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MAJ. CEN. JOHN. W. CEARY,
0. CIIMMERLA-ID COUNTY
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Cot. OldAnoriv has seen fit to explain
in a published letter a part, at least, of the
mystery of the' Campo Bello enterprise.
AC,lNUng..to.his ,statement, fear and
were atthe bottom of the ill-conceiv
ed and wretchedly managed undertaking.
Olinirestr..,had Lie proj e e,t, ; h e
claims was the conquest of Ireland from
British domination. SWEENY had a differ
ent scheme, which was the invasion and
subpiiittiioll l
, Canada.
thought, if be remained inactive, his re.
tainers would !weal; away from him and go
OYOO9.,PYIEZNY, This pricked hint onto
a premature and reckless expedition. To
complete his discomfiture, which was sure
to overtake him soon enough, the New
York World, after he started, detailed ac
curately'the wholeplan of operations, thus
puttink both the Government of this coun
try and that of Great Britain on his track.
Whether this disclosure was the result of
traackterY among his followers, and was
the result of keen reportorial enterprise,
following delicate hints with' intuitive
certainty, it is not worth while to specu
lut,
While o'3l..mitmcv and his retinue arc iu
mourning over their failure, SWEENY and
his set are jubilant. Next to taking Cana
da, nothing could have given them more
unalloyed satisfaction than the embarrass- ', I
meat Mid confusion of their rivals.
Just at this point Hawn CENTRE STE.
MIENS made his appearance in New York,
having adroitly succeeded in eluding the
vigilance of the keepers of a British jail,
and making good his escape- He is repre
sented, by almost unanimous consent., as a
man of ordinary intellectual capacities;
even destitute of that demonstrative will
which frequently passes for talent, and is
in many exigencies of active minim, better
tkanthe highest mental gifts. It is a mar
vel what effects followed his appearance.
o'llAnctissr made servile haste, upon a hint
tram him, td abdicate his authority and re
tire into obscurity. SWEENY nimbly sued
for commendation. He uttered the man
date, and Krr t man passed under a cloud of
disgrace. At his nod the men who clam.
ored for the invasion of Canada, united in
declaring that Canada should not be moles
ted. Both factions appear to forget their
mutual animosities in attempts to outdo
each other in offering adulation to this
man. How long will this last? Will the
furor created by STEPHENS lead to
any
practical consequences? When this idol
shall 141 enjoyed his brief hour of tri•
umpli and of command, and been crowded
from his stool, who will take his place?
Or will the whole organization so effectually
collapse that he will need no successor, by
leaving nothing to succeed to? These are
not questions difficult to answer. The Fen
IZIII mnvrmcnt has brought to the Atirfact ,
number of men, swollen with self-conceit
anti desire for notoriety; but not a man of
marked natural endowments for leadership.
Sometimes, in the commotions of a capital.
numbers and popular enthusiasm work
prodigies in a brief period. A wave of tu
multuous violence often suffices to shiver a
throne and scatter a dynasty. It is only
when such 'terrific energy falls under the
direction and control of superior intelligen
ces that permanent results are SeCOM
plished. Herein the Fenian movement is
hopelessly defective. Its champions may
vapor u little while longer, bat its speedy
and final frustration is inevitable.
Tl - is individual was the Governor of
virfrinin under whose warrant Joint Bnown
was hung for treason. When he issued the
mandate under which the old man's soul
"went marching on," he was himself
deeply involved in the conspiracy for trea
son against the federal government, which
flashed out into open rebellion a few months
later. When he ordered the hanging of
Baowa his own neck was deserving of the
halter, and for the same crime, without a
circumstance to extenuate his guilt. That
he has not been hung Le owes exclusively
to that policy which seeks not " to make
treason odious," but to honor traitors.
At Richmond, on the recent anniversary
of the death of STONEWALL JACKSON, Cel
ebrated with ostentatious parade, under
that inspiration from Washington which
will, apparently, soon count it an offense
"to have worn the blue," Mr. WISE made
a speech, in which he said:
"I don't know that I am a prisoner.
(Laughter- J lam bound by no chain.. I
have a pass to go where I please upon the
soil of my native land. At least Gen. Grant
says so. I may be arrested, but I wan ted
no man living to tell me whither I might
go. (Cheers.) I have the proud satisfac
tion of saying that I fought until we had
won the.privllege of being paroled. (Ap-
Plausel 'There is no authority here or
elsewhere to arrest me or to stop my mouth
so long as I obey the conditions of that pa
role ; and upon that parole I shall stand so
long as I live. (Applause. You call me
a prisoner of war; I am not a prisoner of
war. If prisoner at all, I am a prisoner of
of pea e. , among the last shots tired by
infantry at Appomatox were those fired
by the troops I had the honor and pride to
lead; and there at Appomatox peace was
brought about.
,"You nsll the atm lost ;
If it Is lost, the cause of civil liberty is
doomed, forit, too, is lost. There was n
Paradise lost and a Paradise regajtted, and
there will be, , n Paradise regained, in this
country. The blood that has been . spilled
is too precious. I should not believe in
God if I did not believe that a special prow
idenco would yet give victoryto and peel%
the triumph of civil liberty in this coon.
try,
"One thing can bu said, there was one
man who could not be driven to do that
which be did not consent to do. As long
ns otierian in this Commonwealth—[a
' What Commonwealth?) What
Commonwealth? There never was but on.,
Virginia. Ilia I tell you, Old Virginia is
not - at home. She will come back sonic or
these davit, and then the devil take the
hindmost. I am watching, and will tell
her when she comes what has been done in
her-absence. I'll say, 'Mamma, your c hli.
dren did not do that. It was done by ire
' posters - and pretenders.' A ga i n, r gay,
there is but one Virginia. They have taken
and are wielding her powers. If I am a
traitor, let them make the most it. if j am
a traitor, why don't they try me and hang
me? I have lost my lands and pov er ty,
but I would clean hoots 'on your Street,
• sooner than bow to usurpation. If I luel
triumphed, t idunild have favored stripping
hem naked.l4sughterd Pardon! They
might have - appealed for .pardon, but
would have seen them damned before I
would 'have granted it. For mysel4 the
boot being on the other Icg, i take no oaths!
j ask no pardons!' fProlongeticheers4 I
give yon that brigade—the ,old„the lasting
the enduring Wise 'Brigade. f Cheers and
applause.)"
There is not, and never was, another na
tion on the face of.the earth, in which a
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it is not los
man, guilty of "the highest crime known
to the laws," would be alloyed thus to in
sult the spirit of loyalty. Ue does it be
cause he knows some ot l "the powers that
be" will be far enough from taking offense
at his insolence.
TIIICAE(Ett;;Artvgs are fussing because
Chief Justice Chase will not go down to
Richmond and call on the trial otSefferson
Davis for treason, until the President shall
restore the Civil Law to its proper suprem
acy in Virginia. How does the case stand?
The President, some werlii' ago, formally
Proclaimed Peace as existing in all the re
volted States, except Texas. Upon what
plea, then, does he maintain martial law
outside of Taros? Was his Proclamation
a sham, for'some low party . end? If mar
tial law is still rightfully supreme in Vir
ginia, why does not the President order
Mr. Davis Ueforo a military commission i
If Peace actually exists, then Chief Justice
Chase is right In refusing to hold his Court
under a canopy of bayonets.
