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..,,aror, tir ea -.atori reference fn. tide ~Aty.
1 4.l* . oaVieia,4 with the ihrtabliahutemrat the Morning
- PoOftitme of. the largast JOB PRINTENOYOTIOEO In th e
4 tirs',./freratdpktade 44, isre4,4edettkon theabortart'' '" - ottes,
." 4 4M.0 1 1140 1 T11ie '''' ''''
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AM P. ROSS.
ATARI 'KENNA, Alderman of Third
• wee, offieeieeirtitei•yeramea ...a Fifth streete, (formerly
• &cabled ki Abierrban !Aria) wbere all liminess pertaining
to the a:Bee:dr - Alderman and Justice of tLe Peaoe,will be
febiadm
BIiAHL, on Dentist, successor to G.
W. Blddl9ail 144 Smithfield street.
.416g-Otllce honrM itiB to 1 o'clock, and from 2to 6 o'clock
fobl
T S OTT pen6B), Xpurth street, five doors
U • '3iqejt,ol lg iret, 4 ft: t
sir owe twin 9 o'clock A. M. tub o'clock P. M.
JOIN r . ''. 0 . BAD, 'Wholesale Grocer and
tip for the eale 110 METAL and
BLO 'and PRIPTIOB generally, Np." 27 Wood street,
Pittabutgir. ap2.4
VT/111LX =AXIL, Philade Wm. lummox, Pittsburgh.
,MILLER & RICKETSON, Wholesale Gro
cent, Importers or BRANDIES, WINES and SEG ARS,
Nos. 172 and 174, corner of Irwin and Liberty streets, Pitts
burgh. Iron, Neils, Cotton Yarns, constantly on need.
JP) ,
LLTHICA D CURLING
. . _
EMAIL° DITIMIDOZ ILLIRY 1- R.11C01 , 1.T.
CGI-MING, ROBERTSON & CO., Muciu
factia.rer. of Cut, Pressed and Plain Flint V LASSW A It K,
Warehottss o. r Wood street, corner of Front, Pittsburgh.
6166dfier kinds of lltaasware and NN ndow st
low Idarkeittricos. apll:dly
- -
JLXES Z. I.[DUZ JI3eIIP4 J. ULAN.
T—EDLIE -ULAN", Successors to Nrulvarly
k Ledlie, manufacturers of Cut, 31oulded and Plain
Mat and Fancy Colored GLASSWAItE, and dealers in all
kiwis of Window Glue, Flasks. Vials and Il• - •ttlee. Ware.
house corner of Market and Water streets, l'ittatar,h.
mtadly
REMOVA.L.-C. .I.IIMSF.,N, Manufacturer
of every variety of VIALS. BOTTLES and WINDOW
GLASS; black Porter, Wine and Claret Bottles; Demijohns
end etrboys; ale% Flint Glans in every variety. Warehouse
Non. 101 Second aud 13.3 First street. Pittsburgh. mIr2S
FH. DRAVO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, dealer
. in COUNTRY PRODUCE. offers for sale a chowe
stock of GROCERIES, selected for Crawly tier. Spices
every 'variety and the purest quality, ground at his Stearn
Mills. Also, Dried Fruits. Foreign and Domestic Produce
taken in exchange for merchandise.
F. R. D. Lias proen,l a full assortment of LanAretb's %var.
ranted GARDEN SEED 3, and incites the attention of all in
tereeted in rural siTatrs. Jetil I
COMMISSION HOUSE.—The subscribers
have opeuod n House for the above purls.", at No 17
budtbfleld street, four doors HboVe the Monongahela House.
We will purchase, or receive on commission. for sale, vele
si z .nuft.nt. of PLn cit. -BACON, CHEESE. COILN, OATS,
BARLE7'. FLAX TEED, GRASS. SEED, U 1 LED HAY, A. - ..
upon millet! we w :I! cake ativanc., or perch., at 111 e bt•nt
market ratni for cash. in ~"^;I A 1,6 Ct.i
W. B. 1,...L.11 x P.1,11Atti..)71 J I. 11[aNtrr
EtiOLISII & RICIIA11.1)SON, Forwarding
and (2 ,- +lnmops, , n Merr!,ant3 and ulntlestale dealer It.
YISIL. BACON and ()IL, and 1'10 1 1)1:C6
bowie formerly lturt,r,len• A !tight - ant, N... 11 , I
W a n t' , and ISo Firm: str”..t. Pittat.oralt. t01.t.1 I
JI7.INA TWT.LL A J LEL CII.IY. ATM ELL.
A TW ELL,' LEE A. CO., 11 . 11.)1e.a.1e Onwers.
MerrhantA. 11.1”1
httsburol Ma,ufw tor,. stra,t, bet wt,..ti
and Fr-t.t
JW. BUTLE It & 1-
(711 S; - _
CU.. ' , .rwardiTlL! nr..l
Cusamimnon A1,r.11,0A, Jrn.li., •
1,1 ..ii kin•l• ~! i•ln :--
BURGH MAN LIACTEKES, LEAD I'IPE and 811E1.1'
LEAD, NO. Ci 7 Front Rtr.-t. PLD.burgh. 5..p.,:h
HENlil H. COLLINS, F,.rwitrtiing and
C0111111120i,1 Mil, 11,1 It. a!, 'A boleevik dtwier lti Fliqf.
CIIKESK. 111:T1'KIt. SEED? and I'LDDUCE geocrall), :A.,.
2b Wool street . l'ltt.burgh. mari
WILLIAM CARR S:. CO:, (William Carr,
Into of the II: rn of J. Parker k Go. 1 v. holevedo ti it ,-
CER.S and Lkalere, iu Fart - Igll w i ' 1 Es aIA I; ItA ND! ES, 01,1
bionowakeln and Ite , tifle.l IC II 1S ti 1", N, It
evultnerrial
How, Liberty 9 tr,L. httaborgh. Jae.: Y
____
JO,SEP El FLEMING. successor to L. Wil
t) cra k Co., comer of Market street and Lb... Diann...,
keeps coristantiv n fu; I assortmtmt of DRUGS,
ICIN ES, MEDICINE CHESTS, and all art,
clef, pertammd by Ids LUAIUeSS..
/Icir Physionns' l'rescriptlons °irefully compounded at all
hours. JeCky
]OAF TLESII:sO MAXIM+.
VLE:SIINCY 13KOT11EItS. successors to .1.
liadd k CO., wholesale DRIitiGINTS, No. 60 Wood stroel,
i'ittsburgb. Pc praetors of Dr Wl.ane's celebrated Vern,
( l p,Laver till. , ks. .11‘10
T L. MARSHALL, successor to 11. Lee.
wj IJKALEIt and CIISIIIISSION .11ERCHAN'1
No 1:1 ,1 LAN:its otro,t, Bdtsbur4.ll.
lieferente--- 111 . C1 n: ri; k 11r . Kramer d Bahm, 111 or
phy, Ti..rnan ,k C. Bro, a A li..rkpatrlck
Plttsborglt, ILy VA, I
INV, CliA D\VICK, dralrr in Kentucky
. Leaf 1 , 11. 1 .110 1 . RA , ;:s and PAPER, No. 119 W0,.1
etyret, below Math. Plttabur4h. ',ap*N'nly
/Xiy- The high-0t [nark, sauce, in rash, paid for :tags.
lifaLtia P. uitsa iLL . . •.•••• 005r.711 6. Itt,dlis ,
\~T P. MARSII:ILL i Co., Importers and
d.-aloes in French nu.i Awrnean PAPER lIA\iI
:SNCS, No. a' Wood street. Pittsburgh.
fg-Bole agents Mr the celebrated manufacturon of Meson.
Doßcourt Paris. aug7
BT. C. MORGAN, Book.aer and Sta
. th,ner. Una always nu hand a general assortment , •1
SCitoOl. Nll.4.llaneons arac Blank Books; Pi luting, Post tn.
Cap Paper, km., wholelals and retail, No. IJA Wood siren!,
below Vieth ieest stde, Pitttlinnsh.
Vt' N TED—hairs and Tanners' Scraps. apls ly
TORN 11. NIELl.t.ll{, IVholesale and Ketali
dealer in )11.1SICAL I NI I IIIOIENTS. ANO:i, 7iIUSIC,
SCHOOL BOOK:: ar.J oTATIoNER I', No. 01 Wood stre.d,
Pittsburgh. pot
PUIIJP HETILLE ROIJXRT J. L3l'tl.bwll
REVISER & ANDERSON, (succeAsors to
Jceshun C 0..) wii.ohmale tleAlt•rd t:, Fi
FRUITS. NUTS, SPIG Ks rNI PCII ON A KY, PUGARP,
39 1f*,.1 stroot, oppottit, the St. Charted 11outl. Pil
2 tx
n.p
bittr
TINDLE, \Vholenale and Retail SAD
'.E, HARNESS ThUN R, VALISE xnd CARPET
BAti , L
11 - ••"PACTINIER: No. 101 Woetl strttet, Pituburgh.
NIAN
ir2 s q
'ISE WORKS, No. 136 Wood
ENTY,RP - li_ --
nntiou of Sporting men to their larg.
nt third .1, shr below Virgin alloy.—DOWN & TET
LEY would call the at,
~...,,,..,,,,, ~. ",,,,, 111. n.ES ,Lnd B.EVoLVING PISTOLS.
visortment ,d . hardware, Cot 1..-
'i7 , ` - ' t
assortment
m . ,d "',...„ .
oct, vi stock ever opened In thin mai
ket, together with a general .
ry, Tools anti Fishing 'Li of which we otter at lb ,
to
possible prices to Tackle.,,can', p strohnaers, or for good ap
proved paper. titarl
ICE AUENC,Y,
NORTH-WESTERN l'()L.
corner of Dearborn, CH I-
No. 89 Washington otreet,
09.00, ILLINOIS.
