DAiJt
rigsS. ILFE
SSL PAHKKOt.
BTBEET. BOSTO2-
“<* Weekly Poe
) burned to take Adve*
or BE at Oar Zmocal Jlni
TUESDAY MOBNU.
AND NEIGHBORHOOD UfUUflUlUb
" Reaping the Fruits.
holnLi^ 0 past ,llreB ni e htB the citv has
beenwthom any night watch. The co“
twn^ 0018 we \ are in T>oaaesaion oi
two items which undar other circumstan
ces would have been lost to us. The first
Is the attempted robbery of the Jewelry
Store ff. Stevenson. No 820 T
erty street which took pllce abont hLlf
Past one o'clock yesterday moving Th e
large plate glass was broken in which
sxassa:
M k th6 ? lett - Nothing waste
e ’lf» Bh ' qa [ te a noml>er of valuable
“y™ ® ere “* the window at the time.
Yesterday morning, between quarter
past two o clock and daylight, a pane of
glass m the establishment of
corner of Woodstreet and Diamond aUey’
was broken, and a rifle valued at $4O was
taken from the window. Mr. Young had
b ®®L ®f. the Btor& at quarter past twof and
every thmg was at that time safe. This
is the second time within a few davs tw
this store has been robbed fl„ a
n>orni ng a pane wa/brokt, and two ££
a rifle and a double-barreled shot
two valued at $29, were teken. WW
n“w’that o the deV i‘ itry WiU be cartied on,
to be eeen. h 713 nnprotect ® d , remains
Slowly Recovering.
inni!}V OUDg l3tJy who was so brutally in.
b \ mee,f Bmitb ’ “ear
Blovlv Fif; tlf St "? eb - “ recovering
siowiy. Her throat i 8 terribly iciared
h^l ry - ma / h ?T o!len ’ “ d herbody isl
brother would not oofy pay all exolna* 3
ject P to rtr but ab r g . l , he F°* bfsub 3
that.might be r.Ld?d
WetSt o?Se“ ay
_Tfce Gettysburg Cemetery.
iiight other states have united with
r?y-, the removal of the dead bv their
friends during the months of AneJstaSd I
September, has been forbidden ?hu“!
been m .' Brater Preted by some — 1
“.«
pierced simuUaneously through the head
and heart by rebel lead, califd upon u 7
and informed us that the Quartermaster
u a td| C 6 ¥ ¥ him ifaat he would
not be allowed to bring him away at all
but would have to allow him to remaU
SSf he wa /‘ The Quartermaster"d"
en 0r °f der3 wer ° most probably giv
en with reference to the above order
winch as we unJei Stand it only referß to
m , or ‘ ths before mentioned, and is only
intended as a sanitary measure. • Persons
having relatives that they may wish to re
move from that field, would do we°l to
inform themselves in regard to the matter
Man Shot at Wheeling.
FrZ.? Wteeling Roister says : Mr. John
Ca Pt-Smith's U.
S. Kinggold Cnralry, was shot at theAthe
naßnm about 11 o clock Saturday night
It appears that about about 9 o'clock each
evening the prisoners are required to re
tore, and the sound of the drum notifies
them of the arrival of that hour. Hons
ton was running around; the prison till
after ten o clock, when the guard called I
the attention of the corporal to the fact
tmT™ Pr T ner WSa ordered t 0 We bank,
butyvas outrunning around again in a few
“ lnate3 ; taken off his shirt and
0 h!n s’ ez °t pt *>“ P anta ihe began
1 rou s d 0n tte floor on his hands
and knees. The guard told him if he did
not go to his bunk he would shoot him.—
Jaß Was soon in the bunk again, but in a
few minutes raised up, when his shirt
dropped on the floor. He was in the act
of climbing down from the bunk, when
thp.goard <a Mr. Coates) fired,and the ball
entered Ins ng;ht arm, passing through his
body and coming out under his left am.- j
He fell to the floor, and expired in abou
three mmuiea.
