II
!II
I ON REPUBLICAN COUN
at ,otonorAighv.l7;7.v..-77vg i04740,:n,.
the usual Elates for hohliug electns, In Mc
Irtyw trtwgth:.t."1,174',.th7.,841;u11.-
14olgrzyudgrxt!ostaAvor,I,Y Convention, to
A. at., for tbepurnoae of
Oth er coul4.Tlck
et, and trananctlnvuerlilother In:ulnas Int - may bt.
Prll7ll letPtrent vo r tel4 of l 'ha pardon or An
n yconntyl,ying In th e =I ( t ;on t Dietßhr
iri;.aldnilal-
Rate• Onto each leetlnn
iirtv.,44l,,Cll7loll,llh4jegheny, on IT EbI to rest nDA'I",
t.nnlnating n candidate for k,liiirraTlOtra?dolf;ct"rTeci!
h :lations In the townahltu w
and el: o'clock. and
In the cities and bor:Titt?sr tvlr
and seven o'eleek r. /I. In the e7tlPl e a b n o cl o fio °fi la r
.hl ciente,. .ban In by ballot, and In the n = 1
l aeb L;n c trZt r itiq h ty
W. J. tiVI U ZRE, Chairman.
I..NlV.Aginvlr I
CONGRESS ---23.1 DES
or that tw'r',:f
c cher', 0111 ocR , • t
re - nomintion of north th
HON. THOMAS WILLIAMS
the
myllte
_ -
gg'"CONGRESIC 22d DISTRICT.
Fl
HON. J. X. MOORHEAD I
Alsemu placed bllnxelf at Medial:Mai of hts friend.
In rvepopile to iliclr eon Ovule On Isl.. 111. name
1-trd? . ;
k.t, "uo. of the Union IMpubliCan con n ) -
- aoi"(: nr
‘ O l3. S ,
de
GENERAL JAS. S. NEGLEY
Iy A CA NDIDATE IN THE 221 D 111STILlt-r,
mita:Mut
lI:grACONGRESS.--The friend's of
HON. JOHN P. PENNEY
Will present his name to the Convention of lb..
Union Party for nomination as a candidate for Con-
Erse. In the ud Dlstnet. to 11131:wd
g.434"-FOR SHERIFF,
SAMUEL B. CLULEY,
Stsb4ect to the action of the Union Republican Court
,' Convention.
FOR 8
iniadardetwir
ggr - RERIFIF',
CHARLES BARNES,
i!!ale Colonel Cloth neg. ra. Hoary Artillery
ML:tirig._ Den. U. A., suldest to the :Lyttona nd
..r
•, nJou uporettlott- ralttr.:.l,tvrir
-----
JOSEPH ROSS,
•
^I tho First Ward. Pittsburgh, 1•1111:e a ranch
:tate for :sheriff, alltdoat to the as - Um:Lief ' the Union
itepolillean County Convention. tab Ilicc
ER-won s'
CEN. S. B. M. YOUNG,
Late Fourth Pean.ylsonla envult-7.
gli/r..F 0 n aREItIFF
i ff,
4 ,
2 .
1
1 i
COL. JAMES MIL SNODGRASS,
..1 A1 , K , ....p0rt, Gate of tilt UM
will
or MI/UV for Sherlfl, to
••I the un.olug Coon iylulitN.etc
ir..;4`"FOR. ASSEMBLY.
REV. F. A. HUTCHINSON,
0, North Vnyvlle T“irnbliio. nt the
11/1111) frsVl3.l, lin.ulr.J . o c nr“lldato tor Anketill./
not) ol y. I,luro itrpolrile:..,
...
_ .
Ass - EniaL t
DAVID SHAFER,
ttl ['pot, St.lr 'rotrttlattp, toiltlert to the Berle
/••Il tot the Repot;lle. County
ow. tt.
C on ANSEMILILY.
COL. D. 1.. SMITH,
It, +tit to. 3 rantltelttle for AIAVIII•
3 0).•ei to t ht. action of lb, Union Iteloitlit.att
••111,1
:4;-Y4+`
JOHN A. DANKS,
rreiron Aioictrtna.v,
JOSIAH W. ELLS,
" !'"'"'
ASSEMBLY.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
11 bra candidate ft.ti A nhi y, 1.121.11,1 lei the
fiat inn of' Ulf . Ittlets fas I 111011 1.011.1.111i111..
afeJat.
u...4-"'IPOIt ASSEMBLY. _
SAMUEL CHADWICK,
"I ogrontsli, v.lll raTolidalo for A
. 1". avti ~,, or thr Union Ito riot
"out, on roo ..... .
IL—trAFOlt ASSEM
MAJ. GEN. J. B. 100000,
Formerly of Om OA and 137th Vols., am! la
•uo U ~ rellured troop% sand wounded mever
/rent of Richmond, he colon.. for A
lay tofort. the Ite,el,llrao Colony Conte
n 017.,
AMSEMIIL
IC I, ItIENDs V
HON. GEORGE WILSON,
if Pitt Towmiiiii, will pfe(eol iit burnous CAM
for A nnutnhli. before Unto,
Comity Convention. ltnpnbu
_ Pl rrTt!IS
C ONCIIISSIONER.
SAMUEL NEELY, SR.,
.(1 Manebestex. (formerly of nexlekley lowa Otlp./
wil l bra enntildnte for County Commisuloner, ir
),V,n
to the - decision ofthe Union itepuolleun C ount)
. o'notion.
api.4.te
• -
r-COILINICY COMMISSIONER,
GEORGE HAMILTON,
o r . rittem.,ol, siahlect to the settee or the Union
net etelcan Coattty Vonventlon. aini(te
11-3v—counprik comitinsxolvErt.
CHARLES PUGH,
of klitodhestor i w W tor•lniodlOnto for County Cola:
mloolOoori lotatet to. tte (talon Of 1.1.. Union H.,:
ru °newt CoOptytoreentloh. inh.lill(tdburte
rthT,,•Fimititlcit...k THE OR.
E. M. JOHNSTON,
Lanorronetrullie."finto Of.l.i.ith P. Viewho Wit Me
..vin at the battle or the Wlldernete. Vu../ will he.
mnolldate for tar above otnce. unh.lent to the 41eCtS
WI l of the (Lei( (Mean County OM rulloo. zny7:fr
ar THE OR..
ALEXANDER HIUNDS
WilT a candidate for Ciento( the (invitees' Overt,
pommel. LO the decision of Use liegablican Cotten
tioeverttion.
te t
r4-6-FOR CLERK OF T
UE OR.
PHA NIP Cull Ire.
JOHN M. LARIMER 1
0 I ,liartfere tosmahlp, entdrii to th• action of th
I,llloh Republican 4.0111117 entaventlon. t
Et. - r-ron CERIU oy I:te
46 AA M OF THE OR
MS' COURT.
EB. WILLIAMS, JR.,
401 Pittsburgh, subject to tho ution of the Union
JO:publican County Uousentiou. upnnte
iw.TAlti,s.Cclulpt 0---•friTE-
HORACE S. SNOWDEN
01 illtekgreb, lo oblttt to 44 deckdo
Republican Coilnty Courennon. '1"/
V.!' "
E. - -igrine..eathi OF. 111.14 URTPS.."
JOHN O. BROWN,
T - Pre7:4% T y".7.'!"P. ""`"°. V i z,r
Q" FOR - CLERK OF C-0711111TS.
JOSEPH BROWNE,
Late of KU Prmuylyaztla
SALlVlVifivoTa t i
FUR cLEA I I4- or coluMTs.
DR. WILLIAM J. GILMORE,
ttt tor= ,tit:m_wr Tol•n2Tlp. lntr.2.-dawtel,
-47 ItEGIISTER,
•
DAVID CORNELIUS,
t i onntf
EwFOR RE.R TER,
JOHN SMALL,
tO Pittsburgh, satOet•t to the action of U. Union
~,powicnoo colony touventloo, • oP2s:te
it_wTEoll REGISTER,
JOSEPH H. CRAY,
Plum Too.lllp, Cato of Co. E, 11.6 th pa. Reg
to toot awl disabled at Coo bottle of Volt Oats
to Cot dectolou of the Colon ILoptibilea
, Convottloa.
att 19,4,:
, • •
R. D. HUMES,
.•
Ot Turetliata Borough, statlect to the tleelsloo or
the ttepoblte‘ttLlOOUT Cotwanion. - akaamc
L i ; Yl_7 , i/Lt t-?
-HUIRYSNIULY
In the Seventh Ward. Pittsburgh, will be It eeron
date for the Above onles. subject to the notion or
ti talon Beyubtican Cotinty Convention. aph3
W7.'FOR SECORDF,JR.'
ABDIEL M'CLURE ,
ogAugurtr. Oak:Stitt 6444 cattalos. torm.
touter, to tiotiolt allot tiblott Itrt tibll.
lau Comity Contontloo.
gairroß
• i
maxabeuirmr.thip win be a aembeabe for Re
.^th bkrto.und=,:r themex:pral
im:rs,RiamN , rs.
0P.t1.!."°175:
W.
R. LESS. ; arvirrsstraGn SSW wetUILA,
• .
I HUBBARD, BRO. & CO.
____
~Ight of
1 ne aeracerasem -or
MISS EIRE= IREETILLE.
, PATENT GROUND CIRCULARS,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.. 2o • eloest,
.5.23g3E1
40,,,,a-cymalpr. !.1,,0n‘,.,;111M, Meley.'Cruas:Cul, u',4.°;:;:=:,Tadif.:lrgeP;
' Warrnitted tA,T oTEEI n a W
Shea Emilie hf °Rifle. . "" r " '''''•
ranebon
Ail tenth of Rr EN an I , Pit Nt •
EvE,,,,,,,,, 40.eloeh, performance COIIIIIIeLICt I..tleCt C.1..1te I i Ea ra lie ' 111.1. ItlA.Pit'..ifStol)m
with die great morol rama. watitled the . 1 1"WiNG EN rVE de.
