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Obstmating the Enrollment,
A certain class of men in this community
have been taught to despise and disregard the
conscription sot, as a tyrannical and %moon
stltutlonalmitaeure, wed ever alma its passage
they IWO been boasting about resistance to
the draft. They are now having en opportu
nity to test their pluck. It is this elms who
endeavor to dodge, the enrolling °Mare by
every mean device, and it is this olnes who
timeatea violence and bloodshed. We are
lid to observe, therefore, that the Provost
Marshal of both these districts deal promptly
and merely with every man who offers the
least obstruction or reslitanoe to the enroll
meat. _
We haie already noticed the arrest of
Michael Gilkey, of tho Pint Ward, for refus
ing to eye his name to the enrolling ofieer,
and today we have to report the arrest of
Patrick McKenna, of the Fifth Ward, on a
dialler charge. He declined to give the of
ficer any information as to hie name, age or
residua, whereupon his arrest was ordered
by Capt. Poster, who preferred written charges
trISM, sand handed him over to the
eed States Commissioner, Henry Sproul,
Biq. After a hearing,and being unable to
give bail, he wan committed to jail to answer
at the next term of the United States Court.
A tow examples of this kind will have the
effect of teaching those who have the least
I=of oommen sense, that it is worse than
u to ariay thamielves against the tow.
The malty. is were, involving • fine not
exceeding fire huidzed dollars, or imprison
meat In the penitentiary not exceeding two'
years. It should be distinctly understood,
too, that a simple 'refusal to give the desired
laformation, or the giving of fain nano,
held to b e obstruction of the enrollment,
and punishable under the law.
Legal Intelligence.
(Reported for the Plt ['burgh Gazette June 12, DM.]
DISMIOT 0011M-317DGIS HAMPTON AID
The argument lid will be taken up on Mon
day, June lbth.
0011X0I YILLON.
Henry Williams vs. EWA& Barker. Judg
ment bond. Verdict for defendant.
Wm. Marin= and Tate his wife vs. Thos.
W. Briggs. Cue: Jury out.
B. Blots vs. Wm. Mae.. Case Verdict
for plaintiff lor $538.
Dula k Co. vs. Whightman & Anderson.
Claim on a contract claimed , to have been made
by Passer through Childs & Carson for Ducks.
The natdre of the Mena is, that the oontmot
was made by Childs with the defendants for
Truer, and that Bingos was unknown to the
defendants in the treasaation. Oa trial.
QVAIAIIII STINRITT AND
1101rN.
COM., TS. Jos.-Jamieson, Mary Jamieson,
Wm. Bolenger and H. Kleinman for conspir
acy; (before reported.) Jerry out.
Com. vs. David McKnight, Thomas O'Con
zusiand John Bury, for forcible entry and
detainer of the home of a tenant in the 6th
Ward, on oath of Hannah Gallagher. Ver.
dist* guilty
Com. vs. Charles. Patterson, Robert 4iud.
Hughson, ugh %leg, H o bert Stark, Fred. Garb
, ring, Bernhard Beeler, Jos. Reed, Wm. Reed,
Jnol Ma'am, jas. 'Stark, Fred. Went, John
' Jenkins, John Ramsey, for wilfully and ma
: !Mouldy tearing down and carrying away a
stack of hay, usitrad at $l2O from a close of
John Martin in Lower St. Clair township.
DeThosdants not guilty; pronoutor and de
fendants to pay half the costs. •
Good for the Fifteenth.
At a meeting of the told and line celesta
Of the 15th regiment Pennsylvania militia,
held yuterday afternoon, it was unanimous
ly resolved to tender the terrines of the regi
ment to Gen. Brooke, for such service and for
'nob time u the emergency may require. It
was also resolved to hold company meetings
to-sight, and report the number of men will.
big to volunteer lor the purpose of drill and
organisation—reedy for any service which
may devolve en them.
We appeal to our fattens to rally around
their hatters, and attach themselves to some
of =Mal military organisations. The Gov
eriment has don. for as all we asked, and
more. It now behooves the citizens to per
form their part. The troops enlisting for this
. smul service will be at once placed in camp
In this vicinity, while the emergeaey lasts;
they will be drilled and organised, and thus
Sited for service. They enlist. clothed, armed.
subsisted, and wrentnally paid by the Govern
mint. When the pmsent emergency has pass
ed, they will be discharged, subject to a week
ly inspection, perhaps,
_and liable to call,
p ada any future emergency seem to require.
We have. faith;inthe pat:loll= of our peo
ple. Let as It once settle.the question. of the
meaty of oat city, 'by adequate and timely
pensinglon for any emergency. Let our peo
ple at *nos emulate the example of the inf
luent% regiment State militia, and tender their
ambles to Gen. Brooks.
Good for the Batteries.
Satiny A had a meeting last night, end
Litretenant John P. Glass tendered his resig
nation, for the reason that he intended raising
• battery for the war.
' The company expressed their approbation
of Lieutenant Glue" project, and also their
distersebtatlon to do all In their power to as
aka bla in the good cause. In ther-meantitos
thew aro enlarging their organisation under
tee Militia Lama the State, and are in seed
beds to take the field on short notice.
Their hone are now In their own stable in
the Ninth ward, and a spirit of activity is to
be sass is *wry movamimt.
Therm ars In earnest, and none are want
ed to enroll who ars ,not willing to go any
. Wow, in art emergency.
W. Matoalf, Esq.,of the Tort Pitt Works,
takes the place: vacated bp Lieutenant John
Y. Glass. •
The Dratted Men.
The term of the drafted men of Pennsylva
nia is rapidly drawing to a close, and by the ,
middle of next month, preparations will be
made for their return to Camp Curtin. Meet.
hip are in be held in serval of caradjoining
ensiles to make arrangements to give the
drafted men a proper reception, and the
,ealls
-published In many of the country newspapers
are, signed by large numbers of their most
Proselaent eitisins. The reception ; of the
drafted men, will, undoubtedly, be a: hearty
_one and the man who have done so nobly af
ter ;heir cervices were rendered necessary by
onsteeription„ will meet with the warmest con
. - • eye of their relative, and friends at
$Ollllllllllll Sion.—Mr. Ell Young, the well
known - tratamm, le In daily receipt of the
&Weed !top, slants, tattles; eta., which he
serreemp_la the bat style at idealising room,
Gialthlent street, earner of Virgin alley. Eli
le mold hind at thibadnesr, and Me facili
ties for piling nirdellotelk are not to ken
anywhere la the city. Gentlemen who
nelled
dine from home will always Ind here a plea-
TYtr PUIIIOIIAL WAILLIIIL—A fa supply
of Oheso always-y*lo6mi wookky rePositorles
• of mini, litmosy and poetical misoollanist,
tote., will be found at J. W. Pitt:tole:, oppo 11 to
POSOMMI6 Among dm most attrsatioo.
skit • weak, we may motion_TAti_. Mt:totted
Arab Imam, liarpie. - Wieldy," aufrs
k4 . lCtispcution, ate. ;
• •••`• Nam lisitirstut vitt be us biari
;niloosess la another oolinth, there vlll be
aniktheettig hold in the Allegheny Market
AMY thlaykyordng, ter promotorobratooring
per thef,ifigr, oar hoaxes, We need not
to attend.
