tartiNlON akrilkilLlCAN
COIIF
TTCONV
.44w. of atiegnenr • 4, iii-rentioaten to meet
et the usual tams for half 4ig eleettone. la the 5ee
1t1117.1411.2+ slat i ltafir elecTro iP tele o' BATAIR
each election diatrih.toCounty Convention, Ro m
he held ort TD Pal . MAY Mar.. et intlno,
o`c'ock
d. r or perpose of nominating ..County Tick
. jo ' gt . ,ttbro9l ltib:r en " may t
" Le impanocastentere Of laid portion of Alieghe•
Dr county lying in the.ittd tkolgreselonal District.
NI, at the mama
so und places; elect two dcie
sales Crow each e ectlon distritt, to moot in i'on-
T.=°n• 4 - C ll l ts Allegheny, on , TUESD AY,
AT Berg., at 10 o'clock A. 31C. , rot the porpose or
nOminatlagacendidate for Congress Weald disulet.
The primary_ elections In the townships will be
held bitwoca the hours of four =doll o'clock. and
in the cities aist boroughe between the boors of four
and sever. o'cloCk P. In the clues and boroughs
the' elesUon• shall be by ballot. sad to the town
shire by marking °thy ballot.
•
By order of the Committee.
W.
J.
WE. iorptasoar GILMORE. Chalrm.
/t. W. Oecratarle./.
arFOll
_CONGRESS-234 MS
TRICIT.e Itebflelos of that rt of
A lberhelly Count —T ,' p ort p o
of the riven will ur p o g e the
re-romlttatlou of
HON. THOMAS WILIJAMS
thei fi.tgli e n=ALT..VAtiirre th e
474 1 4 5
rar - CONGRESS, 224 nasnuer — .
HON. J. K. MOORHEAD
Having placed biroself at tbedlapeeni orbit, mend,
to reopens° to their cell made on Miry ITIB name tr
140 W presented by theta as a candidate for noathn
tioa Gonsress ror the LIZI District. autdeot
the action ofthe unionitepublican (knotty COnt - en-
Hon.
apt do
IarCONGRESS
GENERAL JAS. S. NEGLEY
IS A CANDIDATE IN THE 22D DISTRICT
nittiDIDDI
ONomthe triendm of
HON. JOHN P. PENNEY
his name to th
q l , ,z nA go l k ft. ty. for nomination as e aca eo ti n d v itlat io r n of
thy
ftd
farik 1311EitIFF,
SAMUEL B. CLULET,
to=ll, :a ....cUan of the Union Itermbllean Coon
mhZ:te4a , .. V
RrFOll SIIERIFF,
CHARLES BARNES,
Late Colonel Sixth Iteg. Pa. Head Artillery and
tires . . Brig. Oen. U. b. A., subject to the stetion
the Union Convention. tnll22:4l.tlsF
£ FOB SHERIFF.
JOSEPH ROSS,
9/ the Vint W.rd. Pittsbor,h, will be . rah..
Ihtto /or tlherlft, subjec
Irh_tablimn th the of steno Unlou
httt, Lonvehtlou.. themb
VirlFOR SHERIFF.
CEN. S. B, M. YOUNG, -
Late Colonel *mirth renttaylvattla Csmtry
toldt•to'
.
FOR SHERIFF.
COL. JAMES M'K. SNODGRASS,
T " ; t flameeP n• t, decision
of tee ensuing County Convention. DAIWA*
10 ,`'FOR ASSEMBLY.
REV. F. A. HUTCHINSON,
01 North Fayette Townshlrt, at the anent Annetta
lion of many ethic frlentln, has moat uteri b. be
ca Ablate tor Ascernbly before the Republica ,
County COLIT.OtIon.
I,9:er
DAVID SHAFER,
•
C
pperst. Clair Townahip, subject to the deci
too 1.1
of the Itepnblicau County ourention. us 3 - 14.te
ripttrFOE ABS—EMBLY.
COL. D. L. SMITH,
01 Ancoetry city, will be
bty nV . itOJect to We ataloti of WeflotorpoArll'eam
00l Oen.
r4S—FOR
JOHN A. DANKS,
Iftr o t n tt: e V i s u c . llu n.of the Un
r4r'FOR ASSEMBLY, •
JOSIAH W. ELLS,
!'"""l"l li tFt`°:`"°° 0fT.,,V.;.;1;0.;=, We lnlo
FOR ASSEMBLY.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY, •
Will be a candidate for A brcrehly, enWeet to
action : of the Itcpublican clop Cooreuthm.
apt..".
LAV - FOR ASSEMB L Y.
SAMUEL CHADWICK,
11l Collins Township, will be &candidate for Marl&
n.,. sni4e r t I 0 1.14 r a,Uott of M.: Colon Itepublittau
County Conteuuost. opts:A',
Bir - FOR ASSERIBLV,
MM. GEN. J. B. KILMOO,
Formerly °Mae Gad and 127th P... V 01.., and Cllr and
RA tl. S. colored troop and wounded severely In
trout of Itictimond, will s,
he a candidate for Assem
bly before the ttcpubllcau County Convention.
apt7ite
IarFOR ASSERIttri.
TILE PREENDS OF
HON. GEORGE WILSON,
cl Pia Township, will present hls name as a canel
dme for Assembly, before the next Union Republi
can County Convention.
apl2.to
nail=
EU - COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
SAMUEL NEELY, SR.,
01 Manchester. (formerly of E4mickley tcrornsidp.)
will be a candidate for County Constultaioncr, cub
it,' to the decision of the Union itepoollean County
Convention.
rircoopiTy COMMISSIONER,
GEORGE HAMILTON,
grarclMCNectgere of then:Pl:°
railr - COIINTk COMM SSIONEIL
CHARLES PUGH,
, I I 711
tit Ass• corner.
,
CAPTAINAt. JoHNgrom,
CI I:wre eeTip t is l l32 .
flrds.th‘" the
bthl°''''"°°°`'-•Ct%brienilon.ihmraa
of tthlite roe publlean County
arIFOR CLERK OF THE OE
_ PLIANIP COJJ.r.,
ALEXANDER HILANDS'
MU be a camtldatc for Clerk of the thrbbsas , Court,
eth'eat. to the dectelen _of-the Regubitota .Caonty
eor - vebtlon.
1111:Hac
IarFOR CLERK OF TOE OR
PHANS• CUOWI..
JOHN M. LORIMER
01 Chezltem township, eunleet to the action or the
union Itetaibllesin Countp‘onsention. tor at
. _
ligrEOß CLERK OF THE OR-
P,ELLNIP COMET,
• EB. WILLIAMS, JR.,
01 - Pittsburgh, sobJeet to the settee of the. Baba
.tepubilinut pato tT Cionvention. •peOne
FOR-CLERK OF TICE 'OR
11gr. IMAMS' .001111 T,
HORACE 9. SNOWDEN,
Cl Plttaborsh,trubrcet to thideclelon or the troloe
Iteltublreatt CueetyMoriventloe. . • .p9: to
farCLEIEUi. OPIUM COIIiiTS.
JOHN O. BROWN,
It g li .phr.T v e.e2 l ..Shlp. lite Private Co. 11, ICU
OrFOR crxnAL OF COIJUTI95 3'
:
JOSEPH BROWNE,
I_,..LooLumatemani =au. h..iolooteanand oth Peno-
MroCtroZtblZA; eginturn th e eeeleierf th e
'FOR 01:00
LOU' CLERK OF Co - DRTI9:
DR. WILLIAM J. GILMORE,
of upper St. ClalrTolroship. mh3-dawteF
far•FOR REGISTER,
DAVID CORNELIUS,
01 Allegheny Mll', Mite lltpt. 2321 h Pa . sub
tg:.:gie.ttelsi on of ilia union Republican ...malty
.76:10
r_4sr"Foll
JOHN SMALL,
111 ri tigl74. 4 V1C:44.V0r tk
fa st t o
"FOR - REGISTEII,
JOSEPH H. GRAY,
•
•
ot Mout Townibtp.. Onto of Co. E, • usth Pa, neg..,
wouskloda.o4dlsabloilat-the butilo of PalrOsts,)
odbieet tote Ce¢lalpn of Ibo Union Ilopobt lcao
Couvon • •D: - . , a Iliac
1E .. ?..pc4417E111,
R. D. HUMES,
4,1 Tarantula Borough, suujort to the deohdon of
the Republica* Ocra rity thraventlon. ap10:to
IarIFOR _RECORDER. '
HENRY SHOED'
UUI 111 . 1p . r h eertli*Vit4 rittstml , ll, ik men.