Working Men o f New N erk. ' s tit W , ar . t . .,u,e andz Worka, COrlier Wog and
Te conclude with the great Bnriesqne of . ni.artle'olor a l7.ll4 ;nri ' jtl ' pr d f IL
re-CooLlt i n
aoliotning
nera=3Ez...i=..A.. uoi straightening (amain, hitwe• i reibaire of all
Ition2a. Poliehltag anti Urtl:lng .olone alms,at reaaonable
A,..,,, , , errE WART ROBSON. the popular Phil- : ratty.
a1 . ,!...y
a,Zelobia 60,0 n , and MILLIE GIJ LL ETTA. the I
great,. Danseuse In the world
, lar HR. BAILNRILL & co - . -- , -
i
prrirsniOnGlit THEATRE. Boiler Makers A. Sheet Iron Workers.
Lgsagn ARDRARAGEn....WaI. lIENDERSON. i
Hs. 20. 22L. 24 and 20 Penn street.
ciiii!';.o',.in.7„?:;,'VeadltaTZ t rd ri , V ,." ,.., 7l , ! 'b r n , i r i"l ":,
• 1 !hait , Lth . r . to.re every ileseription ,of 1101 1.e.tto, ' 1 1 d t 1 1 ,
I ett'intre. "Zrilni i r % Li i;' , li'irEWNl`Vl,nl;llint li lti IVg
STKA SI I ' ll Eri I . o (`liStilTl V. 1.. ItOILEIW PON
14a'; PaRVAdiT, .I".:'l',',', T'"illV-, s'r Litt id,
ulllDuEs, SN;ill PA . ),;, ' . l a. A .'i N a '' ',b. m a , ,i ' a l kn tlN,
Oof ltA 111. HILL', PATF:NT BOI ' LICIt.c. " E r e ‘•
.""
oht uo ale .horte.o and..
tirtLTP'
"gr. LAKE SEPRRion ----7-
COPPER MILL AND SMELTING WORKS'
LEO !TUMOR In two rand Performances.
Tilt,ai (treno t
Dr tianer APT lElttiOlni, at 2 o•elock , the
m ams of
•
Mazeppo.... .................. H
Len. udson.
EEN MU PEUNOItAIA N the Neetleal Ocale.
3731%7 -13CZar....r•
conelnde nI th the thrilling Drain, writ., ex
nn , nly 6ir Sin. U. Iltnlxr. entitled
JW.ti Win lin. I TI'111•IN g 111,
111e1, 'l'u rlrl ......... .•
OPERA HOUSE,
MR. STEWART ROBSON.
The Favorite Philadelphia Comedian.
in
imie the honor of making 111 , first appearase
Pit leourgli, at the
muratrasm,
On Monday. Mny 21st, LN66,
In We original
11 HAMLET, OR WEARING OF THE BLACK.
A SILICT, :•T pier Li earl ng
............. llr . t•TENc'AJCT
I 451 , 110 x !look now open.
DECKLES'S SEICIFINADERS,
li
wrganlzeel In Boston In 44.1.)
AND THE WONDERFUL EMPIRE BOYS,
eIT "480141 C 114 LL,
Commencing Friday, May IStn, Ibri4 Nignta,
NEW PIIOGII.VIIME—NEW AVM,
Ily the Inhnltallle Cotnedlano.
IL. It 'hill /I. 1111(`Ii LE Y. H. SW Al NF. II LICK LEY.
PETE 1.8. E ANL) .1 Ali E 111/ I/11.
Elrehr,e'''hrl.lrri.(47l'l;=l".7lT t„We.:.T.g. re..'ll'iZe'llV::
le, t.t.nt 0101 them.
boor...ope n at 7. lintertalmnent
:1: at 3. Ti,ket,
eents, Iteeent'A/ el'ot, 311 Viol.
OA TIJILDA K. HHA NI/ MATINEE, for lle hen,
flt of 1.0.11 ea and Children, when nelinl,,.lo n will lot
25 cents. OnTI11:al. I. DAV 1,.../ it.. Agent-
WAIT FOR TIII: CONINE:
OF THE
EAT sir-x.ow
LIKE LIPMA_N 'S
COLOSSAL COMBINATION OF
CIRCUS & MEMAGERIE!
WIII F 1, h11.11 at I T ITTSIWIM.:II, no ICED \
1.01, MAY 21n1, td, =gl. 211 h, 231 h and Mth. 31i.1
A 1.1. FAMICN Y, !DIAMOND SIXA
FRIE/A Y HUA V, May laand
Great Sextuple Combination,
otoblalng tinder one
IMMENSE PAVILION,
And for One Price of Admission.
SIX
EDISTINCTLUM, SHOWS:
EQUSOUHRICU SPA LIII N ti
E 1.1:1. AT NORTH AMERICAN CHI
, L H. o . D
I %ZIA' AHAMS TROUPE OE .‘ l'
INC. HEARS PEOR C AL/FIJI:NIA, El,
Uo 'ATE!, 1 11 / 1 /315.11, Ott SACRED
elebratrd BEDOUIN ARAB T ROI • PE,
aI•ENt E l . STUK STUD ilk' TRAINED
tiOMiES AND PONIES.
Read the following Catalogue at II t Intrni.hed nr.
11.1 Opener g, Stokes. Esq.. Ague...llan mad
sialtr.• o 'lron, Eaton Stone, the great !Laster of
ow awn Eeolo. Ell
~..strlailf..no: 61.ter Chart,.
the feat - leas a. daatilug Bareback Rider. Mr.
John Footer. /own and the N...w York fa.
vorte, late or Itartsun,•s klio.enin; Wallet !tr.?,
worth. the grral Leah..stamina a.../ lioneler•
llsr-
Juan lth 111. nehoot of Ednewaen
a ,
de off, IL bardner, Rrvat Drantalle been! 'o
rul F: rt. Caricaturist: 111. Marks. ,
0..
Original %t It and tirollertstt John Holland In lit,
great original a.•[ nu the ..Colarntia Espiral.••
spiral o.oluann. a. Q. audter. Ills her. or
..-
total and hlghly trained Trick. Horse, AndrJohnbon.
.1 11,, Madden, the Inimitable tirutesour..
111. lit i ,tiotiln Arab . Troupe, or I .l4ldreoof the Dee
r rt. Ho ay I'. Ilassatb d .Mow.y. Jen_ Soh!, Aleph Bt u .
tlitt met; The Hollis./ ValtallY, John, Addle and
tieurge; The *llls. Mother. lieerge and Charles,
in their super-perilous arts on the Trapean and
llorirontal Bar: Meet, It W. Lowrla, soorento
Brothers. Johnny King. Johlint'Claik, Doe. Allen.
the It, intoner and orator, and • host or Acrobats,
Thu/biers, G)inliaals, Egoista and AnilltiarieN.
Mesdames Worland , , totes nod Matta; /Elle An
etta. the Elan Star and gra refill dar/Inx and dar
ing r v. - AI - tenor; La Pite Minnie trill
introduce. In a bean aunt e el lmale net, her dl
inull ve ponies `Dalt) • 111.1 '• 1.1117. • '
Among thr loony features of 11 , -n Colloscal Kahl ,
0 . 1.11 be the
GRAND PROCRSNION.
Which will enter Ow town at lO*. Y. 'lrhe proem
_
TUlle
W
drawn by *splendid team tot AnthiUeda. Horses in
the bentaltui anel elaborately deroratad Car of
EOLUS. It will be followed by the Monitor. u
MII4IIII and 1,11.1 113000 f the Ocean Menlo,*
Following this, will come the processi o n of
N *runs
A
Bears, :sacred Bull, Performing buftalo, ,11e. A
Troupe of Bedouin Araby arrayed Crl tie. wild too.
tootle garment* of their Nomad race, and a score
or more of Knight* and Dames, pally appareltd iill4
piew,Hdly complete ti rand Free ye
hi ltio.
Adinlaulon, GO:ents. Children under ten Ivan.
25 cents. Do o open at 2 and 7 u•eloek.
iny12:14:15:71:15iMe2.1::722:21
CARPETS, OIL
MccALLußir nnoTtirEns No. SO
PIMILTH blitS:f:T. We have am bands nrely
superior stook of
OrOIL OI,OTLIo every draorlptlon and elrtry grad/. of quailly.
21 feet IJe. extra well evssoneal a from 3 f.ml Iv
1 • IAA'O At.!) TALI LK COVIHRS - -Evory kind In
IaiIARTO lO7U9—Prom Me finest qualityt t
lowestNA'l'l'llUa. do
N, COCOA AND .111A11111.1 A
o , m 3 e le r F y A l T ‘ ,l . . b U . M l llTYr hict lf . E . l l ? . %
WE OFFER TIM '.LARGENT
Stock in the West of every
thing in the line of Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Damask, Reps and
Lace Window Curtains, Gold
Bordered and Plain Window
Shades, Table and Piano Cov
ers, of our own importation, at
the Lowest Prices reached since
the war. A line of Scotch Lu
g-min Carpets, of our own im
portation just received—you
handsome—never offered in this
country before --and at prices
based on thepresent rate of Gold
McFARLAND & COLLINS,
711¢ 75 Fifth Street, 2d neer,
Nell bonding to 17. 5. Oath/,, House ton PostoOlet
01t2.1
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
47.-8. Licensed Soldiers' Claim *dent.
Boji„ettilycesniardTznded Soldier* collected to fro
e klMl c hitth , VTl4l7,7:l;ll2MV.gb•
WiIINSTEII, 14A Zieall A co.,
ATTORNEYS ANO'COUNSELLORS AT LAMP
2Plttaii*mrsla, Pea,.
rpsEpar arimplegaNgs,PW.CUTlON Ul
vanla. 0610 and Went Titles heteleed , and Cellecilma tmde rev*
yltrdit.
uL~
CLAkeithr, PEiiSIONS,
110151421121 / 4 .B ACEYA:yzl4arypth zu
I.ll:7l74 M l =ltl i fl d
Walt.. LUG. (j. YLt%
' Am* " met. ppittranglitne.
