James P. Bar
N•6l-.10, 0 11. L 4 , 111 LAI
A II MELLY CONCENTRATED
V . getable. Extrael;
• A PURE TONIC.
140 tiaThi
'6 €ll-MA-M - --81 TT E S
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Alt i kiltTED BY 1
•
-• • C. kiILUSBON, Ph.iladel
, phla. PALMS,
Will effectually care - •
Liver`` COmDlatilt,
EiYSPEPSIA..‘ - ZAtrigtiid,k;
curonse. or Nerworaa,DebfiXtp. /Macaw
the iradimric, r
iamton Dfsettaies
Arytelimic from a Diaordlerea
Liver or Stomachs
, • • : ageongtl.
.pation. Inward
- Fidlnesenr
, Blood to the Head.
Acidity_of the Stomach.
Names. Heartburn. Disgust
for Food,' Pullndes or Weight la
the Stomach. Sour Pructatlons. Sink
• - '
lug or Fluttering-At the Pit oitue Steen
, . Swimming of the Heal; Burned and
- didlcult Brenthing.,Eluttating at the Heart.
phektager suffocating Mutilations when in a lying
:tieeture,, Dimness of , Vision; 'Dots or We be- -
'rate ineaigh4 'Fever anct Dull Pain ire the •
- ' Head,'Dedimency of Pertation, Ycl-
lowness of the Skin and es. Pain
the FAN Back. Chest. be. Jr.o. ,
. ,
Sudden Plashes ofileat. Burn
ing in the Flesh. Constant
Imagininns„ of E v 1.
and great.dePres
Bien of
.•• spirita,
• -"Ana Win' posit - m ak; orevimt Yellow Rover. Bil
. tons kever, Ate.
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NO Atconoi, on THEY OiTNIT
EA]) AIN
• 'stur
Thar will mrothe above disci:see win is ninety-nin
.AS6S out of a hundred., •
' Induced by the extensive sale and universal
• sseateral troofle,nd's German Bitters. ( purely ...vegetable hosts of ignorant quacks and unsoru
ulons venturers, have spend upon suffering
sumanitY the tlood n . e tes of Nostrums in the shape
of poor whisky. vile compounded with injurious
dross; and obirista Tonics. Stoniachics and Bit
ses.,
js;vrare of the innumerable array of alcoholic
nti La „ - -,etions in plethoric bottles..and b' b ellied
- the modest: appellation of Bi tters;
c ins , of curios' only aggravates 08.8438
od leavcifh,N.disaPPomted sufferers in despair.
130 0PLAN,VB GERMAN BITTERS
Are not a nevi iNd untried article, but have
stood the test of fLit 'ten years trial by the Ameri
can public; and the, c k" reputation and sale, are
not rivalled by any s i c ,: ,preparation.
The propriet ,, rs have. mo wands of Letters
,
from the most eminent \ •
etergyinieiti, Lawysirs, and
•
cittzem
Testifying of their own personal Imowlecbge. to
the beneficial effects and medical Virtues of these
ter&
DO YOU WANTSOifETE7NO to STNENG TH
EN YOU,
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE,
vt) YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON
CITI7TIONI
iDO YOU WANT TO PEEL WELL
,pp YOU WANT TO GET BID OP PEE YO US
N ii`SR4 - •
VO YOU WANT ENFRGY
00 yon
Oo
„von wa n want t
a br tole
seisk w
and vigorous
feeling ?
If yya de, use
HOOFLA.ND'B GERMAN BITTERS.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There are many preparations sold under the
name of Bitters, put up en quart bottles, compoisnded
of the cheapest whin kat or common rum, costing from
20 to - 40 cents per gallon, Ike taste disguised by An
ise or Coriander Seed,
This elate of Bi ter* has caused and loin cantin
ete to cause, as long as they can be sold, hundredsto die the death 0/the drunkard, By their use
the
system is kept continua ll y under the influence of
Al
coholic aimulants of the worst kind, the desire for
Liquor is created and kept up, and the rends is a 'l
the horrors attendant upon u drunkard's life and
death.
For those who desire and wall have a Liquor
Bitters, we publish the following receipt, Get One
Bottle Iloofland'a German Bitters, and
ais with Three quarts of Good Brandy
or Whisky, and the result mill be a preparation
that toil! far eineetin medicinal virtues and true
excellen,,e
and f, co sterous Liquor B•tters in
the market will much leaps, You in
have all the virtues of itondland's Bitters te
in
connection with a good article of Liquor. at a
much lam Price than these itiferior preparations
will coat you.
• AT TRNT.T.ON 1301,DrERS;
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
. We call the attention of all having relations or
friends in the. !army to the fact that "HOOP
' 'IASI:pi German Bittem" will owe - nine • tenths
of the dise.ses induced by eyposarea and priva
tions inoident tocamp life. In the lists, publish
ed almost daily in the newspapers, on the arrival
of the sick, it will be noticed theta very large pro
portiOn are•suffering from debility.' Every case
of that kind can be readily cared by Hoof:hind's
German Bitters. Diseases resoling from disor
ders of the digestive organs are .pei &Cy remov
ed. We have no hesitation in stating that, if
:these Bitters were freely used among our soldiers
hundreds of ires might he 'Bay ed,:that otherw.se
.sill be 'kat: ' - • -
We call particular attention to the following re
markable and wellauthenticate4i cure of one of
he nation's heroes, whose life, to use his own
meg uage"has been saved by the Bitters:"
PHIL Ap lELPHIA. August Zid,1262.
Itressra. Jonca & Eon:ie.—Well, gentlemen. your
flootland's German Bitters has saved my
There is no mistake in this. It is vouched for by
ntunbersof-tny comrades, some of whose names
are appended, and who were fulls , cognizant of
all the drowns fences of my case I am, andhave
been for the last four years, a member of Sher
man's celebrated battery, under the immediate
summand of Capt. It B. Ay res. Through the ex
posure attendant upon my arduous duties, wa
attacked in November last with inflamation o f
the lungs, and was tor seventy two days in the
hospital. Th's was followed by great debility.
heightened by anattack of dysenterr. waa then
removed from•the White Bowe and Sent 'to this
city , on board the steamer "State of Ileitis." from
which I landed on the 28th of June. Einee that
time I have been about as low as any one could
beard et illeetain a spark ofvitalitY: For a week
OT more Iwasscaroeb , able to swa low - anything.
and VI did force a morsel down, it was imis. ads
qv thrown UP again.
