ea :a~a~~ o. 4; • PARK ROWNZW 'VOW gal SSTR BOSTO.N. are our atsatiftir the Dattlf and_Weeklr **Mr Cititl l arid arts au thori.rAd tatake aasurtareamts and abeceiptiona •r es at oar /maw - •• • 51 M.Seco.Pirat It Third Pewit, for Coat site "thia Daily Brarketii and 14frer News ; MONDLY MORNING, JULY 18; 1111 KRIGHORBOOD 1111111081101 • The Draft. On_Saturday afternoon at a few minutes after four o'clock, the draft for the 22d district.was concluded. The drawing for the Allegheny, Armstrong and Beaver - • district commences of Monday' next, and wilLproceed in-the followingtorder: Men day, the.-18th-,_ Allegheny Ohio, Tuesday, Manchester McClure, Ross Sewick ley --borough and township-Franklin, McCandless, Pine, R Wand, Hampton, Shafer, Reserve and Duquesne borotigh - f Wednesday, Sharpsburg, and , Tarentum ' boroughe and - Indiana, West and East Deer, Fa wu and Harrison townships.. - Baler county will be taken up on the af ternoon of Wednesdays the 15th, and will Completed-on -the evening of the 16th. Armstrog county will be commenced od - the Morning of Fridy, the 17th, and will be completed on the a evening of the 18th. The drawing will take place at the office in Allegheny: Elizabeth Township. - Elijah P Howell, Charles Lightner, Anthony Dravo,Franklin Ketchum, Jacob R Byerley, Wm 'Young, Henry Brandis,- Wm •Shoff,- Jonathan Centbry. Thos Mo Fadden,.Hugh P Wilson, James Clemens, John W McCune,. Andrew Mish, Jerlm,iati Griffin,- Levi Smith, Jas B Copeland, jr 2 :James Clarke, Joseph Scott, Williatit'D Abbott... James Flangan Jacob Winemer, Owen' Smith, - T S McCurdy, Jul Wipen, Charles , Hartman, Lewis -Lewis Alexan . der Calhoun, Wm Devore,Thos Edwards, :f3ample F McCune, Jas Thomas , William thompson- Reed, John Jones, Matthew - '•Heberley, Samuel Painter, Frank Patter son, Richard MrCracken 4 JnoF Wallace, David R P Means, Samuel McLane, David Query, George W Setliman, Win Scott, John B Davis, Wm Lewis, Albert Kenedy, Frederick Rhodes, Peter Roache, Josiah Johnson, Silas Long. John H Mattock, Charles Swan Lucas Jno R Fiffe 4 Milton King, Jas Irwin, Elabillish G Ed nonson, Abraham Trout, David Pearce, Thomas Roberts, Frederick Verner, Andrew Mc- Kinley, Cyrus McClain, James Weddle, Alexander Rankin, Henry G Hath, Wm _ Hamer, Win W Irwin, Joseph Dale, John Rothers, James Finney, Thos C Douglass, Wm Torreus, John. McGrivey, Joseph Coxs, Henry Brains, John Thomas, James Howell._jr., Samuel J King, Win H De -lord; James H Montgowery, - John Davis, Marcus Martin Jas Brown, jr., Michael Tool,'Henry Wehon, Thos Culbert, Mich- 1 ,ael M. Carry, Israel Kelley, Robt Bailie, Leirellan Howell, Charles Collins, Peter McCoy, Win Hardwick, James Smith, Jno • B - Rankin, Peter Ray, Jno B McConnell. • _Michael Tool, Jno Bennett., Chas Cowen, -• • Cummings Cheny, Jas H Patterson, Fred Smith, Peter Hayden, Joseph Brown, , Samuel Damnier s Oliver Boyd, William .• • Stewart, Philip L Howell, Robert Miller, Mathis Meads, William Johns, Patrick • McShane, James H Gamble, Thomas W ilson Thomas Hill, John Bell. Versailles Township. # John W Brown, Robt Giles, George W Amen, Jas B - Cary, Jno Stewart Mich Mehaffy, Colin Lewis, Robt Grp, John Williamson, James Agin, Jackson Jones, James Robertson, Charles Camp, James Cowan, Walter Foster, Thos Nece, Geo .Cook. Sam'l Stewart, Wm Kettell, Francis Duncan, John Burns, Jas H Sampson, m Darr, Stephen Bayard,Robt Stewart, ..J'as Montgomery, Wm White, Joseph M - _, - Kincaid, John A Jones, Henry Cornell, I Patrick Conley, - Francis Russell, Jacob Ament, E Beller, James , Ilahaffey, John Forsythe, John Edwards, Francis M Graham, John Pearson, tubas Griffith, Allis - Detrick, Charles Roach, Daniel ,-Sims, John Salton, James W Taylor, Jett Dodds, Tbos Whaling, Joseph Griffeth, Mehaffey, Jas Carver', Geo Ripple, Isaao Peterson, Jno Erley, Henry "J Alta- Image Owen McDonnell, Oliver Smallys, • inns, Thos Shooks, Thos B Gilkey, Jno - Carson, Benj Meredith, -James Michel, Wrn•H It Foster, Jno Baker, Jas Jones, Thos I) Lewis, Samuel Riddle,Geo `Hamilton; Jno Deitricht, Jno Ripple, Richard Morgan, Henry Carroll, Jno W Daltet;Jacob Burkholder, in F Holsi,n Geo Fathers, Thos .Bolton Peter Cochrolt, Geo' Wilinot,.Jno Scott, Elijah Allen,-Chas David Frederick, Geo Barnett, Da'l MeMunn, Charles Mahaffey, Riley Bond, Wm H Chanter, Jno. Cargo, Jas Stewart, , -James- -M Sam'', Lewis, Saninel Peterson . , Lsake Evans, Riche); Harrison, jr., Barney:Melville, James Meadowcraft, Wm D Woolslayer, Dawson Angle, Sam'l Jno M Miller Adana Bonet/11, John Williams, Wm H Haney, Robert C Lad wick. - Lower st, chair Township. John Boyd, Win Bowden, Alex Wiley, John Adams, John Watson Wm Hughey Peet McKee,. Christ .Seho ' bert,•:Henry_ J F, Waters, Peter Muntz, Robt Alston, Win Briscomb, Samuel. Dinsmore, Geo Fleah man, James Rogers, JtioilicDonald, Hen ry Shroeder,t,Bradtord Jones, Valentine CoOk; Gen" Kriniei, Phillip Lowe, Peal _ „ Ferguson, Enoch Hansel!, henry Filmnth, :4 7 Wm ,Mackey, John-Brander, Valentine ~ -Hater, Nicholas Gardner. Go Marker, ".7 linghjonea, Christopher -Smith, William Riley, John C Hughes, John Feniiings, Reynoldi Payne, Wm Duckworth, John Martin, Edward Stubbs Anthony Good, H John oltttein, Nicho las Winterbergcr, Daniel Londayettal, Abraham Wiggens, Hugh Barr, Jno Millar, Jun Haverman, Wm Biyar, John Altmeyer, Christopher • Brunder, Arthur McKeever, Jacob Keifer • 3 FraniSmith,'Andrew Young, Chas Bich. arde, Andrew .Engel. -Geo •Basil, Henry Grier Peter Soffel, Geo Miller, John Ma ito?,- Jacob Geroh, Rev. Father Vincent, Frits.,43irigerman, Geo Mohy, Oliphant Dinsmore, Christopher