Tau FLAG PEEtuvrmerroN.—The Penn
sylvania Railroad Compiny generously
offer to transport, free of charge, to and
from the flag presentation at Philadelphia,
on the
, rieNt Fourth of July, ell surviving
color-hearers and color-guards of Pennsyl
vania regiments. It is desired that lists of
suck soldiers, wanting tickets, should be in
the hands or General NEGLEY, of this city,
or of General TYNDTLF., of Philadelphia,
on or before the 26th of the present month.
Further, that such soldiers should tissem•
ble at Harrisburg by the first of July.
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OE the question of grog Igew York is
ngog.
A ntrarcal, mouse has been captured at
Meadville.
HON. Gs°. Mossy died in Boston, on
Friday last.
Tait Texas frontiers arc suffering from
attacks of Indians.
THE crops of Michigan will prove light
er than usual.
Jolts 0. WHITTIER chooses not to be a
candidate for office.
Gat. Scary has been received with due
honors at West Point.
SEVERAL ships are expected at Havana
from China with coolies.
Two THOUSAND levee laborers at St.
Louis are out upon a strike.
INTELmoimer. from Vienna, Berlin and
Florence continues menacing.
A COLONY of German Jews is about to
settle near Jaffa, in Palestine.
COUNT DE LASTETItrE, a lineal descend
ant of Lafayette, is in Washington.
Tun German Polar Expedition is to start
on its voyage during the present month.
HONORS and wealth arc showered upon
the peasant who saved the Czar's life in
Russia.
Tun boys in the army never complained
of trichina in pork, although the worm.
were observable.
CAPT. THOMAS JOTCE, the first while
male born in Louisville, died in that city a
few days ago.
A FILOsSITETE, Anne Hodges, shot and
killed her paramour, named Krick, a gam
bler, at St. Louis.
Tire President has appointed A. M. Itle
an anti-war Democrat as postmaster of
Taunton, Massachusetts.
TrIE question of establishing public Inth.
lug places now attracts attention in nearly
every city but our own.
•- Emu. GElte. CON, of North Carolina,
and Cooper, of Arkansas, have been par
doned by the President.
TEE new law in Tennessee prohibits all
from voting who have not Leen, at all
times, unqualified Union men.
T ELM disreputable characters who have
been driven away from Titusville seem to
be concentrating at Pithole city.
Do. Goon/its., of Columbus,
dangerously injured yesterday by lolling
down the stairs of his residence.
ITALY has telegraphed to the French
Government that an engagement ha:, been
entered into not to attack Austria.
Tux New _York 'tribune foots up the
bank swindlings and embezzlements fat
the last twelve months at about P 5,164,0150.
Art explanation is to be required of the
British officer who directed the tiring upon
a pleasure party at St. Andrews last week.
IN the spring elections in Michigan, in
twenty-six counties, the Republiums have
made a net gain of seventeen supervisors.
A TERIIIIILE conflagration has visited
Oskosh. Thirty of use most prominent
buildings were destroyed. Loss, $lOO,-
000.
TIIE Lebanon Herald says that the new
iron bridge over Stone's river is nearly
finished, and will be ready for travel in two
weeks.
Ex-Paes (DENT Puttee was recently con
firmed a member or St. Paul's Episcopal
Church, Concord, N. IL, by Bishop
Chase.
Tun widow of Joe Smith, the Mormon
still lives at Nauvoo, lIL, where she i
keeping a hotel. She is no believer in Mor
monism.
IT is proposed to send Santa Anna the
cork leg captured from him during the
Mexican war, and held ass relic by a Pitts
burgher.,
THE American residents at St. Petersburg
sent an address to the tmperor of Russia,
congratulating him on his escape from as
sassination.
Runaus were again current in Paris that
England and France would offer to medi
ate between Austria and Prussia, but were
Lot generally credited.
Ir is proposed In Charleston, S. U., to
eonvert the square of the burntuistrict into
a public garden, on the same plan as the
Palate Royal, in Paris.
Fivs or six cargoes of Preach dour are
now on the way to this country—sent out,
not as it Is particularly needed here, but as
a speculative adventure.
TIM sales of oil in New Bedford during
the put week have amounted to half a mil
lion dollars, about half of which has been
wade by one manufacturer.
AT Nunda, New York, a little boy be
tween fiventld six years of age, was con
victed of assaulting a full grown man, and
sent to Jail for thirty days.
Tnr. Woman's Rights Convention in
New York was well attended, and well
conducted so far as women were allowed
to control its proceedings.
MAST prominent physicians in New
York express the opinion that there, has
not been a single case of genuine cholera
in the city or on shipboard.
A PACILAGE of jack knives, made In 1;702,
turned up in New Haven, last Saturday,
and was sold at auction. One of themwa.s
sent to the historical society.
WiTIILN a circle of twenty miles of Bos
ton there now lives nearly one-third of the
population of Massachusetts, or considera
bly over four hundred thousand souls.
A STATISTICAN Bays that he has already
perused fourteen hundred and thirty-three
different articles upon the cholera, in all of
which the authors advise different preven•
Lives.
TIIE French Goventmcnt is devoting
considerable attention to the protection 01'
literary property In all the countries which
have signed International treaties with
France. •
PRENTICE, in a wicked hinge at the very
underpinning of society, says "'tilting
hoops' enable the common people to see a
great deal more of good society than they
ever saw before."
Tint HOlll3O Committee on Coins, Weights
and Measures, have directed Mr. Kassou
to prepare a report recommending such
action as will tend to promote uniformity
in the systems of civilized nations.
Mr. Hiruut MCINTYRE was visiting a
brother In Duchess county, N. Y. and
while practicing with a revolver, fired at a
dog 'house where two little daughters of his
bruther, were playing. One of them was
instantly killed._ •
A ruizz of four hundred francs is offered
by the Educational Society of Lyons,
•Pmnee, for an easily to determine how fur
the want of success ll} children's education
is due to their narents, and bow farto their
sclumlmaateta, The ways may bewrltten
in any language.
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JAMES D. SMCLA Tit, a prominenttobaceo
merchant of Chicago, is charged with hav,.
ing fired his store on Tuesday night last, ,
in order to secure the insurani.e upon it. j
He was promptly arrested.
Select Committee of the llou,c upon
the Bankrupt Law has modified the two
Bankrupt Hills, submitted to it several
weeks since, and merged their better
features into one ea ens ur e , which will be
reported during the present week.
Mr. L. G. Boma, messenger for the
Adams' Express Company, was killed on
the 10th inst. near Cave City, on the train
between Chattanooga and Louisville.
.Be
thrust his head out of the car the moment
of passing a water tank, and hitting it
against the tank, was instantly killed.
A LITTLE daughter of Andrew Beyers,
of Hollidaysburg, fell into a cesspool on
Monday. She died of her injuries. A
little sou of Lightner Pancake, of Altoona,
met with a similar casualty, and also died.
Parents should see that such places are
guarded in order to prevent such 'painful
accidents.
A COMPANY of sporting men bsYe ]caned
a large piece of land, below Sharon, Mercer
county, for a driving park. A course hiis
been laid out upon it, and the work of
grading and otherwise fitting It for the use
spoken of is to be pushed rupidly,forward.
It Is expected to be in readiness by the first
of July.
Dn. Low•is, of Boston, says that during
the prevalence of cholera in the West, the
cases of the disease were much the most
numerous on the shady side of the streets.
He thinks that people who live in cellars
are much more likely to take it than those
whose dwellings are provided with good
ventilation and plenty ut sunlight-
A cox - YrN - 710N is to be held at Boston,
Messaehusetta, On the 5111. of June, to con
sider the problem of the training and re
formation of vagrant children and juvenile
criminals, Bin present condition of the or
phan asylums, pauper schools, and reform
atories of the United States, and what ad
ditional means ace needed to prevent and
(heck vice among tig young.
