
JOBS 11. KIRK'PATKIcR - Rid* MEt-Eo'S
M*. Ut'luleT-.tt.
. M f . i i’ijUt.«‘k.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
1 day formed a «fpartners-i’p m th- prac-i «u!
JOHN MELLON
PfitAburgb, May 10th, 1801.
No. 183 KowrtE Strcoi* five doors
tteid, PiUi.burgfi, Pa jcll-vf
r pwu UJTS OF GROUND EACH io FEET
1. bv lot); pncti $lOO each. Term# slu ;u band bal
ance in weekly or month:* payment*; situate on Mount
Washington, rrenung on a 40 feet Htreet
l*dl S.CUTHBERT A SON, 61 Market Btreet.
/)IL.-
\_f M) barrel* Carbon Oil,
jeld H KNWY U ml 1 TV*<
PGT CLAY.—2tkl barrels relecietl Put
CUv, ret- J and for oaJe by
J«’3 HRNKT H.aM.LINH
FI RE-WORKS for the-UU of JULY.
Rockets »snorted from I ex. up to l pound
Roman Candle*, “ 8 bail* up to tff),
l r.angles, No 1.
Pin Wheels, No’a 1. 2,
Urnanhopporß,
Blue Lights,
Serpents, No.'s 1,2,3,
Mimes, “ Ito 4,
Voioanoes,
Also a large aseonmeot of colored Fire Works in
store ano ( r Mtie by
KEY M EH A Bkn d,
ja i 3 No « 126 an<i 128 U<hhj r*-*- >
r |''nK REDOES—40Uj 1 o 0 m stor** anti tor
X 8>«l«by RKYMER A BRoiHtRS,
ir-b! No.'s 1?6 and 128 Woo,i *tre**t.
t*IRE CRACKERS.—
r 250 boxen No. 1,
26 “ e Kira large in store and 'or sale by
RKYMER A BRi/THKh’d,
|e!3 No.’s 121 and 128 Wood street.
] AMES ROBB,
J 8y MARKET STRFEf,
la Belling BuOTB AND SHOES in every varie'y ind
•tyle. A T PRICES TO SUIT TUB TIMES.
Call and examine hia stock be.ore purchasing else-
where, an lie ia determined to sell OlikAP jol3
MUSOHAVE’S patent GAS COoK
-INHTuVES, on hand »nd for **iu 'y
WELDON a RE IN EKE 164 Wood Street,
near Oth street, opposite their old atau t
An excellent article for ironing. j-13
Taxes on western lands—Fer
sone owjirg land* in the Wa-t, «ho wtnh to pay
taxes, are injormed that we attend to me receiving and
payment uf Taxee m Wimcoq-ud, Minn-eota. Iwwa. Ao
S ( UTRBE-TA sun.
je>3 61 MhiVm at
WANTED. —A Cook 1 well rtH:ommt?nd
ed) fer the MERCER4tIrI.ES. Applv at Camp
WilktCH to-dav. j«L3
JAMhS A. FKTZER.
BOW A A TETLEY,
136 Wood Street,
Make tool for boring oil
WELLSat the ahortest poenlble notice. Having
been in the bustnea* of manufacturing tools ever sloce
the “fever” first broke out, t- cau assure persons
about lo engage in the oil business, that it inll He to
thetr interest to give us a call and moke an examl dr
ion of our slock now oo band mh3o
GROCERY AND TEA STORE
WHOLKSALK MALES IX
3XT ITER, EIO-OS,
AMD ALL KLNDd OF
H KNRY H OOLUNS.
F. REM.ER * k CO.
Goods Delivered when Ordered
D. B. FERGUSON,
feSStlr I Corner High sod Wylie strev t
ixraxn a, j*mxs k, ebu
M’OALMONT & KERR,
FHANKLIN, VENANGO COUNTY,
mjvatijd
AMERICAN IRON WORKS.
IRON AND NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON.
