NEW Yonu, July 25.—The Washington
correspondent of the New-York Tine.-
- says : "it is needless to say that the
of Seeretarl Seward'a resignation is it I:-
oniTotindation. The President prc•pexes
to make no change in the Cabinet; atel it
is very certain he does not propose to dis
pense at this juncture with a Cabinet min
ister an distinguished as Mr. Seward, and
so competent to grapple successfully with
foreign diplomatists."
The correspondent of the Tribune says
"Gen. Halleck has assumed and i, exer
cising the functions of General-in Chief.
He himself, with Gen. Meigs, went to the
Peninsula this p. m. It is belied-d that
after his return there will be, for ne first
time, thorouglf co-operation an:— e; the
national armies in Virginia.
The statement of the Fleraid. in its
Washington correspondence. th•tt Secre
tary Seward intends,in any contingency,
to resign, is ridiculed here.
The story that the United States has
made a secret treaty with France, stipu
lating that the former shall not interfere
with Napoleon's designs in Mexico, and
that the lattei shall not interfere in our
affairs, is an entire fabrication.
llKmetit..„laly 22.—Mai. General Sher
man haq as,umed command of this city.
will :.,it. , ree all orders issued by his
iqedeee.4.zor,z. Four hundred per,:ons took
the oath of allegiance yesterday, and one
hundred and thirty received passes to go
South. Many expected that upon Gen'l
Sherman's arrival the order requiring
them to take the oath or leave would be
modified. Many have deferred taking ac
tion until to-day, consequently the Pro
vost Marshal's office is thronged by appli
cants to solicit passes to go South, and
those desiring to take the oath.
Vicksburg advices to Monday night state
that our mortars have been shelling the
rebel batteries for several hours without
receiving any reply. Commodore Farra
goes fleet silenced all their guns while
running down last night. The canal has
been completed, but the water will not be
let in till the river rises.
OswEno, N. Y., July 2",. —A 4:emen
dolts war meeting was held here last night
at which a number of recruits enlisted on
the spot. Ex-Speaker Littlejohn, of the
Assembly, has accepted the colonelcy of
the third Oswego regiment. The Board
of Supervisors added fifty dollars bounty
:o each recruit, in addition to national
and State bounties.
Jnly2s.—Rev. Benjamin
J. Wallace, D. D., editor of the Presby
terian Quarterly Review. died this morn.
ing.
WTI AND NEIGHBORHOOD INTELLIGENCE
FILE PAPERS WANTED
We need a few papers to complete our
files, for which we will pay liberally at our
counting roam. They are as follows:
--Nov. 21st, 18th, 2:lth, t . 2 1/.4;2 —.lan
nary 1-Ith.
Not, a Rebel.
It. was stated some time ago that John
B. Gormley, formerly of this city, lint now
a resident of Pensacola, Fla., was in the
rebel army. We are pleased to he able to
say that we have seen a letter front him,
dated Pensacola...lnns 20th, Is , 12, in which
he expresses the strongest (*Mon senti•
ments, thanking God that the city is again
under the Stars and Stripes. lie states
that he has had great trouble to keep hi s
neck out of secession hemp, certain par
ties, tor their own ends, having denounced
him as an open enemy to the Conf , :deracy,
and sworn that he had large slims of mo
ney belonging to parties North, and was
converting all his property into coin with
the intention of escaping to Fort Pickens.
They visited his store, seized everything.
goods, hooks, notes, pipers, money, &e.
Fortunately the Confederate con rt option rn
ed soon after, and has never met since, so
that Mr. Gormley did not suffer in person,
though he lost his property. He is now
Mayor of the city tinder the Union regime,
and intends remaining in Pensacola. Mr.
Gormley is well known hers, and it will be
gratifying to his many friends to learn that
he is loyal.
Deaths or Western Pennsylva-
ulnas.
The following is a list of Western Penn
s2;lvania soldiers who have died in the
Prison Hospital, Richmond. from June
Ist to July loth, since which time the
daily_ mortality has greatly increased :
Eighth Reserves—Conrad Shaffer. co 0.
Sixty-first (teg.—Corp Silk, co F: S
Startler, musician, co F.; G &yob, co I);
Serg't . G O'Brien, co F: E
co
Sixty-third H& j;
Emerick, co E.
One Hundreth Reg
co B.
Steffy, vo .1 A
-Henry Copeland,
One Hundred and first Reg.—S
co G; W H Klepper; co B; Orderly Ser
geant, J P Harris, co H.
One Hundred and third Reg.—S Syivies,
co I; E Buckner, co 0.
Fatal Accident on a Street Rail-
On Thursday afternoon a young lad, son
of James Goodwin, hatter, Birmingham,
was instantly killed, near the Diamond, in
that borough, by car No. 8 of the Bir
mingham Passenger Railway, from which
he fell, in attempting to get on while it
WAS in motion. He lost his footing, fell
on the track, and the car wheels passed
over his head, crushing it terribly and
causing death Immediately.
Fashionable Hats and Caps,
And where to get them. Fleming, 139
Wood street, has an excellent assortment
of the above-mentioned goods, which he is
selling at very low prices. Persons in
want of any article in the Hat or Clip line,
can find at this house the greatest variety
and newest styles of goods, wholesale or
retail. Call and examine for yourselves,
at Ft.cmlNG's, 1:19 Wood street.
Elected Major.
Capt. Wm. Briner, of the Third Penn'a
Reserves, has been elected Major of that
regiment, in place of Maj. Wolworth, who
has been appointed Lieut. Colonel of the
Fourth Reserves. Major. Briner is a resi
dent of Reading, in this State, and for
w
several years as the principal - clerk in the
Postoffice in that city. He is a superior
officer and a courteous gentleman, beloved
by his command and by a host of friends.
Suicide.
On Thursday morning, the 17th inst.,
a young man named Leroy Underwood,
son of George Underwood,of Washington,
Pa. ' committed suicide, by shooting him
self with a pistol in the left breast, the
ball passing back and upwards through
his lady, injuring the seine and causing
internal hemorrhage. No cause has been
assigned for the act.
The Trail Hauler.
This is a tale of the Far West, a new
novel just issued from the press of I'. B.
Peterson & Bros., Philadelphia, written by
Gustave Alward, who has already. given
us several stirring books. It is a well
told story, in which the Fcenes nod inci
dents of border life - are minutely painted.
It will be read with much interest, as were
its predecessors. It is for sale here by W
A. Gildenfenny, Fifth street.
Erie Canal.