AN election will be held in Texas on the
23th of June next fur !State otheers, and at.
the same time the amended Constitution
agreed on by the Convention will be sub
edited to the people for acceptance or re
jection. It does not apt.ear that there is
any serious opposition to the adoption of
the proposed amendments. The two par-
ties of the State divide on personal issues,
and on the old Issues of the war. Those
opposed to Secession are' now the "Union
party," and those who were in favor of se
cession are the "Conservative Union"
party.
A Pttrirosettrt en's CR°Trurr.—At a late
meeting of the Royal `Society of Edinburgh,
Professor Place! tinlyth gave on account of
has recent urvasureattents of Wu great pyra
mid. and his deductions therefrom. Hay
tog 'entertained that sutridards of capacity
.1 weight wereobserverl, he was list telor.k,
in the grand gallery, "fur the inettairromeut
of time." While ismtraraing the meat'
height of the glittery with ;lint of the pas
sages approaching it, be Inland that the
height of the latter was about one seventh
that or the former. It was 111 the Chtllither
vatted Lilo tinevit's Chaulher. Which trail
hewn such n ptirraell to the learned, that he
found the most trate/It:JIVe evidence in slip
prirt of Iris theory. The room Wits seven
aided, and nut only KO, but one of the sides
aura pushed alit Wants aLs .tit t wittily- tive
inches, 1. it to Italie:ate that while six wont
ordinary days, the seventh wits !non, noble
and glorious!"
To Id letrati,tli,krattifiTv.l/.••-llero Is
a hit front a h.ugleh paper: --••W all the
aid of i•Deltrett's l'eelltgl• and Itarovietage .
lye have err' vial :ht suulo uurnwtittg Ltc a.
It is kn.., that the gt•nerat average of
Iranian life In We landau 11 , 111111 k 11l
:it years. It ill. Ilion:lore, wortllV of note,
What elleel gruel living anti other tweettsor
ion of wealth have in preserving .tire. In
I slit-tt there diet, fourteeir tsers, uli,n.e nod.
ted ages amount LO 141 pots, or an average
of a little over ears ...At, j list &all,. the
1,-enerill average. TI.• eldest : \'isi met
!iii i anti pre , was and lace vounga I'l
t Mania h Itoral., iM. In the vie ts•ratil
there chest forty bar, IltJse tutu! span
of life airs tr, Lei years, or an average of 4/..,4
'1 . 111• I,llleBt Lau' I' .1. 11. Pnhtar and
Sir Thomas Sutphen wet.. tot years 1,1 age
each, and the ytdlngest 4 Si r I .egunl,
Wits nest remarkable of all, there
died 's knights, whese ages amount to the
Fetal e,lL.7tim the remarkable
average et 7 I The 01e1.,1 r I
A I.ll'll' Ruts years ti age, and /111' yen ng
est It. M. Itretaley,:..i. All wee value
long life hail bet er IR, knighted at matt,. 1I
statue its if k nighties sl were the rhzar erne.'
FREAK 017 AN ENirtisli EAftL.—The Earl
of Aberdeen., nephew of the itevertior of
Nova Srotat., having rissently suretteded to
his title and m'e'tes, is reeking plearaurra In
travel tinder OtollieWhat stligtilaretretinuann
tea, namely, by serving as a countion sailor
before the 'mist an the British ship l'orterna.
This skip arrival at Mk John on tiatitrtlay
last, after n very relight passage of sixty
days from I.lveriss.l. I ultmAtltt.•ly on her
arrival In the harlsrr a number of
guLkhist gentlemen went on board to itmet
the Earl of Abeideen who, they were in
formed by letters, Wtan a passenger. Their
inquiries of the captain, who was ignorant
of the charaeter of the young Earl, as to the
prt....ence °refuel a distitaptlellei personage,
wore of rattirse Met wills a fools of °stone.
meat: but they were not mug In discover
ing Ills lonlehip among the sailors In the
faro-held where be was dividing up 1101
clothes among and presenting gold pieces to
each of his latheourraden. Raving bid then.
a twist alfectionate rarewell ho Joined the
Party who canto in quest of him, and in the
most unassuming manner went ashore,
where he still rem/tins. it Is Kalil that when
a few days out the Pomona was compelled
by stress of weather to put back to tiutvms
town, when the Earl humbly entreated the
csiptain to be put ashore. lint the rsiptaln
held him to his artielies of shipment, and
Ms lordship was Missal to servo out his time
as a sailor Mr sixty days. It is said that
this Is not the first of his freaks In search
of gulventure. A tow years ago he enmo to
dd.% country, and for toirrie Lime lived and
worked on nog among the lumbermen in
the wild hack walla. 110 Will u penchant
for advunturo which meetnii incurable.
3•EVAII 91 , . 94 Doy
NOTICE.
THE REMAINING PART of the
larat property for sale laid oot finyd • Allen a
plan of lot, will tie wild in lots or by the acre.
city roal
rercr b p . a .11311, " 0r%
Diamond and ()real etreste. or 40 RICH.AIII.) AL
cornerof
LEM , on the property, at Lower et. Clair Hotel.
myl7;ale
IVCYTICIMI.
ALL PERSONS. ARE HEREBY
WARNED not to SWEEP Ott PLACE ANY
111713811311 OF ANY HIND IN GUTTERS OR
10:418/373, no they out be prosecuted for same. '
J. F. HUNTER,
y 17,1,16 Street Commissioner, First District.
WILLIAM F. ROBB,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Office, No. 93 &offload St., Pittsburgh.
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NO. 09 UttANT WV., t • lTVrillUlitill, VA..
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Virginia, Missouri Roc other Mate.. m rie,,,n,
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A LARGE AN AIRY ROOM
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F°" MALE.
THE ENTIII6 MACHTPEItY OF A
Spoke, link Rho and handle Factory,
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Adam. BOX No. 273, Reading A.. *mar
FOR BALE—A Farm of I.l2B,imMiy,
In Elimameth towuahip. AllejthehY CatiaitY,
near the 'Youghiogheny river. The lraPlainnienta
area Ile tred Log Hone°. a goal Barn, Stelae and
other obt.lailidingai fattener 'Naturally goorli•
watered: its mires cleared; vela% or Ltmeattate.. the
under vein about as feet thick: the upperairatt
fret; very eonveuhrut the river. It is wall tim
bered with the best white oak and blank walnut
timber. gro per Acre. For Porttier , partiew.
enquire of U. TOW 11.11., Neal Estate Agent.
No. 104 Fourte street. 9 y,l7:Ms
SALE--A Farm or 216 acres,
sltuate 1n Phan Lownahlp, Allegheny county,
Pa. The iIIIPTOVeII‘CIA.are two-story Fnmo
House, with Sly rooms and kitchen: Mule. Bunt
Barn, Ile by sn, and other out-bulldlngrE ' good Or
hard; 170 acres cleared and In a good State et cul
tivation. She land la of the beat quality; well
adapt...l for Kral., or stock. and is all underlaid with
l'oal, n vry largo amount or Locust Slather. Poe
session g iven luanedlatelv s convenient to churches,
achoola. mint, Re. For Farther particulars, en.
quire or U. I F. TilWillt, heal Estate Agent, No.
104 Fourth wail. myl7:aS3
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS!!
3=1.a..1723:1 341.