Seise], Danie' F Ta ner , Frederick , Falkai Jacob Win 'Ferguson. Nicholas Ezkert, Jacob Simmons, Phillip Giliver,`Franz Jerome Mazzntina, Chas Atenhof, Broth. er Muller, Christopher. Simi:mousy , James Coates, Jacob Miller; Joseph Yotuig, Joe Hogel, AloiaTunnern2an; Jos Allen, Wm Price,,Dnvid Seising, Geo Etkeison,'Fadei Greiner,. John F Vogel, Jas McFinch,l Jos Parkin, John - B M:lowlson, Jenkin Jones, Jacob Kimmel, Jo, llieGif.fen, Albert Dilworth, David Van Etnoitin, Jos Watson, Lewis Siegrist, John Hoe% man, Henry Tyler, Cass Roesher„ Wm Ephraith Huey, Geo Wilhelm; Dit-: vid Simmer, Henry 11 Baker, Sebatititin Weasel, Henry Ritter, John Blatchford,: Bre w h ar d - Brose, Joseph Glass, Thomas. Hughes, Jag WBrooks ' John Ecles; Ja '.cob Jas Eccles, Alex Shaffer, Jef -fersorkikewelyn;Ephrain - Howls, Gorge "" 'lTnlion Township. • Daiid Bedell . , Silas Titomas,riciac Pres, cott,Wrn Francis, Isaac Grim, George Phillipe; David iSingleton, Jose h - BEM, Mathew- Mclntosh, - - Joseph. - B g ,ieming, ,fkdoey M Smith; Lewhi Vatlifeeti,'. James welsh ! , Rua, o .L Dorrtiiild, John S Evans, Simon Doyner, Samuel Raibbone, Henry I HI% D aniel - Shields,Jiimeii:,lteedi John] Lee Neal, - Daniel AfeGroggan, 41:thEI (3173.' 11474 PeOrge. Crossley; Joke D HegerB, l Henry , David Harris, Adam Steele, John -Higgimr,--thomas.Harrison;, Amhrose, Rose, . Joseph Smith; .I:Triah earns, l% Cersdington, Anthony Thompson,Smith A :Johnston, Jaa2ones, JskoJones,: Geo . Wm • IE4, Patrick • klonnaher, Soden, Daniel Sharp. Abel Enscife, tioraelias Enscos; Jofin Jan' Hettnck; Wm Brown, Frederick Markel Jno..Nelsaa..Wm Quinn, 49399 WatiOrt, btagg://tellaktrL4ll9ol/ An94ilhOiri Adam -Bhinterbwelei reedit.- .r- Moses Chose, Edward &incr., Robert ten Hoffman. Roger Hartley John Blan j . oh L n o s ng. mi ßo th b m t a T thia aM a din, James Johnston. s 11 doe Halts John B Miller And Douglass u s rp ny h d y er W , c ul t S iris M t K ill a e n r . Za. ' scot* . I rowitthip. -- : , James kultz Wm Cowart -W Ahem Ja• - . : '433164 A;%4(41 01t1i, 4 3 41 — EI -- Sillri Vo l t iiihkart. Jolt IScaitalarMa istual Hen= James Long, ALUM Zititilett Jkolie. Harr g. HillOrWaLDiruallidon Jim ming Jno .170 Robboititin Lai,' James Diiiilevi," Brawn Wur J.Kiddeo-Sainuel vans Wm Je ffenien =l , , P.:Kroit,- Thai E Wilsori„ Wm Pt Hintz : Wai--11-tidrigialse Wail Trax Ed tresitt4'.okriAtian' Theis*: ifery Merritt, _ward Riggs-Robt, at'alhennv Robt F Me -1 Cliiiittiatratiesel, John 'A Irwin r - Alonzo Chine Jdtin - DieksOtr Eli Mcllhenny Jas liallls-lr, Nathan N McDowell, Lewis Ste4)`'' IWallace James Admire,. job's' ' Alderson, ' “ /mono Township. Daniel:McCartney, James' Rell Hoeor- ' Jaasiii; Ott — miin Patrick McillElhan John mick~ 'Ulmer Bt. CiaiWrownektp. , olas Roofing john Beggutitr Anthony E Isaac Rankin, Alex Bowers, liobert Thompson McMillan, Robert McGowan Fiffe, Smug Fiffe, Robert Latcher Walker Dravo Thoa Lyide Stephen Crll6l Edward McVinna John P Cowley Wili'McAdams Peter Lamp Christ Garver Joseph Parkin John Borland, James A, Trimble, Josepli Henry B White Joseph Shultz Thomas lineman. William Bay. Robert Robb, Haywood GeorgeA.ckerman Conrad Mil- Alex Gilfillan, James Fife, Wm Thom p . ler Anthonr Craftier David Fratnman Jag eon Fiffe John Herriott Robb, Johnston McGowan John McGliarr Chat; Fladene Adams &inner, Henry Irwin I Hastings, Chas M Bailey Cyrus Swain . Conrad Bright. John Ray, John Fisher White.- ) layer Arid Streamer James McCollen Alba Chatters Tow ns h ip. - gulp Samuel Wilkinson David K Calhoun Hodne,Henrx A Graham,Lewis Soecht, kle Elijah Stone John Lanch Phillip James Gelchtion, Jamas- Muriel, Patrick Hermsteder Hiram' Whiggan George Gaffeny, Francis Jamison. Obey Roberts, James Robert B Calhoun dames Batter- Adam Haffragle, Marshall Jones, Freder- field Alex Weisman Jacob Shook Alex ick Uffbolder. John Heaps,' Andrew ander S Rhoadts William Kellyi Matthew Walker, Hugh Riley, James Workman, J Jones Anthony Kenney John . Lon linen M Fulmer, Wm Baniferd, John McMunn Anthony r Biggart John Cunningham Samuel Cunningham, James Jones,Daviii James Street aoha Allowson John Porter Shaffer, David Henderson. Charles Per- Richard McChirts Thomas Armstrong JAn Rankin Henry Roekishonser Robt Grubbs king, John McCabe, Win LE Clarke, John John McGowan John Cromor David T Snyder Edward Barnes, Win Miller, Jan Calhoun Samuel Morgan Robert Oil ver Read, il.rthur, McClaskey, Edward Sinnot, Win Harrington Wm C Hull Nicholas Thomas Hutchinson. Month Fayette. Schwartz John Telford Wm Porter Thus James Johnston, James Mcporter, Jag Hilands Geo Wilson John Martin Ia Hope Dehaa S t mitp Jas s il Rath Thos Holt Alex K• Beaumont, John P Shane, Reuben POSII, Thoa Herron, Wm Warnaford, Win _ eoups er sane ynon Ant'y Reyers Wm Davis,:urzyth James Porter H . H Curry J ohn G Black, Nelson W Bush, Wm Patterson, D Geo Massing Nicholas Steiner Jas Hastings, Robt K Reed, John George Louie Young Frs. Sayers Fred. Wir,h , Slater, Wm Gladden, Henry Same!, Wrn Jno Jam David CadsGeo ' Hell Richard Jameson, John S Leaflet; Thos 8 Reek Parka Jaries Giles Jasper Win Geo Mark Kelso, John Haatings, T L Matcliett, Buelipit r Jacob Matzinger Nicholas Jacob Holinsworth Win Black, Samuel Sweitzer n P e at 0 Donnell Wm Maparren , Boyer, Win Jackson, John MCC wan- James C Crawford Barney McVinne John North Fayette Township , Little Joseph F Large Chria Leasure. Chas J Wright, Samuel Dickson, .Tos ----*--s-- _ M Dickson, Jas B Hiles, Geo W Hoffman Henry Doughty, Geo Y McKee, Alex 1V Morrow, Jim b. Silchlyrtle, Win Campbell, Richard Williams, Sandal H