The Pennsylvania and Erie canal tolls from
the commencement of the season to July
let, 1802, foot up $4^,x,41 98. For the
same period in 1801, they were $40,592 I].
Increase, $3,049 87. Coal, 58,550 tons
-1,069 over the same period last year.
flood News!--Rine In the River.
There were six feet six • inches water by
the pier•matke laatevening—which canoed
a go od dell of activity on the wharf.
Sadden Death ors Priest.
I;ev. Nicholas nacres, pastor of St.
I 'et Pr . urch , McKeesport, died on Fri
day, I tith inst., at St. Michael's Seminary,
where he was making hit - animal retreat.
11t arrived there seemingly in excellent
health, but, on the first day ofthe Retreat,
was seized with a disease which terminated
so fatally. Everything which medical skill
could suggestwas done, but to no effect; and
he died after an illness of two days and a
half. The funeral took place on Saturday
I last, at McKeesport. It was attended by the
clergymen who were present at the Re
treat, and others from the city and vicin
ity. After the recitation of Matine and j
Lauds for the dead, Solemn High Mass of
Requium was celebrated by Rev. J. A.
Stiliinger of Blairsville. Rev. R. Phelan
of Freeport was Deacon, Rev. P. Hughes
of Broad Top, Suhdeacon, and Rev.
D. Kearney, of Brownsville, Master
of Ceremonies. After Mass, the congre
gation, which manifested the greatest af
fection and respect for its late Pastor, and
heartfelt regret for his sudden and unex
pected demise. was addressed by Rev.
John Stibiel, of St. Mary's, Allegheny, in
German, and by Very Rev. K M'Mahon
in English. The ceremony of Absolution
was next performed by the Very I:ev.
Vicar General. The funeral procession
then moved towards the burial ground,
where, with the appropriate ceremonies,
were deposited the mortal remains of the
late Pastor of M'Keesport.
The Rev. Mr. flitere.s was horn in I
March. 1802. in Schleida, in the Grand j
Duchy of Saxe Weimar, Germany. He
was ordained in 18:;1. !ir the diocese of
Fulda, Germany. He came to this dio
cese in 1845, and attended many of the
German missions therein. He had been
Pastor of DP Keesport for more than four
teen years, and won from his parishion
ers the praise of - a zealous, exemplary
prieA. His death, though sudden, was by
no means unprepared. From almost the
beginning of his illness he was made aware
of his danger, and received the announce
ment with a calmness and resignation,
which proved that death hail not for him
the terrors, which are felt by those who
have failed to make their lift) a prepara
tion for it. He bore his sufferings with
resignation ' and calmly expired, surround
ed by his brethren in the ininb•try.
/o , reat
Patriotism of the.ll l2 onnsylvania
Railroad Company.
The Preamble arid Resolutions giver
below, which were passed by the Board of
Directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, will be read with gratification
as a proof of the liheralitv and patriotism
of that Company :
that e PExxsym aNta Rail mato CO.—
Poulsyl.
eania. :Harrisburg, Pa.—Dear Sir:—A
special meeting of the Board of Directors
of this Company was called to day, for the
purpose of considering the Proclamation
of the Executive relative to providing
bounty for the soldiers from Pennsylva
nia, who may hereafter enlist in the ser
vice of the country.
The annexed preamble and resolution
w.•ro ananimously adopted.
Very respectfully,
'fifes. A. Sri/ r.
Vice Prerident Pa. R. It. Co.
PcNssvav' t x tA ItAtaaoap Goa l -
Pelf 1, uly
1113 EXVCII , IIOy, Andrew t; • Curtin. Cuy
ernor of Pennsylvania. Boar Sir:—At
meeting of the Board of Directors. held
this day, the following preamble and re4.t
lotion were unanimously adopted :
Whereas, It is officially declared by the
Executi-e of the Slit e of Pennsylvania
that a public emergency demands the
prompt eo•operation and linaneial aid of
the people of this Stale, to .00tt,t, , the
Bovernment to insure just and efficient se•
eurity to the citizens of this COMMOll
wealth ag ainst the varied contingencies
ineidental to the prevailing civil war : and
Whereas, The interests of this company
and the protection of its property, as well
as that of the citizens of Pennsylvania.
are directly involved in the perfect main
tenance of such public i,ecurity: therefore,
be it
liesoked, That the President of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company be, and
he is hereby authorized to advance from
time to time. as the:same may be needed,
to the Executive of the State of Pennsyl
vania, or such agents as may be organized
by him for the, purpose of disbursing the
bounty lauds contributed by the people of
Pennsylvania, the stun of fifty thousand
dollars, to be applied to the payment of
bounty to soldiers enlisting in the service
of the Government.
Yours. re - spectfall),
Tipiatas T. Poem,
et;ng Secretary
Paroled Prisoners.
The following paroled prisoners of war,
of Sickles' Exenisior Brigade, who were
captured at the battle of lVilliamsbnrg.
and paroled for exchange. PA yesterday
afternoon for Annapolis. in put,nanee of
an order requiring paroled prisoners to re•
port at Annapolis fur exchange:
Co. E, First Schne•
der, Harry Scandrett. Jno. Dalgliesh, A.
S. Keifer, William Brooktnever. Charles
Franke, Wm. .1. Ritchie, J. K. Irwin.
Henry Aiken, James Whitely.
ll.—.lames McKee, John Watson.
Co. A, Firth Excebh , r. -•I". M. llama
ey, Geo- [bnd.
Deceased Pennsylvanians.
The following is a correct list of Penn
sylvanians who have died at Portsmouth
Grove Hospital from the 6th to the Itah
Samuel 4.. Clift. 61s1 Penna.
Corp. Isaac Streeper, Rush's Cavalry.
Nicholas Taylor, Wm. McGaines, Win.
F. Brabson, 10Ist, Penna.
Corp. Chas. B. Robb. Henry Yoolet,
93d Penna.
Jacob Hall, 95th Penna. r
Daniel Miller, 102 d Penna.
Chas. Wiggins, 104th Penna.
Portsmouth Grove Hospital is seven
miles above Newport. It. 1., on Narragan
sett Bay.
Nine Months' Volunteers.
By the following dispatch to J:lov. Cur
tin, received on Thursday evening, it will
be seen that all difficulties concerning the
enlistment of nine and twelve months
volunteers have been removed:
HARRISBURG ! July
Gov. A. G. CURTIN : Your proclama
tion is recognized by the President, and
the troops enlisted for nine and twelve
months will be mustered into service by
special direction cf the Secretary of War.
