the Viftoburgit 6itutte.
SATURDAY, MAY 10. 1886
CITY AND. NEIGHBORHOOD.
(ADDITIONAL ON FIRST PAGE.)
The (Protestant Episcopal Convention.
•ICDtD DAY'S TILOCZEDIMOR
The Protestant Episcopal Convetion reas
sembled yesterday morning at tune o'clock.
After the natal religions services, the meet
ing was callotlto order by the Eight Reverend
chairman. Thou:Mutes of the previous meet
ings were read and approved. The report of
the lay-toilers of the election of members for
the BLandinglComenttee, was read and laid
upon the table, and the vote ordered to be to
ken 1 9
_parishes.
Hon. v. H. Flows, Treasurer of the Christian
Fund read his report which was accepted and
en motion ordered to be printed in the Jou
rnal of the Convention.
General lichirp stated his inability to 'eager
discharge the antics attendant neon the
office, and admitted hL resignation as Trens.
urer of the fund, nominating for the position
Mears- G. T. Van Doren and Janes B. H
The resignatkse was not acted upon. The re
port of ten Committee on Chen." was read
and tweeted. .1. 11. Shoenberger Esq. Treas
urer of the Epbeofsti Fend, submitted ,
retort
widen was accepted. A resolution offered by
Mr. E. S. G o ld en , providing - fOr the publication
of the sermon dellevered by Bishep Como, at
the eonseeratien of lit. Rev. Bishop Rot-foot.,
togorter with a brief statement of the cere
monies of the occasion. The reeotntion was
adopted.
The election for lay members of the Stand
ing Committee wag then proceeded with
' when
the (blowing gentlemen were declared to be
elected Messrs. T. M. Howe, J. H. Shoenber-
V. e. C H ass in . a llnt - I. T niitt . . li o r ro. " Ztrol ( tto . fg:
lowing mombera
. . .
Clerical—Rev. Thos. Crumpton, C. E. Swope.
Dr. Fronton, J. F. Spaulding. Wm. White.
Loy—Messrs. T. DI. /Lowe, J. H. Shoenherger,
llorgwin. T. J. Brereton, G. W. Cass.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for
Clerical and Lay Delegates to the Triennial
.EpLmopal Convention. Five ballots wore ta
ken, which resultral In the election or Revs.
S. Fuller and C. E. Swope av Clerical Delegates
(two more yet to he elected,) and Messrs. J. H.
•"hoenberger, E. S. Golden and Geer. Howe and
Can., us Lay Delegates. .
During the counting of the votes Gn the II fth
ballot Rev. blariscrn Bilbsliv move I that the
Committee comprising the Board of Missions
of the Dlocte,e, appointed at the lust Conven
tion, be re-appointed, and that they he In
structed to print the constitution prepared by
them for the government of the Comintttee,
previous to its adoption. The resolution was
adopted.
Mr. King offered a resolution setting forth
that It wan the opinion of tile Convention that
a well conducted weekly paper in the interests
of the church, published at Pittsburgh, wool , '
promote the nsefainesas and. aid In dissemi
nating the doctrines in thin Diocese, null au
thorizing the - standing committee to pledge
the Convention to an ailment not exceeding
five hundred dollars towards mtablishing
such a paper.
The hour of adjournment having arrived, on
motion Of Dir. E. S. Golden the Convention ad
journed to meet at two o'clock.
Tho Convention re-assembled at two o'clock,
when tho resignation of Gen. Hoe a sons ac
copied and Mr. Bill was chosen Treusurer of
the Christmas Fund.
hers. itylleeby and Smith were thee ehoeen
no the remaining' delegate+. to the Triennial
Convention. •
Mr. Josiah King begged leave to call up his
resolution o ff ered in the morning, looking to
the establishment of a weekly church paper
In this city, and pledging .p.W to the project.
Mr. E. 8. Golden offered as a substitute a
resolution to establish a repository for books
sod other publications in this city, and a
weekly church newspaper.
Mr. King accepted the substitute, and it was
accordingly anoptisl.
Rec. bnlvley made a motion to post
pone the consulermtion of the Constitution
and Canons until the assembling of the next
anneal convention, in order to giro the dele
gates an opportunity to review them thorough
ly and see in what they agxeen and In what
they differed from the ruled and regulations
laid down in the Old Constitution.
. . • . . _ . .
The lion. T. J. Bigham entirely agreed with
the motion of Rev. Snivley, but wishal to offer
an amendment, by nudead of saying "post)
pone," It be roronitrutted to the Commit
tee, with the provleo that it iwoold not 1,0 al
ter:al In ley essential until the reassemblage
of the Donvention next year.
Rev. C. E. Swope wished to amend the
amendment of Mr. lilghnm'e by adding -and
that the report of the Committee be printed
as =appendix to the journal of the Conven
tion.
Mr. lirenot thought It advisable to table the
present report with the understanding that
the Committee be continued, and that the
Constitution as reported by the Committee be
published us an appendix to the Journal.
gee, C. E. Swope, as the Chairman of
the Guinea - Lee, thought that there wee no
law 10 the Church compelling them to let
their report lay over (or a year In order to
give laultsllnders an opportunity to pick flaws
iu It. Ile th ought th at the work of the Com
mittee had been performed so well that he
could pr0w1... , the Convention, as far as he
Himself was cormenied, that It iroold not be
altered In any particular.
leer. W. A. Snivels. fully agreed with
the gentleman an to the finished manner In
widen the Committee ball discharged their
dozen, and therefore urged a vote on the orig
inal resolution to recommit as omen led.
Before taking the vote, lion. W. F. John
ston said he w.tted to he heard on thls Ques
tion now. in onier to let the delegates present
Imow that theta were those who regarded the
action of the committee an altogether extra
ordinary. The committee had not been alt.
'pointed Lathan a new constitution, but to re
vert needed alterations In the oh one. He
believed that, inasmuch as they had re ported
un entire new constitution, they hail far ex
ceeded the powers vented In time by the Con
vention by whom they were appointed. lie
felt It his duty to state here that If the consti
tution as reportwl should lie toloptml, it would
prove Minot". to the interests of the. Episco
pacy. Thesnuo. sort of it constitution hod
been stitintituagi Isttere, but thu wisdom of the
fathers of the Church compelled it to he re
keteil. He was willing that thu report should
he submitted to the Convention, as the report
of the committee. so that the members should
know when they reassembled next year just
exactly what they had to set on.
lion. T. J. Ingham agreed partially with
11. r. Johnston, but while Du did so, he felt that
the committee hid performed their work no.
bi kev-Swope declared the debate to he out of
order, and was ...talent:l by the chair. The
resolution of lbw. naively as amended was
thee nal to n vote and carried.
Rev. Swope, chairman of the standing com
mittee. then read his report, which eel:tainted
of the letter of acceptance received from the
Right Rev. 'linkup Kerfoot, announcing Ms
acceptance of the charge of their diocese.
from Trinity College, Hartford Conn. An an
nouncement, of the fasts that there wore at
present fooremullitates for holy orders In
the diocese, and a liberal offer from a gentle
man la this city of an Epiecopal residence
worth $14,030,pr0v Id ing the venom chureben
to union with the convention should raise $2O,
MO, to be expeddeil for the benefit of the
diocese, The report also contained a Est Of
the Churches that had contributed to the fund
for the procuration of a atonable memorial
residence for the -Mabee, and also a list of
those cinches from which no contribution
had been received. At the conclusion Of the
reading of the report was adopted.
Rev. E. E. Swope moved that a Commit
tee of Ma be appointed for the purpose of
raising a fund auftiebent to build an appropri
ate men:lrbil Eplacoal residence, the Commit
tee to consist or three lay and threat Merit:sit
delegates. Fending the vote on Mr. Etwopetn
motion, Blehop Kerfoot *mated the Chair in
favor or the Rev. W. White, by whom the vote
was put to the Convention and-carried.
. Rev. • .1. F. Spaulding, of Erie, offered a
reset:Won lustruCting the pastor of each con
imegatiOn 10 revert peroehlcally the names of
every
adult ,I Medi family .I:eider..his pastor.
Raw. Gen. Slattery offered the following%
Roodend,Vhat the Treasurer and Secretary
of the Convention be, and are hereby autho -
ired and directed to collect from the various
parishes in the Diocese weer sufficient to dal
fray all the contingent ,expenses of the Con
vention, including milge of clergynnit
attending Me same. the
Aner ea soma debate the
resolution was adopted as read.
Thos:' M. Howe then read hie report as Treas
urer of the Standing Committee. In some
cases the churches bad acted liberally In con
tributing to the fund for the defraying of the
eSperMaeof the convection, and otters had
done nothing at all.
Rev. Slattery thought that the assessment on
the various churches being compulsory, was
notasproper as the method provided for in
his retardation, of making it altogether an op
tional matter.
Am throne said ho Ild not require another
years experience to teach aim the fallacy at
the outitributing system.
A delegate moved that the runes be suspend
ed for the purpose of electing a Treasurer for
the Episcopal fund. • •
vote Doing taken, the rules were stiSpend
cd and Mr. J.H. Stioauberger placed In nomi
nation and elected to all tee position.
Mr. Brunet Mtured tho following resolution,
which Was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the Secretary of this Convene
Eon be ordered to distribute among the MOM
hem Of the Convention the remaining copies
the address of /Ashen Stevens.. delivered
bolero the printery (km vontion held In this
Diocese in INovember that.