Sturgeon, Robt R Wilson, Jos Lindsay, Win McFar land, Geo W Baldwin, John Kelsoe, Wm Miller, Jno Smith, John A Moore. Sam'l Sturgeon, Win McMurray, Mattew G Mc- Gregor, H Elliott Mcßride Wilfziam Jo , Edward Dunn,Thinop, n, Robt M Planer, John ,a n, Jas hi Lewis, Jonathan R Grinage. Findlay Township. Geo Shaw, David Wilson, Perry How ard, Will G Craven, John L. Stevenson, Samuel Acklisen, Remlen Bell. John Cool, James Jackson, Henry McCormick, Den'l L James B Cupps. Samuel Mhßrido,John Coventry, Campbell,John' Hicks, Jams McNeil, John Creihton, David - Barrer e , I Thomas Mcßride, James Bingham, John, Bevan, Alexander Eaton, Wor Mcßride' James Morrison , Win Cool, Geo McMinn, , i Henry Link, Daniel Ferguson, Richard D Stewart, Columbus Cool Robinson Township, Win MciElwaine, Samuel Phillips, Win , McWharter, James Whitlow, Win Hill, ' Thot• Jno Sheridan, Charles Long, Law rence Heinaner, James Cain, Geo Huber,, Andrew B Spears, Henry Marshall, Jacob Peck, Jas Robinson, Joseph C Bell, John Petrie, Johnson Stevenson, Christopher Kadder, Samuel Sharer, Thos Akin, Jai Linton, Wm Byrne, Daniel Faell, Alex McCoy, John McMichael Theodore Phil lips, Geo Caldwell, And rew McKee, Wm A Nesbit, Jas Hays, John Getty, Richard Cooper, Lewis Duncan, John Kelsoe, Mathew Ackleson, Jonathan Harden, Sarni S Glass, David Lea, Richard Mc- Kown, Wilbeth Loraine, Andress , Eckert, 1 John Michael, Daniel Rosa, Daniel Jame son, John Clipper, John Anderson Jas El Ewing, Annanias Andrew, James A. Ewing, Jos M Logan, James Hunter, Wlll Y Caughey, B Joseph D MFadden Wm Sproul, Win urrows. Andr c ew Stet tier, Simnel Clark. noon Township. John Torrance, Adam McCullough, Jennie/I Morgan. Melon Dougherty, Allen Simmons, Samuel McCarrier, Alfred Mc- Cabe, Win H Marlatt, Wm E Nesbitt; Jas Neely, Robert Edmonds, Gilbert 0 Gor -den, Geo Neely, James Mchliller, John C Haiper, Peter Aerhart, Hugh SCatt, Samuel Stewart, Richard Cooper, Elaniq /Ewing, Robert B Kendall. Crescent Township. Henry McKelvey, John-Ryan, Jonathan Glass, Elias Porter, .Peter Walsh, Robert B Porter, Michael. McNamee, Henry Hahn, Wm Bennett. Neville Township. Thos Smith, Lewis G- Cole, John-Frwiti, Win Dickson, Jag B Gibson, Jag Steven son, Aug Cole, Franklin Anderson. Eakin/xi Township. Martin Briggs, Sandal Wallace, Eli , Horning, J S Jones, Fred Winters, Wm. Canty, Chas Thom Hamilton B Morton Joseph Hecker Thomas Morgan William Smith Benj H Elliott Peter Seader Jos Palmer Chas Rungs Wm Wampler. Philip Ringhusen, John Hines Wm T Cowan Thos eo Cunningham Cun n ing Geo Flowers Thos Davis Fred Beauman Levi. Horning Mich Hague James McCleary Jacob Hines, Linn Lee Francis Batts John Fisher Jahn W Gordon A.mand Shafehower, Geo C Sinith, jiu; Wideman Elijah LPs, ' Jun Fox ; Louis Aber .Valentine Frolde Baptist Cra - fear, Roes McGibboney Frank Hick Joh'n Rockeshoase T D Horner Willliam Hiv wice Adam Waggoner Jonathan Long David Jarvis Daniel Greeisbaugh, George Elliott Jacob Gilleland. Patton Township. Jno G Graham Win B Linhart Jno Os borne Geo W Myers Thos Connell . John Dittman Win II Brown Thos J Chalfaht Henry Ramsey tJno Bickerstaff Robert I Johnston Thos Graham Jacob Young Rh bert Mclntire Wm Cyphers. Elias Kash; dollar And'Tilbrook Jae Carothers, John Black Joseph Mclitann J .14 Cludstdn Hugh Maiwell Daniel Brown Moir* Moira, Henry Giant Michael Zimmerman", Wnillrahara Jag Wilson Chas Thompson Jno JlifcCally J J Miller -Robt 8 Johnston Johnston McMutin Alex McCune. ' Je/rerson Township, Henry Carry Frantz Cadman Jae Ra y Samuel Torino G Hart Irvin Hamiltoh Lewis Hoffman John Shepplex ?harks Frees Jacob . Dalzell. George Blathrovr Wm }lineman A P Heath . Wm Daugherty John Carl John Andenion Alex Pangbarn Solbmon Wheeler John. Hutchina W CI Magogeni Holloitaft Pearshall Samuel `B` Wilson George Lewis Henry Randle Sarrill Heath-Charles - Stoake Jas Bayne H.W Atelier' Wm Martin Adam Henn Samae Lisitigeton _Phis Dixon ViTellingtoir Trinaboi Caleat Baedel Ebenezer Larne Ja6Ob, -• Wilkins Township. Thomas - , Moms:Nut Elder Henry' R Chalfant W McDonald. David Reny' Simon Server James Miller Frank Odea • kelt Benjamin Wallace - T - H Mathews- W D Turner HB MitcholtAhnlTorrielohn Hadden John Baird Samuel Leonard James. Hawkine:Jaines Tang Hugh Spare Martin Dimling Thos`Kelly ;Wm David son Ferguson McDermoti Frank Dawson, W Beck dice•B Mulligan 3 , 8 RDennison Geo M Young Michael - Welde r ; Piioe Sam'l Sample:Hugh Boyd John J Mcßride Chilton Stahl Hiram Moore: A Hare. God; fried .Molsperger, A SE- Wallaed` Hubert Dunnisori John Rik F ff. Porter Fred erick Takoschet-Ferd Leal° Peter Fergu son, Andrew F McLaughtin'A: - 41'W Sni der Henry ParkMfrettaerSti.opard:James• Cox "JOhu i Howe.Zachias Jahn Bain-, Thps 'Graham Teter Connbr Martin 'rester,. Frank-Datisen Jacob ' H Peterson George Smith Fetai'StztekeTohn Kaally G Smith Lier!lok Heffman John Dien an Met at Etiglitith Wthliosa_David Davis Sam per. _ _ _ -. Snowdon Township: = Thos Kiddo Jr Robert -0- Iltr,tehiimon Enoch Philli kaolwan 83 Y11, N. 41 - Ihmiel Miller Geo t Ltull - a. "in 4-aa --- Railroad Aecident. A man by th'e name of Stoltzer Was kill. eclat the outer depot on the Penti'a Con • tral railroad, at 20 minutes peat 7 o'clock on Saturday evening, under the following circrimsbinces: In attempting to get out of the way of the Brinton accommodation, he was struckby another train °fears which were being backed up the road,and falling across the track, the wheels passed over his neck, nearly severing hie head from his body. One witness testified that seven, and another that nine cars passed over him. One "witness also testified that he was a widower, while another said be was a bachelor. Helves employed as a sweep er at the llivand House, not by the C31:13• pang, but by the employees of the compa ny, and is said to have been a strictly tern perate man. pother Attempt to Barn. 