INOWTPAT - pinuiasor Boom a
Pashollos.
Piasocisqnsa .Azionat at Pittook'a, Op.
tkt
ht Memoriam.
Among ths an Lased of rod and tumid
citizens in our midst, who have lately paned
to their final rest, none ware more widely
known or more highly esteemed than the late
Dr. 'Joseph P. Gasmen.
Dr. Gnuans died on the 29th day of May
ult., at the Allegheny Arsenal, at the resi
dence of his brother-in-law, Major John. B.
Butler, in the 67th year of his age. For more
than forty years Dootor G. was an eminent
and suosessful practitioner of medicine in
this city. He studied medicine with Dr.
Dawson, a physician of this city, many years
ago, and attended the medical lectures in the
University at Philadelphia, when that school
was presided over by such celebrated teachers
as Bush and Physiok. He was devotedly at
tached to the profession of kis choice, and
soon after he finished his collegiate course,
engaged la extensive practice, to which he
bent his untiring energies and clear mind,
until the last few years, when be was com
pelled by failing health to abandon it, and
soak that quiet end revile which a long series
of years of native professional duties co ur
gently demanded.
It was the writer's privilege to be familiar
with and see mule of film when in the fall
tide of his professional dutlu, and he remem
bers well his hearty devotion to his calling
and his solicitous earo for the welfare of all
those under his charge.
Added to • vigorous and. compreheneive
mind, he had the industry and ambition of
the student; his mind was richly stored in
all that related to his profession, and he
sought continually, while adding to hi. stook
of medical knowledge, to advance and elevate
tho standard of the profession. The young
practitioner found in him a willing and safe
counsellor, and he felt it • plume and a duty
at all times to help and befriend them in any
trying emergency.
His extensive practice and raze qualities as
a teacher drew around him many young men
as students of medlilno, and they all beer
grateful testimony to his private and profes
sional worth. Pew men possessed so much
order and system In badness, and fewer still
more ennobled and adorned their calling than
he. His °Moe and htinsehold were models of
neatness and comfort, and we found him at
his fireside, not only tke skillful and mom
palled physician, but a man of pure life and
amiable manners. Owing to ill-health and
increasing he was admonished
that hermit abandon his profession, and in
the spring and summer of 1858 he visited Eu
rope in search of health. After spending sev
eral months traveUng,he returned only partial
ly restored, and never after that time engaged
gaged In motive prickles. (81noe then he had
been afflicted with disease of the liver which
produced jaundice, and had several attacks of
apoplexy, which ultimately consigned him to
the grave)
He is kindly remembered by all who knew
him, and his memory will long be cherished
by those who knew kim best and loved
him well. And while we are called to mourn
over deaths on the battle-field of those
who ire young in years and strong in health,
the tears of regret shall also wet the new
made graves of those who fall in riper years
in the great battle of life. 8.
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according to some, the but of Mrs. Wood's
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"The Castle's Heir" is published in two
handsome Bvo. volumes, illustrated with
eleven engravings, from original designs, in
advance of publication in Europe, by Henri.
T. B. Peterson dc Brothers, Philadelphia, and
is for sale by J. P. Hunt, Masonic, Hall, Fifth
street, and W. A. Glidenfennsy, 45 Fifth
atrial. Price, oho dollar.
SPECIAL LOCAL. NOTICES..
GIOVZ3 AND Barites SEWING MACINDIN, for
family and maanfenturlisg purposes, are the
best in use.
A. F. CEAToirr, General Agent,
Ho.lB lifth street.
TBO/11/1 iAIRT, Main and Oniamsatat Slate
Roofer, and dealer in-Pinunsylvania and Ver
mont slate of the bait quality at low rates.
Mee at Alex. Laughlin'', near the Water
Works, Pittsburgh, Pa. ap9:6m
New Azimut Or Baru Creesmo.—Of
ten we are .eked, when can we buy a neat
and comfortable rummer suit, made to order,
thus having the chime of 'selecting our own
goods? To all these inquiries waren answer,
go to Messrs. W. 11. k Co., earner of
Federal street and Diamond Blum, Alleghe
ny, and you will be suited awarding to your
taste. They have jut received thalr summer
goods, and for elegance of styles they cannot
be surpailed, and for fitness they are the very
persons, as their work Is all done under their
own supervision. Owe them a call, and you
cannot fail to be satisfied.
Amami, Emu= Vonnwriau i—The
attention of our otrunOrs brave defenders re
cently returned from the seat of war, lad of
the public in general, Is again directed to the
very eztonsire and handout, assortment of
the latest styles of Trench, English . and
American pion gads, for pants Coats and
vests, lately received by New J
s. ohn Weiss
A.C10., Merchant Tailors, No. 126 Federal
;tree, Allegheny. A tasteful selection of
gentlemen's furnishing goodie will also always
be found on the shelves of the establishment,
together with a lot of ready-made clothing,
got up in the best manner.
JCBT itarrezzo mon mre
Graham, Merchant Tabu, ,woulll respectfully
Inform his friends and the put& In general
that he km just returned from the last with
his new stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting of all the haat styles of sloths,
eldlllllollll and writings. Gentlemen diadriag
a stook to select frau that cannot be napalm.
ed by,any other bi the city, and their pr
manta made In the most fashionable manner,
would do well to she him • call before pur
chasing elsewhere.'
Smarm. GamMx, Merchant Tailor,
No. 54 Market street, one door from Third.
lloevtirotfo TISTINWIT.—Bev. John B. Bo
ble, Buffalo, N. Y., writes: ' , Mrs. S. A. Al
len's World's Hair Restorer and Zy'abase
mum are the best preparations I have ever
known. They kayo restored my gray hair to
'lts original color." Sold by druggists every
where, Depot, 193. Greenwich street, New
York. • • - UMW
AND DYSILIT237 will decimate
the ',phantoms far mono titan the ballets of the
enemy, therefore latently man tee to it that
ha °snits with him • scat supply of HOLLO
WAY'S PILLS. Thelente in India and the
Crimea saved thontends of ")311;(111 soldiers.
Only 36 ants per bdz. ' 213
Norma so Paoraart Hot me, Marrs ems
Ai.!. Orszas Isrmearrioe'—lor malls or al
terations' to stores or dwidnolPs now loofas or
asythrog else In the Oarpeater Sae, oall at
Outhbert's Oarpeater Shop, Virgla
abort Ssalthdeld streets.. orders pros=
attended to.
EYZit TAT ilegt: Ot person, who hat.
lot% five or tsri• dollaii by carrying their
money loose in their pixiketa. Now to avoid
losing any more they atrotdd go to Plttook'n
News Depot, oppoolte the Post-oitioe, and pro
cure a first-41w wallet or poaket•book.