A resolution thanking the Rector and vestry
intim of Trinity Church for eourteales received
at their hands Was passed. Also a resolution
returning - the thanks of the Convention %Attie
Rev. A. Ten Demo& for the able manner in
which ho discharged his duties us Secretary of
the previous Con winds.
- A delegate tooted that Geo, W.Cass and 11111
nurgwm be added to the Committee on the
Episcopal rued, whielt.was adopted.
After the reading of the mtutituvantLlnvinu
services i the Convention adjourned to meet ott
the thin! Tneadai ad limy, M 7, In St. Paul's
Minr..h„Erio.
.Tho...ntentiun throughout was very bar
row:dons and the Diocese has every reason to
bo Preue tig the able wanner in,
a s ion. its bue
loess was attended to on this
Illalicloun Plisehlef.—Ch.riels It, aw n , t h e .
keeper of k tirtplanattalot.Ou In Temp ranee.
villa made Mirth yesterday before Alderman
/Melte. of rho Fifth' ward; against William
Cray, and 4911n, - .Woode r ,
.10K,sostlICItuuk
•
mta-
Tho prosoMtter alleges that; the . defeltdents
kicked in Ms door and acted in a disorderly
and boisterous tutuanar.. Warrants were Im.
sued.
A Dsmaper.—Lizzle Collard yesteldaY uP
peared before Alderman Btraln and preferred
aritly . e fp; assault aralbattery against Anna'
&e m u ', a buThelCrliniselig" that
at" latter
pon her,
therciy soiling a nawAlelnatz gown she
worein - time, besides Otherwise drama ,g her
• Der , 3 .4 Appearance. A warrant was hemed
tor the arrbettot drum
Nominated foe littrgeSa.—.pp a meeting
of the citizens o Lawrencerille,on Thuisday
evening, Mr. T. C. Bum the Wawa] water
matsear nominated Tor Enigma of the 'bor.
0 Ugh, vine Samuel U. Keller, resigned.
The Lender.—Too. W. Ptttocls theptibllsb
er sends us an Ildvanee copy of the Lender for
this week. It Is a spicy, readable Sheet, and
one In which our citizens should take pride.
Frederick Watson, Esq., late a local editor of
the Dispatch, has Rammed the control of the
editorial department. Mr. Watson has n wide
reputation ea a writer of superior ability and
talent, and any production emanating freer
his pen Is chaste, elegant and brrUlant. We
congratulate Mr. PittOCk upon his sue.. In
obtaining Mr. Watson's services, as under his
control the /cadet will soon take Its position
among Mirror:Liar publications of the day.
Case Ilettletl.—John Irwin had n hearing
before Justice Ammon, yesterday, upon the
charge of assault and battery, proterred by
John /fell, who alleged that the defendant
kicked lam to the eye, at the American Iron
Works of Jon. d Laughllns, Brownstown.
Th e mat t e r wee settled by lied paying the
costs.
New Pnbllcatlone.—Plttock, the prosper
ens nee• dealer, oppoalte the Postolidee, Fifth
ntreot, has laid upon our table the d une num
ber of the Atlantic Monthly, and the popular
Boston publication, Our Young Polka. They
are very readable numbers, and can be ob.
mined at Pittockia:
Arrival of the iron.—Tbe rails for the ex
tension of the Pittsburgh, Allegheny and Man_
cheerer Passenger Railtray to Duquesne bor
ough having arrived, the work, which had
been suspended for few days, was resualeli on
Ohio street, Allegheny, yesterday.
Manchester Property to be Bold.-Eight
,null houses are to be sold by unction, to-day,
In Manchester.
riaviiiioneruzif 4
LIST OF UNCLAD/LED LETTERS
remaining ln the Poet Wilke at Allegheny City,
o tta g lt a D u A l' e AIAY
To se letters the
applicant molt
call ror • • Adoei ot
,2
tieed Letters," giving the date or file
11.1 and pay Oil X COOT for tolvertlolng.
If not called for within one ntorta they will he sent
to the Dead Letter °Mee.
.•- • .
grim. L/S.MVItUT letters by carriers, at the re
'tnees of miners, may be aleuttllM by observing
fldlowing utiLlta
I. DiungT lettere plainly to the street and number,
as well as the Poet Office and State.
tiger, letters with the writer's Peet Office and
Sent, street and number t sign them plaini y with
name. and request that answers be. directed aceonl-
Intl
I ltetters tostrangers or transient elklinrs In I
toot, or city, whoseepecial address may be unknown.
ihould he marked on tile lower left hand corner, with
the word • 'Transient."
4. I'Lwet the postage stamp on th e wppsr right
hand eat-ate, and tease parr betwtsm the sump and
direction for esufonorking without interfering with
the writing.
N. II nnquag . r for the smells of a letter In the
writer, It unclattnmi within TtllaTT DAYSor less,
written or printed with the s riters nom, Post of
tee. and AYate, across the hen -13nud end of tile envel
ope, on the faco side,
when
at the
mond prepaid rate of postage. payable when the let
ter Is delivered to the writer. {bee. 28. Lots./ ma.
A UStITIOn Dan'l
Alexander A Ham. E J Needes 2.1 J
Arra too illunter Eliza .Nelson Jam
Atkinson Jno Lizzie 8
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Alter J K *Well Harriet fo , l`.nnor I
Antony Louis j Hazlett Saud D'Oldom AI
Agnew Mary liumblson S , Oglesby J W
Anderson Mar;Hunter John Y Jos
Anderson R Thom. I
11 illeatherston SliPlat Agnes
Brown Anna E.Httghes Mlsa NI !Palmer Chas
Bottoms Ann ;Holly illicit.' . Pollantl Ellen
Bothwell. Agiellltimberson W IPotter S.l
B row - nil F I Porter CJr
Boggs Geo W rat l'enilleb'y IV S
Banks Geo Payne W 11
Bert Jos 2 Jamison E l lt
Barker John Jenkins Geo Reese Lizzie
RaymerJno K 'Rodger.. LS
Bell J C Kephart 31an . 1 , Reilly Henry
Birch JasiKeplar F ' Rodgers J
Burke Th. 'Kennedy •rehn lininneen JNI
Bern . Thos K easel Mary 'Rodgers Jas
ill er L W L !Richardson IIJ
Bigger Mat'w Long Alex 'Roger. F
Brown Mary Lyons B C ; Ramsey N.l
Boor ea A Landis Sol , !Caliente lt
Bakowel Allnie,Lyda James I
Born Mary 'Lath Jennie 'Snodgrass A
Eruse Mary F. !Lippincott Jno;tiwata A M
C I Lowry John ;Snyder Cat h
Cobb Annie iLongtirev .1 ; Storey E
Carley Ann ;Locker Louis P Seaman E
Cooper Lion ,Leacock lag !Stroun E K
CelersCarollne; Linder W Ii Smtu Mrs F. I)
Laakey lAxxio M 'Kookier Geo H
Clark Edwin 3111 by Adeline 'Strong Geo
C iMltcncL IF ;Stewart II
Caldwell 8 H 'Murphy Eug , o I Stoner 11 11
Crew S Marvin 8 8 Scott S C
Caldwell M E , sheer Mame 'Sklies Sarni
Culbertson W ;Meaner Mattio•Swaney S C
Cook John 31 ;Morrison Jnolt Stewart J C
Cochran Jan ,Marker Mary Stiner Jno •
Covert 01' ,Mattbews Nan,Sineok M A
Collins Rota Martin Wm 'Spangler N
:Morris W • Stilton Nancy
Diehl V' It ;Martin I' Stuck Wm
Dolman tea Myers Sarah E Smith It
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Dairen II It 'McClain Nan A Saving', It
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Dyer 5n,... ,M , Ciarrlty Thoietewarl 'Coln
Downey Jno , ,,MeElroyMrs M T
Dougherty Jnol C Thompson A
Devon 1.11 IMeClure Th N , V
Davis Mnry A . McElwain I.n C' runroy El Ira
Uuopoint Wm IMeMnster 31sA, Vulentme J e
E ,McClelland Ito W
Elder D W IkleEntyre ILC 2, Ward Kate E
lit'Cullough EA, Wallace Mrs 11.1
Col 111 C ;McClurg Jno zllama I/
Fink John A 'McAllister Jen, Woman Fred
Forsythe Tii MnGenb Jas A Wilkluson FI.
Foster Thomas,hicCahn Jane , Weemen Gee
Wto iMehtideliareE. W else Ilester
G',McLaren S it ; Wagner II
Gelelnger Sarni MeElwalnSaPe' Weaber henry
Gribben . ,Walker tt Steln-
Graham Jno W.MeKeivyy fl mayor
Jos A ildeClusky II •W env or St
Gnu. Joseph ;Mclntyre I II lLchcll
Grirr John orlidointyreD , Wlllla n Iva.,
William 'McKay David Walker .1
Gamble Mollie ;MClesters . jWashlnglon .1
Glenn Id It ' McCandless ES .Wtse J
Givens SamnelzkleCaln 1) Wilson Jno W
Gaston SamuralMeCullough Dr i Whltchouse M
ll ;McMaster K ,Whleman Mary
Hughes Anna
From O.( alter fleet m April, the Poet
()Mee will be opened at V. 4 m., and close at
It 4 p. m.—half an hour later than through the
winter. SAMUEL lIIDDLE Postmaster.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LADIES' GOLD WATCHES
GRAND OPENING!