'On Saturday night, a few minutes after 12 o'clock, the spike factory of Samuel Severn, near the Point, was discovered to be on firo. An incendiary had entered the premises and after piling some boards and shavings together, had fired the pile. It was extinguished with but very little damage. From the Field. A private letter from Surgeon R. hl Tingle to his father in this city, dated July Bth, says "It has rained for twel ve hours, and the Potomac is flooded. Lee is Cut off from his ammunition trains." This letter is dated from the field. Fire in Pitt Township. On Saturday night the stables belonging to the Mineraville passenger railway, in Pitt township, just outside of the line of the Seventh ward, were entirely destroyed by fire. The horses were all saved. Benefit of Mao Gillet. To-night Miss Lizzio Gillet, who has by close attention to her profession made herself quite a favorite at the theatre du ring the past season, will have a benefit at Masonic Hall. The benefit is given under the auspices of the Washington Literary Association, and the pieces selected are such as cannot fail to meet the approba tion of the play goingpublic. The Idiot Witness, and She Would be a Soldier, are the pieces selected. We hope she will be gratified by having a fall house. Hotel for Rent. --- The "Massey House," located on the corner prams and Breckenridge streets opposite the Pittsburgh and Comic Neville Railroad Depot is now offered for rent. The "fffinse" is in good repair and ha been doing a good business. L'o any por ton understanding the business a fine op- Portnnity is now offered. Immediate pos session will be given. Apply to tf THOS. MOORE, No. 189 Fret et. DIED: SOHOa Saturday afternoon at halt - pastfour o'olook, N hicKEH, Eea , in the sixtr - third year of is age 'the frien Is of theism:Hy are re3peetfally invi ted to attend hfs funeral from his residence; on Cantor street, between parson and Washington TIIII3 .(hionday) 3 (O.II2iLNG at WV,004*.- OROVER & BAILEE% &Wing MibehitieS,ltor t. n4 l / 7 canna:metering imrposes, are the boat in ago. A. 11.1. CdATONAY, Oeneral Agent, tit Virth aitoet. Pittetiren. 4011111 TS Nllll7lll JOSEPH MEYER 6 SON ILLSO7IOTIIMII 07 • FANCY AIM pLeum 'FURNITURE ac CR A IRS WARZHOUSS. 135 EMITHFIIILD 'IR RI cammt efttlistroa and we n a114. )' ETFTED AL VERY LAAGE ASSORTMENT Zl4.- el! kinds of ' • BOOTS. SilOtEl. • G.AI BALMORALO Just reocivod . and *ill bo sold cheap at BOELLICIVIS, JAI 98 Market Street 2d door from Fifth.. Great Reduction. SUMMER DRESS GOODS SHAWLS, LACE - MANTLES; • •••: Closing 'ant to make:room for other goods MIISLII4PRINTS, &c., ilitighanis, Checks, &0., 1 0 ,41i_Skirts, L'. UMBRELLAS. i=l:= c lEELF/8411Cl3OV'E k. 00., mi., .-- -74-sztitli-MARKET:STRIEST., , - 1 CHARLES Ii:.PALDYO4.4I' • . . - vanocessoito4;:iLlni'e skllol. %=?: D s sOealfe rr lat ,b la e xc tz o n n 1e.d;4421•_.3-.7.,. dr-L,azESilli.l•- .6 reial,l:ll'74la :- A- , i ! CORM 11111 SHOE 81911 E, C S tore. Miss_ es n ab o o o z e: it fo a r u shoo At o OA- Call and examine ttioopsoods for rouraelyes. 62 Fifth Street, fu'O ••~..e.. ~lf 7 8017'Y) T ~ 1 • Have last reoeived a largo and superior asgort meat of BALMORAL% BUTTON BOOTS, LACE GAITErt.9. AND MOROCCO SLIPPERS, MOROCCO AND RID BOOTS, &a. &et., Which they are selling at very low PTIOOB. juli L IIPTO Sir, OLD DEN & CO e , .ement and Gravel Roofers, are now prepared to fill all orders for Fire, and Water Proof _Fn.t. Cement wad Elnwel Roofing . . ' Promptly mid SzttlefactorltY. I Mr. Oldder having been in the employment of H. 111. WARREN & CO., and their successors. fill Philadelphiajor eight years. where he learnedi all the mechanical departments ofthelr business.l and has made valuable improvements of hie own.' we campositively say that our Roofing is - - • . Composed - of the Same lifaterlals as those of that firm; andthat = we Will our work to be equal in every respect to guarantee any Gr avel, Felt and Cement Roofs put on by other firms in this city, orin the UntW btatea , Marais no patentfor the Warren Roo& or any of themate; rims composing it. second story. Ofilee—corner of Filth and Wood Stai, ' ... ." . •• in FOR BA LE Firm vIDEIFti VEINED ,EXECITWORAI .a. of jOSEPH BELL, late of Itobinson,Tpm shin, Allegheny County. 'Penn's; deeM„,offer for sale HO acres of choice • land, situate' within 5 miles of the Citgr Of Pinsburgh in said townsip. on the line of the Pittsburgh and, Steubenville Raqroad: said oathsontaining 70 acres oreoet. and being part homestead said Joseph Bell, deo'd. farm of the JAMES BELL,. • e ,._.. 1 • - .11,OBT: If„; NICHOLSON a - "awuturt- ALSO. twenty-three acres °fiend adjoining the above farm. on which there is a twe story frame cottage in good order and nearly new, 4 acres ofof - said hurl being creek bottom , and the one half said land being • under' 'cultivation; withielarge i nir_ bet. of choice fruit trees planted thereon ,_' forpartictdars and terms apply to R. HNICH ;OLSOri, at Adams' Express O ffi ce, Grant street, Tittatimrgli. JYll:lmd Another.NationaL:Carrenoy Bank, 1 The - Vhircl National- hit& of Cihobioati; . .. 4 .r -*th•ll capit a - or- $BOO 000, has receive 4 itik - "ikipzEspracirEs- 1 ; t ; .- artig:o4s : a o th or k, t o 000 p...-- att LILO LW , bushoholea ars Peaches. IWO - 43-, .CL-1.,..- : ~. 