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TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1866
~ Y OB cabyzNirous •
MAJ. CEN. JORN - W. CEARY,
, • • f avgartztesmeautry.'
n4E , '' ol KlSFertNer CONVENTIoIii.
The • publicans of Allegheny county
ought to bear in mind:that Saturday- next
le the day set apart for the selection of del
egates to the Nombuiting Convention,which
body will assemble for the performattie of
itil Anties'on the following Tuesday. i
The. Strictly political questions, mote or
I t
Jets directly involved in the action o the
Convention, are of unusual intrinsic int
portance, and in the Settlement of t tem
various powerful motives of personal a dd.
tion and self-aggrandizement are unf u
nately Mingled. In addition, there are
other questions concerning which the i wo
great parties lutve not joined issue with
each other, but in reference to which limal
leaders, on both sides, are ready to reap
whatever advantages they can at the !ex
pense of their opponents. Among these
questions are those relating to the Railroad
and the License systems. Both touch great
pecuniary interests, while the latter,! in
many minds, is held to involve prime (ion
siderations of public and private morality.
A good deal of feeling has been engen
dered in the progress of controversies upon
these matters, and more is likely to, hi
aroused in time to come.
We refer to these things in order Co in
culcate the importance—nay, the necessity
—of circumspection and wisdom both on
the part of the nominating Convention and
of the body of electors whom the Conven•
Um' will properly be presumed to repre
It is the fashion with a good many Re
publicans to stay away from the primary
meetings, and after nominations have been
made tartly to criticise and find fault.
Those who do so are themselves without
excuse. Having neglected a duty which,
as members of the party and of the corn.
mutiny, they ought to have attended to in
their own persons, they should feel es
topped from complain,ng.
There never was a time when men of
large capacities, of ripe experience, and of
unswerving integrit), were so greatly
needed in the councils, both of the nation
and State, as at the present conjuncture of
public affairs. The duty of bringing for
ward such men does not devolve exclusive.
ly on those who, to certain circles, are dis
paragingly designated as township or ward
politicians. It attaches to every citizen;
and most of all to such as claim, and have
conceded to them, social rank and business
(N . /DSC(' uence.
On Saturday, then, let there be a genera:
turn-out of the republicans to the primary
meetings; let sound, judicious and dl4n
terested men be selected as delegates; toW
the result will be a ticket on which all sec
tions of the party will tuthe with a cordial
good•w.11 that shall invigorate the canvass
throughout the Commonwealth and lead on
to a most fortunate consummation.
Boum of the democratic journals contrastthe efforts now making in Great Britain to
enfranchise large classes of the white popu
lation with what they are pleased to de.
nominate the efforts of Congress to "di..•
franchise whole peoples."
There is neither , sincerity nor truthful.
ness in this manner of stating the case.
Congress is no: engaged in efforts to dis
franchise anybody. The laws of thiecoun
try provide that persons guilty of crimes of
the grade of Felony shall forfeit the right,
of citizenship. Treason is the highest
grade of Felony. In President ,lonssos's
phrase, "it is the highest crime known to
the laws, suet ought to be punished as such,"
Large classes of citizens in eleven States
have c , antnitted that crime. They eons.
milted it Billy understanding what pains
and penalties they were incurring. Tier
very numbers of these criminals cause the
authorities to pause in the enforceinent of
the laws, awl to seek for ameliorations.
Congress Is engaged in that search.
At this point the democrats urge, sub
stantially, that treason is not a crime; that
to take up arms against the government
and deluge the land in blood, is simply
matter ofinstifinble pollUcal difference, ex
bibiting spirit and manliness; to be con)
mended and honored, rather than eenßured
and punished.
Congress lots had before It various prop°.
sitions relating to this matter. The pith
of even the gseverest of these has been the
deliverance of large masses of people from
penaltiesirtto which they had run with
their eyes wide open. One of these prop
ositions, still pending, is an offer wholly to
forgive every rebel on the simple conditldn
that they will cease, by their State laws,
from "disfranchising whole peoples." Al
most every republican in Congress, aml
nine-tenths of the republicans outside, are
ready, considering all the circumstances of
the case, to consent to that basis of adjust
ment. This is an oiler to forgive nine
tenths of the whites of the South, whom
the regular execution of the laws would
smut to thdgalkrws, if they will Only cease
"disfranchising the whole black race."
If these rebels were Republicans the
Democrats would have no difficulty in com
prehending the dilemmas in which they
have involved themselves. In that ease
they would sec distinctly that treason is a
crime, in the same sense as highway rob
., bery_ is A crime, and that "it ought to he
made odious." lint it happens that among
many millions of rebels there Is not a Re
publican, 'The revolt, in . Its inception,
was purely Democratic. •In Its progress It
swept along t inny of the old-line Whigs;
buttioiall of them. What loyalty there
was at the South during the war, was
among the men of Whig antecedents, and
among the blacks. The amazing power of
the robeillamwaslonnd In the fact that It
was Democratic, and that the Southern
State governments were in Democratic
It was this condition of affairs that occa
sioned deep sympathy, during the war,
among Northern Democrats, for the insur.
.gentinud . thlely muse_ Herein is also the
real reason why the Northern Democrats
now insist the rebellion shall be treated as
a commendable outburst of chivalrous en
thusiasm. They seek r estoration to power
by granting immunity t o treason. Con.
cede them that restoration, w i t h out condi.
Lions, and' loyalty during the war will at
once become a disgrace, and fall under
sharper proscription than treason has yet
at the national capital.
feature of the statistical Information
can acted from the pigeon -holes of the War
Office to the real mortality among - the col
tired troops from disease. While but 2,097
died in ac.ion and of wounds, 20,997 died of
diseatie.... While among the white troops the
proportimi of deathsin action an 4 front
wounds to the deaths froM disease is about
one to two, among the ivlOred troops it is
WIC to eight.
PRAY, CEASE-1
Upon the next LeOdeon-will devolve
the duty of selectingiuktrateci Statis Sen
ator, to serve for six z yeirCin place, of Mr.
Cowan-, whose terntlig service will end oIL
the fourth of March neat. A number of
distinguished gentlemen have been named
iA 'connection with this appointment.
Each of them has a following of admirer.
RatElligly solicitous for his elevation. We
: have our preference, and in due season
mean to do all that in fairness we can to
make our favorite successful. But, we beg
most respectfully to submit to our fellow
Republicans throughout the State that it is
not now in order to bring this matter prom
inently forward. The immediate duty is
to secure the election Gen. GEART, and a
majority in each branch of the Legislature.
When these points shall bb accomplished
It till be time enough to enter upon an
amicable struggle to see upon whose head
the honor of the Senatorship shall descend.
Perhaps, however, it Is inevitable that sonic
regard shall be had to this matter in the
selection of candidates for the Senate and 1
House of Representatives. There are a
few districts, probably, in which this ques
tion of preference is the pivot on which the
choice of candidates for the Legislature
will turn. In such districts our friends
have special need to be on their guard
against perilous rivalries.
The choice of an United States Senator
is, both in itself considered and in its re.
lations, an important business. But there
is a matter of much weightier consequence,
and to which this is altogether subsidiary;
and that is the perpetuation of the ascend
ancy of the Republican party in this Com
monwealth, and in Congress, until the ex
isting national complication shall be ad
justed. No man, it matters not how emi
nent lie may be for personal worth or pub
lic services, has n right to hinder or imper
il that ascendancy in order to gratify his
own ambition or to mar the aspirations of
a rival.
If, therefore, this question must be mixed
up with the choice of legislative candi
dates, let it be understood all round, and
rigidly insisted upon, that it shall go no
farther. There is a rule of honor as well
as of policy in this matter; and they arc
identical. If a man puts himself forward
for a nomination, or allows his friends to
make use of his name in that connection,
he and they are alike concluded by the re
sult.
We throw out these hints, not in view of
facts which have transpired, or are transpi•
ring; but in anticipation of a possible con
tingency. No man who holds a place in
the republican party, because he believes
the application of its avowed principles is
essential to the speedy and permanent
pacification of the republic, will loop with
complacency, or with any other feelings
than those of distrust and indignation, up
tm efforts, come from what quarter they
may, to debase the grand cause into sub
ordination to an individual. After the tri
umph of the cause has been ensured, if an}-
have stomachs for personal issues, let them
expend harmlessly their. surplus vigor I
thereon.
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Another Terrible Tragedy In Paris, Ky.
Paris was the scene last evening of anoth •
er terrible tragedy. Robert Armstrong was
murdered about six o'clock by Robert Met
dime, Armstrong was a native of Firming
County, Kentucky, where his parents,
highly respectable persons, still reside.
He bad been a resident of Cincinnati, amd
was one of the firm of Hruee, !happen it
Co., wholesale dry-gurids merchants. Sinn
January last, however, he has been con
nected wit:lithe firm of Geo. A. II Mks A to.,
at New York.