" not even keep a glass of water on my'
'fa could not last under these (*cum
-.cd.ingly the physieishs who
"Gly, though unsuocesful
-ts of the dread Arch=
- .4mcre for me,
to mike
'
.1" com..
stomach, - a...
stance, lan,, ace.
had bead working fat
to rescue me from the gra..
andfranly told me they o
advb3ed ine to see a cler gy man, an
such caw 'Mien of my limited funds al " best..
ad ma. An.acututintance who visited me at the
Arch
Mr. Frederick- Steinbron. of
hope, belw
Street, hdvired me as a forlorn to try
your Bitters and kindly procured- a bottle. From
the time I commenced taking them the shadow,,
death receded, and lam now. thank God for it,
getting better. Though I havetaken but two bot-
L have gained ltlpottuda, and feel sanguine
of biting permitted to rejoin my wife and daugh
ter,-from whom I have , heard nothing for eigh
teen months; for, gentleman Isms loyal Virgin
lan. ft, m the vicinity of Front Royal. To your
invaluable Bitters I owe the glorious privilege of
again eltoping to my bosom those who ate dearest
to me in life.
Very truly, Yours, ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concur in the truth of the abovestate
- Ment. as we had despaired of seeing our comrade.
Mr. Malone. restored to health.
JOHN CITDDLEBA ex, lot N. Y, Batten%
IEitEOBGE A. ACK ir
LE, co. C. th, main*.
—LEWIS CKEVALIER,92d N. Y.
1.,E. SPENCER. Ist Artillery Battery F.
FASED ELL. 04, E. 3d 'Vermont.
MERRY B. JERoME. Co B. do
HENRY MAcDONALD„ Co 0 6th Maine.
JOKE' F: WARD. Co E. sth Mairce.
HIERBLINKOCIi, CoB. 7241 NY.
:NATHANIEL. K THOMAS, d og . sth Pa.
ANDREW J. KIMBALL, Co El. 3d Vermont
'.. Neal" el PON/W.ir.S. Co B. 106th Poona.
BEWAREOF COUNTERPERIa.,
Bee that the signature of n C.JAIR4°
outhe , Witarria of ear% tON. ,
pRIOEYEIIIIOTTLE 75 CENTS, Olt
• HALF DOE, FOR SA 00. - • .
Should your nearest druggist not hare theor
Mao. oo not be put off by any of the intoliftting
w•reparatiotui that may Ile offered in its place, but
sad CO and we will forward. swarth, Packet
income&
Aronll/4-PrinciPal Office. and Biannsactot7. No. ICI
street.
JONES & EVANS ,
(Successors to C. M. Jackson k C 0.,)
Proprietors
dir Nor ails by Druggists end deal '
ers even,
MI in the United States. and
Dr. G. is. Braman. •
Pittsburgh,.
Ai. IP. SCHWARTZ,
18.:Also for gale at JOSHION PLEMISQI3
issof tha Diamond and Market street.
/or sale also by
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Comer Eindthasid and Pm:o4 m a ,4
A. J. RANKIN * Co.,
grakat street. three Plttsbainb
dawk Writ
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WOAL.
Earl:Russell Denies that Napoleort
Renewed his Proposals tot En
gland.
In' the House of Lords, on the 26th of
June, the Marquis of Clanricarje said
that in asking the question of which he
had given notice on this subject, he waa..
not going to dia - miecthe propriety orthe I
justice of the decision of the American I
Prize Courte-Lbat he thought the pro
ceedings
oniiiise'C'MUts should beClosely I
watched,- forlif:ldeitrines were admitted
there ,iikose-maintained in this
count , great conftision, would be there-
suit hereafter. The, principle upon Which
a sentence of condemnation and snot her
sentence of conditiOnal condemnation had
been pronounced, differed entirely, from
these- laid down by the English 'Privy
Council daring the last war, It was now
maintained in America that suspicion was
sufficient to justify the condemnation of it
vessel—that the onus of provinginhocence
was Kam not merely the captain and
crew, 1.);:t upon the owner of the ship.—
The owner was Palled upon to prove a neg
ative, and moreover, it was held that
where a ship was going avowedly and con
fessedly to a neutral port, a strong pre
sumption arose of the intention to ran the
blockade, because before the war there
was no demand in the port for the goods
which she carried. Now, that was a mon,
stroue doctrine. There might be a market
of goods to be run, or those goods might
be sent legitimately by laud to the Confed
erate States; but that was not
,a ground
on which we ought to permit our ships to
be condemned, for we bad a perfect right
to establish a depot at Nassau if we choose
to lo' so. It was 'necessary that not only
our merchants but the officers of the'Roy
al Navy should clearly understand what
would suffice for the condemnation of a
vessel and to constitute an n''ringemetit
of belligerent rights. He h,..::." wish to
press for a discussion upon the subject,
now that there was a hope of in), unhappy
war coming to an end, In v. h . case the
confusion and irregularities arising from it
might be expected to cease lie hoped
that this horrible and unnecessary war
was about to terminate, because it had
been stated, in what appeared to be an
authoritative form, that the Emperor of
the French had made or renewed a propo
sal to the British Government to recog
nize the existing Government of the Con•
federate States. That was a most import
ant step, and he could not but think that'
the time had come when we could not
permit a continued hindering of our com•
merce. He did not desire that we should
interfere in any way ; but it was quite
compatible with our position a 3 neutrals
that we should recognize a Government
which had shown itself to be capable of
conducting its affairs at home and abroad,
and of performing all the functions of a
Government. If England and France,
and he might add Spain, were to recognize
that Government, he had no doubt that a
speedy termination would be put to this
war. He would 'aelc'the noble Earl wheth
er any proposition had been received from
'the Government of France, and also
whether any copy of the judgment deliv
ered by the American Prize Courts had
been received, and whether the proceed
ings of these Courts were being watched.