CM? DIUMUITZT.—Those sooklas ohaap
Doltlarryi eaa hays lOU for bar dollars,
guii ngitoad bettor du rata for Ave dollin, at
the *at , Dintal estalbUtiumats, No. 211,
Pisa idiot. • • •
, .
°isms end Claaaraea atlas will be takse
it the ttataibitothae, So. 4U Liberty street,
day or sight. 411 ,orders left et the above
place will br rsoopUy attended iv. AS oath
vtr 'that aid to 64 ream la
boiVT4t) Without,* Photorap hie ilbam lusi is
yOus family. TAD Aso to
,paghan
at Pittook's opposite di.. /!.rtics?
O. iz.L, Dedisik Wren sirsetisttandlio
Mathieu of his proleidos.
THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
DUE SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to thOPlttabwigh Gazette.
Wo6lll2o.rott, Jane 12, 1863
137=1=:C!
lien. Hunter haa been relieved of hie corn•
mend at Port Royal, and is on hbi way her..
He is to be sent to en important commend
elsowhere.
[SOAPS OF 111811.1. 0//101141
As the steamer returning with eighty rebel
°Moen from Old Point to Bort Delaware was
some miles from the former place, they oi'er
powered the guard, seised the venel, and ran
her Luton small creek near Oapejlenry, where
they escaped. They had been sent down to
Old Point for exchange, but the rebel authori
ties refusing to exchange odious, they were
returned, being on their parole of honor. A
small guard only was with them.
omens' rumloram onximmusum
Among other measnru looking to an im
proved discipline, all. fuloughs granted to
officers in the army of the Potomac hue been
countermanded to-day.
Jl=
Commissary General Hoffman has ordered
all the rebel prisoners remaining unexohanied
In the West, about two thouaand lee hundred,
to be sent to Yt. Delaware, to awalt . exchange.
The came number is there now.
110667'6 zAlDgis
General Stahl is after Moseby's raiders In
all directions. His forms are on all sides and
In front of them. To snaps will b diffisult.
Mosby was near Ales this morning, running
for life. All the h stolen were canal stook.
rIIIIAOITN AND DAHLOZIN
The report that Farragut has asked to be
relleyed, and Is to be euceeeded by Admiral
Dahlgren, IA entirely erroneous in both re
'poets. Farragnt wW retain hie position. II
Dahlgren goes anywhere, It will bete Charles
ton.
The next time am attack is made be Iron
clad, the 15-inch gang which they carry will
have a much heavier charge of powder, which
it is ascertained by experiment they can bear.
TES OHIO GOTIIIOIIBIIIP
Ohio politicians here are speaking of Gov.
Tod or Bingham u the probable Union nom
inee against Vallandigham. Probably the
termer will receive the nomination.
ORGIANIZLTIOX OP 15010 TROOPS
Col. Wm. Birney, inspector for the 'organ
isation of negro troops, has been authorised
to reoralt at Philadelphia, where the silicone
have formed working committees to aid the
acme. They expect to raise two 'regiments,
who will be placed, with the Wuhington regi
ment, in a camp of Instruction here, and will
be °Cleared by penons who hen pused ex
amination before the Board here.
Gan. Popo has oonotitutod lowa IN a KW
tarp Disiwlot, woks Gan. B. Roberta.
REBEL GEE. STUART REPORTED KILLED
Bloclal Dirpatch to the Pitt.lnugh Gazette.
WAIIIIII6TOI, iure 13, 1863.
G.D. Stout, It is reported, was killed In ■
(mesh, light. -
Rebel Accounts of Affairs at Vicki:.
burg.
Wsznutaros, Jane ft —The Richmond DO •
patch, of the 10th, contains the following:
Mobilo, Juno 9.—A spesial dispatch to the
Advertimr mod Beginer from Jackson, May
Bth, says: A courier from Vicksburg reports
cheeringly. Oar men are fatigued, bat In
good spirits. Our loss ill a little over 500.
Col. Marks, of Louisiana, is mortally wounded.
Waddell's battery lost 12 killadand 23 wound
ed. Nine trains Of troops, believed to be
from ROillatilea army arrived at Memphis on
Saturday. There la merely a garrima at
Memphis. •
Jaaboni, Jaw B.—A swat, just in from
Viaksbarg, reports all working well. The
men are in good spirits, bat are somewhat
wearied from lying in the trenches sad expo
sure to the lan. Grant is slowly advancing,
by building walls's, which are four hundred
yard, from the outer works. Oar entire loss
does not exoeed 600.
Mobilo, June 9.—A private dispatch from
Jackson, on the Bth inst., reports Vick/bug
a right. Bixby , Smith is in possession of
Milliken's Bend.
Wasautoron ' June 13.-The Biohmond
Dirpatch of theloth contains dispatokes from
Jackson, Mts. to the 6th and Bth, saying
that Gen. Pemberton has sent word that be
can bold Vicksburg, and Johnston can take
his time to organize and dlsalplin• his forces.
There are many rumors, the most reliable
of which is, that Sm. Kirby Bmith;instaad of
being at Port Rodeos, has taken Milliken's
Bend and oat off Grant's supplies; also, that
Jackson's cavalry have cut their way through
to Vicksburg:
Triune Again Attacked--Retreat of
the Rebele.6Dererters to be Rae-
Muumuu, June 12.—There wee another
attack at -Triune yesterday. About 5 a. m.
Forrest with 500 cavalry and two batteries at
tacked our cavalry division, commanded by
Gen. R. B. Mitchell. The Federal, formed in
line of battle and replied vigoronely to the
fire of the enemy, who retreated as the Bed
evils advanced and pursued the rebels for six
nines. Scouts were sentforward, who report
ed the rebel, as still retreating. The pursuit
was than abandoned. The rebel, lost 91 kill
ed and GO or 70 wounded, and 10 prisoners.
The federal lose was di killed, among them
Lient.N. O. Blain, 4th Indiana cavalry, whose
body *mired here to-night.
Several mentions of Peden' soldiers for
demean will take plate next week. There
was a grand review of troops here to-day.
The weather is hot. Fiver 10 ladies on the
-Shoals.
Horse-Baclng.
PHILADELIMIL, June 12.—The third and
concluding day'. mess at Saolk Conn', took
place to-day to a very fair attendanoe. The
nutrias for a purse of sllo—two nine dash
—Capt.Moon'. Mamona teat Blondin, Co
pe,* and Osamu= in 3:41%. Second rue
—sweepstakis, for 3 year olds, g 2,000, two
mite daah—Watson's Capt. Moore beat Lodi,
Southerner, Burk and Surprise in 3:41%.
The first mile was run by the winner In 1:453i,
being the shortest time reoorded of a mile
being run on any Northern course. Third
ram, selling purse $3OO, 1% mile dash—
Bash's Seven Oaks beat Illonaln and Venture
in 2:173§. Fourth race, purse 000, four mile
dash—J. hi. Cloep's Jerome Bdpr, 4 years,
beat Hunter'. John Morgan, 6 Toombs 702%.