Last tall he was married to
child of ino. McClintock, a wealthy an
highly respectable farmer and well know a
dealer in mules, uear Millersburg, in this
t Bourbon) County. Miss bad visited
Cincinnati, and while there was married to
Armstrong. After a month or two they vis
ited Mr. ItleCllntock's, were kindly. recs.-I v
ed, and Armstrong was indutscd by M.. so
the story goes, to sell nut his interest with
Brno°, Chappell it Co., and live with him.
The.) , had been at McClintook's several
lays, when, after visiting Lexington, :Ind
'it, ins return. lie metal. the tollgate. near
Paris, hls trunk and an order tar hint not
to return to McClintock's, that his wife de
r sired to have nn more to do With bitn;
shortly atter she instituted a suit for di.
' vorne, upon the ground of deception, tc.,
in the marriage. Armstrong was about to
bring suit to: slander, when the divorce
seat was withdrawn. Yesterday Armstrong
arrived tel Paris, and atter dmoor started
in a baggy for Millersburg, belling his
friends tnaz be had heard his wife was sick
and ha Wattled to see or hear from her.
Upon reaching Millersburg, be was gulled
upon by persons at the lintel, and advised
not to return to Paris. flentarted, however,
and arriving at Joe Weirs, the miller, his
horse 'fume out and Zell in thu traces. There
Merrunee passed him, riding McOlintocks
tine sorrel horse. Armstrong naked if that
was notMerrimem
Further on be desired Penn, who weight
up with hint, not to drive away from him;
taut there were persona whn WlllnfAto mur
der hint. Merrimee come to Paris and got
Pope Forsythe non of January Forsythe,
to rettpn with film. At sir, Mt eV toligute,
a tulle and a half from Parts, they tins
Armstrong paying his toll. M. drew ids
pistol and ordered A. to getout or he would
sin him. A. did so, and went into the toll
house. hi- ordered A. to pull °frills coat,
A. made o motion, as If doing an but
drew. ;evolver and fired on M. They
fired all their loads at oath other, but as
ono mores protected by n sapling, and the
other by it house, neither were hurt. A.
then started after his horse, which had gone
in the direction of Purls. M. obtained a
pistol front Forsythe, followed A. and
nuempted to tire It., but failed. M. rode
ahead to Paris, obtained n pistol, met A. in
East Purls, and killed him nt thenecond lire.
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—A traveler in Michigan was accosted
by a little beggarglil for alms, at the depot.
Be .put hishend In his pocket to give her a
pittance, when he discovered that he had
been robbed of his wallet containing sev
eral thousand dollars. He told the little
girl ho had no money, whereupon a pick
pocket approached and restored the miss
Itag wallet, remarking that ho could not
rob a charitable man. The little beggar
got an hundred dollar note.
1 —ln the still celebrated eating and
drinking house known as Romponneatt in
I - '6Hs, which was famous in 1705, and - is
still well known, 50 quarts of brandy are
drank daily between 5 and 9 o'clock A. 2d.,
200 barrels of wine are emptied weekly,
4,500 barrels are in the cellar, 50 servants
are employed every, Sunday, when $3,000
are taken hi at the Counter. The copper In
the kitchen Is worth, estimated by the
weight alone, 11,400.
—The Cairo Times says: -D. C. Barber
L.- Co: have struck, at the depth of two
hundred feet, at Du Quoin, a six-foot vein
of coal, that after a careful trial and thor
ough chemical test, is pronounced much
superior to any ever before found in that
State, and but little, if any, inferior to the
bask Pittsburgh coaL Almars. Barber tit
Co. find this coal in Inexhaustible quanti;
—The duke of Choiseul, who murdered
hi s wife in Parisi:many years ago, and Was
said to have committed suicide in prison,
has been seen lately in that city. It IS as•
aerte d th a t the Government connived at
his escape, and that.he hanbeen living in
Bun Francisco for twenty years past.
—Frederick Beziatedn, a colored waiter
In Now Haven , applied a certain corn salve
to a troublesome corn, and afterwards put
turpentine to it. Result—lntlanteintion—
amputation—and the planting of his - own
corn, with himself, In a' six-foot pled of
earth.
—On Sunday last a three year old son of
Oluts. El. Bailey was accidentally shot and
killed at his father's residence in Salem.
boy named Edwards picked np
Pointed It at the child for fun and acciden
tally discharged IL •
—Alerench lady, the wife of a member 9f
'the diplomatic corps, writes: "Bostonians
arc very charming, very hospitable, very
cultivated; but Weyer° perfectly convinced
of their immense superiority to everybody
c Esc." , „
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—,Printing paper la being extenalvely
raartaxi.ured Irma popyg:
GENERAL NEWS
—There are six New Jersey slaves alive.
—The vapor from Naptha is poisonous.
—Pennsylvania is now without any mili
tia force.
—Rents and real estate are upon a decline
in New York.
—The Metropolitan Theatre at Pettoleum
Centre is a success.
—The country has lost $20,000,000 by
tires in three months.
—Hon. Jacob Barker is writing a his
tory of the late. war.
—A negress died at Macon, Ga.. last
week, at the age of 112.
—Ex•President Fillmore and his wife are
making a tour in Spain.
—The watering places are busily prepar
ing for the approaching season.
--Samuel Peabody met his death through
a practical joke, in New Hope, N. V.
—A Conservative Convention will be
held in St. Louis, on the 6th of June.
—A hul in Providence, It 1., becoming
excited about n circus, hanged himself.
—There isa Chinese Catholic church, with
a Chinese priest, in San Fruncisco, Cal.
—Preparations are living made elsewhere
fur the celebrio ion of the VOllliLlg Fourth of
July.
—Frogs arc in great demand in Loudon,
CLUIRIia. Catching them is a regular trade
there.
—A riot between the whites and negrnes
of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, Is daily ex•
peeled.
—B. Donto Killian, of Fenian notoriety,
wus born in Cattarattgus county, New
York.
—lt is proposed to hold a great Southern
Educational Convention during the exiining
Slimmer.
—The Victoria coal oil works of Phila.
lelpila IN an deslruyed by life. Loss
$15,000
—Every man in a certain town in lens
S represented to be a iitintirmed
drunkard.
—An insane Wolltall named Julia Bar
rett has wandered from her home at Petro
ruin Centre.
—A plan is set ou foot for building a
monument at Columbus, Ga., in honor of
the rebel dead.
—The Franklin Repository has engaged
Mrs. Jane G. Swisshelm as a Washington
corresisndent.
—Ex-Governor Bonbon', of South Caro
lina, is about to engage in the practice of
law at Augusta.
—The ladies are beginning to wear
stockings having a different color for each
leg. What next
-11ev. 3lr. Hammond, the revival
preacher, has lately married a wealthy la
dy at Towanda, Pa.
—Ninety thousand arrest,: were made in
one week in Italy ror political offenses.
Mazzini still lives.
—lt is said to be not unusual for a ship to
go into Hong Kong with it cares' of opium
worth a million tin/ lire.
—David Smith was mortally wounded in
a tavern riot, in Lexington, 310. Thy row
originated about Fenianism.
—Fred Dosch, of Stoutlerstown, l's.,
last week lost a few hundred dollars, and
to mend matters, hanged himself
—Ex.rebci Henry T. Hays has been slee
ted Mayor of New Orleans, and has receiv
ed a pardon from the President.
—Mrs. Emma Strant recently died in St.
Louis, tram the effects of au abortion pro
, cured upon herself by her own act.
, —The moment a female patient dies in
a Paris 'hospital her head of hair is cot off
by a nurse and sold to dealers in hair.
—The sum of $l/1,000 has been subscrib
ed In England as a testimonial of ex• Lieut.
31. F. Maury, late or the ••confederacy. '
—Brother Ignatius, of England, pub
lishes a doleful letter, setting forth the ex•
trente want of hie order of Benedictines.
—pietist Tennessee separation scheme
was yesterday voted down in the Legisla
ture of that State by a very derided ma
jority.
—Nebraska Will VOI, on u titt e r
cnneti
unio❑ on the of lone. It is believed
the 111c11,13, hy z‘
—The Portland papejs Aide that in that
city or 30000 inhabitant,' there arc over
six hundred dram shops. Where is the
Maine law?
—An Auburn, Me., man rained $1.900
worth of vegetcblen Iron, n Ringle acre of
Innd In year, and expects to raise :'l,OllO
worth from it Ws year.
Muj. Gen. Do.igv has ing rt,ignod his
position in tholpy, 1s about to locale nt
Cnuneil Bluffs, TO he will wake
his p , rnuinent horn,
It is stated that there are no less than
seven tlitrerent commissions who are now
or soon will be engaged in intratlgating
the recent riot at 31eniphls
—The third regulars, w hn acted outrage.
°wily In this city, a few months ago, have
turned up in a similar manner at Quincy,
No. They are a hard rmwd.
—The ex-rebel Ifeneral H. fi. Lynn has
returned to his home in Eildyville, Ken.
tueky. lie bus been engaged fur mnne
time punt in the service of Mexien.
—Samuel Kennedy, the last survivor of
the Wyoming massacre, d'od near York
Springs, Adams county, Penn., on the I ltb
Inst., in the 0&I year of his age.