Itesprrtfnlly Ihrsnoun.s t hl. Mewls and Dnepr.-
lic generally. that ha h. lust okatied his tan..
commodious BILLIARD ROUNIti. CORNER OP
LIRE RTY AND BT. CLAIR }STREETS. ...are
from at. •lalr. The Tables a. new, and west. act-
In the MOot approved and elegant !style, and all
the spportanatte.. are new and complete. Every
thing which may conduce to the ple.ure and 00107-
..1 of hi. patrons will he afforded. myt7:a4l
ROUTE FOR SALE.
ROUTE OF 500 SUBSCRIBERS
2. on the PlTTruipilltili SUNDAY LEADER.
for tale ori reasonable Loran. Enquire at the office
of the LlADr.n. from 10. A. N.. until 9, r. u., for
three , days. 0117:103
GAUZE UNDER-WEAR.
VIVE HAVE lOW A GOOD AM
V Y sortm..nt of
GAUZE VESTS AND DRAWERS,
Fnr tient'amen. Ladles and 11.11dretes Wear.
.T.a.zienEtei PME.Mnr.aza
, t 1.13 13TAND !MUCKING WIGBS,
No. 14 Vlrrna Brasyr.
J. DIAMOND,
P rac ti cal Optician,
Aud Manufacture, or the
111104SL&N PEBBLE KPECTACLES
Winch arr warranlett to towers,. strengthen all
Intprorr the sight. got sale only to
J. DIAIIItI.ND,
rnyl 0l ' No. 22 St.Olalr {{root.
NOTICE TO CONTILACTOIII4
AKA f.Elt l'itttrielALS will he scoured until
It Al" ddro. for Grading and raving LAUREL
ALLEY, In the Borough of Manchester, from the
north side of Spruce, street to the pith aide of Lo
cust snot., and from the north ride of Chestnut
street to the south stile of R•tahlnjtoo street; the
pat log to be made of !liver !Solders and °revel. and
the wort to he done node. the direction of the Coo.•
milky on Streets and borough
Ynr rther information. eotdl
Prude, l'erte A Cu.'. ulo.•e, Itenehester.
my 17 zaC WM. N. KINK. Chtlr'n of Card
. 11 1 AC E CURTAIN'.
WHITE. ORR & CO..
13/3 M.1.1t1121. Elltreoept.
Ilavr lust received a•mr very rich
EMBROIDERED LACE CIIRTAINS,
To which way as% Ow ottrollon of buyers
WARING & KING,
COMMON MEM AD BOLDS Li
Petroleum and Its Products,
.1 D Utt lITE&TE ird Ir,
3p.a-
I=
WARINC, KINC & CO.,
my17...1 197 Walnut St, Phil..
IVCIOTIXC:I3EL
Private Families and Hotels
0.3 be Tarnished with best duality of
HYDRANT HOSE AND NETS
AT nHOILTEST NOTICE AND HEriT TERMS
I=l
JOHN MAFFETT,
Nos. 191 and 129 First Street,
my 173,40 PITTSBURGH PA.
pITTSHURGH LEAD PIPE
Sheet Lead Works.
Make to order and k.l l2 . on o band an sites and
LEAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD,
At Lowest Market Rates,
=1:11:9
Plumbers' Material, Brass and Iron
Cocks, Steam Ganges, Steam Pumps,
Plain and Gabraulzed Iron Pipe.
MILEY, FA)IRKLI, & CO.,
No. 167 8611111lield Street.
my!?
WK. J. RANI. .1. n. 2 4001.6LAND-11A111. 11. DAVIT
McCLELLAIU) & CO.,
Corner Federal and Laeoeli Streets,
AL-T_,X4EICaIIEIVJECOrIr,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Dealers In Palate, Varnishes, Dnigs,lllye.
Bluffs, Carbon eta, Standard and Patentlled
lelnes. Their stock Ls large and well selected, and
will he sold as lOW as ant house In the welt. •
BREWER, BURKE & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, '
MIRNT/S FOIL THE
Pacific, Globe and Liberty Oil Works,
Ample/11.min, for Crude and Relined Oil. Libor
alman salv.oes made tot consignments of Crude or
iteneml Petroleum. Yards (Or storage and
meta of (trade 1)11 at Lawrenceville.
tollme and Warehoint., Corner of Duquedoe Way
sod Hancock strm.t. Pittsburgh. myllitan
Wm. wiourtaws
EAGLE "OIL WORKS,
sJawoo-rozio.ocrLu.o.
WICHTMAN & ANDERSON,
Refiner!, nod Dealers in
P ETR OLEUM.
orricE. FIXCOND WroltY, CORNED HANCOCK
T. AND DUQU PINE WAY . mylikAla
. -
WPM
THEATRICAL HOSIERY.
A FULL LINE OY
SHIRT'S, TIGHTS, T RUNKS, ae.,
1.240E1:103
OLD STAND STOCKING STORE,
Filth Street,
unylamllD
,
1101BBINIPELECTItiC SOAP—Mho
-a , bast and most eConoMicallaciihdry &asp in Mash
be washboard or Waal:deg machine necessary, ICephd
according to directions. Itcoommendad dtbd vied
by the Philadelphia ConUnental Hotel.' the Preston
Laundry Co., 1 hiladelphla Altus Muse and' Mini- .
tierlaaselherl. Yew sale 10 nay quantity,. at Waist
(sewers price. by. 4 • , •
mirib Corner Liberty and Hand streets.
- - - -
CHINA - WAREHoHEIE: •
RICHARD E. BREED,
raham-cia;erzEn...
No. 100 WoOd Street.
BRITANNIA AND SILVER PLATED TABLE
WARE, TEA. TRAYS AND TABLE CUTL.ERY,
always on hand.
CHINA TEA SETS,
CHINA DINNER SETS.
CHINA TOILET. BETS.
HINA VANES
CHINA SPITTOONS.
B CHEN lAN WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
LAVA CARD BASKETS,
LAVAVARIX.
LAV A A
sprrrootis.
ENGLISH STONE WARE of all varieties. 101511
wholesale and retail trade.
' The largeet and moat completestoek of everything
In this line In the city.
Prices and. terms We can 61. I n the eastern eltien
ntyl7s sae
juj
pie FER 2110 1 .7 . .N , RAM!
s CO. Is hereby
_dissolved bytruntual
the interests orALLEN ICRARLannd ROW..
R.A.1111 hsying , boon sold. to FRANK RAM( end
OROIRiE W.,RAILRIA.N. The business wilt bo
continued unde, the sums styio or MAILMAN,
RARR & CO. ALL KRAXELL.
EDWARD lAA HR.
ORO. W. HAILSIAN.
FRANK 11ARM.
W. C. MACRUM.
W. VARNUM.
PiThintriin, Ray 13th. igra.
We ohm:4 .
1444 e emend. our scanners In the
IRON AFL L and molten for rhea
a eontidearree r irroh.go so liberalty be
stowed on the tate drat H. KRAMER.
. • • RItARM.
DUQUESNE WORKS.
Ilaiim.a,n., itahm Co.,
11M11TP1101.178P.1113 OP
Iron, Naps, Springs, Axles, Plow,
.Spring and A. B. Steel,
WA.IIBI.IOI7BE—Ito. Zq WATIMISTREST, Pitts
burgh. my17:012
pLIIMBING,
GIS IND STUD FITTING,
HYDRANTS. IRON PUMPS;
SHEET LEAD.
SHEET ZINC,
BLNILS. BAtilliß,
WATER CLOSETS AND WASHSTANDS.
117 4 0172112413 db CIO..
1.',1
my7m4B No. 16 WoOdlt., Pittsborgh, Pa.