ALLAN PLIIIERTo.% ...D. tkitODGEttS.
PII.IKEIT.TON .k Cu. devote their entire at.' to the
transaction of n iri.neral detective POLICE I.IO3INESS in
the Staten of Illiuoi4, WiaconAin. Michigan and lu.lialia.
mhl9:litt
Sl(WffS.—No. 124 Wood street, a bove 1
Fifth —We beg leave to call the Trade to our st,..k ,‘•C
Breves, Hollow Ware and Castillo in general. Having perfe. I
od every thing in our line, we can safely say that we cannot I
be surpassed In finish. fitting. and srzewthness, by nay ifi t l l , '
trade. Merchant,. will find it to their advantage to clill ,-
fore buying elsewhere. _._
fold
GRAFF, REISMYER, & GRAFF.
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWEL
AT GREATLY ItI3'.I7CED PRICES.
JOAN N. ROitERTS Is now selling off his large and
choice stock of fine Watch., Clock, Jewelry and
FanQ
1.,
Goods at a very small adVittiCe co first cost, preparatoi y
enlarging his Store Ruom and the purchase of an entire
new stock for the spring trade.
Persons desiring GREAT BARGAINS should call early, Si
It is his determination to close out his precut stock
icitL
mit regard to former prices.
Don't forget the pIeco—ROBERTS', 16 FIFTH street, neer
fenO
Market.
Air EST A I) BOYS' WINTER CLO'rHINO
—ItOriIINTII AL A BRo. Fifth street, opposite Ma
yo.* have a large stock of Men and Boys' CLOTHING
on hand, comprising some entirely new and elegant styles,
which they are prepared to furnish at the lowest cash prices.
Also, a large and fashionable stock of 0 F.NTS' FURNISI - 111 4 0
GOODS.
Illof.LOW MARNMN 13TBNINS tIEORGE ALBERT.
H.
PITTSBURGH COACH FACPORY—BIG
ELOW k 00., successors to E. N. Bigelow, No. 46 Dia
mond alley, near Wood street, Pittsburgh—CAßßlAGES,
00ACIIES, PHAETONS, BUGGIES, and every description
of FANCY' VEHICLES built to order, and Aniabed In a
manner ansnrpassed for beauty of design, elegance of finish,
skill of workmanship and durability of materials.
All work warrants's!. rnor9
EVNTERPRISE WORKS, No. 1.36 Wood
h., third door below Virgin alley.—BOWN & TETLEY
would call the attention of Sporting men to their large as
sortment of (SUNS, RIFLES and REVOLVING PISTOLS,
the larg-est and best selected stock ever opened in this mar
ket, together with a general assortment of lIARDWARE,
CUTLERY, TOOLS and FISHING TACKLE, all of which We
offer at the lowest possible prices to cash purchasers, or for
good approved paper. marl 9
00015 B. TUCNo...7. ...... FELLNESS L YOUNG.
T.
B. YOUNG & CO., No. 38 Smithfield
street. opposite City Hotel,
maitufactnresr of CABI
NET FURNITURE and OIIAIRS, of every description. hlie
terials and worknianshlp warranted, and sold at reduced
prio.. Care taken in pecting for land and water carriage.
SCHOONMAKEK, Manufacturer of
J • White Lad, Red Lead, 7.foc, Paint, Litharge, Putty.
Wholesale dealer la Olia, Paints, Van:ashes, Turpentine
Am, N . 0.24 wood street, Pi ttobarul. In v 22
FINE DRESS GOODS REDUCED—Every
description of fine Dress Goods now being offered of
ro 30 per cent. lees than usual prices.
A. A. XABON A 00., No. 25 Mb et.
?st,
r • ' • • c . '24. 4
• •, .•
.rney - atqatir, •.' 7 ,:'109
-',lttgh,jourtit door below Air. holy
je2B
S c CARDS
JroAanx IlOttgitTlsOK
MMM
XIV.
VOL
Jrir- loaseelniterted to old Frames.
Wt. Any article not approved of, exchanged free of el
vers. dec7:l y
NEW COACH AND CARRIAGE,FAC
TORR.—JOHNSTON, BROTHERS A 00., cotter of
Rebecca and Belmont streets, Allegheny City, would reepect.
fully inform their frode and the public generally, that they
have commenced the manufacture of CARRIAGES, HA.
ROUCELES, ROCKAWAYS, RUGGLES, &VIGILS and CHA
RIOTS, in all their various styles of finish and proportion.
sznk... All orders will be executed with !strict regard to di:mil--
WIR end beauty of finish. &Taite will also be attended to
on the most reasonable farms. Oiling in all their work the
beet Eastern Shafts, Pol., and Wheel staff, they feel confi
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, will be
perfectly satisfied on trial of their new work.
Purchaser , . are requested to give us a call, before par
chWilin elite% hero. y
A MILLIKEN & CO.have on hand, at
A
their extensive CABINET and CHAIR MANUFAC
ToltY, No. ltd Smithfield street, a large assortment of Fancy
and Plain Furniture, which they will will it per cent. lower
than customary rates. Terms, canh only. [deal :y
CHARLES BARNETT, lioass SUOER Ave
BLACILSILLIII, ham erected a new and commodioue
Berk Shop ou CHEERY ALLEY. between Third and Fourth
!streets. where he le prepro - nd to do all work in his line %VIII,
the utmost promptitude. listing had long ex.porienee in
he busirierN he roatev.tfully aolicita the patronage of hu old
- gourrally. Dull
==S
JAMES ME LLI NliElt, Monongahela Pla
ning Mill, would respectfully inform his friends and the
the public that hie new ortablishment is now in full opera.
non, and that he to prepared to furnish Boat Cabins, and 1111
all orders tor PLANK]) LIIMBIIIt, with promptness, and at
the lowest rates.
Board and Plank, planed on one or both aides, constantly
on band.
Mash, Doors and Mouldings, of every description, made to
order.
r,„l._ Builders and Carpenter, would find it to their advan
tage to give bins a call, an he can now furnish them with
Planed Muff. stumble Mr every deecrlption of work.
•
VULTON CAR WORKS, FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP, r3.8111/1.113131, Onto—The subscriber
having moved into hie new Works, recently erected, corner
if Water. WDonough and Sheldy streets, is prepared to Cote
trr.t for and 08.8,31.1 e all orders for Passenger, Baggage.
Post4n.lke, lion. Freight, Platform, Gravel. Hand and all
other de,riptlons of CA lie..
Also, for STEAM ENGINES of all 811.3, GEARING, ItA I L
EGA') CASTINGS of all deacriptions, and all other work
appertaining to a Foundry and Machine Shop.
Th. Foremen of the different departments are Pickett&
and practical Men—mostly from Eastern notlinfaCtorles—
Ns he keep themselves informed and adopt all valuable md
ern impro,ellielita. j W. . WETUEILELL
TILE HOPE COAL COMPANY having re
f cently met with li.tes in transporting coal t.. Calvin
tialt, being insured by the Manufacturers' Insurance Coln.
pro, ,if Philadelphia. talc. plemnire m stating that their
chums were promptly adjusted by J. Newton Jones, Agent
of said Dmipany. D. BUSLIN
RLL.
Agent of Hops Coal Company, Cmcinnati
Pittsburgh, December C,
RI T Vb LTV REVOLVERS!!—JustEft.S!
c,.1v(41. by El.progsn, direct from 44 - ": 4 ,
the inanufactupors, a splendid twaort• : op
meat of Oia,e's tt}:PEATIhI pIETJI C.
toir. five and six 1..6 barrel., ail ”r
loon we will sell for MAI at as low
prices as they can tin bought in the city of lift, York. Pert
s pang hi A wilt alba and Cal,farnia will find that they an
do better by pin clothing their eluipage at home, than ii,e)
A/1 /111/01/ .i.llll/gi,ro -- NA we gist. 1.41 - SoLIN :•• r)
ofot the above Undo!. ref., .hatiiiti the city. and ID krAn..
of a failure We refund tlii money
fitoWN h TETLEY,
130 Stool Street, Pittsburgh.
•
(h.DEN a: Cu.. 13,.ttlerK.
s allayin! a n: t
.1. that they illant . ..notAut:y on 'hand a laTaas saj.i.h. of
a A It: , A I'ARILLA. NI I!. k:IIAL WATER, ALE and 11/RYI It.
the twai,„ quality
111., attrnti.al fana:aa. t. 14,11 icniarly dirta - ts.l to ti,
fa, that tbey l.ntllr A% AI a ALE In rest state.
Ph ysaaans r‘ronzawn.: it G tannin.. an account .4 its
Cane and strentrannltn: •rt. 311,1
Ali D
Allegheny County Normal School.
About Jour miles from the City, near the junct:un
- - - - - of the Nobles:own and Washington
).1. ttILLG-IPIII .. . ... A. PINE.% t
1 J. RILLESPLE A ill_ Looking Mars Manufaetut. rs. Plank Rottriz.
10 . and dealers iu 1,,t1..,0s i,,aset Plate, 11,10 Maas. Elle It. M. KERR. A.M.. Supertntrodent
craelogo, &milts soil Sam) ~....la, N o. 7t, Wood otrt...-1.. l'ltto- 111 LS 11 A K ERR, Principal Senototry
but gh.