LiQtN’l PaltltBNifiiag, Piitai Bait, P 1*1*1,46.
TiUBOWIS,
»» W»Ur StTMt, Ud 13* Viral iirui,
PITTSBURGH,
of Franklin and South Water ate, Unleag
ENTS’ OALP OXFORD’S f 1,60
Gents’ Calf *1,74.
Sente’ Calf Oxford’s *2,24. - *’ J
Sente* (Calf !
AT THE PEOPLES’ SHOE STORE, Ho li Fifth
as. Dipp ehbachee j
- ** *• 1
MILITARY BUTTOSS,
Flowers and Ruches,
Embroidered CoUare,
Embroidered Bands,
K.td Gloves,
Hoop Skirt*,
SELLING VEKY CHEAP AT
AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.
910. FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH
PAIRS OP 1860!
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
JOHN it
K.IHKPATRICK <b MELLON,
ATTORNEYS AT I,AW,
PROD U C E .
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Pcnniylvtiila,
JON£B4 LAITJI,
\Y zs* THE AMERICAN WATCH IoMPaNY, uf
ihS 3 * Waltham, Mass,, beg to call the attention of the
public to the following emphatic rocormneodat.on of
Wsltliam Watches, by.the leading practical Watch
makers and Jewellers throughout the Uniu-J sutei
The entire signatures are «|Uite too lung for pubh.'a
tion iu one advertisement, but the names pre»eotc*<i
will be recognised by those acquaia.ed with the Trad.'
as being in the highest decree respectable and toriuen
UaL At their establishments may be found the genu
ine Watcher of the Company’s manufacture, in great
varioty.
Dress Trimmings,
Si fc ’n»iurea from maay cities aud towns not fully rep
resented in thi» list wilt appear in a future advertise
Embroidered Sets,
TO TUK public;.
The undersigned prac. ucal Watchmakers and dealers
in Watches, having bought ?nd ao!d American Wwches
for a number of years pas:, an i having deA’t in al
kinds of foreign Wa’ches fora much longer porlod of
time, beg to s'ato that they have never dealt in Watches
wbion, as a class, or io individual instances, have t>eeu
more satisfactory to themselves or customers, whether
in respect of durability, beauty of finish, mathemati
cally correct proportions, accurate compensation and
adjustment, or of jlne tim+k&ping retulls than those
manufactured by the Waltham Company.
N. K. CRITTENDEN, Cleveland, Ohio
WM. BLYNN, Columbus,
JAMES T ROSS, Zanesville,
H. IKNKLNB A CO., Cmeinnatti,
REOGS * SMITH.
WM. WILBON M’GREW,
Dt’RMK A Cu..
C. uSkAMP, “
IT.VTT, Delaware,
KINO A BROTHER, Warren,
J. T.£ E. M. EDWARDS, Chicago. til.
F J. ALEXANDER, LaSalle,
JOHN H. MORSE, Peona, “
A. HEPPLER,
W. fl. RICHMOND,
H D. K aYH, Bloomington, •*
A B. (tILLETr,
a. D. LILLESON. Lecatnr. “
J. B. BL'KHAX, Springfield,
J. W. BROWN, Rainey,
k. b. Tobin.
Basse a huahman, m
a. P. HtONToN, Galena, **
WM M. MO O. Jacksonville, •*
D. NokTHEV. Cherry Gr<*te,
A, W. FoKI», Freeport, “
WM. nCBBRZER, Peru, «
.1. M. KuX, Canton. ••
WILDAKD a HAWLEY; Syracuse, N V
N. HAIGHT, Newburgh, 44
Id A I>. ROSENBERG, Rochester,
O, A 1 BURR A 00.,
K. ft. KITEN'HEIMEK A CO.,
WM. ft. TAYLOR, Utica,
W. W. fT ANN AII, Hu J»oq,
H. R a Jl. C. CARPENTER, Troy, “
Hopkins a evans, u»wego, **
HAIGHT A LEECH, Auburn, ••
JAMES it YDf ,
tt. lVEft, Fttirpoit, “
WILLIAMS i C:> i anandaigiu*,“
.» N PKNVFTT.