Rosbrs Raid into RatYland..Re
Retreats and is Pursued by the
Raton Troops, etc. '
WAIIIIIICITON, Jens IS.—lnformation
re
mind to-day show s that all quiet to the
neighborhood of Poolervilles.
Mosby's raid Into ktarythad was of short.
duration. A spatial dlspatoit from Leesburg
sap his fora was at Carter's Mills, on Goose
orsek, Loudon county, at daybreak to•day,
hurrying back to eh. mountains. The Union
troops were In pursuit.
Chief licenser Sewell has been detached
from 'pedal duty at Now York, and ordered
to the Bolton Nary Yard as Chief Engineer.
Fatality Amongst Contrabands Bent
to Bt. Domingo.
NIT You, -July 13.—The Empress pub
lishes a letter from llama stating that infor
mation had mashed therefrom the contraband
colony on the south side of Bt. Domingo, that
fully one half of the Are him. • nepoes sent
there from Norfolk have • • amongst the
mUgaut 'warner; itad it wag • the rest
would so Morrell' ono road.
4 Order ikon On: • •
New Yon, Zoe* 19.=.1111 . Orleans
,Nrck of Joao bth ontelat ea ,
Eras Gos. to the ea
Gran Is tot*tlllipLatl O" -•
slit' tad' Adrian ten tekollore to
rotund.
TIE LATE MGR AT 1111111BN'A UM.
The Rebels Beaten by Negro Troops
Maxraut, June 12.—The steamer Port
Wayne arrived up to-day. She brings ne
later dates than the Bth.
No guerrillas were seen on tho way up.
The fight at lklilliken's Bend, on Sunday
last, was a sanguinary affair, mush larger
than at Bret reported. The rebels, under
McOaßough, were 2,500 strong. The Federal
forte consisted of three negro regiments and
the 93d lowa. The rebel' made a desperate
charge at daylight. The negroes broke in
confallon, but finding their, captured com
panions slaughtered, they: rallied with great
desperation, and drove the rebels bulk. The
lose is heavy on both Bides.
Guerrillas destroyed portions of the rail
road track near Germantown last night. The
damage was slight and loon repaired.
The rebel force in Northern Mississippi
has all been sent to Johnston.
Prom the Army of the Potomac.
WASVIIIGTOS, June 12.—There was some
shelling on the Rappahannock this morning,
but all was soon quiet, excepting" occasional
picket firing. Both lines remain the same as
yesterday.
It is positively known that Lee's forms are
nearly double what they were at the battle
of Chanoellorville. Many of them are new
troops. There was evidently a stir In the
rebel camp for a general movement.
The following are the findings of several
general court/ martial, held within the lines
of the Army of the Potomac : 2i Lima. Baml.
Long, of the 61st, and 2d Lient. James Cole,
of the.69th Pennsylvania Volunteers, one for
drunkenness while on duty and the other for
drunks:lnas on guard, were each sentenced to
be cashiered. Private J. P. Woods, of the
19th Indiana Volunteers, was found guilty of
desertion and sonteneed to be shot.
News from Mexico.
Naw Your, June 11.—The steamship Mis
sissippi, from New Orleans, has arrived. Sp.-
dal dispatches to the New Orleans Ere, dated
South-west Pass, June sth and 6th, say the
schooner Dean has arrived from Vera Cruz.
Her officers report that the Mexicans retreated
from before Puebla. They ire said to have
spiked and abandoned their gans. The French
have taken po ion of the city.
It is also said that the French had arrested'
the Ametioan Consul. No reason is given for
this priceeding.
Gen. Comontort eaperceded.
Naw You, June I2.—The advice' from
Havana state that President Juarez has re
moved Gun. Comonfort from the command of
the Mezirun army of the Centre, for failing to
succor the garrison at Puebla, and put Gen.
Legatee In his_plaeo. The latter would at
onos take oonunaud of the troops at the capi
tal, and make every disposition forits defence.
I'm Richmond paperer hare recently spo
ken of one Francis P. Blair, Jr., a deserter
from the Union army, who has been con
fined in Cagle Thunder for bad conduct, as
"a canaille Yankee Postmaster General."
The Vtashington Star _says: "Postmaster
General Blair has no eon or other relative
in the rebel array, and doubtless some im
postor has been playing his cards upon the
Confeds."
AMILKAL FAXILACIUT R.CLUIVIED.-Ii ill
re
ported that Admiral Farragut, at his own
request, is to be relieved of his command
on the Missisaippi, arid is to be succeeded
by Admiral Dahlgren.
Markets by Telegraph.
Punanzi.reu, Jane I.—Ylour sell' at $5 75 for au.
perldtm. 5612% tor tarn sod 56 2507 for extra tolt .
tly. Has Flour is dull at 1150 u. Corn Meal at 114 W.
4V hoot 2.00 lower; 60ixt bosh 'Pennsylvania sold at 51
48, and white from 111. 66 to 65. Rye at $l. Corn
sells at 870 for yellow and 880 for white. Oats sell on
arrival at 750. Ooffro dull at 30030%0 for Rio and
32e for Laguyra. Provislo.' very quiet; tales of new
men pork at 5145514 to, madam tierces hams at 1005
120 for uncovered and canvassed.. Lard steady at 10
.9104‘c for Mae sad 1154 for kegs. Whisky is trotter
!Woe of Peursylvants andOhlo at 45,4046 M.
Nair Yoay Jun. 13.--Cotton quiet; sales of 350
bale. at Mel.. /tour dull:. galas 11,600 Mils at a
decline of WO. State, gt,0066, and $ , ,65861br Otdo,
.el $6,1546,99 for bouillon, Wheat declining;
sales 70,000 bush at 11,180438 for Chicago Spring,
and 51.2601,00 for Idilerankee Club, and $1,60 for
lied. liorn &dining; sales of 57,099 bush al 7a®76%
fur old and 72(075 for new. Lard doll, emospt choice,
which is arm, at . 4;44431 Whisky doll at 44)ic
°Oda duo.
CLNCLIEILLII, dune 12. —Flora could here been sold
to • lair extent 02 $4,5044,10 for supra - line, mid
$4,75.05 for higher grades, but the Woo being below
the mesa of holders, there less not much done. No
clump In wheat, corn or eats. Whisky declined to
enc. Nothing done In proclaim:to. Linseed 01l ad
vanced to 51,15. Gold, 40.' hilter, 30. Exchange
arm at .5i premium.
BMX:noes, June 12..—0h10 Extra Flour $5 9546
Wheat steady Kentucky White $1 66(kg1 Sc; Ead
$1 4201 44. Goon doll. Whloky gnu at 44c. Oats
arm, at 7.4760 f,r Pennlylvonie.
ViLIIMBING, GAS AND STEAM
lArITTING.-NICW ESTABLIFILLISINT.