—About Ske9,ooo have been raised in Chi.
cago for a large building for the Young
Men's Christian Association in that city.
(if this amount $30,000 is for the lot.
—The market la flooded with plug to
harm made from brown paper and toliaireo
stems. The plugs are sweetened with li•
quarter, and painted with lamp-blaek.
—The Lord Bishop of Cratterhury, Eng
land, has an Income of $75,000 a year, be.
sides his private fortune. The Bishop of
London has an income of sio,ooo a year.
LECTDSES.
Egir LA FA TETTE HALL. -WED-
N I±4l, A EVENING, May 23. FREE
I. Ti; 11
DR D. WILSON, OF NEW YORK.
SubJect—`llS.Ponif AND Cnot.ina."
Doors open at 7 o'clock; to commence quartcr I
8 o'clock. t0y24011
arA FREE LECTURE,
AT LAFAYETTE HALL,
TuEsDAy, M. M., by Prof, 0. O. FOW 1.11 11. of
.tio. , York. on SKLP IMPIWYEALENT.
THIIIISDA.T—'NTELLECT, ME3IIuILY szol their
Coll Ore, 71, cont.,
Thronoloffibal ornonnations and adrlec, at MO.
NONIJAILICLA ffutOk;, daily. from r 8
A. IC,
t.fl., tido week only. ory2loa3
NEW ADYEETIBEB2EN'TB.
riArNOIIIIINATIONIS
ttwALLIOMENY LILInitY AS
SOC:UAW of
Yon Prestatit 5..:
.• Vice Yrealdent.....A. IL kNaL1811;
tVcrecrje.t.iri,..4lll.. Eg2/0T115110N;
DAVIDSON:
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Director. ROBERT LEA,
AIeBRIER,
SAMUEL RIDDLE,
It. ELTON.
.IAMMtI I.ObISMART,
They. 3. El. CLANK.
JOHN TIIOMPOON:
.WM
_SEMPLE,
JAMES OALMWELLr.
J. M. CANE.
ILleetlon to be held on the FOLTICT/1 MONDAY
IN MAY. Ity order of the
ariLluttAile:l2r9 NOMINATING
129212!
pr10,4/01 MEETING OF THE
BNIKNDS OP 80IAL LADKRTY.—A. T H E
of the Monte of noclellAbarty t will be bold in
b 1 LANE'S lIITILDINO, th ird 0000 corner of
Fifth And Ihnttkneldstreet*, on WILDNESDA Y
NYE:NINO, Me) , =d, 7,4 o'clock. to take Into
cousldesatlon the present encroachments on *octal
IlbertY. attempted by eo.ealled Temperance
beaches angtothars. Several addressee 10111 be de-
Hefted by ablesposters, In the Znaltah and tier-
OliAltfßEP. 0 f REYOLIAI ASSOCIATION.
arDLAItIIIAGE AND CELIBACY,
Esany of Wm-ruing Aimee.lrortlun for
Young Moo. Alm,lnenaes and wlden pro.-
trate Use tit.' powern, with sore menus of roller.
bent free of charge In sealed letter envelope., Ad
dICILLIN 110UtilITON, Howard AN
aoelatlon, 1 . 141.1.0p151a, umy2.ldtadntyrT.
UE PURLED ARE ELERERY
T
+.utionm ogoln.t hogottollog Vol note of
EIGHTY DOLLARS,
(100).,rhtltoma (u 7 To g
r MnagrtVrtrtost or i ii ILL
month.
- 01,12:b11 11 4TIBEIIT Me:, TWEDDLE:.
R,UGAII CURED HAND3.—A rre.h
aAatlppiyolabovolfhtated star Brand auger Corm/
Dried Beer and Prookrast Bump, jo..t rrrilrrd
from Cincinnati, and for sole by no tierce or sh. 7
gig hant...at thO /family tiromm , StOrll
JOHN A. It! NIMAW.
nor= Carper If Liberty and Rand street.
()AT .1111 EAL AND DRITS.-6
Pres), kilo drlrd come and dna ()at Meat, Butt
received and for sate hrthabarrei Or sjpalc pound,
- •JOHIaA: - .KRNSIIAW.
OornarArLlberipanditaadatreit
‘=ASK
RASKET WILLOWS=2O,..4O4Ies
landing from steamer Leormsl, - fiir
toyaS - 111.11AHMICILET • Ott
XPLA§rom—sobblik nowiand
jmu,f=t.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVER
JAN V BRADY & CO.,
(Successors to B. Jones 8 Co, )
Cornei Fourth and Wood Sts . ,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
DEALKI/S IN ALL KINDS OP
Government Securities,
Foreign Exchange,
Gold, Silver and Coupons.
COLLECTIONS made on all aceemlble point. In
the United State. and
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
EUSTACE s. monnow,
ALDERMAN AND CONVEYANCER,
72 Pennsylvania Zventse,
Foot of the Ltteosioo and opposite Chatham Stmt.
myN.siml
FOR SALE,
A GROCERY STORE,
In good situation for business of nWe
wish In retire from lilt' business, and will sell our
stock and urocery equipments, or if other business
Is desired, it is a good location. Enquire soon, of
790 Penn guest, Pittsburgh.
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Ft-warn hiAthisAl.ll,4l,lilllPlTP+ollll,oll.
IT. S. Gorenrmenit Deperitery,
Pirloittßittl, May:lUL 11166.
THE BOARD OV,DnUEETOLLS OF
fhb, flank hat, thl• flay gledar,,el a dividend of
FOUR (ill PER CEN T.
o T it the Capital Stork, out of the earning. of the last
payable or the theeknoltiero or their
legal repreoeo t forthwith, fret or tiolerotneut
tas. 141521:tal LErr wi LOON, Iht.hi,•r.
820,000 TO LOAN
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
Enquire or
CA-. MIX. .I.3Err•rir.
(SUCceasur lo alto. Petti, deems. a.)
Commercial Broker, 13 Si, Clair St.
The Fountain Horticultural
ICE CREAM SALOON
In Wllklnn• rt I, 4trent. near 9111111111e1.1. Is
Th. , tn.st Iltl M, colon.nt and anvil Inducing FLiIW.
Elf SALOON In the ritihn,
Ice oreani. cak....• and courectinitarli,
hand.
lint. Terry, ',lido,. d hand has 'hoot en
gap for the neminn, and will In In attendance ei 1.17
night feheent Sundial. if, In el n•clook.
hand.
Reid ice cream. tfruit..lierrie, always on
Al/AME REIM. hinny:wt..,
4.1210,000
HAVANA & PRINOLeti CIGARS,
BM=
Cabanas, Partagas, Figaro,
La Espanola, Prince of Wales,
Cabarga, Arguelles,
And a variety °Collier brands of miens slses and
qualttles, Imported and for sale by
FISHER BROTHERS & CO•, IMPORTERS,
No. 52 S. Gay St., Baltimore.
WELDON & KELLY,
PLUMBERS,
Gas and Steam Fitters,
AND BRASS FOUNDERS
A large assorem. nt of
Chandeliers and Brackets, Lead
Pipe, Pumps, Sheet Lead, &ix,
=
161 Wood Street, near Slant.
110. ol.noct W. 11. ILIPW LW?
COLHOUN & EDWARDS,
IMPORTERS LID DEALERS II
SODA ASH Abni'gszmicALs,
Jro. 24 Wood Street.
h. .torn and 1.41. g In PhiLadelploia.
200 tons Soda Ash.
Korter, Hutchinson'. and erosillald's 132 ate
500 Dago Nitrate Soda,
'rude and Refined.
150 kegs BI Carb Soda (English);
50 bblA.l'eullinn Red, Cookson's;
ARSENIC AND DIANDAYESE.
Of choice brand.. eawitaatly On baud.
In lots to suit purchasers
my2.l:tH
M EIS BOOTS.
BOYS' BOOTS,
Ir - o nth #.l" Bt)() ts.
LADIES' BALMORALS,
LADIES' GAITERS,
MISSES AND CHI:WRENS'
Boots, Balmorals
ITO
C 4 A I T F. 13 , s
AT REASONABLE BATES,
SOUTH & ROSS',
63 MeaIREET 87RF.ET.
FINE RESIDENC E
NP4Cial. ISALE
IN ON F. OP THE BEST PORTIONS OP •LLE-
O lIF.N I' CITY. A largo and thoroughly finished
two-story Double Mick Dwelling, containing 14
rooms, owl°na and airy halls on [both goofs; pan
tries. closets and a burglar proof safe. The ample
grounds surrounding the mansion abound In choice
grooms and bruit, and shade trees. A !Stable and
Coach 1100 al., with othbr out-balldlogn, combine to
maks this a nrst-clan roeldonro. Yoe particulars,
apply to S. h. BRYAN.
Broker In Rocha and Real Estate,
.122_ 57 Fourth at., (Burgs•. Minding.)
MARSAILLES QUILTS,
Honey-Comb
A LAZUE ASSURTIZENT 808 BALI BY
ViPIuTA, ORR & CO.,
26 1 1 111 h Street.