' LI Won itspi=toWeigertio h ir. "l tUgto he
arum RECORDER
: , AB.I.IIEIIII`.CUIREi .
.
oz Noun edit be 's eatbiste tbs. Re
corder, rableci • n &be aet.lon or thelftloa itemtbil•
myossity. -
Orr
"Mgegiu?P‘
s1 ; 11 P
laiireii - a vu -roKlirr„a
-- • •
•
. , .
prrrenvitGa ATIME.
Lamm earelLettaara....WllL HENDERSON.
Continuedamtit
eent, rar ft. night., at the
chanaltarlquabertatt artiste.
2MXIBB X.4lllo.33l73tvilifclacr
Who will apperibr the seeeqjythae here as OTTA
-I=Totiiie h tielit n 4Cls r . ° 4 " I are° I=jl= e :i
horse, sEtillaTlOn.
Tilt. VE td
rama, NLNG, trill be lA:Miami the startling
EAGLE KM Or, VII SRO IB In DRAWEES.
Otteh.etet• the Eagle Eye. —Miss Lea. Hudson.
091; mitre .111 b 1 Wee or it... 091.
IPEHA HOUSE.
mANAorm. ...... w. 11. LEAK.
Five Night. Only. Great Combination.
to STIVAlittiMeN Ind Inn MIMI CHUM
TUESDAY EVENING, May=.
Camille; or, The Cracked Heart.
Camille Stewart Robson.
FaaSonl,-Remember Me...AI:NETT! U •LETTL
JONES' BART, ROIISONII MUSIC BOOK and
jOIYAT NYOPPS.
Mr. Robson In all three 'leers.
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
BUCKLEY% SEILENADEIIB,
(Organised. in Boston In DAL)
AND THE *ONDERFUL EMPIRE BOYS,
.IT SOXIC
Commencing Friday, May 19th, fors Nights.
NEW PROGRAMME—NEW ACTS,
By the Inimitable ComedLans,
IL BISHOP MICKLEY, G. SIVAINE BUCKLEY,
PETE LEE AND JAKE BUDD.
E ThWel ' Mid n Cal new a cl i with
tro w ß a oll! . ..
I. EZrfrgn M a t t h ;. m. Entertaintnent at a. Tickets,
35 urnts. Reserved seats. 50 cents.
dATUFIDAY, Child r e n, ATINE for the bene
fit of Ladlec andwhet. admission will be
25 ecnta. fricrittalt 1.. DAVIS, Jn.. Agent.
WAIT FOII THE COMING
OF THE
GREAT BROW.
MIKE_ LIPMAN 'S
COLOSSIL COMBINATION OF
CIRCUS & lIEMAGFSIE!
Wlll Exhibit at P/TTSUFROIL ort RED LION
101, MAY 21st. 224. 20d, Nth,lth and glib, sod
ALLEMIENS, IDLISIOND SQUARE,
YRIDAN andSATURDAY, May :nand IL
Great Sextuple Combination,
OmerWing ...b.' toI.
IMMENS E PAVILION,
And for One Price of Admission,
SIX DISTINCT SHOWS:
LENTS EQUESOURRICULUM, SPALDING &
/RBI ERS' GREAT ROUTH A.HERICAN CIR
CUS. liltlEZ bY ADAMS' TROUPE OF AOT
ING BEAK FROM CALIFORNIA. XI,-
UCATED nimaten, Ott SACRED BULL,
The Celebrated BEDOUIN ARAB TROUPE,
SPENCE Q. STORES. STUD OF TRAINED
HORSES AND poNiEs.
Read the following Catalogue of ntainguished le
tiff,: Spence Q, oak.. Esq., Squestran and
Maitre du Clan, Eaton sane, g .t Muter the reat ter of
the Haut Rale of kqueetrianiam• hinter Charles
Fish, the (arias dabing Bareback Rider; Mr.
John Foster, I town and "letter, the New York fa
vorite, late of Ilsantua Museum: Waiter. Went
, worth, the great Le:haat...ea ad Boneless Mor
al; Juan Catille, his behool of Educated
Deal B• Gardner, the gala Dramatic hem ds Si
der and, Equestrian Caricatalo; slarks, the
Original It it and Ilrollerist: John Boland in hte
groat original act on the “COlntsina Espial, or
spiral Coluna S. Stokes, introduang his bean
tdul and highly trained Trick Hone. Aadye/Ohnson:
Jim Madden, th tabulable Grottsque.
Toe ItedoninArab Troupe. or Childnekuf the Des
ert, Relay It. Hessen, Macy Jen Said,. Aleph Bac
Ota stet; The Boland Family, John, Addle and
George, 'Me Milson Mothers, Ceara ands rles,
In lair aper-perilons acts en the Ta and
Raffaele] liar; Messrs. C. W. Loirra, wore.
Brothers. Johnny King. Johnny dab, Doc. Allen
the lett, punster and orator, and • boat of Acrobsm.
Tumblers. Liymnasts..Equlttes and
Madams Worland. Stokes And Masks; Wile An
netta, the Elfin Mar and gracettil darling ad da
-Ila Preworrr e'rartrianc; La route Hanle will
Intro.:Wee, • lecau.ifol and classic act, her
minutia - ponies 'Daily" sod "Line.••
A n:.••:: toe many features of as Conaord Kahl.
till•ltion, will Ng: the
BRAND PROCESSION.
Which will enter Um town said A. N. The Procea
ion win be led yy iceuvroit , r wont.. 1,
RENOW METnairOLITAII OPERA day. I),
Ar., , A by • milemild team lair.Andaloalan Horan, In
the beautitni andelaborately decorated Car of
It will be L folloared by the Monitor,
hilt lad and 'Mart Medea of the Ocean Monitors,
iconoain s chic!, will come the procemlon of Acting
dears, timred• Bull, Performing buffalo, tn. A
Troupe or Bedouin Arabs, arrayed In the wild fan
tastic garments of their hicanad race. mad a more
Or more of Knights and Mares. Lally appareled and
sple didl
ny mounted, coMplete timed Free go-
Admis•lon, cents. Children ander ten years,
HS cents. Moon open at Sand 7 o'clock.
pmlf Di:l
-
NOTICE.
The Public arc hereby notlded that so much of the
Channel of the Allegheny River
As rams between the SECOND and YOUILTLI
PIERS, from the Allegheny City end of the nail
Bond Bridge, now being rebuilt by the
Plttaborgh, Pt. Wayne and Chicago Rail
way Company
Over that Elver, between Pittsburgh and Allegheny,.
will be
NECESSARILY OBSTRUCTED
During ihe time of petting up the new euperstruc
tore of the Bridge, probably for about four months
from tba rime ofitme, A. D., MA
H. A. IJARDNEII,
mynas:s • Chief Engineer.
TILADII6IOI2I..NATIONiiTicisi. — / -
rirrescanzir, ?dumb 39th, let.t. I
TIITIOTES OF TEIE.CILIWIFORD
OD a'," aN D
AVO c ti IZZ e gall72. l3 d A
TROJA. 3I2 JA. Titnirrille, will not hereafter
be redeemed ty.Mit Bomb.
mhZ:el • 'OEM VAN DoWIN. Outlier.
ORGANS, Sco.
NOW DEEM DECEIVED,
THAT ELEGART STOOL Or
CHICKERI NG PIANOS,
Selected perscrost=
t te th =ber : fttrlar t
SEVENTEEN INSTRUMENTS
actw inig l e l 'are a t i n=r4eil l and .4 1 ', 1 Vt'luALI' d the
MILIUyiBTED VIM 7172 MAIM
CHARLES C. MELLOR.
THE BRADBURY, NEW YORK,
AND
lithos/mocker lOr Philiodelphia,
3P A. pcO
The Patsy & Co.'s Cottage Organ,
AND AMERICAN ORCAN.
AcknOwledied by the beat =steal talent In the
trifttedlitalo.l to be superior to to all others In tower,
Poll i and finality of tone, and thoeotote, woes
. ' N eselnitrainents him for leant akin the am
premiums, over all all conspeUtora, at the various
Mate and County Yalu. In th ey aro loner
than any o th ers. All warrantee fo r
in years.
WAALEWIC do BABE,
, No. 112 St, Clair Street, Plttabargh, Pa.
piANOS! PIANOS!!
ENTIRE /SEW BTOOX 01 ,
Knab & Co.'s aid Babies Bro's.
..iPx.a.sacoes,
Just received. ABAIILOTTE BLUME,
../11 street, Bole Agent.
WALL PAPERS.