WM. TATE, Jr., & CO.,
Paler, In GLAD PIPE 6IIIIIIM GLAD, BY
DLAZITI. BO NI Pa, OLIADDLLI2IIB.III/nOIEZT2
and PANDADS& glued lip with hot an;
void water end i•a 'in the moat arreyed manner.
tlo. 96. (LW .td.,) WEDS:BAG AMIE?,
DI door heroes Bohlen. Allegheny.
• N. B --Itapalring promptly atteuAnd eo. 1104:1,
MEW CONSiGNMENTS.
..A.A 103 boxes Hamburg sad W. It Obsess;
60 bosh. prime Dry , Poseties; (bare*
16 basb. ortese MI Apples;
10 Abbr. Flint Bombs;
26 dram Berl Brooms;
Jost ncelsed sad for sets at Na. 126 P•osad slyest.
Jell FRANK VAN GORDAN.
lUefl'latiliD-110 UNITE u
er STATES POST-0111101DMECTOEY, for 1863.
An alpheetioal list in the United Maks, with the
neon of Posunastiont With an Apiendin Cants n.
log the rates of Foreign sod Domtatio Postage, the
Pset.effice_bill. do, dr- tor isle by
Jett KAT d 00 NS Wood street.
stil‘e 1-100 boxes Cream, Ram.
burgh and W. B. Dahl, choke, le store and tor
solo low.
' Bco . bisbell Dried Apple', prime;
SIX/ dozen lgp;
Mot fresh Bon Mallon
W 111313 a WILKINSON.
917 Llbmrtl d nit
Mil
IV At
allit.DXS—A duo stuck of the soma std Most
Odom, les isle stone, Drab. Chocolate sad
Gros kwkm MU sad 28 at. Cafe It.
Jell J.a H. Pell.tapo.
SllUNDlibilf ['LABS
/4.7 puniness dwelling Louse of four rooms, kW%
us sod altar, sad • lot of ground 18 Not front o •
Ann Mast by 66 bop; hydrant, arm, eta. APPLY •
OM 8, 011TH SIM 801811. 81 klirtm et.
AYi.AUh PIWP.ISII,T
LL WM/Tillie:4l good brit* dwelling helm and
lot, with knit trees, garden, go., on or near the
Mune. Apply fa..
p>9ei.tIITTIIIIXST I SON . 51 Market et.
e LLL-2245 prima .11TOT;
fd ao Ono& do;
In store and for ml. by lIIIAD ILITZGAB,
949 Libe rtyatm 1.
LOUT , OIL °Lori:LK—A lull supply
of did/tont Waldo': sod 1 1 11/ea. will alueneel,
midst lower prim than eon be had In tho cat', for
Cole at the op Cloth Wantrooms, 55 and WI pt. Clair
o not. ' ; .1. as H. Pll [LUPO.
A 101.11 W 11001.." Life of Übrieto.
plaar Korth." (Min Oanipiled trom
dully pspers and other sonme.by MB daughtm,Mrs.
Borden. With an iniminctlon, by A. Mutton Mao.
kends.• inT t 00.. Mo. M Wood stmt.
2,000 eiliOULDEtt, jut
smoked, bean weights sad span one,
Oxide by 00014 BOTTIT It 00.,
t,g Ho 1511 deedibeeld etro.t.
santur,ou bbid extra Honey isysar,
I) • 40— do. wortod Winds do;
In store and for ludo by HEAD • lIIITZIAE.
, —O4O Marty stmt.
SatittlikiUld MU .A 1 balrels
NJJntme Boreal:Ds II Menu In More and ter sale by!
Jew BRAD & IitiTZGAB. 249 Liberty at.
ALULAISIMS2I.-200 bbls. prime N, 0
J.XJI. Knauer In at m and the inla by
jalo MM* lIIIITLGAIL, Die Warty mt.
en Corn Broome I
9 gonsndbrnabby
1.10 • RIL(11.41 1149 LI y et.
1111 Y inDahr-2,01.10 of super
$7 and iyim to Man sod tot ale by
ISAIAH DM
VIAJUM.--10 bbls. in s
° isk 1 " 14 4,l°OTa•L eagli!lr_
ali • mons, .
Ou, 1!! victims LuArr . An.
other supply tattered at Se and 11118 k., ONt at.
J. k P ' LIM
bbis. larielNo. in
Ai& don and formal. by • '
Jeiy ikkuat incur k 00.
D BY rHatt) not§ iR stare
Ind Ur ma. by ISAIAH. MINTY
bales in store and for sale
IiATAR k OD.
?1 - =
~~~~ ~
TI L IRrill Of
7,+tt
RPECLAL XOTICEIL
IWA COUGH, IX)L.14.011 LIU HMI
TA'IED THROAT, if allowed to grovel, rerilte
In mime Palmonery and Bronchial affectiom, 06
tentfman Incurable.
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHIS
tooth dined" the affected tarts, and Ore almost la.
.tent relief. In BRONCHITIS,. ASTHMA, and
CATARRH they are beneflciaL The good olleont
resulting from the use of the Troches, and Mats es•
tended me, ham caused them lobe cannterfelttet Be
`tare to guard against worthMe kmDiatom. Obtain
only the genuine Brown's Bronchial 2vochee, which
have proved their ettloacy by a tat of many yam
Pabllo Blandon and Binger, should um the Trod:we.
Oflloers and Soldier, who mer.tax the min.
end are exposed .0 Fadden changes, should bit ,
them. Bold eintyihere, at 26 cents per bor..
I•26ilimdewT
Tenor Copper fill and
Prrrumag.
KLake B
ING WO ;
PARK, APCIIRDY & CO„
anufecturen of HUNHING, BBASIY88• AND ,
BOLT 00PP721, MUD OOTPTN BOTTOMS,
RAISED STILL OTTOMS, WALTER, SOLDTB;
also Importer. ond salon fn METALS, PLATE,
SHEET IRON, ' , 6a Oonstantly on hind,
MIMS' MAO AND TOOLS.
WA■asoael, No. liO First and 120 Second senate.
Pilttebargh, Penn's.
Oirtpectal orders of %roper out to any dashed dot
tom mylinedowlyT
OCT° Nervous Sufferers of Both
IigIX.SEL—A. reverend gentlemen having been rs.
stored to health in a few dap, after undergoing all
the rune routine end irregular expensive modem o.
trestment,wlthout sumo% considers It his mho re
duty to communicate to his sfilloted fellow creatures
the mess or MILL Hence, on the reostpt of so ad
dressed envelope, he will send (tree) • oopy of the
presaiption used. Direst - to Dr. JOHN DAO.
HALL, 188 Talton streak Brooklyn, B. B.
IMMIEM
JOHN COCHRAN & BRO.,
• %dart:trent of IRON RAILING, IRON VAULTb
AND VAULT DOORS, WINDOW S.IIIIITRIGI,
WINDOW GUARDS, it., Nos. Si Second street mad
86 Third street, between Wood and Market.
Have on hand • variety of new Patterns, hum
and plain, Ratable for all purposes.
