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" 0 " PARK ROW. NEW YORK. and a *WAIT
:Mr •VOTTON are our swats for the Haiti
ross in those cities. aad ate au
thorised to tate Advertisements and Subscriptions
for u at our-Lesseol Rata.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY •31
CITY AND NII6IIIIOIIIIOOII INTELLIGENCE
PILE PAPERS WANTED
We need a few papers to comp!' Lt• our
files, for which we will pay liberal 13 at our.
counting roam. They are as folio Stil
—Nov. 21st., 28th, 29th, (21. 18,
wiry 14th.
Cast Iron Mouldings.
In a paper on this subject recently read
before the London Association of Fore
man Engineers, the author stated that
those who conducted the process of manu
facturing iron castings were little, if at all,
indebted to any published works on science
or art.depending mostly ontheir own inge
nuity and personal experience in conduc
ting the. work. The different qualities of
pig iron is an intricate subject. to under•
stand, because there is such diversity
among them, and without a knowledge of
their nature the moulders cannot work to
advantage. The density of one brand
sometimes differs from another to the ex
tent of twelve pounds to the cubic foot,
And as the cohesive strength is generally
in pro - portion to the density- of iron, the
moulder must know this in order to pro
duce castings for different purposes.—
There is also great diversity in the crys
tallization, as well as in the fusibility and
fluidity of different pig irons. Some are
distinguished for a fine, tirm grain, others
for purity and freedom from dross, and
others for the beautiful polish which is
capable of being given to castings. With
all these different traits and qualities a
foreman should be acquainted.
Feeding the Poor at Williams
burg.
Col. David Campbell, of the Fifth Penn
sylvania Cavalry, the popular and etliciene
Military Governor Of Williamsburg. Va.,
is taking prompt measures to provide for
certain citizens of that place, in indigent
circumstances, who have applied to him
for subsistence. By the Cavalier, a sol
diers' paper published at Williamsburg,
we observe that he has issued an order di
recting the Quartermaster of the post to
take charge of the property known as
Newport Mills, to be used under his direc
tion in grinding . wheat (of which the Gov
ernment has large quantities in sheaf and
in store) into flour, to be distributed
among - the poor of the city and vicinity.
This action is necessary. it would appear,
from " the want of energy, or from other
cause," of the owners of the mills. It
.t?r t ;mises. at all events, to meet the ewer
gentry,
,Rodies orPeunsylwania Soldiers
- Unclaimed.
The bodies of the following unclaimed
soldiers have been interred by Mr. A. I.
Case, the government undertaker, oft;rand
street, in Cypress Hill Cemetery, New
York:
Wm. Auchinback, co. K, 93d Pa.
.las. Hamilton, co. I. 103 Pa.
D. D. Williams. co. G, 53d Pa.
.lOhn Morel!. co. 1. outb
Henry klazCll, 'pith Pa.
Stacy Grey, co. I, 03d Pa.
Thomas Dann, co. I, 104th Pa.
Charles M. Appleton, 72d Pa.
Wm. H. Murray, co. C, 101si
John Higgins, Co. E, G-1d :
Morris IL Ha} - es, co. 1, t...5th I'a.
Samuel B. Tassnacht, co. F. 93(1 Ps
Ebenezer Chase, co. F. 53d Pa.
equal Railroad Accident.
On Tuesday evening, about half past
Eve o'clock, John Hunter, about 20 years
of age, employed at Negley Co.'s coal
works, was killed by the Turtrle Creek
accommodation traintrain on the Pennsylvania
Railroad. Deceased, who had just jumped
1 :-om a coal car on the siding, was stand
ing on the track near Braddock's sta
tion, when the accommodation ap
proacheu, watching a freight train on the
track. The engineer of the accommoda
tion sounded ...he whistle, but Hunter did
not hear it, prob.shlY owing to the noise of
the freight train; t- he engine was then re•
versed, but he was stn. ck and thrown some.
distance, receiving injui.es which termi
nated fatally a few hours la.'er• He leaves
a wife and child at Braddock 'a Field.
Witr Meetings.
Meetings to provide bounty for v.' l u,'
teers are being held in every part of ,`he
State, and they are invariably large, en
thusiastic, and unanimous in sentiment
and feeling. We notice recent meetings at
Williamsburg, Hollidaysburg, Johnstown,
and Altoona. The latter was held on last
Saturday night. W. H. Wilson, Esq.,
presided, and the proceedings. were en
livened by excelled. instrumental and
vocal music. Stirring and eloquent ad
dresses were delivered by John Scott,
Esq., Hon. Samuel Calvin, L. J. Neff,
Esq., Lieut. H. 11. Hopkins, Col. L. W.
Hall, and others.
Painful Accident.
On Monday morning a lad named Tay
lor, employed in Coleman's rolling mill,
met with a shocking accident. It appears
that it was his duty to seize the bar as it
came through the roll for the last time,and,
with the assistance of another lad,
straighten it. By some means he failed
to catch the end of one of the bars of half
inch iron, and it passed through his leg,
requiring the use of the tongs to withdraw
it. It is feared the wound is of such a
character as to necessitate the amputation
of the leg.
The Anderson Troop.
We have frequently made mention of
the "Anderson troop," an independent
cavalry company, and General Buell's
body guard. Its thoroughness in drill,
and fine personnel, has gained for the Key
stone State the official acknowledgment of
having raised "the best cavalry company
in the United States service." The Sec
retary of War has acceded to General Bu
ell's request that the troop may . be in
creased to a battalion, and we are inform
ed that officers are to be sent to Philadel ,
phia, and other points in this State, to
recruit for the battalion.
War Meeting in Allegheny.
The storm of Tuesday evening interfered
so much with the meeting announced to
take place in the Diamond, Allegheny
city, that it has been. postponed until Sat
urday evening. A large crowd, who had
met before the rain, subsequently organ
ized , a meeting in the market house, with
Col: R. P. McDowel, as President, Wm.
C. Stockton as - Vice President, and Jos.
E. Robinson as Secretary. Addresses
were delivered by Hon. Robert McKnight
and Rev. J. D. Turner, chaplain of the
Fourth Pennsylvania Cavalry.