We have Just opened larggi. and well nrlecteit
itoek of LattC GOLD 'WATCHES. with bemot I
run ENAMELED and ENGRAVED I,r,itiss., al
Greatly Reduced Price«.
cell and ere them. If you want to Ste soniettilior
nice.
rik - crrals....aiormEr db Gic".,
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4G FIITII STILES?, Or IVEITE 31ASONIC HALL
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\V. J. r ATTeasall, 71 t HALL PArratoto A
Notary Public, SGRAsT HT. 4A I. torn y -at -law
W. J. & 11111 PITTERSON,
Law and Claim Office,
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Penslcns, Local and Government Bounties, Back
Pay, Prize Money, &e., collected.
OFFICERS' ACCOUNTS ADJUSTED.
Collections made, Deeds, Letter.: of Attorney,
Bonds, Mortgages. de.. written, and all legal hest
nese promptly attended to. mylMatts
CLOAKS! CLOAKS 1 !
NEW CLOAKS
JEST RECEIVED AT THE
FIFTH ST. CUR HOUSE.
ELEGANT CLOTH EACQCB
at
AT THE
New Cloak House, 49 Fifth St.,
mpa opposite Old Theatre.
82, IT Inc :VI:
A TWO STORY
331=1.X.Car. TiNSTRIMAXaTTVGI
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And LOT 111 by ACI. on Charlton street. AlleghonY
.City. For thrther particulars, enquire of 0. 11.
TWEE, NiI : L.I6S Fourth street. m7l l : aZ
ARDENER'S DEPTI.RDENTS.
HoE.2,
R.A.KES,
TROWELS.
A.
ISFADF.S.
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1311 WOOD lITIVEZT.
inyllsWS JAMES BOW N.
ATTENTION!
/MBE HALL PLA rEns.
BAEZ BALIL43, BATTS, BASES, 14110 everyibrug
crpi4o, at VG ,W9OPATAIEWL
roylllWS JAMES DOWN.
II : :111. ' : As p,. •
srastaboard or vriughlugnischure necessary II ne.e•
• costing to directions. .Iteconmende..l md usr.
•I th reltraletpbta Con [lnbuilt 'lintel, the-Presto.
andry Co., FbiladelphlsAlmn Haase anal nem
. • leas others. Yor safe In Any rsuantity,nt mans
enterers, price, by , .11.10. - ItErilillAW.
inytto Corner Liberty asad Hand streets.
FLOM. 61RAIN AND.rnontreE.
COO Ulm. select broads Wtoter and Spring
Wilma ?lour;
l-tard lithrookeo Club-1 ol.Verator;
e. -do Widte. Wheat;
2 .5. , 111 , 1.0 arrlvos
* ...cholga-Peaeblllovr.'Poiatom
=ors.). t , 9 'MOIL .1 BON.
znyla No.:! Diamond, Alkir 4 to9,_ .
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MILL tatEllkfiEl
tAtilbo No. I Lard 014
' 60 • Extra Lard 011.
' /YAL:41:11 a soli,
toyl4 - do sod 70 Waller ..troC
PnecztvzoLTELlif Dalt-,4110
.at.,,pri,yrti Mete: , Roxburiz eA reqinlos
nos .ts, ems fu store atid tor
19 717 L. it voier.
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.Ip_r-T. R. mr_...Eurz,
flanker and Broker,
118 Wood St., near corner of Fifth.
All I leseript ions of Government Bonds
bought rnd sold on liberal terms.
London and Continental Exchange sold at
New York rates.
Gold, Silver and Coupons bought at highest
rates, and (Aid Drafts issued on New York.
IN ITN 011 aWA IN 4 :1111)
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Gold was Off a little to-day In New York, be
log quoted at 119%—Pittsburgh rates 1Z for
gold one 122 for silver. Government bonds
have undergone no qnotable change-I&3l's,
11K-I,i; 101%@102; 10-40's, 95%; 1015R,Q
le.P.; In this market, quotations may be
fairly given at 10S% for I+#ll , s; 10IX for s , ars;
1 , 1 for 10-nrs; 1021,4102t4 for 740's, and there Is
considerable Inquiry for &Ws.
Railroad shares, generally without tench
change. Fort Wayne IS reported quiet In Sr IV
York to-.lity at eft, ablletleveland
burgh is reported excited at it3i, In thin mar
ket, Allegheny Valley Is quoted at le.,4111;
Steubenville, Ito 5 , i, and connellsville,ie to
le. Oil stooks doll. Columbia is selling at
about 18itiAlit
ilennehog Run oil stork sold in New York
to-day at li',; Pitied° ii led St Ittl,
T3l; Gregory, Gold, Quart e, Gold, 4 , and
Parmelee, to,.
Tile late /Campeau news by the lava was
no Improvement on the previous accounts.
The rillOtllt Jon, for cotton were much - the
atone inn the temper of the trade at Liver
pool and Manchester tall not changed for the
better. The participation of States
y..2us, In the general financial depression In
London and Frukfort, had resulted In a fur
ther decline to (rn.,,ipra; per rent. sterling
money, which induced sellers in the metropo
lis to hasten sales at 10P4431111N per cent. to
both the Foreign markets referred to they had
suffer,' less than most other funds. They are
thus the Invisrites In Frankfort, even while, In
the language or a private letter "it seemed 10
be the general Impressem that nothing short
of a miracle can prevent the outbreak or hos
tilities."
—We take from Mr. Pericles compilation
the following statement of the quantity of
crude petroleum I.liliq4ell In the Twentieth
collection district ofs. iv anln, lord,
month, from April, I c, to March, lee;:
ll,t three months
April
May
June
ECM
Average per mouth . 107,011
Second Thrpe months IMrrels.
.luly 1.1,4 x,
August `..V.!,'3 , 1
September ....... . .... 219,491
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Average per month wi,o,n
last Five montlia. Barrels.
t ,elober 242.507
November
I teeember 193,10;
Juutlary
... .. 219,371
Februau.... ..........
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Average per. moat!.
Average, three months before the he.
vel opments at Pithole .......
Average, eight months since the des
vclopmants at Pit-hole
Total collections for the whole country. ex
emit Twentieth, district Pennsylvannia, (or
nine months, tili,2•Xl barrels, Kiel per month,
7,iXio barrels,
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Twentieth di.triet, January to ./ uly.
average 107,G11 4a,66/1
Average July to .1 an uary, niuce 1•Ithole
discovery,
All other ahrtrlrta average 7 , J1 barrel.
per year
or an actual production for the (blen
der year 16:5
.te5,5,10
hide Of 15 gallons , met, 63,1a5, 1 J10 gallons of
crude petroleum.
Total petroleum refined for six months. from
.Icily to lb!cember, 1615, 14,037,770.
The total of refined 011, for the year ending
June 3MII, Z, It" tal,calca,lll; Ttik log
one-half its the lir...duct lon—Jan January to J tine,
IA 10001,573 gallons—which. added to the alcove
11,027,7711, makes the total from January 165, to
January 16;11, 111,0,1,3111, a hlch is equal to tc,.
557.612 gallons of erode oil, and which very
cearly murmur.. the consufnptlon of tills
ountry for that time, as the use of petroleum
In Its natural state in very limited, wring a on.
tined exclusively to Itibritlatilig
The exports, for the same time have I evil
Crude, 1,140..575 gallons, refined, 25,M1.1175gA110n5,
lons, Total 16 , 5, ...i,ne.l.,ctko gallons: 164, :Li,-
.167.1t1 gallons; 1615,...,,..r•5t,5ti
as - 7,7 , e1 gall(st
1 ho expc•rts from I Indelph to for the yea?
1015 have Incretmed largely. Ilfelwe lire only
. 1,971,56. V.. gallons behind Now 1 orb (not equal
to one December exports) in our xhlpments.
The port of Phtladelichia shows an Increase of
4,491,114 , , gallons lit 1615 over 1611, while cl nr
lug the corresponding time New I ark 14[10W8
falling off or 7,102,167 gallons.—.l . /UM. Press.
—We are irralltied (says the Philadelphia
Ledo rr ) to notice that Comptroller Clark has
directed that the National hanks shall not
keep deposits with private bankers. So long
us the slovernment is necessarily connected
with the banks, and to a remain extent re
sponsible for their good credit, it to bat pro
per that it should keep theta to themselves as
much as possible. The National Banks are
limited to the legal rate of interest on all their
discounts, anti at these rates very naturally
command the most ihilable ss cities; Where
as most private beakers pity a ec
large Interest
on deposits, and to make a jsrollt front their
use mast lend them hat at the highest possible
rate et interest. anti, of course, loan on securi
ties of doubtful and ishcondary credit.
New York Sleek and Money NorkeL
Note Took, May In.—The Stock Market open
ed with decidedly more firmness throughout
the list. The cliques are actively at work on
Cumberland Coal, Western Union Telegraph,
Eric, Reading. Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Kew
York Central and tplieksilver. The Mine of the
market la firmer than for some time past, and
from the present aspect of liffaus a specula
tive advance appears very mot/able. Nearly
every leading stock is more or loss under the
influence of combination', operating for a rifle,
and shares have but Little chance of escaping
corners.
Governments show ruttier a firmer tone.