SEWICBLEY COIUNTET SEAT
F OWL INJILX.a3I7.
A superior double two...tory /trick Dwelling, with
book building, Containing twelve room. and both
room, with marble mantles and general good &dab.
Abort one sere of ground, with extensive grape
.rbor and good troll trees. glee minutes• walk
from howicklerritis elation. Hourly trains on the
I'. T. W, A 0. U. 11. make this as convemlent as an,
of the nearer suburbs of the ell). AKA/ to
n. N. BRYAN,
Broker In Bleak and Beal Baste.
n 5722 67 Fourth street. (Burkies Building.)
LARGE ARRIVAL AT
92 Federal Street, Allegheny,
emerrat
Of ALL THE LATEST STYLES Of
Gaiters, Shoes and Boots,
AT VERY LOW PRIDES. CALL d SEE THEM
ILEMEMBER
HTLINTOOK'S CHEAP SHOE STORE,
my= 02 Yetlptst stZesl , Antgbally.
GRANT 11,01 USE,
40. DLL. *313331.411r,
Comer of !solella.sad federal Skala
Near the guspettaion Bridge,
1a719:4E0 ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
FAIRSANK'S SCALES.
Pittsburgh Agency,
JOS. WOODWELL Ar. CO.,
Corner Wood and Second Sts.
Rumor' PAPERS.
♦ NEW LOT OF
Standard Gold Papers
Now reuelr , d, of beautiful design. for ration.. at
No. 10? MAIIKET tITHILKT, NZAR ➢IS?B.
JOIE ro4l.littriiiiid:
I=l
IWWIE, L.NnE SIGIVED, L
Deposhom Mid eioditort Of KRAMER a.
ItAtEk. °Me OW of PittaSurgh s - take pleasure tt
nettlfyinttOthe public that in 'Hoar transactions
vrlth this dna pc evlous to the susoon•lo, art
their aettlement with us. they have acted the P
of honest, honorable, high-minded aertlemen. ar
ranging with no to our e ntire satiafaction, and if
At/ n e e r any of the tlym ahould be enabled to resume
e'ltntaX.ll,7thlrn7`:t%"."l.flgetetTeOrtftrea'“tmOltuo
nity:
0, O. RHODES, Elizabeth. Pa.:
Y . V .l 6lltitlir'Vugh: r ""
Fit.OSTIS.ER, PERKS, WieIGHT ft CO. Philllpsh4;
grIZIPLIA" 1. ""
HIRAM STOWS, • Beav g err ' lla.; tr.
i t i l l a l :V o 'N u fato i rittsgurght
DAN 'L O'NEILL,
JNO. T. HOGG, Cennellsvillc. Pa.:
ROCH'D COIILTEJI. tireensborg, Pa.:
THOS. HOSE. Franklin, Pa.:
BENET LAMBERT, Pittsburgh, P.:
JAM.
A. J . PiAWEVll,l'l;l'rtg"lP."‘
JAS. neowx, du 'rg "
BRIGGS & lILLITEMILL, Pittsburgh:
J.J. d v. WATTLES,
do
MET'HODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY, Pittsburgh;
A. .0 D. H. CHAMBERS. do
W. P. IlliN/LEtt & CO., du
THOS. BROWN,
Aid 131 others
KRAMER & RAHN RANKING ROUSE.
This House Is now open for Maine.
000 unlnemobered Cimino, under the business
management of LLEN ERAIIHR. ED WA RD
RAUH, FLORENCE R U NN I NGS
JAMES W. DA
of
Kranmr & Bohm, Rank Block, Elfin street. The
patronage ofthe beslnese pebble and the friends of
the managers Is remsectfalfy solicited.
THOS. FAWCETT, Trustee.
ItMild haws deposited
with the 101.A.MR11 RAIIM BANfierli HOtiht
the amount adrntheil to leo due their depositor..
subject to thtlrelteek• of stein of their respective
depoetters. THOS. VA WCETT, Tro etee.
turLl:o2
SHAW & CLARK'S
muiwoi:e.ciev•zria
SEWING MACHINES.
40 71di5tc313.133.4564
SOLD IN TWO DAYS.
Are ntannfletntal 11ioat any comp' butted msehtn
erT,. and thorcfbre aranot liable to get betel' Muir'
Mid are 'perfectly adapled for every dearnotlon of
Fatally bowing and Tallerlng. We do trot class our
illeblndaWlth cheap marlines. m uo
P eirllAt e h.LL. am EMLIRL/11/-
Ell. WILT hleeosed y Htlyee, Wbreier A W
kilorer A Baker. and Baenelder.
All of our 111noluo• are warranted Ore years.
A.liraiTto WAN 1 all.
IL li. LONG, Agent.
er...27.1111- :T. T. N 112 limn /area, near Fi.n.ti
l'irThocitati.
lITDIRANT HOSE, •
Cut in [aortal, u, suit purchasers, awl titled with
1112=E1
HOSE PIPES
BAILEY, FATormr. & CO
No. 167 Smithfield Street.
turn
CO - PARTNERSHIP.
jsmEs Q. OLIVER becomes a
member of oar arm. dating from April ltth. 1666.
Name and style of firm attenuate.,
LEWIS, OLIVER & PHILLIPS.
rfrrenmsou, May ISM, WM
MONONGAIIKLA IRON WORKS.
LEWIS, OLIVER & PHILLIPS,
ataggraagrateus or
Carriage and Tire Italic: ants ap.l Wssae or.
Wagon fele., ;Mow mu: Wagon Dolt,
Isrldge & Machine Bolts, • Turere tram,
toren rerewe, Noe Boxer,
, o 1 might boo Maras. lb.] Ira.. &e.
Q 00000 •T SOVTII CND 00 NEW MORON.. MIL-
L.. ORM..
WAREBbllkE—Water and Market Street
ark
Pittsburgh._ .
J. LANCE,
SILK AND WOOLEN
DYER AND SCOURER,
ME
Chintz Window Cartalns and Chair Covers
Cleaned and Reg , lased without unpacking..
Nos, 3J5 and 37 Third ;Street,
PITTSISCIAGII, PA
Itelvrern Woo.? and Vlallthdelot,
CIIMM
~t= e
=I
WM. N. OGDEN & CO.,
Manufactures and Dealers In
Carbon Oil Lamps 4%, FlitureN,
Chandeliers, Oarbon Oils, &c.,
No. 64 Market Street,
W, J. 71 HALL rwrrrat.
rulme. I 011,1 at T ST.I Attorney-at-La
W. J. & RALL PATTERSON,
Law and Claim Offiee,
PITTSBURGH, PA
re.kne, Local awl tloverutocat &mulles, Itn.rt
ray. Yette Money, a.e., collected.
OFFICEES' ACCOUNTS ADJUSTED.
,ColloOtions, wads, Doetim. Letter.; of Attorney
Bonds, Ilosttasso, to., written, and all kcal Coal
twaspLotoptly atlontloo to.
S'EOCALS WARTED.
PEOPLES' NATIONAL DANE,
tL & N. NATIONAL BA,NK.
I=
EXCLIANUE NATIONAL HANII.
Also, lIRIDOK. SIAN AND RAILROAD !WAREN
Weary haying SIOLD mad SILVER at the 1110 11.
EST NIAJJKST RATIX.
ROBINSON. SPCLEIN & CO..
73 Fourth Street.
MEM
J. DIAMOND,
Practical Optician,
=
RVSSL&N PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
Whteh are warranted to preserve. strengthen and
Improve the sight. Yor ode only by
J. D/ARUND,
No. A 9 St.Olair
•
=7T3
BREWER, BURKE & 0.,
(XIMBIIBBIOI I I MERCHANTS, ;
AGENTs YOB THE
Pacific, Globe and Liberty OIL Wrks,
Ampletitorege fbr Crude and Relined 011. Liner
al ease advance. made on consignments of Crude or
Canned Petroleum. Yards forstorage and ship
ment of Crude CU at Lawrennerlito.
Wantland Wareham, Corner of Comment. Wn
and Hancock street, Pittaburgli. inylents3
wlcinTa..x •. D. /11 , 411602+.
EAGLE OIL WORKS,
Xanwirems.ocav-Llin.
WICHTNIAN & ANDERSON,
Itednerm and Dealers In
PETROLEUM.
OPTIC& 6.ICGONDATORY, COIINEIt. EIANCOOK
BT. AND DUUDINNIC WAY. mylll:a66
HOLMES, HELL & Co.,
Anchor Cotton Mitts, Pittsburgh,
1 1 M11:17ACTUREE11 Op
ANCHOR (A) MEETING&
ANCHOR (II)
ANCHOR (C) tHLERTINOs,
Anti BATTING.
_
JOHN A. STRAIN,
4370=11i4.2MAUT,
Justice of the Peace,
AND POLICE MAGISTRATE,
Mae, 112 Fifth at., opposite Cathedral,
PITTBBURUIL PA.
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions and all Logal Business executed with
promptness and dispatch, night:am
AIM 11. TACK 18W. M. 'TACK...., Itt2D. CDABL
TACK. BRO. & CO.,
otiBIIMISSION Bunten/taws.