Earl Russell—l will first answer the
question of my noble friend whether any
report of proceedings of the prize courts
of the United States, especially with ref
erence to the case f the Dolphin, has
been received at the foreign office. In
answer to that question I have to state
that what appears to be an authentic re
port of the judgement iu the case of the
Dolphin was received at the foreign office
last evening. I should think it right, cer
tainly, that all these cases should be watch
ed; ' I find the doctrines relied upon in
that judgment are those laid down by Sir
W. Grant: and Lord Stowell. Whether
these doctrines are :rightfully applied to
the circumstances of this particular case
is another question, and one upon which
I offer no opinion. I shall not re-enter
a discussion which we had upon a
but I still think that the
goon international law by
not in accordance
- upon the sub
-^- whether
•-• the
former e
opinions hela
my noble friend a
with the high anthoritien
ject. As to the second questiu-,
any communication has been made
government of this country by the Gov
eminent of the Emperor of the French,
proposing or suggesting a recognition of
the Southern States, I have to say that no
such communication has been received,-
Upon the general subject of recognition, '
do not think the circumstances are much
altered smce . my noble friend Lord Strath
heden brought forward his motion in this
House, and I entertain the same opinions
which I then expressed.
Arrest of an Editor for Publishing
a Letter of the 'President - of ;=the
United States.
, • ST. Lours, July 11.
; The evening edition of the St. Louis
Democrat publishes the following :
"William McKee, the senior proprietor
o,f this paper was put tinder, arrest last
evening, by order of Gen. Schofield.
.The grounds for the an•est are, we learn,
the publication;of the letter,pf the Presi
dent to General Schofield, explaining the
'reasons for the' removal of, Gen. Curtis,
and for refusing to state in , what manner
such letters came into his hands. We
have only at present to say, under the cir
cumstances, that we regard this as a most.
foolish and unwarrantable proceeding.—
Mr. McKee reported hinizelt at headquar-
tem this mortung,and preferred his will
ingness to 'exonerate every officer in the
Department from any knowledge in the
matter of publication, 'believing this to
6e due to the persons in_ departm
mow
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How:Grant Baeamen Genoral.
Gen. Grant entered thn service for this
war as Colonel of the 21st Illinois Iniant
ry. He had raised his regiment near
Springfield, and was about to have it_mus
tered into:fite.,service, Aiken many of his
ratqave etifdejnikkof disbeti \ sfaction,
,and_
:Brp sued hainikimktiou'i: to be sworn" inN„,aol,l4 tried 5 a short time
and didn't like it well' enough to bind
fthetnseletaft: to. it for a:milting period of,
three years. Grant was getting dishese- '
aped. and;; was mourning the; prospectivel
loss of his eagles, when he accidental!),
mec Gen. Logan, who happened to be in!
, Springfield About that time. He made his
.troubles'kitown to him. They counseled
together on' the subject for., awhile, and,
finally Giant told•LogaiVtlt he thought'
if he (Logan) would make a speech to - the
men. it might do, some good. Logan con- 1
sented, and soon after the 21st was drawn,
litn), to give'
speech
m ian audience. Lo.
gian made a n which he urged
them tQcnliat,' one and all; he painted the
soldier's life in rainbow hues, and soon
dispelled the prosaic ideas which the new
recrtaits had of what wasin store for them.
His address had the desired effect. Every
Man wag sworn in," and 'Grant' was com
missioned as Colonel. He has, often said
since, that; if it had not been for Logan
'he ivotild probably never have been in the
army.
Swoid 'flan. Grant.
W. W. McGrew, jeweler, has on eahib•
. .
ition in his show-window, corner Fourth
and Main streets, a magnifi gent sword,
which was insde loth° order of Colons]
George Coolbaugh, who is now on Gen.
McPherson's staff, and who contemplates
presenting it to Gen. Grant as a token of
esteem.
The scabbard is of solid silver, appro
priately and moat beautifully finished. The
handle of the sword represents a carved
figure of a young giant crushing the re•
hellion, and is most elaborately designed.
The box in which it is kept is made of
rosewood boar d with ivory, and lined with
velvet and white satin. On the interior
of the lid his name is marked with crim•
son silk. The sword and box coat $l,OOO
and w..ls made at the establishment of W.
Wilson McGrew, jeweler. It is a beauti
ful specimen of workmanship, and reflects
the highest credit upon those engaged in
artistic work.—Cin Enquirer.
11 CASH CARD AMMONIA JUST RE
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ceived awl for szie by
Federal, KELLY,
69 St., Allogbetni
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-a just receivedby
011. KLLY.
69 Federal) A.
All E egben
IipLAIR do WRYET./119 LiQUAID REM
ntc hut received by
GEO. A. KELLY
69 Federal St., Alleghe.
IGROSS OF NICUOLS ELIXIR IRoN
and bark just received by
A. KELLY.
.la 3 69 Federal EO.
St.. Al!reams , .
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- II DROSS LINDSEY'S BLOODSEND.--
a ober just received by
OEO. A. KEL.
&4 Federal St . AlleLghaYnY
Groceries,
it HAVE JUST RECEIVED A 1..4.RGE
A. pply of Tea. Coffee, Sugar and Groceries
of all descriptions, which will bo sold either
wholesale or retail at the lowest cash prices.
J. DUNLBVY,
No. 4 Diamond,
Pittsburgh.
J. D UNLEY V,
Grocer,
NO, 4 DIAMOND,
PITTSBURG H , PA
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SICK HEADACHE
CII.RE
NERVOUS HEADACHE
CURE
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.
-W ILSON'S PILLS are the result of
long investigation and' careful conducted
experiments having been in use many years,
dining which time they nave prevented and re
Raved a vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous
system or from a deranged state of the stomach.
They may be taken at all times with perfect
afetr, without making any change rf Diet, and
the absence of any duagreeable taste, renders if
ea sir to administer them to children.
s.
By the use of these Hea d ach e periodi o at
tacks of Nervous or dick may be pre
vented; and if Laken in th- commencement of
an attack immediate relief of pain and sickness
w.ll be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing Pausea and
headache. to which females are so subject,
They act gently on the bowels—removing Cos
amen.