A. S. FIG" MS
WM. i M )RGAN,
HEN.'LK'-GN HEO’M,
.J. A CLARK. Batavia,
BL'>OD A PUTNaM. Amsterdam, *•
JENNINGS LRu'ft, Saratoga, 41
JOHN J. JENKINS, Albany,
W. H. WiLLUM-.. » *
a. warden, Goshen, “
L. O. DUNNIN PennYan,
USAS. H. WILLAHD, UUekit, 44
W. p. BINGHAM, InaUnaplis, Ind
OHAS. a FRENCH,
J. McLKNE, « 44
t’. A. DICKENSON, R chmond, *
tl. H. iIASCOM A Cu , I'ori** !I»ul«.
J. M. BTANSIU Sullivan, 44
ADOLPH MYERS. Plymouth, 44
THEO. F. PICKERING, Mich.
GEo. DOTY, Detroit,
M. 8. SMITH. - **
; A. a VAN COT I', Milwaukee, Wia.
j JOHN ELKINS; Racine, - 4
I H. N. SHERMAN, RelOit, ;*
| aC. SPAULDING, Janesville,
W. A, GILES Prairie du Chian,
REiNEMAN A MEYRAN, Pittsburgh, Pa
SAM’L BROWN, Noriietown, •*
W. T. KOPLIN, - «
GEO. W. STEIN, Easton
GEO. B- I ITUS,
HECKMAN A YuHK, “ «
UKU.^fi'll£lN; AllentowD, “
E. J. LASCELLF, Wcilehe»ier, **
HAML. GARMaN, Williamsport, “
JOSEPH LA LOMUS, ~ Cheater, *'
J. J. I'LAlli, Lecanon. u
GEO. W, McCaLLA, Hama burg. “
FRANCIS C. PoLACK, York,
G. M, ZVBN, *1 arw*aat-or a
GKORGEJHKLLER, Reading, •*
• K. P. 11 ELLA B, - «
K. AUGHLNBAUGH, Cbamberaburg, **
T. 8. HOFFMAN, Greenaburg, u
J. C. HaNNa, Newcastle, u
C. T. ROBERTS, Ebeneburg, *•
J. C. DOLON. Maucb Chunk «
CHAH. L. FIBHEK, Ashland,
K. M. hT. CI.AIR, Indiana,
IT A a. PKTELrioN, Scranton, 44
DAVID LAVKRACK. Patteraoo, N. J
W. T. R.lT\ Newark, ,•
ENOCH F. BILL*, jßonientou, “
BENNY B. JAMES, Treotou, '•
8. T. LITTLE, Cumberland, Md
CARBON k BKANftuN, Pulaski, Tenn
THUS. GOWDEY, Nashville, “
A. W. PYLE, Springfield, 44
HIMPbON k PRICE, Clarksville,
V. W. SKIFF, Savannah, Ga.
J 3i A. GARDNER, Bt. Louis, Mo-
W, C. DEFRIKZ,
MAURICE A HENRY,
J EHU SY LV ESTER,
J T.StOTTAOO. Wheeling, Va.
l' ft. HPWPHREYS, Riohmood,
F- k. \OGLER, Salem, N tk
K. W LKiNBECK
J. W MONTGOMERY, Newberry, s C.
BENJ t~ COOK, Northampton, Masa.
h. CHJLI>B, New Bedford •»
DKX'IKitA HASKINS,
FT D TISDALE, Tannton, “
albert puts. - .. ;
KLLIS GIF Ft) BIX Fall River, - 1 !
K. W MAOOMBER, « .
J J BURNS. Gloucester. ~
JEB-HKSMIra. Salem.
T. M. l AMB, Worcester, **
«. N. STORY, «
LEVI JOBNBTON, - h
ANDREW WARREN, WaJtbam *-
C. W. FCM^G.
AMOS BANBOHN. Lowell,
JOHN BAR PON, Lynn, M)| ..