4 - mrirri. - 7.7+ , ...,‘,. • .t.: '' ' -r- tat. Nitiond eutrato iltoef• mei Aosta* La etas atteuaiipic rzam. I ngai t inx , , . 5..„ . - pow* l uc k s hit a t la . ""ir I tater News from the , Army. HAGERSTOWN RE-0001MIED BY *HI REBEL.' A BATTLE I!M Geseecrthrte, Juno 12, 1 via CHAMBESSEUBG, July 12. f The corps of Ewell and A. P. Hill re turned and occupied Hagerstown about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. They have strong pickets four miles this aide of the , - tome. Hill's corps passed through :the town, taking the Leitersburg turnpike. A negro teamster in the rebel army, who left Williamsport at 5 o'clock last evon ing, arrived here to day. He states'they are building tilt boats at, that. point - and Will 'have seven finished by to-daY; , 'on which they can cross two wagons at a I time When he left not one-third of their tmnsporGstion had succeeded in getting over. Capt. Boyd, yesterday atterpoon, with a company of cavalry got within a mile and a half of Hagerstown, on the national roan, when he discovered a large bOdy of Nebel infantry moving into the town by way of the Williamsport road. Heendeav ored to make a circuit North of the town to ascertain their movements, but their infa itry force was too strong. Firing has been heard to day in the di rection of Clear Spring and Leitersbnrg, probably caused by our troops driving in the enemy's outposts. There is no good reason known fur Lee's army evacuating Hagerstown, and then re occupying it within a few hours with the same troops, unless he was die- appointed in his facilities for crossing thel river. Il Lee holds his present position a bat tle cannot well be postponed more than for~tyeight hours longer. Heavy rain has set in, with a prospect of contiuuing all day. A.:: TMTaM BRIDGE, arlilly 10, 8 a. m.—The Times' Special sayi oar cavalry forced the rebel advance back to Funkstown on the right, and beyond Bakersville on the left. The enemy is in force, and shows fight. There probably will be a battle to-morrow. --- K. WITAR.A. - .Wlt. I. WOLIN O'HARA.-& Attorneys Qt Law, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, OFFICE SD GRANT STREET, Opposite the Coati House, Pittsburgh. 44-Partioular attention given to the Qettlement of Estatn, sale and , raasfer of Real Estate, Ex • emanation cf Mies, Soldiers claim I, collections in any part of the tvest. Prompt remittances, and full correspondence in retard to all business entrusted to oar care. I ul6-ti R Y STOREKEEPERS CO r NT AND RETAIL DEALERS ty of the city and nelzhboxing towns az ercspeotin lerited to examine our &took of !TEL:RHINOS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY A' D GLOVES, ESIBROI °REISS. RIBBONS RUCHES, LACE GOODS, HEAD DhESSES AND NETS. SHIRTS, CORSETS, . RAIN AND SUN UMBRA LLA 1, BU rroNs. THE RADS, PINS . And the various anon articlol in our lino of j Inkines.i. In oar wholesale Daparltnest, on the second aul thirdficers, will ba (cue t extensive aatort• meats or. the articles %Dammam:l &bays. We therefore solicit a mill from all buyers, aspared that with oar taereasod (winner we ran eve theta bargains In the quality and prteet of otr goods, D. S. hi A CRUM )11LACRIIN & GLIDE. N 0.78 Market Street, y 9 Between Fourth and the Diamond. OMEN'S 111011 II E BLED CON' firma gaiter" for 90ots A e t n C 's o fi n n o:r b t o li ot ti r s °r hoe Store. W. E. Schmertz & Co. NO. 31 FIFTH STREET. 2d158138 AND ciIITpRENS. EITGENIX CONGRESS AND PATENT LEATHER, KID The':gcrti:ing Pose copies the following frtitethirßtahniohd Whig of the 6th inst. , 'he-Whig discredits entirely the federal reports pre rebel reverse in Perinsylvania,' insisting that from " the subdhed tone" of our dispatches it is evident we have been -" very seriously worsted." In an other place the Whig facetiously calls the rebel offensive movement "a little sum- mer tour of the boys into Maryland and Pennsylvania;" and adds that Richmond,' having been compelled, in the absence of troons, to.defend herself; has " shown her teeth" in, true and mastiff style. Upon thisnoint it continues: Atehmond !Showing Her Teeth. "A party of Yankee rapscallions, hear ing of her unprotected condition, have crept up to the White House, with the in tention of insulting and robbing her.— They don't know the old lady. H' or quick ear caught the sound of their fumbling and fooling around her back yard, and being unwilling to part with her babies and nig gers, besiies having her meat-house bro ken open, she has bared her arm, caught for up th t the o broommeet th icstk and poker, and gone e villains at the garden palings and knock them on the head. We ani her when she went out. She looked very unlike the quiet and genteel dame whom we have known for some years past. We may be mistaken, but the indications were that she had so far lost her temer that she intended to fight. Her teeth were set, her eye flashed, her nostrils were dP I lewd, her brow was frowning. She looked 'glorious in her anger, In fact, she looked dangerous. We make no predictions. but we are really very much afraid that if the robbers don't. go am.y she will hurt some body." Morals in Riehmond. The Whig upon another subject is less facetious. We quote: "Under the newpolicy of granting licenses indiscriminately to all who apply, a great number of drinking houses have been established, to the evident detriment of public morals. They spring up like mushrooms in every corner, and in places; where their presence is offensive to the re- 1 fined portions of the community. It is even proposed to establish one on Gover nhr street, in the room formerly