THE DEARING TRAGEDY,
rrotuscry Illustratal with
PORTRAIT OF THE FIEND PROBST,
VI ITS Or THE SCBIB 01411 KREIFIS, dr,
Oro. Porter. Prlceil cools. Moiled, post-paid, on
receipt of price.
FINE PIIOTOGRAPRIe PORTRAITS OF
STEPHENS, the Fenian Head Centre;
I=2
=9
JOHN P. HUNT & CO.,
Mil
BARTLETT
SEWING MACHINE,
Nonni:Mord by all who have sewn It the simplest
machine now before the public.
• it Inas effective and durable as It Is simple, sod
beMI practical as la diaraLle. It has but tu be seen to
adloatecil, cud used to be appreciated. It row
bine/ the elements of •
PERFECT PRACTICAL ILAEHINE
A ever y Slanted I n nce within the range or near
I y faintly In land.
The only low priced Machine In the Enhell Slate •
Heel:seed vans. the WilltELElt S WII-vON Vaal
—the hest and only refloat. Vend ever constructswl
tia - WALEYDIAri WANTED.
No. 013 Flittia. leitiroot,
VITT,Itt . nil 1 11. I,
BOY'S CLOTHING.
A Large Stock ofall the Ness* and
Staple Styles, at
OIL CLOTH! OIL CIAMTIIII—For
, - , ltooms, Hall, Stalls. Tablas. itm.of all Datum.
sad smdtbi. /dm • full assortment of Window
manes, Unken un Cloths of all widths, Stoole
rio
tures. de. . for Sale, wbolmalt and ro
PHILLIPS.
at No.. Yr.
tool IS St. Plait street, by J. & 11.
8--Ileantitull picture" o
the Metre Apostles, saleable fbr alt. debunk
Ito., Cr, W. by flnybi W. P. MARSHALL.
NOTICE.
The Publib are hereby notified that so much of the
Chtumelof the Allegheny River
As rime between the IsECOND and YOURTII
FLEW& from the Allegheny City end of the Rail
Road Bridge, now bring rebuilt by the
Plittahttrigh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Rail
way Company
Over that Ricer, between rittatmegh and Allegheny,
will be
NECESSARILY OBSTRUCTED
During the time of potting .tip the new enperstree
tore of the Bridge, probably for about four months
from the nest ofJane, A. D., on.
it. A. GARDNER.
aryitha.ls Chief Engineer.
0111 X.
EEO
The undersigned. Commissioners named to th
Act of Assembly, entitled "An Act ioln.rperste
PHI PITTSBURGH GAB SAYINGS GOIPANT,"
Approved the 12th day of April. A. D., 1016, will
open Books and receive subscriptions to the Capital
Stock of amid Company at the office of the CASH
INSURANCE COMPANY, Re. 37 Fourth street
Pittsburgh,
ON TILE pileT DAY 01 MAY, A. IL. 1800,
At 10 o'clock a. m.
NTICE—The undersigned. Coin
mlsslooers named to the Act of Assembly, entl
tied 4 •41 n Act to Ineornorete the
ENTERPRIZEINSURANCE COMPANY
OF FITTOBURO11.••
Approved the 27th (layer March, A. U. IMO.
alma' Hook and receive subscriptions to th e Capital
Stock or said Company,__en the
19111 Day of May, A. IN, 1866,
Al 10 o'clock A. it., at the rowan NATIONAL
DANK, In the city of Pittsburgh, Penns.
J AMES 04.H1N21011.,
WILLIAM PUILLIPH„
WILLIAM BALIALNIL Coo mlaeloocn
C. W. ItteIINTSOK,
JAM te }INHUMAN,
It. DIDDLE HOUNB.II3,
aptedmd
TnADILSICEIa N ATION AL DANK.
March SO, 1854.
THE NOTES OF TILE CRAWFORD
COUNTY,UANII. bles4vlll..; 011. CITY BANK.
011 City; 17XNANUO DANK, Franklin, and PK-
TrniliEUld DAME. Titusville, will not bervallew
he
t ad
b-y ads Plink'
maar ONO. T. VAN DOREN, Cashier.
g ---
THANS.--Broke Into the eelos
tt
yr. of the subscriber, In Penn township, near
lJnity_eiturchoni the 4t h of May, last., a DAUB
tiORBILL, MABEL about le hand. hive, 6or 0 years
A " i= t giATlM ' , oldefs hollow
baelord. Both of then, shod all round. The owner
is desired to prove ProPrirLur s iiiygMid E tee
them
loitrigialer
•
EICEI=I=2
noREWARD - . -- STOLEN-On
Tharsdiy td bt I
btu Douglas, on It g onnt " kasbl= l' llll 4111
111.10(iit. .Tlinbuggy la nearly sieve,- bat the Ybatta
Wen broken and dash board knocked otr by a bona
. kicking. The above coward vrl.ll be paid on Infos.
:Motion of or delivery o; the baggy at JACK
-80815 Livery Stable, on roam street, or at the
residenceat Ike enbleriber, at Mount Lebanon.
mytemblawT - ktn. U. ISOBIALIISON.
II
Q,,TIIA.YEJOI OR STOLEN.—Strayed
k.. 7 or Woo etollb rte .- rape
. uodera the t tgartle premises,
n goods)
O
calWlt trod
ve. A Ilberai reward will be e
pall f ean
or her recov
e.7. • ix mu.
renn Towbehlp,Allegireay
- - -
017101 WIeXTXI4II . IIfIItI,STCE
PITTSIIOIIOII,_ ysiia la 1,. UM. I
E/11)..Tnei,B0/211ritt'bf
reetord of this einiTry, hive - this dir tlinlit,
ell • flif Idend of FIPTY _ t
the Gepttal Stock,: ant' of: thOtaftled./WOO te or ex._
Diredtlelis of :the lostletle loofahs, free of Odtlifit.
-inset on 4. Mato_
~teXellePOlttfikiamisr,,..
Ned afterihe I= Inst.
IloOftdary.
myzaw.2.
DISSOLUTION.
WM. LOPODON
17=
ROBT. EMMETT,
0%1114110.rE I
Kap of Ireland.
59 Finn Mt., Masonic Hall
- lr db 331.4:11,
WItOLESAJLE LOESII4.,
rough's Ciothing,
Chtldren's Clothing
No. 47 St. Clair Steet.
G.}1.41" & LOGal.r.
1.I• v 01.711
WILLIAM P151L1,11 . 5,
JAMEY O'CONNOR,
.INO. W. CIIALPANT,
nrum.P. }unman* c... 1 . 91 °."'
THW. HOUCKOMAS .
MEM
STRAYED-STOLEN
01)11',16 6 1W41
VIA z io si
WANTED,
A COMPETENT STILLMAN
Good reference ir.llllr..d. No other n, .ppt y
WARING ,4 KING,
Nn. 4 Ouquesne W*)
homi t of
m I r
WANTED,
130.41...R271.1%Tar,
In a Private Family or good 13nardluz Ilounn. by
TWO YOUNG ItIEN of good habits. Addrofs
=I
AGENTS WANTED
FOR OUR
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL WORK,
The Pictorial Ilook of
ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS
OF TON: REBELLION:
Herne, Pntruptir. Ji..utaval/c, iirmaorozu
nat Tr•wirell.
Splendidly Illustrated with over 300 lino Portraits and
Beautiful Pantarings.
This work, for grnilli humor, tender python. start
ling Interest, and attractive Mullis, stands peerless
and alone among all 11l competitors. 'lnv N'aliant
d Bravo Ileartnd, the Piet uresutte and Dramalle,
iha Witty and Barr, loud. the Tender and Pathetic.