JOHN M’GREGOR, Lawrence
W. M. BOOT. Pittsfield,
JOHN H. SCOTT, “
N MOODY, Grsenfiald.
WM. KIRKHAM, Jr SpringfleH,
L ~ h * •'•N '-’'■Y ACu Providence, Rl.
PKLKO ARNOLD, E Greenwich, *•
THOMa.S k Ci'i. Hanford, Conn.
HEMINgW »Y a BTS\ ENS, *• “
wm. Bidders * son,
' J MU 'S'' , New Haven, ~
E BENJ MIV w „
J. B. hIKHY.
GEORGE MtOWN,
E 8. hUNTi N Tu.\ A i'O. Danbury,
•. A. WtK^DFORi 4 , « u
JOHN GORDON, New London. M
J. C. BLaCRMAN, Bridgepcrt. 44
JaS R AYRE% Waterbury, a
SUhRBURNK SHAW, Swnbornton, N. H.
L. R. BANDERfION, Concord, **
B. KNIGHT, « «
N. G. CaRR» • «
GEO. W DREW k CO. “
H. J MELIJSH, Hanover, »
\\. OC. WOODBURY, Claremonu M
REUBEN SPENCER
WM. a MORRILL Exster
RICHARD GOf t, UoomL
N , N w AT^^;'? l :
ROBT.VisOPUE, -
CH vB-E. Baci)', Dove r
K. M. HARDISON, So. Berwick, Me
TWOMBLY k SMITH. Saco.
MOiESMSWAN, August
J. A. MKRRiLL, Portland, «•
JAMES EMERY, Bucksport^
fiIMKON BLOOD, RockuSd '
HENRY MoKENNEY, Auburn
J. T. HOWLAND. Bath. ’
TOMPKINS A MORRIS, Bangor
O C. WILLIAMS, « ' ||
G. S. A«. L ROGERS, Gardiner
D. K. LUCY, HoolmiL’
D- G- HaLL, **
HRINSMAIDA HILDRETH, Burlington VL
11. HAHDING, Bedford, .
'l'T' P Jii?'S EY ' Mowpelier,
A. A. MEAD, • 4i
J. C. BaTES, Northfield,
J. H. MURDOCK, Woodstock, u
L- L. CHIMXS, sj Johnsbury -•
C. H, HUNTINGTON, Si, Albans X
FOSTER GROW, Chelsea,
W. K. WALDAOK Newbury, •*
LEANDKR AMADON, Bollowb Falla,
O. 8. JEINNINGB, N- Orleans,
GREGOR A 00., M M
8. COCKRELL, Miss.
a. N. Hall, Milford,
ROBERT WILKES, Toronto, c. W
Suk Gloves,
Corsets, Ac.,
fur w*ie l»T
CaottOK.— As our waleh is now extensively counter
felted by foreign manufacturers, we have (o inform the
public that no witch is ol our production which is un.
scoompanied by a oertificsle of genuineness, bearing
the number o( the waich, and signed by our Treasurer
R. E. Robbins, or by our predecessors, Appleton, Tracy
As these watches are jTp* sale.by jewelers generally
throughout the Union, the American Watch Company
do not-oolictt-ordew for atagtOTnteheß,
, KOJBBIKB.4ATM.KI'OH,/ .
Wholesale. AgenbjSHc,, 1W BroWn®
'JOHN £ BTODDABT, ’
4U CBlSfimy |StL 3 i>faiiiular('ti^ [
-yta,. r .^g nl tor y
v:.. .
A. CAR D,
I'oughhecpittt*,."