The decline in 5.-tMs is bringing out buyers. unit
the market resists with remarkable firmness
the roturus or large amounts of bands from
Europe.
Gold Is active, but without important change
In premiums. The sales of the Sub-Treasury
have the effort of checking the upward ten
dency, it being understood that the Assistant
Treasurer is a standing Boller at 130, mad the
commission shipment of specie to-morrow
will be quite large, probably not below three
millions. The steamer Manhattan, from Vera
Cruz, brings et45,4M In specie. tiohl is loaned
at 7 per cent. per annum. Foreign Exchange
continue very arm at a fraction over specie
shipping rate. Produce bills are very scarce,
and large linen of sterling cotton bids are un
saleable. The demand for money from brokers
is rather more active, but the supply is en.
perabundant, and the rate continues at 5 per
emit.. with exceptions at 1 per cent. upon
round sums. Paper is in demand, and prime
names are taken readily at s@fi per cent.
The speculation spirit Is spreading to the
Petroleum and Mmuig Stock Board. Gold
stooks are more active. Atlantic and Pacific
has suddenly advanced to dye dollars, with
few sellers at that price, having . been offered
for some time past at vi 5003 ,5. Downieville
is very firm and active.
Mr. Chas.GmhatnAwhose misfortunes , grow.
lug out of the Ketchum affair, excluded him
for a time from the stock board, has been re
stored tomembership by a unanimous vote,
and resumed business.
Prices of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-day:
Central Copper Fulls, 42%; Franklin 45'5; Han
cock, 10 1 4; Water Power, 42; Isle Iloyal, 19;
Minnesota, 13; Quincy , 48: Waverly, 4; flay
State, 1414.
Stock market, tour o'clock, open board: sales
Ohio COrtilicateS, '03%; Western Union Tele
gram:, 61%; New York Central, 93%; Erie, 74%;
Hudson, 111%; Ileadlng, 107%,• old tioutheru,
7...1%; Pittsburgh : BU%; Cleveland & Toledo 105%.
The gold market dosed steady at 13071/130%.
he export to-morrow will ho heavy, and ex
acted to reach $3,000,000.
New York Market.
I.:kw Toss, May IM.—Cotton a simile firmer,
at 300 for Middling. Flair dull, heavy, onset
tlial and mem, lo‘rer, at M1,00@t1,60 for Extra
totts, fp,01fp9.7.5 (or 11 0, and yiLtialtl3.7s for
Trade Brands , cloning dull. Whisky quiet,
with trifling sides at a. 79. Wheat dull
and :We lower, at $l,Ol for choice Spring, 5 1 ,
1,00 for Milwaukee Club, and $1,0595'1,00 for &r. .
to etSe now No. 1 Milwaukee. Rye dull and
drop g. Barley and Barley Malt dell. Corn
161.0. wer for new, and steady for old, at 713 a
145550 for Now Western Mixed afloat. and edgy.
St, i4c (or Ola do in store. Oats a little firmer
,
at 470.50 e for Now Western, and Idesile for Old
do. Petroleum dull at 270 for Crude, and 129'5
100 for Refined in Bond. Pork. red heavy
and lower, but closed Arta, at ID for
New Mess, closing at 550 .1 116,, raga El ;
Ile for Old do, and .21 ,1055 02,00 for Pr e; also
UAW bble Now Moss for y, June and July,
sellers' and buyers' option, ate2D.X34013,60. Beef
steady at about previous price. Beef Baum
firm at 05548. Cut Moats firm at 151 , 461.tMe for
Shoulders, and fl ea . lox limns. Lard
quiet and Arm lft . Butter quiet, at oo
quiet
for Ohio, and for State. Cheesy
dull at Weak,. Bacon quiet and steady, at
10,4 e for Cumberland Cut, and 15%e for Short
Chicago Callas Market.
Cum nee, Alay 17—The fresh receipts of Beef
Cattle at the Mack Yards to-day are se cars.
Eutarixt sales, 1,62 a bead, at prices ranging
from lia, f. :46,1* for stock steers, $11,75(97,50 for
fair Butchersstook and from 117.61 41840 for
good to chorea shipping Beeves, S lot of Ave
p r i ze ewers brought *7,05, but thin is no mita
tion of the general range of prices. The mar
zezim4aha yards Meng thronged with
Mayo:ea:and Mine an extensive business is be
mg
done,altirough the reports from the Emit
ena markets are Oran unfavorable
Prices are well •telainlainedr and 'horrid trio
present activity continue until nightfall tne
yards will be-elaardi Of the best granter, of
stock at an ndraneeof from .1011i6e per lea lbs
en medium qualities. Other quttlttlen arc
steady at yesterday's quotatiOns. The average
quality of the 'clock is 'good, and for such
prices are well maintained at the 0950.
Journal.
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uJLTIMO 1/311=nr (must. Oats Pik
Sugar ite
Arms relining gradMs
tock and. demand ligtat. Y;
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01710 a OP TOE Prrrantraatz Azirrra,
rarest', May 18, 1866.
The general markets are steady and moder
ately active, thought devoid of excitement,
and while thorn is a fair volume of business,
there is no material change to note In values.
GRAlN—Wheat is quiet and a little weak but
nominally onehangml. Oats quiet with sal.
of Western reported at 50052 on track, and 55
rn fro e n ? s t ore. i Corn 1:
at SO ,
active an rohmntsmun
cat MOIL . il a ye e rs o i n n demand .r'c aCd. prime Penn?.
sells on arrival at $l. No movement In Bar
ley.
FLOCR—Is steady with a continued fair de
mand, and we can report regular Sales Irma
store at 810,75 @ 11,25 for Spring, and $l2 to $l3
for fair to choice brands of Winter Wheat.
Rye Flour Is quoted at 86,50 to 87, and in very
light supply.
PitoVlslliNS--Ilitcon is firm hat unchanged
at 11tif.814 , 4 for Shoulders 17 for Ribbed Side,;
for Plain Sugar Cure d llama; and 9 for
Canvassed ditto. lard Is quiet hut firm at
and Mess Pork still quoted at 6 . 1241.12,50.
SEEDS—The demand for both Clover and
Timothy Seed is very slight, as the season is
about over. Flaxseed is In active request at
*c.a.
POTATOES—Firm and In demand at the al
ranee. Sale of 1 car reach Blows and Flukes
I mixed at $1,35 per bush; I car prime Peach
Blows In lots at 81,MI; and I car 110 11(.1,4 per bbl.
GREEN A PPLEs—Sales of 140 barrels at $0
to 1111.
BUTTEIt--Continues exceedingly dull and
the demand in very much rostricted. Com
mon to prime Roll may he fairly quoted at ...k)
to 21.
EGGS—Steady at N per ,toz.
DRIED PRllT—Sales of Pooches at 19 to 2D,
for quarters and halve)). Supply of Apples
almost exhausted. Old crop may be quoted at
It In It, and now at. ID to 17.
. . - .
tilL—Nales of No. 1 Lard at $1.85.
nl/filllf I , doll at 55 to GO.
HOMIN Y—Trot little to market, and but lit
tle wanted. small small gales at Q 4.
ItEANS—HuII and neglected but. unebnaged
—prime email White way be quoted kt $1,75
per hush.
s ALT—la In rather better demand, and we
ran report small gales et $2.10.
Hal—Therein not much inquiry for Haled
Hay, and bat little In market. Loose is gel
ling, at Slo to 125 per ton, as to quality.
/iSHl.lls—S.cata Ash Is dull and nominally un
changed. Pearls in demand, and sell readily
at Li—supply in this market very light.
Pll2 LLAL/--Ig held firmly at 11.
I=
OPPIOP OP TAN PliTamnitall to esvrali,
Earner, May is, 1141111.
CRUDE—There was it little more activity
In the Crude market to.day, though there IA
still plenty of room for improvement. We
can report sales of 51A bbls at 19e, packages In
cluded, free on hoard cars;olo at 19, on tre
.pot; 130 at 14, bbis returned; 4011 (41 gravity) at
14)4; 415 (41 gravity) at 1414, and 410—on Thurs
day evening—at 14 , 4. Quotations may be
fairly given at 14 to 14r4, bats returned, and 19,
bids nu:laded—though It was reported that a
sale had been consummated at 14%. Tele
grams from 011 City quote at $1,50 at the
wells, which Is a decline of 255 per barrel, as
compared with Thursday's reports. There
was a slight imprcivetnent In the demand for
Ipinent to-day, but refiners, generally, are
still holding MT, In expectation of lower
rates.
Barrel
111, , 91
141
II 01,
11=1
REFINED-3 be market for bonded oil to
quiet and without quotable change. We can
report sales of AK. bbls for Immediate delivery
In Philadelphia, at 111 c; 500 for June, at 42; and
SOO (or Slay, seller's option. at 35, free on board
earn here—less one per rent. As we have re
peatedly stated in our reports for some days
past, there Is but comparatively little oil offer-
Ing,elther for present or futare delivery, and,
so far as our refiners are concerned, the pres
ent apparent stagnation could not have ocenr
red at a better time. Free 011 Is quiet and
nominally unchanged.
—Since writing the above, we have a sale of
1000 hills reported, to be delivered between
the 15th and 30th of July, at 17, free on board
cars, here.
