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SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1866
UNION R,EPEOPCAIL lIOMNATIONS.
TOE Ou'VEßllOlkt
MAJ. GEN. JOHN W. CEARY,
OF etnrsirtraAk.6thivr.
CM=
arllfUri. H. CIATLEY, City
cisms OF couirr
lOIIN G. BROWN, Hampton Tp.
'ctritra trediteniod corm.:
AtiILIMER ulLeans,City.
NFIVEIGY, City
fl) 3I
JOSEPH 11. GRAY. Plum Tp.
• - COVIVISF TOWER:
GEORGE lIMIORIIJTON, City
on:mm . oli or roof,:
JOHN F. initkVO, Malin Tp
AtifAX.4l":
SOHN P. GLANS, City.
GEnlittiE WILSON,PItt Tp.
NABIOLL Tp.
R. A. GOLVII.
WILLIAM PETER. Rose Tp.
GEORGE T.'I(eREE. North Payette Tp
MORE PAPER CURRENCY
Comptroller Ct.,. ohs recently proposed
to increase the already swollen volume of
Traporeurreney by adding It 100,000,000 to
the present issue of 'National Bank Notes.
Not supposing the scheme had any chance
of adoption we casually protested against
it, and let it pass. But it now appears the
Finance Committee of the Senate are in
dined to report favorably on the proposi
tion. We therefore recur to the matter.
The details of the National , Banking sys
tem are defective. Undue advantages are
conceded to bankers both against the gor.
vemment and the people. During the
earlier :stag - es of the war, and, in fart.
all through it, capitalists were in condition
to dictate terms to the government. The e
availed themselves of all the power of their
position, anti in no tnstance.more complete
ly than in - adjusting the provisions of the
Free Banking Law. Indeed, using lan
guage in a definite and proper sense, that
system can be called a Banking Bysten
only by courtesy. It is rather a system b
enable capitalists to obtain double rates o
interest on their money without either tin
risks or the labor of legitimate Banking
But this is not the point we desire to press
The government has committed itself to
the Policy of contracting the amount 01
paper Currency afloat, with a view to grad
ually work back to a Specie Basis. This
is a Policy dictated by sound statesmanship.
Important beneficial results have already
been developed by it. Persisted in, it will,
within a brief and reasonable period, bria r ;
the finances of the government and the
business of the people upon a correct four
dation,' when calculations for future ope
rations will drop out of the category ,d
chance, and become subject to tolerable
certainty. This project for more Paper
Money is a virtual abandonment of this .
wise Policy. It points to a new era of in
dation, uncertainty and speculation. It
may subserve the plans of stock gambler.
and other broods of people who.live by pre .
ing 'on the community; hut it does not a
cord with the interests of genuine prod
cers in any department of legitimate
dustry. It is to be hoped that members
the Senatq . and House of Itepresentativ
will semis this measure carefully before tiii
vote tin it. If they do, it will pass into t
or things rejected.
IMEEM3
The later arrivals from Europe bring TN
'.
suranceit that the Great Powers' have open
ed negotiations with a design to 'settling
existing complications without a resort to
hostilities. On both aides of the Atlantic,
people of a confiding toiapenunent build
high hopes °fa-diplomatic adjustment that
shall sectu - o the ends of international jus
tice or at Tenet sparethe effusion of blood.
We do not takeso comfOrting a view of
the case.
If the goverwnents that are prepared, or
preparing for war were sincere in the spy, i.
ficationa they make of grievances and of
thoolkject*Whiclr thilv Wish to gain, no
great difficulties would he experienced in
making satisfactory explanations vad agree
_ ing upon 'fair grounds of settlernent.
They are not sincere ; nor are they de
- _celled by . tentualyrotestations: Each one
of-there his a • coveted objet to attain,
which it is not willing to avow, hut doe,
not mean to forego. Of what use in talk
between such contending parties ? It gives
then Judaea; for hatpler preparations,
and for such an inspection of the prospec
tive fields of military operations as are
retittfalte to a prudent eulcubition of proba
bilities. It affords opportunity for detect
ing such identities of feeling and intention
as may lead to fresh and unexpected emu
biaatimitu the any. shall actually open
fur a coalition, the parties to which con
trol an nornistakable' preponderance of
force, - the parties which perceive in ad
vance..that they - mist be driven to the wall,
and there he crushed, if war opens, will
male the best terms they can. But if it
shall appear that the strength is so equally
balanced :ts to leave the matters in dispute
to be decided by superiority of military
ability, enterprise and courage, Diplomacy
may at Well lay 'down Its pen and shut - the
book.
What the larger Powers are after is not
an tunics* and honorable adjustment of
ditre'reicil, but a new arrangement of the
map of Europe in accordance with their
schemes of territorial tiggiandlsement.
REPQPin:1011•;,01, ,SOLDIEBS.
Thrkitkinocrita Peinsylvaiil4.:who
jeered and ridiculed the brave defenders of
the Union through all the dreary and peril
oufflefira 13f:the - war; stigmatized them as
"Ltstcomes hlrelingsi" refused them need-.
ful encouragement Sind support; denied
them the right to vote in the field; and in
maniMlipt Xvitys showed tltoir dislike and
couteMpt; are now bent upon taking them
under their exclusive protection and pa.
tronnge._ I%lB...tit:lnge - of front ipe`an von
spieuoui - nn to excite inquiry. Are tio
Democrats-ashamed.of their. foriner course?
If they are, and really believe that the vet
crane of tho war ought to monopolize all
the (Muff,' why do they not repudiatO Mr.
CimitEn, and put a soldier of reputation
for military services is his small The
fact Is patent Flo everybody that they like
the'siblaltrif - TIO better now than they did
during the war, and arc only anxious to
use.thein Ibr sinister and unworthy ends.