• , nr
OFFICE OF TUB , nVr;u .. \
CITIZENS INMURAJSCE*O
PiTTdBUOa, Jun<S»tfi;£Bia. ~v >
I 'IVI L»KNL> NOTICE—The President atki l&
U>iy rectors oi ihis Company hAvecthi*{|ft debated
a Dividend of THKEE DOLLARS pecsha^&payabj#to
the stockholders oo and after the 18th i&s&et
iel&.lw . • ifIAM’L RRA, &FrelaryQ _
STAR CANDLE3.—IOO boxes for ealSSfry
i vis F- SELLERS A 0 IX‘ *
DIES
Lasting Heel Gaileissl,CC;
Lad ea Lasting Heel Gaiters $1,09-
Ladle, Lasting Heel Uaitere $1.00;
Lading Leaiiog Feel Gaiters $1,00;
.1 THE EEoTLES SHOE STOME,
D. 3. DIFFKNBAOHKR.
_'*}* w«- wjmhaffet.
WE will sell ai ball price'Borage Robes.
<‘rcaudle Robes, Anglais R lies, and English
bjrages, Hoop Skirls, Sun Umbrellas, Lace Mantiliae,
all cheap [or cash, par furds, or its eqmTiilant in Vir
ginia. Kentucky and Missouri money.
*l5 C. HANSON JUVVB, 74 v.rket
The Uutuil Life Insurance Oj
OF NEW YORK.
F. RA.TCHFORL STARE, Agent,
100 WAliXir STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
The business of this company
is conducted on tile mutual prioc pie, in the
H'neteM ense of tlie the entire surplus, deduct
iny nucosnry t-xpeneu ulome, being equitably d.vtdad
among tlie SMFured.
k* O'*)pw lor the year ending 31st January
$1,639,57;. 76.
4>»els Over Seven and a Quarter Hill
of Dollars.
Cj)*h on hand and m Bank $ 120,050 89
Bonds and Mortgages 6,421*879 12
l mted Staler Hu-.cka 357,?82 60
Reti hetate 40,239 18
I*ue from Agents * 6O
J6,989,856 74
Adi lntpr»-st accrued; hut not yet due 80,0u0 00
Ueferrau premium*, (eaumated) 186,000 00
Premiums ,n course of tiansmiaMon 38,138 88
'••kobo Asksts, Ketiruary i, iBBl
BaUsh of premium latter, and profile create-than m
moo. othir CompADuva.
The Pnop' anox of ( is* Assets to iho amount at riak
in greater than that of any other L:fa inaurance Com
pany in ihe United States.
fampDl-i- uni every requisite information will ba
lurmahed tree ol expense on application, by Utleror
otherwise u>
ImRLINUTON * BLACKsTCKK,
_mj3lJmd 87 Fifth Street. Pittsburgh
BU£>lfcE6i> UHANGE.— Having this day
purchased the entire stock of Groceries and
Liquore from D. it. GALWAY, the business will be Car
rie i on at the o.J ht&nd, at No. 839 Commercial Row,
Liberty si rv«*t, undrr the firm and fnyle of
WATSON A ARMSTRONG,
Httv ng this day sold my stock and interest in the
Wao!a**:e Grocery and Liquor store. No. 3*9 Com
mercial Kn*. Liberty street, to DANIEL ARMSTRONG
and r»e having associated with ft. H. WATSON, I take
pleasure iu reccmmeading'them to my business cus
tomers.
I would also inform my lute <*u tomera and those hav
ing bu inesswitfi me, that 1 maybe seen at the office of
VVaison A Armstrong, No. 839 Liberty street from 9
A. X 10 6 1» U.
u.-yihlw _ D. R. GALWAY.
JAMES H. CHILDS A CO.,
HOPE COTTON MILLS,
Allegheny City, Pa.
MAOTFAOTWBS OV
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OF .
OSNABUBOS,
32 Indies to 40 Indies Wide.
Waders may be loft »l H. CHILBB-4 COWiISS
Wood Slrnet. Pittsburgh. oe^Sy'
FOB SALE.