THOMAS RAMIE!'
1119118111 LB 11411 , AM! 1 11
.
WA.I.A4IP.A.P.EIII
TRANSPARENTWINDOW:SHADES.
AND
AS. Mt Xs 333 Co Cs NT MI Mt SS
Warehouse. 91' Weed Street,
Sewed door below Ineseand
- felltemd PlTTrinnta • ra.
pair= HANGEWS /FOB VW&
inglitailatitili at
.laserdean Iran, papers.
ror Lei s can
.rEff^ BeraxmjcpAP.Hß
4 '4.l44.'irritetoitirine
Newest, French Papers
Tor.ti44lbl*bl4 iv-ilerkßPAtA RBRAI.L.
ar WOOd amt.
..ter_. .:~ ..,,c,. _~_ ~__~c _ .....>.Y.-..,~..,:~x: ~rN~_:. H'i:.r....
rrrrsuonsin SAW WOW,
HUBBARD ACT .
Or
BRO CO.
SASOPIMIZILI
PATENT GNOME CIRCULARS,
Warranted CAST STEEL SAWS. of every ditscrli.
varietie
Mader, Crosa-Cat, G. and all other
s.
All kinds of NNIVES and SPRINGS, made from
Sheet Cast.liteet,_• Extra Relined REAPER AND
MOWING KNIVES, An
Mir Waren: mite and Wm., corner WATER and
snort Ernuurre, Pltt6blll7
Particular attention paid to re-tontatng, gumming
nod straightening Circular Sawa; also, repairs f all
kinds. Punching and 137711114 4101. at reasonable
rates. apla:ly
_
tar WRIL BARNHILL & COr
Boiler Makers a, Skeet iron Workers.
Non. 20. 22. 24 and 26 Penn street.
!Jaycee secured a large yarn, and flandshed It with
the mo.t aeon:reed mar-111nm , , we are toarad to
manufacture every deatuiptlon of HULLE RS,In the
best manner, and warranted arta l to anyee eln the
country. CRIAINETebB/1614CILLNG. VIRE nun.
STEAM PIPES LOC MOTIVE- HOMBRE CON
DENBEItS ks I T ALT P. 4.211, TANKS, OIL MLLE
AIIITATO arrrjaDlC4 PAN OILER MON,
BRIDOICE, GAB PANS; and an t emanufacturera
et BARNHILL% PATENT BOILLIB. Be
aal
done on the shortest notice.alirtf
Mr LASE summon
COPPER MILL AND SMELTING WORKS'
PITTTSBUBGEL
PARK, BIeCTIRDY & CO.
Mannfacturere of SNEVI DINO, BRAZIERS' AND
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPED BOTTOMS,
EMBED STILL BOTTOMS, SPELTER SOLDER..
Al
rand dealers
in
METALS, co i TIN
band, To N MCP MACtuN I PS E 'and TOOLS. tnn 4 . l,r_
hon., No. IS, Putar and DO SaCoND drnszTe, ?Ina
burgh. Special ontere of Copper cut to any desired
pattern. tnyDayddhrT
. -
tgrRORINSON, SEA & (Suc
cessors to 80111.WHON. MINH JIILLESS,
waswif Wow,
Founder. n eta, n.
Alaaufadtruers of BOAT AND STAT I MT
tiTEABI ENGINES, BLABT KNGINSS, MILL MA
cHINERI, BEAMING, BIIAYTING, CMITLN(RI of
all descriptions, Lift. TANK'S and STILLS, BOILER
AND SHEET IRON WORK.
Sir Agents for larrARD-li PATENT LNJELITOR,
or frodin. boiler..
JOHN cocniteav & BRO.,
klannfacturers of LEON VAULTS AND
VAULT DOCIJCS, lIRLN RAILING, WINoW
SHUTTERS, WINDOW OUARDB, ge., Non.
SECOND and 86 THIRD STREET, between Wood
and Market, have on hand a vertety of new pattern;
171..Ts!Sr. ftl i teVotpa r P hre=alog Grave
Lots. Jobbing done at short MAIM aul
BEIFI FREE.--A Painphlet
of latmenie Important:s
, _
t be
ent Reg Co old and
y oung '
As b y
e icx,. kuuk "co., Log Pool Omee. n, Boston
atsbNlydaw
AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC BALE OF VALUABLE
-L BUILDINti LOTS IN TIM 11101101.1611 OF
MIIIJNT WA/Jill-NIL:TON, opposite the mouth of
NOM sheet , on SATURDAY. May Mth, IBIS, at lo
o'cloek. A. AI. Lots are MS feet, or more. to
it porcho.rs. Alto. then` Is a Ten Acre Lot,
having a good B oust stud large Barn, suitable for a
Dairyman ortlardetter. These very valuable Lois.
suitable for all who want comfortable homes, are
part of the well known homestead of the late A.
Kirk Lewis, Esq. In beauty of scenery, pore and
salubrious air, nooel water, and coal. e.y of atcess,
they air unsurpassed. Overlooking the cities of
Pittsburgh and Allegheny. and the winding stream
'of the Ohio, the most. wailed and picturesque
I ,
AmalWays presented. They are etimo cOirrealletit
mr..11001 houses, church. and stores. The meettan
to
the clerk, theprofesslottal and
sm o ke of
esesto-
Mg from the bustle. dust and smoke of two cities.
will nod thisopporiunity the best that h. ever been
offered to purchase homes to suit..
d. Te c e . r . sg sale will he liberalear made kno+n on
A. SiaILELLAN D. Au . g L .
. _ . .
PURN .
ITTRE, CARPETN,
D R 4 d A
A UCTION.—On KIIIVER-PLAT E UILS it AI IllOttti WA L e NG, kit. ,
rtt h T .
at 10 o'clock, at klaaOnle Hall Auction ROW..
SS and GI street will ho sold • genera) variety or
Household Furniture, Carrie., Cutler, Ac.. cola
prising to part new andsceortd-band Mgraln. and
!letup Carus., Matting, Marble-sop Poor and Cen
tre Tables and Wash niand, torn Beat PartorChairs,
Sofa Beal, Mine Beat and Wood Seat Chairs and
Bankers; dohs, Tete-a-Tetea, What-Not., 80.
mans, Extension and Dining Tomes, Bedsteads.
Mattresses, Venetian Blind*. Fancy Window
.lbso.k• with fiateniess complete: a quantity of
Wall Paper, Engl . . lugs, Table Cutlery, Bootee
Plated Tea and Table lipoons, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
. •• • • .
tura T. A. Met'LELLAND, Anet'r.
LOTS
NS ON I
M It/ ttFe l l I
AUCTION.— W 11. Ihu sold on the prmuisea, Thi on
lisValla Y. Noy_ Mb. at 2 o'clock, r. tt6
Building i. 0141 on Federal Lane. tretvreer, the 01.1
Montgomery Mansion and the 11000, At the
upper end of Yederal street These lots are it feet
wide. and very In depth trout N 7 to Oil feet: Case
sun th-castern exposure. are fat ..rahle for tne
growing of grapes; are convenient to the city. •ntl
novel water has Dean at toe depth of:. I' v e,
near the premise.. The sperial at .ent,on of those
Whetting to buya nice lot, combliting city and coun
try advantages, Is Invited to this sale.
Tmutts
In down: the balance. In roar yearly pa.) -
Mental., with Interest.
, .
Infa A. LEGOATE, Aucl.
STOCKS AT AUCTION.---OnToen
t- DAY AFTERNOON. Mite :Id, .l :y o•elock.
Ntaeoble Hall Auction Rouse. 53,13.1:7 Fifth Nowt.
will be sold;
4 that . . Allegheny National Bank Stock:
29 do /north do do;
2/ do Boatman'. Insurance do:
do Western URlon Telegraph Co., do.
my2l T. A. Mc( 1.27.1.1.A.ti I/. Aunt.
UROCER V STORE AT A IUCT1(),11.
—A. Iit'I r KENHEIIIKB lil01.•S
eerie*. on lint etreet, between nteond and 71113,1
Arreeta Third ward. Alleglien), nlll I.e bold on
sA'Tt:lll./AY. Mao 21, at td o'clock. There are en
gar. Teas, Colict, Poop.. N.irt, risk, (Me, Ao.
A. l.totiATr:, Auer
r. Ann',
SHOES AND GAirrEsta.—
.•A la rp• ..tsvk of priers. osssonsiss good. rat
then on VitlltAY sterrnnon. Kay st o 'doer, at
Auction !footle. 1.10 Federal .treet. Allegton”.