The 801 l or Pomo and Story. Cutup, Picket. Spy,
Scout, Bivouac, i and meg, Ptartddir atirprlses;
Wonderful Escapes, Famous Words and Deeds of
Woman, and the d nolc Panorama of the War are
here thrillingly and startlingly portrayed le a ma,
terty manner, at once hlstornul and romantic ren
defing It the most ample, brilliant and readable
book that the war hub called forth.
Disabled.ffice o i l
soldiers, 1...e11en, energette
youg met and to want chalice fle employ
ment, will find this the best to make money
ever yet offered. Bend for circulars and ac.. our
LOMB. AUDY.S.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
• •• -•
MS2MM=2
FOR SALE.
1 4 `OR SALE—A pleasant Country
Jt: Reeidenre, at EDO WOOD STATION, Pennsyl
vania ItaWoad, onerhulf mile from Wilkinsborg: 17
acres of Laud; A line new Dwelling st/ntaining 11
rooms, and Cellar underneath. Will sell the house
with three or live acres , or the whole, to trait pur
chaser. For further information, call on U. 11.
TO 164 Fourth street. or on the premium.
noitall J. d. KIND.
FOR SALE-About FORTY BUILD
ING LOTb, in I. laid out by Hr. llcKain and
my self on Wood'. 13.., close to railroads. Terms—
:thudl amount down; balance ou catty payments an
nually. Also, improved Dwelling, with choice
toltrobberyand trait, Title perfect, Enquire at my
Oil Tool Works, Nor. ao, nand at Ohio street, Alle
gheny. or or JAMLLS McKnin, oaths premises.
tnyi-ala E. 11. LECK Y.
FOB SALE,
A CHOICE RURAL RESIDENCE.
The substantial trams Cottage Mansion on Heath
avenue, near Sewall street, In Allegheny oily, with
chamber, parlor, dining room, library and a spaci
ous ball on first floor; three light and well ventilat
ed attic chambers, and kitchen and bulb moat In
back building. The view from the front is eaten
sive and beautiful, commanding the three rivers
and the city. The surroundings are pleasant, the
neighboring hulls. pang of like general style IMO
character. and all having spationt grounds, banti
somelY ornamented with shrub trees, shrubbery and
powers.
The horse railway In the rear of the property
makco the commuul.klon with the business centre
ero,y, the. combining the advantages of a city with
the comforts of a country boson.
The lot In sheet 00871 fret, extending to ttetw•een
stretd, Is well cultivated, and contains some supe
rior 'milt. Apply to
S. H. lIRT
Broker In Stocks and Heal Estate,
apitltall 51 Fourth Street, (Burke's Building).
FOE/ SALE—FLOUR AND PRO—
feIJI•E of over ten years standing,
In
on location
person i ' the
Vill'i.,":„a" gnge In the
" oppoetnnity
Produce Rosined. All communications strictly
conddential. Address C. O. 700, Cittsbarek
FOR RENT.
VOR WENT—The Lot on the cor
.- tter of Mater kod Allegheny streets, Ninth
Ward. Ingether with the old Brick Depot Indicting
thereon. The lot hat 141 fret front by Km feet deep
to an alley. Will lento! It for Pet or Inn years. Ap
ply to UN. DI. DAN.I.IIIIIITON, at No. 37 Fifth
street. ROCYIIII floor. mh3.0.1
TO-LET.-TILE THREE STORY
A I/WEI-lAMB HOUSE, near the Bridge, Fed
eral ' , treat, LOPI occupied by Mrs. lr Hera Itetdrpion,
ronLainlng net en bedMege guidon, din
ing p.m, kitchen, waak and bath room. Under
mailable arrangenienia with • tenant, a eidialdorw
hie portion of tee earrilinroomy remain lathe house.
myiiala W. Ja., Allegheny.
•
AUCTION S A T:RS,
VERNITURE, CARPETS,
BIIIt-
Itulsl t PILVEIL-PLATED WANE. ago AT
AI'eTION . —On THUR.:IDA YIStOILNINO, May 17th.
at 10 o•eloek, at Masonic Hall Atm thin Ilan.. Nee.
M 55437 atrees. will be sold a large variety .4 new
and second-hand Rename's. Ingrain, and Hemp Car
pets; tic.: Flnve Slatting, nom Neat Parlor Uhalra,
sofas, What-Nom, flak Extension Table, !Ist
!tact, t - eine heat and Wood Chairs nue Itoctera
IA lab and Low Pont and Cottage Iledsteads, Cribs.
1.4.1111,,, kla travve
W s, Sen. Om. Yogic) WlO-
.‘
Tie it 1, Flon•
i. 1., Patent t lir, ern. Table t•evlery, sn
eer Plated Ten and Code espoot.• and Forks. C.
A 1,.. four elegant 0111 Framer French Plate titte
rer, and a smasher of Enarav inks.
vtl, 11 T. A. McIiLEI.LAND, Anct.
ARSRA SA.LE.—By virtue
of a Writ of Venditioni EXpOnaaiaennlont or
the Disttict Conn of the United Mates for the West
ern District of Pennairlvanla and to me 1111 . mq:ell, I
will expo, at Public Balt, on FRIDAY, the Pith
DAT OF M • Y. lanes aL the Allegheny Wharf, la the
City of PI tMhurgli. the titemnboat " her
Tackle, Apparel and Furniture. the said Moamar
having been teland and taken in a certain cause of
eolllaslOn, civil and Maritime; at the mill of Emma
Russell d. Means and Alexander J. Slater.
The axle will take plane at II o'clock on said day.
Tenn., cash, I/overtone. funds.
A. MURDOCH.
. U. S. Marshal West. Dlst. of Pa.
PROPOSALS.
pnorosA.Ls will be received by
the Committee on City Propertv, until SATFIt.
DAY. Ma Vitit 2 for it c ILDINt; 1.10; ucioD IN
TENT ENMINE 110CSE. Wyliestreet, Sixth
Ward. Plans and specltleations can be seen at the
office of E. B. MORROW. No. 72 Penna. Avenue.
.1. Y. hicLal/(1111.1N,
Chairman Com. on City Property.
Or - neaps. dONittoLt&li OP ii.Lctitthrt, Co..
PITTSItIIIOI2, Ms! 15th. 1804
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.—
Sealed Proposals will he received at this office.
until la ta7 I NtiT ANT, Inel naive, for btralghtentng
Ana Securing the Bridge over Chortler* Creek. near
the mouth, on the line between Chortler. and Rob
inson Township.. Information tuthtstied on appli
cation. By direction of County Commlmtioners.
mylaiar lIEN RV LAMBERT, Controller.
'NOTICE TO C O NTRACTORS.—
healed Proymsals will be recelced by the under
signed. nntli MAY 1147 R, or the Grading of the
following streets and alley In the Borough of Man•
cheater. to wit:
Fayette Street, from Bearer street to Poison et.
Feltner Alley, from Fulton street to west Use of
Page's plan of lots.
Page Street \ from Fulton street to west line o
Nrop ' k i rn "' stlirect . front F'ulton Street to west lion
of Page's plan of lots.
Manhattan Street. from Ohlo avenue to the north
Ilnn of Vlatulog'* property.
The sold grading, end the disposition all nor
directionsation de.. to be done by and ender the
of the Committee on titreets and the Re
cording Regulator.
For (UMW, information, call upon the under
signed, at the odlec of Perd.rti ?AIM & Co., Alan-
A:teeter, or Mclietinutv Recording Regulator,
llegheny City. WILLIAM N, KIRK,
my 141a3 Chairman Strost Committee.