The deceased was.a man of aboat for
sJllL yearB ° f ¥ e v T and resided near
Taylorstown, on the Hempfield Bailroad,
where he leaves a wife and five small
11 18 8 ,. ald ’ by memb ®rB of the
thrift paDy w . ho ere also confined in
the Athenaeum, that Hoßston was anbiect
to fats, having fatten several while he was i
out in the field with the company The
story seems to be a true one, as it is hard
P® BB ‘ ble a °y man would wander
“ r °° m ’ eJotWng, etc., from
SX they lyin «
orfe Ipn
sw-5 (Mr ' C °ates) yesterday m" ming?
The evidence and the decision will be sent
to General Brootrs, at Pittsburgh, who
wilj approve or reject it. I
Weather.
The weather yesterday was somewhat
varied, part of the day very hot and the
remainder delightfnlly cool, with an oc
casional shower.
H »rry Woods, Esq.
A rumor has been circulated freely
1 n Btrei ats for several days past
that Mr. Harry Woods, Sheriff of Alle
gheny county, who is at present at Cres
son, died at that place. We have the as
surance of a gentleman direct from Cres
son that our worthy Sheriff was not only
living, bnt as well as usual yesterday i
morning. If anything more is necessary,
»e suppose Mr. Woods will take great
pleasure in ststing that he is not dead.
Fire.
tle A p« Uble ,r T e d , wellin e. at New Caa
by.tbe Cfoton Glass Com-
AJbe’rt ° Upled b ? dobn Canfman and
Monday U t 7 ’ Tr *7*? “
was nearly all “cooled
_ Who h Was.
Tfaefirat body of men in the field, for
State defense, during the late rebel
pit? Troop, of Philadelphia,
manded by Hon. Samuel J. Baidall, the
iSSSSSt Congressman elect froru
, T Iron Bridge.
An Iron Bridge, to cost $7,000 is to be
Ma u oDingriver at Warren,
toreplace the one burned away two years
, . , Bt W at Home, Boys. .'
chßdrt/to loU^like^lheTthff*^
jaunts they make to California’the betted
Bank of Northumberland, Pa., is now W
ing circulated. Vignettee, canal locfeT
boat and horses* locomotive and train of
cars on bridge; man loading wagon with
bay; son upper comer. Female head on
•**“ tower corner: An exact imitation
•* the genuine, well done,
From Oil city:
te dispatch fronr Oil City dated
D .°. rm , ngßl ? B: “ Rivel, fourfeet!
g ‘ £2, other dated yesterday
says: Two feet ia the chapnel
Odaix dollars atthe mouth.''’
/er rawed here about two feet, and
of the oil that has been on the bars
V °ZT b ? en J floated off ‘ The “"feet
yesterday at 28 cents, packages
cents Packagesreturned. An
?/ cents for refined was made,
ba delivered any time dnring the
present month at the buyers option. We
o not know whether it was closed or not
if Dr " 1
T^n™ 110c °nnty Committee.
_ A~® Demoerrtie County Committee will
meet next Saturday morning at 10 o’clock
at the Democratic Central Club Boom
corner of Smithfield and fifth streets ’
Still they Comp.
The Provost Guard are busily engaged
port. A squad were broughf over Vo m
Allegheny City yesterday afternoon.
Grand Festival.
sWX"yB?&"5«®
cents a„T- “£?*? « bnt five
cents, and in additions having a nleas
ant time, those who participate will P have
obW^We 0 ? ° f a noble
iftaWr‘ heFelW lbe
Campbell Minstrels.
n;At B*eTerpopnlar 8 * eTerpopnlar tr °npe opened out last
I h cored m and t l Were *? udly and repeatedly
SK2? d «^^f e r^i
found a matter of great convenience *
8>
oale °f horses, farming implements
fe.™ b.ss R “ iu B sS‘i
2ss?. ! iwsxir *"
sasr»Ts*.s
the widelXowL BUSsi r iNPEBBLE3 0f
ta P bfe“h ne c enaC3a^Satn ° d^ 'have"fully C is‘
|jp f
will endeavor to convince them of the ad
1161 J 'nZ Pe M ri nVn° l Dy otber now n U6 e'
J. DIAMOND Practical Optician
39 * lft h street, near Wood.