Also, at DMA ate .ale. ery One doe, at vary low
Priam A. LEUGATE, Ase'r.
torr_
HORSES, WAGONELEURNITURE,
'ABU TOOL:, &e. ai the ntaidonee of
Barringr. tilendaJe, on the New Brighton road.
will be AOIdF.:IIN
all 10 o.eloCk.•nel ion on
A W .
I. EIiIIATIL. Atm " ',
ruytt.
3000 BUSH . DAMAGED GRAIN
AT Al7l I'll (N.—on Friday morning, at
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Crossing the upper Binalngham bridge, yes
terday morning, wo observed a bullock start
from the Ihrminglutin shore and plunge Into
the river. The animal passed boldly tote the
water, and, getting beyond bus depth, for a
LIM., swam about the rafts moored near the
bridge. Presently'lle struck out, apparently
for the opposite shore, and had gained very
nearly the middle of the river, wh in, the wiml
being the contrary, he dropped down with the
current, inissing between the piers of the
bridge. Judging it to be impossible for the
animal to reach his seeming destination, we
anxiously watched proceodlegs,leeking every
moment to see him sink beneath toe surface
and drown Meanwhile the owner made his
appearance on the bank, and was looking
about for a skill, with a view of making an
effort to save his property. The bullock
had become somewhat exhausted and,
aftr_r reaching a point about one hundred
yards below the bridge, turned about anti
headed for the shore from which he bad
started, progressing quite slowly and keeping
his bead above the water with apparent great
exertion. Finally, in nearing the bank, he
touched bottom and walked ashore, not much
the worse for the ablution and exercise, and
greatly to the relief of a number of spectators
who had watched his movements With great
interest and anxiety, particularly the owner,
who, ere this item is read, has perhaps slaugh
tered and exposed for sale in his stall the
butchered remains of the bullock.
Desertion and Abandonment.--On Sat
urday a woman called at the often of Alder
man Strain, and represented: That In March,
Mc; being a widow, eke was married, In east
ern New - York, to one Peter Test; that she
went with him to Ohio, where sheserted her.
',mulling of his whereabouts ame to this
city to bring him to Justice for his conduct.
The proper proceeding being entered, it war
rant W ilmot , and the accused arreeted by
officer la the vicinity of Stewartatown,
Stealer township, at a late hour Saturday
night, under airoomstances whielb will prob
ably lead to hie prosecution for bigamy, or at
least adultery. In default of ball In the eum
of .4000 he was committed to July
Death of alr. Ilabfhlhlp.—lt is our pain
ful Mo n d ay to announce the death, at one o'clock
on morning of our catatonia! fellow
citizen Mr. Geo. W. Holdship, of the firm of
Geo. W. Holdship a Co. Mr. Holdshlp had
bean long affected wroth consumption and form
ear Ito fatal issuo. He was a mitten of this
city, a graduate of St. James College, Mary
land, has been engaged on active business for
several yearsand was distinguishedlor energy,
integrity and probity. His death will be
mooted II Largo cireleotomdcarefirelattires
and Men a Death bad no terrors for him;
his end peacefal and full of einfortian con
fidence and hope:
Going to Ptilladelpbto.-0, a Thursday
°Tenth& the members of theldiglira,reghnent
will hold a meeting to arrange. fOr attend,
in g rho tiag presentation demonstration In
Philadelphia, on the 4th of July next. It is
proposed to send • battalion, In-Zousive
form, and fully arntedand equipped;
, •
Cboiwis can be successfully treitedby ovary
body. If ros wlth td, - know how,. Attend Dr.
Wilson's free at LatiYetto HaJ, on
T 4 ad4cladar evenblib• dd.
.
Oftleti.—ThOoauput of ,tho
t.mbron.Butulay.ttlght, numbore4 but three
arreatod tot drunkenness.
REM
Witt,Ontrolt Outfit
TrESDAY, MAY . 22. 1866
CITY PM NEIG 111 011110011
(ADDITIONAL ON FIRST PA vr.)
The Pulpit — alou-Confonntly to the
World.
The Rev. Herrick Johnson, of the third Pres
byterian Church Of this city, delivered to his
people on Sabbath morning last a discourse
on the above subject.. It was listened to with
an interest and satisfaction that warrant our
introducing its leading thoughts to our tend
on.
The text, as suggested by or heading, was
the find clause of Romans zit 2. The general
sense Of this precept, remarked the preacher,
is plain enough. Its application is not no
easy. Different classes in Stalely and differ
ent sehOola of religions thinkers will be hirely
to disagree herein. Some would make it
Simply exclude vire and Crime, and leave the
door open to the largest license; others think
they satisfy its chums by occasional sets of
devotion and aelf-dental, while still ethers
think It shots them up in the cell of the asce
tie. Its sphere is .evidently outside pal
pable and acknowledged sin. its Just in
terpretation is an answer to the question
what demands our religion makes on us in
this sphere.
The quMiOn is a difficult One- It would be
easy, saihe, speaker, to treat it in a loose
declamatory way, dealing out wbelesale de
nunciations on every hand. Butr.Said ho, I
would awry the ponselenes of each hearer
with me, and 1 Worse right to expect that so
far as my deductions from the text seem
Just, they will and their way Into the lives of
those whose ascent they gain.
Firstly,—then, to whom was this rule given,
not to an association of reformed Idolaters fie
such. It was to a church as distinguished,
in that e.nd in all ages, from the worlt..
Secondly—To what 1100 a applyl To the
heart, indeed, aft the seat of pure religion, but
to this as the fountain of motive and so of no-
Lion. A. strange cleansing of a fonntain, that,
which does not effect Its streams! Our tex t '
said the preacher, demands of the church a
certain singularity.
In defining this singularity, the reverend
gentleman was exceedingly happy, both In
guarding and in illustrating his sentiments.
There are good qualities fonnd among men of
the world, said he; so far as these go, we are
to conform to the world. Christ commends
some of the displays of the wisdom of such.
The prohibition of the text looks to things in
themselves or by their associations Injurious.
Yet, again, not gratis vice and crime. These
are less inferentially forbidden elsewhere.
What then is the jurisdiction of this law! It
is that widenehl, not covered by express stat
ute, in which, nevertheless, a contrast is call-,
.1 for between the elmreh and the world. lt
embodies a general. principle that roaches to
an endless cathlogne of eases. What! exclaim
ed the preacher, enlarging on this theme is
the world to dictate to the chores her social
laws, And mast the Chriattan, who would con
form to Its e asthma be confreeted at each
step of his defection from loynty to his Master ;
by a direct enactmentl It Is not enough that
we got nu harm from any given indulgenee—
quemionable as even that a—it must he astar-
Lathed that we do no harm thereby.
The conclusion of the discourse was a di
rect and bold application of the principle ol
the text to the frequenting by Christian men
of such places of amusement as the theatre,
the opera [Know anti the circus. The moral
character, In general, of the allachrs of these
establishumnts, and their uniformly irreli
gious and immoral tend encies, he portrayed
In terms that argued an earnestness which
would not consent to sacrifice truth and Ile
foreetel preaentatlon to prudish delicacy' of
taste. Other pollute raised in this connection
were The uniform testimony in all ages, not
I the Church only, Catholic and Protestant,
but also of heathen moralists, against three
amusements; the opinions ot the world, for
ward as they are to apologies, for such license
the emetics, of devout Chrbdians in nil time,;
the growing aigrette'. for these things In pro.
irtion to the Increase of spirituality ; and our
allngunes to die or have our children dill
in the millet of such seance. The ball room
and the card table also came in for a share of
attention.
This whole subject, said the eloquent preach
er, belong. not to abAtract casuistry, not to
the domain ~f alnrolute right or wrong. Take
It to your splrstual life, and deckle each man
In view of its bearings on /hot
lie closed with a movinst appeal to professed
friend. of Christ to yield Him a service more
full, more generous anti hearty, than one made
up of the barest CO rICCEMIOI. to positive do
mande, letter by letter, in a spirit that
stleklea at each item of effort or self-denial as
If one sere orating with an .oppressivo or ex
tortionate master
V. N. Dieirlet tiourt—a anther Trial for
Dealing In Counterfeit Mosey.
lion. Wilson McCandless presiding.
Mos ear. May 3.l.—Court ossembleil at the
usual hour, ton o'clock, when the case of
Untie,t state.. vs. flonry Little, Dared Phil
lips and George Elliott—lnillated for attempt
! Ina to pass a connterfelt treasury note of the
denomination of ten dollars—was taken
I up, District Attorney Carnahan appearing for
the , o3wornment and J. C. McCarthy and John
Coyle, P.p.., for the defense. The defendants
are residents of Birmingham.