U.S. Cottrell 11Juss, Po. orPirrettuttos,
libutzvoti's OrTICE, Sill let. OSA
NOTICE IS lIEREIBY GIVEN that
Sealed Proposal*, accompanied by propel . guar
antee., according to tutor to be furnished on ap
plication to this office, teNl be recurred thereat, un
til le o'clock N., ou the Fl EST TUESDAY IN JUNE
NEXT, for the supply of the MARINE HOSPITAL,
near tills city. with the articlesof PROVISION,
MEHici NE, Sc., estimated In said forms. The
quantities stated are estimated with reference to
the usual number of patients in the Hospital. hut
the United Stairs reserve the right to tate morn or
less of said articleseortimcky, as they may be ac
tual!) required. lithe artielts deliver. at the HO.-
pita] are not, In tile judgment of the physician, of
the beet Anti colop tad to the Hospital, he
will hr at liberty to reject the same, to per...,
other articles to their stead. and to eitarge the r on
tractor with any excess In the Coat over the contnsts
prices.
The United States reserve the right to accept the
proposals for Um whole or .y portion of the arti
cles specified. • CHAS. W. BATCHELOR,
Surveyor and Agent Marine Hospital.
rup7:twolttl
WALL PAPERS, Ste. •
rrnomAs PALMEU
WHOLESALE AND MAIL DEW k IN
WALL I:"..AJPE.I
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES .
AND
P EL. 131. a 1 C) 40 , - 1g ; 3EI Mt JO
Warehouse, .9t Wood Street,
Second 11m. below Dlamoud Alley,
PITTI9BI.IItOII, l'A,
AftA:6ll.l
PAPER HANGINGS F 0111666,
A treat collectton or
Anscricpts Wan Papers.
•
Irpr tho first time to Roe years
►EJI' P4PER
A ebolee selection of the
Newest Pratelt Papers
For •ale by . .
WALTER. I% MA 11:MIALT.,
Wood Strerc.
WIG GOLD PAPERS,
.11•CIOEIL P.411 . 11.1.140).11.1O,
Ufthe NEWEST DPl3lollB,.at 107 Market street.
rp.7l JOB. It. HUGHES & BRO.
WALL PAPERS
UP ALL, QUALITIES. AT
No. 107 MARKET STREET, NEAR FIFTH..
ATM NOS.:ll..nuinro d NW.
SAW M11.J.8.
D.l rAT'rEIRSON 84 CO.
MANCHESTER SAW MILLS ,
Between Beaver street and Ohio Sliver.
ataittheater.
Arden for all kluds of Lumber for building boat
phase. en* plank. ata Jta .'
nILIta
,an max.& KILL GREASE; •
2114 Im n *)"
.2+ 1:.:,
• DaLzELL i ' o 4 N,;
m 714 -• CO pad 70 Wator trees
ba&Z;26:1111eIlli'l
NEW GOODS:
MACRUM & CARLISLE,
ix*
Wc
ar " ` , 1..0, sat elegant neerkettuertt of
NEW ,;1.01.5, erehrschtg the rlehOot StYlc"
REAL I. AP E
KWH SILK PA.ItAKOLs. •
NEW SGVLF. Mims
REA L GUIPURE I.A.G.s,
FINE PEA KL BUTTONS.
W• hare ;in opened • beautiful lot et
•
BEAT. PLCNOT LACES AND INSERTING'S.
We would 'toile special attention to a new end
splendid essortment of
LADIES , BUVF AND WHINE BERLIN
GLOVES to the new Petroleum and Havens Shades.
An assortment of uew colors In KID GLOVE%
BLACK LACE MlTTS—new •tyles;
A 1110111 complete assortment of
LAI TES' and (MILD/IE3I'K COTTON ROSE:
GENT'S FINE SHIRTS OFJIBY TIES, SCAIIFS:
COLLAR H
S
ALF DOSE, SUZSPENDEICS, UM
BRE Llmsri. ,•
I. ADIES• and ()ENT'S GAUZE !LEMBO UNDER
VESTS.
To Merchants and Dealers.
Our Wholesale Department._ now well stoated
with everything In the NOTION LINE. which we
offer to the Tradt as low as soy house East or West.
MACRUM & CARLISLE,
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19 Fifth Street,
Agents for the "LOCKWOOD MAKUFACTUR
ING. COMPANY." BRADLEY'S DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC SKIRT at Manofnetnrers Price.
enylt
NEW GOODS
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Buff Colored Gloves;
New Style Printed Skirts;
Fine Embroidered Skirts;
French Cambric Bands;
Ladies' Linen Collars;
Ladies' Linen Cuffs;
Croquet Skirts;
Fancy Ribbons; •
Plain Colored Ribbons;
A full line of Ladies' and Misses'
Cotton Hose;
Gent's Cotton Halt Hose;
Crotchet Edgings,
And all the Latest and Most De
sirable Artieles,lust received.
F. H. EATON,
17 Fifth Street.
Inyl2.
pITTSBURGIIt
Monday, April 16, 1866.
AI'ELROY, DICKSON & CO.,
54 Wood Street,
NOW OFFERINC
A VERY LARGE APR ATTRACTIVE
Espcovic cm-.
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS,
At Low Prices, for Cash,
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BUYERS FROM
WESTERN PENN'A,
EASTERN OHIO,
an , D 4: :Te 1'
~fl4+lHi 4i
L. B. M•ELEOT -JAB. DICKSONL.J. T. SHANE.
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Gmunwi OPERA.
ECM, GLYN & CO.,
Nos. 78 and 80 Market Street,
Rave received a fine sezortment of
FANCY GOODS
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4C10E.M1Xt..9. MAMMON.
FINE IVORY FANS,
In Mac, illoc, &mist and Fur Pl.
FINE SANDAL WOOD FANS,
REAL POINT COLLARS,
Fine Lace Collars and Handkerchiefs
REAL HOUSTON HANDKERCHIEFS,
Imitation Guipure ilandkla,
WHlti AB LIGIII CORM KID&
Wholesale Buyers supplied at
Eastern Prices.
araPO
NEW
SPRING DRPqM.
Raving Jost received a. complete assort
ment of the leading Nowelties, selected
from the Miret importatfons, we are nom a
shoirloit a very CHOICE IiTOCM
NEW SPRING MESSES
Including many decided Nave Wee in De
glr. mid Material, at very Moderate
BArm44
lop Al FIFTH 8111M1P1.
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DlrMa k irarl it ad i ga l Ord=e
Dzw Wan Allobssill.
FASHIONS 1866.,
J. W.
SK. R TS.
TbeT
.111 not SAND• or ileettx lite the ilingbt
9ertnga. They are eelreenletleuil by ell Ladles,
thiougbaut the length and breadth Ortbe land to be
the mon rearm anti Agreeable ElalltreTer turret-
Int unequalled In Illegauee, ElsetteltY, PIM
nen, Durability, Comlbrt and teolloi.Y•
Is THE CELEBRATED
Which Is the MOBT BEAUTIFUL AND AGREEA
BLE main. e'er Wan., being partleularly adapdal
to the present fashionable style of dessasen—sio say s
•Under'. Ladr's Book," "Frank Lesiln , s Fashion
afairastne," •'l)eworest'a Monthly iffaaaaina or
Faaidona," "Le Hon Ton," "Thalßoudoir of Fash
ion," and the Fashion nrUclea of the different New..
papers.