”° tel ror
!^e e n ioS a good
SSpr:=^:
T °° a - Moobe - No. 180 first. Btreet
“«pS«HT
** ■*»»* p ,
josbph
JOSEPH MEYEE & SOJf
lCijrOTi.fPFpy.Rgff off
FASitrr AIS I) PAAjtH
ÜBE &©0 a jjg
WA&KHOUSB. 185 SMXTHraLD LTRKH
(Bmroa Sixth (treat and Vlrrin alley,
Bel
in th/p'dj 7 Pot osylvania Battery
t 0 LLEUT - A. H. HARBOURS,
Girard House.
McCOEISTER * BAER,
108 Wood Street,
° IT THEIR LABBE
tobacco, skcpfasb SEQABS,
at the very lowest
Cash Figures,
elsewhere < ’“ miHeour «tock before purchasing
1 fy23 3taw
In this State p “ larsor Btook tkan any waolsaler
ipi^i
' lyrahand. assortm “‘°f Coweta constant-
PeuTt°!3i" W 1 dePartmont “I" “bnrge of com
?a 49 Market, cor. 3d.
or
tftAND MASS MEETING
OF Tin: FRIENDS OF BAKOATKb
in BOOTS and SHOES, assembled daily at
ffIHWMT BAIL SHOE STORE
62 Fifth Street,
of BCK)TS t^d 80 SHOFS 0 Lv 0 K^ ingiy low f rie <a
for the B and SHOE3 > Which has been adopted
Closing Out of Spring Stock,
ehaneSif^TtiolPilfJ^ 10 * 0 ““owed of Di
al homef doesnot£«t «S? 1 V u *’ on «<“nination
Purchasers? * St “• tntu, o tt PProya! of the
mbmbbe the place,
62 fifth street.
gbavel hoofing.
*W m "» AT
LVPTOIjOLDDM «ScC©.,
Fifth and Wood streets, sooond story.
]4)ft SUGAB CUBED HAMS,
No° Evans A Ce.
W 5“ J. DDHLKHY.
ast from
fz fin? 1 7 2 t sth ’ Btate that every bodv
is talking about the great fire
fire S hp StoreB W ? re enlirel y destroyed. The
fire began on the 22d inst., and ia atill
burning, although now confined Z ,u
de ?he fi th "' fat6 of E V morB8 t o orJ hiCh
ed * 600
intended to'be rnf « nant ' tle \ of gooda
blockade were *L T ° Ugh l s e federal
om-o » ? ere a * Bo consumed. Ther*
fcSSiFv-™'
timwed Th» V} hlB 18 , de £ ided| y under ea
portion of if i? u \ ano ta us save a
-as the firat JLtd^aUti™'^?.^
.h. ™'„‘h"‘eS is'rs.
.«w,V,X“Ki SSJteSTigw
a.’sss.'sa-aisj'aia
robbers when hecame npon Cant. Cnl«.
T T ,1 5 a cotn P an y Of the m.h P Kansas
who had come from Santa Fee to mee“ tba
£J^SirL!S
tore h oVt o h^[i^rKT o n x t byth6CBp -
An anti Southern aascciation was bain*
.1.; i
n. wS™“‘* d
or f as« m r vr." •• *
a 7 ?rri"““
noth Rosecrans, and that there ? 8 no
" ;:? 7 H ko P eW1 J the proa
pects ot the Confederacy nnlesa Lee is
v, b cto^ eVerBo lhelr miBfortUQes by a great
•—*iJ?TBOaTH F Y*
PirrsneEßu
a '“k? 8e of Commons on the 23d
Li?-, lhe , Confederate service He
said it was well known that two iron-clad
for P thrs r am n e W be ' ng built at Liverpool
rkL-rlu Purpose, and he believed
theV/ tb i? y Wer , 6 . a ' lowe d to leave Engllnd
esult would be a declaration of War
on the part of the American Government
j American shipping had almost become
made c'onf C d nBeqaenC ® ot the secures
nlnrfd ,i, C f derate or awers, and he im
plored the government to take stens to
prevent the departure of the vessels
He was informed that the American
Government took note of the value o?
everyvesael captured, and debited it to
her Maj,sty's Governmont. He w^
L U tPr il h r^ f 0 T ed ‘ hat the American Min
lnnrf ? ade .? formal claim upon Eng
land to indemnify American ahip owners
for their losses. No doubt the shin claim
aa repudiated by her Majesty's Gover”
ment out of disputed claims of this nature.