In this endeavor they are destined to sig.
tmlly fail,
The soldiers have neither demanded nor
desired 'B 7 monopoly of the - civil o)Qees
They have quite as much sense and discre
tion. aa,l4l,Fr classeti,..of .citizeus. :They an
deritsiiitthit:
. thu republiiluis need of other
`services ttuniiheie l of a rit.Ultiif clia'racter,
and that . t c hose other servicesrun entitled to
• a thtirthaiif• reArtitio: • Individual
cases of 'disparagement may be pointed out
t4e'ptilitary , Alossota among 'eiviliaes;
hut, aart body the soldiers havp bee's wall
treated by•the rePablfeans In the dispense.-
- tikriciat! . .Y4iiii. wq4 - iii . l44iTecoMPP 2 int:
the 'Atitlitet qbfiatiq
and SurTeyor , Getteral ere bottrawiterions•
,soldiersand.were-obosen-last.year. In Al- I The Science of-litsrdng.
legheny county, the present Sheriff anal PEOPLE will kiss, yet not one in it Mind- -
red knows how to extract bliss from lovely t
District Attorney are soldiers. The reptile
I lips, any more than they know how to
limn candidate for Gavernopis a soldier. t make diamonds from clowned. And vet
-
So are the candidates for Cleric of the Court it is easy, at least for us. First, know
whom you are going to kiss. Don't mistake,
of Quarter Sessions..and for Register of althea L tal - east.lran i
m may
Wills. One of the candidates for A want- •to top Idle a troll for a Its alto smack
good WOll.lll 41 . 0 the WWI:. 00 the ear. 011 the
bly is, also, a so! tier. What is true in this
corner of her ..r on the end of her ,
particular In Allegheny county, is true all nose, or kii.s.k oft h.., w m e ,fidt. Th e
the taller. Ile
• over the Conimouwealth. There has been, lleomo id be
• should have a clean face a klle I ItVt• 011t1
and there will be, no slighting of the sot- mouth full of expression . . Don'Lkhet'every-
tilers On the part of the republicans. This , body. Don't sit down to it; sa u na up..
Need 1101 IW 11.11:11011,4 about getting m
weak plea of the mercy will prove as
crowd. Two pernontiare plenty to corner,
potent as it is baseless. I and catch it kiss; more pertains would spoil •
' the sport. Take the lett hand of the lady in •
your right; let your list go to—any place out
of the way: tlintw the left hand gently over
the shoulder of the lady, and let It fall down
the right pride, towards the Isdt. Don't he
in a hurry; draw her tn`ntly,b.vilug to your
!
heart. Ili, head will fall lightly upon your
shoulder,—and a handsome shoulder-strap
it inakes. ton't be in a hurry: send u little
lilt•down your left am,. I ler left hand is in
your right: let there be an impression to
that, not like the grip of a wire, but
a vi al e chlsp, full of. electricity. though,
and respect, Don't he In n hit rry, Iler
head lies carelessly on your shoulder. You I
i are nearly heart to Iteart. I took down into
j her half-closed eyes. Gently, yet manfully, •
press her to your bosom. Situ firm. fie
brave, but don't he in a hurry. Dor lips
an; atilliad open. Lean slightly forward with
Your head, not the body. Take good aim:
the tips meet; the eyes close; the heart Opelki;
the soul rides the sl',r,ns, Leollllles, and SOT
nova of olon't be in a hurry I; heaven
011r1114 before yon; the world shoots under
your feel, as a melts, !lashes across the
evening sky ddon't be afraid the nerves
dale, hefilee the nisbereeled altar of love,
aw zephyrs dame with the dee 411111e/11ml
dowers) the heart forges its bitterness, and
the art of k inning is I).‘a ruts N o fuss, no
noise, no fluttering utelsquirmlnglike book
impaled worms. Kissing don t hurt: it
don't require a brass band to make it legal.
TUE SOLDIERS' CONVENTION.
On Tuesday next the soldiers of Penn
sylvania will hold a Convention in this
city, for purposes which have hitherto been
tally set forth in these COI,IIIIIIIS. It will lie
an imposing convomtion; . not only in num
bers, but in the character, abilities and
services of the men composing it. The
names of most of the delegates from the re
spective counties have been announced.
Many of them have already taken their
places permanently in the history of the
republic, and will stand, garlanded with
gratefhl recollections, so long as civil lib
erty shall endure. We mist the reception
of these men, and their entertainment, will
be commensurate with their descrvings.
THE President's organs at Washington
pitch Into the Senate and its new scheme
of Constitutional Amendment with a de
gree of vituration that conservatives ought
to avoid, if they would act consistently
with their professions of moderation.
e=!
—Probst is preparing for death.
—Cholera excitement is on the increase.
—Senator Wright is ill beyond recovery.
—A Fenian skirmish may he expected
soon in Canada.
—Young ladies in New Orleans patron
ize genteel drinking saloons.
—Edwin Adams is pronounced to he n
poor actor by the Philadelphia Press. We
beg to differ.
—A couple of butchers at ludjauapolis
have been mulcted in the sum of ttl,Kln for
false returns of slaughtered cattle.
—General Fitz Henry Warren, the newly
appointed Minitter to ("natant:,la, receive,:
Iris instructions and left for that country.
—Bayard Taylor and George 11. Boker,
the Philadelphia wax poet, are going over
the Plains to Colorado for a summer excur
sion.
—A New York paper says that ex-Mayor
Kirrgalatul has purchased hunter's Island,
cputaining an area of 280 acres, for about
$200,-000.
—Henry a. Raymond expects to suit for
Europe on July ith to Join Lis family, with
whotnite will spend many mouths on the
Continent.
—Lizzie McDaniel, a young lady living
at Spencer, Owen county, Indiana, died last
Wednesday morning from the etteets or in •
haling vapor from Costar's rat poison. •
—Governor Oglesby, of Illinois, and
staff, and the heads of the State Depart
ments, are Invited to attend a presentation
of the Pennsylvania flags, al Philadelphia.
—Arthur Sheldon, the newly married
young Indianian, who was sentenced to the
penitentiary for three years for mail rob
bery; has been pardoned by the President.
—The records of the Surgeon General's
office so far accounts for the deaths of
266;000 Union soldiers, with n large smount
of records and documents yet to is- exam
ined and entered,
—McMaster, of the New York Free
'nail's Journal, lauds everythinz rebel iu
America but the leblans. To Mini Iberr
ix atrooean of difference between the flbrr
ty f Treland and the independence of tb
South.
--Ernst lira, valet to the Saxon laden
tale, supposed to be au illegitimate son of
Napeleou L and the beautiful and notori
ous Kilmansegge, —ennunitted suicide et
Dresden recently. In appearance lie dos,
Ly resembled Bonaparte.