Partrealar attention' paid to enclosing GT&TIO Lot
Jobbing done at short notice. ah 9
OrP.STRONK UIL WORKS.
Long, "Willer If CO.
Worb id 'Margate:mg Station, AlLeghsny
Railroad. OM& and Waretionse, No. SS Iffmourr
STRITCP Pittsburgh.'
Moonbeams of ILLUMINATING and LOBEL
SATING CnkIIIION OtleS and BlitiSOLZ.
Sir - No.l BEFIENS6II., viarrantod aoa-arylo•
sirs, always on hand: oolinlgd
WK. O. MILLKL.
wrigniow Dora , 4M. EMIL
ROBINSON, Icatu a MIL
Tomo= Amt. ldsmainters, Wu:ammo
Weans, Pittsburgh, PSan'a.
Ornon, No. 21 NAM= Arum
Manufacture all kinds of STEAM &EGLI= AND
MILL MAOHINXItic CASTINGS, ILLILBOAD
WORK, STEAM norms AND gIiNST IRON
WORE.
MMVOBBING AND DIPLIBING done ea short
notice. tataihdly
WPittaburgO Steel Works.
.
twig roms..—....soss Ill'actuatrai
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
Manufacturer, of OAST STATE oleo, BPBIBQ
PLOW AND A. B. STILL, STILL SPRINGS AND
ALLIS, comer of 800 ea rinrtotroois,Pfttoberski
Pones. Dori
J.
arCOREVEILL &
OARAIAGA MANUAADIBILICEB,
SILVAN. AND BRAN PLAZAS&
And Maunficturiirs of
ADDLERT AND OARSIAGN
No. 7 80. ()LAIR WTHENT,.and
DIIQUESNII WAY, mar the. Maio,
PITTSBURGH. PA
jarBUBJER & BABIZEI,
FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER . SAFE',
BAHR VAULT 1110 H VAULT DOOR, AND
STERL-LINED DURGLAR-PROO7 SAFI
MANUFACTURERS.
/foe. 129 nod 121 Thar' d Ova, botioson Wood 01114
t3milkdold atroda--21orth aid&
ISITBAIM LOOKS always en hand. • coMIS
IM — N. HOLMES at SONS, Dealers
In FOR/UGH AND DOIIIB7IO BILLS ON
°HANOI., CINETIFIOATIO OF DIMWIT, BANS
NOTES AND spxone, No. PT Market street, Pitt..
burgh, Par '
OarOollerOono mode ' orl prinalpal clOto
throngtont Abe trotted Stoma
t. B. It 0. P. - Paper
kIAigUYAOTIIIIIIEBB and dealers In BOOK, PRINT,
OAT. I.IIITER AND ALL HINDS OP WHOP.
PING PAULY/.
Ilirlisve removed from No. ST Wood Moist to Ho.
33 Smithfield street, Pittsburgh, Ps.
MrirOggil 011 THADII TON RAGS. um.
MHNIIRY H. COLLINS, .For
b AND 001111213810 N NIBONANT and
ertee dealer to CHI. NUMMI, UNDO,
FISH, and Produce generally, No. ZS Wood West
Pittsburgh. Pa. ndl
BOOBS.
NEw PUBLICATIONS.
Burin's Dietary of the Serperostoral. 2 vols.
Sketches and Talee. B 7 He Miller.
Mt roar of Christopher Bo rt& By Mrs. Cordon.
Puts 10 Amulos. By 'Laborde's.
Life in the Open Air. By Major Winthrop.
Tale or Two Ottfee. fliesis , de eel. (sew voL)
Two Pktorrer. By Maria Mclntosh.
fictalko Campaigns of 1802$.
Bineakee Bunker o 8 the Crimea. Vol. I.
Yoe sale by KAI k SS Weed it.
QOABOE
.p VALUABLE BQOKB.
Dlrendow of Parley. 9 rain
Leland's' Deistical Writer'.9 rola.
Dr. Porter's Lectors, on Hisollloa.
Caudillo do Trento, In Ontia' and Latin.
Hosea Trodden. Id m e. pu
Madame of the Benuredkaa. Hanley.
Rowe end DOW Works. 1 vol.
L Yea lab. rale.,lB
Core:Leolosen au Eadptanktoote& Tioybeiy.
Hon's World. II role !a vo.
es3l6 . J. L. lIIAD.n fourth Meet.
LATIITUBLIOATIONS. •
My Seat/nen hinds. By Birk.
Mutely of the Selbrimation la the these arCalirla.
Foosislie on the Boaedszy el another World.
The Gpeft Ism Wiled Beatifnel. Winslow.
Bean's Thirty Tears la the. U. O. &Inas.
Les Beferabki. Milt and paper.
Byes Sad Zoe. Beecher.
The Stan sad the Lage!s.
Werke la lllsiary, TheeLogr, Belfries, he.,
myl6 Jae. L. RBA% et Fourth stmt.
STILL A ()HAMM I
Another antral of
OMIT'S ppm PRANCE CALF IQUASIVOIED
BOOTS.
littr*l sad pt • pall., at
JAMB 808%
N.. 1111 ILIJULZT OTEMIT
CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
Cbnier fihto a.d Adana Einags, Al lglus',
GEO. 4. zrzrzr, Proprietor
I pAsium eons wets - ;
PATINT Xllllol3Zl%**
;gi
ftA . A . A. H. AN tilAbli respoottally
17. A. Informs the eillseis ofßitblettsho that
he bag been anointed soles pot - bribe Gals at Ily•
ere ewes ariOnsi 011111ENY • ANTI-0011011TE
They ete teoommsaded b 7 tee laxisellboese
In the alkh mess 'We axe -
assn. Baum a Oa, lemma a 09 4
m oo s gui , C 0..& Ism Ors 71RAIT Qo
Zoe, ?martin& Oa. • .
• out etheie:
WOOl. TWINIO, all . tin. 7 7- billi
and pastas, In assaillass CU - -
Hasp, 11ha and O ot to °Kam Walt to
Cocoa and Watling' Sow aottaa - wsprilasi
orn rimy Tabs sad SSA Lbw. I Zsd
ords, Cloths' Laws, Beet Clads, as.,
oWags and Twine Warsaw.% I
a. ULUVii.
SI Made, Lass • New Task.-
A DMI .IDATUIV 1111: 1. •
A L , ta n di g impart7 Or tie i.t Gasp BUM
wW be said at kb late midgets oft Dlsairoad
la shi dh of pitfall/eh onaTtiIIIIIIDAY; Moly 10,
Imo, so is eolook a. ma Bosooliold Parsitara. Bob
sad Bolin:1m littobsa lltonslll, Bar Bisque"' Bag.
atolls sib
Twmae t ! ntleal rk.wes;ite.;
isiotesa ' esoAocanillA.,Adaddirstev:
"INDIA RUMBA 113Ltrililtilk—thips,
IlavelOthilfrini. - Nliktualsd Pan,'
'WIND% shusAs* itioasJ mid iviaild mat
ot.to. artkire In the Ibusobt she lad Rubber Aye*
Si aal Olair Amt.