N. H.—No eltu_.__Kes are mode If the doe. 0M
noatLa been mat. sol:1,
L. P
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OrriCE, IL DIAMONO [h.
courtEroun Piteabarsb. r STREET' 'opposite l.2e.sms
a I
!Tltick IT
E FFERVEVCINC'
OMATE tiiESIA, MANCHESTER SAW MILLS,
j & Co.
to fit Betwen Beaver street awn Ohio River,
by so — 7,17,„,717,40P.8.. a rg • re
rd Manchester, A.
:diughig N. T. •12141.1.2trett5ik,44 iiiritll37g.:b°ll4lB""l:
astintr i l wai
rsySnm
PARK, 111 cCURDY 8t CO.
1 11,1tY'n'irgUe, 171,1gP,VT,',1!%,,Atil'ITiNIT
; !,,,.,„,.,,,
~,T,1.41:1. E71 , , , .Nt1f, , 5P k: I.'LiA.Atll:ll.l.:ifit:
! l ' I.:;4 TI . : 41, 111.:1:::1' l'ski..,::o_`, %:„;/1.E,'.',..- ~,, , ,, , , E ,..n LI yon
I ', Za I q:, I N I , N . :t r' VI - 1: a ' ; . al'olltiliZdn T ,' 't ? l ' t ' ai;4a. I I I. 1 . 14f:
las rah. Special orders of t. upper rut to any 4. r Irtal
pm tcrn.
WM:lra& aT
-- .
erlltOttitiiiON, REA Ds I_ 0, (at
cesaora to ItuniNaoa. 31"1 . 16 a slmuste,
1
WA S HINGT ON WORKS.
Focal:Wee ssehlWAlrt, ritimburiti.
;‘,W.ATI'V't7,I.N,II.Is 111I.';‘1.4 1.A...1!1\;.T,A.Z11.'1, &V-
I • All N ., Elt l', Ii EA IfiN . tf , altA PTI ND, l'ANTNiti of
A I N ' 'l l/ ' N
11',..ti!:''T..it'a ? : t . j,•11 0 0"
0!
".I',
U°ll'li
4 1 : 1 Q - Arent• for ti I FlAitir'b PAT'ENT INIJKc TOR,
~ I IN•rlina boiler,
L....W—JOILN COCIIRAN & BRO., -
Alanu,'-a4tnrer• of IKON VAULT'S AND
VAULT Iflu qir. 110,5 ItAILINti, WININ V.
alllfi'TElts, WINII,IW ti PARA'S,Nos •
01
:4:CONI, &um stl TIllitl) etThErr. between %Voof.l
and hlarkrt., have ou hand a variety of new patter..
fancy and ;.lain, emitable for all purpomea.
IS fr . Particular attention paid to encloaing Dray*
rote' Jabbing don, at abort notice, au2
t_4 • TT • SENT F REE.--A Pamphlet
young. rn'arrrlr 7:41-.TA"l,TY;;:',.J'au'x'e7a, VIII‘g
ZaTnirrr'Aty llZZlVltlingist*lMUZ,""'.. 'fk.7c4'L2,:.
Post 00Ice.
mr3tkirclAw
NOTI( E
The Public are lierehr uoillhul that so much of tilt
Channel of the Allegheny River
run. tht• .ECoND nod FM RTII
VIERS. from A 11, t if) vail of Ow Rail
Road ItrMgr, 11.. wr~~1~u 111 19 . thi
PlaNburgli, Pt. ayne and Chicago Rail
way Company
ver that M.lwet•n and Ali. gln•ns
will IF,
NECESSAR IL V OBSTRUCTED
1111. time otpolLlUlt tip tl,. nr"
Mre 1111.1 m., prolml.l, f,.r ut.ou, leer m
from W., First of .I.me. A. 1... ohtla
" 1;.,
0 L
The untie...felted. comrnonalonera name., In the
Act or Asiernbly. eatiltle.l •' A n Act to Inenrialrate
TU6 PITTSITI:GII GAS SIIIICS CRIPAAI:
~ r Aicti. A. 1$ •
0101, and •arl.•ertnti.m. tn tln I aim,
.dd.'..thpani- at the nine, of it. •all
I NaI;ILANCE COMPANY. Nn.. 37 Fv.r.l.
Plttalm rah.
ItN 21aplIAI t,F , !if Ay. A. ti_,
Al 10 n'elnek •.
.INO, Nl. .'ff Ai.) , A.T. •
1
0.111R41,• r,
Pe. h. NIMIt I,
TIMM JMITII.
oiTtt and tt I 'lnn
I. A
LLA In ILv Art 0t e,tl
ENTERPRIZE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF IP ri-rmosuicGii,—
A Npr”Vetl the tr
ompalh .111). .4art.h, A. lAr
1 1.1 A.
th•ol t . oNt
Ole 1 appalr.•3t rly.
AI 10 c l9th
'elock Day of May, A. D.. 166,
A.
lIA Si,, In 1 lig Iv Et.. nt the POIItT/I NATIONAL
.1 oNNo/:.
II 11.1.11A1 11111.1.11,,
011 I :111 1111. I•
It. 1111,1/1.1.. 101
Ap1,101,1
. 11 1%1J1,,,s
Nimr, Itl4, LYA, (
rrilE NOTES OE tilt; Clt.4 IWFOItD
4.I)I7NTIOIAN K. Slecirille.i.ll.l:lTl' liA h
MI City: l'
IA Kilt 11A NK. And 1 . 1,-
1.2t1.11.F.11M
will not riraiter
be recli-ciAeil titk Rank.
11311... if CC, T. VAN IH,ItEN, Outtler.
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c
'TIE DEARING TRAGEDY,
I'ruluerl♦ Illu.lrated with
PORTRAIT OF TIIE FIEND PROBST
VIIIIS DEPDE SCDES OF THE HGRDERS, At.
81, ra., Crier .24i eon t.. Stalled. on
reveille of prier.
FINE 1.11(FFO6IIAIIII, IN/UTICA/TS (IF
STETIIENS, the Fenian Head Centre
CLOTHs, &e
VI /It 'A 1,6 E
JOHN P. HUNT & CO
rirta sr, 11 Af.00j C Ila
A THRILLING HOOK
Political Economy* of Prophec
With Friel:ll refervorti to It. ri ration To it.i. ilielor
of the t laireli and it,. el% 11. Military and Errilenias
Ellea) et iiitory of the lainion Empire. 30.1 of I, ,u ,
meror.. tliti Tian e Napoleon,. with no Apiiiiiiiii
tilia rape, la,. eineyetiiial. and floi rirtorto
ernllan of Turkey. prairie, itial/i and hlatorieall)
detaionstrated.. Illuntrii(iiii ii; Po .alto of Mg: :‘ a
pollioule Family:4l ' , art al the iiiiiiree of Y.lllplri i
Map. of tlie•ffoli Laud, die. lt, ilie 14• a, It. c.
:7 , bl:fit-all. For sale by .1. L. ItEA li,
tail
NO. 7% Voartli street.
UNDERTAKING.
• • •
It T. INUIT*: tr. Co.,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS,
Man rhestar. Wood's itnn and vicinity.
Weeinvat Maseester Livery Pi teeie,
ternerot If trOlebi and Chartlora streets.
Hear.. nod Cstringes fprolnhtvl . Iyd
UOFt'INS ! COFFINS
AIRTAI.LIC!
DIRTALLIt
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NI A 1104.1 A NY
UN MAIMS/ANY:
DILItTA II 1 NU;
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11011 EST WILLIAMS, Undertaker.
Unice, No. 1321 VUUIITL STII.V.Z.T.
tinolerniking In *II Ito branches Dlidnterrin,
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laying out and furnishing ever...l,* n
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D. U., Thom. Erring Esq..: J.ohli
Sithrd
WALL PAPEILS, Ate.
THOMAS PA LIIIER
WHOLOALB AND EMIL DIAL!6 IN
WALL
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES
AND
8131-8 EZ NT XI It o 3
Warehonge. 91 IVood Street,
&rood door butow Dimond Allay,
it.24Arod PITTABURGII, V A.
pAPEn neiNfithieN FOR 1666.
A groat collection or
dimertean Wail Papers.
For laic flxst fame la Ave years
XEIP 11:4•Gragrf
A choice selection of U.
Newest French Papers
For talc by
robl4 WATEX P. MA MAMA LI4
87 lYt•od titrvot.
SAW
MEI
rirrrnxuaua
NOTICES.
11. A. ua1:1)3; Ell.
chirr .....
ROST. E. I IIX.E TT,
0...4.4 szo..rE i',
Nap of Ireland.
q tient. meeting
---The Paris Evangelical Alissionnry
eiety proposes that the Protestant Mission
ary Societies of Europe and America be
represented at the Universal Exhibition at
Paris in 1e67. It is suggested that repre
sentations be made of the religious, intel
lectual and social condition of the nations
where missionaries labor, both before and
since the introduction of Christianity.
--The new Baptist church in Chicago
cost $200,000. At the Limo of its dalica
don $50,000 was needed to pay off the
debt. The subseriptionit at the morning
and evening services of that day amounted
to $53,000.
—By the raising of $35,000, as a fund,
the interest of which is appropriated to the
support of Bishop Clark of Rhode ,I . stiand,
ho will hereafter devote himself wholly to
the nudes of his dimes°.
—Ninety-three persons pined Rev. Hen
ry Ward Beecher's church, Sunday, ?d a y
6th, twenty of whom were immersed.
—The . General Synod of the Reformed
Dutch Church will convene In New York
the first -- Wednesday in •
REM
gke Tittsburgh 6arift.
sATURDAY, MAY 19, 1966.
RELIGiotTS INTELLICE7IiCE
The anniversary meetings at New York
of route of the leading SOcieties arc of
melt generq interest that we give the fol
lowing brief synopsis. The interest and
attendance was more than usual. First
and foremost was the Jubilee Anniversary
of the American Bible Society. Jubilee
sermoulSunday evening by Rev. Dr. Ferris.