t B he e r?euu" VeaDd disa3troQS might be
course which, while it would enabfe his
but it wenM N °/ th toget aII they wanted*
pat it would pat a atop in England tn l
h gl f lm J te branch ot industry. g £te accus
ed the Americans of having built shins of
ft rfrf °>h Rt,BBia dnrin S the Crimen war
and with raising recruits in Ireland since
the outbreak of the present conflict,
° l , r ,i Pamer3ton defended the cause
which the government had taken, and
CDQ d B n 6 D 0 distinction in princi-1
Lh be^f eeD f® ln S arms to the federate I
and selling ships to the confederates. He
appealed to the principle laid down on the
subjeot by the Americans themselveß It
was of course true that England h.j ll
municipal law bearing on the a
but the government Ld
aw to the best of their abUUy a n d that
a u7t t h kieb tbey °°
Buit the emergencies of a foreign power
and they would continue to enforce as fni
as possible for them to do far
nr ¥ r ' Cobden was prevented on a point of l
Welles fr i7 m p re r dlng a letter from Gideon
wetles in Parliament. The letter „„„
nevertheless, published in the papers It
is dated 19th of April last, and te ad-
Char ! 6B Bnmm ers, and refers to!
Ws' firm d he/i? 6Qt ln Parliament that
f, 3 firm bad been approached in 1861 by
i the agents of the Federal Government
fc" gilding war vessels for the
i,North. Mr. Welles asserts that neither
L°K lnd, ?, Ctl ? Was aD ? application
f adl3 h ‘ a authority to Mr. Laird’s, or
any other foreign ship builders, for the
construction of vessels for the American
, government. Advances were made to
turn, however, on behalf of numerous
biOglish and other foreign ship builders,
out be declined in every instance any
proposition to build, or procure to be
built, vessels for the federal navy abroad
Mr. Laird asserts that he is prepared to
maintain the truth of his former statement,
and offered to place the proof in Lord
Palmerston’s hands.
The Pojjsh question in the Paris papers
continues to erinoe a strong war feeling.
defiance 0 6 r ® BardB the reply as a
Vienna 1 irr ‘ tation “ a,BO reported at
It ia also asserted that the French Got-
telegraphic.
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
Pl ®* AI HATAIA.
FICFHT in ARKANSAS
Foreign I*T©'ws
Ao., Ac. Ac,
Cisoinhatj, Ang. 3.-The Kentucky
election as far as known, passed off qni
e y. The following returns have been
received:
Eatis—for Governor, Bramlette, Un
ion, 296; Wickliffe, Dem. 21 : Congress,
Clay, Union. 30(6; Buckner, Dem. 22:
185? 9 w U m o S’ 11
3 53 ; Wickliffe, 3. For Confess, Wads
worth Union, 312; Brown, 21. Lexing
ton Bramlette, 618 ; Wickliffe, 307 :
Clay, 688; Buckner, 161; Boyle 12.
Georgetown-Bramlette, 849 ; Wickliffe,
<>o*, day, 305; Buckner, 299 • Boyle
St
(4 , Smith, Union, 100. Covineton—
Bramlette, 1,358; Wickliffe w n
ffS. 8 'Smith, 1,331; MenziesJ 65?' Unton
“ B^ rlty In i he state will be about twen
lctedr n i;h]a B D Tdi Btric 8 trict Sy " Certa!nly
raannnol kasreaolved “Pon the terms of
woSld fn A° PortschakoflTß dispatch, and
i 0 : forthwith communicate them.
J TRJ? t-ATEST intelligence;
mmiication n an^ a ti! r * a Wor ? * n act ‘ 7e com-
PnH«V, ?d tie accord was perfect.
hooeee of ?