THE STOCK AND FIXTURES belona-
Ing in the CELEBRATED POST OFFICE EX
CHANGE, on amitbilßld Street, immoaistalv opposite
the Gnslom House, are now offered for
most reasonable terms, as the owners are about to en
ter other business. Enquire of
~. , , T. A HAMILTON,
or at the store of WM. BENNETT,
“L" 180 Wood street.
44. it. BlLtililtt,
MAJfUFACTTmBB Of
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
FURNITURE
No. 45 Smith field Street."
PITTS BURCH
X FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Pittsburgh JfaauDjetured Furniture,
p^S, Cl (‘ y v?H h “ d wh “ ,hwewtiJ »U« the lowest
250 J^ xes £' ectal ' lnp Stomach Bitters,
SO Boies Chcqool Champaaue
7 s Baskets -Charles Heidsicfc
85 Boxes Claret—Best Brands,
luo Bsrrels Old Rye Whisky
or e udtor'sSffS* Br “ d ’ ““ ,n<,dle,,l P"P“— *»
X'' ‘ wn.i.rii, nsNincr-
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership
TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
east a “EigSagp
«“Tb© business will be carried on or. ,h. j
S-^iir» r^ whom &£•?
Alleghouy. June J, 1881.—je6-ll E *" KELLI
-
S. B. & C. P. DARKLE,
MANUFAOTUHEHS
A. KT ID DBA LEKS 11ST
B>OOK, CAP, LETTER, and all kinds of
> WRAPPING PAPER, ieve removed from NO.9T
»C‘D STREET to
So. 38 siuit iiOeld street.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
tA»Caab or Trade foi Rags. apS
yy ai,i. paper: wall paperi
111.1 l STY 1 E—MEW STYLE
HISH PRICE-LOW PRICK
suns AI.L—SUITS EVERYBODY
At old sianu—B7 street,
mvd W.PMAR«BALIr
EATON, MACRVM & CO.,
Na? 11 & 19 Fifth Street,
Have received «union” neck
Ties. “Union** Watch Gaardfe, “Union'’ Head
e#w», 1 Uuton” Buttons “Union" Rose tie a, ‘Union
*ets A•. Red, White and Blue. Ribbon*, all widths
KUtuuol »uU Fancy Traveling Shirts. Militar
>e.H Hupplied with all kinds oiTuroishing Good,
\ ; «n. ■ . . myB4
bAMUfiL W BXiACK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ha* resumed praouce, OFFICE, 103 FIFTH STREET,
between Smithfield and Grant streets, in same rooms
WM>l JAtfFfl H HOPKINS. Esq, je4-l»
DRIED PEACHES.—SO bushels bright
Dry Peaches, halves, just received and for gala
*7 J. A.FBTZEB
_tny2® CorperMarket and First streets.
Wanted,
A BOY TO ATTEND IN AN OFFICE,
one who write* a good hand, is steady, Indus*
tnous and honest, from 10 to 16 yean of age, and can
be weUreootnmended None other need apply. Ad
dress A B. C n Pittsburgh Poat-Offloe, immediately.
teTrdtf °
D. BRUCKLOCHEB, TAH.OB,
Has re-commenced business at
his old stand,
No. 106 FOURTH STREET,
where he will be glad to see his old friends and public
generally. Will also do CUTTING for families, for
oysaod men. ' ' 3e&2tfl*
SENTS’ CONOBESS' F. L. (tA ITRBM
No’s 9, 10 and 11.
(TEN IS' CONGRESS P, L. GAITERS, |lm'
No.', a, 10 and 11.
GENTa’ CONGRESS P. L. GAITERS, ,1.».
No,’s 0,10 and IL.
NO. 16 FIFTH STBEET.
D. 8. DIFFENBACHER*
A FA RM OF 40 ACHES.—I 6
the Cjty, aad mu«B from Bewiokleyvine, 0 n
neaa wsters of UHle Sewtokley creek: D sellms House
b«rn end ruble, u acre* of Woodland, balance in gooj
State of cultivation, gaoil scringe of water; - fruit frees.