SPECIAL CAUTIOW.—MrS. Win slow• cloth
ing syrup has become se popular that sari•
cots parties have put out articles caning
them Mrs. Winslow's. Please take notice
that the Mrs. Winslow of the sootlung r
ap is not tantneeted with any other article.
—An adopted dnaghter of Mr. Rusher,
of Springfield, sixteen years of age, was
killed on the 211th by the careless oat• of a
pistol to the hands of a hey... Ile pointed
the wnopon ether. not knowing it to be
loaded, and discharged the contents 11110
her head.
—The father of G. W. Page, the Indian
ehild-murderer, irttnessed his execution
unmoved, and after the body had been sus
pended aSitPli to have it given to him, The
Sheriff replied, "Not yet," when the ten
der father said he thought they "kept it
Imaging a (1-4 bong time."
—ln Durham, Me., some rimmuilrel en.
tered the barns of several citizens and cut
the throats of more than twenty borer's
and oxen, leaving them dead in the stalk.
The same rascality has occurred for several
successive years ? and the farmers are now
determtned to discover the offender.
-The consumption of champagne annu
ally in the different countries is thus set
forth by a French writer: In Interlea,
10,000,000 bottles; Englarid, $,000,000; In
dia, 5,000,000; France, 2,500,000; Germa
ny, 1,400,1100. The other countries utake
ttp a viand total of about 30,000,000 bottles.
—"There's our Jeremiah, said Mr. Shel
ton; "he went off to makeltig living by his
wits.".
did he succeedr inquired his
friend
"No," said the old man with a sigh, and
significantly Lapping his forehead, "he fall
ed forwent of capital."
— The pirate Semmes was at the Senate
yesterday ,Wred sent his card to Senators
Johnson and _Saulsbury, who held inter
viewS with him. He has coucludecl to
waive for the preient his claim for a par
don, but has a petition to be permitted to
exercise the functions of hi e judgeship in
Alabaina. His petition is indorsed by
many•prominent' rebels
—A lady write= from St. Louis to the
Catholic Tekreph remonstrating with th e
editor for some remarks not over Na n o.
mentary to the "poor Indian." The edi.
tor, in reply, says he had no idea of unjust
ly assailing the Indian, but he feels sure
"the sooner the Indian is In Heaven the
better it will be for himself and his is hite
neighbors." Very likely, but it costs the
Government a good deal to send them
there. It is the most expensive way of
sending any body to Heaven of which au
thentic history gives an account.
—Some qualities of petroleum are excel
lent lubricators for machinery, but people
are not always careful bow they use it. A
calico manufacturing company of Massa
chusetts, it appears, has just had a consid
erable quantity of goods thrown back upon
its hands, damaged by petroleum oil, which
was lased lie a lubricator on the looms, and
splattered on the calico. It also appears
that washing and bleaching would not
eracliente the spots. The publication of
this may induce those who use petroleum
lubritators to be more careful in guarding
against such accidents.
—The little speech at Auxerre, or rather
Jim little addition made to it afterwards,
cost the speculators in Paris over 100,000,-
000 dollars. Some people lost by it whom
it was probably a pleasure to Napoleon to
pnnisb. M. Fenry, for instance, is a dep
uty, altd the president of the Credit Min
tier, As , deputy, he had the impudence,
the other , 'Any,. to shake bands with 11.
Thiers, anti the latter's famous pence
speech. It was 11i. Fenry who urgently
solicited the ' - .Eniperer afterwards to visit
Auxerre; but Napoleon's speech sent down
the sluices of the PredltFoneler So as near
ly tO renry;.
—A. fashionable youpg. man Is now ar
rayed in - very tight patitii, so tight, that in
the effort to sloop the person -thus ,dressed
feels -himself unexpectedly ' iitraightetial;
sack oats are so.sbort Oaf ill*, somewhat
reseintile.Pmilor's sound }ticket; the vestbutton dose to the throat.- In addition 'tO
these, bread turii.Over collar..la the
13611kb:floe:are style, narrow - rimm e d bat,
constitute bisetress hi - tiost „miles. The
prevaletAt color itibroyxh,' eo - fo be - f as hi on _
Able. every dandy must be "done brown."
This calormariestront a reddish hro* n to
a bilndlehrovrn. - 'Rimy of the inMit
:coate,, vests andcmiutt.of the
saueemlor
Sad Tragedy in Kurniuerildle,
❑ihnolx—
A rhydelan Commits Sulfide.
A smelde took place in Summerville, a
villag,e four miles north of Fidelity, 111.
MI. N., a physician, anti Postmaster of the I
place, had been • on rather too intimate
terms with a Miss C. Suspicions were
aroused, and spies were sent out to see
what could be found out. The two lovers
were found in the Priadoyterian Church,
polluting the hallowed sanctuary. Here
where many a devout Christian had bowed
in adoration to the (:eat of love and mercy;
these illicit lovers bowed to the gnu of des
truclion. They attempted to deny the
charge, but the case was too plain a one.
When Mr. S. saw that his deserved infa
my was fastened upon him, he became mei
anclioly—complained of being unwell. 1
presume that hi', in view of the disgrace he
had brought upon himself, faintly and
neighbors, thought this world should no
longer be his home. On last Monday even
ing be took a fatal drug, which ended hi ,
life about noon. Fie leaves 3 Wife and
three children in rather destitute eircum--
statues. The Miss C. has tied to parts un
know n.
There ila VI , been three suicide. near
Summerville in the last three years. (lite
was occasioned by the trouble of the late
tear—the 1,11141, or one is unknown--the
eauso of the last I have just given.
RELIGIOUS.