Fiftieth Annual Meeting on Thursday.
Receipts from all sources $042,625. Issues
yi the last five years, ($ 6 ,555,231,) exceed
those of the first thirty-three years of the
Society, ($6,347,140) by 107,091 volumes.
Dr. Spring moved the first resolution,
thanking God that he, having been present
at the inception of the Society, was per
mitted to see the Jubilee occasion. Ad
dresses were delivered by several distin
guished persons. The test anniversary of
the American Tract Society took place on
Wednesday, Bishop McDwaine in the
chair. Receipts of the year $437,679; of
which $124,327 were in donations. Gratu
itous distributions, $59,953. Volumes print
ed, 720,080; publications, 7,898,000. Mm :
ploys 188 Uolporteurs in twenty-one Stales
of the Union. American Seamen's Friend
the Society, $01,759. Chaplains at foreign
ports increased and condition of seamen
improved. Within six years 1,702 libra
ries have been shipped, accessible to 76,000
men. The 40th anniversary of the Ameri
can Rome Missionary Society was held on
Wednesday, President Woolsey in the
chair. laconic $221,191, of which $55,916
in legacies. Ministers employed 818, in
States and Territories. The miniver
sary exercises of the Presbyterian Board
of Foreign Missions took place on Sunday
evening. Front the reports we learn the
number of missionaries and assistant mis
sionaries sent out during the year was nine
teen. While no new fields have been or
eupicil, none have been given up, and some
Lu re been strengthened. The full force,
tinder the direction of the Board, includ
ing the wit (-sof missionaries, is 318. There
are thirty seven organizttil churches, w'h
nwmbe,.ship of 1,200. Afore than 20,000,.
1100 pages of tracts and the Won! of God
have been printed and scattered. The
'shoots contain 7,000 youths. Receipts
front all sources *207,526.115; expenditures,
$2 10,370 38. The seventeenth a nniverietry
nl the American and Foreign Christian
[ohm occured on Tuespay, May KM. "Tn.
tal receipts, $92,61.1 This sum Ica, nearly
all expended for home and foreign iN
The mission work in Italy, Greece,
Mexico, Smith America and other points
is pne , pering The third annivenetry
of
the Christian Union AsAoeintion nit Thurs
day was au occasion of much interts&
lert7ym en of the Protestant Episcopal,
Presbyterian, Methodist Ediscopal, Dmet
Reformed churches, and of an Independent
Lan h took Ism in the exercises. A pule
meeting of the American Board or
I : ,, ntrni , ,on e r s for Foreign ILission . tot
pl a re on Thursday, Dr. Mark Hopkins
pt esid i nq. The expenditures of the last
p. or were 1' 4 53 7,001,75. The apprnpria
lion, made for the current year amount to
*3117,000 Receipts for eight months $245,
rani. Several able addresses were deli -
The New York herald is charged with
EMI
N.l:lliiti nttarl. Upon tile
men and institutions, during aunt
i•t•slry uteri. Ihcu in refer
...eination in that city. Its article on the
:soi kilts represented Were in tile. alafil ter
,iary Beek, says . the Chrixtinh ddrueatr,
is mendacious throughout, and adapted by
it, balh nlaNli to pervert all uninformed
minds who may read it. The estimate of
t • eri:.7ll ni iseion s is false. Instead of "six
.. nversious" in India, the I:hristian
t, its there are authentieally recorded by
thousands. More than four hundrisl Pro
testant missionaries are abroad in Hindus
tal/ 1.. day. More than fifteen hun•
native lalkirers assist them, and all
theMs well-tried converts. More than air
thousand natives in a single province have
known to abandon paganism In a
single year
The Southern .31ethodist Episcopa'
Church General conference, just held in
New Urlenns, made some important
hanges. The results may be summed up as
billows. The name of the (lurch is
changed to that of "The Episcopal bletlio
dist Church." Four new Bishops were
elected, the names were Riven some , 11131,
Thi, makes the college of bishops
to 11111111.er ten. Three of these are Super
fl mated. Lay delegation has been intro.
dual iutu IsnL the Annual and General
Conferences. The ' , foliation:try system as
a test of membership has been abolished.
Class meetings and love feasts barb been
iipprovc i l nut eitutinueil. The Missionary
Society has been organized into two boards
-mue home, the Otilel foreign. The Pub
lishing. Bomac is bleated in Nashville, Tenn.
.1.11 educational institution for premring
- ming men for the ministry is rectitunientl
,l. The pastoral term has been extended
in hair years.
--The orthodox party, nt the nicent nn
mud meeting of the French Protestan t
Church in Paris, brought immersion cri
by proposing a declaration or principles, to
'Mows: The Pastor:ll Conference rccog.
dices, as the basis of its deliberations, the
overeigli
atillionily of the Moly Scriptures
t matters or luith, and accepts the Apo',
!'s Creed as a summary or the miraculous
its run Wined therein. After an 1111h1111-
1 discussion It was passed by a Vote or I I I
grainst ftei . M. Paschound, the Coquerels,
nd their associates in the minority with-
—A meeting of influential minister; of
the various Evangelical denominations was
held in New York on the I Ith, to hold a
eonferenne in regard to the organization of
an American Branch of the Evangelical
AI
Hance. It was resolved, after a free inter.
Outage or views as to the need and lament,'
o f such an organization, to form one on the
doctrinal basis of 1846. A committee was
appointed to present a plan of organization
•I nominate otheers, to report at a subse-
BY TELEGRAPH DRY 4243 °J 34
NEW GOOns
DIM OF INDRA With.
A &MALL FAR* , .
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~.3 arms. Minsk. In Baldwin
T'A r.n,f,!°,.",:°„T..,-; ill y:;;;-ty., 0 .
n'il'e' rtutphg.n.T..".:
double parlor, . Me liti i .t nose. with i0 " ;,....ra n. ,
l7ttXr`i;srlti-iili`r,ta''s H4 : l , 7'117T, "tre'et.'nh'r.”::
1,::::Ilf'::::;arr'il'I'mort:.:s7;;:c•R'!'in:es.:: : : s f ::::1 '; n fi c 7 ": " 1: n : I'1 , ..:
We a, now 'p i long no tit g.tot as.orr min r of ; 1,1 , -. 7 1 1 1 , 1 , ,‘ , ` , '" 4 . ,71 " . ' ,,, `• :,',',` i'r, r 72,j tf: l' 4,, 4 trait' `4 1 ‘,. t ....,' '
a runtoltil l law il In ?root.. plarit2....b"al",..'elagi.
.• OW Cr 8. 5 05. erobraeles the rlcile3t cry tee ot
and tree. Poi 3 ',loo' redden, Ittdirretr
I REAL LACE (lOODS.
Pureed,
RICLI SILK PAU AboLs
Ate. thc best Yarou In Elizabeth town u r e
i e''rTe:''t"Udilib‘mla''rtruicirtmr‘lio7.4.l34rßirLuigekk"D"l'w'e4;ll:gi'"7"l4';N:il7:l"
The Mexican Question In the Rouse.; I,PNEkitZLYffitilrii'ci
NEW 8 i YL. E DR ens Tin M.W 1 ls Ur ,
REAL GU/PURE LACE.s.
log and
oar
Frame Hauk-Barn, mormerlo7 . v.. ". U . '
, FINE I'EAILI. RUT foxy.
sired. brick spring trotrae, granary •
wort op. Se '
BILLS A PPRoVED Hi THE PRESIDENT. we b.` , .N. °Petted a he:L . l( . l' l'd of Anon. 30 :term of llie above is first tinallty river
ti
db CI.. 0h0... cbc>. 1 REAL CI, ("Nu Y LACES AND INSEIITINUM t,ll,V,,L.bitlbtol.r.i.r'%:•4l..tor.rire.slotto.er.b:nodi aundeunt::.r
-i We world Invit special attention to a new atm There are two orelrards.of appl:trec , I grnd'he'r
splendid assortment of
• log condition: peach, pear. plum t.retranaur gra:spe
_ _
Now YORE. May 13.—The special 111911 , 11.1.431.1' 09 i (.41' 1 A ..R ' L ... 1 . 10 1 VI t:,OIIA,N. 11.)t.,‘ : " j 1l e r t 1. 1 7,E 111 E .17111 .1 ‘11.1 1 ' ( 1 1 ' 2: ':8 :
' :0: o r ,
,711):.%::I:0:11:,"A". al"Tniliei:7ll,Tdl4:::.rn:r:frill'iro2;,,iithr:th'ell!
to the MOrnlng press contain the fo ll owing B LA CK query colors to KID GLOVES, II":
. rirolt,r,ghrof Elizabeth, creating a ' marked at home for
A m o a t 3 rt L ACE
o ( ITT:3—a. st r i uu ,
items: The bi ll introduernl by Mr. Stewart in
• replete ashortmeut of
.1 . img rod terms.
....
Yvo ot 11, acres, situate In Fallowneld
the Senate on Wednesday, Willett provides for - LA, IES• and Cllll. tritEN •8 COTTON HOSE. • to A rsti ' lii •s i
about Mies
the removal of the Bureau of tritium Affairs , DEN'T'S,. FIN e All CUTS DERBY TIE '. :dial:PS: from the'iresn'ohfitifaljeyZlLlV• •P,"
V' 110 SE, SUSPENDICItS. CM- ! atv. 13 , :ist, a two stadry frame Muse'Zlltrarv'e"r.'Tis":
from the interior to We War Department., is i Vii i ii.l l t;, i l i ' .. "•
Proposed nit a Means of breaking rolo ulleged i LADIE;Si and IiEN'P'S (.: A 1.7 z E MERIN , . I'N I r Eli- I ,
:; : rrr ' d e r ; I,a ‘... " L '- r a : Darn, 4°.7f<tg7r.:' o'3 !',"„7,-.'
, =T .
it,raerc
plum,
orch i ar , lle of afferent fruit, Apple.
abases Of the Bureau and placing the control f , VE
I'4.