24th, and genera. £*
! pressed at the Russian reply/
Washington, August 3 c *.
i squad of drafted'men were sent forward to
the army to day. Gen. Logan be
“is"c.,S.‘ — a »' i.“A
Probable End of the Entente Oor
diale between Prance and Eng
land. 8
Napoleon’s Mexican scheme will doubt
less have one result. It will arouse the
tears and jealousies of Great Britain, who
will see in the conquest of the Mexican
republic by the French the commence
ment of a new era in the commercial as
well as military history of Napoleon’s
empire. England is proud of her im
mense commercial prosperity, and always
observes with jealousy the attempts of all
W rr t 0 rival her in her
boasted sphere. From this feeling arises
er desire to see the people of the United
States divided. It is this feeling which
has caused the evident favor of the aristo
cratic and welthy commercial classes
hroughout England towards the seceded
States; Great Britain Ally understands
hat our commercial resources are greater
ast outs r tri T “ us ahe had * rival
tnres sL PP E t" moBt BD “essful ven-
St- wTTyT
sSrSKfiWaa iS
she rejoiced when out‘
BatlZ ed - 1 M maoh as B he dared! ’
.Sf-*SEsffi£SSt
never as yet fully cultivatedwlUleTe
Programme includes no less a T “
than the cutting of a canal at p! heme
oonnect the Atlantic and ama to
which so fn«hte n ed l (Treat r B r ,Tn ole „oho 0 ho
hrL^L7oTn e T F a ir a e ,le irF^ tak d e
*»<■
dare assert that she would „ »„„t ” d we
at once malts „„ “ a ID 80 °h a ease
the Nrt ffla l n rr h T c with
ded States mfd the En D =mr w“ 6 '
leon. Eo»UnH rm P' ror Napo
she would have more i QaderB iand that
alliance between R.»i °j dr |, ad from an
from the reuTed Sm a« aQ /f DCe than
feel assured work a™ e n S „’, and K Bhe Wl,1 > we
ssfsaggs
voys of the rebel Datl Ve sD en ;
be astonished to hear at „„„ “ old not
an EogUsh fleet
K rtif;^ o T e ;,T!T,T dly
eri 6 stTbtfn or nT:' I^'°'
open Great firTThTwoTl T' 7
throw it off with good will P doubtiaBB
no faith in the enfenil and where 6 brnh
parties are so distrust!,, Ia ™ , • bot h
accomplished a rn P ture 18 easily
in ed >rectopTsUio f rtTn^wer 8 kno fiaion - i8
ally asserted that he did it withT 8 • a ° tn '
ta."»s3iSr“j •» “a ’sr
arch of France thAt ambitious mon
have .gjSMEpft inTvor n o P f e 0 !
JS :!!> he 8 -ept a as o ide to Uke o c W obwebaT
suppresaiorifthf rfbeHion mP n?th T
*sSSte«aif®Ss
- for thepopulationli Old World
° M anbjoclTTT^
ifr FT
w. D. & H. M’CALSUM;
87 FOURTH STREET.
previous 6 series'of^m)' 1 ’“aving been bought
plenished. Oust prances, and «ow ro
of the season,) with th^n^sr^fs^® 611 ." s ™ oB
CARPBXS, dIT CLOTHS ™
A f„„ vi WINDOW BHATIKB, &o.>
— ——- aul
A JbAKSE SPfPLT OF „„ _
Ilft “ d Eoso
69Fedor a %t Alferta^y,
1 B*.
w J^VSSk,*
®Qniott a OocolneTWon's Kathaimn
son 3 Soothm* Syrup, »"«» r«dy& jjf£ r
I irM> 69 Federal Si
mfEDicnrc chests shith** .
for steamboats and families Th« ™ j, . ®
and
WO 69 Fede^S'st.fu^h^'
- —^^sheny,
?. medicax discovery
Mustang Liniment, Boerhave’s RiM„ m*’
urn-H Liniment, MoLane'f Pills and To "
andforaale by * er olHage,
applying mU be takea * number
o n* door »^v;sStWis , i
f|ATS- ‘
prims Oata ta .toreagdfbrj,!. b,
*»* o«wilrtkrtVSdsi&:
Miss., as soon as practicable. DQrg ’ i
asrAft*
can descent,” offers “unbleached A m!£.‘
.cans” as a shorter and
The pienro pneumonia has appeared in
A OD, n D ,S- h6rd 0f “«• oSXd £
f f' , G . onl ? ln S< ‘wo of which were
found dead in the pasture. 0 1
,-. T , he . opening of-the Mississippi ie' nn .
hkeljt to produce any noticeable change
in the general business of the Northwest*
lepers BBBlll season, so say the Western!