Injured on the Railroad.
James Kerr, of - Latrobe. an employee
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.. was
severely injured last week at Huntingdon.
He wag unloading railroad iron from a
truck, when one of the rails struck him
under the left knee, lacerating his
leg terribly and also injuring his foot.
He was brought home on Saturday,
and is now in a fair way of recovery.
Co3lllllff Baek.
Carncross & Dizey's ministrel troupe,
who.recently delighted-our—community
w i t h a andoesit;tbeir :choicest entertain=
menu will be here . again next week a n d
gisdroiel (midi fooroidOommui, soap I
inency waning at Concert
NM's!: weloosel.
,Itttirlll Water Care
TF
illroftner years.
It is a delightful , place for itiyalid or pleas
ure sicker,' comlnnitig -the: Mivantages of
pure Mr, pure water, baths of every de
aCription, aid Pleasant society. The gym
nasium, bowling
,saloon and promenades
add to the attractions. Among the visitors
now, sojourning here are Rev. J. J.
Marks, Chaplain of the ofid, just returned
from a Richmond prison. A few weeks
can he pleasantly spent here, at moderate
expense. even if business calls the visitor
to the city daily, as the railroad company
are issuing tickets good for the month of
August at $5,15.
Defending the Border.
The Wheeling Intelligencer states that
arrangements are now being made to or
ganize a sufficient force to prevent the ex
pected raid upon Parkersburg. Several
young men of Parkersburg, known to be
rebels, have recently left that place,
it is
believed with a view of joining the Moc
casin Rangers, whose numbers are con
stantly increasing. The guerrillas are be
coming very bold and saucy, and there is
every reason to anticipate that they intend
rnaking a raid upon the border.
Teachers Nominated.
The following teachers were placed in
nomination by the Fourth Ward School
Board of Allegheny City on Tuesday even
ing : House No. .I—lrincipal, Thos. E.
Wakeham; Assistant, Miss M. Hamilton.
Grammar Department—Misses J. Reed,
S. Hamilton, E. Davidson, M. Wallace.
Medium Department—Misses M. White,
.1. Johnston, C. Carr, M. Thompson.—
Primary Department—Misses R. IVithe
row, U. Hammond. House No. s—Prin
cipal, R. Morton; Assistant, Miss Ellen
May. Medium Department—Miss M: .1.
McCassland. Miss A. E. McCall, Mrs. C.
Johnston. Primary Department—Misses
M. *McCallister, M. Morton, A. E. Glass.
Camp Meetings.
The following camp meetings will be
held during next month and September:
Ligioner Circuit. August 2Stli : Black
Lick, near Armagh. Indiana Co., Septem
ber 1 . 1 th ; Dayton Circuit, on - Rover's farm,
liittanning and Punxatawney pike. August
49th: Freedom. August 21st; Tarentum,
August 13th. The committee will meet
those who desire to select tenting places
on the latter ground, to-day, leaving by
the 114- train on the A Ileghen N'ulley Rail
road.
Subscription Hooks Opened.
Byth" notice in another place it will be
seen that the Executive Committee have
caused books to be opened, at Kramer A:
Bahia's. this city, and at the Mechanics'
Bank, Allegheny. for subscriptions to the
bounty fund fur volunreers. Let all come
fm.ward at once and giv e according to t heir
ability.
Little Cambria
Li t tle Cambria has her qiwia r.t two
companiei , nearly ready for the io id. tine
wa , expected to leave i'br tiarrisbur:4 to•
day. and sixty names were on ilia muster
roll or the other. mak , s nearly two
thousand non titrnishea by 'anti tia .omt
ty since the breaking out of the war.
tinny net.
The Eagle boys have mad , - arrang.•
molts for a banquet. t.: Lat given at th.
!•zeaton House, Diamond, to-morrow even
ine. at 9 o'...eloelz. It promises to I:,
pleasant atrair, and at fondant, win 1,,
large.
War Meeting in Penn Township.
A mass meeting is to be held at the-tore
of W. B. Mitchell, Sandy Creek, Penn
township. on Saturday oven ng next . Thos.
M. Marshall, F.aq. and others, are ex
petted to he present and address the meet
ing.
Another Squad.
Lieut. Emanuel Gross will leave for Har
risburg to-day with a F.econd Squad of re
cruits fur the 63d and other of the old
Pennsylvania regiments. Lieut. 6. has
been very successful iu reerniting here.
True Bill Found.
'1 he grand jury in the United titan•=
District Court yesterday found n true hill
against J. C. Hays, postmaster at Mead
ville. He is charged with breaking open
a letter addressed to the postmaster at
New 'York city.
Fairs.
1 he Beaver county Agricultural Society
will hold its tenth annual Fair on the 24th.
2rult and 211th of September, The Cono
tuangh Agricultural Society will hold it
annual exhibition on the st h. oth and lath
of October.
Tax-Collectors.
ugustus Ammon has been linpointed
qiiector for the bormigh of Binning
am, I Joseph A. Bctler collector of
. c h no l. ta. xes in the Sixth ward.
Ch ea p ILO the Watchword.
Boots, Shoes And Hoop Skirts of all
kinds, styles ant,l prices, at the Masonic
Hall Auction Houoe. 53 Fifth street.
Resiu:n ed.
Lieut. Col. Armstrong;. of Col. Leasure's
Roundhead regiment, no" . pn th.• Penin
sula, has been compelled to reign on ac
count of ill health.
Carneross and Dixeyss
Minstrels at Concert Hell, Monday even
ing, August 4th.
Bank Note Quotations.
Corrected for the Post by Feld & Lare,
of the National Bank Arote Reporter.
(The Reporter is publis;Sed monthly, at
One dollar a year in advance: Office Dis
patch Building Pittsburgh, Pa. )
Hides uncertain at preempt .
PITTSBURGH. J my 30,1862.
Viecoun
New England States.
New York State
New York City
New Jersey ,
Pennsylvania, (Philadelphia) •
- Pittsburgh, except specie
Paying par
" Bank 4,1 Pittsburgh, prem. lo
Iron City Bank; prem .... ... .. I 0
Meohanles' Bank pram la
Country Banks, except
specie paying "i:''
' • Bank of Beaver Co., prem.. '•
" Bank of Fayette Co.. Kew.. • .