Bartholomew auth, saloon keeper at 103 Lib
erty street, the prosecutor, testilled that due
log last February the defendantseame to his
house and obtained three glasses Of beer, ten
dering In payment a ten dollar note, which
witness pronounced counterfeit. The note
was presented by Little, and good money paid
by one of the other parties. George Bobitaer,
Ourkeeper for his father,
at 13 Diamond alley,
stated that the defendants called there tam
the same day they had been at Mitt's] and af
ter having been
_provided with three glasses
of beer, tendered a tam dollar bill In payment.
Witness tkought Little was the ono wine offer
ed the note, but wee not curtain. Ile was pos
ttive It was neither of the other defendants.
Witness said it was counterfeit, when One of
the defendante took the note hack and offered
a genuine two dollar note remarking that he
did not think the first bill was, counterfeit.
John hloeesner, ex-pollee omoer, stated that
he arrested the accused at Bobitiler'e saloon,
having been imbued out to him by the bar.
keeper, met found In the possession
of Litt lo a counterfeit ten dollar nore, [Pro
d ticod and Identified by /Lath and Bobitser as
the one which had been offered them.] Mat
thief, ganders was present when the bill was
pemented to Math, and ßey
sta r ted that three p ts to
It
bit t er'
J. Lsr.
mos, answering the description of defendants,
offered a ten dollar note, similar to the one in
evidence, to payment of an article offered in
pawn. John Franz, wholesale liquor dealer
of Birmingham, testified that the note In
question hud been taken from his 'tertian the
trah of February last. lie received It about
four weeks previous, and it had ben in his
money drawer op to that time. lie was poll.
Live as to the Identity of the note.
For the defense ,the prosecution having
closed with the evidence above event Mr.
Coyle contended there was nothing adduced'
to Implicate Phillips or Elliott in the charge
preferred. In regard to the other defendant,
Little, a witness proved that on the evening
prior o his arrest, ho (Little] received money
from his mother, and that at the time the al
leged offense was emrimitted he was
lntnzt
rated to such au extent as to be unaccountable
for his actions.
. .
The case was submitted at ono o'clock, and
after a brief absence the jury retuniml with a
verdict of not guilty as to Phillips and Elliott,
and guilty as to Little, recommending him to
the mercy of the Court. Little was remanded
for sentence, and the others discharged by
proclamation.
The Court then adjourned until to-day, when
the business will be wound up and the Jury
discharged.
Took I. the Water
EEO
OUR MY MEGRIMS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Rumored Resignation of Gen. Howard
ANOTHER PROCLAIATION FROM THE ?RESIDENT
Bodies Interred at Seven Pines
MORE TROOPS ORDERED TO F. MUSTERED OUT,
The Constitutional Amendments
New Yeas, May 21.—The mortung papers
bare the following opecial dispatches from
Washington: A rumor is current In the cap
that General Howard Is considering the pro.
priety of resigning Ma position as head of the
Freedmen , . Bureau.
Lewis D. Campbell, of Ohio, the newly con
firmed minister to Mexico, has arrived to the
city from the Prost, to receive his final in
structions from the Secretary of State.
The proprosed appropriation of eleven or
twelve million dollars for tile use of the
Freedman's Bureau is creating some little stir
among public men. It has become a question
whether that Item of the appropriatiOn bill
can be passed without serious curtailment.
The President is preparing a proclamation
to explain that his recant peace proclamation
abrogated martini law in the South, and that
this one to necessary to disabuse the public
mind that military interference in the coming
Jefferson Davis trial will prevent an expres
sion of a Jury.
The recent discharges ofelorkS in the Treas
ury Department
woesto take effect Juno Seth.
The Department thoroughly canvassed e.
short time since, and its attaches climatal un
der three heads, Indispensable, Intermediate
and Incompetemt. in this latter class chiefly
the Slaughter has been made. There are over
throe hundred more to go. The object is re
trenchment,
The remains of Col. Lewis V. Vauckenbosh,
of the Fifth Michigan infantry, killed in the
seven days, battle In front of Richmond,
have been identified and forwarded to 11115
h friends in Michigan. Over two thousand
allos have beet disinterred and placed sa in
the National Cemetery at Seven Pines, twelve
hundred of whom are unknown. The work
still goes on.
General Grant has directed the muster-ord
teesix more colored regiments, while seven
thousand will be retained ln the service.
It Is intended to send a number of them out
to the far West.
Comptroller Clerk has turned over to the
House Committee on Banks and Banking all
the testimony and papers In reference to the
Merciumtal National Rank. The Committee
will make a thorough expose of the whole
matter, which will show tip frauds that will
eclipse arty yet published.
Tomorrow is the day fixed by the Senate for
taking up the constitutional amendments re
ported by the Reconstruction Committee, and
already" passed by thejimme. It is safe to Ray
that the proposed amendments will not pass
the Senate in their present form. Especial
objection will be taken to Ilia tamous third
section, which asks the South to disfranchise
itself until ISM; but whether it will be modi
fied or wholly stricken cannot man if est p
ent foretold. Very little interest ised by any one in the approaching debate rind
contest. A lethargy more alarming than high
excitement is generally "visible.
Bombardment or Callao.
Nsw Vona, May 21.—The Panama Afar arid
Ikrold extra, of the 13th, has the following:
The U. S. flagship Vanderbilt and monitor
2dorguinock arrived hi. the harbor of Panama
on the eve of the Pith Inst., having sailed
from Calao on the 3d Inet.
We have news of the result of the bombe!, l
ment of Cahn; on the Ild. At noon the nat. n
commenced front the upper batteries, .
being returned by the Dereuguela, Vila ~•,
Madrid anti Ilitmea, on the northern able, a.• I
the Ngwnnel , Itesolueion and Alanumen
the south,
The Villa tie Marti and Iteretigueln
badly damaged early to the fight that th,y
were obliged to withdraw to San Lorenzo, and
they were afterwards followed by the Nu wan
ds, and the rent of the fleet, ell more or less
The ge Sparkish Admiral !fumes Is said to have
bkwn badly wounded florin g the engagement.
I Senor Galena, Secretory of Rau, was killed by
I
the
Th e fig explosion
until four o'clock in the
afternoon, when It tonntnated by the with
drawal of the Spanish fleet. Very little date
a:ge has been done to Calao, only a few hun
dred dollars worth of property being eaid to be
destroyed, exclusive of what the batteries !suf
fered. Ten Peruviansare reported killed, and
twenty weal:Wed. Nothing reliable has been
heard of the lose on the aide of the Spaniards,
but It is eupixned to be very heavy. Owing to
the shot t time which elapsed between the ter
mination of the engagement and the depar
ture of the Vanderbilt, that vessel brings as
no further Intellience nor was it knwn
whether the Spania g rdslntended to renew o the
attack, but It is etkpixneal they will not. The
new. of the defeat of the Invader. was ft,
eelved with great enthusiasm by the Whitt:ads
of Panama.
Prom *epics.
New Tong. May 21.—Advices from the city
of Mexico, up to May 3d, state that a number
I °lex-Confederate settlers In Mexico, had an
interview with Maximilian, daring which the
I Emperor welcomed them as exiles, and ex
pressed the desire to see American capital
and labor introdutted into the country, and
urging them at the same time to take no part
in the political diesenalons on the question of
slavery. Maximilian especially condemned
forced labor of every descriPtion.
An effort was mane on the eve of the fune.
ral, in Mexico City ,of the late li e n s the
Allen,
ex. Confederate Uovarnor of Louisiana, to
have the Collin borne to the grave covered
with the Confederate Aug, but owing to the
! firmness of the United Staten Consul at the
Capitol,
_thisdemonstration was abandoned
by the mends
ende of the deceased. Beverly Tuck.
or, while on his way to Mexico City, whither,
It is said, he has been tilimatchad as eorree
ponded for several g!dtMtla Journals, had
been plandered near urizaba.
The Emperor „.> b ri, ° Zul a Commissioner to
represent the Mexican Interest in the great
Exposition, to be held at Paris In 1537.
The mortality of the City of Mexico le re.
ported to be very great at present, owing to
titedatecUve sewerage and accumulation of
within the city wards.
an engineer had contracted to drain the
valley of Mexico. Another inundation was
feared, the waters Lake Toxuaco being within
a few inches only of he level of the capitol.
Maxinallian had sent a communication to the
minister m charge of the civil Bet, dir
certain important reductions to be maectde ing
In
the expenbes of Ids household, at the same
time voluntarily cutting down his personal
allowance to live hundred thousand !dollars
per annum.