1 , 1 it ST ell ILISTIAN ('Ht Bell,
ALI.F.tiIIENT CITY, EXI . ELSIOI( RA LI.,
or.rnpr Veikrnl uO4 Lamk Pvt.., Jo
slag! K U. Set, lees at lON a. In. strut nt
PrayOr Meletilaw EV ENIN4I at y
o'clork. lel
10 — RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Preaching In Ott V I ItAYTINT Iteti
by the Pato., s. I.irtiEtt-sON, es ot-e
VLORD' , It Y ttot o'rlool, a- th. and 7 ht P. .•
Stet:mpg , . hod the public arr. v4 , 1,11%117 Invited to
attend. Shath Inc.e tt2
WTHE PI.IPIOILTTIII CONGRE
.:A I'M,: Al. win hold Public IL, •
vorve A 1 A 411 , 11111`./!'.
on 1 ,1,0 ;11 •onoo&-TO.dit.“11.t.W. tnntornth, Jun.- 1,
HENRY Ps..tor, •111 pronolt nl
110% a. and 71 V. I+. inn
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WM. ttl U 11.4 , ✓r., Adams .Krpreir ulna,
34 kV 13 Street, to an oni/".ricri.l Ayr's( to rev...,
Aatv,ti.....v. for M. 47 .4.41.7 TE, and .rt other
pap,' throughout thr L'aitod Matra and Mo
etarkrukt... my"-5.612
WARREN AND VENANGO
s 1 UIL 1,7(th1P.1.N V.—Tire AunuaJ 111.991ng of the
91ocaltuldttsof the V 1 AN ILEN AND VEN Ahaio
1.7019 P ANY will tu , hold at the trinee of the
ru..nr. Nu. 139 Fourth street. Plttaburgli. Pa .
nu 19'999A Y. J V NIL nth, Ma, at 10 u•elos-t A. Al .
sarislen tt9, and ranee a President. Posed o f I. I
reeler, cod ocher atAlimore *ll l I,e cholas for the en.
r"1:11:,"9
110XILEOPALTIIIC HOSPI
1. TAL. -The Vlttoloaror.l 110‘1,xrysibic Dlopenan
r, locato4 at Nu. W.l Fourth .creel. an lomat.,
(foot sot yr.,. rie, and I oleo& tow ool) all th e •outoi
or the poor of the Iwo rale! 5.04 wlelally. We Com
mend hr sopport of 1 tag !sotto... oilier* to all ell,-
noble persona, bettering, (rum the char aeter of not
reutlemen hating the sour., object in eho , he• . 04
having their naaurah.c. that vosupetent owl well
sicliteo ploy.lelars% 004 atorgeolis hay h byelaw-eared.
It will prove IL decided surcri.. Wo have ...woo ne
departmellt• del oleo to Mos purpuw. and hoot theuo
neatlyold comfortably Otted up.
(yIPHANS' COURT SALE.
14 rlrtnr of An or•1•-r of the r{ L,oo. I ours
Allegheny County, to wellree,l, I trill expo-.
Wale al Vt,nd••r or °filer),
On Saturday, June 23d,
=
On the. preml... the following dt.nrilred heal P.
tat, the proverty of the •••talty of
.leaPtOongb,y,tvc•4:
int.—All that lot of ground . In lite Borough of
F.iirahetn. Lot No. IS 11 1 the Plan of Additional
int.. lald not to eald 110.u0A13 lirgintting at .
int. on ¶llll 4 ll 1111, b ;Moller Lot No. 44. Mid run
ning with the amate it trot to Tanner's alloy.and
running with the anon. b 0 fort to llniberrr Alm;
then,. wills ti, name 120 feet to Thild stunt, and
-thence with the gamer/Ifeet to the plate of 'begin
ning. ,
- Not No. 46.1 n mid plan. Beginning al A Pro ,
' on mrret. throat ley lot Inc formerly p of
Ewan E.-earm. fret to an alley. th ence by lerld
, alloy 64 feet to lot tor fortnotly}of . Wailer; then,
feet hf lint . of .ant lot 14/ Third .trort; thenro iq
Third 'avert 60 feel 11.110. place or twgialtll4.
TIMM.. on teat each on tine of .010.
and Mdse., anal confirmation of 'Mr.
JOHN E. SHAFFER,
Admlnfigirstor tle bouts noo., of Jess.. Doughty
LACE EIHAWLS,
SILK S. CQ I' ES,
CLOTH SaCQUES, Ic ,
=I
WHITE, 088 & CO.,
25 Fifth Street.
THE PARTNERSHIP HEMET°—
. YOUE rattling between
II IL HAI AN HAUPT AND JOHN Y. NMITI I.
At Plttoburieh. Penna.. antler the Item name of J.
T. eIIIITH d CO.. as ilanurant notes, An., was Otte
day diesniyeA, by mutual consent.
!
, 1 . E.t111 6 /1 2a N ti tt i A . UHT.
May 10th • DM —lettlert
If YU EllA BASE DA LL C LUIL—The
nltml.er• Of the
HYGEIA BASE BALL CLUB
Are owl fled to meat At Die I..aw (Mae or WM AS
TER. ,1 A Z.% E VI) , on HATDRDA le, June 2 , 1
al 2 co r 1 . ...Ct.:01 4lendnoee reAnerted
let ca
Hy order of Illy PRESIDENT,
. _
FOIL SALE,
Al Milivale Mation, Pa. R. R.,
TWELVE AND A lIALY ACIVEIL beautifully alt.
oaten for a Country Itraldunee, accessible both by
rail and a good .Irlulng road.
JOHN D. BAILEY.
Sleek and Iwol Estate Prete , .
lel .Be. 102 Vuerte street..
IITILLIEIG SITE FOn SALE—In
plensaet Woollen, fronting flu Mshon and .lobs
streets, 111111.11 , tart from (lifter avenue 55,1 Pwiseti
ter Ivor choice 1.10, of Around. Prier
1.500. Muffling lot en Mt. Washington. XI fees on
lepton , street 1,7 125 Ilrep. Pelee erg). ta,,,lee
building lots le Phorpshorg, ln good Ineettens and
at low prices, Apply to
Jel, B. CU . /1111E1ff A MONR, 51 alseket st.
ST/1411[7,—Came to the prentimea
of Bee). blonde. on Mutant Intl.
NOMA. lIEIP COW.
With a star In her faee. The owner Is requested to
rah, Prot e property. pay filar. en and take her
away. II Y.N.I. TRIM E.