** Franklin Bank of Wash
ington. Prem b
Monongahela B'k.Browns•
villa. prem
Delaware par
District of Columbia 2
Maryland, Baltimore
1 p, 84. ..,
Interior .. /3 (g...
Virginia, Wheeling I i
Branches
Interior ' 10(1040
North Carolina no
South Carolina bti
Georgia ra
Alabama 50
Louisiana 50
Kentucky i , ',
Tennessee 50
Ohio par
Indiana,Free 3
Dlinois
Bank of the State par
3r.04 1
Wisconsin
lowa 1
Michigan . 1
Missouti 3rdeo
Canada.. pram 5
Exchange selling rates ou New York
and Philadelphia i 1;4 cent. over bankable
funds.
Coin—Gold selling at 1501.6, and sil
ver at 106412' t cent over bankable fluids,
.10111 PH MUM
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
ItAIWPACTSWII
- AIMAPLAIIIt
' I ' I atILIWIiii
WaintilnkneigintralLlkinaliff.
11* 410111911111 L
TO-DAVE( ADVEETISBNENTS
D. B. MACRUIf
DRY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS, UPC.
OPENING.
MACRUM & GLYDE
ktestieetfully beg leave to infirm the Public
that, having leased the STORE ROOMS NO. 7%
MARKET STREET. ant completely refitted
them, we will open. on
MONDAY, AUGUST 3d
An entire new Stozh
Titi MI DINGS,
FANCY GOODS,
Comprising the Latest and Styles of
Dress 'lrristazuktr,s,
Esubroiderifw.
4 ent4' Furnishing' Cloodm,
Mimicry and Glovr!.,
Head Drewieri and Nei*
Millinery Goods,
Ribbonti.
Sloop Skitllk RU4 Frt.nelt i'orwein
Bedide.4 fl great variety of small Ware.? and No
our entire Stook comporkt(i of
FRESH NEW GOODS.
Which, with hardly an eceepti.h. b.tigbE
',afore the late advance in prit , e. in Thai wa aro
enabled to aell almost every thin.. uc tii4i
ul,T► It A. 'l"' 17;
We n ,ta particular attention to oar
LADIES' AND MISSES' Skiitih.
A tu,,rigst which will be t. , titi , l the itv,..“,t
Fre►.et.' Drapes.le Sic it is
Flexure Skirtio.
Orlbarii.? , A Ciaec-sei,.ai.', iti iaciw
Awl a general variety id tale b..t ot ail
sizes, in white and mil; rad.
is e h
st,wk vi (;ENTLEAII.:Vi..III.I
runxistllNG GOODS
if wbl.•t A cc.• ha.e a full
.I..•ur ,4 ‘7,11 . .
thing u-untly kept in a well-aria,:wed THIII
MISII
eOl3ll Putira s h. s(r'..•t 1
IN a'.:' 10 in.
patronage puhli•'.
tape to e ue a t..,11
N.-14 ICI M .1c l:L1 f)
D. 7' 31ar1L4.1
1:01010 Fili•flit !i/e
4.:1 .114 1. , . 11
SUNDRIES
IMP {IWO% C1111.11111e; Chanstiannv
:10 Canes Ihil..ltalliest Claret :
300 Cinico• Nectarine Pit 11111 II
NVilliat bill Mi . till t• i l
Ng). 124 , NN 1:1:ET
111110EMI ERS iN T 111: Eaa': 11 a I
- 1 ONE 14 'WA it 10 , h 1 It E t)(,
XX
OWIFERIED UV Till: 4.1 LOS
TON. TOE A If% ANCE IN LEATHER
NATIONAL TAX. AND IkEPICECIA-
•WHIN 01' CUICILENC 1% .11.1. CON
SPIRE TO A DI, Nl'6 , : 11001 N .\]D
BETOND ALL
bZ7
BUT
CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE.
%o. 62 Fifth street.,
HAVE MADE coviritAirrs EV PHIL.
A lIELPMA AND CINCINNATI A
YEAR A II E A Iv
NIP WIE SEIALL
STILL NELL AT ABOUT
HALF THE USUAL PRICE.
NOTICE
. . _
ANELECTION COIL SEVEN DIRK
TO KS of the Creßion Sp, in Company. to
serve for on e yo.ar, will beheld et Cresson, Cone
brio eounty, on the 11r4t. Monday of August !telt,
4th in.t. A. C. 1.:1,1 4 Seerot try.
July , 1.101;1. ir3o.3t
20.000 AWN% ELS Dl' RYE
Wanted at
. MOORE' S DISTILLER Y.
Will pay the highest cash pri,!as.
THOMAS' MOORE,
88 First street, Pittsburgh:
SETH EXTRACTED WITUOU
T
PAIN by the use of an apparatus whereby
no drugs or galvanic battery are used. bledi
oat gentlemen and their families have their teeth
extracted by my process. and are ready to testify
as to the safely and painlessness of the operation,
whatever has been said by persons interested in
smarting theecmtrary, havingno knowledge of my
process.
1151.AILTIFICIAL TEETH inserted
arrantry
style, and charges as low, as will the
beat of material in all cases.
E. DUDDY. Dentist,
IAI Smithfield street
aol4ly-iP
JOHN LITTLE. jr.,
NO, 106 FOVRTII STREET,
STOCK 4ND BILL BROKER ,
Promissory Notes, Stock Bonds. and Mortgages
bought and sold. JY.S
OWEN BYRNE,
MEROHANT TA.noit,
49 St. Clair Street.
3ENTLERRN'S CLOTHING MADE TO OR
DER CHEAP FOR CASH.
mi - Aviure ,itarIURNED FROM NEW
MR YORK, With op, Choice stock of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and EM3T/NOS, which can be
purchased at primp fir below the usual rates.
air Great induccesewte offered to cult buyers. '
IIIOICE BUILDING LOTS EON SALE
C
—Very_pleasantly ettuate cn Rebecca street,
Al[ashen) , CirY, being a division of a large gar
den, with fruit trees, shrubbery, etc . and easy of
access by Passenger Railway. Persons desirous
of securing a good and pleasant location for a res
idence are partieularly invited to look at these
lots. which are offered at low prices and on easy
terms. Call and see the plan at our office.