J. • 11. 141XLIMIL
i ;~.
rRAILROAD 00tr i rliat MBa—
ivaled Itioporde tettl - terreadmit by_ thllltee.
stony Teliey kW:MA INPagSIM at ulau
Pit street, In the Oltr_ .
rati 4 4 4-
1.161, fOr
Oak& p. be.. on INITINDILT.
the cirednation and Neeontyof Nettosa am a end
not theft toedoech about one mu. InNo.
a et& wed No a been at the month a[
!mimeo Omsk. toot sake above the proud Witte=
of the road at Kittanning.
These Sections Maio& the hurled *ark be' bora
Klltannths. and Nabontog. end is. will merlin the
attentloa Of experienced oentrectors. 77%,
monthly
Payment
e for the work to be 'made In ask Is'
sti
The 'toe will be properly Mane. antrproffiter end'
specUloations pimento ter extdbition be the Ist el
Jane nest ; bat should any dada* to Sillallillo, the
work protons to that time. they an obtain ait the
intormation tutormuy to enable thaw to do so In a
salleteatay sumer, on apalla to F. Plum
Mrino= and B of the load, at
oNce fu nab NBLIX S SSIIIIOT,
ytrktdw ' • • • " President.
rrICHTH EXTRAOTED WITHOUT
a. PAIL—We take thlnmsthaa at httomthad our.
friends Ind the_publio igensrelly that we ere now
Mai l
to IEXIBLOT TIM M ffOllT , NUM
m meatlce of Dentistry. Than who bare been
tostpmlng thle anthdreeded operation may how
ley rate Mar hers and do at. tell. as the am-
Mat we ben In me has been testod tn.
big as NA lour mem, tally ate the lab
and pond.. character of the oseretton. o Deaf
or agenda& nor Chdrado Bottom med. - - All those
MAUL the sada o f good end nabob Dentist
urn do wen to allconsult with
SAWS B.uae, D. D. a.,
No. 911 lath gavot ;
er. as. O. Ma;
Boma Ho. 47 liagaillaid at.. Pitlstrorsh.
FI KR-WORKS, 11TR&ORACKER 8 ,
TOBPIDOZB, FLAGS, UNION LANTIRNB,
CANNON, is
Mi. J. W. HADMILD taring alien as the ordp
Depot lit Malden Lane tor kW alibreted
riaar EBBW= FIBIOVIOBSB.
We &reprimand to eau them on the mtentavorable
terms, tor telly bed GILD 0401. ORLOialla,and
IDEPSDOMI, at the kneed market rates.
Orders aoliotted and promptly attended to.
818 anßUSOalt a NORA
Importers et Toys and lam Goode,
e 5 Malden Lau, ocemer rd Vanua Street,
otyldnim Nam lona
I BAAO CRAIG
a
I=2l
L.L.11611.12i 014
Lope nonstantly on hand urvi and
moonid stook of Dzoarma BOAT AND B =O I 2
maim wisrow rasa& slum warren,
smart s& mere, SPOUTING, Lentz PA.
GIGS, ae. to o
Ba rill ordon BAWLS MUT with
nromptoon and at Adz nava,
N. B. Persona wanting LOBO TIMM of POP.
LAB, ore porlionbuly vited to andnino his .
Mr Mos s on 012/10 In MOM% moo- RotA a
n.
anhihtt
PEBBLB ttIPBOTAOLFS.
R
.—Notwltketiatteg the Werke of Woo
=took nada!, who Nape to She :ewe of OF*
RUSS= PEBBLE anCITAOLIIII
- -
Are
elidA U day thewasmsS
exasomfnWlr
of a
Spet k ; th OMe s k ad xminehßll•
PiBBLI woe. t who by
J. DIA3IOIID, Pradiasi 1414c0144
• of the Boadan Pebble (*Millay
1.10 ID 111111 Mersiati Pod Bat Mu.
D.
B. BULGIR., SAM
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Illaaalactant bi may Irear:Slat•
17 12.• lq I ri" ITI2, )41:
110. 811TIMIIILD EITHIIIII'
PITUBOMON, 1.4
AI tdl..oetanat OR P/21111/Witati aunt/ rirc
TUMID Irlloll7lllll ccontantly or bast r eiwe
we win NH et the iewew pone ••ie
lolikbwowtr
011,THILL 1 STONEMAN,-
1114.1113PAOTZI3N80 01 WIBS WOES.;
HATO shams on band and make to ordos MON AND
MANI BOIBBIS WINE CLOTH ; STIIIM, of al)
kinds ; BIDDLIN, kir formdry ; HIATT
WOEI YOB WINDOW, fm; BIRD 0.1038,
TANTINTAL NISI WORN, ibrilovies. do.
mortal c 4 WERIO for rola or
ea eo TOI7IIIII linnet:"
6.. 160/1i..--....../Otla
viaTresußan jam] BRICK
lITALCITI7IIIIO , • . '
Kum GLOMLA CO.,
Illiannacturan of
rum siii4 mum, ouumiums, he., sad
&don In AND OBOOTBLZ CLAY. .. .
iNrOASce, o. 11115 LIBII3I7,BTBIZY.Fdie
UN Pinn's. B. B. Punfirnsgr Dowse,
_Pittle!a , Pa.
lir Orin, an rentsentattreatalsed. Aims
V. N. 1111A)111•••••••...20i6IVIIIWW
BROWN, MORROW 00.,
ifossz, elan Aim 14111A11111Mle PAISITZBN
Gamin= '
410 GLAZIELI,
No. 91 17/11D-829911/19.
It:M=l
VIIMI-Of all kuula.
J: 11001terg, median and hey, fa bbb. 6,166,04
Baltboan, enin;
lak• Whlbe ß FM iald Horeb`, In bbb.*W lll l
bop Was 0004
100 60
bbb. XL O. Mobro ,m
•
60 60 I=4
, 116 a. .
60 b bb4 oxes pima Ohms; -
Tarr& by Loir) masszirroa, .- ..
mai , II mama
WAGONS' AND CARTS FOR MLR.
v • —1 ■lll. bap as baud sad sake to Onflar dl
ILIA& s ot WAGON& CIANDS, DHAYA, ?DOM
wingimassnows AND BTOINI
THOM,
_all made of Ma best materials and- far.
nada Abo, tha 300110101 Whaelact HAT. RAIL
I di* tarnish BTW. YOH HAT HARM
Notes, awl ;Ow an IllarkarAnaus, to Dolt of
lb. Paaltantlery, Allaapoty OW. -
azAll n geraium.
polo : JOB COLD. SODA WAWA,
Drawn hos Paresista roantabis
Am II delicious NB OBS &X and OAXI I3 . el 03
kindi huh el.r 7 ' l a' -L sum%
No. II Diamond. £DKLsc,•
p'&NBIONS, BOUNTY & BACK PAY.