See opinions of the Pres. mal Fashion Siagaltnel
generally, proclaiming the great. SUPERIORITY
of these
JOSEPH HORNE & CO.•
ARBUTHNOT, SHANNON A CO.,
MACRON! A CARLISLE,
CARR, bIeOANDLESS & CO.,
JAIIRSON, AbeCANDLEbS & CO..
MeELIZAT, MCKEON & CO.,
MACRUM. OtYPE &LCO.,
P. H. RATON,
And other leading Houses, and by the Exclusive
Menufacturers and Sole Owners of the PATENT,
WESTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
No. 97 "Chambers,
Nos. 79 and 81 Beade !Streets,
MEM=
PRIZE CONCERT
UNITED STATES
Crosby's Opera house, Chicago,
125,000 Valuable Prises, valued a/1149/1
578.25, will be Presented to Ticket
Holders, Including 0100,900
La Greenback...
ALi'D
Nl3 lit ISF.It OF Tll h E'rel IIbSU ED
I.ItICF
This Is the greatest luducenteot ever offered to
tho prank, one ticket out of evert four dewing a
prise.
OM
IS ift in Greenbacks MOW
do do
do do 10,09.
5.
do do 4.0 M6 311
do do 3,ora
do ' do 2,060
25 do
3 L O
do
do
i Oone cah
70 do do di cac h
2 M 50 A i 15 0 .
21
do
do o
" each LO M B .
each ... . .. ........ 2.4.8
TO do to ~.0 each . • 2,15.3
7T do .... •
nee , s 5 en 7
~ ' aagi
1 do Besot. e Ira vtr ens-l! ~... ~ .. 10.0Y1
I do do No. •• . 1....... tot 1., I .... , L,MQ
I do do No. 37 New worry street aroll
5 do Cottages, on irultou, near Pau- .
line street 00,003
2 do Cottages 169 W, Liberty and 001
W. In d iana streets 6,000
e go°
3 do Cottages, (In d localitvi .-- ACKI2
10 do City Lots, each 5.051
B. do Pianos, each MOH
20 oo do Peach Ittax)
10 do Melodeons, $2OO each 7.0 T
;200. do Ciento Gold Watches, WM each... 40,00
'l5O do Ladles' Diamond Watches, $125
each 19,751
150 do American Hunting Case hiker
Watcher., Vil each 19,250
150 do Patent Lever 1511ver Hunting Case
Watches, 'Meech COB
50 do Diamond Rings, $lOO each ..... .... O,MO
50 do do Pins, Tseach..--...... 3,704
5000 do
do hewingdo do Machines, TOO eimh 0,1310
TS each 3,756
50 do Balser Plated Tea tete, 6715e15ch.. 3,750
IMP do Other Clutters. $l5 62 . 6
10,000 do Albums. $355 to 1113 mch T
T OM
10,(01 do Tea and Table 1ipT0n11,031.305 MTh ACO • -
10,000 do Gold
tt Lined Goblets and Cups, $1
o a each 7.1,./33
- 10,1:07 do Pai t r limits' Cold theovellutions, • i
$.6 to 55 each =GB
10,100 do Gold Pens, in box., $1 tallier:Loh 20,110.'
60,1210 00 kmAralrlngs and Oil Paintings, $1
Co $3 dee
'lOO do Family Bibles, $l5 each &LBO '
r
12,605 do Clocks, Books, Cutlery, $l. to 510 1,1961
each 9.M61 26
--..-,
Total ' .... Ilirle-,07513
The drawing will take_placc, aftcythe ColiCer‘vte.
the stage of the Opera House. wirers 10,0.0 persons
n winless It. A Consallttco will he appointed by,
•
the audience to superintend the same. All purchas
ers and agents will be supplied with cornettist...of
drawing 00 soon as published. Parties holding
tickete will retain them 00011 after the drawing,
and If their number appears in the list Of drawn
nambera t they will forward their tickets hasoettl
ately, with MI direction as -to tho :shipping or
goods or moneys. Tlcketis are for aalp at Um pna
doll hotels, book end oroalc storms In the city, Mat
at our whoa, lii Dearborn (treat: price *LT each;
sew. by mall on receipt of price and stamp for re
turn postage. GOOD AN D IfELIAIILB 'AGI6NTIS
'WASTED B. every City,. town and vi11a1M16.51.4
United !States, to whom great"ludticementa arra
offered. •7" L .
ETl==
SPECIAL TERMS OR CLOD RATES -Any
procuring a club of 6or more, nair. for ...era.
rind for warding us money for the suer, w wi ll se al
lowed the Pillaring commission, sir: we sendl
6 Tickets to one address for S 460
10 " 900
" •• 17 BO
. .
• 5
50 '• .5 it BO
100 •• •• SS Olt
In every case send the name of each subscriber
and their r. 0. eddied. with town, county a
Kate In Nil. Money by draft, P. O. Order, Ex
press, or In Registered ...titers, ray be sent .t oar
risk.
All .nounnications should be addressed to
.WItiOINS, BRADFORD
la De.bora street, Chicago, NI,"
p 0. Drawer. 5,911 L
TICKETS for sale by one GeneraLe gent for Ma,
burgh .d ylelalty. Office No. 6 7,70URT/Istreati.
Im door/ Mann Nu. 6.
The proprietors will 'donate to , the Lincoln attd.
Dos~tluagtmazit i gnds EL,? .. o44mm r , w as
10,11%, prim for the same purpose..
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lion. Wilkinson. F.x.lienapsr, of Illonramta.
Hon. °torte V. Linsysinne, lrrenp,- ,
Hon. Alen.. Randall, Ra - -GovartiOr, of WIN.
Montramery,lkx-M. C. of Penn
Hen. Major Dati - Hate, ix 41. C., of Ind.
Hon. Wm. LeMngwell. Lyons, lora.
Hon. Jaunts lition.,”ol Chicago.
Hon. C. Graveatlmith, of Minn. .
ipoob Worsyth, Aga. M. B'. IL Ckleago, Lt
M. Xrontserg a Co,. Importers of Knishes, LP
Mansell,Whim a CO., NMI _ moans, Ln.
my7stf. .
GILEENHOUSE. AND -DEMING
1mta40,47 1 r/D.
An Immense stock of eery select:And wen grOvra.
GRE)31111.01Allt ANA
Ws at the Oakland threubouses.
- roux x. aA. rdiiuDociti,
aa.o3lklai2dCats run to . th e tlreenbouses etlert.W.
Winton.: ritylanidarM-
OIRNAMENTALAIEDGEEL -
dlassericint, Arbor. F'We
nd Mesdoe. liProgeti
For sale Ap e dozen,'" }Wes 1,1a4 it She MT) ks
' damn , 4013 N li.-* A. 31URIXI08s
. .
N EW VERSE " •'=".
MIBB . KATEBAUI4.`
A tlne stock erGeneranfeklers Auptlidt Altir„...-
VERSZNA; MIAs Kate Mawr doe rea4r forsook - a t ....
th l3ll4l=it.e l r irSdah = A:7111111DIXTIlte.
A
ND
rugm-iatimuon'aiorixr—
ornamentatuttak
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ba l sa .
tildes
RECONI=KD
DUPT.Tar ELLIPTIC
(Or Double Spring)
The Last New Style
EMPRESS TRAIL,
CELEBRATED SKIMS.
At Wholesale In this City by
WABEROOAIS AND OFFICE,
MEI
NEW YORK.
PRIZE CONCERTO
I=l
MAY 28, 1566.
500,000.
11.00 radu
LIST OF PRIZES:
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