AND 11110/LIBA
PETROLEUM 'AND IT$ 'PRODUCTS,
7 ilaficorkSt., Pittsburgh.
l 7 m woiilLolllCS, INT WILIKII sin. I.
laylirm
ARDEN & BATCHELDER s '
• BNOICZNA IN
CRUDE, AND REFINDPETROLEUM
WHALE OIL, ROIN. liP E
LIOTO P .
TIOLPILNTIN.
NORTH CAROLINA TAIL, do.,
Corner of Deaquosio Way & Fiancee* 111.,
pitAstrargb4PA.
noprescot WIC Or.- WANDEN. IDIVOnut street,
Phlladelpllll4 toylOnsT4
T.JEW/NG,
Attorney-at Law,
No. 09 GRANT HT., ViTTABORON,
Conuolsoonor. (Sr .0514, Konticky,.4Ast
lao Who MAW. mityleatle
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
- -
GREAT SALE
DELAWARE LANDS
The largest, taunt deflrable. 311.1 valuable REAL
ESTATE. In FAIOIS. HOUSES, „Yr., ever offered
for sale at one time lu the State of Delaware.
The subscriber, wtAiing to change some 11:11,..
Moll IS by selling Real Estate, will therefore offer
slid sell at Public A nut ion. In the town of 1,511' It N A,
mita., of Delaware, at roxwrad...n IMPEL, on
Tbnr.day, the 14th day oelone neat,
To commence at 101. f o'Clock, •. 11.. a pat t of lilt
Real Estate, which. of Its kind. In not surpassed by
any this country, se follows: Nos. 1, L . '
3. 4, 5 aod
6, are Ferran handwonely Sited op and . lniproved.
containingeach from 010 to 500 -Ice.. All have
Peach and Apple Orchards, and are within to 4
miles of the town, near the Steamboat landing and
Delaware Railroad, and the evnynia Creek (rood
navigable water) fronts tweetsl of the farms. No.
7, a tract of 3farnh land, Sol seers. No. 8, the Lime
Enna, Sheds and Olive, with two acre lot at t myrna
landing. Non. nand to, two, large Oranitrica, capa
ble of storing 15 . R 1 ,0110 lineheln or grain, at 316 jr•
na Landing. with an acre. lot to each. No.
Water
Landing. Lot, known 66 the "chip Yard." at Smyrna
Persona are re:turned to examine the property
before the sale. Not, of. same may be seen prior to
and at the sale. Title gaunt to each petrel.
The terms will be, One-third cash mud the residue
Credit of annltal equal !oaten:tents, ea tending to
yrars. Detail or the tenni mid lie uneed
at the sale. finiltibilin rani Le Natured faunpp
to the subscriber, whirl: glees a tull tb.srrlption of
all the property. axd the sulon•rther would refer to
the Delos are paper:lats., for full accounts.
mur.:lol3:Tat GE, W. CUMMINS.
• _ .
CHOLERA
DISARMED!!! \
The Chief Cause of Pestilence
Destroyed!
DR. E. COURTALICEVEI DISIN-
A- , VECTING FLUIDS, neriired by Letters Patent
In the United States and France. Prepared rudely
by the New York Disinfecting Company, at their
Laboratory, Nos. 2 , 98, 900 and 302 Henry Street, N.
V. tm.o. F2Cedarbtreet.
Thin Company organized on a permanent hank.
with Dr. Courtaret. the celehreted French ('Lutist,
In charge of its Laboratory. le prepared to furnish
Ike DIuISFICTINIS vr.VlDn for sick rooms, nurseries,
urinate, water closets. privies, cesspools, sewer
garter, ships, railroads, hospitals, prisons. an d
pu.die Institutions or all kinds, niangliter-honses.
offal and (at-boiling entablislimen all I:Indoor ma
nures flown, annic Increastue the "flue of rho latter
to every fanner), and when polvonotts and offen
sive guava exist. Tnese agents are deodorizer.,
antiseptics, antliontrescents, ausl tlleinfeetants lu
the nrientlite meaning 'if the won.. They reinore
not Imo, poser, and odors l'y qe•m , c.l
leering In their places heizakfla air. they are on
lerltOrtttet, and not OtereivaSsonioutts of poisonous
R•ssu• — uot In)tirloln to oleos!. wuleit they s
1 ee
used. ' he attention or tue.ileal awl scientific men
Is directed to these disinfectants. Attached err
testimonials In favor or thin areal. discovery, which.
with hundreds of other. can be seen at the Compa
ny's °Mee.
Haw. "'An' 110Csr., ALBANY, blare!: tamt,
T. IN. Prroide , nl,l' the Aren Tort lap
tear Sir: It In 011111. represented to ne. We have
matte many trial. of. islnfeetante. but now consider
that we have found art article which surpasses all
othern as a rtlntedy agalmit all had odors.
T. IRIECAEL A C::.
Now Tone April U. 1864.
To the President eV thr New York Dleinfecting
Dear Cart We pronounce It. w ithoutkecittioot to
he the best we hare ever known. Its effect upon
ermy matter Is complete and instantaneous.
1. A. nTISTSON, Astor House.
N. B.—These ISlolnferelan le are use. by the teas •
entrees, under the diryetion 01 the. Sunhat.) Voiler
of the Metropolitan Health Itepartment, N. Y.
itt/WY.LL 1.40 An SY., N. T..
(tonere! an,l Sole Agent, for the Unlttd dtalen and
the 12artactos, to whom all order. should be ad.
daessed.
• . .•.
Pnr sale ny lens lets and General Dealers In
he UnUnd Fltanm, and tanadas• toy IHnsnl
_ _
FZE
PITTSBURGH
NATIONAL BANK
COMMERCE,
CORNER WOOD & FIFTH STS.
Capital, $500,000
Dime...mats Daily at II A. IL
Deposits received and collections
made on all the principal points of
the United States on favorable terms.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES
33 c=mx613.t e►aaci 19c*lci
ornerßm:
A. PATTERSON, JOSEPH H. HILL.
Presidet. I Cashier.
JOSEPH C. CURET, Assistant Cashier.
Or RECTORS,
A. PATTERN'S, INCR. REEL,
JAMES E'C 1N (MESSI ALLEN KTREPATRICK
CHAS. I.OCEHAHT, WM. DOUGLAS,
WM. H. 'MOWN. 'WM. H. HAVEN.
JOHN MELLON, ony2Haß
DISSOLUTION.
THE FIRM OF HAILMALN, HAWN
CO. 1A bob dlsoolya4 by mutual .tobant,
the Interreta otALLEN KRAMER and MDR' AMU
KAMM Imvlng ta,tl told to YANK ItAHMand
Glf.ltlig W. 0 aII.3IAN. The 1.111110 ms will Imo
pontino...l hodtr the klanu.. stylo of fIAILIIAN.
RAIIII a l r. ALIA::: KRAMER.
eimnicu HAMM.
04E0. W. 11MII.11AN.
IntANK
W. o'. mncisum.
W. N'Altbl/ M.
1 • 11 - 1 , 111•11041. May lilt, IPhf..
Wr rbrerfnilr recommendonr anocowors In the
11.02. A 1. liTk F.I . 111/BINE:et, and solicit for them
....Won/sow of the patronage so liberally be.-
tnare.l on Um late orm. A. IKKAAIY.II.
DUQUESNE WORKS.
Hallman, Ralim C 0.4
1 11, 1 1 I , ArTrItCtle, OF
Iron, Nails. Spring«, Axles. Plow
Spring and A. B. Steel, &c.
WARE 1-101 Th C - 17 WATEUE , TItEET. Mita
!"" 7 P! tny17:10 . 2
CHINA WAREHOUSE.
RICHARD E. BREED,
No. 100 Wood !Street.
lIIMTANNIA AND SILVER EIsATF.D TABLE
IV ARE, TEA TRA IS AND TABLE CUTLERY.
always on hand.
CH N
HIA DIN
IA TRA
NER SETS
S ,
CETS,
(MINA ToiLET SETS.
WINA VAIsES,
CHINA SPITTOt)NS,
011 E II lAN WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
LAVA CARD RASEETP,
LAVA VASES,
LAVA SPITOS.
ENGLISH WA ! RE D of N all varieties. to mil
wholesale end retail trade.
The largest and most complete stock of everything
In this line In the ell).
Erisma and terms the same as In the eastern cities.
tr.y171.18
ra - coermci.m.
Private Families and Hotels
CI \l3 be fttrulsbed with b.' qu.litY or
HYDRANT HOSE AND PIPES
AT SHORTEST NOTICE AND BEST TERMS,
UT coiling on
JOHN MAFFETT,
Nos. 127 and 129 First street,
mil 7 gs4o PITTSBURGH. PA.