T. WALTER DA T.
GUNIIILL GOVIRIMIKT.
ws Tont or., id acice &aim catholic' aura.
wukt...l
serLDESBEr BONDS WANTED,
ex
• ,
A. ItoTlllll3'll 8A7111330 HOUSE.
N0.11.421TTN
ialiCON, itCL". ... . . .
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LP 1000__.
00- Bl ot pouni.Bakeen ai ..
do • do•
SOO . do. do -iisoix ' . .
SO tads. Lott% Panay lloor; • • -
$5 de 3n Sop. do; . . •
A arks Poloist; , • )
, • 10 loot Lard;'• , •.
' Dry ADZIOS . . . i '' • '
tlr/M o * 14E414 . , .
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$t sod 1911adtkiiid otroot.
110=%** 0-1 4 °-°4 - 4° . „ •
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60 0 0 _ G040111!tr:Di , :t;
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p1i,0111.10 . 14.-60 b . ' r: ' ' '. lour
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*sail TO Watissensil.
MISIOEL
P l4l q; ' Cit• PALE "L
(lbso•atioro to Moor O. .Watt,) l
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' Merchtent..T4ilors,
Lra now r e c l iT lW? kar t
SUMO . STOCK... OF GOODS, ...
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adapted toiled Alitttrnidt, i wlalel bu ton inset. il
otl wlth f cl u ttztr a tt to ,vstril a tt i oPPabat.; . 1 , : b :
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=ti to bedlam sod atrial tottogritt to nea t ' oi
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approval of all who way favor tut with a eel,
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Yale to ardor la **best fawner and on tee/cunt
team Basin flatbed great teeny US MUMS,
Jar Stanfield and 'Llni Odlcett. al wail el 'of the
NaTh Insz•Prtrold. enscats olden ill 1/911 line.
Ilne
Irlth a:madness and despatch.
Movies a Tarp:daft selection if TURD 12111.131
GOODS sheep.= Lead. ,,. . • •
MA. Pilia Jm. czars imams.
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~'COMMIOK • h GIBSON
Kithi otnreii S
LEAD 1P
SHEET BAR GEAR,
Pig Lead,
NINTH Tl 2 .14ET,
Mamma gum ercustoi.,.
ESTABLISHED 1760.
PETER 'LORILLARD,
Elm/ AND . TOI I / 4 :006 lIIAATAO2I3II4B,
18 a 18 o.447iumskeraszr,
tronsuntr 431Chathem,shessi, Now York.)
Would eon the attention o! deilsii tO the articles of
his msaufsetaxe, its: • •
• - BROWN FINDIFY.-
Macaboy, liappso,Gosnr ..Rappee, Anunitan
OMlnman, Danfgros, Pere Vixenln, !Annulments,
YIELLOW 1115114 X., •
.11ontab c :y Toni lkibtalt; Irish. High Toad of
/allaffept, iDevilcoteb,ftesk-licney Boot*
Mar %.I:tentlan is -aillint - to - tbn %it:eduction In
prkes of TiniZat Chewllngp4,glo g Tobetcon,
mid& will be VIM oriluperfor qunllty.
TOBA000;
=iMilk:§ll=Ml
Irma CVT A.. L.. or:plain ; °oven.
illaW or Sweet; Brost Reacted Orono= ; Tin foil
Carandia. _
- Booszio=4. lieo, tipazian, c.auter, 'Turkish.
N. B.—A *Bollix of ptioto wltl 'be sent an 40-
IariUMBEES MATRLIEtLtha
OHABLES 111:11LIXIN,
IMPOIIIIII Alf Ri110019.41
No: '690 CPMlngßOZ.a...nawurpri.
Constantly In store, a lariptassortlnest of Copper,
Illne.lfron and Oalrardsed Iron Bath Tribe
. WDftaaed Marbled Plug Badnas
•
White and Marbled or Nue Closet Haab...
Maly Watert3lossti, bomplets.
Water Corti of every,disorlytlon.
Tampa. Pains,
Iron. Bram
'lren and anainelled Portal?). Wash Stand,.
-Thrithld Drain PIS. Wulf., Branches and Traps.
Phusibers' Bean and-Plated Work, of every de
ortottoti.
Load Trays and Hadds. Pine and Cider Bydiant
Poets, Hydrant Hods, Plumbe d Haike, marble
Mahe, Rub b er Hose, an, as low is any home In the
--...862.
0 A. R., 1 1" S .
17 . 13 . WCALlant,
NOWITR ersszvt4 •.•
• larptporlaii of. oar etOcat-birtheireau bought
peeetone to IN sada of advances, and pow repletush
ed, Oustept tits lugost, adTince of the semen)
with tits wren dm•gss :
.
13A3Prre.OIL OLOn111,1UU!Wol!--911ADZ6,'
ilmiratto csiptttittity offeittlic: Ipurattrtni at
moderato nits, totiatetpb• blew.
- 'daftly
MADISON STARCH 1:Q11141,01%
wiAeviligmd r. 44P2!.* toe ; Rittfburgh .I}4
wars 11.&D/80NlitialAni tiorKFAN Y.
===l73
And constantly on hand a emly of thou
. Lela straws. ifflltda •111 be mold
In cinantltis lsadass past ndsosalga tarsus.
81:601dAEXII
.
fi'LBS. WHOLE 21OPPlig:;
1 7 V 3.5. bite Ida 2222 Jail CO5OOl
hat chaste ants sad 11212.12Ve50;
"Is nee N o
. ".• •• b 22 6 - 21 2221 2 1“, eolresand Puh.d Sugar,.
022/, ti.
20 Mx 61211 f 612.12pi:1, 2 a 3 kLeckeiel;
80 doßit 6
peoporea Ooffei- " '
20 bozos 42110111211/10111;111111,6*Pp
'2obbl..' H. 0: Nolaig;
20 de 12011122 Bpi2p;
10 do Labrador Ilertlogu. ,
.100.2earced sad 16,221617
LL9D2411 k.TNLTOBD,
a . ' 187 Liberty
G W. OHITROIiIf, No. . 32 bomb
'tons itrest, dlivait for. lotto mane
I " It mnstaMl S *51,11. K thlt limed stsidt , t pone
mf~4h is pvtlastiety'sdiptsiL Abs:auking o
gas iiibe it rut w. =who m:
80. Tb •
sicamist; '
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. : INZY ALL CUOMO OV GOVIOLVIOR Fußnartus.
Praline &Osiers! ComFdasioalker;haul,
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rr ~"' " :'4 1 44 - " WOW VW: 15.
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5.7= , - .‘7:ll'crolinuto.
bblictiedir liar
-, 44 Tres,Prirmiiiporminue lervalest,
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snd dealers ill
Bleak lin,
Patent Shot,
rfINGINWATI. 0.
ass Lrasirry srgrn.
180D.41„
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