ELI LLIFEtt.
Killed in a Coal Bank.
An aged negro, named Billy Minnie, of
Monongahela City, was found dead on
Saturday last, in a coal hank, just above
the town, having been killed by the falling
of large masses of slate.
lu the City.
Capt. L. D. Myers, U. S. A. Quarter
master to Gen. Wood's brigade, is in the
city on a visit to his friends, on a brief
furlough. His present residence is Mans
field, G., but he formerly lived here and
is well known to many of our citizens.—
He looks a perfect picture of health.
Wanted ! Wanted ! Wanted !
Men, women, and children, at the Ma
sonic Hall Auction House, to buy the
large and fresh stock of Boots and Shoes
now on hand.
CLERGYMEN. lawyers, business men and
others suffering from sedentary employ
ments would without doubt experience
much benefit by the use of Lindsey' s Gen
uine Blood Searcher, for sale by Simon
Johnston, corner of S mithfield and Fourth
streets. See long advertisement.
BUT 'OUR. 1109 P sad papers at Pit
took' s news depot, opposite the Postoifice.
Shooting Affray
Lust evening, about seven o'clock. .a
shooting affair occurred at a lager beer
hall on Wood street, which for a time
,I caused a good deal of excitement. An
1 officer attached to Thompson's battery, in
Gen. Pope's division, who is here on a
furlough, entered in company with a man
named Hall, the Iron City beer hall, No.
Ift7 Wood street. They took seats in an
,oyster box, where they remained a short
time, the soldier came out followed by
Hall, and walked to the alley in the rear.
Returning in a moment he pursued Hall
almost to the front of the hall, with a navy
revolver in his hand. - Hall attempted to
get possession of the weapon, when the
other fired. The ball Missed Hall, but
struck a German cord-hauler named Jacob
Schermer, who was standing at the coun
ter, bargaining with the bar-keeper for a
load of coal. It took etFeet in his right
thigh, causing a severe, but not dangerous
flesh wound. The officer, it is said. :“•
tempted to fire pistol a second time, when
he was seized by the bar-keeper, his weap
on taken and he ejected from the house
but he soon came back and attempted to
get a case pistol kept behind the bar when
the bar-keeper knocked him down with a
poker and again put him out : he w:,s I hen
arrested and taken to the tombs. Ilan
has not been found. Schermer's wound
was probed by Dr. Reiter. who billowed
the course of the ball four inches towards
the spine, but did not attempt to remove
it. The wounded man was then removed
to his residence in the First Ward. A He•
gheny. The soldier was mach under the
influence of liquor at the time of the oc•
currence. We withhold the name ~f- the
officer until an investittation is, had
War Meeting at lit4sville.
The people of Maysville proposes hold
ing a war meeting for that Nivinity. in
parsuenee of the recommendation of tin
mass meeting on Thursday, at two o'cloek
this afternoon. John H. fin npion,
Alex. M. Watson, Esq., and llet•..i.
Marks, will address, the meeting.
There is great enthusiasm in that
locality and the turn out promises to b e
largo. Rev. Marks, a chaplain in the ar
my. WAS taken prisoner horire Itit-limohti
and has been in eonlinement :until a few
(lays ((Mee. He has just reached his tem
ily ut Maysville. His narration of t lo• ir : -
c•ident.s, ••pump and eireumstahee — of war.
will doubtless be very enterertaining. The
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and chiong:, Pail
road company affordseasy (nouns t , fri.:
ing linvsville from the city.
" Lincoln !ACP.
.7.1 r. MTh Creery 1.-it days
sine., it lot of vrry tine oats. tai?,-ti Crow
the farm of _Mr. John short, in this ....wi
ly, literally destroyed by ntyri:oh of ••Lin.
coin (so called by the fariers.:
whieli have made th...ir appettraitc.• in this
county this year for the tir,t tint...
tine er3pF or oat, in the ,-- iiloll Of
the eonnty 1 . 1'0711 %Vit . /I'll I hi , ...pi'Vlint,ll
brouglit are utterly ruined hr these in.
seek:, and will not be worth e..ttiag. fl a y
enter the head in such nninhers that spots
upon which they have amtriired caa be
distinguished by their rusty eolor at a din
taner (if two front to Oe,•.
it of her C pan,'
Many of our readers know C. 1%.
Om has for three years le:ea a -::!•:::;.aw
n a Wood stri.et dr. good :
to which h.-. Wit , . for six years.
ll...eurtic.r, and Clerk. of the Con1:14 ..t
Clarion eminty. 31r. H. ab.mi rai-bi_
rumpany for the war, at
rifiee, leaving: behind him a
family. lie doe. nn. ask Lir inam.y.
wants only num. lle can 1..• at Om
nil office of Childs A Co.. in Lawn.:ll , - , .
roar the e..nietery gate, on 11.1 e
is a good opportunity to :
embrar,
Home
Cap!. „i:•, : :.2
arm I.4tfore wai
releaue.l from fl u . r al„.l
tlao r ()
.li t y• 111 v.. P..
;i: AN 1 , 11,
the boor. will eiinto idf nu Too ,
12.111 i in , t. at Iron I'arh.
21,•videld SllOlll.l !1,1 thole
111 , ' 110;.: ..
(Frph:LIIS. Wilt) :1.1 . 0 in wart . . (i
of and will, during the rnnt
ing fall and wintry, v.... la
sividy nn tar of
Paul for The
that this fi..itival will 1,, I:irgi I id
tended. 1,,
had at 11,orgi , Quitzli•Cs. :0,1 at ;hi ,
1 - wing's bra,: hand Inni
the occasion.
A•r .1. 1.. Carnaglitin's , ;1
near the Diamond. Allegheny it van be
found a choice and varied assortnient of
shirts,underelot !ling, neekties. suspender:,
etc., which lie intends disposing of rot
cash. Should you want anything in this
line you should go to Carnaghan.,.
NEw at
Postotlice. —2% ITIOng lII,' 4.1' Ihe
South in Secession ••
Brothertoft,'• by the into Major Win
throp; "The Trail flintier.' by tinsiftve
A imarilt "Les Miserable F, — part
"rosette." by Victor lingo.
Ai I. th,• illustrated papers eau he hnind
at. Pittoek's, opposite the Postoltioe : open
till 11 o'clock Saturday evening.