WARING & KING,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND BROKERS IN
Petroleum and its Products,
DtIQUESJME r,
PITTEI33II7IFILCA-113,
CDILADELPHIA ADDRESS
WARINC, KINC & CO.,
MEM
=I
IL J. XVII. J. W It'CLIELLAXII-SASIL 11. DIWIT
McCLELLAND & CO.,
Corner Federal and Laeock Streets,
a...u.samteumcnrnrir,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Dealers la Pa , nta, 1011 s, Varnish., Drugs, Wye-
Muffs, Carbon WI. e ta., Standard and Patent Mod.
lathes. '!'hair !dna le large and well .elected, and
will bo bold as low as any house In the west.
my Is mat
WILLIAM F. ROBB, --
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Office, No. 93 Diamond St., Pittsburgh.
151y17:444
mze.:l
NCorTICE,
T u. REMAINIIiti P4IFILT of the
,argo pavan, for sale lold ont la Boyd & Allen *
plan a lots, Co sold la. lots or Ms arm
rploodld for .audehlog purpose. or fo MT real-
KVA . " %1-..°S
ars% Wo* 'or to rtleldAlltr o Aarir an /ha
Proarrt7. at Lower rt. Mar hotel. %11,17;o10
NeZVTICMI.
. _
ALL . PEllBOl#l4 ARE' 11E111EDY
WARNED nut to.SWZRP OR -PLACE ANY
ItURRLBIi OP ANY KIND IN tiOTTEM OR
• trmviens, u they will be prosecuted (beguile.
J. F.
myt7:a4fl gravel Commlalloner, TlrertDistrict.
BILLIARDS! lIELUARDS!!
• 211411iMPSZCI 313.
itevettfhtly atknOtilrieee to. hie' friend. old the pub
lic gemarally, that he. batj put, opened' Ms new zed
coornatanmas .12114.ann0 Itutta.c (lOUNSIt. vi
ANWIST..OI.AIRISTUkaM. entrance
trotnni. ,TbaTableskare .near, and nand:act
.n4l464llll moat inprove4 runtnteganC atinkaad
rbenopurtanancannre vita , map 'seminar& sircry.
tampattandraniy menthe! te tikepteauureffritenier.
moo of !dal patrons will be &Camden. inyrilaU
__ LIST of APPLICATIONS
tot:S;lllinf Liqnors, Bled in the Cleric's Office op
ist woo r n Rit.
John Dietrich a Co.. tavern. hat
ward, Pittsburgh.
onon.
tavern. lot ward, Pittsburgh.
Phillip ',other. tavern. Ist ward ,
i l ittsburgh.
dunes McColl, tavern. let ward. Pittsburgh.
Fre.leriek Weis. tavern, tad, Pittaburgh.
11, 0 , 7 sehuetz, taverbilst ward, Pittsburgh.
It tn. Polleek. tavern, Ist ward, Pittsburgh.
Mashy. torero. tat ward, Pittaborfh.
loam. Vitehestain , eatingholltte. ward,' itt h'f.
Andrew Werner. eathighonsa. let ward. Pittsh•g.
.1 win `Utters/. 6 Om, other goods. Ist ward, Pitt b g
er , 9 • tavern. 1.1 ward ilittsburgit.
, 'olio Mulheron. tavern, :s1 ward PliO"rgh.
".•• tavern,hAtead.'Pltheburgh.
John Brown. tavern, ad ward. Plttabh!gho
deorge Flooschwouner. Laren., 2d wards
SIMII.I H. lilal. tavern. td ward, Pttlibnrsh.
Patric:l. CC lie, tavern. an want, Pittburg.
Patrick llailaghor, tavern, 61 ward • Pittebn h
Jelin Dutry, tavern, Id ward. Pittsburg h. •rg
•
Peter Mellor. Id ward. PirksharghWm. Koch, eating house, .1 ward, Pittsintrich.
evldfin wood, other goods. 04 ward. Pittoberkh.
Benjamin Trimble. tavern, 4th wail, l'ittsburien
W. S. I.:boatman, tavern. oh ward. . h •
Samuel pisto n tavern, litt ward.
R obe Caperton, eating house, Ith ward. Pittsburgh.
Robert Woods Co., other goods, 4th ward, pitseh . •
siccullough,..mltha.Co.,other goods,4th w•d Ingh,
. Al.V.lelfeettna'ntlheU.'.7/111:;:it•fqtr4dthr414L'}.1-
John Mchlevltt. other goods, 4th ward, l'lttaburglab
Illeitael Lang, tavern, ntli ward, Pittsburgh. •
Louie affir au, invent. Rth wanl, Pittsburgh.
+arob Fox. tavern, MAI ward, Pittsburgh.
Adam Moshe. tavern. 6th ward, Pittsburgh.
A Maan, Green woOd. tavern. SI I. ward. PI tsbnreh.
Joh n il
)•lionnell, Wren, 6th ward, Pittsburgh.
'barley. Ittlharts, tarot,. Sth ward, Pittsburgh.
Ira A. ('burnt,, tavern, Stil ward, Pittsburgh,
11'm. Brown, tavern, 6th want Pittsburgh.
Thomas Kelly, tavern, 6th ward, Pittsburgh.
it. lireenawalt, tavern. Sth want. Pittsburgh.
Joseph Manias, rating house. 6th ward, Pittsburgh.
Wm. Stedenstiekce, other goods. 6th warp, Pitts t.'
Raymond Orbit:Mauer, tavern, Sill ward. l'ltlsb•lt
T. W. 'calla, tavern. Oth ward, Pittsburgh.
Peter lialteriburn, Oth ward. Pittsburgh.
iidward Duncan, eating house, ath ward, Pltlablb.
James Campbell, ea.ing hon.. 6th ward Pit tab' h.
J Uneareigel, tavern, ith ward. Pittsburgh.
Jo.. Tressier, eating house, 7th ward, I'll Isburgh,
John If. Deittler, tavern. Soli ward, Pittsburgh.
Uronge Rue. tavern•Sth ward, l'lttsbnrgn.
Henry Mobil:cr. tavern, Mb tread. Pittsburgh.
Thom.. Bosworth, laver., OW word, Pittsburgh.
John Illainomi. intern • nth ward. Pitishogli.
Kate Kinney. eating hon., oth ward, Pittsburgh,
me,. Cairns, tavern. toll, ward. Pitt. ..trail.
Ishael Coward, tavern, 10th ward. Pittsburgh.
Rinehart Ulrich. tavern. toll, ward. Pittsburgh.
Elijah Hall. tavern, Rah ward. l'lttslourgli.
Daniel both tavern. loth want. l'lttoburgli.
Casper Rettear, tavern, inth ward, Pittsburgh.
Geo. Itinenian & Co., tavern. loth ward. I'iti.l.ll.
A. Mau,ant, tavern. 1011. ward, Pittsburgh.
.1.
M.
Dickey , ern, 10th ward. Pittsburgh.
J. M. Robltter, eating house. lOth want. Pittsldh.
Michael Gruber.eating house, Nth ward, l'ittslch
KeNSIVr. ealloKlloolo.. lOth ward.. Pittsburgh
1. .1. Berths, eating house. 10th want, Pittsburgh.
Frederick selinsldt, eating house. 10th ward. Pitts.
bi in. • laj not. other goods, 10th ward, Illtsburgli.
%Vt.. ilaolage. otin.r goods, 10th ward
Pittsburgh.
• . 1.. bathing, eating house• tot want, Allegheny.
U. Voss, eating Itquse. lot ward, Allegheny.
.1. E. Ilendrlcks,...ting house, Ist ward, Allegheny.
slob,, Si•ItIono, eatlhg house, lot ward. Allegheny.
Xaver Higlcr, call), 110,1. e. tot ward, Allegheny.
.tons eating on.e. lot ward, Allegheny . .l..ll,l N 'cloths. my nt. 011 want. Allegheny.
\halter. tavent. 2.1 ward. Allegioun.
ha.. Fossiiinder, latent Ott ward, Allegheny.
hi. c. I,lglactip. i3L. 61 ward, Allegheny.
Antony Hadrinats. veerri Or., 3•I ward. Allegheny.
.1. .1, NEaciar, tavern, 3.1 ward. Alleglomy.
Christ. styli, tavern. Ist Ward. Allegheny.
John Bayer. tsv..rn. 3.1 ward, Alleghy
A Oderwortli. tavern. a e
l ward, A ll egheny.
E.dtz. eating house, ad ward. Allegheny.
Jimolo . ..whinier, eating house, SI ward. A Ilegilen),
Mary Finnerty eating house, .1 ward. Allegheny,
lUchard 1110MLI, eating louse. ad ward, Allegheny,
John Mclntyre, lavers. 4th ward, Allegheny.
John K. Buettner, tavern. 4th ward, Alieglieny.
Francs. J. LandgraL tavern. lth ward, Allegheny,
J. J. Cowling. tavern. Rh ward, Allegheny.
Thos. It. Wes, er. eating honse,lth w d, ' Allegheny.
Anna Froelich, eating house. 4th (ward. Allegheny.
John Michel, ratio , house, dots ward, Allegheny.
1.041/ICsar, eAtlnf house, 4th ward, Allegheny.
Adam Glasser, cat ng house. Oh ward, Allegheny.
Francis Faber. eating house, 4th ward, Allegheny.