To Merchants and Dealer,. cleared; the rentner in' e gto ?Pala; r a . ''''inc laud ;
of the Indian affairs In the department, where
the immediate action of the military - may be I Onr Wholesale D ePartMent, or w wril staiked ; lerie;:lree2.l4!, t r .b rTe r e! rr ''''''
g'"7.
""i
'lli
.""
i ' , ILO everything in die NOTItiN i ' ..18: E. uidsh us lso, a Farm of about LTO.res In b r andish] i -n
-bad when the exigence detnand It.
. 0,1
supur. 1 offer to the Trail.. low as any home East or est. lostri,lp,;astnt:7lland Co., Pa. , the Improve:4m
A Convention of the Presidents
interolonts of Lim Southern railrouils Ls being , XtClii UM & CARLISLE, 1 b'n'
I'''lT'lll
l'.l"?l.ih
Id r i c'erle.e it eereed ar e ug
Peaches and cherrles,• raged Ro od
c? ' ,0 "" [h r '".d is .
held at Richmond, the object being to secure :
!minder In the very beet widte oak timber I r ti -
uniform sehedttles of ttmo and rates of fare. I
'l9 Filth street 1 laud is good. The Imatlon Is very healthy. The T sizrg;ir 1. wilt sell very cheap. Poss wsiou Immo-
One lliousami eight Minaret] and forty roll. i
urn represented.
Agents for tio• . •LoPei WOOD
AN ' A(
81 , , at gold prices, a Farm of about 143 acres in
Colonel Alarkland, Special Agent of the Pt- !
INO crrIliPAN Y. •• 11RA DLEY• 5 DUPLEX L'",',.`l7',,e,i." l ,‘rptio. liVasid rift,. Co., Pa., about
Amer D epertment, has roturned from il c o cacent Dept
.Ii
T:ort•thrblo.s.r,::::::bpe:::,hcor:!:.u,l;.?..:l;fl,...:r...r::,:?3:.::::::beit.:,!:sir.olhr.triri:i.,:iiries”..ct.,,,:i.,eliooe:loivi....e.'eS3d6;l;o4:::rirli
nand
The
succeeded in corn:m.ll3g tits abtores In the man i rrr in •
---
service, and adjusting the dlftlenltios anmcg c -
the Mail contractors on the route from Cairo GERMAN OPERA.
1 coal Of the Idiot finality, and a veln I•el.11 •Laln'zit'S.
to New (Orleans.
The State of Vlrginid issued yesterday 53,1000
I
—._.
In coupon Immls to ptty the interest on her
Also. r.no Or •hout au acres. ( ranted I "'r:.'
Wheat/Mid Township. /wham count ,r a C ""
blot° dela. Thts Is the drat Issue under the '
iniprovements art a goo,L comfortibl ' t ". Th'
act of the toss Logislatlure.
Frame House with a rooms a 1 r eft '.
''''''ln.
.1. 11. Anderson, who tit. removed from the MiClllll GLVDE & CO I -to te-..u- --- -be -.''' bo= : 1 7...: ,- -;
wilco of storekeeper of the Richtnond Pent
I u
'l '
Ita Ir'ed arartn'Thnt:try 'aPn`PciotTr ',l„atrtba'r7:l
tentlarr, by the last Legislature, for Ills I/ aim]
sontiMeuts, has been appointed bv tine Prost
1 atiy ., le, fieiscli, pexr r rd oti true ire.. The fencing Is
dent, and was yesterday eon/DIM:3I by the
Femur, es coll,,er or o r ioterem it 0‘ .,.,,,,, i Nos, 78 and 80 Market Street, , L'er'o(74,.....`..tldbla.t*l.els7V.TlVlLY."-
coal. This property 1.111 be aold vex; cheap. ' f"'
for the Southern dharict of Virginia.
Mao, a Farm of about 24e acre. collo:sting the above.
Stich Of the Minnesota StortZ indians m wore 1
The Improvements are a large two awry L ug ri ue „
trot driven off by OUr operations In 1.112. or , Hato reverted a fine assortment of
kept m ClOse contineomm, wore lOcAted on the
and a large frame barn; no ova cleared and under
a good state of cultivation; a sumo avow orch,d •
Missouri river, about one hundred /11111 fifty
large two-story milk-bonne. There two farina u t . e . ,1
miles above the present capital of Dakota ter- and
4GrilloolioS r e o p u .. ld a t e l;cc. a drat -rate stock Earle, or Will be n s Lid
ritory. Five bemired, however, were [ WPM.-
Atso. too beat farm In Farrow., township, Wese
r-mod at Davenport, lowa, until recently when
, naorclatur county, Pa., containing MO acres; abom
by order Of the Secrete of the Interkir they
were re/Cased from confinement and taken to SCITA 111. E. FOR Til It I Smiles south of the Pa. Railroad. The
One are two large hewed log hotudiai One of the
the northwestern antics of Nebraska, on
, largest and heat frame banes in Lire LOW.IIII, Ilro
the border s of Dakota, end er onlzed, at it
I apple orchards. TO hob:
POint oml./end/1y this side of Port Randall. C°•/=.321.-41. "3111."319(:).1%T. ." erri ' . e ;e
le'rne'
le
""er
e e 4"
IVILLIOI4. The (PM:IIW ill ail N.. I. Tnt
An order was •
also triad° for the transfer of the
laud Is of the very best limestone: about 3ru acres
Mom, whO hail been preciously treated on NAMELY: berets , the balance In Rood Untber , l'indiessiOn or
the river above tO this lower settlernellt. The
:o"rd Vil t dr:v L-A:a. It—Twit rvi'xi,r.'r. we x.,. ,
zens et Dagota, aro particularly Indignant
at tills locution of the hostile Indiatm, and FINE IVORY FANS so"lrborrn.th-'
_ 0w ... ann of 1150 acres, altuat. in Merandles
predict all aorta or entrap:san atrocities in
1 1, ,,. l'•,stritr,,rtegh.ettry county, I a., aborit 3 nines fen
the future. The alfair will probably be in yes.
i p oven:elm are a Log House,
Lighted, and Snide congressional action Coll- le White, Moe, Scarlet and Purple. good Ilarn, a yomg oreharti p rop apple, peach at
ited.
, pear. 1 will .11 this valuable perty very emu
1 and on e.y terms.
The Connt:Woo al:punted CO es:amino into
Yen further particulars, Inquire of
the affairs of the litereltatiLsr National !Mak, F INE s Ar 4 WOOD FANS, I .8. Li• ff. - TIAN re, !teal Ent., te Agent..
nro 01 the opinion that the Institution will be I
No. IM Fourth .trei.
utile LO pity about 3 per vent. on the amount of
Ite Ilatilit les.
1 ,
I SPLENDID COUNTRY NEAT
'rho senat e will taker srp the Pension Bill On ,
friday us the special order, ad the Finanee
Rill of Senutor sher men will hate to go ov ee '
or a week, and the Constitutional X mend
nents Will COlllO on on Monday nest at the I
peel/LI order, and Iv 111 ,scurry peril aid , Jr week .
i t he Consular 01111 Diplomatic and West
- riot A ppropnal n o t hl It were n.. 1.1.0,1 to..i.v
the benath, and red ennui to ri •
MACRUM & CARLISLE,
Mail Service Abuses Corrected. 1 ‘ 7.4 " . 11) Firth
16112-'2'4l'l'
TILE FRONTIER INDIANS. •Ew
• • • . the House, lint
are no Material amendment, that will Ite
LO,
eation of :mother
Annisturit Seermary 'slate to In to Moot! a
Aunintunt. It ix umlerutood that. Chloe
Clerk Il inter will 61,11, 111:1 1 / 1 1.1.141 If the bill he. law.
The Ilonee lu 11 u Indgistrimnay
n n
Ilse tax hill, tt Men w 111 probably not h
Toe et
piet,ll lawore the Mat of next week. -it
row the lobaceo iniereut w 11l be pretty tl.
mighty vent Ilan 'I
/ 1,1, 11,1•• T. %, NI., i 1 1111,• Hon.., Conn I.
tee yenteroint bad before them the hies„
quetion, aal 111 their deeoreoon I lu• 51ml .1.
Ilot't rime was
Int lndilred to. As to gnaran eL e •
1110 leo,onnoon onds, the, ointnlltt , tl , alt I
a host to sell to hlertee war Itutthrlttis ot Ili :4,
or even to take her bonds for payment • -.I ;•,.r
than guarantee any of Ina Indebtednes
s. not
the llouso probably could not be bronght to I I
enher endorse or sell on credit, while the Sen
ate sttrely COW,! not,
Thi• report. or General' stets/ man anti Fnl-
lertnn on "Tarrant. of "Tarra of the Freedmen's I lloreau in South Carolina, as est:opt the coast I
portion, h been forwaiolod to the President.
Phu stone complaints that were made against
the operations In North Carolina and'. Irgln la,
are one le concert/Lug the oaks., In South tar-
nll/11.
The President has approved the following , ,
hills and Joint resointions . Authorizing tilt.;
uninage Of rOppor and ltirkel 11. e trot Wrens.
Levying a linty of t went y por rent on Itnport. ;
tot horses, cattle. swine and sheep. ll lying the
V tee Admiral a secretary, and for a proper I
site in the city on New York for a lendottice
building.
VIRGINIA LOYAL CONVENTION
Synopokit+ of the Re,lollotiott.
Now roes, Slay Is.—At the Convent inn n 1 - -
loyal men, bald to Ale tandria, l a., yesterday,
Vll,lo[lll reselritions Sere offered and referent!
ton committee Of eve. These resolutions set
w CARR McCANDLESS 86 CO.,
forth that the rebellion a. a wicked and '".