te S Er ' w? H. Knapp has been sen
fnr t 3 to y* e Penitentiary for two years
er nmemt 6ntlng falB6 ronc “ er ? to the Gov- 1
theTnjun^tfon' 1 ° n Weil . nes ‘ ,6 7> dissolved
Railroad Coml pre l ent,n ? “ e Harlem
Broadway? pany from laying tracks in I
fixls H the potion o°f th^ 0 f ° r 1863 '
000. Population of that city at 150,-
PoSa E nd tO^S V l4«3°S)0 Of feal “?«*• in
§10,688,204. i® 3 .™™, personal estate
The colored residents ot Trov, who fled
a d H r S 9 ed" Cen ‘ tronb,e9 ’
“Dispatch Come.”
By arrangement our clever operator,
Gibson, 0 ’ clocki furniallea
I e telegraphic headings of the Cincin
na i papers—anj sometimes when the
ain’t J o ta k‘ °, eneral ” {i e — Nate - Cooper)!
‘ on , hand t 0 receive them, he fires a
captured rebel fuse off of the window to
| atoact attention. On yesterday morning
he dispatch containing information of the
hTj fr° ha H ' M ° PgBn ’ death of
Hon. J j. Cnttenden, &c„ was annoanc
ed in the usual way.
'nftHi.nrr 8 j. Charles replied—“Oh,
SgSJS.'SkS
fS£^^rlS=»
W. 2J. lvptoi
lUPTOJT & QLDDEJT,
a-isurAonnuas and Dt-u.i Ea u
PEIICBMEIVT & 6RAJEI ROOflfl
ind “
oTe“S?“^ lr “"
n EQLiq ee
nf ..“ijmft shirts.
aniT rorj h»nd« * Urg ® invoioo of new
TxMa-k.il.> .MAOPUM &GLYDE.
irM k 1 •• bet - Fourth and Diamond.
POtt SALE
° a high slate of co ti".hJn Th.l Kro “ nd H
the place on •fourth nf ihere aro upon
Swini &
foT p of 4 ns; , ss^2&
ffiMrs ££;&*»£,“
rhubarb and a (aw aorde’lna ?. lot , °/ raspberry,
in be&rina with flnJa. -6 nnd peach trees oomina
choicest alnoT The ?? 3 hrubbery. all of thi
with a brio* oottace w. . , c “ n,ain « three acres,
and wash and lomi7^.' lx roo, i?? ud » hall!
well of water at ?hT<i? o ?. ablB - and DBT "
will mako d p°^m^ affi c , a c “ 0 “ 1 I w hh to sell and
immediately It ffouH^t an V 17B ..l’ nwttsl0n
residence or would suit T ~ a , b “ a tiful private
Purpose it has been ued jradenor. [ or whioh
flnt of January it w“li h„ i. “J 1 * J “ before the
the shareT 1 bo leaMlia wrdener on
chant H W P a l»- Mer
60iwdolllti^neo'‘ , be premiSs r ' ° r the ,ub -
Auction Notice.
A* TCESBiI SEXT AT TEW
I about half a mile north of Flooier'altnST w
! ar m“e d n o dlS li “> alt^
amf in the
T. A M'CLKLi,AND^a ! mM AD0:l0n * er '
JOSEPH B,
aueoessoß to
JAS. P . FLE M| nq.
DRUGGIST,
Wholesale and Betail Dealer In
’***«aftsaisaias!g‘~»
”’*£SgiS3MSK’iu.
m?22:lyd
B VY TOUR SHOES
Where yoa cae get
A OOOD ARTICLE
AT THE LOWEST HHICKS.
JV IT.
D. 8. DIFFENBAOHEH.
Ho. 19 Fifth street.
r oa«on»ble tenS! They«S
man) Inducements lor nriwl* 4 *MM a i*j °Jj #r
plan of lota apply at Sfotepf"
N mySfmd rth St ' ° n ‘ Amt **wre^«Sthfl«ldfeu
tfy> OS *>e OCT SAME OF StTWWa-n
without regard to oost, oo misting
S / Shß g f?" BJ „ k Mant «. CtajularTra!
GoXof Umbrellas ’ and D«»
atoclc Entrance on Martel AUey anWarbSt
oSftt ou<t ° m,!r * and G>® pablio are invited to
„H. J. ITSCH, ’
Dissolution.