ARMY ALS—The arrivals 0(011 by the Alio
itheny River since our last report, were as
follows :
ME
=EI
MEI
Wilkins.. ..... Maxtor A. Ellison... •r:
.1 C. Young .... 51 .1. Gullagher....... 1M
.1. t•. Strickler 305'W. I'. Logan 350
11. Itosenbach 150 Fisher Allro .1610
~liarbungli A Co . 232. I. P. Costs 112
13M1
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t'u tr,,o, May Is.—Floor dull, and declined
151cr85e, buyers and sellers arc widely apart In
View x. Wheat rory unsettled; opened at $1,59;
declined to 91,511 1 4; rallying to p1.54!4, and
shoed irregular. at 91,53'4, with ewes of No. 1!
$1.1041,05. Corn declined lc, closing triode,
Moly active. 49 , 40.10 e for No. 1, and 4741'4714c for
No. 1. Oats quiet. at .7146 , 31ife. Provislonx
.1 ritet. Receipts-5,07 bids of liourir bush.
of wheat; 127,000 bone. corn, and 51 bush. of
oats. Shipments-10,000 bids of our; 13,000
bush. of Wheat; 327,000 bush. of corn, and 59,000
bush. of oats.
El=
==ll
riitt.ADltLenta, May Mt.—Petroleum dull;
Crude 7:43M.,4, Flenned in IlondaNterne und
COUNkte. ' , lour dull; Superfine 1117,5018,00,
t:
and xtra rt.,Nftn..so. Wheal haus deel fling
tendency; nod tr,jOitt!,6e. Corn dud and de
clined lei Yellow Rk. Whisky dull with a de
dining tendency.
Poinsion• In DverolL.
Thirrnorr, May l6—Tho demand rontinnen
brisk and the supply he fair. Large nhiptuenta
are daily Millie to Cleveland, l'iltalnira and
"Ill's even further East. Prieea 10-day are
a little higher than yesterday, and range train
lor petkohlilows, and tiOe for dukes on
tile streeL
INMOST!' BY RAILROAD
PITTSBCIIOII, FO&T WAYNC & CF110•00 It. B.
May 14.--1 car militias', linos a !McKee; 2 ',kg*
bacon, T C Jenkins; 2 blob, 3 Mils do, Cook, Ilro
a en; 1 b. butter, W .1 Meek; 3 lib's bacon, Kiel
a Rtteliart; It bits buckwheat, Beckham it
Long; 2 cars metal, Bryan d. no; 100 bbla flour,
s„, g h.,y o r Voskamp; bbis eggs, 25 keg.
lard, Blair & WOOtIll; 4 Mils eggs, /I Riddle; 10
hos candles, 5 do map, McCullough, Smith a
co; s on 's bacon, 3 kegs lard, 250 Aga mlllfoctl,
H R Jr; 100 bbl; floor, El WaMca; bun pigs
loud, IdeKre d Ben; ears potatOes, 1 do oats,
Riteboock, McCreery d co; 300 pigs lead, .1 B
Lyon; 100 bides, 1111rtley, Mahe° d e I car
staves, 11 11 Collins; I
dod,
do, .1 d•Ralyed I do do,
Grithrle d KM; 4 cars metal, Graff, Bennett d
co; I car potatoes, Voigt d oo; 143 ludas , 1.14)Us
CLEVELAND AND Perrssonon RAILROAD.
May le.-1 cur outs 811 F103,1;51 bible 011,0 My;
I I.s bacon. Atwell, Lee .t eo; lo Mite egg., W P
Beck; 15e kto, powder, D lad; Is do do, ld
Chulhmt; 100 tibia floor„4V Gormley; 801 do
do, Shomuker Lung; 100 do do, Newcomer,
Goo r4:1; has dry peach., Potter, Aiken &
Ntlepord;2o pkg. Itch. S Cooper; 5 too haute, F.
lleaselton; M 1 do do, H. 11 Townsend' 4 do do 8
Cooper; le boo cheese, Bhooinker t Lan g ; i ce
pkga &an, Graff & Reitor; 3 cars metal,tirolt
llermatt & co; 151 eke potatoes. Potter, Aiken &
Shepard; la) bale do, L H Vol gt & co; 2AO do do,
W D Patterson; 120 do do. T C Jenkins; 1 ear
barley, Rhodee; 4do do, Dlt Galway; pkiga
IWt F: HeAseltnn; ZS do do, J Dilworth; ell do
do; Watt & Wilson; 30 do do, J McDevitt.
PITTPTISROA. COLIMBUS urn CCII011111f•TI B, R
May la—Teats wheat, J S Liggett & co; 1 car
staves, John Meyer; 1 do corn, Hitchcock, Mc-
Creary & co; 1 do do, Gilmore, Simpson & co;
raio hide dour, Jas Gardiner; 1 car mill feed, R
Knox & Son; 100 b 12113 flour, Seghmyer &
Yoc
kam((l; lOU do do, E 11 & J C Guthrie; I ear corn,
& W lairley; 2 htitis glamiwure, Modes A no;
11 tes hams, Jae Lippincott; l 9 pkg. fish, Wm
Cooper; 20 do do, Gay, Burke & co; 8 cars
C C Smith; I do wheat, Gilmore, Simp
son & co; I car millfeed, Wm Binhum; 4 cars
wheat, Dan Wallace; 100 bble Hour, E 11 Myers
& co; 1 car potatoes It Knox A Son; El barrels
dour, SO sacks do, Wm Cooper; 1 car lumber, A
Russell.
A LLSOIIIIST STATION, May 18.—I8 cars wheat,
Kennedy & Hro; es bids flour, 256 rucks rye, It
Knox A Son; 211.3 bags barley, C Eberhard; 2
ears mill:end, Gilmore, Simpson A no; IS seeks
flaxseed, Ewer A Hamilton; 163 sacks oats, II
eggs ,
Backfield & 3 bbis eggs, 1
Niehowun do bacon, 2
SdO do Dyer; W
J I bar
i el
It Gb
son;,
bbls potatoes, IMO bbis flour , Knox A
Son; 3 ibis eggs, W B Moore; 3 kgs lard, Shuts,
Son A co; WO ski; oats, Owens, Kennedy et Har
per; 1 bbl whisky, .1 W Gray.
I); etv : $ • 0)111
SPRING OF 1866.
HEMAPANKIL,
(BLOOD CURE.)
This article Is expressly designed to parity and
restore the blood to a healthy condition. by which
SCROFULA and all Diseases or the Skin are effect•
wally removed horn the rystem. Sold In bottles at
MO cents and 810E44 by
SIMON JOHNSTON,
spy Corner Smithfield and Fourth Streets.
GJEOUGE A. KELCY,,
WHOLESALE DBUOGIBT,
AU,. 81' Wbod Street,
OPPOSITE =EST. OHAHLES HOTEL,
DIALVII IR
Dews, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
VIEEMILMTOIMEEIXI.I2", .
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYEISTUFTS, to
The Retail business will ba continued as usual at
o. eti Federal street, and corner of Ohio and Fr der
al streets, Allegheny. sroyin-lyd
d. SCUOONfIAKES as, SON,
Pittsburgh White Lead Works,
PDEY, WHITE LEAD ,
GLUE LIMO COMUN IS ARRED IN OILS,L lON PJWITEN
OIL
Na. aa WaaCl late , o4olt.
edgy
10 CASKS POTASH, prime, just
received Cud !brittle by
ItEUBSE A. KELLY.
Wltototals Drofigtst, 17 Wood street
10 BBLS. PITIVT, in Bladders,
Jestrecetred bud tor sale by
GEORGE A. KELLY.
myl Whole.le Druggist, 37 Wood stmt.
rv'T
HENRY Q. 11414 E,
NOME! CORM II PERI a at 01116 num
Dottrel, to return lissulal to U. friends and Um Dub
Ito generally for thels ilbaral patronage. end would
~esooctroly Intone them that be hat Jultnellms.
ea Oom the ILastern markets with a large ankwell
selected stock et
Fine Woolen , Goods;
rommqoamsdezwrzsicenrs atom
AND 51/ 5/41
EMI
Cliieftun
Fay etto
DSPARTIIRI3.
Lenl Leoti....llamilton Purkersburg
drmadWo Bwemey St. Lou..
ELVER. WEATHER, ITC.
The river is again falling slowly at this
point, with scant four feet In the channel, by
the pier marks last evening. At 011 City, the
telegraph reported the Alleheny at a s and,
with twenty-live inches in the channel. Here.
the weather continues clear and pleasant,
and apparently settled.
The Nora, from Cincinnati, Is the only i
transient arrival we have to report. She had
a fair freight list, and came op over the
"Giese Hoene," without. touching. The Col
eraine, as we predicted, has alsooreached the
wharf after considerable trouble and hard
work in getting over Glass House.
The Armadillo cleared for St. honl last
evening, with all the freight she could take
on the water. She left here drawing about
three feet ten Inches. The Lent Leott, also,
cleared for Parkersburg.
The Nora, Capt. Devinnes', will commence
loading forthwith for Cincinnati and Louis
ville, and will take her departure early next
week. Being of very light draught., she eau I
go through with dispatch.
We regret to learn that the lock in the Mus
kingum Elver, at Marietta, Is again out of or
der, and navigation in that stream, as a con
sequence, is a again obstructed. The Julia,
therefore, will not leave for Zanesville, to.
day, as heretofore announced.
The Pnyette and Chieftan, were don here
frond Geneva anti Brownsville last night, and
will be found at the lauding this morning.