Ao , and 0 feet vein of cancel coaL '
Price $2,000, for sale by
~ 8. CUTHBERT i BON.
■Hit 01 Market street.
GUNSTpIsTOLS. KlFLES—XhTatten
lion of those iu search of
GUNS,
RIFLES,
F I OLB j* 4c., 40,
Is directed-to our splendid stock.
W. W. YOUNG.
_ ®Ti street
C. WEST & CO.,
ausvridniaiu or
C A R, R, I A G e 8 ....
EOCKAWAVB, BUGGIES, SULKIES AND Bi.mgpn
So. IS7 Aim Strut, Pitbbwvhpte.-. ~_,
4V-All work warranted to be at -th*liat
nut workmanship. ? mjlSlJdli*.
THE PABTNiaWuiP./aK9BTOB«SI T
JL ealating between WlLl.iaar
dlaaolred. r ‘
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|fas
3,000,080 PBNNBYUABIA STATE LOAN.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BEEN
authorised by th* Governor end State Treasurer
to procure bide lor the Loan recentlyauthorJsed by the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, would respectfully appea 1
to the patriotism and State pride of Pennsylvanians in
this hour of trial, that they come forward and manifest
their love of the old t otnmonweaith by a prompt and
cordial response to her cal'.
But independent of any motivf b of patriotism, there
are consideration* of setf-laterest wb:oh may be con
sidered in reference to this Loan* ilcia a Six per cent.
Loan, iree firom any tazationyrhaloirer, and bidders can
have the privilege of taking Certificates of $6O, $lOO
$5OO. H,OOO, or larger auma« and eiilier coupon
ferable loan. A special tax, amounting to about Three
Hundred Thousand Dollars per annum, to by this Loan
Bill leriedgffid of the
interest on the Loin, and to lh6 purposes of a liberal
Sinking Fund. The Bill itself stringently guards against
any but an-econounoal and ludlclousexpenditure of the
money, and throvß around its disbnrsemeni, as will be
seen oy the anoexed card of ihestate Treasurer, the
most satisfactory checks And guArda. Th« number of
Taxable inhabitant* within the State to now nearly
Beven Hundred Thousand—thusshowHur tbit the above
Loan added to oor debt, only amounts to of
four dollars and fifty cents for.c.xohUxable.xudtwidt-s
it is confidently expected,tiurtniostlof ihtfiunde now
disbursed, being really in aid to the GeneralUoyern
ment, will be in due time returned to our ’ reasury
Plea>e advise ns on or befere the Bth of June, the
amount you will subscrite.
D6KX.EL A CO»
84 Sou ih Third Street.
JAY COOKRA COt
H 4 South Third Street
Philadelphia, June 11M1. . j»4dtB
TO CONTRACTORS FOR BUP|UI!B.
WE HEREBY GIVE NOTIOBtfO ALL
those who may becontracbng to;fttnrfatrBUp
plles to the State, under the recent appropriation of
three millions, that,h*ving received theyiower tinder
that Act of mom isg Inspectors of aUftipplies, and
o'her power alto in reference to the settlement ..ot
dalmB f Trhicii>waB nov delegated to oe turner ttg'ra'e
vioas Actof April I2ih, we ewi nola everr contractor
to the most rigid aocouniabtotv in the seuleni&itdfllls
claims, andine inspection or biA supplies Ttif tbe of
that character which ahall preventany Imposition upon
the Stale, and protect the volunteer* who nave so nobly
responded to its call; and no supplies will be paid lor
until they have been inspected by ofilCGZF,wno shall
have been duly appointed for that put pc**.'
HBSRY U. HIOO&B,
Btata Treasurer
THOS. E. COCHRAN,
Auditor General,
Q.UOC GAITEfti
Si 2.17,989 12
FOR 7 sc. A PAIR.
soo tMjra ladies
BLACK AND CO LOB ED OAITBBS
Left over from last year, which we wish to close oat
FORMER PRICE *1,76,
~ i . >-4 / tib I :-| f.f
We will sell for 79 cents,
Thin being not much more THB
Ladies call and see them,
WE WAfiBANT THEM GOOD.