El=
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
MANUMACTURERBIO
FANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE at CHAIR%
W A REHO USE. 135 SMITH FIELD STREET
(Between Sixth Etroct and Virgin alloy.)
PITTSBURGH.
PATENT WRITING CASE
/1111!IS CARE . IS SO A RISA NtIEO AS TO
give the writer a table eight by nine inches
to write upon, will bold
Pen and Pencil.
India !tubber,
and Checker%
and yet will fold up so as to inenEure onlyB%
inches by 2 inches.
For sale by
W. N. HAVEN.
WOOL 1 - THIRD STS
DISSOLUTION—TIIE FIRM OF B. C.
1 - J. H. SAWYER is this day dissolved
by Inutile! consent, B. C. Sawyer having disposed
°lbis interest in said firm to J. 11. Sawyer and N.
P. Sawyer. The business Qs the firm will he set
tled by J. 11. A.: N. P. S mmye
B. c. SAWYER, Sr
.1 li. SAWYER:
P. SAWYER.
Pittsburgh. June 12. 1862
MOTICE—TIKE SOAP AND CANDLE
ill BUSINESS will be carried on by the under
signed. under the name ot B. C. &J. . SAW
YER. at the old stand. J. 11. SAWYER,
N. P, SAWYER..
Pittsburgh. June 121862 iel9-Imd
lIIDIA-BIIBBER CAMP BLANKETS—
* For Soldiers' use—A large supply of a auPo
rior quality, at low prices, just received at the
India Rubber Depot of
jr2e-Std
J, k H. PHILLIPS,
28 and 2$ St Clair street.
CLABETIIIINIE--JOHNSTON & SONS.
John Durand & Co.. St. Julien Medoe, and
other brands of Cisret—quarts and pintain store
and for male by
.42/ MILLER & RICICETSON.
ANIABON OIL-10 BA *ILA NO. 1
ai Baud. for W on e I
J 722 Y K. COLLINS.
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
_LI ()WES .•.1N ID Ni HOlt: S.
%ICE INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR
• largo stook of Zoota and Shoes of
. French and American Mannfaiiture.
FOR LADIEfi,
We have a variety of stylciA of
IVALK[N 6 , BO 02'S AND GAIT ERS,
WHITE AND ItLACIE SATIN SLIP
PERS,
ED BROM Elt Eti AND TOILETSLIP
PERN.
MISSES' AND CHILDREN SHOES, of
all styles and qualities,
GENTS" AND BOY'S PATENY LEATH-
Eli AND CA LE BOOTS AND SHOES,
of every elseript lan,
0.1"I'01111
84L.80.1L11.
01) NT: I.'. L'R .4: GA IT ER 8 ,
ETC.. FTC. ETC
lee es-.leteder,t xo.a never m , re ewnplete, find
we offer our goodi at a,
f'w Ott lE't.N
113 the :eitue een he hold in {lto tits. We
al,ll tuanufP.otitre to onir every ceneeivehle etyle
1,11 , 111,•;„1.11NS .t
itt Atoit Tint iee
SCII MERTZ drit CO.,
GREAT i:EDUCIION 17i St HMIEI:
•S'llok,%s', ..I\7l
11.1.0)11LAND,
rl.ct rvet, 4LII Fifth. jsoi
§ 4 24)( 4 1..5. 1-.113011ti. INAITERS AT
a I.r:4'n:a .;1
IL I gi ril)3llEN'ti AI ND
"list ell at
AT 11012 /A NsrS,:llli RE;]
p,•ur It" Lil,lliyili j
17111i13'r .t C'ILIESi FOR SALE- A ,!144 , 1-
ILA I.INII ill)1"SE Vcei. ria.ang i well ur
r.:tig2.l, 1‘1.4, 1,4 1.0!..h, hall, g0...1 eelbir,
hang. stablo, earl lace 111/11,3, 1101htu.
I int:, It It'd% live :111f tf: Of orchard ehoiee
Ito it —nil in tletb , OD. and 011 -
-113 If tell,
-i.e 1....rt . 11 nyiie i Chit-nat Neil wilY —about lour
miles trout A IlechenY by Brig kit toed. APPLY
heal E:tate Olfice of
rrninEirr soNs,
31 Market street.
1.".911.111.L. STORE ROOM FOR RENT—
('gaz; Lira , " show
tcht•lotr. 1!.
:1 7 111: iELDOIIADO,
NTH Vlrill A - SMITHFIELD STREETS
?WI IL E ;is caIRE EIAVINO
inkrm the above well-k.novrn etand, will be
p1ea , . , .1 to FOP. Ilk friends of all hours. flu wines,
I iL 4 ;to: g, .110, anal eieltrA cro the hest.Jolt N LUNDY, Proprietor.
UNT :Et EIVED
•
MISSES - CONGRESS HEEL GAITERS.
.RISSIF.S• COSGRESS II EEL. GAITERS.
:111 , 04ES' CO it ESA: HEEL GAITERci
AT DIFFENBACUER'S.
t. 17.111 th n*ar Markci.
. .
1 / 4 V . NLSOIS
Se 4,v ity.;
=NM
•
truffled States Pair
114 ,7 'atbs 1
N1AN1!::1
441.01;z , 4 . 4.1.44,E4 3: - Ltl 1.,1 ST r
We ottcc too tt
1:%!I•1t..V SENVINI; MACHINE, at
111.:DUC !'HICK, %vitt.
f i ,crik, n th e 1,,t a:.l trio,C useful Family
Sewing I'4i:chine wits . in u.e. It ltoes equally wol!
on tilt, thickest and thinnest fabrics. make• the
unravd. ;dike on both
,iides, is sitio.la in coni•truetion, wore speedy
:nov.•ment. atrl u:•.ru , lurehio :Ilan any other LlM
rbitco. CireubtrA giving krises :trot tio4oriplion
inaohine nun ttrittis on nt.pliecii..n in per
eert or by. kn. Cr.
=SE=
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
Coi N 1 WA 1111 POTTNIMY
[Plrii , l3tlicill. Ph
Wareil.a. 4n, No. let Firnt and 110 Seen:id:4 ,
Manocart.nrers of all sites and delrriptionn of
Retorte and Stifle, ans and Water Pipe
'ad Iron,. Dog Irons. 1Vn1..-on Bcoces. Steel Nkt.l.le
Po over? an.l Coop
Also Johir.ny; ant! Ma..htue(!aqtinam of every de•
teriptoin made to order.
coto-dete al:tcbino shop attached to
th- Fou n dry, ..!(nr-.a,ary Irtii be carefully
itten , lo.l r,. feS1:13•0 ,w
_ . . .