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English Thread Laces.
Guipure Laces—all widths,
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Colored do do
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A complete Hue of Bradley's Du
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•
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N 0.115 Wood R., Pittsburgh,
Invite the attention of Merchants to
their Spring stoalt,'whhith they ogler at
the lowest eastern Driessfor
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Morals, Notions of all descrip
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BPParticular attention yald to orders.
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C. AnnuTICTOT AV. T. BNANNOR. J. G. STLITITABON
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ItICH SILK PARASOLS,
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• CI LOVILS to the new Petroleum and Havana Shades,
An assortment of new color. In KID GLOVES,
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?tumult & CARLISLE,
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Agents for the "LOCKWOOD MANITFACTUR
DIG COMPANY." BRADLEY'S DUPLEX
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tent
GERMAN OPERA.
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Nos. 78 and 80 Market Street,
thm• remind a One assortment of
FA_INO"Y Gt-COCODS
"VARA! FOR SALE—Known as the
di. Clair Farm, containing 176 acres, about
100 of are cleared; Situate in India]. county,
miles from the County SeattorpieLi&ottlogjoueas
, mnsist of a LAIME
Double Bank Baru, !Vaal! Dense, as. Th en to a
y_loot vein of good Coal on the farm; also, a sae
mu Beat. Terms ea
s y, Inquire of
J. Y. IdeLAUGIILIN & CO.
_ No. age Liberty Street, Pittaburili a
Or of Wlf. SHIELDS, in the vicinity. ao=dut
PALTER FOR SALE—Eontaining
nend acres. situate In lit. Clair torsitip,. West-
Vte n i l' n c r U sp y tit i = " Or ar ' kte3a
liu&E of o:stories, 0 feet front, by 23 deep,
containing eve rooms and a goodcelisr.Also, a
" good
"" Frame Earn and a young Orchard co ntaining
Ch°ls.
Lt Y. Wr , e' IIeADGFILIN a co.,
No. 3115 Y Liber L. ty street, Plueburgh,
Or or). MANTHEW3. On the premises.
apnislind
Fine Lace Collars and Ilandkerchieh
SUITABLE FUR THE
CIa.'ZLWILA. 11.31U%,801%T.
FINE IVORY FANS,
In White, Slue, Scarlet and Panda
FINE SANDAL WOOD FANS,
REAL POUT COLLARS,
REAL HOUSTON HANDKERCHIEFS,
Imitation Guipure Handk'fs,
UT] Ad; Ll6lll COLOSSI) KIDS
Wholesale Buyers supplied at
Eastern Prices.
,pan
JOS. HOUICE & CO
HAVE JUST OPINED ANOTHER
Large Stock of New Goods
SPRING AND SUMMER,
Among which may Do found
BONNETS IN ALL THE LATE STYLES.
JAPANESE CiIPSEY, SUNDOWN, DERBY; SAI
LOIL SEASIDE sad otter Novelties In
. ZI X4l. IST ME .
RlBBONS—desirable shades:
BELTS AND BELTINWR
ORNAMENTS—BETS AND BUTTONS:
CRYSTAL TRIMMINGS AND nv.wp
MAN. °A.ritraviatillr".
EMBROIDERIES.
FRENCH CAMBRIC SSTS:
EINCEENTWIMIM k'AVNTI Atfalll T V"'
HAN DKEECHIEFS r all
RlMkinds:
D mam (11741'S AND oTMINGS:
CORDS AND TASSELS;
SHETLAND SHAWLS—aII coors: -
Kilt GLOVES—the best mires:
tYRTAT AND ROSIEST
il e j/WlTre'
PA.PERCOLL'AUS,TCUPFIi ANL/ tintir . rillowrs
LINEN do do do do
LADIES' AND CENT'S UNDER 00 ttarrN.l.B;
till AKER HOODS.
DUPLEX ELLIP+IC SKIRTS,
FULL LI-PE OF .11"0710.4711.
w...wascrimus mac:ow.
Wholesale Booms hp Stairs.
Mat. 71 and 29 Market Street.
miruwa
war. Loicabox
N E W
SPRING DR - FSRPS.
Saving just received • complete assort
ment of the leading Novelties, minuted
rrom the latest Importations, we aro now
showing a very CHOICE STOCK
NEW SPRING DRESSES,
Including many:deelded Eevaltles In De
al. and itatarta, at Ir cry Moderate
Sikes.
BATES & BELL,
Al SUM STREET.
Gaut accAnDums a' co.,
C LAlllc9 Y°A 3 , 4 ° O O`"
rittitat,ieraCitig
WITH A FULL STOCK OF
17 Fifth Street.
NAMELY
ITIZI
pou SALE-About FORTY HIMLD
= LOTIL In
_plan the n at by Xt. Malitabi and
inyselton Wood's Run, to ra/lrosmlA .Torms—
tunuamoont down; balance on tan:payasents an
nually. Also, improved Dwelling,. wWII choice
abrubber7_and troll. Title peribEL. ,
.tire at saw
Oil Tool Works, Nos.,3S.alland.Sittlasa Alle
gheny, or of J AMlta
, hic K4us , 4 on tb il. e p m rtasaeri. oxr.
royl-nl2
DWELLING HOUSE ON - WYLIE
BTRICZT YOH BALE. -= ThatAarwe and , lwell
'abed three eters Brink Dwelling ma Wylie Wrest
near lrie Inlshed M 046111 style, looraLlgd ,
117: 1 .4.1 4 1.ffena the tro re ndria b3 . Trig lir ona o
the most 41 properties ter d=r l, ll
neu p_orpona An* offered - far sale.
Lt.' Terme reasonable. Apar to
Paaat , • B. kiej.AALN•Y CO, 102 !mirth etreei.
FOE SALE—M) acres ser excel
lent Timber Land ln Jefferson Co., Pa., Is offer
ed at the low twice of IN per awes largo .tdoelt of
BulldliaLots In the Ninth Ward, oppWlte the Out
er De just the point for lane leaa aftetorlag
eitab shreent, surrounded by etreeta cad *M.: •
VrV klibl rfrkt k" trelr, Arles_ 1n
r the ElB 4 % th
ply to' ."" . 13...YeLAth cm.. tosrth strew! '
_ _
yr
I AI ' I
CUBTOXI24I—A Dwelling Itt rllerbery. la
rood location, of lot 10 rooms% ruburbar Slest
a.m.,. with largelot, near Ana of pa nearer ran
wry; • Omahas rad Lot tzt Tenth Wardi • naia
d nee ou ram ms
thrse.Atory Brier ar t r. .
VOW SALLE-.16a• acres •of. Coal,
&Mule In Raab township,f
Penna. =sr the ,, W4l.l,lket Mrabetivflik:
rut e d e a: t Eari )11,
LOAM nt,s2lo. atta arkkyr
O. on promisee.' • JLIOAT
UGH SALE—A two-storyrick
Dinduz, o!9 rciams, 1=11; am& tilstablik. three
TtluS taillt, with lotcl of uc ppeklaste.ol4Xwatt
Itropti.Laivreckstv l / 1 15: AU It! ooplete Imes. Pot
r°'‘.,%6=Loeeacsi aNnlintit
„Bailor atreati-Lurrstkesvius,
VALUABLE ' "MY' - PROPERTY
1/011.511:14tenalativg O
ita bet of lbocia
ths VraelVilfee=tellero :JAW
Lowellingt. , which law rent for OM ner . year. ere .
non in arta= ario per cent.
Apse S.W.. • CV.. JA YeeJLL dm
FOR !MLR
pa BALE,
g orgy., L FARM of 10 serm. altuate Baldwin
ISH tollos from the
stern Large rtmortory Proem fiej l ,'"
double parlor.. wide ruoviittuourh the house:
water just at the door; a Bank to
and other out-buildings; tot fi feet,
con.trapitirtrin'half atiraw Ca it%ati Mods of
i o .* StO tree* o f 71144 d!grif . tg
f rte lig ra r'' n ;gin te7 neat larr."&„..tut;
an LL
d trees. Fora '
counter realdence, It b,
paved. and fora profitable lllrestraent, Untie V o 0
question.
Also, the best
=out SO acres. Farm in Facalieth• township,
rtttabilt lng On the 'Monougm,
edlately below yi Leek No. 4, on e 4
which tr.
erected e n large two-rtory /3tiek Dwelling House, one
s h e
L t riCk trirrr'orng femme
gran lWE lry titc " atOrgt
About SO acres ot the ° above Is firs: imam/titer hol"
tom: the baiancet being limeskone meet, and under
laid with coal, sad about 93 acre* of IllowstOne.