PLY - Seat/40H, May Nth, Mk -uoyalltetS
IOST — Was dropped on St. Clair
J oe Federal street, ..11 Holiday. a IJOLIJ (garnet
Closter) BILEASITIN. A suitable reward will las
paid if returned to lietnTra OFrlrr, m 321
•
SPITTOONS . Gum Spittoons,
band,
and a reaular supply of (lota
Dods always
on band, at the ludla Ltubbill Depot of
J. &11. PLIILLII . I3.
_ley Nos. N and NI Pt. Elate 'treat.
power. nosElt—A ' , large lot of
liam ElosaJast reablYed, tultabliefor bydriata,
• Ai. coupliaaa and Pips 'furnished; at Nos.
SO lubladdl. that, street, by .1. it 11. PHILLIPS.
ji i- 9011C11 DECOlLATlONS—rtin
t!‘:i:Rllinuga
for sale by
W. P. MAILSIIALL.
r li ico reinfs —Embroidered us.
n imitation., in Parer sind
I°4 l ° o ' 4 1.°"°"" W. L. V Wood Wag.
11146iLEAD--181 pigs to arri ve by
ralli for rale :try 1526.1. A R 11,101KET 'at 01 /,
t ,:to arrive by
Ndraltvior,iPloby ISAIAH ILICICZY ilk. CO.
NEW ADVERMMRPSTS
JAMES, T. BRIM & CO.,
(Successor. tots. Junes & C 0. ,)
Corner Fourth and Wood Ste,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
0...1.11.15 IS ALL R1N1...
Government Securities,
Foreign Exchange,
Gold, Silver and Coupons.
01,L ECTIONS made on all accessible points in
the United Males wad Canailas.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE
3PCOP/I. 181Z&5.321.
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comforts, COSlVelliCaleCl and elegance, Is equal to
any In the Mit . :
The Lot has a trout of My feet on South Coto
moo. and extends back 240 leet to Water alley.
Stable. i'arrlage House, ((rape Arbor. and every:
thing In complete order.
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Tho FURNITURE In the house teal. dfor
.ale. Apply to
JAMES H. HOPKINS,
103 Fifth Street.
CARPET CHAIN.
PLAIN & COLORED, COTTON & LINEN
CEO
COTTON TARNS, ASSORTED NUMBERS
ALL OF LLEST 4UALITY. FOR SALE BY
8. S. C21331M33.191 ttsl CNC)"
At Mope Cotton Mill,
.11,LIGUI1Y CITY, HST IBM NIRO BUDGE.
Sampler may be s and orders left with
CHILDS een
CO., N. MI Wood street. Pittsburgh.
.ler:en
TUE OLD STAND STOCKING STORE.
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DRAW VACS, DRAW VCS, URA W VACS,
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No. 14 FirTH !STREET.
STATEHIENT or THE CONDI
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Itttitt%l States howl. 604,01 U.
Veal IC r atel ttroutel Hest 4 11f1
latttcks Axel _ lacellsts tas St. tt'a
Due by albs,l62,2 lB lttnk Notes. Cbeets. ata.l *treasury
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trit..l.l ulaa.na. att.l t4sispen,i, nr.
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wtxtruietil is currret. to lh< twat O[ m 7
lutiorle , lste aO4l
HOSEILIESIG, Cast.ler.
Byrom na•l .obirrlhe4 tbl. 1.1 Jay of Jane, IBM.
F. SMITH. Notary rattlir
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
11 %t it a.lnA N 11. II or I . ll . T.Krivill.
111 - r.to 114111. J une let. IS.
rpiE comirreoi.LEß OF THE
Cl' EitEN Cll hait allthotile4 the Donna of lll
rect.iro of thi• Bank to incrrane the capital to the
46(1 T kit 1.L.10N8 liOLt.AICt. 1.71,000.-
Otto, 1,1111. of TEN TiltJt'SAH it Alllll
- SHIRES. *mounting to FIN' e HUN
!, EEO THOESILND Attn. Isl/0,1100).
Onar,l will vattruate tha anpornt to be paid for
aaeh new abate taken Py • addition to the Po. of
Fifty Dollar, • pro rata • alnallon of ttn rreervr.l
wonta and seenronl•tod earning, al tbs date of
antearriptlon.
A ppltrattohoo fur Murk .111 Ived until for
the, outlet.
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NATIONAL MUJICAIIII ASYLUM
The lianapr. or the Na.Minal Aarlown for die •
barged volunteer ouldiera, authorised ly Act of
Congress, approved 'March 21, latt, Mk proposals
fur it.. for Alyterns by donation or Sale. Tb•
premises snmt tie situate In one of lb. Loyal States,
onts.n at least :Co aerew of toad and be it. a tonality
lonstlon and easy or/Wee/la by railroad or other.. •
purpose of fir Managers •rect. without
Oahu. extensive sad pert/Innen{ building. for soli
Asyluma. and Its establishment will be largely
mootaerrom tormy section or milroarl In the otelot
tt of Its lonation.
Mon, .peclileation. and estimate* for Asylum
beliritnes, ineltodltogr tictaeted cottages, ars aim
a.ked (or the approval of the hoard. Liberal com
pensation well he room for the sueecsatul plan.
i'mprmis, plans. onocilientiens and Inalinatro
Or grit named to he In writing, containing plot
and description or groond. and [terms and condi
tion.oflran.rer—utust b , sent to,Maior General L.
V. linetast. at Lowell, Mao. a r actor ob. Stith
day of June, MIL F. eIUTLICA,
President Hoard of himelrer.•
Lewin 11. Uri. naL, IMeretary.
rapers entitled to publish too Laws of the Vetted
etztes are respectfully requested to publlee 411.4
r,e 3) smelts prior lb the Wth at Jun., MR, an
send their Wit, nrlth copra,' dotter, ...tote di
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HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL
RZPENSUY lIE PITTSBURBIL
win M eg lll on
ipermary DereAment of lido lootllinloo
Thursday, May 31st.
Yoe the Medienti and Surgical treatment of lite
In ntIL, PILY.b and will be open
el ir) day, leteept bonilay. between lbri boom of
I I 1 , 01. 1, 1 1 1: A. 31. AND IA Al.. ni the tlol It +1
building, No. 1 46 SECOND tiTintlCT, weave
ATTYKDINtI7
In Monday. H. HF
OMANN. M. I).
' • Tuerday, M. COWI.F.Y M. D.
• • Wed/lend/ay, M. I.IOftNJP:AII. M. D.