The former,in command of Capt. M. A. ton,
will leave a g ain thin evening at o'clock, And
the latter in command of Capt. It. Abrams,
leaves at 5 o'clock.
Capt. l'erry Brown contemplates leaving for
Savannah, Georgia Innclay or 1500 In look af
ter his boat, the Hard Times, now plying on
Some of the Alabama streams. Capt. Brown
Intends to dispose of her If he can find a buyer
wining to give what she is worth.)
The Pine Grove arrived at Cincinnati on
Wednesday, and the Leonora and Lorena left
there the same day for Pittsburgh. The Ca
inel la was advertised to follow on Thdtreday.
The annual report of the Chamber of COm
morce of Louisville, shows that during the
year ending April 1, lean, there were 3731 arri
vals, and 37.al departures of steamers; during
the cants period RI steamers were registered
of a carrying capacity of 44,079 torts, anti a
value of $2,e16,T.30; of the above steamers 11
were built at Louisville and New Albany,since
December, Ixos. Of the eleven six were built
at Now Albany.
A argot - tau Paean.—We deem from Mem
phis Argus, of Saturday, that some promi
nent steamboatmen of that place are now hav
ing built at. Pittsburgh, l's., a staunch and ex
cellent Arkansas river packet, to be railed the
Kate Metampbell. She wants, of the same di
mensions Of the Last Chance, and of similar I for further particuiars.enquire of
construction. That looks ilke taking the"liwt WILLIAM 31rELItoY, Agent,
chance" for a steambOat, passing by Aletrepo- Al the Wharf-Boat, foot of Grant st., ttabergh.
Ile, Mound City,Paducah, Cannelton, Leaven- , L. CoI,YIN, Agent,
Brownsville, Pa.
worth, New Albany, Louisville, Jeffersonville, I -
Cincinnati, Newport, Gallipolls, and Wheel- 1.4`0R CINCINNATI AND
ing, plumb up to the head of the hollow.—Lt ln be new
Lowiatile ameier. Haut paroo,nger viratner
The Yorktown and Emma No. 5 left Saint Nt.ditA 'apt. H. H. iiar ENS itY,
Lon. for Pittsburgh onWednesday, end the Wil, tease for the Shove and all Intermediate ports
Armenia, en route - from PlLLeburgh to Salut hitiN DA V. al p.
louts, was at Cairo on the same day. The St. Per freight or pai.ag.• apply on hoard ur to
Louis Republican, of Thursday, says .ItiliN MACK,
mv1917.1 4. D. coLLINGWoOD, l A g eut° '
I The wet weather yesterday put a slight _
I "damper" on the yesterday
of the "urn. ,
u ST. LOUIS rr
"strikes , " upon having compelled most of the 17
A N ST PA —The new ateame
I steamers to etabmit to their exorbitant de- • "
b e L rc.N IDA:, cam. Cl. A. C3V.
mantis. We think that this strike will not
h i t= and all intermediate port.
of ultimate benefit to those who originated it. :
Many of oar eteamboat Captains are of the ' for frelght or paseage apply on RoAtH or to
opinion that It was only gotten up for the I tar; FLA , K & coLLINGWOOD, Agents.
purpose of driving the negroes ofr the wharf. - -
The white laborers have bound tide blacks to , REGULAR PACKET addir m e
stand up for the present figures, and We FOll WHEELING, MARIETTA
would now employ
Only t h e AND ZANEsILLE.—The Roe eleHrrier EMMA
blacks, and Ut a „ err lbw der . , we think, we . yFIAA t ...Cpt. C. It. rerru., will leave for the
Intennedlate ports rverr TUSDAY,
will have quite a reduction In the price of
re , ri{ ,
labor. DAY ' , at 7 ant. J.ll. O ,' LLINuWO(II). Agent.
OIL WORKS.
WOOLDRIDGE OIL REFINING
o ciniecr..a.ma - ir. .
OF PITTSBURCH. PENNA.
JOHN WATT, President.
HINNY b. LONLI, tiee'y and Treas.,
WORKS IN TEMPERALNCEVILLE
OMee, No, 2 Duquesne Way,
mr.NurAcrunens or PURE WHITE
13LTELINTINA3- f_) I
Oil mono be eseolled for booming properties,
color or Cr. teat, sod Is pat up to well swasonsd
eels, aultable for HOME USK, or EXPORT. puii-
DE.11.11 SOLICITED.
IMisciosta—John Watt, Robert Lea, U.O. Mack
U. H. Herron, C. L. Caldwell, H. H. Collins, J. W
Porter, &dm. Wallace, D. W. C. Carroll.
BONDED WAREHOUSE
PHENIX WAREHOUSING COMPANY,
Pool of Bohm mild Harrison IStroots
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Storage for Refined Petroleum,
In Tanks and Barrels. ?lee Circulars,
fa.'um«,l4 BRAVES. BTOJLIST. New York.
oea•ly
SUPERIOR OIL ENGINES.
We are e.pestrotUog, ant, wll keep on hand,
perlor style of
CIPX:La 3EIMIESI-ITOMEI
111 l IMMO i CORION OR !UMW Bonn
We Invite parties needing engine,
K tnea for this voori.es
to eaII and one th em, corner EE and 0 1.1•13.1
9.I.IIiCEPTB. near Cit 7 Water MAC f NTCBiI HLMPHTLt. a co.
COMMERCIAL OIL MORI- •
PURE WHITE BURNING OIL
Al TUE LOWEST MARKET RATES
j.iIIIES WILKI NS,
CRUDE AND REFINED Ohl ;
Mire Bloat, Dow:mum Way, Pittsb largo
- Spools] attention arm to the rule ezl
meet of Petroleum sold lie product*. Cons meta
rorpectfully sollated. Pootoaes Ho: la. ine2:lY
jelpici utwiN & co.,
OIL OF VITRIOL ANO AQUA AMMONIA.
Crfacmca, ISt Haricot at.,
fa a 7 PITTSBURGH. PA.
STOVES GRATES, &c.
To HOUSE BUILDERS
AND
ROUSE KEEPERS.
STOVES, GRATES ARO RANGES.
We respectfully Invite the attention of the penile
to our extensive_ variety of COoKING STOVICe,
GRATE FROIMS, FENDERS, COOKING RANG
naltg recently Increased onr facilities for moo -
el/militias the above erticles,
_and greatly Improved
our Myles of ORATE FRONTS, end Introduced one
of the BEST COOHINti RANGES to be had In the
community, we est all in need of anything In out
line of business to give no call.
33-T6BEliala Ob fOCN,
No. 235 LIBERTY STREET, Mei:W.4lre. of tte
Celebrated TRICIIIVII and BLACK OAK COON
STOVES.
•
UJ. 'MILL wnopaturn
8. livn.wonics. ARTUUUDOBSON
McINTYRE, McNAIIGHFAX & co.,
STONE AND BRICK PAVERS,
- Will attend promptly to
Farina'hinged:ld Laying Stone and
Brick Pavements,
And Repairing the same: Curb Stones /or - Dished
and bet. Also, Wading and Cellar Digging done at
shortest notice.
l'arties desiring &milling in Our line will base
their orders attended to by addressing an through
San,egheny Yost Ulnae, or by calling at No. 206
usky atreet, Allegheny.
ff i gn i 4e2 P IVerM4Er DTR l Vt l ifillita CO.
INSURANCE AGE NTS.
GAIIIIINTEIt COFFIN, Agent le r
U. the Pratiklln, Philadelphia and Baltimore Se.
.trance vazippates, North-east earner WOOD Ana
WL. JONES, Agent for the North
ford leatiaolitow:Arew.wrihTrapr
A. EIHEP — ABD, Secretary of
rilla h rt9 e°r""
~~` { ~l~4lcr~~~ Ili:
G. WRIGHT,
murarAcarnan or
VENETIAN BLINDS,
OLse at"
UP EDON
DfirI3LIEDB DONE UP 704UAT. TO DEW
TAILOR,
J IOIINFLOTD_
ILuTD
OM FLOYD & CO., Wholes a l e
• ptit. ogegekso. rrs woxisna =Liberty stmt.
ext3l6:lyd
pITTEIBIIIIOH, PA.,
8 7 iCinCilt 67autrIFI!!
SCD boxes Won Mod;ln P44481410b;
Lin ... . Coro •
go •• Oswer4l4llrOrliler•
So " L••.n•
ir""kj" Ihn
IW ritg r atl a nk LANG.
. • . • -Claud 174 Wood monk
SBOoxitlfal plcture* of
She twelve Apostles, eatable for altar-decors
ttOns, tat Rib 07 (WS) W. P. 11.44188 ALL.
ILI ii
=QM!
.Abrams Brownsville
Lox Brownsville
=1
Brand—" Lucifer."
Constantly on hand and for 410
&J. H. SAWYER,
I=
BECIIMII AND DLL BIN
=l3
0 :iv/ avi=4
to:c t riyA:
STEAMBOATS
PEOPLES' la%g t F
!..4THE BARTLETT
LINE O STEAMER,
(INCOILCORATEI).) SEWING MACHINE,
Pittabiargli, City. Brown.-
villa. mita Geneve,
This Company will ru a daily twmt between the
a 1.,. points. n
..f thene and splendid
side-whel steamer.. t tr.FTAI I w
t, IL
commander, and ELECT( di, ROBERT
COMITInode r. (The Elector I. now being completed
and will take her Warr In the line Ina few da)..) •
The Chieftain will Sole Pitt...burgh for all imints
nTUeSDAYS, Tilt:10, 0A Ye and SATI:IIDAYS
at sr. at. RCM - fling, lenses Geneva for rittsbnrgh
an MONDAYS. WEDN V.SDAYh and FRIDAYN,
t n A. 11. and Brownsville at t 11. N.