4 1 401. A It OS I. WOUILN COMPANY.
Or PENNSYLVANIA:
OFFICE ST. CLAM STItEE7. 11. i
110 1 1.Addreas
J. WEAVER, JR.. Secretary and Trea.surer,
my 1941
ITALIAN VIOLIN STRINGS,
Trebles; or E strings. 4 Wriths. best quality... 2i
Seconds. or A " • het lf.o
Thirds or D " 3 , " beat. Italian... P•o
Fourths or 0 " 1 " pure Silver... boo
Best quality French or German let, 2d, :id and
4th Strings, each lCat
Best quality Guitar D: A and E, Mlver strings.
each 15e
Second quality Guitar D. A and E, silver
strings, each 100
Brat quality Violineello A and D. each ste
Best quality lj anal C, each .....„.. 2.5e
Mailed to any address post paid, on receipt of
the money, or in postage rumps.
JOHN 11. MELLOR,
allt Wood street.
N. B—A large lot of fresh strings just arrived.
Also, Violin eases. Flutes, Accordions, &e. jel4
F O
It SALE .—rotTß LOTS 114 COL.
tins township, adjoining St. 11 ary's Cemetery.
uinety-six feet front, he one hundred and ten in
depth, enclosed by paling fence. The Lots will
be sold together or separately, at low figures and
long time. Apply to JAS. S. DM: LIN,
aphaltfSt. 111aWat Cemetery.
_ _ _
bITEAM TOW BOAT FOR PIALE-130
feet on Deck, 24 feet beam, 4
feet bold, Boilers 38
ter, Cylinder .17 inc h and 4% feet stroke. Every
thing ready tor furnishing• Enquire of
LONG DUFF,
90 Water street_
Checker Board,
ARMY TEAMSTERS—WANTED IM
MEDIATELY. 100 experienced teamsters,
fur service in the "Mountain Department.
Wages $25 per month and one ration per diem.
Tra Importation will Yo furnished to their destine
tian. Apply to A. MONTUOMERY,
Major and Quartermaster Li c a A.
Office Quartermader U.S. A.. No. 349 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh. Pt. rnYl3-tf
relEinrit EXTBACTEIs WITHOUT
PAIN by.the use of an apparatus whereby
nc drugs or galvanic battery are used. Medi
cal gentlemen and their families have their teeth
extracted by my proces.i. and are reedy to testify ,
a.s to the safety and pcinlessnocs of the operation.
whatever has been said by persons interested in
asserting thecon trarY. haring no knowledge of ma
process.
YIP—ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted in eve z 7
style, and charges as low, as will warrant the
beat of material in all cases.
oUDRY, Dentist.
134 Smith fi eld street.
: nollly-i
IIiEfiLIiABLE AND SCARCE ART'.
R 7 ELLS. just resolved by Express.
Narrow Trimming Ribbons, an colors.
Narrow Math Guipure Laces;
Narrow Black French Laces;
Grenadine and Tissue Veils, a co l on;
Jet Bonnet Pins, dee., Re. •
EATON. MACROS &CO..
372 17 Fifth shod.
SATIN
F r o A ß P HAL 7 s.Rooject.B
asucEualieszo. -
Ga.
for ask at tium karat, rata for auk, •
Sri° 1117 iisabet slam& war
•
Same entirel>• new
31 rirrrii STREET.
1:11F AP C3cli 6rOlili OF
I:t )It 1..1 \ ll',.
=MME hl
CUTHBERT
51 Market street.
1 , .11 , 1111:!.: COT:HT EXCH.EQUER.)
the Cileo.)
rtD
Fi if: :1E i'l..At)
, 41 , 4)
i!,
IMEMMI
101. SUMNER & Co
DT MAIL. POST PAID
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
{IF:ADO:ASTI:Si PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA, I
liarrieburg, July 23, 1862
/111111 E STATE `MEDICAL BOARD FOR
the examination of Assistant Surma° of
Pennsylvania regiments will steel in PMbidel
f.hia, at the Ilall of the Universality of Pennsyl
vania, on Monday, July 10 at 10 A. M., and sit
for Lire days. Candidates will nest' er their names
at the Hall. and be ersadned in the order of the
register. About one hundred and twenty vacan
eivi are to be tilled, and those appointed will he
at ranee assigned to active duty.
By order of A. G. CURTIN.
Governor of Pennsylvania.
RY l.i. SM I T FT. Surgeon General Pennsylvania.
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YERE POTASH AND SODA ASH—
PURL' POTASH AND SODA ASH.
am in receipt of another supply of superior
Potash and :, 4 oda Ash. Those who make their
own Soap. end have use for either of these arti
cles, w ill find it to their advantage to °asinine:my
stock bef purehasi_ne elsewhere.
• JOSEPH FLEMING,
JOSEPH FLEXING.
orner Markefatreet and the Diamond.
corner Market street and the Diamond.
WSPAIRKLING CATAWBA. WINE.
Sparkling Catawba Wine.
Sparkling Catawba Wine.
I am do v in receipt of another supply of
thin delirious Wine. It is a source of wonder that
thin Wine is not more highly prized and brought
more into general use. It is immensely superior
to all and every kind of Champagne Wines. Here
you haven delioious Wine. accompanied with
the tine a nmia of the Grape, whereas it Ia a noto
rious fact that it is n utter impossibility to Igo
care a genuine article of Champagne Wino. 'fry
a bottle of this, and be convinced that Sparkling
Catawba in superior to all others. The boat arti
cle for sale by
JOSEPH !LEMING,
Owner Diatuend and Market Krzet
LEATHER BELTING—
HOYT t ItO'S N. Y. M 3 El"
ll ell tanned and stretched, for rale of the Loath
ci• . tore of M. DELANGF.,
233 Liberty street oppoaite head of NI .
cod.
jy2t-trs
Gl3l HOSE-31. DELANGE, 233 LIB.
MU street. is tho only Agent for the solo
of the New Patent oven Hydrant
Hose. iy24- t 1 1 ,5
_ -
GEM BELTING, OF THE BEST
Eastern make, Gum Packing and Gaskets,
for sa'o by N. DELANGE,
ma Liberty street opposite head of Wood.