(LAI . ..Wm-sow, Csan & C 0.,)
Canneless One, end that come ifincritnlntiLlon
Aunt!!! he mane big ...on Lb.!! trim! anppOrteti ' AVI.Z.ItrI,T:4' 4741 E 18 r e ,
„ A ", 1 6..„' 1 ,;,, , , , „%wzt i
the government and those who opflonell Montana 11., Pitmen. h.
titan
reeommemling that all who volontarily bore .........:...............- .
arms In aid of the rebellion should be exelnded i
from the exercise of the elective franchise,
and If It is tlechltol to restore to all Into reboil! I
the rights of sulTruge, no distinction should be
ma le in permitting all citizens to vote Irre•
nroftalTO of color. Express eonfltieneo m the
LUlllty, sagacity and patriotism of a majority
of the present Congress, and that they will
cheerful)), ac , quiehce In any measures they
may adopt for the reconstruction of the lute
rebellious States. Thanking those of both
Houses of Congress who secured the anal pa.
sage of the Civil Rights Mill. According a
hearty approval of Pnvident Johnson'. poll.
cy while Its was Governor of Tennessee and
fatten his election to the chief magistracy, for
declining that the loyal men alone shall gov
hirn this State, and then cites a passage from
s speech at Nashville In Itstl, as their creed,
where the views of the President were ably
entinciattal, proclaiming that the loyal mob of
Virginia are under the tyranny of Danloned
rebels, Unwell/eh:II for the kindness of the
Presient, and t the disgust/Mention of the
rebels either to vole or hold Whoa heab9oll.lt.e
-ly necessary to the safe and comfortable resi
dence of loyal men. Proposing the repudia
tion of the acts ot the Legislature which
lately met in Illetimunii, and asks for the
meeting of the Constitutional Convention to
originate With true loyal men.
The Wei:Winn.
New Yens, May 15.—Mr. Stephens Is expect-
Medond to s
tart on his tour through the States: on
ay next.
The 1 feralri li re c en t lytee that General
Sweeny !instead that he a as end baled
stepitens was nothing more nor less titan a
timbal spy, and [lint he was allowed to meape
front Ninon be the Itritish authorities foe the
Inter urp . use
of vielleng this conotr,) In their
Interests.
Death of /11g-ht Gel.rge
1. RON' t DIENr . t, ?any le.—lnformation nun been
receive,/ hero of the or the [tight Itet..
iit•orgo Iturgees, Itl, Melton of Maine, with('
returning (rota the %feet Itulleft, whither lie
has been for tile health. Ile wt. a that Ve
of
thin telly.
Alteam.; Elty Alemphfo. Nona,
no, May [B.--Thevnm / • r (II of Ideal
nln9 sunk at !Al
voland No. 70, In the Alliad.l/1111111
111,111 . , on the nllng of the lath
total She ad
was InsUred IQ thnitinnatl for
• PIANOS, ORGANIS,.
NUR' B EING RECEIVED,
THAT ELEGANT STOCK Per
CHICKERING PIANOS
"'"r.1 7 .b% tt'u.?D'abg: °""'"
SEVENTEEN INSTRUMENTS
to.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE TEARR.
CHARLES C. MELLOR.
61 Viood:Stre,..
THE BRADBURY, NEW 1(011K,
lEEM
Sehosnaeker dr Co., Philadelphia,
la I 411. .I%T 0 .
The Eatey & Co.'s Cottage Organ,
AND AMERICAN ORGAN.
Utlitgrd Mu l h b e y nlgriVta in t:ni al ? thlkin th e
purity and quality or b➢e. and thorouip work
Inanahlp.
preen um
Uo re, Y -eli co Thesolustruments have for years lea the Arst
,4` 4 " :.•: • % ' 41
than any others. All warranted for Ove years.
W AMBIANR tit BARR,
No. 12 in, Clair Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
13.21
plAIR08! PIANOSf!
ElslTllt6 NEW STOCK OF
Raabe & Co.'s and Baines Bro's.
.. P 1 8 Z 7 0191,
OtiABLOTTE nLuxtr,
Jaw. recelTed
_=2l
BRICK MACHINES.
BRICE aILIMBEVE NA.
MIUNA.I.IIIIIIE. ktextuNs..tutms With . VII 7
macht rgt IWMderilcalniElrareit we
arege
St* Yott..
auslamead
MEE
REAL POINT COLLARS,
Fine Lace Collars and H , That elegant and attlwtan tint Manslon and trarl of
andkerchiefs Land ...fed oh the Virginia shorn of the 01.10
I Riser, three miles below Well,llle, !thin, and on-
REAL HOUSTON HANDKERCHIEFS 1 pod, the mouth of Ye w 110 creel. th, inortlon of
, the rlvrr extensloot with the Cleveland branch 1.
Ilse C. St P. It. It.
I Ti,.- Mansion it a Welly ow - nate. and ettaboratt
/1111 _ _ --.......... a. ......man ' ta, , , Perlmeta of the Italian al le of areldtertore II
Italian (Ininnrn linio.ll, ro
, .„.rnal arrange...et • to combine tottat or th, rawly r
, attollancen of eieganee, luxury and comfort. A
HT
rn , .....i,.. vr,,,, 1. had from the loon., ol Its town an
the dtrronnlln gillillblutteurpa...s e d for tertlllty a:
1113'011 al ult, And Its the tllatanete, the rontaulle and pl
' 'to be
rttone aeatro.ry of lid t`blo r•Ild.
•
l'oere are Arty-three acres of land. In a high td:
of ,- . lll lvallon. • part of which product, dot
- grapes and other fruit., in grrad abundant,.
There tare all out-tot/lain, and arra.. thenl•
, male It a 4.7011.014.1 C borne.
i Early polo...talon given. Apply .
SPRING DRESSES.
WHITE AND LIGHT Cann KIDS.
Wholesale 'Buyers supplied
Rasleen Prices.
.rov
[am
lin, lug )114t rrrelved coiniolt.Le netsort.
In nt .4 tln leading N., •elnete.l
rrorn the lateat lamertationa, we are now
apewiaa . a eery CllutrE STOCK •
NEW SPRING DRP.9SES,
♦t,l Slate rlal. it %cry Mo.lrra,..
BIM
BATES & BELL.
PLUTOZBING. &4:3
- .
T. T. ITIETEI
pLunniNG,
GIS IND STEM FITTING,
HYDRANTS, IRON PUMPS,
HEIST LEAD.
SHEET ZINC,
ISLNKS. BAIRNS,
WATER CLOSETS AND WASHSTANDS,
• 3EllarmaNTE3 cits 4 IDCX.
(5ue,..... to Addy & Ewened
in77:l4a No. 165 Wood st., Pitl.hurgli,
prrnaituitin LEAD PIPE
AND
Sheet Lead Works
LEAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD,
At Lowemt Market RateN
Also keep on AAA.]
Plumbers' Material, Brass and Iron
forks, Steam Ganges, Steam Pumps,
Plain and Galvanized Iron Pipe.
BAILEY, FARRELL & CO,,
No. 167 Smithfield Street.
narl7
WOOD PUMPS;
6LL KINDLI OP
EXIII
Irt(lN
mrlraztafi,.= % . ss .
Sheet Lead, Sheet Zinc,
LEAD PIPE,
BATH TUBS SINKS, WATER CLOSETS
WASH BASINS; WASH STANDS,
Hydraulic Itam tiA.
Bra. Work •of thadle; Mock Tin rip , It 3 od
,vntal.; ktud••of (Jou. and I
No. Pip .
Pipe, 00oplIn; Moe H°"
ele.x l Dtio.' trot congtantlyoo 11.14 mrrur"'°3lll
Addy, Willliamq (lc Bartley's
CUICNNIi lIIISTN AND 8111711 YIELD SM.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
BEAVER STREET, IdANQUESTER
ASST TO POST OPPIOR
B.—All kinds of
e4 r
ArtrlgMoongo,thzdZie
I ELIINIBING7: GAs
JI/1122i1f IN ALL 11.8 BIL&NOH1113.
.I,trealtaaticiatd.tic:oticnced and przetlad
•OAS FIXTURES, SINKS, BATH TUBS.
1H0W1413 BATHS,
WATKR CLOSJITS,
onaanntly on hand and made to order)"141116
TATE 4.„fiEVILLE,
h. Oa PaDiRAL IiTICRET,.'2I nal ink' •
And 727 L12 6 / 1 22 - arrarik
mbussawar. I
14. .
Broker In .Stocks and l3 !teaIBRYAN, Ertare,
1 0714 57 Fourth Street. (Burt,. 133311311nR.)
FOll SALE OR LEASE,
1111 Mr alonougallela hirer and Cotnmerce aired
Tiles, Lots hare • front of two hundred and sl ty
fe.o on the rlvor. •ud would make one of the heel
Num(Acturing tlites near the city. Enquire
myII Nu. nu Grant strept..
WOOD STREET LOT FOR SALE.
I. nranant to an order nf the Orphans' Court of Al
legheny lounty, thy undersigned. l'runee (to make
sato In partition,. u capon... to :oldie nal, on the
prvnitece, on.
Thursday, Bray 31st, MI6,
1. At 2 o'clock, F. that vacant LOT OF GROUND
I I. , tuate on the East sldo of R end street. adjoining
the ht. Charles Hotel, cototnottelng at the distance
of nighty-Ore feet southwardly from Third street.
tniand haeltig a front or olneteen feet on Wood struck
Ztli% tOßDirty feet. late the property
t.otddle, deces.sed.
.""
' TWO; . P ' AIIN G, T rus t
No. 1511 Fourth sl tract,
Or to A. B. BROWN a.t
Attorney.
mmiaw..Nmtn.til.lo Plith street.
•1 FIFTH STILKET
COAL AND LUKE PROPEIRTI
rou SALE.—On the littubetorllle
*WIC/ladles trout the city.
CONTAINING UVIIMME D AND Ty.
Steam and Water Flouring and woe Mill, and other
fi TZ. P LZ:rIf "'•
abioinui&kliten..e.,z;4o.f COAL, without the
It Also,
tw
Faries at htesrart•s Station, on Central
T"`"
wL.,..‘1131 WARD.
(Opposite the Cathedral,)
(Dant street.
WK. I.ol.loDOyi
Fon sALE
LKAD PIPPAI
A Delightful Residence in Al'Clure Tp
The Lot Is It the highest state of cut ilvntion t
Too
Fur rem, en qu ire good apt tugs
ire of on the premises.