KEY. IL M - PIIKKSON, A. Si. Prof. Language ,
in, hand and road , to ',ler. Utlt Po, and Mantle Cllasses, IRK understonsd, County Superioteudent, will re-open
Mahomsoy, 1t,,. .w.,..1. NValuut and kith Frames, or 51ouid. o
s e
and Normal School for Tea - Iters. on TUE ,
ing, of t eery descrlptam. I.AV, the 15th of April 000'. Pupils tit Loth sexes are re
- StrAllltAle CAS bit, Rocornted trod (Slit ~,e r ; oetred
A limited number of females can board In the family ot
Ai . A. S W
F 1 L ER,.
lounges,l.l'll, 4es,aie
Strain.
i a . nd i Retai l the . Oi l .: Superl i nteudTat ,
,I (i f tli , nll.A s. ) .2 Ar;lllif . 4;1. 1
ano7k obtained itt
Housekeepers' Hardware. Tumors' Mucha,* a n d Tools. Tin TEKNIO--11 quarter of 10 v. volts, IN ADVANCE;
Piste, Sheet Iron, Wire Rivets, A . .. Ac.. Llet North Second Boarding. batting and Light. 130
00
0 00
street, (oplatelte Buehler's head.) Li AItHISBUKU. ' Tuition. from. _ t.. 5 uo Lo 1
sep2lrallint , Teachers, re those desiring to prepare for toaching. ran
~ • • - - - .1 - ----- as ----- enter the Normal school at au • time, and coconut 10 ~,Ls.
J
WHIM, I'ENETI 1N 111. IND ISIANUTACTU.- rto the [ ... 105e of Second Quarler.
e ant, has recovered i ts health so so to resume he id ' 1.. s tures will be delivered each Term, upon the Art of
Lust:wets. and has opened his 111.1 N Li M _AN U FACTO!: V . at , To „. 1 ,„„ g.
No 01 , Filth 'trees. near the Post ..ffice, la•tween Wood and i For further Information addresa
Smithfield. where he has an NAA.rtml..ni of BLINDS, trimmed „ op ., B. 11. KERR, Pittsburgh
with plant and fancy Worsted Hod Sllk Trimmings, 011.110
pret,:ll - 04 to Ill': ally order iii hie ills, on tire most reseamalde
, tonna Ills w ..,rk Is Wlttne.tod to ;iv. .UAiliCtloll, Or inoney
refunded_
s k sj„.ol,l Moots repaited Please give him a call. AA hot
Cale{ I. brat In Wort Mtt:::•1:!:•. .inyTll7 ly.
-- - , --, - - '—- - - -- '
F. StIOrE, MEM T
:RANT AII.OK, ird
B • F .„...,....„, ~.", t., ~,•p..., 1::::1.1t1:,.. ttoinktut for
I:20 lert lihrial patronage tirrotodote 1.-d-a rd upon hon.
to•gpt I,:tvt. i. ....A a contatu:ot• - • .4 th.• h•tni.:, , t, t..• li•.NI,
I. I 'ceps, -1 thso Olen to tot 5110, 1113 i I ,Illi n 1..1 lu.
touters with otrntent.t whid: will imfal i r entire ftatist.t. ti,..;
II•• /1.1, , :“ a keeps ou Irate) a (loge I ntit,ltist•t•t •I the Lot-,t
int 1..1. ot i . I.IFTINtiS. CASsIMEK ES, 11. , ail, , . a.. , h h
h.- will to/skew order nu the shortcut notice, npou reasonable
tonne.
11 , 4_ A perfort lii alwayn warranted. 100 - lu:If
\AT O,,NVE 1, L ' S Fl.' RN ITU R E AND
T cii.uits, wholeitalo 1111.1 retail, embracing. t.•ry
sine of :ii•ltiturt . . In llosewsod. Itlahogaily and WH111111.1,11.
t„'',,- Mr 14.1 en, dlambern. and .;:nrsA r.sons . tnit.ol t•• any
p. New York or Philadelphia. and at lower priers Ev..r)
0.:1.101.. Inntir dy lintel, and wit! ran trdli
ooLlnet Ntalters st,mdied with tiny quantity of FUR NI
TCKE and CHALKS, on rroo •t0d...1e blina
note:, and Steaulle.sts fill mshed at the shortest n-di,s,
lye- Warerooms. Noe 77 met Ta Thud •ttret.
atoo2 PITT9H:IIO 11, PA
J. T. GROUTT
I M P(MTERS re
BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, &c.
Dr.?, I.F.RS IN
Nine Old Monongahela. Rye Whlsiky,
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY ;
RECTIFIERS AND DLSTILI , EIRS ,
0111NER OF S.NOTHF(ELD AND FRONT STREF.TS.
PITTSBURGH , PA.
DAVID CAMPBELL & SAMUEL POL
LOCK have Foisodated together umber the st)le of
I_,OII'IIELL A POLL,GCS., for the trithithetion of a general
Variety and Dry Ooads business, and the manufacture of
plain and Werth Line Gilt Mouldings. trthl9
yrATCLIES AN9) JEWELRY. — JOHN
M. ROBERTS, No. 18 FIFTH street. is mite opening
entire .NEW SPASM of Gold and Silver Patent Lever,
Anchor, berdno and Vertical WATCHES; 111 open and hunt
lug oases., at the most celebrated Engltaß and Swiss menu
fe•tur«. Also, Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chan,
Keys, Miniature Cates, Bracelets, Geld Pens and Cases, Pen
c:ls, Toothpicks, heavy plain oat and Seal Finger Rings.
Breastpins, Par-Ring., NIT Pint, Stud., Steele Laps, fluid
:old Silver Spectacles. Silver and Plated Sp our, Knives and
Parks, Jet, Coral a n d Fancy Goods. Also, a large stoelt of
the best BRASS CLOCKS at all prices.
The above stock 110.14 tarn pun - based direct from the East.
Sru illAnt/fartOrlCS , and set,. 11,1 with great care for the ,0111
*lll be sold at a small adltaCA . uu cost.
Patches, Clocks and Jewelry repairtal; Gilding and En
graving executed in the brat manner. and Silver Ware and
Jewelry Blade to order. JULE': M. ROBERTS,
apl7 Fifth Street. next door to Market.
DALI'S STOCKING FACTORY. —
DALY corner of Market alley pad Fifth street, finds it
necessary to contradict a report [hat has waned currency,
that h« was Rolling oft to quit boninenn. lle never had such
intention. He InforuG the public that he still continues to
vu 'lily.
STOCKINGS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
And all kind.: of HOSIERY, at his establishment. Ills Fac
tory is near Ryan's Ituilding, on FIFTH street—open at all
times to the inspection of the public. lie has, besides the
work of hie own manufacture, brought to the city the
Lirgest aesortment GOCKIA la his line ever broughtto Ohio
:sty, which are warranted to be of the best quality. and will
be soil at the most reasonable prices. Ile has but une Sales
Room, at the corner of Market alley and Fifth C
C. t sreet.
DALY,
mlils Corner Market alley and Fifth et.
- KT EIV INTELLIGENCE OFFICE—If you
11 want to have " help," find employment, buy or sell
roperty, call at LOWRIE'S INTELLIG.ENCE OFFICE, No.
ii Fifth street, near Market street.
Legal Documents and Copying done with neatness and
despatch. [felflittj JOSEPH W. LOWRIE.
VORSHA'S LINIMENT—The best Lini
ju ment now in use for sprains, bruises, itc., 12 doz. just
received by JOS. FLAMING,
ap2s corner Diamond and Market et.
PlO METAL-190 tons good quality, cold
blaat,jtuit received per steamer Irene, and fur sale by
ap29 P. M. DA VIII. corner Wood and Fifth sts.
GREASE ---Bay es' celebrated Grease for
k jl Drays, Carta, Buggies, itailfond Cars, itc., in cans,
kegs and bids., for sale by ta1.2111 II BNB. Y H. COLLINS.
CIOAL WOIII S FOR SALE.—Sixty three
mires of hind, st ith fifio of Oval attached. and all the he
piovements thereon In successful operation. Sold Farm is
situated on the Monongahela river, 34 lull. above Pitts
burgh, and le supplied with n Farm House, Barn, Tenant
Houses, Orchard, Railroad. and an excellent harbor.
The of Coal Ic five feet thick, and cannot be surnamed
in quality. For farther particulars apply to
NICHOLSON A PAYNE,
jel2itf
No. 785 Liberty street.
WALKER'S UNEQUALLED INDEL
IBLE TNE.—I have just received a large supply of
this celebrated Indelible Ink, with or Withee , the PrePare•
doe. it Is offered as the best Ink now in use. In all cases
the money will be nibinded where it doesnot pleats*.
JOB. YLVIECNO,
ap2s corner Diamond alley and Market at
" " w• t-vr. 4. , i; 4 •
74:
BUSINESS CARDS
. .
GREATEST ,IMPROVEMENT YET!
NE WSC ALE-li. KLEBER k. BRO.,
have Jut received a small lot of
NUNIVS & CLAIMS , PIANOS,
provided with their NEW SCALE. This is *:
their latest, and undoubtedly the MOST IM
PORTANT' InlproTetnent as yet ade to the Piano Forte. The
POWER of the Instrument i m s almost DOUBLED thereby;
and in point of volume. evenness and brilliancy of tone, they
surpass sly-thing as yet produced in the shape of a Piano.
They possess all the advantages of the Grand Pianos, with
out any of Its disadvantages. We now challenge comparison
with the instruments of any other maker in this country,
confident that every unbiassed Judge of the article will at
once admit their superiority. The public is respectfully In
vited to call and examine those superb Instruments.