.. •
"I he Company will has, n tie -elm. , Wharf Real
at Monongahela I Ity and I . ltisl , llra h. Freight re
-
COI .4 at all hone... N., charge her rout e,lselunin
F.artern freight.
Thle line not roe heals no the Sabbath.
our new Wharr Boat wilt hr /0...
(Irani Street.
1866
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
MONONGAHELA RIVER ;
Pittsburgh, Brownsville and Geneva,
UNION LINE,
PdQ$~3T OOMP•Y•
Will run three daily Aide-wheel Meson.. between I
Pittsburgh, Mouongattelnl•lty. itrowne,llle, ItIre••
I.nnuting. Lireen.hoto, 1.11011,3 2.11 the lhlnk3rll tNI
legloh This line Ia 1 • 01111.011.•11 • of the following
slteamers.
ag
FAICETTF ' CAPT. S. C. SPIMMS,
TELEGRAPH CAPT. 1.1. 1111111110 t.
FItSN IV' LIN r A PT. Z, W. C A RMAC IV NI. SUMNER & CO.
GALLATIN I'A I'T. A.S. 1'0111.11,g.
These park., will leave Pittsburgh daily Cl s a
M.. and p. rn, except Sunday• when the departure
wlll be at o dock, a. M. BOOTS, SHOES, Ste
The through pnekel for the Oillitegions will leave
Pit.burgh dad!' at p. o. Brow use Ill' dally at
m., ADIES', GENTS'
158MMNIN(4-I,caves itrownsvllle for Pittsburgh / I
da
Le yilt 7 a. M.
av a es Greens o o
bro p. mid Geneva at 12 o'clock:
Rice's Landing al 'G p. re
Leaves Monongahela city at S
The line la composedof first-etas.. side-wheel
Le
bull i. expressly for the trade. They 0111
51 . COMMSMIMI by °dicers of long ea t , rknot, who
will pay particular attention C' the wool. and com
fort of pa.sengers. l'he boat, will leave promptly
at the hour advertised
Freights Received at all Hours.
BANKS AND BAN S.
BANK
G HOUSE
N. HOLES & SONS
33 diftl:l33.orl3,
N 0.57 MARKET STREET, Pittsburgh,
rocelrrd In rat Panda and Currency.
.oflectione [oath. on all the principal points of the
tilled !ital.,. and Capadas.
STOCKS, BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES
Bought and Sold on fomnalattion,
larsi f enlat at paid to tbe padisitase and
tale o
UMTED STATES SECURITIES.
INCLUDINIJ
Dolled mate. 151. c. of MI:
Do. do
ril es of 10.-.;
&ore n-11111 - Drn;
Cert.lllPatvis or Indebt....ess.
Orch•ra sod \ 'ow:here boo/0,, collroted.
DOLLAR SAVING S BANK, No. lib FOURTH STREET.
CIIIARTEINEID IN 19955.
daily from 9to o'clert. also on Wednesday
an S aturday evenings, from May lot to November
lot, from 7 to 40:clock, and from November Ist to
May Ist, from at° 8 o'clock.
Deposita received of all sums of not less than One
Dollar, and a dividend of the profits declared twice
a year, in June and December. Interest has been
declared seml-annually in June and December once
the Bank was organised, at the rate of six. per cent:
rl=elt. if not drawn nut, Is placed to the credit
Jr the depositor as principal, and hears the same in
terest from the dent days of. uneawl
i i i ernner,
compounding twice a year without tronbl the de
rottener to call, or even 10 present his plum Oct. AL
this rate money will d, able In leap than twelve
ca year..
Kooks containing the Charter, By- Law Uni and
Regulations, furnished gratis, on application at the
onice.
Pulantostcr—tiEtlitOß A 'AJAR&
Vies 1 . 111.1.1.1%
John O. Baskofen, Robert Robb,
Rent. L. Fahnestock, John IL tinuenberger,
James: lierdmaii, James Shblle,
James McAuley, Alexander Speer,
James B. D. Meeds, Chrlstlan Yeager ,
IsaacM. Pennock, A. M. Pollock, M. D..
mots,
Junes D. Kelly,
Henry J. Lynch,
Peter A. Madeirs,l
John Marshall,
Walter P. Marshall,
John R. McFadden,
Jahn Orr,
livery L.
ta l m n ir
Alerandor
William
Vankirk,
Wm. P. Weyman.
loose Whittler.
A. COLTON.
Mitlf.DS. tall:claw?
m. J. Anderson.
enieln Anams,
John C. filrulley,
Onoege Black,
Hill Ha fn,
A , onautA. Carrier,
Charles A. Colton,
t 1 m. Douglas,
John Evan.,
Johu J. Gillespie,
William h. Haven,
Peter H. Hunker,
!Dillard Hay.,
TILICAMITHIM—CIIAItLE
lixefirrwav—JAS.
. _
__FURNITURE.
FURNITURE
AND
CANE AND WOOD OHMS, -
Matinfactured.and for sale,
Wholesale or Retail.
JAMES W. WOODWELL,
• NOS. 97 A 99 THIRD STREET,
Opposite E. Edmondson A Ca's, and
mhl NO. I FOURTH STREET.
4009.10 MOTOR ANTUONT ZIZTIII.
JOSEPH MEYER & SON, Haut'-
hctsarers and Wholesale and RetaL Demers in
FURNITURE FRI) CHAIRS, No. 434 PENN' ST.
above the Called, have on bands • large assortment
of FANCY AND PLAIN FURNITURE, it Walnut
and Mahogany, of theLr own maoufacture, and war
rantedequal In quality and style to any manolinctur
or the olty. and wit sell at reasonable prices.
PYRITES.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY
EiBM3I
"JPYFLIT I 3MS3,
OR,
Sulphuret of Iron
Pommylvlala aalt lftnotaotorlsig Co. OMee,
Corner Pitt Street and Duquesne Wa
mbtaar
.
BORING TOOLS.
pETROILIA MACHINE WORE&
R. H. x.aiacner..-sr,
Au. 32 Ohio Street, Allegheny,
Manufacturer of
IMPROVED DOMINO TIX/LB, AND YEILTUIII
USED IN SINKING OIL AND BALT WELT B.
Particular IttlCtltloll invited to bla Patented
provementa In Jars and Joints, made of•Juntatlo
I.T. 8., and Low Moor Iron, In Standard etres, and
numbered, so that parts can be ordered by rual, el
telozraph, and foul.] a pen net pt at all theca.
5/Fe also furnish roper, nodung, small tools, tie., to
those who may wish IL Saltines and machine well
mud! to order. Orders by mall proudly attended to.
I are prepared to grout licenses to other ZUSlltittelit
turret for thr... Improvements on liberal terms. Boa
" d h e=r,(l l o: . B. H. MUZZY.
FLAY.
"{AU HAllat UAYIt•
THREE CARS BALED
TIMOTHY HAY,
FOR SALA IIY
SHOEMAKER 41 'ANC,
ape/ 171 swi 111 WOOL) STURM.
BE -PLATING.
LADIES, SAYE VOLE MONEY.
By having your 014 Table W►ro
BS-PLATED wiTO 11.11.VE8
CASTORS =
. TEA B t :AIFORES.
uss, CANE
IrVi E WA
101
ClasAti Oa re-platedrad imA4a wate COST.
L LIED WRIE
sec
"" ' W .113111i 1"" "At. cumarvisid.,
" No. I St. Clair
OIRUCIBLES—Assorted else for
Brass (*nyder.. HAMBY H. COLLOA
SEWING MACHINES
lillie n hy all who hare seen It Vie simplest
i I t the
I- Lan rfl.ctlve uic durable as it Is trot
th. practical n. eloralile: It has hut to be seen to
In. admired, nod heed to he appreciated. It COM
blocs the element , or
PERFECT PRACTICAL MACHINE
And Is afforded at a prit, within the range of near
ly every family to the land.
The only low priced Starlathe In the Ilnitnl States
thootssot In 11 • the NV II ICF I. Elt k Wll.stoN FEED
—the to, And only Tonle , . Feed CS, eetistenetetl•
4.1e - SAI.P:SSIES WANTS:It.
31111111 CM PLY do XI CIVET IE2 ei,
W HOE ESA LE AGENTS,
No. 43E4 Firth 9tro ot,
y14,..21 I'ITTSBI'Itt.II I.A.
Di .t lir foot ol
toy 10:311.1
1866.
LOCK -STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
For Families and Manufacturers.
After twelve yearn trial, It has been demonstrated
that the LOCK -t/TIT(11 Is the only stitch suitable
or evuty variety of Svwlng.
CAI.I• AND KN. MAINE AT
THE WHEELER & WILSON
SALESROOM.
No. 27 Fifth Street.
CI MLIX-aIZiPL3EIN•JEI
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters,
13_A_LMORA.LS,
cfcc.,
McCLIELLANWS
AUCTION EMPORIUM
Nos. 55 and 57
Street.