occupied by the High Constable. This street is much" used by ladies, and one of the most quiet in the city." This, certainly, is too bad. That a drinking shop ehon'J be opened in the room once occupied by the "High Consta ble" of Richmond is a desecration which may well command the attention of the authorities. The Family of Gen. A. Sidney John ston. The Whi g, says that Gen. Gideon J. Pillow has issued an appeal for aid to the family of General A. Sidney Johnston, who are in distress and destitution. The " Whir , on General Booker. The Whig has a ferocious article on General Hooker, from which we extract the following "A distinguished gentleman of the South bad r ceasion some years ago to spend four months in the Paddle on the Potomac coast. Bis business being of a public character ho was assigned a cavalry escort of twenty five men, under charge of two United States officers. Those two officers happen. ed to be Hooker and Stoneman, the one now commanding the finest army on the planet,' and the other at the head of all] the cavalry in that army. With these of. doers he spent every hour of every day for the tour months, and slept by their side on the grass at night. He necessarily came to know them about as well as it Is possible for one person to linos anoth er. Mentioning the circumstance to us, he said of Stoneman, that he was never more thoroughly convinced of anything connected with personal charac ter than that he was a coward—an arrant coward. Hooker he readily discovered to be a vain, conceited, pretentious, boastful fellow, of very moderate capacity and as tonishingly ignorant. He had never seen a pinion of the education implied by graduating at West Point whose general information and scholarship were so limit ed. He knew nothing of the literature and history even of his own profession —of famous wars, campaigns and battles, ancient or modern, or of the most noted commanders or strategists. But he pre tended to know everything, and always insisted that there was a better way of doing anything than the way in which it had been done or was proposed to be done. Not long after this excursion Hooker re signed his commission in the army, and fell into such disreputable ways of life in San Francisco that the gentleman to whom we refer ceased to raoogaize him as an ac quaintance." _R. C. GLY DE Prom The Army. The news from the Upper Potomac is not as definite as we could wish it to be. Lee, it seems, holds the line of the An tietam, and-has in his rear and under guard the fords at Sheperdstown and Will iamsport. What General Meade's dis positions are is not known, but it would seem from the data at hand that if Lee be desirous to retreat across the Potomac he can'do so without serious loss. At the very last reports he was' showing a bold front and seemed disposed to offer battle. His army was drawn np in line of battle : on the heights near Funkstown, and were intrenching various points of their front. Semi-officially we are informed that there was no fighting yesterday and very little prospect of any to day. The cause of this delay does not appear, but doubtless Gen eral Meade is not disposed to risk a bat tle until the fresh troops and militia are incorported with his veteran army.. Gen, Couch hadjoined him at last acconnts,and by this time all his army must be well in hand: — Gettysbnrg - Wis tiPurely defensive fight forthe Union army, , but if a battle is fought at Pankstown; General Meade will be the attacking party, and must show a higher order' of military talent than waif needed, at 'Gettysburg. That he may be equal to the great occasion we moat 'earnest ly hope. To be Discharged. The Secretar - of War has arrived at the .• - determination t o, order the honorable dial discharge of all Brigadier Generals of Volunteers who are absent sick for more than thirty days; This does not apply to brigadiers whose absence is caused by, the ,wounds received in action, but they will be required to furnish satisfactory medical, evidence as to the probable length of their absence.- - BRIGe,(IEN. GABRIEL RENO Petri, who, with Gen. Reynolds, fell in the fight near Gettysburg on Wednesday, was born in Missouri, andgraduated at West Point in 1834. He distinguiehed himself at. Cerro Gordo and . Contrecas, and was breveted Major for his gallantry at Chapaltepee.— fe was appotnted Lieutenant Colonel in 1832 for his gallant!) , in expelling the reb lois from New Mexico in 1861, 'and was further promoted to Brigadier-General k,f Voluntaera„ about September, "SEWS FROM RIO.H*OND. What the 'Rebels Say of LOe's 3 1ova-, meat, and the ProspeetXlsawherO.' DIVIDEND NOTICE - THE. PRES 4 _ DENT' Managers end Co npapy far ereott• ing a Bridge user the Allegheny River. opposite Pittsburgh, the: county cf-.AlOgheny,hevelldi day declared's Dividend •ut Our Dotfart A 34 FIVT6K3I CENTS on each share of the Capitgi Stock of the .Conipahy. which will belatd,to alter the llth Stockholders or their legal repmentatives of inst. Pirrestuioa, July 1bt,1863. ,1343-3td eo I tYAI. ItOSNBURG, Treasurer. . GP ~APE !tokrE WERE ARONG THE FIRST TO v v secure this INYALVABLE GRAPE, and have fruited it for five_yetim We obtained our original vines from Mr . WELL who origina ted it. 'The Pittsburgh Horticultural kososty in ISM awarded as a diploma - for its exhibition, i and the Allegheny County sterionlturalSoolety„ in Inn% ..a protium:mita! it 48. -" tila nEACK-115111 litipcifing mp% on xasneets superior to the isabelle.." Otue_steek -of , - Vines is :unequalled' anywherw which** offer-as-2a cents each. Atm per clown. 0 2 . 