W- JB. SmBEKTZ: &. CO.,
BfiAl)
MORE
FROM HENRY BRIGGS, ESQ.
DB. VOX
The operation performed by yoa in the presen oe of
my son-in-law. Ber. Mr. Qray, not only Okie me bat
permanent relief. 1 hear now as acutely as in my earlier
ytur*> Bespectlolly. HENRY BRjGfiS.
FROM THE REV. W, S. GRAY.
_ • AUJWtMteGBI/
■lt me great pleasure te bear witness to the
trotbfoUness of the above. Mr. Briggs is now 71 years
ef age, and baa been afflicted vlt&urtiai, and some
times total peafnees for. tte This
care is perfect. Or. Von Ifosehnsker, like the master
of old, makes the Deaf to hear. W. 8 1 OBAT.
From an Old Well Known Citizen.
For eight years I havebeca deaf lumj loft
egr* and? flay rigKaae p&*is&d6*t fcaheslxlia&llts
ago. I resorted to various wi*n«n ana incurred heavy
expense, jjk no
relief fro US any one, until finally, in despair, I ceased
my efforts in tbiadirectipn.
ot my friends,' however, I waS ~ TOfifthsif fn v ftnhmtt my
case to Dr. VON As an old ctMren,
and widely known here, 'I-most cheerfully testily that
be has restored me to my hmrkng, which is now as par
feet as it was fort? yean ago. ana I earnestly recom
mend all afllxied with Deafness to coosuit Dr. VON
MQSCHZISKEH at once. JOHN BECK* Sr, .
oorner of Grant ahd Beventbeiiwa*
Pimsuauu, May 27,1881.
Dr. VON MOSCHZBRER begs to nay that tto STAY
iq Pittsburgh must now positively be limited, sod
APPLICATION by those who wish the FULL BENE
FIT of treatment, either for Deafness or any malady
oUhe Eje or .Ear should be.MADE-AT • > (
Testimonials from Unquestionable 4o-
FBOH J NO..
„ b ® neflt my son derived of DR. VON MO*
OHZIS& ER*S skillful treatment, I have
re ia recommending him to all Mnfitarlj afflicted* as
most su cceßsfui surtot JOHN M'PBVXIt, *
/r •: 211 XAbartit siyum
Pittsburgh, May lfi,lsBL
FROM JOH !( !IL KEHHEDY, E&Q,,
IOBN II'CLOSKEI,
M’CLOSKEY, COSGRAVE d( CO.
Poe* Faasr.Auaasm Cos Pi.»
__ April Bth» 186Lf
TO 08. VON MOSCHZJBKBB: 1S» Third rtreet, Pftta-
I mu happy to Inform yon that'iny little daughter,
b ® 6,l diiito deaf for four years, haa, anderyour
aluUful troattnenl, wrttrolmboothmA ItoolqttttoMLt
toned tas n, hearing would never have being mntorejf
by natural causes, but to your treatment alone JaftihA
. indebted; far. it, ahd 1 would earnestly
,aflflfetedwith deafness tooonsnU yboai once.
Respectfully yours.
I)EA F NESS
THE ETHEREAL EAR ISHAIATOB,
AN INSTRUMENT INVENTED BY
?luwgh ~ which!he has bedn to cure the.
MOBTOBBTINATE OASES OF DEAFNEB&
; In. eddition to the above Testiraonijds, hnodraik
uord ean bd'seen atthb Doctors OffiAti- •* 3?
, , OV'I«.X.OS.t:; ! C^ijVc
No. 155 THIRDSTREET,
BETWEEN SHITHPEBLDANBEaHiNT §nj.
Whom' ho may be OONBULTED JSAILT, from'B a..
to 5 o'clock isa.
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JOHN MOCLOBKET.
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