•• Thorsda y, o FONT :It, M. 1).
• ' Frlday,l4lo/1. lIEWLI7, M. M.
'• malorday. J. NA ILNABY, M, U.
By order.
1100. Judge McCAntHesa, I MaJ. Wm. Prow,
V.111•In FAq., I N. cote,
.1. I`. ilurighar, M. M..
Nweeollre r•ommll.l./
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THE
Pittsburgh Homeopathic Dispensary.
The originators of this rntorpriae. having se
cout soil fitted up cou•enteut mount at No. £t
you aril tiTittiCT, for pernlllllool OW! . AM..,
hereby give notice that this institution is now pro
ton. ..al to dispense
Medical and SiargicalAid
ORM
POOR OF PITTSBURGH AND VICINITY,
r . ra . tntlotn,, on and after TIIUIL3DAY. the 31st
I.Pipeuring hour. 11 to 1 e. N. daily, Hundays
exeepted. malt further notice.
A competent I'llyslelan and Burseou wilt be In
at... Jane t ,. 117 order or
rn719:1011
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JAMES Roina,
..ro. 89 Market Street, near sth
Another large purchase of 81X , 113 AND 4110105
r , 3r yammer wear. We keep on hand a full wart
ment or every ••rlety of Boots and noes selected
wilts the tamed care for this market. We Incite
speenlattenUan toner stock, es we believe It to be
the belt In the city, which we will sell at the lowest
torten.
Please call at No. 89 Markel street. Daring had
Over thirty year, CiPeriellea In the business. yrro
cannot fall to be salted. Remember the
gloss.
111..
ro Martel street. tjet:ell) JAWED NORD.
p c. DUFFY,
1 . • bIANUVACTIMICH or
• Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
And dealer in IPtI . IVES., pous* YU itli/Itikiltiki
uuu»3 1..01 1 1.1 . 14 . k kitTlWlW, "
No. 146 CArrirWcat lett root.
Firrionniu 11, PA.
This House I. the Cheapeskplaco In the city to bey
etneea and Tin Ware. Job Work ProMPtlY Ottend
4'd In. trirAhber.i
liacEiLifoß TOlsAppo
R. & W. JENKINSON,
twwrrACTUltiß or ALLICINDS OP
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TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGARS,
NO. O rEuzum, fiTRLE T .
Third door from Suspetudots BESISS,
ALLitinEXY, PA.
Brandt Store at Belem. Ohio. t0724:b110
11 , 101 b. S. SWIM ..... JXo: . g.'pt.
b tT IN & 8 HAFltit*
CARRLIZE A.ND 'ICARNEI3I3
mAxurAervarsAl'•
Mitaxmoacici.
(Below the Maket.) rrrrentru9n.
myffiapthe
wM. KnEns;
ICE DEALER )
5 Diamond eilleyi-Piitalsorghi
air. lid ins lett here or at Eland Wont Bridge vita
robinprO it mpi atbution. Wagons non &In
Pittlinirg Ind Aileitileari
niyaboto
A7EW ABVEHTtStENTS
V. ift,LELILLREPS
CARBEINIZED PENS
ARE FUR SALE BY
CROSBY & NICHOLS, Boston:
GEO. B. BROWN A CO., Boston:
A. R. GAY A CO., Boston:
S. 0. SIMPKINS& CO.. Boston:
B. A V. LAWRENCE. New York:
INIBON & PHINNEY, New York:
3. C. A W. E. irriliticx, New York;
BARNES I BURR, New York;
WILLBUR I HASTINGS, New York;
NATHAN LANE & CO., New York:
ARTHUR A CO., New York:
CORLIES A MACY. New York:
J. B. LIPPINCOTT.% CO.. Philadelphia,
WILLIAM MANN, Phliatteighla:
HENRY COHEN. Philactelphial
W.V. MU-WHY'S SONS, Philitalelphio:
WM. M. CHRISTY, Philadelphia;
KELLY A pIET, Baltimore:
J. MURPHY I CO., Baltimore:
S. K. TURNER A CO., Botha,
HENRY TAILOR, Ilaltimorr:
PHILP &SOLOMON, Washington:
fIUNK TAYLOR. Washington.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
228 West Forty-Second Street,
NEW IoLe
YORE.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
I3LOWINLCVIT3EI7:3
FAMILY 'SEWING MACHINES.
you
CORDING,
They are admirable
808
QUILTING,
T hey nre onexcelkd
HEMAILINCI,
They are uoaPpra.hahlr
FELLING,
They are nneurp•ssed
vim
They arc faultless.
An evnmlnation will prone that they are the tart
Machine In the world.
Salesroom, 27 Fi th Street.
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VIM. SUMNER /.4 CO
LIQUORS-BRANDIES.
ITERY SUPERIOR OLD RENNES
, el' lilt ANI:LES:
Very superior old (Hard Brandies:
Very do do Bra:Walla rg Bruns Erandire
In Masa.
V inta,..c. of le n 00.1 Win
I.a Hrabdy, nine year.. old.
Blackberry. Btaapborry, Wlld Chrra and Bol
ger Brendle...
WINE" -Very old and t•npr_ro•r riltrair • ;
Very old and bol•rrlr
Very oil and auperlor Port:
Claret, lu ease.,
I Inustberloct, in tsars:
forret lilalsita and 1.I•bon Winer.
Chem ['sign - Wides. green teal
ibrblank and Biller,:
rit r g k enel lk"' ne . .
N 1O Ey—,nu 1110.0ligabel., aele.• rradr.
Old flotirbun:
Ohl Virolch Whisk
BIN —OM linliand. ray superior,
Jamatra Bum, ray .1,1;
N. K. do
airsToth. nraninc Syr I•s.
Caltl)lAl.;•—itope. r ..ept.a:ant, •e.
Bury White Wine Vinegar, imported.
01L—Very su.trier , il l •
For said by
11.1.1, it i 1111 . K
111 and 2:13. corner Liberty and Irwin •i
1.1 s.
114:1; .II
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BOY'S CLOTHING.
JUSTstn A VERY LARGE
IRETROPOLITA ft,
KNICKEIII3O('IMEIL
11AltNEV.