H. KLEMM k BRO.,
Sole agents for Nunna k 'Marks' Pianos
For Western Pennsylvania.
No. 53 Fifth street, next door to Masonic Hail.
P. S.—Splendid assortment of the above shortly expected
for the Spring Trade. apf,
NEW SPRING STOCK OP
CHICKERING & SONS
PIANO FORTES.
IImeoJOHN H. MELLOR has
Just received seven more of
CHICKERING & SONS'
PIANO FORTES, and com
pleted the Stock, selected for Spring 8610 S, of TIIIRTY•FI VI?
new and splendid Inetrumcnts, of every variety and style,
manufactured by the Messrs. Chlckerbags, (Bostono from the
plaitioPt SIX OCTAVE to the most splendidly finished
Seven Octave Square Plano Fortes,
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as well an their superb and inimitable Grand and Parlor
Grand Pianos, EVERT PIANO FORTE In this lot In of
their NEW SCALE, with their PATENT IRON FRAMES,
and PATENT ACTION, did are tot only warranted to the
purchaser by the manufacturers, but by the subscriber, to
be In all respects as perfect as Luta-tin:tents can be made,
both in regard to Material and Workmanship.
PRICES INVARIABLY THE SAME aa In Radon, at the
Manufactory.
JOHN 11. MELLOR, Nu. SI Wood Street,
between Diamond alley and Fourth street.
Agent for Chlckering A Sons, Boston, for Pittsburgh and
Western Penn. mlO2B
XTEW SUPPLY OF PIANO FORTES.
CLIARLOTTE BLUME has just re
ell a further supply of Lialirt, Davis &
(24 I" Pianos. with patent suspension bridge 9 V
mei composition bow - Inge, and with repeat-
ins Grand Action. •
As a proof of the supeiiority of these Planes, Is the foi
b wing extract of a mport at Ike late a Mechanic's Fair" at
Boston, In competition with the celebrated maker, Jon.
Cluckering, who was president of the Association
The Massarscho.tta Charitable Mechanic's Association
o ward this diploma, with a Sur, Medsd., to Bullet. Doris d:
Co., for the bent Grand Plano Porte contributed to the Exhi
bition of / SISS. JON AS CHICK SKI NO, Pivot."
,Who had also ono ad Ida best Grande on exhibition in
competition with Messy.. 11. D. A Co.)
The Commutes, (Professor. George J. Webb, H. K. Oliver,
John Lange, etc.,) say of the Grand : " In tone, it is power.
fol. round, full and well balanced; a caPital instrument,
and bed ou exhibition."
These Pianos are made with full iron frame, circular
scale, eliding deal. etc., and are made to Woad in any climate.
In additrun to the above, the subscriber has receiv.,l
Pianos from Baumgardteu Hines, hamburg; A. W Ladd
h Co., Boston, and other good makers., at price. from $2,.h
to ,000. CHARLOTTE BLUME,
je-I I 113 Wood st res.t,
N. B. illd PiallUS taken In exchange at their full value.
Another In, the celebrated liamburgh Pianos is ex
Issued in /lever - Al vre4-La. C. B.
1
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE.
W. D. & H. I.IIcCALLUIVI,
il/FirB7 FOUSTLI STRKET, NEAIt WOOD.IOII
Tax attention of purchasers to respectrully Invited to our
present Stock, selected fur SPRINU BALES, including—
Cleat quality Velteta. Eugliab and Tapieitry
Itrussehi and Tapestry, I grans.
Crenills end Stair Brussels, Super. Medium and Low
taus said Super. 3 I'ly. Priced ingrains.
Best imported Extra Twilled and Damask: Hall and Suor
Carpets; Floor Oil Cloths, tram 2 to 24 feet wide. turban
qualities and prices; Table (HI Cloths; French Priotod arid
Emb,esed Nano and Table Covers; Canton and Comet Mat
wig lloarth Raga; Door ]tats; Stair It.otifi; List, Rag nod
Lioteh Owners; Venetian Blinds; with every variety of
dow Shades, Greco and Bull Holland, ,ke., ie.; all of what,
will be offered at atltr at very atodorste ratop
1:4 - We are alse priipared to furnish 11,11113.1:20TON'S
k.Aiii•ICI
MANSFIELD SEMINARY
TIOL - 1"S PATENT lINNI)STANIP.----'rlie
subscriber. Agent fur the "FRANKLIN HAND
STAMP CIOMPAN T. - of Web., M.., is now prepared to
~fter to t h e public a Stamp which, for all practical purl..., .
•uriaises au) of the kind heretofore offered to toe public
Fur Ratko:alit, Puhlic Iluunae, Steambats, 1.,
Profe.ional men 1,1 - stamping their libraay. liruggnits fo r
printing their ••••,1 Iftbd, arid all Mercantile men for atamp.
ing their entelopea, arid in fa. TrallT 1150 al the commix
lot) who wants a Stamp for marking Linen, Clothing, hr .
t hi. VI
. 111.11 t ito• 0011 i.
Tile Stamp IM unlike any other in the market, and In not
„pen W oh,mliouereasonahly urged against other arts, ol
Ow kind offered to the public, a hick facts are established on
esarninatiilll—
! let. It is offered for about one-half the usual cost of other
I Rettig inure ample in its construction. it is lrx. 11141/1e
b. get teat of oripr
:1.1. it Is more compact, easier umerated, and more certain
of HIP king PaitTECT IMPaitagiONa
The proprietors rely upon the intrinsic merit, the
Stamp for its general adoption, feeling , on that it.
.•hea(,ness and superiority combined, over all others, will
gee it A favorable 11/U - int.:itl.
1 he puhlic are Invited to roll and Nee the opcmtlon and
the variety of styles of electrotype dire.
up. tern received for any style or pattern. and the dues
elm
tr,,typed, of the best material M and workmanship.
OSES F. EATON, Agent,
No 139 First street, Pittsburg' . Pa.
N. It —Ail ENT'il WANTED immediately to canvass for the
ate m, to in hoot a Ilherel rolaillitiltiol7 will Ise paid.
CF.RTIFICATE.
hereby certify that MUSES F. EATON, of Pittalinrgli
Pic, in the duly appu.nted hole Agent fur the aide of ••11011'
Patent 111111,1 Stamp" for the State of Pennsylvania, (e..scept
lug the Cit) of Philadelphia,) and also for the Counties 0
,Aahtahula, Trumbull, Mahoning, Columbiana and Jefferson
in the State of Olio.
lyl ViKLIN HAND STAMP CUMPANT, 1103 TON, MAPS.,
Ily their Agent, W. W filo RD.
Pittsbur :13 Ma . 12. 1866. myl
LOCUST GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY.
The Trusters of Locust Grove Episcopal i•ominary
gar notice to the friends of the institution, that the Rev.
Wittisst 11. CLAS!sw., having been compelled by protracted
dl health, to resign hie charge ae Rector of the same, they
have been so fortunate a to secure the valuable services of
the Rev CI COROZ T. RlDnit, of Now York, for the same posi
tiongand who enters at once upon the discharge of his du
ties. From the very high and flattering commendations
which they have had of Mr. Amex, they have no doubt of his
eminent fitness for the work committed to him, and that
they believe that under his management the Seminary can
not fail to procure a large share of public favor and jiupport.
Persons having daughters or wards to educate are partic-
Wanly deaired Ito acquaint themselves with the advantages
u Inch this institution affords, both as respects its beautiful
and salubrius position, two and n halt miles from the city;
1411.1 also the facilities fur the thorough and refined education
prevented in its efficient corps of instructors.
Circulars may be obtaine4l on application to the Rector, ur
either of the Trustees.
WILLIAM F. JOHNBTO:4
T,,zopms B. Lnu-^,,
nlyO I nrdwl =chi
THE CEYLON STRAW HAT—The atten
x lion of the public is requeSted to our entirely new
style of STRAW HATS, just received from the Importer.
combining the many qualities which have been so long
wantoil to make the Straw Hat suitable In every way as a
Summer Hat.
It is the only Straw Hat which the rain or damp weather
will not afieet, either in the brim or crown, being so braided
as I. prevent the possibility of it in any way.
I offer this entirely lieu style, called the CEYLON HAT,
believing it to lie the Straw Hat that will give the wearer
retire satisfaction. CHARLES 11. PAULSON, 73 Wood st.,
niy3o neat door from the corner of Fourth.
T~T
" SA T L HY E
A O n L
deviling l l ' j es t
aNni!.l7,4F, Ot.R 111 .
stories, arranged with ball. two parlors, dining room and
kitchen, throe chambora good cellar, bath room, he.; a hy
drant in the yard, and g ood stable. The lot Mina front of '2O
feet on Carrot titroet, Allegheny city, by 100 feet deep to Led
lie street- Price $1,400. Tonne—srou in hand, remainder
in one and two years. 8. CUTHBERT & SON,
ap2B i i Market at.
WRIGIIT'S PREMIUM KATIIARION
coo l. t he head, and removes all symptoms of Head-
eche.
Fontana using
WRIGHT'S KATHARION
Are never liable to sun-stroke.
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATIIARION
Iv the most valuable acquisition to the toilet, retaining the
Hair in any required form.
For sale by Dr. OEO. 11. KEYSER and IL R. SE LLERS
n
CO., at 25 aeries par bottle,. gle
A LARGE BRICK HOUSE pleasantlysitu
atod In Allegheny city, with lot of
termite
30 feet
trout on hank lane, by 1.50 feet deep to of fool alley. Th o
house is well built and finished in modern style; portico in
front., 11011, two parlors, dining room, kitchen. 7 chambers,
cellar, hydrant, paved and gravel yard, shade and fruit
[rocs, shrublkiry, is., all in complete order, for .10 by
myB S. CLITLIBRBT A SON, 51 Market it.