S. CUTHBERT Ma r NE,
iY29 ke SOt
street.
_AI ME HALL FOX RENT—BITIITATE
Omer of Fifth sad Sadthlkild Wrests. oPPO
- the Pad Office. le well lighted ! L ed em y of
afflaii. and i011 . 41:1114111149 POSINOImo.
B.ffiB=T A 80N8,
1111 Reeked stmt.
0/L a L'us e ic oemAirrur
:int AMT. ilMWood *Nei.
TO-DAY'S ADVE'RT/SEXILFTS
d;:-7•LE4CT1111E AT THE noes ihrie
7 COLLEGE. corner of Peam and St. Clair
street*, Thuriday morning at II i. it.
POLITICAL ECONOMY.
R. C. eLTDR
Rooms Or THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
4.1" ALLEGHENY Comm.
Pittsburgh, July 30M.1882.
TIIIMMEETING OF TRIM EXECU-
Tor E COM gITTEE held this day. the fol
lowing resolution was adopt.ql:
Rego/ve , /. That subscription hooks be opened at
the Ranking 110S170 of Messrs. Kramer Sr Rabin,
t Fifth street, Pittsburgh, and at Mechanics'
Bank Federal street. Allegheny City, and that
notice to that effect he published in the city pai•
rem.
In netairdanee with the above, books for sub
seriptious to the. Bounty Fund for Volun.
term from Allegheny county have been opened
at the places irdieated In the resolution.
Inc Committee would most respectfully but
earnestly appeal to every citizen, to come forward;
in tilt , : important crisis of our National Affairs,
neJ eontri hunt, t .) the extent (Allis ability, to aid
in phieine in the hn d, iu the shortest possible
time.; he quid a of volunteers required from this
cietaly. THOS. M. How E.
41.1 President of Committee.
TILE NEW NATIONAL TAX LAW
AND 1110TIONS,
HET THE BEST. LARGE TY es
WiTII PAIZAG/tA HEAD - tXII INI,EX
BY EARTH 11: BEST AND MOST SAT
MAC MR ti tdirinn rdere..l is ;he
siiTIZEN'B STANDARD :DTME)
Pul.lished I.y 11.41•114+ ck CO.. and f or 5a le I,y
kienr,v .111tarr. It lute. the prefrronce over all
others in business eirrlei. It tho last reyi,ed
and
CTII EZta TICATIED CO 9" .
Uloiadp.
WAN 'r
Tr. sell this !leg already had nil ist
Salo in tire great seaheard eitier. and agent,
have made rival ten to fifteen &liars per day it
its :late. Everylicely Must have Ti 1 • 01 , 3 ,-- ever3
o radio • r, every me 7 ehant, every mechanic
and every filmier. r it - 1,411100,er edition,.
btketi. Sample Mpie.l sent,
1. 0, if - Paid. on rereitit of - ten eente.
to
11 EN It 711 N E It.
No. 74 :1.1 Fintt 'IOC( 11.,r Post
Offico. jy.:l
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111S0111' HAIL 11,01101 ROOMS,
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11111SftES A N CII DRE N ' S
IT. A lo.ns, , 'l.• Pantalettt, Ac. , at All.
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t..'erV A i.eri..)911 this W..ek. tit M acne
Hall Au: Etrect.
T. A. :Her LELI.A ND.
Aurtionee...
E 1111 i S 1141:%. ES or 1.11:31IONS (A
-RA 1,1110 arriTo thia day, and tnr :Fale
by IiETM ER A: ,
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a At %tit Ll.Elili EN Y
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ei-el:ent• ti.i •• .1 lie toll:nod in orde. . "rile F , Ol. Apply ut
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i.flLOll. ti2termin ok try
Arc re , e:l , l t4f ne,
Tiii.ll,ll)NUS AND BONNET Jahlioys,
83/ B ROW ERIES AND
REAL LACE (I 00 LiS
LINEN (',1.11111?IC HANDKERCHIEFS,
GENTS SHIRTS. COLLARS aad M.'s,
SKIRTS, CORSETS.
HAIR NETS.
The atteithoii whotealo buyer` ig invited to
oar present. Atock.
LLATIK Eli BELTING—
uorr saws N. Y. M '
ell tinned and stretched, for pale at the Leath.
cr . tore of M. MELANGE.
233 Liberty street opposite head of Wood.
iYI9-wtf
GUM HOSE—M. DELASGE, 233 LIB.
EitTY !trent, id the only Agent for the halo
of the NQ W Patent Woven Hydrant
11101 , 44 , . jyk9-wtf
GUM BELTING, OF THE BEST
Eastern make, Gum Packing and Gaskets,
for Dale by M. DELLNGE,
233 Liberty street opposite howl of IGLI
jy2ti-wtf
Read Read : Read
HIGHLY IMPORTANT 1 ! I
CAJEEAT RELIEF TO TUE AFFLICT.
411 -R ED, aim those suffering from weakness of
s ght:
TO ALL, YOUNG AND OLD
f you wish to experience great relief in your
Olt, try the world-renowned
RUSSIAN PEBBLE BPECFAELES.
Purchasers will continue to find perfect satisfac
tion by trying these Spectacles. rio.don4 by
J. DIAMOND. Optician.
Flo. 89 Fifth street. Post Building,
The Russian Pebble inserted in old frames, if
desired.
Beware of juipostera and Pretenders.
iYZ2
TUIS DAY-
J ust opened a complete assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
W. 11. MORES & Co.,
my 9 lia Federal street, Allegheny tits:
BOOTS, SHOES. AND GAITERS AT
a bargain at
SATIN PAPERS—
FOR HALLS. ROOMS Jr CEILINGS.
for sale at the lowest rates for cash. at
JOS.. R. HUGHES.
iylo ItY7 Market street. Deer Meet y.