John Klaus, eating house. st ir ward, Allegheny.
Wns. Berge, rating house. 4th ward, Allegheny.
Jos. !Madeline, eating house, 4th ward, Allegheny.
Anthony Ennang, other goods, whi, - Allegheny.
John Leirry, tavern, Birmingham borough.
Francis Fisher, tavern, Birmingham borough.
Itortlinkk Maguire, tavern. Birmingham_ borough.
Mary A. Ertnnan, tavern, Birmingham borough,_
Valentine tioehrlng, tavern, Birmingham Unrougi.
•hrlatlan Stange. tavern. liirmlnghatn horoogh.
Herman Annus. eating hotter, Birmingham le,
Yred'k Albrecht. eating house, Birmingham 1 , .r.
John Reeser, eating house, Birmingham lamongh.
J. A. Liffitert. tavern. East Birmingham.
Wm. shults, eating house, East Birmingham.
Ernest Rauch, eating house, bast Birmingham.
Peter Adieu, eating house. Last Birmingham.
Ihrht. J. Taylor, other ge.odo, East Birminghnut.
Gottlieb Fisher, tavern. 1/uquesele borough.
1.a.. Cramer. tavern. lithmenne. borough.
He
rang.
tavern, Iluquesue borough.
' Jas. Yng. tavern. Lawrenceville borough.
John Thinnest tavern. Lawrenceville borough.
liaeuali Donaldson, t. house, Lawrenn,ville bor•lt.
liana. eating Lawrenna honeigis.
Schmitt. other peels, Lawrenceville borough.
C 1,..,. Jacob. other good.. Lawrenceville borough.
Jas. A. Enhrer & good, Lawrenceville nor.
V. M. Ilinghant. tollOß house. klancheoter bor.
.1. M. lick. snotigrass, tavern McKeesport bor.
Aogint Hahne. eating house. McKeesport borough.
Shaun., hosing &t . 0., other goods, McKeesport leo
L. Lindsay. other good., McKeesport borough.
Marlin Emden:deli, tavern, 141tarpshury borough.
John llochriog, other good. S. Pittsburgh bor.
Thos. Carroon, [al err, West Pittsburgh borough.
liretch, other goods. W. l'lttsburgh bor.
EdwardKorvin. tavern, Tarentum Inoroligh.
Franc's Fitsgerni.l. o. goods, Tetnperanceville bor.
Frederick Kan!, Mt. Washington borough.
Christ. Fromm. eating house, Baldwin township.
Nicholas Leech. tavern. township.
James Merallister. tavern. Colihn township.
Elimbeth sulll van. tavern. Collins township.
Frank Bopp, tavern, Collins townnh t i.
Robert Stanford. tavern, hest Derr o p wnship.
Fehong. tavern, West Deer township.
Jeremiah W niter, eating house, Elisabeth township
Orlando Bell, LavErn. North P ayette township.
John Holfeider, torero, Hampton township.
Michael Slmpne„ tavern, Indiana township.
Henry LeMer, tavern, Liberty township.
Henry tonere, Mithih townahip.
Thom. Lynch. taveni. Mifflin townehip.
M tn. Tho m e, tavern, 311 IP In township.
Christ. Iltersteln, tavern, Mlmin township.
0).
Altmeyer, tavern, Mintin township.
11. Hussey. tavern. McClure township.
.1 scot, EnaerL Invent, Mohan: township.
Seohy, tavern, Sim:lure township.
Michael Older, tavern. Patton township.
J. U . tavern, Plot township
Josephine Fleck, tavern, Pitt township.
Joseph Lewins, eaUng bonne, Pitt township.
Juan tintenelorl, eating house, Pitt township.
Joseph McElhinny. eating house, Pitt township.
John It. !dueller. eating house. Pitt township.
'F. P.. Brwea , other good, Pitt township.
Iftlgh I/nrnila other goods, Penn township.
.loseph Leant. tavern, Reserve township.
Joitn Letterle, eating house, Reserve township.
James W. TldeatL tavern Robinson township.
Michael Leeman]. tavern, Robinson township.
James Bryan, tavern, Robinson township.
George.Werney tavern, Robinson township.
Jatuestiorbey. t o vern. Ito,, tow.hip.
John blotter. tavern. Boss township.
Jour, W hite, tavern. Richland township.
Melton! Turner. Invertt. Richland township.
Lawrence Hber, loverll, bluder township.
Winschel, totem, Ranier township.
John Luta. tavern, Lower tit. Clam township.
Richardy. tavern, Lower
Lowerr township.
lintler, tavern, ISt. Clair township.
0500. Goldbeck, tavern. Lower St. Clair township.
tiro. Latter, tavern Lower ht. Clair township.
Jacob tht tavern. tower Mt, Clair township.
itog,l.Eischer & Co..entlng how.. Le. lat. Clair tp.
John D. Itisser, eating house. Lower St. Clair to.
Jennott Bennett, tavern. Union township.
hlttrick Mndhee , F Woe,, Versaillm township.
tm
Otar Auheriy, tavern, Versailles township.
Thomas Lawrence, tavern, Versailles township.
David Bayard. other goods, Versailles township.
G. Fry. tavvra, Willing township.
Ezekiel Beene, tavern, Wilkins township.
Sarah Robinson, tavern, Wilkins township.
The Court will Mt on WEL/NI:SHAY, the 301.11 day
of tiny, INA at 10 o'clock A. It., for hearing the
above spptleations.
Applicants will No their bonds In any office be
fore the day or hearing
Remonstrances must tie filed on 'or before the day
of hearing.
Certill.tes of Licenses must be takenont oil
Roe and within tirt,,. dnya after having been gran
rd, or they will be revoked according to law.
mpfltatt WM. A. IlEttltON, Clerk.
WOOD PUMPS ;
OF I
IRON TrUMIPS,
ErVIOJFI,.I!I.N'wIIIP,
Sheet Lead, Sheet Zinc,
LEAD PIPE,
BATH TUBS SINKS, WATER CLOSETS
WASH BASINS, WASH STANDS,
Ely draulic llama
l.Pea 1f 442 _ A
nose pipe, Oonpuana; ties ripe and Flatuga, owns
dasarintlone kept. nonstantly on hand at
Addy, Willliams do Bartloy's
0011 N NN SIXTH AND WAITLIVIILD BSA
PITTSBURGH, PA.
BEAVER STREET,UROHESTER
N. 8.—A1.1 Wadi' of sepairtnE done protrddll
JeLoodnate;einntin
All ordele by nudt hamedlet47 attended to.
SAVE I'IIIOIEILE.
A COREtTOR INTEMP ERA CE. -
Dr. S. Cutter's Celebrated Stamard Enter%
The greatest Heroine ever Warm - end. The addi
tion. within the hod tenream, of Dr. Cattgr's Ner
vier, Discovery to the English Hitter., illakesit a
perfect antidote tormaperance. ''Prerions to hi.
it l o l r n e g r a,,%747, l l (:. 414, A b t I MYT u m j . 4 2 :nr s ao Wei!
teratiro, In diseases of the
bias
and of the
nail ducat...m . l"y from Impart Hie. of the
hinod. As all errlne is trays the choice of the
,t,lmnsth. wrITOTI. Mated to the one Of ram,
ulanta and narcotics., acts aa alcohol and malt
0 0.., moron', Amman, tobacco, .16., as
it MUM,. the Within aptattlta,. or crarring , or the
stomach toe stimulant: In Headache Nenralala,
and all nervous dbmases, It hint .4 4
yeaes gm wittiemori-ed Englialißlitent la
uahoe
barthotome Hospital •.gt,. an ,
Hewitt:4o and other prison; inMettahicahed
motion, as a cure for Intemperan 'and gained
for It the approral oUr.e attending "' sergeotui In all
the hosPit-idsjpii,ml tamanthouturesailttt,
mad is liei.enuon not ha many physicians in oil
,aie practice, for persons addicted to the ass Of
stimoUlants anti Kedah**. la Paralysis, St. Vito,'
mom, Piplitptio•Yltai.Nerrona Teritchings, andall
Herbal inseams, It has no equal. Wholesale and
N Agent.
• • •
A. TORRIENCt,
mymanr. No. 70 Market at., corner of Fourth.
•
urnesnorontsoar mt. Ann itznarixo co.. t
• • , • , rrpeuson. vi th „Low, I
A nIVIENTING :OF .7-TELE . , STOCK-
AomioLvyriiii,ot this Comp o r.W be held At, Um
Oftice at the Company, No 511 SlygnaaWaY. en
THIDAY Jose ha. 3,0 . 1
myttaisti H. s. NULL:WS, Secretary.
• S ct MENTB,L WANTED
ALL KIIND9 OP
szrr TO eon OFVIC
WAIIMED,
A COMPETENT STILLMAN.
UOCed referCUTS regnlred. No other need apply
Inquire o' WAKING & KINU.
oly17;a1I No. 4 Dogneene W.T.