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CHARLES H. SUPER. DRUGGIST.
ORNER PENN AND SAINT CLAIR STREETS,
aon - prepared to furnish
FRUITSYRUPS,
Of the faiot quality, to the trade, in any yu anti
ties to snit purchaserE,
It fir Ponntains refilled at the shortest
notice, and viurranted to giro entire satis
faction. my 24
SMITII & PITCAIRN,
YJEfHi 7 ANT TA I I,oloi,
EIMMINI
C 5'F111.2.1.,:T.
COUNTRY HOMES-
71110 R E CHOICE SITE.% 7 , 011 COEN
TRY midences in LINDEN tl WIVE. Oak
land. are ..tiered for tole. A branch of the Pit
burgh and Ed Lgt Liberty Railway runs into the
centre of the plot. The lots contain one-half
acre and upwards. T.rms only one-tenth Null.
and one-tenth annually. Apply to
W. 0. LESLIE,
At ,:tkland :itatiott
HENRY W. BEAUMONT & CO.,
ILIOMMERLY 01' TILE TWO-MILE
M' IL dealers in Foreign Brandies, %Vines,
ant also, Blackberry, Raspberry , Wild
Cherry, and (Bnaer Brindles. Old Monongahela.
Rye, and oilier J =aim Ruin, Supe
rior Wine Bit tors, :to
No. S 3 I.lberty street.
Fourth street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Hotels, Tavern::. and Families supplied at inpd
srate profits for cash. New Jersey Cider fr.r[;m
ils or hotel purposes. ir3-4nt.l
CORNWELL &,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
(At the 014 established Coach Factory.)
DIT4tIVESNE WAY,
NEAR ST. CEA 111 win EET
Repairing done as usual
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
MT MC . HAZLF.TT
Ilse opened an Ake at
NO. 90 WATER STREET,
Where ho will transact a General Steamboat
Agency tallsinesa, and would solicit a aharo of pat
mnage from steamboat men. ap24-Iyd
MOTIC N
E TO OIL REFINER% AD
IN/ OTHERS.
HIE I'ENNA. SALT MANUFACTURING CO.
Having completed their arranFements for the
manufiteture of
CONCENTRATED OIL OF VITRIOL,
Are now prepared to supply the trade therewith.
Their Platinum Still haring a capacity of 1401'0
lbA per day, they will be enabled to fill orders in
law° quantities without delay.
Addre=+ GEORGE WMIOE:N. agent,
i c t I_3, li d Office. 24 Wood at. Pit tAtz rgh.
PURCHASED BEFORE
THE LATE ADVANCE.
DRY GOODS
OLD PRIC E R ,
BEST PRINTS for I 2 Cis Per Yard.
Muslin Cheeks and Pant latotr, a very
large Assortment, at very low
Priers, for Cash only.
DRESS GOODS I DRESS GOODS ! !
Cheaper than ever, to elose them out.
LACE MANTLES AND POINTS
At Half Prire
Our stock La very large, and we are selling a
great many articles at lees than Eastern package
prices at the proem' time.
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.,
74 Market Street.
To Desossy--Rats. Roaches. Ac.
To Destroy—Mice Moles and Ants.
To Destroy--Bed Rugs.
To Destroy—Moths in Furs. Clothes. &c.
To
Destroy—lnsects on
l ad s F
To row—lnsects on Pant and Fowls,
To stroy--Lusects on Animals, dm
To Destror--Ryery torso-and species of Vermin
The `Ore lioneeellos known"
"Free from Poisons,"
"sot dangerone to the Haman Family."
"Rata do not &son the premises."
"Tb
Sold IV come off out thew holes to die."
All Wawa:Lux Daugssiars in the large cities.
and by Draggisok Groom. Sierekeepers and Re
tailers selawnl.Mn Oonntry Towns and
le&
A. YABBIAgaI in the Owes &ate&
STOCK A CO.. R. & SELMA
rtao.aptkisWkelesidp Agents sift's=
sea reek aa allege: Or
As.
to
AIL
iniiihisy s ate* lad 4
SOUTHERN NEWS. PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Union Prisoners.
, The wounded Federal soldiers, a hun
dred or so in number, who have been
eared for et the various farm-honses in
the vicinity of Savage's Station, on the
York-River Railroad, are being collected
together at that station, and will be sent
thence to the lines of the enemy immedi
ately. Thesecompose the remnant of the
wounded prisoners kept in that localit
the larger portion of whom have been
brought up to the city.
The number of prisoners who had ar
rived in the city at the time of the publica
tion of the official report in the Enquirer,
a few days subsequent to the last oithe recent
series of battles below Richmond, was about
four thousand. We stated at the time that
several thousand more were on the road and
in the hospitals below the city. Nearly all of
these have uow been brought in, and sum
up about four thousand more, making an
aggregate ofnbout eight thousand. Three
thousand of the 4, are still in the Libby
prison, and the remainder have been re
moved to the camp at Belle Isle. When
the returns shall have been romple.te,
will be found that our estimate some time
ago was very nearly the figure, erupwards
of nine thousand.
A Union General as Hostage for
the Purser of the Suniter.
Mr. Henry Myers, the purser of the
Sumter, who was arrested in Tangiers by
the Yankee officials and sent in irons to
Boston, is still held as a prisoner by the
United States. We understand that the
Lincoln Government refused to give him
up, and that he has been informed that he
will neither be released or exchanged. As
he was unjustly taken on neutral ground,
and as Morocco was to weak to demand
his surrender, it is but proper that our
government should refuse to exchange at
least oae of the generals now held as pris
oners until Lincoln and his myrmidons
consent that justice shall be done.—Ex
aminer.
•
Mrs. Beauregard ”SMII
The Charleston Merviry contradicts th
report of the death of Mrs. Beauregard,
wife of our distinguished General. The
country will rejoice to hear that. it is un
true.--:Enquirer, 19th.
Notice) to Delinquent Taxpayers.
OFFICE OF THE COSTRO EQOF ALLEGDENT C0.,1
Pittsburgh, July 23, lbti2.
BY THE LAW Of WAY Ist, 1861,
the Controller is compelled to Me in the
office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Com
mon Pleas a certified statement of all taxes on
real estate for each ward, borough. or township
which has boon returned to him by the Treasurer
at the end of each year, for exoneration, as un
eoile and uncollect able.