'MOT ASH-10 GASSES POTASH FOR
x — s a e b y HENRY H. COLLINS.
iy2S
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTOIUI
WO are now manufacturing a superior eritiole of
which we are prepared to deliver from our COAL
YARD, seMe LIBERTY STREET.
Bud quality of Family Coal always on
hand aansuaL
infassoN. arairsair a
DWARD O. 41OLDEar, A Mira ey as
Ce ecauwelor at law. KAllawlgar. &matron
_m.w Pa.
B. B.—The oasettled Madam etthelate firm of
Geßea sad Patten will be iittacied to ozalwevety
wMr . dilokilm I
1 4t LONG, 1110. jiff
strestd: • *albs . •
WoodWakeir * • •
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I'IZEML! 1 1 . ,F,A1 I F'i L,
f: k f.•S. liAi:ftl
17 Fifth street
rIII.II.IIIXuS
i:AToN, MACRI'M & CO..
"N 0.17 Fifth street
BORLAND'S
LIME,
Piuii--
CONCERT
orTunx OF THE 'FAVORITES
Foil. POSITIVELY FOUR NIGHTS ONLY
Commencing Monday Evn'g. August 4th.
CARNCROSS ds DIXET'S
MINSTRELS,
its STAR PERFORMERS.
The Troupe is now en its return to Philadel
phia, to reopen their Opera House, which has
been newly fitted up with new scenery and ap
pointments, making it the most beautiful
TEMPLE OP MINSTRELSY IN AMERICA.
'rickets 25 cents: Children Umtata.
Doors open wt 7 1.2: commence at
teelock.
N. lt. The Company cannot positively perform
her longer than the time mentioned above, us
they appear in Harrisburg August s th.
FRANK EDWARDS,
Agent,
iymaki
DOUGHERTY'S MELODEON
FANNIE WILSON,
FANNIE WILSON.
JULIA MORGAN,
JULIA MORGAN,
mANTER, MORRISSEY
MASTER- MORRISSEY
W. C. MORGAN,
w. C. MORGAN,
AND ALL THE CHAAIPION,
THIS EVENING.
Public Sale of Orizaba Iron Works, So
phia Furnace, Etc.
PURSUANCE OV AN ALIAS OR.
R DER issued out of the District Court ef Alle
gheny County, in the Commonweilth of Pennsyl
vania, to N 0.3 of November Term. 1853, I will
expose to publio sale, at the Merchants' Exchange
on Four h street, in the City of Pittsburgh, on
Wednivilay the 27th day of August, lan% at 2
o'clock P. M., or at such time and place to which
said sale may be then and there adomrned, all the
following described property, to wit :
. The lands and tenements composing and appur
tenant to Orizaba Works and Sophia Furnace.
situate ie Pollock Township, adjoining and adja
cent to the borough of Newcastle, in Lawr- ace
county. Pennsylvania, hennaed and described as
follows :
A piece of land bounded, north by Nesbannock
creek, east by the Pennsylvania canal, south by
other land of said trust, and west by Neshannock
creek, containing one acre, more or less, on which
are erected a blast furnace. known by the name of .
Sophia. 40 feet square and 45 feet high, castiag I
house toyer house,
cinder house. a ock house.
boiler house, engine house, engine and blast, with
three boilers in the boiler house, and five extra
boilers set and oomplete, and large brick stack.
A piece of land, beginning at north-east corner
of honing Mill lot, on Neshannock creek, running
thence north 473: west 192 feet. north 473;" east
151 feet, thence along said mill lot 249 3 / 4 feet to the
place of beg•inniug; on which is a brie it office and
a blacksmith shop.
A piece of land f one acre and 54 perches.
more or less, beginning at a host near Leek No 2
on Pennsylvania canal, running south 2.ik t r. west
30) feet to a post ou said canal; thence south '.t
east 34834 feet to a post on Neshsnnock creek ;
thence south 45M° west 300 feet by said creek to a
tri e d; thence south 203.6' . ' east 21934 feet to the place
,4 beginning; on which is erected a rolling mill,
the wain building 150 by 212 feet, with sheds at
tached. is which are 1.5 furna , es. 5 heat
og lurnaeeq, boilers and engine sufficient to drive
.1.:1 the nit. blurry iu said null. bar rolls. small
rolls. nail plate and muck relit, squeezers, cheats,
etc , nail mashines and one wrought spike ma
chine, and a brio,. warehouse. r.,s by 20 feet.
A piese of land . negintion, on the canal at south- 1
st c rner ot will nit, and running south 2 3 3 , 5 • •
west TX feet along said c thence south t . o)%'
cast r. 41 fist be land it J. C. White, thence
south east 1.1 ;,.et f.y street, thence west 24 leet
gust. thence tomb 1: - cant 150 tbet by an alley,
rb er;es It, f e et dr .1. .1. C. w , htte. to mill lot,
thence a i t.l ;Lc, pltioe or bccinnig:
cantaiiot.c one.-h. tit acre, In sre ur In 5. on whici.-11
a nail and I by III: teat, elicitor and
boile r ,0010, Wlth 1.101.1110 SIIIIIOIIIIIT 10 drive 111:1
shinery lor a n.,11 to: whines, 0110 •I•Int, 11/3,1•1•,
One StaTe &e. therein con -
taintd 11,4. c. in I•N .el W. I, with •t:.a
chtnery for er .l o:':tr 1 tend.tr.nr..- .lay b. to., to
tire brick.
A lot of grout. l. -, 11, 1% tote F :01411;00 I •
New Castle. Loutoteti on the 11,111 12
I y 1.,; S, , 7 .11.1, we,t by jedr e r,
street: f.l front by !fret: On which 1.: a
brick 1-.oololr 1•110 I•, by 411 feet, at:d carpenter
shop 11 feet s o tbi re.
piece of laind in the horses h of Castle,
beginning at the north-west corner of Seho.l
house en east side of Jefferson street, near the
bridge over N exhannock creek: thence north 5•
east. 1:W feet to said creek :1 henee north 3734 i we s t
tv 45 Net : 11 - 111111.0 , 0111 ii .:3 1 .2 - west tee , bidet':
t. 1 ,1011 street: thence south tact 12!, feet, 1., 0,
p ejh e, e l /,,,phrdieg, eotitalliillg 'me aer . inare
A 1.,t of ground bounded, north by other lands of
j -.aid trust, east by A. 1. a: (1. W. Crawford, south
Lite's heirs, and west by Jefferson street, on
erected a brisk dwelling house.
he above ‘le..eribeti property will be F. , hl to
-ether as a whole. AlgJ in .eparate pare..!-, as
!
he, utulivialol half of 40. :ter, •it' land. more
in oithook township, I)..undt 1,..1-11,
t tt: , o cost. lay l'ear , m. le
. and robe!