ENGLISII CA_RPETINGS. - ROBINSON
• 6 CO., No. 23 Fifth street, have now passing through
the New York Custom House a large Invoice of English
Velvets and Tapesptry growls Carpettlng, which we shall
receive in a few days, and le pleased to show to any w h o
ma y wash the Lest of Imported Goods. WellaTe also now In
Stock of Brussels., &Pip Ingrain's Stall' Carpets, Oil Cloths,
&a. au assortment unsurpassed in this market, and all at
lowest prima
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Pittsburgh, April 29th, 1896,
(itußos. It. Wurrt,
Oucat W. Biatxxs,
Gm. S. SILIIII‘
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EIZZEII
MISCELLANEOUS
FURNITUItE!
--;_:,
C')) Nfij••;''' — `7142.' ,,,,, ..1.: '.....• • ' 1,! , ..' - ,47 . 1 1
j i 11
ji _ .l. "lIIIIIINIIIS I 1 '1
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RYAN'S BUILDINGS,
1%0. 31 Fifth Street
THE subscriber, having enlarged and titled
up In good Mylo hie
, ShCIOUS FURNITURE AREROOIIS,
LARGE AND VALrADT,2? lADDITDINS
To hiA stock, and now invite., his friends and the public to
CALL AND EXAMINE
Before purcheaing el.ewbere
HIP STOCK IS WELL --4 SORTED
krnonntiug to about
$50,000 Worth,
Con!latfng
EVE Rl' CLASS 14 ill/OLS
RICE!,
MEDIUM, wia
And embraciug !OHIO 4011 fine
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SETTS,
Covered with Frenoll
OAK CHAMBER SETT:4,
And a mat variett
New Styles Of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs,
Botha, Book Cases, &C., &c.
_ .
All nf which by offers by retnlh at WHOLESALE: PRICE:
In- every article warranted to give sacisfali-ii.•.r th
money refunded. H. 11. RYAN.
my 39 No 11 Fifth Ft r t.
F,DMITNI) WI IA IN S,
EAGLE 111AABLE ORKS.
fIEADOF 1V001). ON lillltTl'
and at rh. C.-In-tore da:r, Iltdwlntrth,
51..numenta, Burial Vaults. bat..:.',-T.•m 11,•.
Centre and Piet Tatar Top, Waal 4t.1,11,
111. ii• to 0rdt.r...1 every tornoy. NI ov. 1.1., L.
m
tery lots, ornamental ot I. .In.
no prontinK, at from to 1...6
Fianng lown rn o rag....l pro...drally m I.
ty year.. twonty-thr.... ..r 1.111, It
ahmh id... 10 a .11111. loot e. I all! ;rob.
and froth any work in no . 1,0... d
)...13 1 y
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING AND C,I)(11SI , IN N FRS '.%:T
natl., Grain, Dried Fruit. Lard. lii
ter, Bacon, and Pri”luce generally.
No. S 9 Water Street.
P:TTALI A
REPTI:
Vruacts U BAtley, g.y, W111.41i1 Dily 4: h. rr. - t
Son, Pat...burgh E. A IIU. 11,4,1! A r,..t: . •
Croh. 11 k VI fluid:. Lio. 8 II t A
Polron ,„
pEKiN TEA S;1() /11'.
NO. 38 FLIPTII STREET.
.•
FRESH TKAS.—A ciwice lot fronh
j net rereist,l direct fr. m the s‘, • :•
,A Indesale and rutail, et lover than venal
my .1 A 1 . S
Fivo Medals and File Diplomas
Awarded
ARTHUR'
Patent Air T,,;1
nott-pealtag tin 01‘1111 MlO
flre-proof Yellow War
Jars. Henry II tehy
the Agent id this city 01
Wooten] Peprotylvatito L.
the sale of the above art.
Mss, at la+ China an.
I.lpeausware able. No I'4
Wood at.. Pittaburgh. Pr
inhere is ItiSo kert flu
and greon alms jars at
too, pro:, with larg
And coil,ty fitted hr
et: ' a. i other hints
sortaneut Clow, out-,
a Opts of plinth, taint hen, ha el
to.• , all at iii,lerate lit,. ,-
1-2.1:310 V A 1..
"RANK VAN °ORDER lIA El.
to No. To MARKET street. manly oppiott” t. . A
o opt, and ie 111.% propareil tr. supply los ci,..t• it', .1,
puhlit• generally anythtng they tieed it, :it ,
Trooping,Pintlirlres, Ribbon, oi
Fancy guttered
tk,r- Kvtarrnl,nr tin. Co., 75 Morh.r.l it , •
DlVlDEND.—eitizeub'
rn,udeut and litre. Pt% oi L''"-
tia e this day Pieclntent semi Ito moil h
per share, upon the Carotid Mogli. Fine
ti le to the Stookholdors or til.'ir
our dollar credited to their stork nn or;., aft,:tho I,i
J , 1111• 17 111,1 ise
OLD TYPE METAL.
WE HAVE FOR SALE, at the °thee
the MORNINO PoST, x largc ipwiiiiity of 1)1.1 ,
TYPE. )4a.chinixte awl othera watitnig h ( . 4 LI
Vt a large opipplyby tail,, nom. I"l t 1
LI TATE FAIR —The undersigne4
appointed to 501i5 . 11.
holding of the state Fair at liattibutyli.
.lAroa ounssEa., of the, coaeoeteo, to ,
COM, Mr tiLOSSY.R will all on sot,
ynotit mouth X
Ihil.Mr.s.
.11)115
WILLIAM Al
.11C , .It lIIASSEIi
Jvl:i
VEW BOOKS.—Just recoil
I hardly necessary to repeat anain I. the 1 l ;
toer are sold from TEN TO TWENTN . PER CENT I. ill ER
than elsewhere.
Tour of Madame Rachel in Ow United Sutter—pi i T
Sparroivgrass Papers-90 cents.
Comic Miseries of Human Life-7 0 e
The States and Territories of the Groat 11,4; -(.1
The Bunaby Papers; by Brougham—" , •,
Tangletown Let t ers—sl,l2.
Salad for the Social—s.ll2. •
Pi,W.n Tales; by Melt
Vagabond Life in Mexico-ou,
Scalp Hunters; by Capt. Mayne Reid $1,12
White Chief; " " 51.12.
Mr. Sponge's Sporting Tour: by Frank Forester_ 5.;
Brother Jonathan fur 4th Jule --11
Pictorial Clipper-6c.
Vat tee Nnthorni--dc.
Harper's Magazine for July. (third , upio
Peterson's Magazine for July. (second supply I'
Until/m . 5 Magazine for July, k,eCont.l
Oudey's LadY's Book fur July-20c.
Leslie's N. V. Jonrnal-ISc.
Bailout Magazine- 10 c2
Remember, the place to get Magazines pi at
LAUFFER'S BOOK:- DAN r.
N.. 77
je2B
AGREAT BARGAIN !—For sale. a eo;
fortable Brick DWELLING No. 09 I mat
with two Lots of aroand, each 20 feet faint to
House Is large and conventeut4 a good cellar. with rem. , t. I
door; a ball, two parlors, dining-, mt. ati4 kit. Itt.t. t,ll or
story; with wash-house and large pantry
store room and bath room on the ser,•ll,l ,tory. V.,.
rooms on third story. Fire-proof slate Lon nxtor,.
pipes on first and second story. Large 1 aid,
Ire., grape sines, ie. The Improvements al ar e r 1;1 1.
than the price asked for the whole property.
tan - fourth in hand: remainder at 6 , 11,t0.. 11,
S.
Je2n Real Estate Agents. 51 NIAr
BACON -2 casks for sale I.v
172 4 i lIISRY 11. C 'LLINi I .
2 BOXES ORANGES ti 1 arrive :old f.,r
•--' sale by KEYMER .1, ANDER?' /N.
13'17 N0.:19 Wood -trees
2(1 BOXES LEMONS to arrive this des and
~ ."for sale by RHYMER S ANDERSt I s:
Iyl7 -, N. :311 W.•,..1 ,bee t.
YOUNG HYSON TEA-10 chests finest
King Chop Young Hymn Tea, at 75e. awl $1 R._. re
ceived by F. R. DRA "Oi
W.
myth Sil Market and 1 Diamond.
FLOWER VASES-20 pair Terra Cotta
1 rim. for sale by (Jyl2) ILKNKY 11. COLLINS.
FedraIFIFTHSTREET PROPERTY—A Lot ,A
Ground on Fifth street, opposite the Cathl. on
which le ere ted a neat Two Story Brick Buildinl. suitable
for offices. Apply to [ jer2B . ll BLAKELY at - RICHEY.
Wl-141_,AT-5660bashels of prime Wheat
wanted by SPRINGER 14 A RBA UGH,
'NS Liberty ntreeL
LAMP -BLACK-50 bbls. just receive. an
for solo bs [Je2ll FIZIELNO BILOS.
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PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL
MEDICAL AIDA' ICE.
THEV EN EIHAN HOSPI.
I,r Syphllaa. S eminal
% so.l ilea I ntl: uuti e IV •,..h ou.l Ifivorite
Dr. A?h r? s Sus, Err raw. New York—Office, corner
Nls., And 00. - ty lursets, , up surrey
A MOST :SUIENTItIC INTF.NTIoN.
Au red ru hL wr the cure general Debility. Impotence,
I sect mstice, or turnul Ends's.+.