«l«in, be
or from the late firm will be settled.
KNAP.
Pnrt p i( , v ■ , NICHOLAS k. WADE.
■ rt Hit tounjir Jnly L lflffl jy!B-2m
|KCEITED A FBEBHBVmTOr
BOOTS. SHOES. '
AND GAITERS, AT
BOBL ARIES,
9B Market B.
STEAMBOAT A6EWCV.
;.y M. H AZLETT
Ha.opraodanoffio.at
: -HO 80 WATER STREET,
ITHMS.
Corner of Penn d:St Clnlv m*
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fiMAK CATHOLIC UIGH SCHOOL
PITTSBUBOH. PA.,
WO. 597 PESS STREET,
High MtablUhJwm 1 G^Bo
w. cord ally 01t7 ’ i
tho Catholics ol onr Dlooew. “ patron «° «i all
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and;thooough eomsß^?^i!ii t 0
SSS^'fcat
oarefnily instructed in are
Arithmetic, Si boo? Mer cantile
them to be u-oful anH bra nohes as may fit
of the rarion° d a “ hf enUn discharge
room, or or any professi™ ■ h? 10r8 or oonnting
embraces a“ tL mmS?^ 0 1 ■*»«»
th»-
Ply to ProL Fw* a RiSf-i * “ylted to ap
.tree, as so™ M.h»
!r R K E i?L r ,f? »«OT*ISS&b.
l anlfro£3t5 t 4p. 0 ff 6 daUy fr °®
cont r intoJ h f”u 1 3Jm3J t l 0 1 ®' a prospwtm
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jy2£>:d*wtd P * °* Box 1240 * Pittsburgh, Pa.
0 LosijrG OUT SAEE~Op
SPRING 4 SUMMER
BOOTS. BHOEB. GAITERS,
AND BALMORALS,
to make room for Fall Gooda.
JAP. WOOD.
Sowis marked down from
It'to 99 PJ3B CENT.
• me a oaU before purchasing elsewhere-
REMEMBER AT
BORLAND’S,
No. 98 Market street, °
—— Second Doer from Fifth.
Closing- Out.
emnsEß obess goods
mantillas
SacQues,
FILL YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC
ALBUMS.
s,OOO OABD PHOTOGRAPHS
[Only One Dollar a Down,,'
Prominent Men and Women.
COPIES OP FIHE PAINTING*
AMP ESGKATINGS
(Only One Dollar a Down. or Ifco Cents eeoh) j
WttoetJi Stationary and
S«w# Depot,
«OTO»»t»th«fort oa<*
Pbotogmpblu Albania or *n ■t,i ea .
PITTBBPBQH PBODPQB MABKET.
Ao,r - 4lh< “ 6S - '
Me. i Daring iCHT'* ““““leschangoa
whloh cannot fal? J°£! v wc t&d “ ®ne rain
crops, besides y a^f“efi^ effeet^the
water in the channel f .^-f 031 ? oro
departments was dull Mali its various
In® -pWnuA i • I,# Tho demand for the lead
sXd« ,oi r n,t< “ugly;limited, ourwholc
fortheF.lW , “rtonai7o Preparations
ftr the Fall trade; it looks as if wo wore to have
“ r y 363300 an <3 an active one. The natural
tarrae na ° Ur makcS 14 0110 of « rc » t topo^
tance as a commercial city, being pretty much in
? ??°f ral position, having KaHroad and water
duties to an parts of the country rZI
s„!. a .^f° e!y . 1111017 bow toqcote this article- The
verv7m Motioaes T «rj limited and prices an
J hostock bi first hands is not
& tSTn'n^? W “ flra 111 Ibeir views and
is on the T?B ? 8 deman d for export
are looking np notice that prices j
the opening Of th» oht caused in a measure by
(was Hay—Demandj
Purchasers flnd ,eady
sufficient to meet the decani' P £^ r bo “* b arply
firm with a good demand with Mariet (
full prices. Grain dull.<heTebein 3ular ,* ale 3 at
The receipts were limited; dealeSsehiilf”^ 4
about operating. There was no export <Can7
and sales UkowfeerdeSra. mSl? 111
disposition to speculate. Rant?>ffir tlto
the Bast reports dnllnirkeKArnSff s?®^®
Si*”
saloTofTn kki. in r tnodarate demand. We note
Ih —*
with K« a firm market
lowing rates* salAa tr trom store at the f\»j. '
wf^fso^TS 8 thTJSfv.'FV 11 k th6 “creese.