•
JAMES T. SAMPLE,
No.
mhz. Meal Estate Broker and In suntuce Agent.
o. ho Federal street. AliegbenY•
VARItII FOR SAL E -- Knosest as the
St. Clair Yam. cOntaining 176 acres, county, 100 of v. lath are cleared; situate In Indiana county,
I , l l u s l l l , ils o ffe t ni
it, hebuniiLle sititr.B...eLliTtruLe,;2ll3.N:
Double Bank Barn, Spring House, AC- There Is a
7 loot relit Of good Coal on the fano; also. it Mae
11111 Scat, Tortes Impure of
J. 1. McLAUtifiLIN ,
No. WA& Liberty street, rlttsburih,
Or of WM. SIIIELLIS In the vlclnlty.
PARR'
s. Cl
FOR SALE--(Amatala tag
This ,wre sltnate In St. air township, West
orelaud count y, two (7) tulles from New Florence.
e Improvements congest of I. FIIAfLR 1)1V
I litiUSE of 1 1 4 stories, = feet front, by 21) deep,
eontainteg live rocons and a good cellar. Also, •
f;,,,,,t4,l.rcr,ittitiz:,ll,..artit,nif
ow iy,iiri;ung orchard COULAllatug
Mcl.A l / 1 1111,1N A CO.
Or Of A. At ak'liTik.l%:t2,lOl,l"irlte?
•
VOll ALE.—SEIVICK LEV
DEN ClL — Tsrenty-sls acreo or laud In a Mali
glate of rallis alien. %1.1 , 11 1,4 wo--lery Yr 3111,.
tleel/Ing, eenlalu. lark e 1.3111 morlera
et, Ir. ellar MON, OW O. Ito, hoOmo. mat..
and carriage boa., Excellent n ,ter. rale, n
beedre.l frolt trees. 11 - rein/Merril,' orleiy. Threc
acre, la I4ore•I near In, hoe. I g rape r)
od seal ahreindlng Hower-.
JOHN D. H.
aluct tool fl Estate.‘i (I.EI
Hrukto.
Vonryi
1 I IVE IN THE COUNTRY.
4
• -•
faCbILIILA •• E Is BUIL/Um, Tops pojf
Al if a (oar robes frem pittnlsl/ g h
I. ....nellsellie flatirons'. Fine STONY. tjt'A RH I
and good vein of oa the premises. 10.
sold enure, or divided tomtit purchasers. /too el re
of () EST. K. PI.,I,WER.
• Ilazolwmod built..., or 93 Dililt11 , 1).1 ,inert,
la)11:a13 i'lltaborgh. Penna.
VOR fIAIX---400 acres of eicei
-• lent Timber Land In Jeffersonoffer
ed at 11.0 low price of $1 per acre; large block or
1101111Ing Lots in the Ninth %Yard, opponite the out
er Depot, just the point for a large soitalifiwttiring
establishment, surrounded by streets and alley • a
cLeap building Lot on hlagee street, 10 11.0 Klgtilh
IVAN, near Forbesstreet, I. offered for Mu. Ap
ply to • It, MoLAIN Lt. CO., 171 Vont . th
( ?HEAP DWELL 11111: HOUSES
Volt 0 /1,1./E—tilioato oo Bertha sire.. $l,l:Un:
Illglaani street, $1,1041; l'arpents•rx alley, MUM:
lulu slreet t •Y 7m; Franklin street, Mlati; Scot].
street, atsnOnt tort. , street.. 4.4.0.41 . 1 Union strtet.
*CLOW: month Common, W. 011.1. Opera In various
locations. Apply at the Beal Estate (Mee anti Lle.i
era! Agency 1,11.! Of
cUTIIItK/LT & SONS, 51 Market et.
lIVELLEITO ROUSE ON VITLIE
tITItgET FUR SALL—That large and well nm.
lobed three story Brick Dwelling on Wylie s tenet
near Fifth, finiahed In modern style, contalnlng I
rooms, Welts. range, bath room, hot and eold
ter uld gee IfFlOughoel the building. TWA la one o
Lae most dealrable properties for dwelling or bust
LT!! cpcp.7411.4,07,:tfrd for sail:. roaesslon Aprt
Jalo;tef IieLALN / P ei, 102 Fourth street.
•
TAVERN STAND FOR SALE
-•rmntim, on Pasture Lane, Allegheny St o re r .
exce.lont location for (1 Torten or (grocery
.Itolts Ar t rl t l r z ,, Liwelllog !louse of her rooms and
on Rebecca street by 110 deep to an
Clef now rented fur 431 per annum. Price 81,aco.
situate tngood neighborhood. l'oesesalon aLail.
days if desired. b . CUTIIBEIIT & SONS,
mylo oil Market Street.
- 1 4 `011 SALE—A desirable three
j: story Mick Dwelling, haying hot and cold we
t, and gas In first and second Stories, on Elver
Pear Anderson at.riejhßALLe.gprit
//Wok and heal gatate DrOkZr,
leo /02 fourth st t.
Fog acr es or
Fog
• townnhip, wcyht . t.nn
Penna., near the line or the Stanbenvii--.1
at Midyear !nation, about I/ tallearrom th e eft ed.
i r ta b te:F e d i e el Brag r°l6o
BE Li ere tbe p re = t , or WWI Am
L'OR SALE--A two-story Brici
imou,„„„v unessea, ball, anci vestibule, three
years bell, ' with
to
hy_Lr feet, sEtnate /Ewalt
ml t , e , r s i t i trAl i ze n Te.4l .. .ll arxe e . i a rd t et s l e ej
Masts, and Insuranae tmce of EL t. Bans,
nth,. Ilallabstreet, Lawrenceville.
v traB LE CITY
. r 70111 ALE, adulating ofa Lora( (hound hav
ing a tram an litortninnatreet of to tear, and ax
tends back:Elefeet, on which are_ 7;104 two 7ridne
areumg:ll%Ttifpuglfi, "0". "
.101 BagoLAIN 1.13 Four th Moat
1 , -- }'OR SA - I:i FOR,-
.IPC:P.IFI. *349.1.:F7.
is X.A4CIAT6
MCMASTEIi, GAZZAM i CU.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
I.I ISbESSION li/VEN iST,
=cm
A CHOICE RURAL RESIDEN
Tit/ •/:/./4.3 [MAI ft n;rManion
.I,E,nag. 11,14 ,/•11.,101611,r1., <4l
cLaculq r. putlor, ,11u1“, //11,,, Alt./ a
on:. ball on Trot d.or. the, r Ilcht II
ed attic chamber, and kl,ll, 1, and , atb r
n • r) rzlllll i•
-101.. And /4 01/11,.. romm>ml7ngthe three
and ey . .nrronnetznt
Ilki • are Pie.,
n n elght.orlng boos, belng
not all horlng of like Cr•nrr,u rr
r".ntl'•
•Ottit
,lowtra. ornatpented • ith
Tlrr hur l; r.,th a A. In tit ~r the pr,
th. i,1111,111 I11,:11:tin z !I 11, bt•l'le,. •
);LL ;Auer, 1r(1,1,%111
,T,,h.;'",1,:„J.N,1rt 7 . .. :71 h 1 1 . 11.11 n lie
riot 'rut.. MI 5.,111C
• it . 1.' 1 1! ' t
FOR BALE. ..Hark, • Itil.11.1:
. 7 —5.1111 ,2 2. 412 i. xi x. 4::: ,„. r.
The nest Reformed Prssto tenon t ...norsgst 5
I t lttotturgh, (Dr. DOcOLas. l'asto t 1 at, n.l
their property located on the ~.r livl ..( l'lont
Cherry alleys, and but al feel from Lo.ret t ..
The lot is 12n feet by 113 reel. on 0t0..h art.
Church Unildinst, and a Tenant noose of I la
In./tildes may be Ll/111e nf. or communications
dressed to THOS. S3IITII, at the Fourth Natl
Rok, or to It. C. NIILLER, 133 Third sire- -el.
tnr2tol3tattoo
I _.
OR SALE--A Farm of 216 aer.l”...tv I. rt.. !ono. hip, al logh , h) Coil
r
Pa The l ing , rovrint•ol,. ar. s two—.tory Y
Flwn., with rand
rus An to
a. a large I
Barn, ell by 50. andom other oul. k h..ldlngs: gnat
chard; 176 sten, clearer! and Inn good .daie or'.
tlvallon. ¶to land la of the Lora, q unlit,:
adal
ted for grain or stork, • 114 10 oli II nderinid w
Cot.. a re, large amount of I.orn,t limber. P
aesalon gl reu lointedlata-1,. eon, enlent iorhist-ch
schools. nillla, ac. for further ar.lcuiara,
quire ot I.:. 11. TO WEIL Real Eatate Asent„
104 Fourth street.
no 1):3,5
FOR SALE—.I Fara' OS' laS aer
In F:liz!tln.th tow onlalp. Ail. ghenv rounty, I'
onear th...lotighloglieny river Ihe innprovein,,
thera Hewed I.og } loupe a good Ilaro, :gable a
not-Lord fencm, geh• rail)" g °o.l, w
watt:red:lla 41,r1,CiOltriol, reql, Or
llii I,'
ller v,lrt &bon, St , , feet Wick: !lit °Not r 10,000,. In{
rel: eery conveniLul lo the river. It 1. well II
nregl with the 14,1 white oak and I.laek a atm
r.
tlinhe ?deep° ~er a..re. for iurt, r iartirt
la, enquire oil, II ' l,, W)Lit, 1.3 1 ', tat. AK,
No. In I Fourth sire, t.
'Ott MALE—A pleamlant
Reolili,nen ED(:11'0111, ,iTATItIN.
114 Railroad. onlalf from %Vliklro.l.urg. I
.ol Land Hopi new 0.'0.'41'
in, and I.3lthrni the
11,e arr.., fir Lite I it 1.
pie',
11;r1611',Till'r"I
'OH SALE -About 19111.1
IN.. pl Idris,
r . nos
11 '''
ailsszol ;rim .