For Literary Men, Students. Delicate Females,
and all persons of sedentary habits, they are
valuable an a Laxative , improving the appetite,
giving tone and vigor to the digestive organs,
and restoring the natural elasticity and strength
of the.whole system.
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cellar. water finturea, two front porches, one at
each floor, largeyard. Price ss 2 ooo. Apply to
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DENT, Managers and Co crony fur erect
ing a Bridge uver the Allegheny River, opposite
Pittaburgh,i.,. the county of Allegheny, have this
doy declared a Dividend of Lag LOLLAR AliD
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'Stock of the Uompahs, which will be paid to
Stockholders or their legal representatives on or
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jyl3-Std.eo
BOARD A.T.f.SAAATQUA SPRINGS.
~t 5.1,-;=
isiintsrstiliNr ` MALL, (l ate A i m
mason's)• oolong and lavo.ably known
to iisitors at the - Spfrings, ler how Open for
the reception of guests. The house is large, de
lightfully situated on Broadway, between
thei Congress and Eroplre,dxtrings, and
tisurtounded'hY ample and beautifalls shaded
grounds.—fable first-class—and the rooms well
adap ed for lamilies and large parties of friend&
Rot furrliqr-partieu'aza addres Washington
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Commatntal.Broker in , Laaf and mannfao
turci Tobacco and &gars. 134 Water street.
Isomer of Pine.] New Y ork. Tobacco and Segars
carefully .4.3ted for exportation. - Dealers, and
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T HE
-WHEW 8 WILSON
_
femiltlig Machine
Was awarded a
FIRST= CLASS PRIZE RDA
WORLD'S fAIR LONDON, ENGLAND
EUROPE AND AMERICA
were in compelitian
A leo, at the Indristrial Exposition, Paris, France,
and at every !
'United .
.States Fair
:,
at which Sewinkkaellines have been exhibi'ed.
The principal VomPanies making Sewing Ma
chines aro Wheeler & Wilson, I: M. Singer &
Co. and Grover &Baker, Of the machines made
there were sold during the year last reported:
B By 'Wheeler - 41c NVII•on .. 21,305
y T. in Siziger dc Co 10,053
of Grover &Baker 10,280
~..
Showing WHEELER & W ILSON' a pales #6 be
doable these 1 aby other Sewing Machine Com
pany in the county.
OFFICE. 77 FIFTH STREET. PITTSBURGH.
This Machine jaakes the 'L 00 STITCH,'
and ranks highfat on account of the elasticity
permanence. beauty and general desirablenas'
of the stitching *ben done, and the wide range
of iteappiication'tteport of the .Cmeriean In
stitute, Now York) halfilkm
CARPETS FOR CASK
AT DECIDEDLY LESS THAN
whnletale Prices. Bought previous to sny
considerable advance by the manufacturers and
will be sold accordingly. Well beasonod Sheet
Oil Cloths,
AT LOW PRICES.
Woolen and Ootton Druggeta,
Canton Mattings, &o.
W. D. & McCALLIIM,
AT NO, SZ FOURTH STREET.
in 3
- -
5,0 ,
BA,
grk BARRELS OF PURE RYE
WRISRY. of different ages to
suit purchasers, at lowest cash prices. Fur sale
by THOS. 11 , 1001t.R. Distiller.
jul.:tf NoVIB9. in 93 and 95 First street.
11 E TISTK V.
/El E E T 11 EX TRACTED WITHOUT
U. pain by the Wm of Dr Ondry's rinoarsto4.
HOFFMAN ct EDMUNDSON
Hydropolts, or Garden Sprinkler.
A NEW AND EsErvE ARTICLE FOR
.cl. wetting planta and flowers. washing windows,
earriageg. &o. Punpe of every deeorintion sold
and repaired. Dalkin's Patent Wa er Drawer
made and sold.
(SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE HE.
ceived by the, Committee on Fire Engines
and nese, up to Jane 20th, ISria for throe thous
safriAtieltinst finality of TEN INCH LEATH
EK ttisE, enanai rimed. amt-
Couplings attached thereto. The hose to he
Properly tested before they are received by the
city, when payment wilt be made in cash.
JOHN QUINN,
ius Cbairmanor Committee.
GENTS LASTING CON G RESS (AI
TARS, a very superior quality, lust ree'u at
W. E. SCH.3IERTZ Cu
N0.3l Filth St.
CHEAP E)L Y GOODS
'llty Ow Is TILE TIME TO SECURE
/A Bargains in Dress Goods. Shawls, Cloth and
Siik Mantles of the most faqhionablo etyles, un
bleached and bleached hi slip , Calico.
Silk Sun Umbrellas Jra.. at Frreitly roducoe prt
cwt. all hay.ng been purchased for cash, will be
gold cheap for cash. call and coo for yourselves at
H. 3 LYNCH,
96 Market street.
CEO. R. COCHRAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Office No. 69 Grant .treot, near the Court
House. Pittsburgh.
AL L BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
hie care sill receive prompt attention. Col ,
lections made and the money promptiy remitted.
doothlyd
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS,
CADMAN & CRAWFORD
' Mannfaatnrers of every variety of finished
BRASS WORK FOR PLUMBERS
GAS or STEAM FITTERS,
MACHINESTS AND COPPERSMMIS.
IPRASS CASTINGS OF EVERY DE.
soription made to order Steamboat work,
steam and gas fitting and repairing promptly at
tended to. Hartionlar attention gasp to fitting up
Refineries for Coal and Carbon Oils,
Also. sae agents for the Western Dis Mot of
Pennsylvania. for the sale of Marsh. Lansdell A
Co.'s Patent Si valves ump. the best ever inven
ted. having nn t is not liable to get out of
order and will throw more water than any pump
wine Its size. febll:dly.
rair Rs. D. LYNCH, SQURHEL HILL,
IVA has laid oft SO beautiful building lots, which
she offers for sale on reasonable terms. They are
eligibly located, lying between the Oakland Sta
tion and the Pdonongbahela river. They otr.r
many inducements for private tehidenotr. For
Plan of lots and price, apply at the office of.
K. NLAN,
N 0.127 Fourth St, one door above Smithfield St.
myl3:lmd
IVIRENCII WOODS 13IITATION OF
panelp from board . an exact COPY.
with mouldings to match. For sale by
W. P. MARSHALL.
lu6 87 Wood street.