There are two orchards of apple trees, In good bear
vin oiort; peach, Pear, /dual and ir r. P e
es, £O. The lend is welt adapted fOr gardening
purposes, being • short distance from the thrlring
borough of Elisabeth, creating a market at home for
MI the product*. This propel-v.I4U be sold cheap
and on good terms.
Also,
a Farm of 117 acres, situate in Palloireeld
townehip, Washington county, Pa.. about 2 miles
from the town of BealleyerUle. The Improvements
are, first, • two story frame house with ire rooms;
second, • two-and-a-half story hewed to home;third, thir dl feet; ad, • No. I new barn, 60 by spring
house, three large orchards of different apple,
peach, pear, plum, quinceo, cherry, to.t 00 acres
cleared; the remainder In good / land
level and of the vary beet qualittimber.
y, and wil h l e
be so l d
at
at a reduced price.
Also, • Farm of about =acres, In Fairfield town
dap, weetmorelano Co., Pa. The Improvements
are • hewed log house. with kitchen attached, • log
barn and a tenant house: a good apple orchard,
peach. and cherries; about Macre* cleared, the re
mainder In the very best white oak timber. The
land Is good. The location is very healthy. This
grztzty 1 will sell very cheap. Pomession Immo-
Also at gold prices, a Farm 'of about led acres to
Fallowfield township, Wmhlogtot Co Pa., about
000
tulle
Th west 01 Loco No. 4, on the Monongehele
river. e int erovemen ts '
are a two ploy log and
frame house, a frame barn, wagon shed and other
out-buildings; fencing t/ rally goon: • Young or
chard of abides and other trete; 110 acres of
coal of the hest quality, and a vele of the best limo
ate ne;tonvenient to churches, schools., mill*. Ac.
This property I am authorised to sell very cheap.
Also. a farm of about MO arms. situated In Wert
mheatlield Township, Indiana county, Penna. The
improvements are a good. comiftirtabla two-story
Frame House, with 6 rooma.a large frame harm car
risge house, good corn
cribifwatd, house, bate oven
anti a two-story stone spring house; Mon r.
cleared and In timothy sad ciover; a good o r ch a rd ol
Tra....c . l,l ,, m4rd l L , ltt i lit , o , :rem. The fencing Is
lance of T lM;aone, ' sad bat isilort ood qdrtZfuje.b'"
wAlaLso,Tabkrinpmpeofnaboy le "a rea d ad v ia. c lo h ii i. e lte above.
The improvements are large two story g
and a iarge frame barn; 175 acres cleared and u oaer
nd er
a good state of cultivation; a small apple orchar.l.: •
Large two-story milk-house. These two farms united
would make a Urst.rate Stock Fenn. or will be.sold
. irsO n tre . best thrm In Faimeto township, West.
morei;sui wan[ Pe. Pe., contain' ado acres: about
miles math of the Pa. The unorovo
menu are two large hewed log houses: one of the
imgest and best frame berme In the township; two
apple orchards. The whole farm Is under •
The state of cultivation. The fencing Is •/1 No. I. The
land is of the vergbeat limestone; •bout 2130 acres
cleared, the balance In gad timber. Possession on
the first day of April, IBM. This property will be
sold at eyelet hargalm The owner 01Ahell to engage
m other basinem.
Ai., a Farm of 160 acres, situate in McCandless
10 .xtthip• Allegheny coisnly, Pa,, aboutlimiles from
the oltgq•i • T he improvement. are a Log Houle, a
good oting orchard of apple, peach and
aridpear. vr sell this valuable property very cheap
cm easy rms
For nuttier te particulans, Inquire of
U. H. TOW all, Heal Estate Agent,
spit No. MI Fourth street.
t ivy I• Yo hi Kr 4 Yipivy.4 AA
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans' Oonr* of Al
le6heuY County, the unduruhrned, Trustee (to make
me in nandtlon), will expose to entdic We, ou the
premises, on
Thay.da,y, May a15t,11.866,
At O'clock, g. M. that vacant Mgr OF GROUND
situate on the Eas t side of Slirrod street, adloining
the tit. Charles Hotel, commencing et the distance
of eighty-nee feet tlorardly from Third street,
and having a front of sou ninettain feet on Wood street,
end extending bank sixty feet: late the property of
Lafayette Witiebiddle, deceased.
For Bulbar partteolvilAPPY.SP..
tiro, Trustee.
No. 1.38 Fourth street.
Or to A. M. BROWN, Attorney,
my 9 :iamd7 N t2 ' d l t l d o Y""
"'"•
FOR SALE Oil LEASE,
18 Zr
On the Monongahela River and Commerce Street.
The. Lots have a front of two hundred a...1.1aq
feet on the river, and would make one of the beet
Manufacturing Elites near the city. Enquire of
MCBIABTEII, GAZZIL.M t CO.v
ATTORNEYII AT LAW
No. 08 Bract street, Pittsburgh.
.10AL AND LEVEL PROPERTY
POE SALE.—Cm the Steubenville Bailrout,
Z 7O7II2m A iI I e 2WATIPIRYNDB.ED AND EIGHT Y.
SLY—ACRES,
Ste-am and Water Flouring and Saw AUL and other
One improvements.
Also, about Eighty Acres of COAL, without the
Surface, ablng the above.
Also, two Parma at BtewarVa Station, on Central
Railroad, containing ilO acreaand Ma urea
1"It'"h"
P"l4""'' '
e Vitr of
fell WARD.
lid Eadlirt'ut.
Foil SALE.
POBBESII/ON oryz2 APRIL IST,
A Delightful Residence in !More Tp
The ;sot Is la the highest state of cultivation.
Two good Sin Inge on the premise.
For term. Maths of
JAJREB T. SAMPLE,
Beal Estate Broker and Ism:trance Agent.
mkt En. BS lederal street. Allegheny.
JB SALR.-SEWICKLEY NEU
- DENCE.—Twenty.Li acre o tw o s
-storya high
stateal cultivatlon, on which i s a frame
dwelling, contains twelve rooms; built in modern
style. Cellar under tho whole house. Good stable
and carriage house. Excellent water. Fifteen
hundred fruit trees, Including every varlets . . Three
acresi in forest tree. near the bodkO. Cold grapery
and abounding in shrabbery and flower..
JOLLY! Es t a t elLY.
Stock and Real Broker,
No. lO2 Fourth Street.
FOB SALE—A Faun of 216 acres,
atnate in nolo townsh Allegheny county,
Pa- The
wkas tr.tr'dai:itA,l7 - 1T Farr.:
23 .179[07by fA and other out-brincit4'ts; l argo Bank
Or
ohud ; 176 acres cleared and In • good state of cal
livation. The land Is of the best quality; wall
adapted for grain or stook, end la all underlaid with
Cosi, •very largo ^mown of Locust timber. Pos
ssion given immediately, convenient to churches,
schools, mills do. For further particulars, en
qutre of Q. H. TIMER. Moat Estate Agent, No.
l(14 Fourth stmt. 13:qtr.:ate
Volt SALE—A. Farm of 18S acres,
In Elisabeth townshlp. Allegheny CoontY.
near the aYongtilogheity river. The improvements
me • Hewed Log House. a good Hams, - bitable end
otlieron•belldings; fencing generally good; well
watered: /13 sereseleare&velnaof Limestone, the
under vein about OH feet thick; the upper vein 4,14
feet; very convenient to the elver. It is well tim
bered with the best white oak and black walnut
Umber. Price WO per acre. For farther particu
lars, enquire of H. TUW1•11, nest Estate Agent,
No. 104. Fount, street. myl7:n49
LIVE IN THE COUNTRY.
RESIDSNOR AND BUILIii:NG LtITS NOR SALE
AT HAZELWOOD. four miles from ritFeborgb by
Conell/villa Railroad. Nino biTtiNE QUialitY
add good vela of COAL on the premises. Will Sr
.of old entire , or divided to trlf ... u re az a.
, Eiz q alre
Hazelwood !Ration. or 93 Diamunir street,
rani:alb Pittsburgh, Pena.
FOR SALE,
FOUR BUILDING LOTS,
Os the corset of Mulberry sod Overbill- streets, 30
feet front on Mulberry street, by 73 feet deep.
/WIN D. BAILEY,
Stook and Zeal Zstate Broker,
- No. 102 Fourth street.
VOR SALE—A pleasant country .