:emit ) ra,,titai• Fals , . anti we,t I,v Maitiatol ALA
Ciairlord, al,undisoi with e, 11. ulioat f.".A., are,
•Icar-.1, coal ttl.,lli•i. is WWI:. 0: fr . l:ew
13;lr115. ,table-, e..lie ore;. , . se , I
et,•,41
• A i.leee ,•I load 111 NI.,11:11111 , ,k town.Aitp.
Inounded by lands of A!ra ataler, James
1: 63 .1 e , cla d job : , McKee, containing /lei es mid
1,10 perches, on which is erected a plank house, a
I „ .:house.a I tame stable; about 20 acres cleared;
also a good staring of water:
lures cow iguous Mt, of ground, in Pollock
township, bounded on the north bo Cunningham
and others, south by Vt hite. east by Vegan and
others, and west by—, on which ant erceted
dwelling houses, stables..ke.
A piece of land in NeAannoelt township, lying
.i.dith of Easthreol; rsa.d. contah,lua 33y acr.s,
more or less, being t art ut tne Ilitopeon tract.
pu rc has e d by P. Wl:era:lick. from Diana thing , -
son, eitua te shunt relies from New Castle, nil
the Eambreek r a,l
A lot el aroluil.ou feet trent by 1((a in depth, in
the borough of New Castle bounded north he
Street, Cat, by allot, south by Jacob Lint, and
west by Jefferson street, on which is erected a
trame stable.
A tot et ground in Pollock township, in White's
addition to New Casale, beginning on Mill street,
at corner of lot numbea 2; thence south Veast by
said street 50 feet; thence south bb' west by lot
aa. 3. 150 feet ; thence north west by alley 50
feet to south-west c , ore of lot N o. 1; thence north
east by lot ho. '2, ifn fet, to the place of be-
Yinning.
A !tame house and lot iu Pollock township.
bounded north by ediannock cook. east by Jet
lesson street, west by east be —a.
A lot of ground in said township, bounded north
by Wallace, east by an alley. south by Dickson,
anal west by Croton road. being fat left in front by
1f. , 0 lout in depth.
Mao, a tract of land of a out 42 , 1 acres, in Su
gar Creek township, Venango county, Pentisylva
tale, known as the Saw Mill tract, bon g the same
described in deed from Pollard McCormick, aated
23.1 August, 1855.
Also, as lot of ground in the City of Detroit and
State ul Michigan, described as the east half and
a strip off the west halt of fire feet in width, run
ning the entire length thereof, of lot number 3 of
block No. 47 of the Cass Farm.
A more full and accurate description of the prop
erty to be sold will be furnished from the deeds at
the tune of sale,
nuns—One-fourth of the purchase in hand.
upon execution of the deed or deeds, and the res
lane in three consecutive an,mid installments
thereafter; with iuterest from the date of the ad
knowledement of the deed betore the Court. Said
deferred payments to be secured by bonds and
mortgage upon the property. Twenty-five per
es t of the hand money when the property is
struck down. W.M. 0. POIUR.
iy s9-4w Receiver.
PATENT WRITING CASE
MIKIS CABE ISSN ARRANGED AS TOP
I. give the writer a table eight by nine inches
to write upon, will hold
Pen and Pesten.
Paper
India Rubber.
and Checkers,
Cheeker Board,
ant yet will fold up ea as to messure only
Inches by 2 inehea.
For oak, by
W. S. ILL&NEBT,
WOOD & THIRD STS
WILLIAM CARR & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
And Importers of
WINE& BRANDIES, GINS. AC.
ALSO.
Distillate and Dealers in
FINE OLD PdONONOAHELA RYE WHISKY
327 Liberty Street,
PITTSBERAIL PA.
Universal Clothes Wringer.
MIKE .111 El V ERNA& CLOTHES
J. WRINGER" bee been in use in my family
two months. It certainly' aves much bard work.
It sauce docks also, for garments that are getting
old and worn are never cracked or torn by it, as
they are sure to be when wrung by band. .I there
fore cheerfully recommend it LACY able f
allOgtant.. STONE.
Gasseir» N. Abrusit 1862.
VOA SALE AT 118 I4IST. CLAIR ST.
J. k H. PHIL
Bole Agents for taiseAr..
Imam mums 1111/014111131411111-1310111311.
OWL Brows sad In Va irditta
• •..
REDUCED PRIVIES.
JACONET LAM, at Le 14 mats
ORGANDIE LAWNS, front MI 1.11 to SI
1.2 assts;
A FEW BUMMER SILKS lei, at 3710
cents;
SHAWLS AT COST.
LACE MANTILLAS AND POINTS from
St 00 and upwards
The Best Quality of HOOP SKIRTS
Just Opened,
-AT
W. & D. Hugus',
HANK MASON
MANY MASON
CORNED El ETD AND MARKET 6
iy23
IIEADQUARTENS PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA,}
Harrisburg. July 23,102.
THE STATE MEDICAL BOARD FOR
the examination of Assistant Surgeons of
Pennsylvania 'regiments will meet in Philadel
phia. at the Hall of the Univertmlity of Pennsyl
vania. on Monday. July lisk at 10 a. M. and sit
for five days. Candidates will register their names
at the Ball. and be examined in the order of the
register. About one hundred and twenty vacan
cies are to be filled, and those appointed will be
at once assigned to active duty.
By order of A. G. CURTIN
Governor of PennSYlvania.