CORN
-309 bushels prime yellow shelled Corn, in
atere ane for sale by
ay K., DOLLARS A MONTH I WANI
a t. to hire Agents in every county at $75 a
month, expenses pal 3, to sell my new cheap Fam
ily Sewing Maobinea. S. MADISON, Alfred. Me.
Wanted,
60 DOLLAItS A MONTH , WE WANT
Agents at $BO a month, expenses paid to
sallow Itueriasting Pencil., Oriental Burner. and
13 other,es 15 circulars sent free. Address
briAW a CLARK. Bideford. Maine.
mik3akdaw
V"
-',U,
RODMAN HMS
'II IIE ft HICKS,
K® ` "q' STREET,
255 MAIM.- , EzipilLik
north Side. PEI:Mk-.
374:—,(39-Isd
ELBINGBURG GRAPE..
sxr E CAN FURNISH A FEW VINES
V V os this valuable Grape at $2 CO per dose=
$l2 60 per 100.
J. KNOX,
29 Fifth street.
REMOVAL.
DR. F, BARDEEN RAR REMOVED
from Smithfield street. below the Girard
House. to No.l4s.Firth street opposite the Court
Bowie. ap2l:tf.
.ADLES',MISSES' AND CHILDRESS
-11.4 Booth. Shoes. Gaiters and Balmoral% made
to order, of the bee, materials and ieo•kman•
ship. W. E; SCHMERTZ & CO..
AI Fiftb street
swanW.& ANX E PROPERTY
ed, a good brilk dwelling Mum and
lw with fruit trees, warden Sco, on or near the
Avenue. Apply to
MOWNRS, BEAL-PERS, THEEHILERS,
Farm Mills, Doir_Powers, wheeled and re
volving Hay Rakes, KAY Zdevatora and farm
machinery generally far sale
LON6I.
ro*
I:=1
where all the Machines uf
DENTISTS
All work warranted
134Smitbfield Street.
ti ELDON k KELLY. 164 Wood SL
Ono door from Sixth.
JAMES A. FETZER.
opener Market awl Ist street.
Wanted
COINERCIAL INFORMATION.
Arbitration - Committee of the Board
of Trade.
Wm. M. SHINN, V. PIJAB. L BENNETT
JNO. 8. DILWORTH Wm. MoCRERRY.
DAM]) Me BLESS.
Movements of European Steamers
PROM illllBloA.
Sidon... ........... ...June 10... New York...,LiverPoo
Asia .................. _June 10.-Boston-. ...Liverpool
Persia ............ _...June 17...N0w York—Liverpool
Marathon • June 24... New Y0rk....-Lirerpool
Africa. ................ Jun e 24...805t0n - Liverpool
Scotia .July. I... New York.... Liverpool
Redar .' .. ........July B... New York....LivOrpool
Great Eastern... July 21-. New York.... Liverpool
PROM lIIRAPI.
Jane
10 ..Liverpool...New York
June 13-Liverpool...Boston
..... ...June 16 -Liverpool...New York
27 ..Liverpool...New York
MONEY MARKET.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR TRE MORNING POST BY
.XERSES. romurz .4 MERTZ, BROKERFs,
No, 118 WOOD STREET.
- • •
The following are the baying and gelling rates
for Gold, &Ivor. am:
Baying Belling
Silver
Eastern Exchange,
p fir t h
li zsy t
ma Y or k
apar
Boston. par g
Western Exchange.
Cincinnati...__.
Lottiavitic.
Cleveland
St. Louis-
PITTSBURaIt OIL TRADE
WEDNESDATattIY 15th, 1863.
The demand continues active. The amount
offering was quite small which caused holders to
demand another advance. The principal demand
was for Crude. Lots that arrive by the nver are
readily picked up at full figures. In the absence
of all news from "Oil City" we are entirely in
the dark as to how matters are progressing in that
section: there is no doubt, however. that specu
lators are attending 'o affairs up there. In New
York the demand for crude wag active, The cur
rent rates were 50 c.'•le with a fair amount chang
ing hands. The stock is represented as not be ng
very large. There is a good deal of speculation
going on for future de l ivery, but it has very littl e
to do with the present rates. Refined was higher
in that msrket, and sa'es of bended were made
at 50e for present delivery; free oil ranges from 5
to &cents higher.
C. tigle—Thesupple falls short of the demand:
hence the market continues ex?ited and prices
uaseteed—in fact all quotations at present must
be taken with agood deal of allowance. We note
sales of 4.50 bb's, packages to be returned at 19c
19%, 2E4 bbls do at 19%; later in the day holders
were demanding alc. Refined was a good deal
enquired for. Sa'es of bon dedto the erten tof 550
bbla were made at 45% for August do ivery.
PITTSBURGH PRODUCE MARKET
OFFICS OP TIM DAILY
Wednesday, July 15th. 1863. P05T,
Remarks—The weather during the past
twenty-four hours has/been changeable, having
been visited with fine growing showers; the air
has become cool and bras:ng. The demand for
loading arti , les has been restricted to lots to sup
ply the wants of the local trade prices were ne-
L cmarily unsettled. The receipts of produce
Were l int it ea, lilll SUMO ell t n.-.3,l4aara s,r _aux Poses. The war news fro m all sections et"tho
country continues to be ve•y favorable to our
arms : it looks as if the bottom of the Confederacy
had dropped out. Flour—the market was very
quieL The market was very queit, the sales
being few and far between. We never witnessed
less activity among dealers no one seems desir
ous of speculating, hence we have nothing to re
cord beyond small sa'es from stores by the dray
load. tome 3,75 bb's. ehangedd hands in that
way at, Extra — s.s37@sso; Extra Family—s.s 75
cd 50 according to the brand; Choice Family and
fancy brand were disposed of at 6,75e700.
Bacon—The market wan heavy with more se`-
lora than buyers, There is an ample supply on
hand; prices, however, are in favor of parches-
Grain was dull with only a limited demand,
The stock in first hands is not large, WHEAT—
Red is stationery a , $1 15 and White at $1 20@
1 25 as per quality. CORN was in better demand;
sales of 300 bushels Shelled at 75478 c. OATS—
Prices have advanced with sales of 400 bushels at
80c. 13.tatirr dull and neglected. RYE nominal
at 80@85e.