AGENTS WANTED
FOR oth
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL WORK,
The Pictorial as.* of '
ABEGIVTES AND INCIDENTS
Off„,THE ILEfiEladolti o
Ifrroic, PatriottA Point:et, Roma:lite. Eloos..row,
-and Train'',
Splendidly Ilinstrated with eta 300 Oa Portraits an
Beautiful Explain.
- :t
•
Tills work, for genial hunter. Solider MUMs, start
tinannterest, and attrwtlve beauty, stands pearl Sa
• and alone among all It. competitor. the - Valt:ot,
and Brave Hearted, the Pi eturetame and Dram:Mi.
the Witty and Alarrelous. the Tender and Pathetic.
Thelf.oll of Fame and Story. Camp, Picket, nay,
Scout. •lttrouw,.l and tile:..; titartlleg lharprteea;
ty , ,,,,derroi gammas, FILM., Wordsand Deeds of
Wornaneand the • bolo I' .norlma of the War nra
•bere thrillingly and atart4 ugly portrayed In a ma,
Wily manner, at once historical and romantic, rent
doring It the most ample, brilliant and readable
b Di sa b le d sear andailed tbrth.
WT.:nwhile:a, teachers menet:it
young alit e nd
all In Want Of profitable employ.
mtut, e n d lid. the best ellanee to make monef
ever yet offered. Send for elmulars and ee
term. Aonnaos, e our
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
mylr:a- • o. age MIN 01l STREET, PHILA., PA.
baarT
FOR RENT
FOR RENT,
AN OFFICE ON THE FIRST FLOOR,
Within Una Hundred Yard. of We. Vast Ofnre.
Address BUS Bf O, statleg busloess. rtyl9:•67
FOR BENT,
A SMALL. UNFIJIMISHED {LOOM
Within fire minutes• wait of the I'ostolll,e
Addres, M, GAziTTX Orrlck.
Room TO' LET.
A LARGE AND AIRY ROOM
N THIRD bFORY VI IiAZETTP: litaLdlNU
Enquire at GAZETTE COUNTING ROOM.
myl7:all7
14`011 RENT—The Lot on the we;
ner of Butler anti Allegheny streets, Ninth
Ward, together with the aid Brick Depot Building
thereon. rhe lot has ID feet front by IM feet deep
to an alley. Will lease it fur live or ten year.. Ap-
Pl 7 to \% It. M. DARLINGTON, at No. 37 Firth
street, second hoer. • MINNI
TO-LET.—THE THREE STORY
DWELLING HOUSE, near the Bridge, Fed
eral street, now occupied by Mrs. O'Hara Robinson.
containing &e'en bedchamber., large parlors, dia
ling room, kitchen, wash and bath mom. I. nder
suitable arrangements with a tenant, A considera
ble portion of thefurniture mayain lathe house.
mytialit W. ROBINSON rem . Jit.. Allegheny.
PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO CONTRACVOIiS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received until
MAY 50011, for Grading and Paving LAUREL
ALLEY. In the Borough of -Manchester, from the
north aide of Spruce street to the south tlde of Lo
cost Street, and from the north side of CLostnut
street to toe south side of 'Washington street: the
paving to be made of River Bolders and Gravel, and
the work to be done under the direction of the CO. •
millet on Streets and Borough Regulator.
Yor Bother information, apply to the undersign
-01 PUMP.. Parke A Co.'. °glee, klancheater.
myl7m42 WM. N. KIRK. Cholera of Com.
pnoPos.ALs FOR
PRIPTELVG
°granYttear or STAT.,
Seittwortato, 1L.... May 7th ISIS.
Tr. pursuance of the prov talos of seetlon thirteen ,
chapter eighty-four of the nev n lsw.l Statnles
of this state,oposals will he remit:v.l at this lie
p•rtrnerd unt il ix Welocit it., on the 30in OAT OF
JUNE next. (at which time, said propos...lv will be
opened. ) for furnishing 1.4:). thousand ream* of
printing paper 7.1124. and la other respects not to
be inferior to the paper furll r shed for the rise of th e
last session of the Legislati e; all of said printing
paper to be delivered unite Secretary of State, at
the State limas In Springfield, reams
to ho delivered on or before the first flay of Deem
ber next, tou reams on or
ontohefots the first day of
January next. and 10.00 ream, r hefore the fint
day of Ft:bream: next.
a Ja h rlllry: gr:rrn tcoogter . t.P.'.
envor In the penalty of ten thousand dollars, : condi
tioned that he will laithfully furnish and deliver the
sald paper in kind, quality and qusurtlty. at the
time, place and upon the terms named In the con
tract, In daemonic.) of law; and also, that hear they
will furnish any additional amount of paper that
may he required for the use of th e State, upon the
sante terms and of like quality, whenever requested
to do so by rho Secretary °reran..
MIA RON TYNDALL
my2l: ant Secretary of State.
NOTICE TO 'CON'TRACTORS.—
Sealed Prot.osale he rend red by the under
;IVugn.ll'Alll Tn, ee the ti eu,iltig of the
ooVn to :reetv „ alley iu the Ilon,ugh of ]fay n
obester,
wit:
.. • • .
:1117,:eLor
ager:P=., l gt. Fulton street to west line o
plan of liws.
Hopkins Strut, from Fallon street to west lino
of i=ilNn ' t& f eer from Ohio nvepte to the north
line of Flemlng . • property.
The said gradin and e disnosltion of all sur
plus excautious, Comm i t t ee do S t re e tsd under the
directions of the onand the Re
cording Regulator.
For further Information, call upon the under
signed, at the oaten of Flints PARK - a CO.. Man
cheater. or Wit. MclikirnltY Itticordint Regulator,
Allegheny City. WILLIAM. R. TUNIC,
mybiraa Chairman Street Committee.
U. S. CUSTOM 11010elt, renter PITTRIIVIIOII,
StillYll2oll.B orrice GIVE N
NOT/CE IS HEREBY' hat
Sealed Propouls, accompanied by proper guar
antees, according to forms lo be furnished on op
palpitate to tills oilier, will tic recelyeil thereat, un
til 10 O'clock it., on the FIRNT lihi IN JUNE
NEXT, for the 00 ppey the it 111 I I
YEnear this city is on l• eal 10. Iblt IN,
DICIN hc,, eettin 11..1 In e O l.l 1..11.1.. The
%Meath!. stated art. rella teln - taco to
Lee usual nunaticr Of patients la the lloVital, but
the United States reserve Weri ght to take mote or
le. of sabi articles, accordingly, se they may be ac
tually required. lithe articles delivered at the
pita] are eel, in thedgment of the physteltua, or
Silo best`uality, ands adapted to the Runnel, he
ill be liberty to reject the urn-, to purchase
other articles In their stead. and to charge tractor with any excess In the cuss over the contract
price..
The United States reserve the right to accept the
proposals for the wholeor any portion of the aril
elm; specified. CHAS. W. iIikTCHICLUR,
mp7i.hurdlal
Surveyor and Agent Marine Hospital.
PROPOSALS will b'e received 117
D AlC.h,eblC:T_Vtg_,"r RWIZTIVIii2III:74:Outar-
TENT 0 1101.714 Z, Wylie 'treat, BUM
Ward. Mans
"n"
" ""euWettleJNatYionTe e Z a. be se
t e a n
r at th
e
aylGo2 Chair Com. §at
ropertpa )fly Py.
ji I IA • 657.11
BOY'S CLOTHING,
Youth , . Clothing,
Children's Clothing.
A Large Stock of all the New and
Staple Styles, at
No. 47 St Clair Stoat
GRA, r a LOGJ.Tr.
=MI
REBIOVAL.
T. & J. T. MIIIISICE,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers.
Have Removed to the New Relldlng,
No. 196 Liberty Street.
Owing to the lateness ortheir purchases (or the
Sr/IDID TRADE (tho maltor partner being now to
th e ze s t) th e y are prepared to exhibit goods (or the
OUBTOkt TRADE at the VERY LOWEST QUOTA
TIONS that good. hare yet reached.
They Wm, and dealko to keep, a BUIIEBIOI2
STOOK OF CUYTIIING FOE BALE, OF THEM
OW.74M.A.NUPAOTITRE,atieI EQUAL In all rypecta
to CUSTOM WOR.IL
~ENRY Q. HALE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
IRWIN COMI 07 rin r gr. OM BEEN
ETTTSBUIteIt PA.,
Desires to return thanks to kit Mends and the pub
110 generally for that liberal pantie/4m, sad would
respectfully inform them that he hag Jan retun
selected
ed from the Eastern markets with a lame and-well stockaf
rine Woolen Goods,
A vin xia ted to GENTLEMEN:3 §rime
k21..11TT.-ii3 I gi:Mi
GREENHOUSE AND BEDDING
An Immense stock of very select and . well grown
GREE.24IIOUHE AND :kW/WINN PLA.NTEL, fur - 1•
sale At the Oaklanntlreenhouses.
41M. ,
S It: littlEfloe
ikresklanflCars run Greenhouses ever.
Animates. inyllmddw •
NB Ii
MISS KATE SAU M.
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WM. G. WRIGHT,
V EMETIAN
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