Heagy H. bairn. Surgeon General Pennsylvania.
jy26-tjy3l
SPARKLING CATAWBA WINE-
I am this day in receipt of another supply of
this delicious Wine It is a source of wonder that
this Wine is not more Lankily prised and brought
more into general use. It is immensely superior
to all and every kind of Champagne Wines. Here
you have a delicious Wine, accompanied with
the fine aroma of the Craps, whereas it is a noto
rious fact that it is n utter impowdbility to pro•
cure a genuine article of Champagne Wine. Try
a bottle of this, and be convinced that t-parkling
Catawba is superior to all others. The best arti
cle for sale by .
JOSEPH FLEXING,
Corner Diamond and Market drag.
Jy2,l
THE LATE ADVANCE.
DRY GOODS
OLD PRIC k S,
REST PRINTS for eta Per Yard
Muslin Cheek* and Pan/ Slug, a very
large Assortment, at very IoW
Price*, for Cash only.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
Cheaper than c.:r, einse them cut
LACE NAYIL ES - AND POINTS
liar Etc..* tars% and we are acllintt a
great many artielea at leßs than Eastern package
priees at the pre ...,,t
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.,
"it Market Street.
To Ilestrot , ---R uts, Roachez.
Deetrvy--Mico 111oleA and Art.
To t.002, ---Bed
To lkooroy--Mothe in Fars. Clothes. dui,
To Destroy--.Aloequiloca and Fleae.
To Destroy—lnsects on Plante and Fowls,
To Deatroy.--Inseeta on Ulnas. .te.
To Destroy--Erm form and speciee of Vermin
The Only Infallible Remedies booms.'
"Free from Poisons,"
• "Not dangerous to the Human Finally."
"Rats do not di r on the premises.'
"They come off out their holes to die."
gold Everywhere—by
AU W nOLLISALS Datrootsis in the large cities,
and by Druggists, Grorers. Storekeepers and Re
tailers generally, in all oountry Towns and Vil
lages in the United States.
B. A. FAW' ESTOCK A CO:. R. E. SEIZERS
A CO., and others Wholesale Agents at Pittsburgh
• Country dralmv can Oder ay above. Or addren
direct—[or for Prices Terme. &alto
HENRY R. COSTAR.
Principal Depot, 48S Broadway. New York.
let-3mdowis
PEOPLES INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, N. E. Oor. Wood & Fifth Efts.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE,
DIRECTORS t
Win. Phillips. James D.Vil l a"
John Watt , Capt. Jos'. I k
William K. Says. Samuel P. Skiver.
John IC. Polka Kamp It .1
41n•q,
Chador S. Biwa% rank Van Border.
William Van Kirk. Hanson Love.
JOHN
Hsu. F. GABON
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.
()Fritts quaringtairtim K i trY.}
lisenriih. Ye..., nue 14.
MINE MID 311181141 N le WILL Pen
-49 CHASE grd
43 14 - 33 OATI9.
Delivered in quantities not lees than lye lom
dred bushela. Payment nude on delivery, at
No. $l9 Liberty etreet,cr on Levee.
ALEX. MONTGOMERY.
je2o-dtf ejor and Quartermaster IL S. A
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
raweril WARD FOUNDRY
[PITTSBURGH. PA
Warehouse, No. 149 Ftrat and 190 fkoondste
Manufacturers of all abet and desol a tions oi
Joalll9l. Katona andjOillo. Glao and W
9ad Irmo, Doti ronic:Donk Stool oalJdt
Pgiee.Wanters an Con lingt.
Abo Jobbing and Castings of aconite.
lion made to order.
vino a complete
oundry. all neen zi girtine ab al Ig ta aU
attended to fen: no
and lumstand.
SOLAR OIL WORKS coarairr,
OF PENNSYLVAInAs
OFFICE ST. GLAIR STEM% sear go arid.",
la-Address
J. WEAVER. JR.. Secretary and Treasurer.
myl9-tf
Lucent Oil Work•
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
Manufsetonts of
IMRE WHITE ILIMIZII
cAnisonr
Offioe,NO. 291 LIBERTY =ln Pi
burgh. Yu.
VITZHAVE MIST internam mat
v v the Emit a large &Meade* MINGO! Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
for Gents' and Youths weer. eibetteh tee en th e
newest styles COATINGS. CA AND
VFISTI39B. W. IL MIMI lco..
143 Federal oe
cruse Market Square. Allagiumu citr• mw Y 9
A RUT 1 11 1 / 1 1111TERS—WANTED IN
MIDIATELL lee
tar. in the "Nonntabt,
an. menu
TElNl=A r will innildi be
11=t=
SUMMER GOODS
I=l
SACQVES AT COST,
SILK MANTILLAS AT COST
Sparkling Catawba Wine.
Spankling Catawba Wine.
PURCHASED BEFORE
OEM
li=l2
=37=MI
WAIT. Vies Prost
8.V7. .1,17-01 a
NEW GOODS.
EIVRE INTBLLIGENCIL
-POET OF PITTS/MBAR, ---
ARRIVES.
haaklta. Bum&Brownsville.
01) Gaihdb4 1. Bayard.Clatetdig.in.
DIPAMIED
Brankunim ssi. Browsville.
OaHada, • do
Col. Biwa* gli"hilaLs
Science. 30111u/too. Wahl.
Brilliant. Mom, St. Loid&
`The River---Last ovenbird twilight!
there were risenx Inches W4ter tile unstal
net s having six inches during' die Pug 24
hours.
_—
Stir The new and splendid passenrsr
steamer Brilliant. Copt G Mason. is announced
to leave tilay for St Louis and the Upper Rh.
siapippi This boat is entirely new. and was built
under the supezintennence of Capt hiiam. mid
is complete in every respect tube hos bean ern._
noisedone of the best boats of the Imam We
understand that Capt ft 0 Maim will la/MOM*
of the office
VS. The very light draught . steamer
Belford. Capt Carleton. willleave for St Louie and
the upper Mirairsippi on Ihurtd.y poet Wel , .
Shippers eon rely
p on this We take ploraute la
recommending Cat Carleton and bog.