Th. instrument Ilan twt•ti trttett with the most happy offers
In the praet le, of the most eminent physicians and surgeons
di One British empire. France and (lemony. In Iced, so re
markable were the cures, that the late "Sia aSIII.r 0" hailed
it as the list !anger of Life." The use of this will fully
sustain the enomniuni.
Ytii„"N l l :1,.; EN TAN DAPTICI-I,Alt NOTICE.
Dr. AN, is A SON are the .itilv l'hyticiOns in the Stab
ho t nit
mem ate ber%the it, yai t'olleire Sur,roons, London,
of the most 0•.:i nt Colleges in the I.ln.ted
Stat..,, take pleasnre attootoolog that they have in, entail
11 0 ”,! mita •rhint merit fir the cure of the above
disc q,a. It has been qul.jsetisl vin test by the most eminent
phi ,iciana in London. Paris. I.ldlad , lphia and New York:
it his been dnelared is. be the only usetnl instrument ever
, et discovered for the cure of Seminal Weakness, or any
.1 the anuital organs : arising from the solitary
L.,tdn of 1+,1.f-indulgent , which d-stray troth body and
mind, unfitting :can ^lf her tor marriairs or society.
Dr ANTIS A SON. in order to satisfy the most skeptical as
b• the merits of their mon untent, pledge themselves that in
any ire Mal, Whet.. they inlay prove unsatisfactory after a fair
via'.. It, .011,y will Is ,Inutb d by returning the Instru
ment m g. s -1,1 t rier.
Peer t inwashing the ne.,ve useftil instrtrment will observe
that the poss.. with the accompanying directions. securely
pen kit and ~.11t by I.l.prPlia, is lea oolisrs.
NEW EEMEDY AND QUICK curs.s
For the 1 en. rial Dbastses, mid all private complaints.
,legit s, gt Lactlir.s. Waal:Dal weakness. pains in the affec
t.ong of the kidneys. delease4 of the head. throat, nose and
skin. and all those thalictul afflictions arising from a secret
habit of you:h. which produce constitutional debility, ren
d ' 111 . 1 .1411' and to the end destroys truth body
1 and mltal
A TITRE TT ARRANTED.
Pr. A'l. A' A n , .0 ay. , I voted their attention exclu
,,,) r. 1. malad.en• and the relief they
./0.• ~••• nlly bet ti ,tialiled to render to th,ar fellow
r . ~.y t,ottne.l :oat utcehtilt u k knoaledged I.y
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LOW PRICED
ant patictitA and I.ther , daily artiritor in
Irom at! part- of the country. I .r t h sprees purpo.a. only
while their exertion. have Men crowned
..,111 tee moat aumel atlimittaxem; }et from what the) have
it umiluir Into U..' ,autee rd thorn. iiefectiut..
. (Join /1101111 e otottlitiou to that of the
dangor... inveterate:l, list have always ri:iier•
1 ,,,, 0,t01ttv of tic, prevent , . and renuival. nod
!Mew, - 111 Val lably 11.tia.1 that the rimrt horrible nod toulhr•
1,11, • , 1 t• alu ay, be traced to "Ise
! the ,alll,ll - I,4noraute. no;lect. ill el ,
1.. 1. , • uttrik.lll:l :tiel improper irrvitmcol ; thcrefore
A ri.lN have rli..eorerirlit. in Iltertete•
ot Me, r••merltett, a kale, effectual awl cautions rourae ;
ii.i.tniur ail .1-mhtuataiu of 1t.111 , /.1 , which hear all e.juie
el . ha, nit, sr. aa premature or
el ph. att.ti IMO t ne I,,, ,, lLlCtine of had cutmeelumict ,
. ban In short. the Itxu.litt.l ,
I of the limo of a grand mass of ill:
~. It. tte .lief ete/ prevention ,•
• t, all!, all.
!:::,I /It reality the ana;ret
! ~...,. t 1121,
.•! I ne. rr tine exterrnivation
ill.. 1 \ll .,, ,llTliiN.
I,r AOl h ee.. 1. ra 1.4, -ere.. of been en
to n ~cr:).1,1- the treatment of the...telt
nt•-; aro tie old) quatilied 1113'61.311
A : ..,1/1 ,11.,1 tql” u 2 ti, , h),
0 , ! • /I :It •,1 , L I. I 11 , • , •. tL ‘ , L1,,11
; r t ntlentr , t, to those oleo
00. ell, I•t m • r 1.1 T.. ',vele of 0 ty free. -sic
. • .1.1',11(11,,,rI ,•I ill, they have lavin amply r.
1 I 1:1 attended tn-tr
Nt to: h are • gcnerall,
et -tact tt
• ~ •reitre ,111.1
virtu... of Ow,: patent tr o , trett.e.. bare t
,•-• I, kat,- I.e. it itolare.l
I'A ,11:vrs A 1.:K.111 ,
I.r. A .V hero nunle whet , '
.. I ,_-..., L-Lawiii are! denpat• 1111,
• ill: .1 Iho v , ..11 I
.\.l;i - Dr. .‘ \I.,- .., S'.N. —4'1,1 of Maat ILIA Q‘
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• • :. , : : :::,. D..; a. At Y lALA V. 5,..
.7 No 1 1..1,n !
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11.ENIIMi Bl'a 1-
Q .1N I) PA PER - : I :: / roanis , :n han,l and
..,:: :., I. LEMING HR. ,
_ .:il. NI v. , [ \ E ' , LA ~...„1. Ei1_._.1.5:::: car,?_
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11 \ 1:• , ' PAIN 1•11,1:[•:R—.5 gr::::: , ,lust
t k / .• : A::: f r •.,1 ' . . 2'7, FLEMING Mid
_ _ _
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C r" ' ' ‘••- \ I 1 '` - ''"l'' fro-II C: t k f1.:\.1-IL.F. itZ-E
way LI (II kil ,10,•ril)ed
nit It m . tal,
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F.Y>iF.ll .k NDERiA)N.
• , str,t
rI,IIE, TVA
:t•i.”;,.. I .r VINE TEAri
; Awl
I:a,z
4I•Li . .
11,1,: 01,11 co.
%la. I; and 1 Inanndal
t E.lSl' l'( )1V
II.I'IINI I SI FAIT lIIRIVER'n" TO LET.
A was 11-tt, t• the 1-1
• t It, 1.-kt r •te ! 111. AK RICHEY,
. ~•r nuei :;zn[t
NNT E iITE It 1 -• ( IL LE .11i)I . T 1•OL1
Wasltiotr.E.,
..t. %OA .tti• tttl•l mil ••thittl I•tts t
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t, 1,,,,t,,t1 1••:t.t:,114 I
rt 11, t Awl it ill
I It, 7.• I A.t
(1\; F: 111 NI)1.11.:1) I)()LLARS A YEAK.
- -01••,1 I r
4,.. Vll'olll/1 CZ I
ilTt 1,1 1,111 by lob dray.
•.1 an 1 r r'aLr 4a plea:lr.:l
a 1. t: knit••••", 11.
1 - 111 1 FRT I -4,N,
I ` , 1..1,1 ett
fre,'h rt-0,•iv,1 and b r
Ttr.);r 11.
NI) )101..1*•ES
. 1 t 1 I,t
.! tl: \ On hand
\ I : Itt'li ET:3ON,
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d ~.m it %I-1y Eoydr. , lIlf•
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•
1.81 11 FI;rIT - ' , --
nr. bottk,
• •
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I; M Er. A • Dt.ll:-.oN.
•.• 39 11 ••• opiAmaci,t- Chitrie, 11. 4,1
Double Dank Melodeons
H - • K I; ER BRO. have ju=t received
%Eh Ala 'NI:
'11.:L11 , :i ILO 0:11. I N S Ne.lllltn.
\lop 10.1 Nri EI.ODE(rN
%, .I',
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11,r
•• I ~,•1 th , NI•
• •,•• Al , I lip. • I 14 other
, I.'llo.
Fifth
) 1;1, ( I RAN ;Es -- Just recalled alai
::r `1 Fats NNE/FILSON,
No.
f I.\
!• s• -1:‘, •
I • Nt•V., 1,111111 ..Ly
1 .t , r.• a•pl tr: I.r
!"()1.! , -1‘ e 11.1\e jiNt rec'd ate , the
risln
tbte
Tur , J T,u, 11 ILterrd
k an 1 ..)1 ., 1 quit.
do
A I, oller at
A. A. CO.
No.l Dry Sall Ilerrtng;
.20 hi. 1.1,'5. No. 1
Jug r, and for nide by
MILLER 0 ItIliETSnrN,
j.% *2.21 aud Lawny at.
_._ •
'IN:H. RANCE ' I.NSTItANCEI !—Appliea
tin.. for ::saner fur serfera: ~, • 00.1 :Arable lusuraher.
L. , .turamet. :rev:l,d by GEO. W. RUNE. at his Real Einar.
AzetiQ and In telligehee :Alice, or: the 11.)rth Pith - , f 0/110
.ti . m . t. innrill door I•Ets. of the Diamond, A.I.LECrCIENI
CITY .... je7
COF F E E.-150 bags prime .6:)- Coffee :
65 do. ' extra do do.
40 do. Odiaorr.39Fa do. .
lo ',tore and 11 .r sale by 31111£11 Sr. RI.CitMVON,
je-13 No. 221 and T 23 Liberty street.
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MISCELLANEOUS
IVRS. ALLEN'S RALE. RESTORER, or
Zylobalsamum.—This preparation, which hari never
Irevn known to fall in my case when used accenting 'to the
directions, restores the hair to its original strength and
color. It is not a dye, and one bottle is inafficleut, If applied
properly. For sale only by JOS. FLEEING;
Je2t3 Corner Market at. mettle Diamond.