Sale B 25 bnshela atjSTfMLjEjf "kj 44 *art'Olu
artie e, at $1 %l trash,' 00 ” bajo - do, a ohoice
SALE OF
SHAWLS,
THUf OiaoULABS
H&HJB A HAOKE.
L 7‘ ass ™“^ B ~»»».
Pl r a of AJm tmog, ap, 83anq
B e»e*Te4a®ou,aoceaf fc
MONDAY EVENING, Acauatad,
of:th« OU. Of.gtoal m oa ,
• Campbell's Mmstrels,
I Under to* snMryfeioa of'- '
' ;»*. o. GA&gx&ibr.Tl
mUBCT PBOM WEW Yoas i
WOi AT iE lISES! s
j Darts,
, f.tefi*'
j-3 1 . Quliclr, .
Mawsr&dy I & ft*" 7 ***'
V Eduards,
and others equally taUated.
n..„ Ag , (>
SgBCXAx BTOTIOBs
* *.;coasi m£ZZZT~ 1 1 .....
coßarwEiiL'&'KEK l^^' 1
CARR m MfMffiS&i
SILVER & BB AS3 PLAMBBS
and maEumcfareis os 1
jb. ■ *~%tmiS3k,
WTTW N ° T TBE " a ’
WITH HITHATfi OF f ICinail
F" CBr STA»OaO-S lIAm DYE, **
Certified to bo PCRE-SAFE-DNEOrr^^
; b y Dr. Chilton, of fcew York,
pBODVcEs eCin^?emista
jurious to the hair. 3 ‘“Sredlent that
phesEbva.
Sitss&ssß^e^-
™I Bl a . VE -" fETI iar t isi-
I
I go*; A perfeot fnminHtVP,?P- fbeumatiani oodo,
I Bead! B^dlff lc “ e “ a **•?« **s.
This ITSott«&S»t C i^ t J L » Jnn ? l A USB.
1 QatasoySoreThroat-it waa taken with
was so soro that to- well and
coughed Tiolent:y. I usod*vi?n fc ft w f^ ow Mia
meJe a perfect c££eln otot/eT 1 W» loe >}‘ “d
Ssasi^* ior
jylS.-diw.-lmo oric - S°l:- by alj Druggists.
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I T . THE HSAUSO ABT,
Stt««-bV l Saiasa,«^
fes&ra^jaSsJSM
Pills care Bilious DiiiKiS -El 110 */™**: J ««M
I Chronic Pygentorv •}S J 2f%i Chr»»afo iarrhoe.
-Of the Bowels •ooner l A*wF-^©VcrsandAffeotions
Mcolome
wJSjsiSs*a
CASE OF EGSCOE K. WAToON
and on the RapnahanVTru.bi^ ai s i^on “ handirut
many of ialmoaih, lip
arifcea. Tho^rmy(We™ d *, J'J 111 btuotudi-
I was reducedtoStaaßdbSm? 1 S m„ caro i°*- and
death's tojsuMrfK£S
b: “ «fif fi^Uftjiasg;
Mnd you^l?l£tinr! < trttfah; f jf So* 00 * 1
tire oompany would sigti “ aftOMSa ry. the ea*
I am, reapeot.u jy y oulSi
ftindpallSoc, St °?‘ R ‘ Y '
p.f^a b iis bo “^
JyUdifcihPh
gasf^ESSSuKfs#
to b«t» for the etutSryS “**“ £ier«tor Co..
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WBBEIEB S WIISO.V
Sewing Machine
TOu awarded a
MW MS PRIZE HEOAL,
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WOHWS FAIR LONDON, ENGLAND.
where all tbo H&ohlaotQf ..:.
ECBOPE AND AHEBICA
were in competition.
A a e‘v^ Indastrtal Peru
I UMted States FaSr
j there were sola during the^&£°““gj“ a *>
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