GABIBALDA. and
CUTAWAY SUITS,
FOR BIIBEMER WEAR,
tbe Nearest NtElos of CA:4BII3EBE and LINEN
(UMW& which w• am Wang al the LIiWYSTM All
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GRAY & LOGAN,
etys,e,.
JOHN CROFT,
REAL ESTATE AG EA*7',
°Mee, No. 139 Fourth Sheet, Pittallurgh
Du bar sale the following Neal Estate:
A large three -Alory Brick Douse, containing i.,
rooms, large halls: front inter Oral door tisnil as
lieng Store; tot and cold wa and gas through •
oat the house. Iwt 211, by 11 fuel. situate no Chest
nut stiww,,,,L A1 q b % P .1,1141 * 131..E LAND, la a •
Itt l ett Wion, on the Pennsylvania ' l2.3lr l' oati t
7 miles from the city, au which there is a beautiful
traitframe dwelling. an 1 a lats.., ututilier of bearing
Mica of lite host to:Litt:, :Dad a good 'apply of
wain,. The derelllbg and 7 beret of ground,will he
sold .parately if desired. and tho residue In lota et
Sacra, each, or larger it requested. The above tang'
Is adlnlatiry located tor business men.
ALSt
MO AOItrYSOF LAM), eonalnlog about S acre
or limestone. of a splendid alify. and easy rule
ems. ?he soil to of the ant i Masa. suitable
for farming or gardening purposes; good trano
deviling sad bars, and a good supply a. star, sit
Unto g gales trom oily. on 110 e %••14Ington
in Milan um p. being part uf the Carter arse.
ALS;
31 ACTIES, wen improve& and nadir • high stal
or cultivation. on rhErh their *iv 1.103 bearing rue
rant bosh, so Deanne gray., , t 0.•• tar , ‘ r.
pear tins, &ad • large number or peach. app l e Ism
plum trios. ion roM 1n Zart . :: l7 : lll r i ZnA l i t le ' s
70/
eblia r7a.her particulars Intitilre Of the above agent
myr
B. F. BROWN,
Loma Claim Agent,
11. S. NAN. COM.,
Office, No. 67 Fourth Street,
isECOND VIMO R. I
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pensions, Itottatiesi, and Arrears
of Pay Promptly Collected.
No chute made until claims are nettird, and than
hot a modetato roe nly23.tra
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
DICKSON, SHIRT & CO.,
HAvlng removed tbelr onto.. to
No. 1267 Lit, cert - jr tElit:reekt
(Lately City Flour 3t111.18&(Ott) VtAxlit,
•re nog prepared o tunshila good YoUghloghcmy
Lump, Nut Coal or Slack,
AT THE IAINV EST le AIM 11l CH.
la - All order* lett et w il l b e
or Pairrose.l
them I hrouxh the mall, will be At td ruled t o p rompt!
R. B. JEFFRIES,
Idannfaetarer and Whe and Rein
Dealer in all kind. of •
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEOARS,
go. 6 Rt. Clair Pittslet, Pittsburgh. Ps
eat of lilt EITSCILAMiI PI P KS
and Sk j il l AM t ti " grACCO of the best quality kept
on bends. invZS:l,7O
11=CIIMMI
wIIIIIIII.AN
EAGLE OIL WORKS,
sawwwoma.oesrialo.
WICHTMAN & ANDERSON,
Refiners and Dealers In
PETROLEUM.
Of7ICL. BECONDSTORY,COLINNX 11A.NCOC
B. AND DIMUCHNIC WA }. myto:lo3
JOHN 'MEGRIM,
litAiiiir'Atrnaikts OF
AND WHOLEHAIsIt AND BATA'S. DEALER IN
ALL KRIM. OP
TOBACCO, MIME! AND SBGABS,
48 32Eriaaa latareet.
A general assortment or emoting Tobacco, Pinot
and Tobacco I aches alwar on hand. nifll; .71
WILLIKAI, C. LEE,
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MINZEOVILCIEF.A.ZO'r.
No. 102 Srputid Strict, Pittsburgh, Pa.
girmrant tor the 11.1 U 1
jG Loed Pi •. LOI . I pe and
g{IOY HE
1i.i.,1,W41..„ prom • It). sumt ° gpZcstiNr
J. & W. ,11.18LEY.
HAVING Millf : 111141WED OUT AT
• n ""' 4 / 3 LI.IIIY-FW. teasortel their
Feed and Flour Business •
To the arehouse 306 PICNR 6TBEILT, appo
site the , o * Depot ofbd r. 7. W. 0. It.
820, 000 TO LOAN
ON BOND IND MORTGAGE,
tnquire of
CAN, TUG NIMIPINVIrp
alucoesior co Juct:klW, dseemed,l
Commercial illrolier; 1$ Sti flair 8;.
PEANCTOr , I 6O J sacks , -in ete
A.! sak-br - , ISLIUMICOLIT 100.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BERJCIN IRON WORkS:
JONES & LAUGHLINS,
PX.r7C0333171 = L 4 G-Mi...
AMEIHCAIN AND CLAIR
Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron;
Bridge Iron;
Angle and T Iron;
Guard Iron:
Coal Screen Iron;
T Bails,l6 and 20 lbs. to the) and
Train Balls, punched and coun
ter sunk;
Boiler, Bridge and Tank Rivets;
Cut Nails and Spikes:
Ship and Boat Spikes;
Railroad Spikes;
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car Wheels and Axles;
Street Car Wheels and Axles:
Coal-Pit Car Wheels and Axles;
Patent Cold Rolled Shafting:
Patent Cold Rolled Piston Rods;
Mower and Reaper Bars.
WAREIIOUSF. AND (Wilt F.
120 IVater and I 5 Front SI&
BRAN( If HOUNK,
\os. 22,2/ and 26 River St..
1•1111•A10‘.
MEN'S BOOTS
ICola 1304)t S.
LADIES' GAITERS,
MISSES AND CHILDRENS'
Cr _A_ I 'l' 1 1 . It S .