SDA ASH, of a good and uniform quidity,
manufactured by the a. Salt Manufacturing Company,
at Terre tuna. On hand and for sale by
Fuc • •
irme BIIOS.
jy2.l
FOR SALE—SEVEN ACRES OF LAND'
on which is a Frame House, Frame Stable, never•fidi.
lug springs; best of grafted fruit, grape vines and variety of
shrubbery.
One and three quarter Acres of Land, on which is a Brick
House, with four rooms and good cellar; and a Frame Shop.
Also, a Town Lot, on which is a Brick House with four
rooms, finished garret and good cellar—all aittlated in Sewick.
leyrille, and will be sold low if applied for soon, or Would
be traded for a small farm handy to come of our r ailroads or
riven.
Pon SALE—Three good Farms, well improved within
twenty-five miles of the city.
Apply to G. W. BUNN, at his Real Estate Agency and In.
relligeoce Office, north side of Ohio street, fourth door east of
Diamond, Allegheny City. jyl6
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OOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS---10
max in store and for sale by
b. 12 FLEMING BROS. L
B ACON -3000 pounds Hama, Sides, and 9'
Shoulderg, for Kale by Jy22 HENRY H. COLLINS.
("MEESE-100 boxes this day received by
jy22 HENRY H. courNs.
hhds for sale by
AJ 1Y22 HENRY H. COLLIN&
T 131 E--100 barrels for sale by
jy22 HENB.Y R. COLLINS
FISH—MackereI, White Fish, Trout, Sal
mon, .2c., for sale by jy22 HIENHY H. COLLIEW
O RANGES -40 Iroxeitirsdti — yreccfand
eive
V for sale by ARYMER & dI.4DEBSON, ,
JY22 N0..39 Wood atreot..
JUNIPER BERRIES-1000 lbs. just xe
co. eti and for sale by [ jy7l FLEMING BROS.
BLOOMS. -100 tone Lake Champlain for
sale by Lle-1111 JNO. IdO6RREAD
D AISINS-100 half bas., " Clemen brand,"
joint received and for sale by
REYWER & ANDERSON,
jyl4 No. 39 Wood street.
•
Nl\ WARD PROPERTY.—We have
f, sale a Lot of Ground on Smallnuin street, 80 feet
;tont by 154 feet deep to Mulberry alley; on which le two
Two Story Brick Houses, each containing four room, kitchen
rod cellar, In the neighborhood of the hydrant, water and
gas. This le a very desirable property. beautifully located,
unilnandlng a delightful view of the river, scenery on the
opposite ride, etc., and will be sold at a sacrifice. Apply to
e2S BLAKELY .It. RICHEY .
HARPER'S Magazine for August.
PRICE 15 CENTS.
• • IL MINER CO.,
No. 32 Smithfield et.
Fvr aide by
Js =3
, ~
11 xi - AGAZINES FOR AUGUST, 15 CENTS.
' 1 11_1_ Harper's for August--15 cents.
o• ' I.. Any's Lady's Book-15 cents.
1- I Peuirson's sfagazine-15 cents.
Grahams Magazine—lb cents
t, Bs.llon's itimplzine-10 cents.
ii- 1 Yankee Notions-12 cents.
Harper's Story Book-25 cents.
"'• ' t %amber's Journal for July-25 cents.
Robert Graham—Sequel and continuaticfn of Linda.
tale and Public Services of James Buchanan—by R. 0
!Lorton.
For sale by W. A. CiILDENFRNNEY A 011,
•1y ' .21 Fifth at, opposite the Theatre.
Q EMI-ANNUAL SALE -A. A. MASON &
1,.) co. have just received per express, another lot of
flue French Brilllantes et 18 1 1ic., usually sold for 31c.
Also three more clues of those deeirable4-4 Preach and Eng.
11,11 Prints at 12c., worth 16 and 2&c. 1Y23•
HA It! ER, fur August, has been receive
by SA.7Ot EL LAUFF - F.R,Fourth street, and is se
”, pid Iy. Buy one--price 20 cents. .13M
COLT HAS LEFT HIS BRIDAL GIFT.-
One of the lest things done by Col. Colt previous to
4..lting married, was to have his IMPROVED PISTOL fln
l.ed sod brought into market. It ixissesses many advan
ta4-s over the old patent. We now have on band a supply
..1
thee really tasteful weapons, and would be pleased to
h • w them to nor friends.
tinlnn. Pistols, Rifles, Revolvers, Ammunition, kr,
BOWN A TPTLEY,
No. 13S Wood street.
WINDOW G L ASS
-150 boxes Bxlo Glass;
10xI4
" 10112 "
to store allti fur sale by
7 MILLES A lIICKETSON
jiLE)II
I.VtOWN'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GIN
U ER-2.4 dozen of thin valuable Medicine recei lN ved
JOS. FLEMG,
Corner Diamond and Market at.
ACIiEREL
-2:, I,ble. No. 3, catch of 18.50;
" No. 1;
10 half bbla. No. 1;
lo Illtta No. 1. Just recoirod and for sale by
9 1311TTEI, 3IAIR k 11131iTEEI
MEM
lhAl, .1N st”n•iu
F R. 1,1(.4.1',),
5n IN lIAND, balance in one, two and
V- 1 three years, will boy a good BUILDLNO LOT o
*2l feet front by 130 deep, situated near the Pater Depot, Al
iegheny Gay—prize $1.15. This Property le well worth et
tool i. ,t) . C. CUTHBERT & 80E,
le7B Real Estate Agents, 51 Market It.
M A
u G A Z N
.rp* i sl S Ftraz. 0
tit
ur J JU I LY—
yr
(lucky s •
Graham's "
Bed loo's •• ••
Peterson's "
I lluatrated Loudon News.
Thr struggle for Life,- or Claude and the Skeleton
I orromum. B. T. C. SIORGA.N,
I a . ..hi 41 Fifth street.
MC A
E REL--New Ne. 3 large-for Azle by
1312 lI&NRY 11. COLLINS
LINSEED 01L--1000 gallons Linseed Oil
for sale by BCllOONMAtaft,
24 Wood street.
k UGUST MAGAZINES-
Harper's Magazine;
Graham's
Radon's
Peterson's
Godey's Lady's Book.
.uQchus yuu may want in the tray of Books or Maga
, 1.,. ,ona , w the UNIFORM CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE.
j e2l LAUFFER'S, No. 7 Fourth lit
12=
F L ES, l; NS, PISTOLS, Gun -Furni
ture and Accoutrements, always on baud.
GOWN k TETLEY, 136 Wood et-,
030 Sign of the Golden Gun.
1)OZ. FRESH ST RAW BERRIES, in quart
/ boats.; 5 do. do. do., In cane, jaet received and for sale
REYMEIL
3.19 No. 39 Wood et., oppoette St CharletillateL
•
ACON-2000 lbs. Sides and ShOulde
jj car sale by [jel.l] HENRY L COLLIN&
. -
,TiI'ARCII-100 bx.s. ochester Pearl St-re
for ski° by Debi] TEENSY EL COLLINS.
PIRITS TURPENTINE-20 barrels fo
10 gale by [my22l J. 501100:011LEKIL
IS lIING TACKLE.—If you intend goini
to themountain streams to pace the hot weather cal,
10. Wore lesring,und examine our stock of Fishing Tackle.
Itfull.and complete. BOW TETLEY,
j e:10 lB 6
Wood street-
-14 E Hal NU-100 boxes No. I just received
nu 4 fur .4.1 e by REIKER 3 ANDERSON,
N.. 39 Wood street.
FINEST" FIFTY CENT YOUNG HYSO
TEA LN TILE CITY can be had at
vIS PEA VOT, 82 Market it.
CHAMPAGNE AND CLARET WINES.
15 bitek's" lieldseick's" qts. and pts.Champagne Wine.
baskets "172" rite. and pta. Champagne Wine, from
vineyard of Rancho SL & Drouet.
15 baskets "174" qta. and pia. Champagne Wine, from
vineyards of Douche ills & Dronet.
10 eases Batson 8 Guestier "1348" St. Julien Claret Wine.
a) do. Baron & Guestier" Bt. Julien Claret Wine.
2: do. St. Julien 3ledoc Claret Wine.
Just received and for sale by
MILLER & RICKETSON,
Noe. 221 and 22:1Liberty etreot.
Fit _
OR SALE A very desirable Country
Residence, containing 63 Acres,. beantiftdlyaituated en
t tie Ohio Hirer, awl adjoining the town ef liesTer—erell kn.
preyed, with a good Cottage Howe and other huildings—
fo.-ost shrubbery, hr. moues woov4
75 'Fourth street.
reimin oak! doll
ATE.S. S. A. ALLEN'S'WORLD'S - HAIR
_L ItESTOR.ER.—An unfailing monitor and . prOnervot
„t tae hair and eight. Isis not a.dye I The hair and 'MD
kr., however gray, are restored to and preserved In - their
original life color 1 lly Its use, wino. spectacles, and gray
hors, will soon become eztinct. The Restorer iuird'with
the 1) lohal.unum, not only cleanses the heir, but inclines
d c,. cwl. giving it nut, glosay and natural appearance.
,
11, litorer will strengthen and preserve -thee igkt,.and
rlnovo and prevent dizziness, headache, scurf, dandruff,
anyeruption of the akin, and all unnatural
perspirahocoi of the head. It is anertain cure for catarrh
iv Ow head.
hy .10S. FLYMlNG; . Drtiggist,
a old oar. of the Diamond and Market at.