Reathlance, IDOWOOD STATION.PennsyI.
mita Railroad, one-balfralle front Wilkinsburgi 17
wren of Laud; a dna new Dwelling containing n
room,, and cellar underneath. the boom
with three or gra aura, or tba whole. to suit pur
chaser. For farther information, call an G. 11
TOWER, 104 Forint, street, or on the premises. •
no7:a11 .f. d. . NINO.
~•, :
FOR SALE,
A CHRICE RURAL RESIDENCE.
The substantial frame Cottage AtanalOtton Beath
avenue. near School Ertel, In Allegheny.eity. with
chamber, parlor, Malan room. library and a newt
ons ball on first door: throe light cod well emanat
ed attic chameers, and kitchen and bath reom is
back beading. The 'clew from the front-ii-eartsn
nice and benatlful, commanding the three rivers
and the city. The aurroundings are pleasant, the
neighboring nooses being of like general style ana
allareeter, and all having spacious grounds. heard
namely ornamented with shrub trees, shrubbery and
Tee horse railway in the rear of the progeriT
makes the i mam:titmice:lon with the business wain
eau, shoe eon:Alining the advantages of • alai with
the ...miens or • mutat, home.
The lot is tieent 70,,V4 feet, eitaadleit to Rebecca treet, ls well eettlested, end contain s same acme-
Mos Limit. gem, ~,
8, S. BRYAN.
Broker Intltott. nod
.71=),
►pami Fount street, (Bork. • B
FOR SALE.
1 LALFA.GI.3EI LOT.
te Mau Conareantion of
Tbo klret Reformed Frothy
Uoborfth, (Dr. DOMaLmi, Pastor, l after for we
their property located on the corner of Plum and
Cherry alleys, and but 20 feet from Liberty street.
The lot In 120 feet by 142 feet, no ' , blob are the
Church building, and s Tenant House of a reams.
Inquiries may be made of, or communteattens ad
drmeed to THUS. SMITH, at the Fourth Nattoltal
Rank, or to R. C, MILLER, 136 Third alreot,
11211MUOWWT
For
JR SALE—FLOUR AND. PRO
DUCE BUIRNE&i, of over ten years Mindint.
is_good location ho the city. A One-opportunity
Is offered to any person istaliting M engage in the
Produce Business. MI communications atrial,
confidential. Address P. 0. 700, Plusbtugh.
mlL.Mitf
MEDICAL.
THE NEW
Spring and Summer Medicine.
FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA,
MACHINED WITII
lodide of Lime,
I . IIEPARED FOIL
G. W. PETTES, BOSTON,
James IL Nichols es Co.,
ILL&INVFACTIVFLING CL=MM.
111 A2MPACT13111J18 OP TIIIC
Ftrint PERUVIAN BARK
11111
Protoxide of Iron,
Which has become so favorab/T known as a
Tonic and Reatoraltre,
Elf Pht/Hetan• and /noaltda in all part • of the
country.
The new preparation, "SARSAPARILLA IN
COMBINATION WITH lODIUE ON LIME."
pre/ants one of the most prompt alterative agents,
'ln• form capable of exerting foil action upon the
system, and tills in inlaid° and pleasant doses. It
Is conceded that the alterative, resolvent, or tonic
erects of lodine, are exerted Blest decidedly when
assoc Lated with other alteratives, In combination;
and the Sarsaparilla seems to fulfil perfectly all the
favorable requisitions.
.
The Pest effect 1114.11 y observed when "SARSA
PARILLA WITH lODIDE OP LIME" is taken, Is
an increase of appetite, showing that it haa tonic
properties of a marked character. Its alterative ef
fects are manifest in its ready combination with the
blood and tissues. Hale, scrofulous women and
children improve rapidly under Its use, and the vi
tal fenctions assume a healthy condition.
It is admirably adapted to a large number of chron
ic or acute affections peculiar to children. it k
salted to theta, both by the mildness .and ePteleney
of Medicinal effect and the pleasant, attractive form
of the remedy. it may be given fors, long period
where constitutional iniinences arc dealrett, and no
repugnance, or disinclination to take the syrup,
encountered. In White-Swellings, H I p-Join t Dis
ease, and Distortions of the Spine, it should be Or
en persistently, in moderate doses, onto relief Is
obtaltied.
In the Spring of the Year, and
during the Warm Weather.'
The sec= alien of morbid matters In the System
seems to be me manifest and very troublesome.
Lassitude. eadaehe, Boas, costiven.; Loss of
Appetite, Pens to the Joints, Indigestion, etc., urn
very commo . Nothing ever devised la bettor
adapted to e terminate or drsve off these affections
than this no combination of SARSAPARILLA
WITH lODI OF LIME.
No prepared on lilt t, or which upprartmotes to
wenld
Alterative, or Blood Purifier,
has ever tefore ken
phi tedifrili the Mae. of inea 1-
his. Indeed, It Is an entirely nr.W and KigaltariC
combination, :La no respect restmining anything
hitherto employed.
The opinion of medical men concerning it, the
description of Its chemical character, therapeutic
value, manner of use, etc, are given In a circular,
arialeh tan be had at the store of any and all Dist
class Druggista.
•
Por sale In Pittsburgh by all Druggists
4ntyleia7itiwr
FLUID EiTRACT OF
SA SAPARILLA,
Combined with lodide of Lime,
Sold at Loa Rates at
FLEMING'S DRUG STORE,
N 0.84 Market St., Pittsburgh.
otylikaildaster
v
On this Continent.
Ts SO PRONOUNCED DE TIME
most sclentiflo Analytical Chemists.
It Restores Gray Hair;
1C Prevents Hair Falling Out:
It Changes Abe Roots to their Original
Organic Action;
It Eradicates Dandruff and Humorr,
It Keepatue Scalp Healthy;
It 'Contains no Injurious Ingredient,
And universally accorded to he a Splendid Dressin w s
and SuperlorTollet Article. ITS MERITS are SIDE TEM BOTTLE.
trri o t i ottle CON T VMS MORS LIQUID than any
ot elt)LAHU r rtiVillits offered to establish its
:..e=tehnti: N TE4to rear d
then sa and
claim. y that person
itAtorative fade to dar 4 1:111 we
J. R. BAXMETT dr, co., Proprietors,
Manchester. New Hampshire.
IL E. SELLERS it CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
mrtt
FORTY YEARS PRACTICE
IN SEXUAL DIIIZASIM
Gives me a lowsledge sedan , emluired by
abuts My long rusidenee In this city, and the mount
of patients treated annually hy me, are sellielent
Pirrf.RlAWardtA, r Bet, Weakns, and
all disease a themfront, are cared In a much
shorter thee than hasps/ore by my NEW VEISET.
ABLE RICJILEDIES. Medicines sent to any part of
the Union. All letters must contain a *tulip to
neuturtsMtagaGegora bold astreiL
Address, J. W. 1111ANISTUTI., M. D. 'ld
4110 Nos eo4 Plttabaruh. Pa.
rusrATE DISEASES.
OFFICE 7mlL ?ZAN BTRXET, near Hand.
•
For the earn of disease. of • prrrate MUM*, Its
&g ig two to grasy day; try an mutely new and sat*
treatment. A.hm. Seminar Weakneu. and WI other
Masses of the genital organs and their prevention
Csu• sgenssedsed or money refunded.
Mee nonsa-7 testae. at,. Ili to 7, asallioll 1.. •
&gavot tatters Pena street ' taynnata
HATS, CAPS,
1866.
SPRING IIAT& 1866.
McCICUELII3 Jir fOID.,
181 WOOD STREET,
Wiah 0,11 *edit atoestion to their large and
epletoll4.etoek or
Slats, it , for spring and Sum
sour ta - ear,
varsotp
LADIEWLINSBY& YACIITILAXJLEycrZiL jete.c ,
OZNDS;Autd BODO tiAlttlertxrait,
riAT , ithitiartnelTeilinto, M05T02,03. •r:
Ei tiNELIPIIT arClCliall9l;
Orhrery derrt Ptiolittp mitt sittaetes. ;
,BRICK MAMMI.
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'ABIOS; ' NIACHINE:—ArIZE'"- NAB .:-...
.a... 190NAL .132.1.0 K MACHIIIIe withal; w111i1y . .. -, `:.:,
twe•busse
_power,: 40,01:0 -splendid .wirathe.pee
with well watherleagee and a1dr011111111 . 40131/ ..if
.".
aSi VII not perform wbet we ethLur tor It ..** ' ',
1 bath atiA raked the money.. Arletner .
ill! QUA. thlwww l Alebt,rll6o :, • . , . .
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