00 Per 100 , $ l OO fee 4000. email vin lea p es at- rim, ~ . -. - tits cents to gl obel We eau faralaka few -extra large viztegatfrem i. apl:eodlrw & BOARD Ay slat& A- S &LNG fO - 6 '- P .. ~ ... VlT Ats filniOkoata.AßALL, (We Mn.' w • idason'a), go tons and favorably-Imoms je,fo NialibllisPiilM AteMio4-I*s.liow, Ovate - for rnosPtion wf maw Ike house is Lusk do ., ral7,, - situated ' O / 1 aroadway between .ds- , - ,, lairmeas and 41rmApireiVa-surs.Amik tods. i tazzoundadikassolas -boaluuony -shaded Wig 11J ~!!st-txo liiloontifolt. idlbr tion . lieffand 1? Is of rtlanda.' °r ft"l444llir - ' llrn trerati l Man, 71.2!mEtEm rll:f.. T4cp4l44l2ilJaiiiiiri liteoA#o4 WASHINGTO 1 Jairb. PreTde '- 1 tion r.it Linfeoln'4enibialmto inert binieral "Nieddeir in — his conkwolapsy: 81)."43.ituko3li e r :eveningliiiiicatisecih g kent deal of remark. It is notoriOis thathe is on-the'frack for the iieit--PietiidOiii an d It/Trgh)le is i lo d:to.lisav44 , aiit.6 by interferes too , iinch yb With his 1 General bleade_or anody elEe' " '' , ii. P loi u t make him .too conspicuous or -thebido-x act-o Nor will he lie allowed to' bit too sucCeils ful. .::GENERAL ELF,u)E. - General Meade hat; the'mistortitie of not being a raving radical .politician. He is therefore belittled- and tradaced : hy that description 6f persons.. Senator Wilson,: of Mass., has already began to brawl and carp. It was, Sick/es'e military :tenins., which saved' the day, he - Says. It was Hooker who got the army into condition . and discipline. Meade had-nothieg:t4oo- with the success. Practically, Wilson is helping the President to keep eminent. 14 keeping his feared.- rivals down ; ;but I.do] not wish. to be misunderstood al saying; that be prop:nip-a to favor—Mr.-Lincoln's ambition to ,serve another - :feral in the White House. - IGENERAL VAN ALLEN. i , General Van - Allen on account of con tinued ill health ;has : Compelled "to send in big reatgnation of Ms conni,teion. We do not learn that ,it -haayet been sic eepted.- ' ' . . Ai JOIST liIttSOLUTIOF a IM f lit . ERTEL EN AMENDMENTS ' 'IT) ..THE OLWSTET.iTION: Be - it reeoltml tie e Senate and Howe Of Bepreaentatives af the Cbmsnon= Wealth of Pernavy/vernia in General' durably. met,- That the followin amendments •be lief:itself te the Constitution of the Corsmonwealth. la ea- cordance with the provisions ot the tenth article thereof; • i- - ~_' - :there shall bean additional section to the third article of the Constitution, to he designated .as four, as follows: - - &forms 4 Whenaver any cf the qualified electors service mram.wealth shall be inactual milit ar yunder a requisition' lzou-the President of the United States:or by-the,anthcr ity of this cJiximcnwrailli, such e each s may ex mei. e the right of tatifrage in allelectimul by the , citizens, order a noN , resulations as are, or slusli { be. pro, °Abed by - laW; as f-lly._ as it tLey were! present at their usual place of election. -. Th re shl ticke two additionatsections -to - the eleventh a of - Constitution, to be desig nated as ,i cations eight and nine. as tollmva! • BEOT/ON 8. -Nd bill shall beipa.sd - by the Leg islature co at aitting more than one =Juliet. which shall be clearly expressed in the title;'except ap. propriatkin bills. .• . • SIMPLON' 9. A o bill shall be passed by the Leg islature sum, ting any powers, privileges, in any case, where the authori , y to grout such powers. kes has been. rzi -th herezdter be, conferred upon the mmrts of tilt Commaelth. - - . JOHN ,CES,OIA, Speaker of the Houser of Representative?. - - • JOdN P. TENNEY. . Speaker of-the Senate, • • - Orme es; sae` • - `, 4 ',.. ; I } EGCREIAIIr or THE CO WICOVIViALM Harrisburg; .Tu1y1.1.883, ' , , S:.. PENNSYLVdaLa, : • - . (---1 I, do herel y earthy thatthe foregoing te. annexed itt a tab. true and c 00 ot (2- , the original J L int •It esohtlion ofhe lien eral AL s.mbly, entitled "X.J ointEesent. nosing certain amendments to th e Oodstituthinion. pre 8.1 the same remains on file.% this office. _ in testimony whereotl have hereunto set my hand, and cense! the Beal of the decretar7'a Of fice to be affixed the day and year above written. in leLI "Sham. -DJ:lit Secretary of the Commonwealth.:: COAL, SLICK AIM LUKE—SEALED Proposals for delivering in the !tares at the works of the PI ITSBURGB GAB CO, 260:- WO tuishels of Bituminous Coal, do 000 bushels .of Slack. and 8.000 bushels of Lime will-by received at the office a the Company until ,the 15th inat. of July. ' The (.I.a.tlack and Lime toheof such qua:ity, and delivered at ouch times =Li in each quantities m shall be approved of and directed The atm dard of computatiolfs fer. Coal and Slack to be 76 pounds per nude!. . ---- Payments to be made monthly, retraining a) per cent as security for performance of c m tract. Propo3ali to be addressed to 1:1i0S. BAKE WB LL, Reg-. President of the COthpati.9, and en dorsed 'Proposals f.r. Coal and ' Slack, or - for Lime." as the case may be., - - , J - . 4. VIPS THOMPRON,Eoginee. Office of Pittsburgh Qaa Ca, July 6, 1 / 3 63.