This statement tallied in detail in a docket pre
pa, ed for the purpoaa, and terrains a lien on &aid
property until cults paid. A emirs burins, In the
form of a *cur fae.<29 on a mortgage. will be is
sued against the parties so charged, in the name
of Allegheny county, and one year from the re
turn day of the writ of seine faciae, a wri of I.;-
vari facia* may be issued, and the proper'y forth
with cold. Purchasers nt Push sale will a-quire
a perfect title, Notice is hereby given to partiee
interested, to Pare Baste by makina immediate
Payment In One Youth from this date s writ of
core faniaa will be issued against delinquents for
taxes ot 181 d and previous years,
HENRY LAMBERT,
Contaoller. I
iY24-lwa-w:it
LINDSEY'S BLOOD SEABCIIER
The GENUINE ART/CLE, prepared by the
original inventor, Dr. d. M. LINDSEY. which
has oroveil itself to 1,9 invaluable in the cure of
SCEOFIRLA.
Cancerous Formations
cutaneous Disease::
Erystpelate,
faollm,
Pimples on the "'IMF:
Nore Eyes.
Scab" Head.
Wetter Affections,
Old and Slubboru Uleerm.
Rheumatic Hisorderti,
Oympepois
Cowilveness.
Jaundice.
Salt Rhenium,
Nerourial Dloeases,
General DebUlty
Liver Complaint.
LOllfe of Appetit*.
Low Spirits,
Foul Stoniaeli.
Female Complaints,
Together with all other
Disorders from an
Improper Condition of the
Circulatory System. •
As a General Tonle
us Effects are MOOS
Ilealstiont. amid
cannot fall to Benefit
where need Perseveringly
According to Directions
Is offered to the public as a medicine In every
way worthy of confidence, it having now stood
the test of many years, with the result of a rapid•
ly increasing demand.
AS A TON LC it has no equal. Unlike the
many vile mixtures called " Bitters," iterates no
false appetite. bat gives tone and vigor to the
system gradually and permanently.
A SPCILIOUS .4.11710 Lt beingdn the market.
renders great caution zreetsamu7 in purchasing.
Ask for that prepared by Dr. LDTDSEY. and take
no other.
SL ON JOHNSTON. Drum/iv..
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Corner Smithfield and Fourth streets.
17 4-ileod2m-w2m Pittsburgh
JOHN FLEECIER,
0 13 N S DI I P II
26 corner Old. and Beaver els,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
Lane Mock of Guns of all demoripti_on_;_on haat
or made to order. and for Bale at LOWEST CASH
PRICES.
Repairing promptly attended to.
noliklyer-my3l-dtf
WANTED.
AT ADOBE'S DISTILLERY,
189 FIRST STREET,
Two men to run an engine. with some expe
rience in grinding grain. Je23-11
THE ASSIGNS= OF PAGE. JR!,
for the purpose of clash!, their trust. wi ll
offer for ude at the Merchants' =change. onSat
urday. July 26.1862. at 11 o'clock. A. is. about 60
Gror of Boerhave's Holland Bitters: also a large
number of &aline against different t ersons in the
Western and z:outhern States, on socount of Hol
land Bitters sent to them for sole on commi•sion.
Terms cosh. HILL BITRGWIN.
W. 0. BITOHAIT,
Assignee;.
ir/4-2taw2w
July 12.
GRAVEL. FELT. AND CANVAS
ROOFING.
meATEßAALteCONinuurnar oar
Iv'. hand, for sale with instructions; Also
IRON SATURATED kDR ROOFS
Our work is not to be melted by that of any
Roofer in Western Pennalvania.
B. F. SE E, 711 Smithfield et,
je2s-3sid Pittsburgh-
THIN DAY—
Alit °Mei a oomplet• assortasset of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
IC N. Main a CIO.,
aW • la Iteascal Aron. Aniskins eirn
ARRIV BD.
Franklin. Bennet. Brownsville.
Ganstuy Oak. Brawmovilla.
rot. Basard. Feeble.. Elisabeth.
':icience._Johnston.- Whoeli
(13 /den Bra. Terry. Cincinnati
DEPARTED.
Ca!lnFranklin Clark, Benno; Browranrine6
tik do
roe.&Ward. Peebles Elissheth.
t;oienoe. Johnston. w heaps.
for The River—Last. evening at twilit/a
there were BIZ Eaet At inches water in the chan
nel by the metal mark, amt swelling slowly, The
rise is from the Allegheny.
Sig" Business was pretty active on. file
wharf yesterday, caused by the Attesting, lift.
W) — The tine packet, Lavinia Logan,
Capt Bryson, leaves this day at 4p La gosi ively.
She is a good boat, light draught, is that rate or•
der, and in charge of experience - I and attritive
officers VVe take pleasure in recommending; Unit
Bryson and boat
ler The new and splendid passenger
steamer Brilliant. Capt A 0 Mason, ta anuciaseed
to leave today for St Louis and the Upper Mis
sissippi This boat is enti,ely new, and was built
under the superinten once of Capt Mason. sat
is complete in every respevt elm b. 5 been pie.
nouneed one of the beat boats of the eeaauq tlO
understand that Capt BC blazon will take tbasgs
of the office
. The Saint Clair is down
for Ca egti. pt Cochran's pre , ty stea the mer just name
finished at
our landing bhe waa built under the austeria
tendence of Copt It D Oo,bren: one of the most
experienced boat builders in the West Melt
complete in every respect She I. announced for
Cincinnati sad Louisville to-day It gives UPEZ
ti
sure to note the promotion of our esteemed
George Cochran, to the captaincy of,. fit* a at.
car Tito now passenger steamer - Bx- -
chan g e, Capt J W Anawalt, leaves this day posi
tively for Cincinnati. Cairo, and St Louis Shp
has inst returned brow her fivet trio. ha per.
formed to the entire satistaellon of al , on
Capt Anawalt i 8 an obliging and popular akar.
Mr Dales. who has charge of the 01 500. Will SOO
that passengers are well eared for
Our River Correspondent*.
ZASILSVILLE. July 24.1 M,
CAPT WAI EVANS •
Dear Sir:—n e have conch:4(4 to tie u n for the
present, and win not be out aut.!! utter we pant
and make necessary repuii3 I will write 3uu
again before we leave this plan"
Yours. Iti ti WILSON,CIe►k: .
For Cincinnati. Lontaritic. Urn. et.