Egg - a—Sales 10 bbL3 at 10 1 / 2 @llc per demand
receipts are on the increase. The export
has fallen off,
Cheese --'There is a good enquiry. Sales of
130 boxes W. R, at lo@lo3c, the latter for choice.
La. d — Dull, with more se , lers than buyers;
sales City Leaf at 105(411c
Bacon—We have nothing new to notice in
regard to this article. We note small sales at the
following figures, viz: Shoulders 514@5 1 ,5; sides.
MIX; Plain Hams, B'4@ni; S. C. Hams, 1014
@lle.
Salt—Sales 100 bbls at $2 10
Fish—Was in steady demand at Cull prices.
There was a good business done in lots to suit the
wants of the home t - ade.
Iliromertea—Market steady with a fair de
mand. Prices were unchanged.
EUROPEAN -- - - , Trirre:7 - 43 AGENCY,
THowAs BATYIAAN . MOBOPEAR
Agent. 122 Monongahela House, Pitts
burgh. Pa.. is prepared to bring out or send back
passengers from or 'to any part of the old Conn
U 7. either by steam or sailing packets.
SPA HT DRAPTS3 FoR eselAS. payable in any
part of &mope.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail-
Sailingadso, Agent for the old Black Great Fast nf
Packets. for the Steamer Great ern, and for the lines of Steamers sailing between
York, Liverpool. Glasgow and Galway.
fell
CUNARD LINE.
Steam to QuetnEtown and Liverpool.
The first class powerful Steamships
SIDONREDAR,
MARATHON, I TRIPOLI,
WILL SAIL FROM NEW TORN
every alternate Wednesday, from Liver
pool every alternate Tuesday, and from Queens
town every alternate Wedne s
Steerage Passagc from Live da r y. pool or Queens
town. $3O: from New York, $34 50, payable in
Gold or its equivalent in Currency
For Steerage Passage apply to WILLIAMS &
GUION. 40 Futon St., New York, cr
THOS. RATTIGAN. Water St.,
122 Monongahel Rouse, Water St.,
Ju3ayd
ANOTHER ARRIVAL!!
McCOLISTER & BAER,
108 Wood street,
IXAVniG NOWIN STORE THE
Wm gest and moat oomplet. assortment of Ci
gars and Pipes in the City. wh,:t I be) are Bening
at the very lowest
Cash Figures.
Call and examine them before purchasing
elsewhere. All Orders promptly attendei to.
juittf.
HENRY W. BEAUMONT tCO.
DILLLIEBB 19
Foreign Brandies, Wines and OM
Also, Blackberry Raspberry , Wild Cherry. and
Ginger Brandiai l old Mononghshela. BM and
other W tries. Jamaica Ram. &o.
S 3 Liberty Street.
Opposite Fourth street.
PITTI3I3IIB.GH,PA.
°telt. 'Farm% and Familia% supplied at
for Cul%
PAIATraI
ArIIIANDELIEBS, BRACKETS,
IL) CORNICES. CANDELBRASS, LAMPS,
.
REGILDED OR REBRONAED.
and made equal to new. Ala Chandeliers
are.. snored to burn Carbon Oil, at the
Dar
Dar
gi
The Philosophic Burner.
garayzzars az* Doznazz-acrotare
Philosophic Burner for Carbon Oil is now
ready. It D0&5e53413 many advantages over the
Comm= Burnera.
L It makes a large or mail light with parted
combustion.
2. It will burn any quantity of oil with Wet,.
3. It can be used with. a long or abort ohimacor.
It can be used as • taper night-lamp.
5. It can always be made to burn mono:aeon,.
burnB. It
. bs more easily wicked than any other
er
7. It can be trimmed end lighted isitkotit re
moving the cone.
8. It throws all the white light above the cone.
9. The chimney can be removed or inserted
without touching the glom. . •
These burners are `,lie common No.l alga. and
can be put on any lamp now in -
use. 'Byer, per
son using Carbon Oil should have a Philosophic
Burner. Price 26 oents Leer down 82. Bold a
No. g 2 Foriam. etvet. Pittebtnvb
wr IP:W
ie2S-IrdATECiil6.
FE NAiE &
PIANOS-
Just opened this week a choice supply of those
BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENTS,
b doubt the finest in the country. This fact
is cowalmost universally conceded ; for some
months past we have been unable to fill one half
of our orders.
WARRANTED FIVE YEARS,
Haines Brothers Excelsior Piano Fortes, the
best cheap Pianos made. For sale by
CHARLOTTE BLIIMM,
4l Fifth street,
Sole Agent for Haines Brothers Pianos and
Princes elodeon& ' ied
SPRING GOODS.
VETE NVOIILD CALL THE ATTIE:Mb
f3nn of Slaxsa" to oar stock- of
SPRING AND SO I k
embracing all the newest styles of
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSINERES,
suitable for Business Elam A tall and complete
assortment of fine black
CLOTHS AND CASSLIKERIIS,
Plain and figured Silk and Cashmere Vestings
W. H. McGEE & CO.,
14a FEDERAL STUB'S?,
owner of Market Square. Allegheny crib
mhs:datraf
MEEN FUN,
ROSE LEAF POWDER•
Pearl Ponder,
THEATRE ROUGE,
Vinegar Bongo,
VIOLET POWDER,
Violet Powder,
HARD & SOFT RUBBER SYRINGES,
Hard & Soft Rubber Syringes,
Just received at- Just received- at
RANKIN'S Drug Store, No, 63 Market greet 3
doors below Fourth.
R. HUTCHINSON
(LAPP OP LEECH & .anr an it ,)1
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCIAN
Dealer in
WESTERN RESERVE. CHEESE,
Flour. Grain, Fish. Dried Fruit, Pot and Pear
Ashes. and PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Best Brands of Family Flour Always on H and.
No. 102 Second Street.
Between Wood and Market.
PITTISB PENN'A.
OP .Liberal advance made on Coons'ignments.
apll-I,d
W. B. Larrott T. 8.. OLDDEI4.
LUPTON at OLDIfiElt 1
MAR AND DEA.LIDEI
FELT CEMENT & GRAVEL ROOFING.