• • NEW .BOILER WORIKS. •- 1- • Jr- 139-IWO-14 ,a TTENDS TO TEE ikirrAytiiacruizr. -C/L. of Steam Boilers. Stills, Tanks, Agitator/1. atilt Pant brim* Pang,-Sheet iroll Clumners. Breve/anti:anti all other, dirtlclasttsually mart= ufactureci at siiniir_r concerns. Prompt attention paid to all kinds of re.paiss on reasonable terms. - Works COIN OF LOCUST and DUQUESNE WAY.6th Ward;Allekhenyriver.. ' . _I Corner of Penn de St. Clair St.. Plitigra MIRE LARGEST. CHEAPEST' -4D AL best of the United States. $35 pars tom's' full Commercial cows°. including Writing and ON erittuaetia. No extra charges for hfanikettna, Steamb4i . Railroad and Bank Book-keePingi . Sitnister's sons at ono--haLfprico. Students isn-,.: ter and review at any lime. . - - - wen d . This Institution yr conducted -bp 'exp 'Aiaoaers and practical business men. ae Pre erfence for graduates at this College by bus i -. sem men throughout the country, as wall as this • --_ , Vr-'63f. A. COWLEY, long Imown as tue beet , Peaman of the Union, teaches Ornamental and Rapid Business Writing. and : t specimens of Prof:CO*l4A tulralle d , Thitlng, and Catalogue containing lull_ °Ma don. enclose twentsaeaen Bto the ii_uajj4., • S dr. maargw. l - - - fe2;ltarriewtf. _ .. f, .. pIIIVATE DISEASES '' ' DR. BROWN'S O.FITOE z - 50 SMITHFIELD STREET, . . -. , .. : .. . Citizens and sizrangers in need of-medical ad; vice should not fail to give ... him ginali. - ' Dr. Brown's remedietneyee tail tn. cure imps;; scrofulous and venereal affections -Mao hereditary taint. each as teller. psoriasis and oth is er skin.- iseses, tie origin of which the patient SEMINAL WRAIOTESS. - i Dr. B's remedies tor this affliction. brought cm . by solitary habits. are the only medicines blown ie this country which are safe an d will . spee restore to health. dilx. :- . 11 . 11 :EIDIATIS.M. . '; Dr. Brown's remedial -cure, itr a few idao this infal atiliotion , • He - also treat Plies..i'Ocintiorrhoe. Biethil Discharges. Female Diseases„Pains in the Muck and aldneys, Irritation. of, tne Bladder. strictr area, eta. A letter to be answered must Contain at least ONE DOLLAR. Medicines sent to, any address safelypacked. Office andsrivatti rooms. No. 50 SeuTHPIELD Tit.EILT. Yittsbargh;s2a.. .'.: nommtile i CONCORD _ ,43l 4 ,ll ix.riojc. No. 2Stilffitti , ;scree - *'s~: z k~~.wa~~-,~*a.z~~.,;'~-fit?s I.ftv:,:ift , a4M:l3SETS. L 3 7. 41:1 M 4cgt XL.O .ALL ;.; Ft)A FIV E FIVE NIOEfTS ONLY HAmBL4IN , COMBINATION T R TT; P E LOOK .„ AT THE 81311 1 1 TISTES hiies! . Ado Teomati. -, • ''• !Mrs Frank La 911 . ;Itiso,Lizzie Mint _Mlas. 'pi= rioter-o%a- La Peti t e - ..- -.: matt utifford, ITi tn . r t o m e, , , ~. ,-, i. • .niet e r , V. s• tad worth,, -,:. ~.., johtf.•l4ll;:eu, • oft& Pilgrim. --=''';:•l %der ' Take Watson tilit:wititebh e i n ' Prof Chasr.- 1 414411-- ' &a. a" -- - . 0.. dm.. -,- Aidn geliflogiffne.litliiight. - 1 .t:;.A.,.0%"2,4,,...e.i;,e70-7,,,t_r0.,,it--,..x-ri_o__P---).=,,,7:ol,,7,?tiy7Avei'woad 4 STR I C T -ptyl ARTICLES rzkow nee PITTSBURG/1 01010 - HOUSE TORON.OE IstlrettAinz, Coesei , :FotSli sad mark,' ebyek , ' P/Trtifill(Sta.! ' rtu ries .1111 EDivAIVIES1 2 micorararms - ! GJEFEATICA LST - VIKEMIC.ALS r vicelli?474ll-I'CiIIEMCALL ! DYES I • • • DYE r j'AiNTS PAINTS PAINTS PAINTS r PAINTS I PAINTS I :4P AINTSI.PAINTS I PAINTS I OILS! • - OILS! _---- APICES I sPioni L SPICES t-NPicEs SPICES I SPICES! SPICE. ! SPICEs SPICES; AIt.*ICEIII,,ISPICEELTISPaCEP Soda. Cream Tutu. 3111/ 31nItivd74ge• Freaoh:Bailieh;,!:Sed Anterloaa- P fumer/i. and Toilet articles. Bradlee., Traeger, Patent Meilolnee., sad' ail -Bnacerlere article& Strictly pure ardelea. Low prim, E 3 P Bresaasoadai-ioottrotedy coal aolndefl at all haws. kiireritiztes '3ind,,Litias-Ice-taalleizai nas oraL in 831174 , .1...1.0 LI _Ek.E.1.F...14.ri1i".2.111511 FITUNISIIIIV4:4-•i STORE • .---", - - ,-- , --- -- .--prov,.rmis 3r6JELVECE JErrcHEN. Tin Ware,. , Brushes ... Wooden.W_are • ,- ' Baskets ' • Spice Boxes .., _, . . Moulda Cup 'labs • ' W ash Basins - Straw•iuttero . - • Cunt:Mope '..• Hair Sieves- 'Wire Sieves MinceXabies " - ' • -• Coal Scuttle - - Silver Soap , Stove Pollak . Chiunoian.Ens - Knie...W*lM , I skeweln . ~.. ,- .. . , liaadoutoo..l addir nis _ .: _ : ... :• : tCoffee - 1411 39 n sate,eap ~ , ; ~ , Waskikkazds, ;:.; 'Sew Pans ' ' 'l' auee - Pans Wafts Irons -' ' ,••-• ' ' aird,lioacters }fah Kettles - •• -, -1 / 1 7 Pana -:,-- limn Bollara- •••- - --,=== ' -'.FarinajtoKeia 1 Graers -_ - • = ',, ••""' : - . l Atqleaterel Lardinezreedlaii - - our PIMA' .. Pudding Pane WaterPiltaiera- Bread Pain - - 1:, Pio tlatA Butter. Ladino ...• ,:-..."..- _lilotbest wringeri ' Ironlioldera . r . Wooden Spoons Step Ladders' '= ' '•' Butter Prints xeptare - i - WeeltTuba cjothesLino. c_ - SosP Cum - mama - Team gwow Knives - - ' - . Sadirons Bram:thanes •,.:_ --, ;-, ..4,t e it p re ii i , - .. i.... Scoops. -,•- , , Cubs Bcgres. &m. &c, - Veit Ziltz DIN /11181100416, -,-, farmargyAriga, ~_,..,, Call Bello - ' ••••= 4 •••••• --, hlutPlolta?' ' - 'z'r• =lce Cream /Claws Rapala _Riau - Cake Baskets j..; 44 • Porkaand Spoons- Oyster Ladles - _ suga rs poons ItusurdBPo oua _O4 Maw's ..I.•'. -.:' ‘. ' - ttobleta - 14 -•= ' l 4. 7' •.;1: 1 ClVarii `',-. 1 1 ..1 3 = tfraiterie ' Crumb limbos ,-.• Crumb Telas • ~`,•--,;. Coffee .1:1 , msa , _.-. : _ , lgiat C°S traelten i 1.-ItinuaL_ . Waiters ' - z uorx Sanwa ~, , ,-.1 i'. &ate aurora s - water Coo ark *cc eaStore _Cake-Er - dyes—, • S `rt alt Standsnnb Waves' Fruit Stands Batter Knireti Ekinti'Ladlee Gravy Ladles euldsan's 'Ronikd adVarßalvera Bottenet Stands -T roritraidiedkidia C " 124 do a Stag - :;k;nglieh Tea Trays - Pork :Dish Covers- ' ' Bash ishes Wine /S D trains:la , - SPirit Votthe Pots 2 ablrechtata,. Bread Baskets IV2I/15110Olere - 7,) To il et Zang 7ft • Foot. Batas - liifaat's Baths . ' Matrers-Bnuchor Staini s at itad Brans' Haden Flowei• Stan - -"2.44llleralCletetr4erat' ' Wiiiiii eirrlens i Bo attaraiesrßuotelwi - wls slid Pitebers Z'fikaraluulee : e: ' , I X' arse ~41i lati.iihwk,:, -filirtik: 341,:* ~...!r . ! 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