PRIVATE SALE, GAY AND EVENING. N 1124
( !HEAPER THAN THE CHEAP
zsT.
EVERIIU,DI
TO 92 FEDERAL STREET
Boon+, %hoeN and Gaiter,.
lIF.ST AS,ORTMENT IN TIIE CITY.
Lovre.t. Prices_
EVERYPAIR WARRANTED
AT M'CLINTOCK I S
92 Federal street. Allegheny
BOOTS AND SHOES
J'AUMEMIES ROBS,
.4^o. 89 .market Street, near sth
Second large purchase of ROOTS AND SLIORS
this Spring. We keep on hand a full assortment of
every variety or Boole ono Shoes, seleeted with the
utmost care for this market. We Invite special at
thntlon to our stock, as we believe it to be the best
In the city. which we will sell at the lowest prices.
I•lease call at No. M Market street. Haring hod
over thirty years owner - More In the business, you
cannot fall to be gulled. Remember the place. No.
SY Market street. (sold) JAMEn ROBB.
NEW ROOT AND SHOE STORE,
.ro. 24 St- Clair Street
A largo and well affected sta-k or LADIF.
44 KNT'S and 4 71111.4DitE2 4 15' ti All MKS, ItALnult
(4l,S, etc., which ..11l to a old at the LOWEST
KICKS. lanat:enaeo.lf JOHN ttaIOD 4 KASS.
aCCIAI ft CACI N
N THE ORPHANS' COURT OF
I
ALLEGELENY COUNTY, No. 139, Mare -0 Term.
May 5, ISGS. the petition of Polly Doughty, widow
"(Jesse Doughty. df,ceaffed. late of Elizabeth 80,
ougb, said county. seaf presented to We Court, art
(lug torte that said decedent died July 17th,
having nest made his last will and testament. where
in and whereby be devised all his real and personal
estate to petitioner during her natural life, and af
ter her decease to be divided equally between deer
denrs brother. Lewis S. Doughty. and his sister,
Hester Ann now the wife of With= Collier- that
by a codicil to Bald will the testator directed that if
Were should not be sufficient income from tilt • -
tato ta support the petition,. he empowered his
executor to sell and convey any part of hie real es
tate for her use and support; mat said testator an
billy IL Kern executor of his said WIW
that said exerutor declined to serve, and Let
ters of Administration, with the will annexed, were
Issued to Dr. John E. Shaffer, of said Boroagh of
Elizabeth; that decedent owned at the time of his
death three lots of ground eat nate in Bald borough,
one of which 'eta was sold and conveyed to Samuel
McCune =October, 106.1, for the sung of W 3115, as by
pro e zedlngs in Orphan.' Court, at No. 13a, June
T r ISAI, does ppear; that the personal estate of
sald testator b. appear hausted for the support of
petitioner, and aims the proceeds of the sale of said
lot, and praying the Court to grant an order direct
bed to the said Jahn E. Shaffer. Administrator do
bonus non, or other competent person. for the
sale of the remaining part of Bald real estate, heINI
the nest twoviescribefl lots of ground In this pett
lion, for thewpport of petitioner, according to the
dtrtctdoll of the said hut and testament, and
Wowing that said Lewis B. Doughty lirasat W.-
tattoo, Lawrence County, (this, and Mat foster
Awn Collier lima at Portsmoutl, Belot. county,
orde:
Ohlo, hereupon the (Mart made the following
. .
Aud now, Maya MA petition being Met:anted
and duly considered In open court, the coon nerd
•
is M. D cot oughty
atlnn to issue to saDr.
Collier John and Dealer R. tillader,
Ann,
Lew
, William
his wife, iring them to he and appear In coon
on SATURDAY, the 10th day of May, inst., at Ili
O'clock, A.
to alisiler the prayer of the peti
tioner., when he same will he granted unless
cause be shown to the contrary, and the court di
rect that notice be given to the parties residing out
of the County of Allegheny, by publiation In the
Prrranunoll day, three times at tenete ten days
before the return day, and that one copy of pa
per containing id
parties. be sent br mar addreas
ed to cub of :mid parties. IIY TEM COURT.
Attest: Wn. A. lienttOta, Clerk. myihlort
STEAMSHIPS,
BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ALEX. BROWN & SONS, Genii Agents.
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Carrying the United States Mail
The Pint-Isla. Steamships of thin line will sail as
follows:
"CURA"—I,IOO tons. Wm.lßollins, Command. on
!SATURNIA
RERTY —l,2aotonek Si '. J. Stafford, Command-
Fromer,n WEDNESDAY, May ZS.
BROWN'S WHARF, YELL'S POINT,
At 4 o'clock e. n., precisely, on the days announced.
For frolinO or passage, having unsurpassed ac
commodations, apply to
HENRY M. WARPIELD & CO., Agents.
1G 1,3111...`6 W1141a7.
N. lI.—No Bills of Lading but those of the Comps.
ny will he Maned. Penults for the freight most he
I,rocured from thin Waco. No freight received sp.r
11 1 , of lading signed on day of Balling. annoy
`TEAM TO AND FROM LIVER
l'ool. AN I) I( WIRTH:MOWN (IRYLAND) twice a
week. The INMAN LINE., nailing
EVERY SATURDAY,
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
CARRYING U.S. HAILS.
Tlels sold to and from Ireland, England,
tiermany and Prance.
Ap the Company'. Otilees,
JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
an Broadway, N. V.
ra:Emcm:
FORTY YEARS PRACTICE
EN ISEXII_,A.Z. MUMMERS
Gives and o knowledge - seldom seeratrr.e_ rh al:
dans. My long residence in MIS e1tntit.....%.„
of patients treated annotaill are 1"....cnt
proof of my success.
AI SUM
eases AT arisin OWlHM g A, Lb "
o
l d I , tritaj '" , Vl..,aaarpo.. and
al naaaala
shorter time th an beretotora V 7 VEGET
AELE REMEDIES. Itedleisaa aatit , to any Part of
Un lon. Alt letters
vvmaw ra= st
au . e t o
t70 136 Thi111161 om Dl .
e
• re•• :7 Box M tiborghDPa.
_DRA.I7GE,,V---,
GENE,ILLL
DRAIIGHTING OFFICE
8=43 N'exteZai ALseozicry,
No. 12 St. Otalr St., near Ilumentlon Drift,
H. Y. arintusidrplar, 01111 latitokez.
DeAldenco. No. 12 114 et .. -
.t, del dm
10.191.a0A_, 34:ipNo
BUY YOUR. NOTIONS,
. • F. ( lq! , _ l3llB kets.
-v- .ay.. ALT
z...orrxwa
vuut,..40...,x., pan , " ItrOnt
1 0 1 . _
GREENBACKS
ROBACK'S BIRO
Robaek's Stomach Bitters
After years of experience Rod Web have proven to
be the best remedy extant for all com_pialuts where•
Male and stimulant are required. They nev
o er tall
to mires g ellen the weak, Impart vigor to the strolt,
nd In all respects restore shattered and b r ok e
-
-
own constitutions. Norenmdy has been received
w til t u teurlt favor as BIT
r EltS.
BLOOD PILLS
SICK ROAM!
and an Diseases of the Beneela
DR. ROBAC R'S
Blood Pills,
EOM
Inkoniaut nil I
Scrofula, Syphilis, Skin Disease, Old
Sores, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia
Bich 1-lendEiebe,
Liver Complaint.
FEVER AGIIE.
GR EENBACKS
It Is admitted by our mat learned physicians ht
DR. WRACK'S BITTERS *minim the Pinieerinn ,
: L I %v ie It . f i = o n
k V:11 0 ;1:T .
t ogs . t.l4. tans agent.
ILITTHRS should be used by eonvaleseenut to
streugtben the •prostrullon whjeu always fella."
acute diseases.
In the hllloWdlstrlets of the West and South
there has, for Bitterse, been much needed. so All ,
tide of stomach which, If taken to Prefer
quantit e ie of s and at th e proper time, s sere pnn
ventlv
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague,
Liver Complaint, itYaPeptia,
leg%
end
t .;:tgmigi:e4at ir el . n r rd
one, than any othennown remedy.
Now that the war Jayvee, there will be thorium&
seeking homes In theftetli. No pitmen who valises
his Ilfe shouldno there without having constantly •
nand the BITTEN:A, as • safegimrd sigennit OM=
and rualadles engendered by miasma end polish**
water.
Traveler* to and all residents of, the rank
bottoms of
and and tooth. end the thneir
Balsalsalppl lie tributaries., ahoutd Provide
selves with the
BITTERS.
PRINCE, & Cid,
SOLE •PBOtiltiMir.ogg.
Nos. 56,:-58, 60 and 6W
EAST. - TanoralliSTßEET,
:442.1. 0 c104:rad II l a Oa
MEDICAL
ARE GOOD.
BUT
IRE BETTER.
ROBACK'S
r4.4•1,./..-1
Cos t,i v rom,
Blood Pills,
ARE UNEQUALED
I=l
or Indigestion,
Rheumatism,
St. Anthonrs Fire,
ARE GOOD,
BUT
r;77:77nW_l
Indlgeortion v Jazindice, Kid-
ney Complaints, and all
DiseiW'S of a aim-
Thu . nature, and
Are Bertter
lercaum Dr. C. IL Ito id,
lop . , wbom OF11.! lbAid4 be lodaliNUNld.