14 .1.. 1 r.. I" ,
, or of
.1I;
:112
I:. 11. 1,1
;Olt SALE-11.01AI ANI) PRO
MICE 11 1 • SINI,N, of over len ' , lr.. 31 veltn,
good lon In the ell). A!I ein.orl
offer., to au) pr .1 , 1/In; no engage In the
tnnd.moner. Rusin..., All e,Prntonnte..ll..n. %Wet y
Aghlremo I'. I 0". PILL,bil rgi,.
1101=a r .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
1,4 :1 , 110
DA V. C RAWFIVIII '''' ''
C'oin sis ism ion illerch ant.
I of
a1 ,. a10.r . In /Ill: META a., rm w at . , , TIT
(nlllnr .1I AI . I MIN, PILL anal A awl.. ..r
11111 , IVarelaalsa...aa.l a rata,. NO.
66 at.•l 3.lft it F. I . ap,a, ta
aour, natal, .1.
anyl2.le,l
. .
•
( )4VE.:1104, hENNEDIV
PI/0111i S,
Whole,ln In.:4ler. In Fultit.l“ I It,•
I II
FRI:11%, an I.T. Vl.ul I. RI-rrElt,
rTAT, *v...ala In
:n.l ll). No. 7tl
1.
II"'
10 .111 , 1 , 311 Dep.,. AI.I . V, I•A.
Apm.,11.8
Ind J. Illv
', f I'. 1
Ellni t ', Karr'
Wr' . 7 . 74 `iiiii . ..i,*, ' iiiiii; ' iiii . t s e"'i r 'l7m,"`::
W. J. .4 ,TERI., 1•10.1,t,cr 1.021.14115,14,
it KW . I.IA NTN, reeelvr ii/41 roll Eton r. torn 31r41,
!trate and t urn. Beas. Bacon, Lard, hotter. i (were.
till ria'narktier'..tf,T' aY l4l„Z s t ,%l ' l .r l t iaTr . t . 1 1 .. '1.1',', .:;, ' 1 ,' ;:e?,
Lime. Salt, Se., Ar. l'artlenlar attvutlon paid to
the sale of Forehrn and 1,0ine,.1, Fruit.. No. l:ns
Thlrl stre,t, PlttrhorKli. Pa.
rt ,, ,n0.1
( InAHLES C. lIALSILE V, produce
‘.-., and Comml..slon )Irrrhant. NN arrhon, No. MI
LIBERTY srizEKT, I• ltt , :horglt. Pm. Wholerlle
dealer In Batter, Cheer, bard, Saar, Port.• lia , on•
Beans, Tallow, Feathers . Broom,. Potatoer, Hotn
lay, I)ried Fruit, (perrn Era!,.,. , 0t.,,,, 4,..0r.
Grain, Cliover 174..t..1,, T , nostl, ,
it &.rds,
(Paine and Ponitry. PNrarttlar attention iris, n to
Prooner (N,nrl,tn..nt,
aids
M'ALEX. dr OA NL. .............. • .... . 11. Jot J
IIAN.E ANJER, COMMISSION
nd AF t :..i i iidt : A z N rB dttte•ra 1;.....,*14,2,it1uN1,,
Pla;bur g r. "
apll,y
OTTLII. ..... JON, A I IT.S.IT S. A.
pR, AIREN & HEPAR 13
Commission Merchants. and dt niers In Forelgu
sod Domestic Fruits, Ykmr, Butter, Choesc, Eggs,
Potatoes and producc_generaliv. No. £O KU TY
STH.E.ET, opposite Passenger Depot. Pittsburgh.
W. ce,
l li LP- • • • ................ . ......... trris snn ti
ekn
SIIEPA RD, COIIMI iSS l U r t iOn
and Pr.-
oice brands of in r for Rakers and Yam'l' . use
t r :t's i lt to
F ITT Lie, BAIRD & PA TTON,
Wholesale tirocers, Counalselon klerchan Ls, and
dealers n Produce, Flour, Bacon , Cheese. Fish,
t anent and Lard OIL Iron, Nabs, Glass, Cotton
Yarns mai all Pittsburgh tunnufactureS generally
Li and 114 Second street, Pittsburgh.
Y. 1 . . Btor..ix ......................... TUC.. If I Stat YLL.
WM. P. BECK As CO, No. IS4
Liberty street., Pittsburgh, Wholesale
Grocers Commission 3 1errjetnts anti dealers In Con n-
M.1 5 7.7 F ; .
ureCn'A.llll.vriett ir ulLa..te., • Milt awl Lime. jylfi
P. PET.IIYII ...... J. S. IiZYI4 611...... WIC U. 11 6 T MPH.
'WAVER & 111108., (Successors to
4.ernier Anderson, Wholesale Dealers In For-
HRedim Fridts, N inland hylces, FoartiognLht=
-171.4 kst , al ' i ‘ . ". I'
IvZhle
War. SPIOX ........................... /INDIUM PENCIL
I? KNOX & SON, Couunission
seaw U all. No.
Damond, oppoalte City Ball, Alleir.S” Oily.
JOHN B. CANFIELD, l'ossunission
ad Forwarding Merchant and wisgesale dealer
In iVestern Heaerve Cheese, Butter. Lard, Pork,
Bacon, Flour, Flsh, Pot and Pearl Ache..., tillerattia,
Linseed mid Lard Oils, Dried Fruit, and Produce
generalioa. 144 and 1(6 grout street. Pittsburgh
lier.&lTkit :-. . 7. - ........ ......... . .........
4-4.R.A.FF BL 'LEITER, PRODUCE,
Wrs -a Commission and Forwarding iferattards, an . d
ch7 4 . 1 . n1f at, fur all Pittsburgh Maaolactuge .
no se- No, :.13 Liberty street, Pittalsergh Ps.
itii tmelit' 7 ''itTir-alth 110 t/Mr....ITX. AL Bohn&
JOEIN I. ROUSE is BILOII. IliacCes
o SOUS to Jews 1. nova sale Oro
eers and POtiIIUIRSIOU Merchants, ' censer of Smith
field and Water stn.., Pittsburgh. rein
JAMES .DALZELL & SON, Mann
fur
fur purchase and facture. of Lard Oh,
leti UtnitnitesiOti Menabants
tile saanof Crude and Betlned Pe
troleum, Nov. Eh and 70 Water atreet, Pittsbitrili,
Advances mmie on Consignments.
SZCIIOIIIAELER. & LANG,Wholesale
' , dealers In linmerlea, Flour, Brain, Produce Pro
vials, s Fiala, Cheese, Salt, Carbon "IL No. 11 1 3 and
174 44;a1 Street. hear Liberty Street, Pattsborgh,
Pa.
6 0000.
veta:ly
N. U..— • .... ........ . sotto At lit•TrtiAgh
I I EA IS Si MEIZG) AD, Grocers and
.a-a. commission „ Merchants, and de.an.ra In all kinds
'...ro(.'3.4;inltVirt=.4','.:{dmorsitte t't.:d'hoPVlT,Tr7.*:
Pittsburgh.
apaily
- -
PETZER & ARMNTRONG, For
.''. )11 , V. 1 L'147n"; V.l.=!'n'A ," Yu' tr. ",- , " : 4TS._, th li At'
Frelis and I...limegenrrally, No. la alarkerstreet,
corner of I. Irnt, I • It n nn, i. lA. NCB:.
I_l RIDDLE, No. IS3 Liberty St.,
s -s• roonurs fi. ea- Connol.nlon Alnrrtaant. and
Whoteaale Dealer In Country
.I . roelue e . ti rocerle• sad
Pluanurgh masinfactunsa. l ash adraneal °neon
sheutnents. and paid for Produce generally. anal
Inninlrr 1 , ,t I, Chi ....................... •. r. 0 ....ZELL.
R°B T. .DALZELL & CO., Wholew.
me i n
tinwers, Commission and For...ling filer
rhante and deniers lo Produce and Pittsburgh Man
cam:turn, No. =I Liberty 41,11, Pltisintrgn.
_
JUAN any I
• • • • 41.011 t WILSON.
WATT & WILSON, Wholesale
Orneen, ennimiSsion Merchants, and deaien In
Produce and Plttahorgh Ihtituractitres, No. IFS Lib
erty street, Pittsburgh.
11.5
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1-4 Wholeside Ortmers and Produce Dealers No, s,
Sixth street. Pittsburgh,
mil- _____
ISAIAII.DIC,,,D,E. I' m & er tiV., Wholesale
Pinion,
Ornery.,
&I Water street and 6, Mrun'tas=,
Pittsburgh.
DaStri. murk ............................. . c Old tr.
j 11. POIGUT & Co., (Successors
oto ( i. Drag, ) Produce and Commiasion fifer.
cßants. 247 Liberty street, Pletenurgh.
WILILINS LLYIIART,
Dealer T
i o it.' : ' ,ll : l '`G t orai'..., l-- g.T.,,u.O'..LP=. ' 1 i
Merchants No , 331 L.LLIMsTY 8 4/3.E.ET Pittrins":n
Pa.
frill? rh,
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r„
1866.
SPHING} - 11ATS.
NICUCIOnr) & CO.,
181 WOOD STREET,
Wlsh to call special attentlon to their large acid
splendid stock or
wade, gr., fur spring and Sum
mer Wear,
•
3023.43.1.aana "i7n.r-lcorp.
LADLittl' Li Risl"d,.Y.MiliTtl CEA Etc.;
0 /GMT'S and BOYS SAHATtitiAli,
nitira,"ll'°"l4-N.Ic."BIIEUB. 11°R1VINSi
GOOD
Oterery description to atilt all tastes.
apl7
l'AJ:Num3 .
WILLLAM H. :I! OWN,
Crate of therm ors saga a MonaoW.
HODS= AIID BMX renmar,
tfortA Mat corner Ol Third usil Marko Streets
Pl sreatitort.
lEEE
1866.