OM-Repairs to old gravel, Canvass and Metall."
Roofs mad promoteest pnoes,
All workattended to and warranted.
01Bee, Morning Pont Building, corner ppm and
Wood streets. 2d story. nahl7
CIAMEit4O.N S e
I - VHIB DPI/JOHTFUE STIRRER RE_
sort. immediately on thee of the Ceti.-
tnel P. R., located on the Summit - ct the Alle
gheny Mountains, 2,800 feet above the level of
the sea, will be open for the reception of visitors
on the 10th of Tune. /303, and will be kept
open until the first of °weber.
The water and air at this point possess gape
rior attractions. The analyses made in the la
boratory of Professors Booth, Garrett, and Ca
mac, of Philadelphia, show the existence ofvalu
able mineral elements, thewatere of some cf the
springs being of the iron or chalybeate class, end
and others containing eaiin• or aperient salts.
Pure mountain water abounds; and the guests
will also be supplied with mineral waters from
other sprin_gs, such as blue lack, Redford.and
Saratoga. Waters.
Ample facilities for bathing have been provi
ded, new plunge and donch baths erected, and
Hot and Cold Baths as at all times be ob
tained.
The grounds. walks, &a., have been highly im
proVed. and are of a varied and picturesque
character.
-There is at Cresson Springs, a Tele ph Office
and two daily mails from P • elphia and
Pittsburgh, Tick termediate points.
Excursionts can be obtained at the Office'
o f the Pennsylvania Railroad CompanY.
For farther information, apply to -
fnllcdlmGEO..W. MULLEN,
Creason Springs.Eambria Co. Pa.
4 doors from sth
City Intelligence Office.
DIN =Fourth at.. one door above Smithfield st
•11 ROW PILEPARKD TO . SVPPLY
1 families in the city and country, with helps
t 1 all Icinds.'at short notice. I will also attend
I. the pm - chase and sale of property. collection
of rents and claims, negotiate lout& de. From
MI ihtimate knowledge of the City and comb',
and lomr experience In the busmen, I hope to
give entire satisfaction to mypatrons.
"ohlEcitotdtttth. M. K. NOLAN.
GLAZED
price; for W ealli by_ PikPERB ° !'ll )
W. P. MA'AM/ALL
FT wood
•
DEALEBS-rN oral
S. ?ff. Iczzit & co..
mArmanuna Or
Carbon
Pure Dia. I Carbon 011,
AVD
Aoromo e OR LIBERTY STREET, opposite
Penn's R. R.Depot.
ltrel.All oil warranted. att23:lM-*
THE AROESCO OIL COME' 4Ny
Itt tIiIIFACIIME AN,
J.Y.isa at le erapatior article ofD Revz 10
Refined Ardeseo OH,
• xoN-Euramoatva. Au.so,
PU RE - BEN!OLD.
warehount,27lßMlN
PIT7gBI7ROII. PIMA.
Lucent 91 1 W o Ali
DUNCAN, DUNLAP, &
Manufacturers of
PURE WHITE REFranED
CA It XIOINT 01X413.
°Mee NO. 291 L.MIMTY STRT PitA/F.
burgh. ha. IZlnai-arid
Lamp and Oil Store of .
WELDOR, REIN EKE Qc sramr,
apt /Y. 164 Wood street new 6th.
PIANO DEALERS
MEDIQUI.
TO
t reS P ZONALLY -..
thOlertiorsztaindhlaer
ly Madan o fall denoted- , -:
nations. treat secret and
delicate disonAars. abitee eelti : • - '
- and - dtheasse m .4%"
Nations oemmonnrsi
cridelit ; to youtha of Nth
sex and . adnits.s-sinakritiCtsiissi e d, Because
Da. - Basassrsor publishes the fact of Ida clothe
so. the Ignorant and falsely modest arc dreadfalir
shochediandthink 4reat sin very immoral
-and for. amismination, And - ogrruption among
their rovekpromiaing sons and ilanalitios. Their
family nhymeltin Should be cautions to keep theta
bl i kt h ysobathat th .d° the same as Dr. PRAM
5 .(exoepli-t% ' test. a luarative nrioo
Coe tba lost to theist among Mudd falsely
mod Vian d presumptuous frmiltes. - born and
.finaoev spring na mushrooms and
teharcompare - society.' ItiteMzericsi; sense. Plc.. to
E 4ollata and, . cents, - tosteriass/y., =Nab. -wills
" tt 'br‘-: It 41 to DuhlloitY, however t hat numerous
nereasaind kordis areLthanit'sd.. that their
ssaA :dux:whinge • -and, wards.
atom' and 'of deka* teeandit-i•-n end anyavtati - .3.
hare been- restored .to , Nada lad ethos by DR.
DRAIttIiTRUP. besides man.y Ware end aftste
through Unborn steed much saD
forbo. An t zletY Incietifeelon, tco. 6parmtorr.
-btu or nocturnal idantisdastsilie °omelet:sly oared
in 'a vary shot owe of tima hssatesarabiedies,
which aNnectillarbehis own. her atecosanounda
roma the :Vegetable .Kingdosoinhaving tem the
fallacy:olth° treatment.ha hasOadon
edit and- substititted the regilts. Iretnale
essei aro treated with marked success—nanny had
over forty - years (0 - operience an their mutt
mot imboaritalitaf loth- the Old World and in
the Um Stater. leads him to ear—to ell with a
fair thiaL health and happiness wilt-oath bloom
upon the now7-palied cheek. Trifle no kayo with
montehanks and quacks but come and'bo ousel
Commotion and elk of, kindred didesses. of
which so many annNil or countries, can
now be reli=ruzs Joey atter& to it in
time Pull qa bad of my theuthieut
byiroeurenra coy, of tne Medical Advizer.whiO
is atm gratis to all that apply the ad
rantate of, over forV years oxperisnm and
in °Narration. asuman ;he has. =varier skill
the.treatanent of sea al /guano, and who is
daily canstatedbrotearobsam t , exwell aa :No=
mended by --upesousue eleseat. I:Atli:oars. bra
,mended
of hotels. &a 011 at EmithAeli
street, near Dimmed Priaate aceitanni.
cations from all parts of the Jake timidly at.
todedta. Dtrese '
130. X sect,
deals PI ebtoth Post cirri
l~(~ AI4HOOIB--
~~.. .