ILL AND CROSS-COT SAWS . ;
Gam" and Corn Scythe;
Anvils. Bellows and Vicar,'
Pump Chain and Fixtures;
Hay and Manure Parks. Together with 4 large
and ostensive aaeortment of Iltriturare,luet received bad far
low, at No. 83 Wood street, between Diamond allay and
Fourth strost, Pittsburgh- FAILNAIMPM.
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TTSiFURL TELE GLORIOUS ,8.,01N.ER , -
IL.I
1A Patriotic Song; words by E. .1. Allen. 'Written OD
Ors occasion of a presentation of a stand of colors, by the
Duquesne Greys, to the Chicago Light Guard. Musk coin•
auJ mspectfully dedicated tole-apt- Joins Wyman,by
Fleury Eicher.
Prlco 2h Ceuta. The above Jost published and for sale bjr
11. FLUKE= F. RO.,
• 1 tio,b3 Fifth Street.
ATONE Y can be had for, the notes. of City
Cl business men, haring from four to sivoiontlielorem
Enquire of V0 31 ".4 V.V.l#4
Jr 4 Commercialoker; iIS
NT A,ND B, LINBABNY,*-20,gress 0f.,A1 1 ;
174 ..lea's c , l btu' *Filar ig*tqa,
FFLOURSULP 'a • 7500 on h ut
and for sale by byll FLEMING BROS.
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WEDNESDAY MORNTI
The ,North Pennsylvania: 101.,
massacre,
VERDICT OP THE
Montgomery County, inquisition in
dented and taken at Fort Washington,- in the
township of Whitemarsh, in the county of Mont
gomery, on the 25th day-of July,
before Daniel Jacobus, Esq., continer;2 o e,,th,
county aforesaid, upon the view of the-bodice:4A
Edward Flannigan, Patrick Flannigan, dialliarit
Dugan, Bernard Greene, Cornelius Coixely, and
the bodies of twenty-nine other pertio*to the ;
inquest unknown, there lying dead, upon the
oaths and„.affirteatione of Angnstas G. Feather,
Francis Kenderdine, Daniel Hillier, J. C. Swit- •••-
zeci John. Erwin, George H.. pie;co" Charles
Donat, Daniel' Stoat, Jiffinlr: Honk; JOU' Sha
ne!, William Katz and Charles gent, i2-gtoft
litiffut men of the countyaforeeeid being-sworn
reaffirmed, and charged tolniiiiiitriii - the part
of the Commonwealth, - when, twhertOtOw-and
after what manner the said persons lying dead
as aforesaid, came to. their death,-.(theasid in
quest having been first empenneled.onthe 17th
day of July, A: - D. '
1856, and-having continued
their investigation from day to day.by adjourn
ments on the 18th, 190, 21st and said 26th day
of -Julylinst4) do say upon their oatheand affir
mations aforesaid, that the said. Edward Flanni
gan, Patrick Dagen,. Ber- ,
nerd Green Cornelius Cokely, and the tWienty
nine other personal°• them unknown, as afore
said, all came to their deaths from theleffects of
a collision of two trains of , carwrunning upon
the North .Pennsylvania Railroad, whichiaccur
red near Camp Hill Station, in , -Montgoinery
county aforesaid, on Thursday, the-17th inst., et
about eighteen minutes past & o'clock:A:4M
One of the trains which thus cause into colli
sion, was , a special excursion train, consisting of
ten passenger oars, and one freight car, attached
to a single locomotive. By previous arrangement,
this train was to start frtim Master street, in the
city of Philadelphia, al 5 o'clock on the morning
of the 17th inst., and was to reach Fort Wash
ington Station at 6 o'clock A. M. The passen
gers consisted chiefly of children belonging to
the Sabbath School attached to St. 'Michael's
Church, in the city of Philadelphia, and their
teachers, relatives and friends, numbering alto
gether about seven hundred persons. The train
was uhder the charge of'Mti Alfred F. Hoppel a
regular conductor upon the road. The cars did
not leave Master street precisely at the time fix
ed for starting, but were detained abont nipe
minutes after 5 o'clock, When the'train prOceeded
on its way. A. F. Hoppel, the conductor; had
written instructions for running the train in his
possession, which had been furnished to him by
the proper officer, and by which it was provi
ded that if the excursion train got more than 16
minutes behind, it was to be kept out of the way
of all regular trains. The excursion train, in
the course of its route, encountered soumdiffi
culties, and, from causes not important here to
detail, it was so delayed that upon its arrival at
Edge Hilt Station, two and three-quarter`niiles
distant fromfarAViaabington, it was-more than
fifteen mintlteslehind time; neder these circum
stances, the instructions furnished to the conduc
thr required him to wait for the regular town
train, which was due at Edge Hill at' 27 minutes
after 6 o'clock, A. M.
There is a sideling at Edgi 1101, but none be
tween that station and Fort Washington, and al
though the sideling was at that time partly oo- -
cupied by cars standing upon it, yet the-trains
might have passed at that point without any
practical difficulty. Bat the coaductor , of. the
excursion train, instead of waiting the.re,;pro
ceeded onwards with increased speed. be
fore reaching Camp Hill station, thretzfortilfts of
a mile from Fort Washington, there is a- short
curve, around which the excursion train waarun
at great speed, without any suitable precautions
being taken to avoid a collision, although the
time had elapsed for the down train to leave
Fort Washington, and it was actually on its way
at the time, in accordance with the regulations •
and time table of the road. About 400 or 600
yards above the curve above mentiened there is
another curve in the rood, and between these
two curves, and nearest the lower one the colli
sion took plaoe. At the moment of collision the
regular train had nearly stopped, whilethe ex
cursion train was still moving at the rate of
about 26 or 30 miles an hour.
As respects the responsibility to be attached to
individuals connected with the disaster, we find
as f011oivs:
First, We deem it due to the memory of Wm.
Vanstavoren, the conductor of the dowtt`train,
since deceased, to state that he was Tanning his
train at:the time of the collision, in accordance
with the regulations of the road. . ,
Second, We find that Wm. L. Lee, the engineer
of the down train, is free from all Writhe, and did
all in his power to avert the catastrophe after the
first, warning of the, Impending danger.
Third, We find that the immediate cause of
the collision was the gross carelessness of Al
fred- F: Hoppel, the conduotor of the excursion
train, in running his train contrary to the instrno
tions,.after it. had-got so far behind time, as to
render it his duty to keep the track clear for the
regular down train.
Fourth,' We find that if the regulations of the
Railroad Company had been obeyed, the collision
would not have happened.
In witness whereof, the said Corener, as well
as the Jurors, have to this inquisition set their
hands and seals, on the day and the year, and at
the place first before mentioned.
A list is published in the Philadelphia papers
of the names of , the 'victims, their ages and
where born. The total number Is sixty-seven,
of whom twenty-nine were born iu Philadelphia,
twenty-six in Ireland,' and twelve Whose 'place
of birth is not known. Their ages rangedltom
d th e i r rhm tw n en t ty o
. fifty-fore—a large majority being an
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IMPOSTS OF COTTON GOODS.--TitgesTs. An Fay
Ft. Co., in their Manchester (Brig.) Olit'3alar of
the Ist of July, writes as follosis:
We have herewith the pleasure of layingbefore
our friends our usual, half-yearly statement of
the imports of the textile fabrics, and are glad
N- to say that our tables show an increase the
total exports of cotton fabrics, compared with
the same period of last yegr , as follOwer
Total increase in yarns 11,000,0001b5. weight.
plain
printed and dyed4B,ooo,ol)Vjards.
TO show the importance of. our tradOrith4he
United States of America in' a pyieldcZtinti'iker,
is at the present juncture of affaire,*org tlian a
matter of curiosity. We are able to State that
there has been an inoreasedtrade carried= with
our brethren on the other side of the Atlantic
compared with the six months of 1856, in almost
every article of textile fabrics. We givelkifol
lowing details, which the accounts noW nutdenut
by the board of trade do not show, the.total ex
ports only being stated: Increase .in ,the.akure
period to the United States of Anteriaa—contort
roods-29,500,000 yards plain calicoes;- 830,-
000 yards printed and dyed calicoea, lft,looooo
yards linens. Increase in the above , paet'ed 3 to
the United States of America, woolen aud.wOrist
ed goods, in value, £530,000.
A PRBTIRENT Ittwurnr.—A correspondent of
the New York Journal of Commerce; Atlnt2linglu
the testimony in the North Pennsylvania refit- .
road accident, which speaks of the passengers
running to the neighboring farm houses for axes
to enable them to liberate those who:•itteie
roasting, asks why...should not railpads supply
their cars with tools indispensable. in ,esee. of
accidents—why have to rush to the, nearest hone
for such tools ° If it be needful for a lire engtiie
to carry axes for their immediate -use, AiltY - not
the more needful on ears? .This This is a pertinent
inquiry.—Every train of care should carry ititk
it the implements. which, are ; fottrikto...toe ; roost
3ervicable when an an accident occurs,-jack
screws, saws, axes and troWbere--tiot 'One of
each for a train, but =a supply, and placed'in
each ear, ao that „they . could .be easily reached
when their use renders it necessary. .
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FILUMUNT'i Bl6HAPHT.—imilliottaire without
dollar a' statesman without a speech—a lees
lat9r.alMOst without a vote--a military chieftain
S.APS a.pattde. 740‘c. ,ron!*. for PQ19120.--ETe
mont,—the *ntleman Ihq is ueye4,4, 4 the
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