Wiest LI Deluge at tie Whew&
Thenew ate- titer Brill:ent.Capt Moon. hitter
St Louis with aU the freight she wantedr—dibe
B-Bast was the only boat Texan at the witatf
un evening She lame f tit.lolll4 todar...,
The Science left for Wheb Wins th . f. eight
she could carry—the only 8.4)4 in the trod....
Frank hiaratta. new teat, la outward to Lid
up to the wharf brday--A new boat It to be
built forth. Jacob POO. michltlerY
-- 7 -
For XL Ledo aged illobuqiise.
ON TOTIN3D 4.Y, JULY Sirt INST.
THE ELEGANT PAIMEN,
GER steamer SULFAS?, Clad.
Carbine, commander. aid leave posititosit as
announced above.
Far freight or passage &antra' beard erto ,
jy3l JOIM FLACK. Await
Fee Clacking*U. Lallanio, Cain; St
Leads, gal
St ena. Bubiequft
Paul
THIS DAY. JULY M. 4 P. M.
I ,,,, d eswi e , TUN 8171111rANTIAL NO. 1
steamer NAVIGATOR W. Doan
oommaader. will L sive for **above porta. se nor
atinoonownent.
For height or passage gaper sit board or to
jyal J. B. LIV/NuiliTUN k Agee&
STEAMBOAT AGENCY: ."
WM. xi z 'I" •A`
Has otitastaa ogles at - •
NO. 90 WAVER STRBBT,
Whom he will transact a Gessial Ilhoolinat
Atm, Nubia %sad would moliolt a sham ots.at
COMM from itualiwitince. ii 02114,11
A CARD.
DISEASES OF THE
THROAT AND LUNGS.
CATARRH. SORB THROATBRONCIIITU
AsTIIXA. ooseux rnux. •
TAKE THIS MEANS TO INFORA
I the public, aed all thou pat:lanai eaff.tieStrtna
allseasea K Saw Throat and Limp. that
the have arrived in Pittebatak and alkali SWUM at
BIONOWIWAHIELA soloBl4
Where I may be consulted for a limited time.
In reuard to Bireasintli. Asilhassi Cita
suuseissest, diseases which ire so GittiPp biter
eating to a large portion of mankind. awl evident.
ly on the increase 'nibs United etates ut AtilerleaS
IL is desirable that garnet ideas should muss
as the present advanced condition of
science can furnish them.
We know that in all diseases a timely aPpllia
tion of Wilma* remedies is more than bait the
honk , , and theattiunism which tenches that. pre•
vetiog ls better than a cure." applies with pe
culiar forge to the ease of Consumption. which. 11
ones PIAMLY established, rarely. if ever: gives
way, even in the most skilful treatment and the
must sedulous oars.
Let all. therefore, who have reason to &Pere.
hend the evidence of the seeds of the disease leer°.
felons diathesis) in themselves or their ensldren.
not fail to obtain smell salutary advice. with rose
rence to the regulation of their diet and the pres
ervation of their health, as my long experience
enables me to give them.
Positively no fee tor examination of the Chest
and professional advice.
HERMAN BUCKLER, M. D.,
'Lots Assistant of Dr. Hobert Bluster.)
Note—Fop the information of patients safer
ng from Catarrh, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, dash-
Ima. and Consumption, I wish to state that sty
visit to Pittsburgh cannot possibly be extended
beyond four weeks from this date.
Patients should, therefore, embrace the opp?r•
tunity to COM ILlt me nt once, or nt the eaeheet e.m
•venienee ; they thereby inmr. to themselves the
privilege of beginning, end (lu Louse easee) 00:1!
piloting their cure under my own personal direct
lion, while afterwards they will have to depend
on written directions or correspondence.-
In order to extend the benefits of the treat
ment by Inhalation to the less wealthy chime of
Pittsburgh, I am willing to - aocept case at e
duced fee.
lIER.MAN BILTCHLEB. EL D..
03.0thes hours from 8 U. to 7r. K.
110-2wd
LINDNET , S BLOOD SZLI.BCDFB.
The GENUINE ARTICLE. prepared by ti Y
original inventor. Dr. J. M. LINDSEY. which
has orovel itself to be invaluable in the own of
SCROFULA.
Calieereoul ForsaaMens.
Cailaseass Diagrara.
Eirsigmkes.
Sons,
IPbspliss raw.
limn Wale
Seel Med.
Tease Almltioas,
Old Yd Saibbowis =eon.
Ramalssue blimord•sil.
DMlelpige•
Vestivismak
Jambilay
Salt Iltbmwa.
iseerW
eflamess,
Gleseryl 11101101. r.
Liver Csaiphdat.
Loss of Apposite.
low Spans.
fatal
lnautla Cenanhainiss o
TegeWhar vial an Wilma
Dlstardiura trams as
Ihrspersper Candittlata of thee
eisevataseray laystwa.
As a Gemara Towle
Illersta lure most
Saalisaaat.
eastimotnali to Bansals
where moil lortawnsallatily
4Lossnelliar see Illrempahess,
L oared *alto sulk) ae a medians hi Win
way math) ul assidaiisa. it Yawing now stood
the tat of tow yearte.trith thotaialiot amid.
isereadns &wand.
AB A TONIC it ban no etaaL Unlike the
ms sale=slaNealbd"Biusn."ltewatesno
alai appetite, bat siva; tons sod visor to the
ants= srathalls and Deensaasathr.
sir A erratove AIitICILII blot hi the market.
resins greet cantles nemisary at earrharine.
dikter that prepared by Dr. LINDriElf. and take
ao other.
UNON JOIDISTOI4 Druggist.
Wholesale and Retail Agent. •
Come illsolthfield and Fourth *twin.
334-doodawystis Pftesbura.
WS? IT WItIPOILI YO,
BAirli YOUR MONET
wa ..,. E tea and get a B II 7 T IS R T 1 A A. I .„
e f iarilli WNW Well aessate:- i tuiriedlgi t
sea elude. ... ~. wili_••• •Mr t
a m&
/ t en ui•r v Naar nos mit hi,
for cub or ••• :&1 0 1•••••• , . anti be
emriseed. Wig & WWI HEM.
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4 PITOAIRN,
TAU.•olts,
Z!. 4 s
orm„._car.Anz MITIMET.