HOW LOST! •HOW ItESTOSED!
Just published., is a Sealed Envelope. Price
•A
• Six Cunt&
LEL:CURE ON TH3 NATUP.I. TREA
MENT and • Radical Cure 'of Sperreatturheea or
Seminal Weakness. Invohmtar7 .
Sexual Debility. and Ireents to Marriage
generally. Nervousness,: iumption,•Epilepsy
pad Finn Mental and Physical Ineapacilor. result-
I tl k kfro m ! A th R ea
"A Boon. to -Thonsands Of Sufferers."
Sent under seal, in a plain j ewelers% tonny ad
dress, post paid. on receipt of Six: Cents. or two
Postage stamps, by Dr. CH. T. C. lELINE.
•
mh3l:ditl27 Broadway. New York,
w3m Post Office Box. 4586.
WX. X. FABER & CO.,
TEAM EN6ti6 BUILDERS
tiron leoetan demo
, REEERAL EIRCIORIETI. IRO OILER MANUA
Rear the Penn. R. B. 4ie besot.
erFitlet - 5414
artIOLPACTIrIIIms„_, aia. UMW or
Steam. Doenes, ransins from three to Ole
hundred and aft.: home yowsr, and , gaited for
Grist Mil, , Saw MIL!. SinstFornates, Factories,
Elise particular atter tion to the down of
Rumd Machines: for grist mills, and for
uprights. mulas. imd eler saw mi ll s.
pave also on ASIA; f Edited and reads for shiP
moot at shortnotloe. nistbmiessid Boilers ofeserir
rIM
every variety., and comanne tho manufacture
Wool= Mac3inet7 end Meebbe Cards.
Our prices are low. our =Ma' nary triar-nfrioter
ed of the best cinallts tS matathli, and warrantei
bx all canoe to eve satleaotion:
Sir - Ordors from all pars of the country solicit
ed and promptly anla.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
NW% JOHN ICARITEY, HAWES post
my upwards of twenty years devoted his pro
fessional time exchistvely to the treatment of
Female Dificidriwand having moceedist in thou
sands of oases in restoring the alliisted to sound
health, has now entire confidence in offar(au pub
licly his
"Great American Renie4y,"
DR. ItAiti#lllr 9 B
CHORD - THERMAL "FEMALE PILLS
Whioh have never yet failed_ (wheel the throe
dons have been strictly followed) in re
' moving difficulties arising from
Obstruction or Stoppage of Nature.
or In Teetering the system to perfect health when
suffering from Anna, Affections, Probates Uteri.
the Pastes. or other weakness of the uterine goes A t
Also in all' cases of DeWitt or IVeroms
rw k ny Esorterico, Palpitation,. Ao., Au., &a,
which are the forerunn of more serious disease.
WI- These Pill are pflectly o hmks/ the caoop--
etitnhoa, and may be Cohen bye he most de/icatefe•
male without eauesng dialrestt at the same time
they Oct isle a , ehansi, by sisengthetung,invigo
rating. and restoring the'sdoststor to a healthy con.
ditioa
Each bog,iontahuid&gouta; Paws Otri Dous..4
and when desired will oo cent b mall Pre-paid
by any advertised Agent, on tof the r--ney
BRYAN; Rochester. N. Y,. er.al Agent
Bold by Drrugistairenerebb.
JOSH PL.RWIN
_Corner Market street a ia nd the.Diantood.
aulthlvdaeowls Agent for Pittsburg.
DAUB & CAPPELL,
Inf IFllielliAllirr TAILORS,
titrE HAVE 3IIST RECEEVED
V v large-Imi well selected dock of ,
Spring. Goods,
coadatine of
Clorhu,Casimeires, Herlingni ace.
WII-11 larfft ZiOCk Of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
ineindirur Parer thi.tae% Neck_ .Ties and every
thing tonally tout kr first olcag Famishing More
Orders proteetl2 executed. atlYd
X 5,50 WEBSTER'S 405,50
UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY
i F o i gi v iat i ; s. complete, pac a ildition itt e re
w; RI Wood street.
TO 1111LITILDNR*4 .11.2 D coNTILACVOES
We &orlon zosaufeelcries aritlelo of
Ar.. k-1
Which we ars pupil-5d to 11....;pi - cr /ma otir 10 0 AZ
YARD, ISMii Lumarr srruzzor.
Bad quality at E`axcills Coal %blab as
hand as usual.
m 991 DICK9DIy , 41 . 11'9174 eV di to.
LLE8.........7.1105 GLOVED. ......... JOHN, ripens
jaDITTSBTRGH FERE Radek PLM.
FACTURJI.4O C'Ve'sPAZi Y
GLAD WEIR lez
mactifaztgm. cif Flip Titee Cruaibles, &a ,
and dealers nilfire and -racible Uay.
la. °tiles 935 Liberty street. oppoeite the P. R.
R. Passenge r De➢ot. Pittsburg.
Orders solidte fehakfluid
DD EKOVAL OF WERT STABLE
.1% The anderris Bed having removed his Live
ry btable from the rear of the Scott. House. tones/
the coiner of First and timithille_ld atreet. Er, C.
Conn s otd stand, Is prepaz ad to rarnislt antle s%
bwrada, and saddle barbed upon the ahorteat no
do% Also horses kept at livers , at reasonable
rates. Undertaklnq and all arranigeamata fo r fa_
narals will rweivo his special attantima
Basa. HAD.
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01%1 FOR SALE_Ttor, svuBcai
.l4 bar offers for Sale four eligible lots situated
on the corner r- Alma street and Ventre Avenue
adjoining the Seventh Ward, in Pitt township.—
Th rimming hace lots an k
each 24 leet front by 110 feet deep.
to an alleY. and are entireiy bela
ted bystreets and alleys on ev .ry side. Two of
the lots have frame houses on thew. nee rooms
and hail in eaeh. hydrants on he ozonises. They
will bo sold al/ toaetber on very favorable :arms.
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