Louis. ustiona. Dubuque anti at. Fnut
1111 b DAY. JULY • 0; 4 P
Ady,....r e THE NO ABB ELEGANT
gre - f=e - WA: Steamer BA Locate"
commander. will lessees annouueed ahem
Fes freight or passage apply am beerd or to
j 72 J B. LI V I.MisTUDI a CU.. Amts.
For Cincinnati and Louisville
THE LlCltrr unit MUT
passenger steamer. LM'IM tA
L AN, Capt. Bryson. will 1..0ve at unsay - at 4
p.m • posit iv ely. for E eight. ar pas.age apply on
board or to
OMMUMI
For St. Louis, Galena. Dubuque •
St. Paul
SATURDAY, JULY
THE NEW AND SPLENDID
_Paateneer . dayter 11... lAN T.
above. aeon Coottaerlder. WI leave as eatteated
For freight or paarageleardeon board or to
1)211 OHS FLACK. Agent.
For Saint Loafs.
THIS D 11, THE 231 h INST
sigMeTHE WIEST- CLARE_ PAL
BENIiER eteamer EXCHANGE *
J. W. Anawalt. commander will leave for the
above ports as per announcement.
For freight or pawage apply o
board or to
.4.25 HIEN FLACK. Agent.
For Cincinnati, Louisville, Calm, Mk
Louie, Gale S na, Dabisque, sad
Paul
FRIDAY. JULY 1.6.4 P. M.
riznntrrtNl.:ee 0..
commander, will l,
ave for the abovo ports. as per
announcement.
For freight or Ram: r isa . appM , cu board or to
JY26 J. R. LI% Cu.. Acmte,
A CARD.
DISEASES OF THE
THROAT AND LUNGS •
CATARRH, SORE THROAT. BRONCHITIS.
ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION.
TAKE THIS M.E4NIS TO INFORM
the public, and all those patients sufferingfrons
htemors of the Throat and Lamm that
I have arrived in Pittsburgh. and taken rooms;
MONONGAHELA HOME.
Vhere Itaay be consulted for unsuited time.
In regard to Bromehttla, Asthma, QM
anueptiou, diseases which aro so fatally inter
esting to a large-portion of manitind, and evident
ly on the increase in the United rtatea of America:
it is desirable that correct idoes should emietso fur
as the present advanced conditieu of medical
science can furnish them.
We know that in all dilemmas a timely Antilles
doe of rational remedies is more than half the
battle, and the aphorism which iches that
ventionis better than a cure.' applies with pe
culiar force to the case of ilenauinetiOn, which,
once FIRMLY established. raroly, if erer„grrei
way, even in the most aiilful treatment aucl the
most sedulous care.
Let all. therefore. who have reason to appre
hend the evidenco of the srais of the disease (acre
felons diathesis) in th-mseives or their cauldron.
not fail to obtain such sale tat? advice . with rode
renew to the repletion of their diet aid the pres
ervation of their health. ma TAY long experience
ettabice me to mve m.
Positively no fee for examination of the Cheat
and professional advice.
HERMAN BUCHLER, M. D.,
(Lose Assistant of Dr. Itobort
Note—For the infonnatioa of patients suffer
ng from Catarrh. Sore Throat. Bronchitis. stub
ima, and Consumption. I wish to sta' e that my
visit to Pittsburgh cannot pcssit4 be extended
beyond her weeks from this date.
Patlento should, therefore, embrace the oppor
tunity to consult me at ones, or at the earlicetwas
venienoe; they thereby insure to theuweiree the
privilege of beginning, and (in some imsem ems
plating their sere under my own pommel direc
tion, while afterwards they will have to depend
on written directions or correspondence.
In order to •:tend the benefits of the treat
ment by Inhalation to the lees wealthy althea. of
Pittsburgh. I am willing to aoeept eases at a re
duced fee.
11WAN =TIM =, X. D..
16.0111 o• boars from 6 a.. L. to 7 r.
Jrl6.2wd
BONABIA AND elHOEti AT ATV.
TlON.—Thle alienator' at 'Memotie INC
Anotke Ron" will beaus(' a itaaoti . .y of LADIES
BONNETS Also BOOTS„ ek...d Gar.
TEKS of O•Cd7 deseririon.
37r , T, A at et,IALLAND. Auctioneer.
STRAY.
ABROWN COW. THREW TZARS
old. bas been taken up by. Mr ; 'Rena
rehnelltmok, East Liberty. Tte owner On li.ve
the sauna by proving property. mire 10 , its
feed and this advertisement ir24-Ftd
•
For General Meagher's Brigade.
TSE EnrnsersiciNED MIAVING
b en autortsed by the War Leto • stemet to
recruit a Company for the celebrated huh b.
trade under coipmand of Gen.ral Meagher., end
open a liserniung Moe in this city for that p • r.
•meln a few days. A ob.naid opfoßt'uoir,
then b offered to join the mom di t.ngu.sh ed
ores in the service,
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The Philosophic Burnet.
iii.:DEßrs NEW DOCMLE•ACTS gibs
AM. Philosophic Bartow fur Carbon Oil Is now
Common t possesses may advantages over doss
Bazaars. -
1. It makes a large or mall light with Perfect
combustion.
2. It will burn any quantity of oil with refers.
3. It can be used with a long or short chimney.
4. It can be used as a taper night•lamp.
t alwals be made to burn econondesliP.
6. t is more mil/ wicked than any other
burner.
7. It can' be trimmed mid lighted without re.
moving the cone.
f.
t throws all the whits tight above the one.
The chimney can be roil:loved or inserted
without touching the data. •
These burners are th e oowmnu NO. the. and
can be . put on any buoy now in we. Every per
son using Carbon Oil 244 null have • itiked.pio
Burner. Price 23 cents; per duren 62. Sold at No. No. SI POURTB street. Plush& eh. .
ie2s-lydw P. INA IrDF.V.
L AKE SUPERIOR COPPER MIN ES
=EEO
SMELTING WO R
PARK. BM'CIUNIMIt Mr. CO.,
Manufaoturere of
Sheath. Brasiers' and Bolt capp er . pr esse d C op .
Der }lassoing, Raised Still Uottorn%iNpt
Bolder, 80. Also importers and
doißors in Metals, Ile
Plate, hon.
he.
AP Constantly on band. rumen's
airools. Warehouse. No. 141 FIRST and eau
B ND STRLETS, Pittsburgh, Penna.
letin6 Special orders at Copper out to ail Ilan rehl
• dsnirdsull
CAPT M, AVE.