SOUTH & ROSS' ,
63 JtI.IIIKET RF:ET.
SAVE THYSELIF
S. Cutter', (:elebratell Slonmcli
•• It. IS 111. 14 . 1. 1 •W.', t. 1 utters her
Int to th. Don't, Pd.,. a
I,•lll.lllpersuee. Previou to Ids
!hoover ot tln. N0...11n, this medicine a nt a.fore
the English "eh hrshst as 'font,. Al
lei, 1 , In I I of the ntontarh and we
Hon.', and diseases arislng 1'r...1111p...1.1es of Inc
A. a n.da Inv aln a, • tin. 1•11011 . 4. of the
tout.l. In all prr—dts addi....l to the use or .11m-
AO 41 narcotics. atieh an alcohol and ina.l
Moors. onion, morphia. arsen, tobacco, I.
.
it es es then orn - hi appetite. as Inn of the
stotusont for In a, Inn
and all tint - sous al-. ases, 11 Ira. no .41031 a. a Ni r
,
Tett ), ars o Ito ea English Bitter. In
M. Ilartholtonen • Hospital. nt. Mart tlospltal.
Nest gate and other prisons. 1... established 11% rep.
utaton. as ur , for Intemperance, and gaintal
for n the approt s 1 of 11.. ail. nding .urgeons In 3,1
the hospitals and prtsisus throughout Orval 8rit...111.
and Is prescrlinal I 1 , 1 man, 1;1..14d:tn. pri•
ate prat.t.,., for pershaa e•1.11,1e.1 t., (bel./
at
iMplaintll. si•dl4l.l Vs In Paralysts, Ist. Vitus'
11an...t0 did. , Pita. srs ntlelilngs, mod all
N. , rv.sto. is r.. It has no equal. Wholesale and
ItsLtall A a 5....
A. TORRENCE,
in, 19 So. 70 Marl. t corner of Vim n I
COLHOUN & EDWARDS,
IMPOETERS AND DEALERS IN.
SODA ASH AND CHEMICALS,
In store awl landlng lit 11311.3.1e1p1a
200 tons Soda Ash,
Ilulthlusntrs. and Cro.Reld' s maLr
400 bags Nitrate soda,
Crud.. ay.l Itvane..l
150 kegs Di Curb Soda (English);
AO bids. Te union Red, Cookson'.;
ARSENIC AND MANURES&
47 St. Clair Street.
or choice brands. constantly on band,
toter to suit purchasers
narr....lY4
STEAM ENGINE PAC KEVG
STUFFING BOXES OF STEAM ENGINES
An article reconitnondwil by all tlin railroad rom
p..., woo Iwo thoroughly %clod it. and lain gen
era] nun us over two loindrod and fifty of the rail
oads in thia country. awl on trial by ovcr
handrcil othcra-
A Twirl' r. It li C 10.001) tITATLON RV EN-
I N It it a rat-clan • article.
75 CENTS PER POUND.
LUBRICATIVE PACKING COATI,
sTANToIy,
Sot. 114 and 1 WAI c:ar. bT., NTT:311111W II
y2.,:tc.:4 . .
zl-vt-,cocloca
HAVANA & PRINCIPE CIGARS,
Cabanas, Partagag, Figaro,
La Espanola, Prince of Wales.
Cabarga, Arguelles,
And a variety °ruttier brand• of various situ. and
itualitlue. Imported and Air sale by
FISHER BROTHERS & CO-, IMPORTERS,
No. 52 8. Gay rt., Baltimore.
mrawr:
RUSSIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
W bleb are warranted to prcserve. strengthen and
Improve the sight. For role only by
J. DIAMOND.
No. %ISt. Clair Street.
m y 17 ;a.
TUE BEST
I 8 oz. WM.... tu toe form of rOW DEit, tbr sol.
by all NV hololoole Droggbas. rropared by
Chemist N. Y.
noltv.n..l
FARLOR PAPERS
A NICK' LMT MY
Standard Gold Papers
Now received, of twauttlal tirolgna for Parlors, at
GRAINT HOUSE,
0. M. 191311231.1 r, Prover
Corner of babella and Federal Snub,
AI.I.I:ORICNY CITY, l'A.
IZNECUTOWS NOTlCE.—Whereab
-•-• Letters Testament. upon the Rotate of Mrs.
A NICAII A.I.L AN, late of Union township, Alle
gheny county, deceased. having been granted to the
Alle
gheny porton* Indebted to sold estate
Will please ma ke payment, and those having datum
to present them to the undersigned, properly au
thentimsted, for setth event.
YOONII, Hamm tor.
myaLlibsiuldei r Wuliington Pike, Union Ti.._,
HOLMES, BELL & CO.,
Anchor Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh,
ANCHOR (A) MEETING)).
ANCHOR (H) SHEETING!).
ANCHOR (C) MEETINGS
And BATTING.
CRUDE AND REFINED PETROLEUM,
VILIALEOLL. MAIN, -SC/11.1TR, TUILPENTINE.
Comer of Duquema Way & flanaocAc St..
Pittaburgh, Pa.
Itepresetit \VM. O. IVARDEN, 113 \Valera street,
rhtlealelpllts. m7le:e118
BUCILVI HEAT.
500 bush, Seed Buckwheat,
A PRIME ARTICLE, for mio by
• •
One 12 lush 1.411nder..1 1 401,Stentel one I:ll . 4lAbt.
W I
10
Web Cylinder, 3) nch - stroke. 4, Orden
rrd
Con be eeen.ln operation *kiln •enna. 14
e Le ad
" 41 SV E.MA I! AI111ATK, TVWAILTZ.
• in 710,461 '
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BOYS' BOOTS,
LADIES' BALMORALS,
Boots, Balmoral s
AT REASONABLE lIATES,
CCRE FOR INTEMPERANCE.
.Mo. 24 Wood Street
LUBRICATIVE PACKING,
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J. DIAMOND,
Practical Optician,
And Matinfacturer of the
EFFERVESCINC
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA,
No. 101 MAILICICT bTILKET, NEAR. FIFTH
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Near the Suspension Bridge,
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WARDEN & BATCHELDER
NEU WIN IN
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AcIIABE as AIRIER,
194 114 CORD tiTIIEST
mMtb,6
STEAM ENGINES
ISAI r Ta3EL
1634va r ADIv AIiJIS
C,c481 - 1 PRICE LIST
GROCERIES, TEAS, &C.,
JESSE IL LIPPINCOTT'S,
25 Smithfield Bt., Corner Second.
15T—WE sEipt.
' , tor Coffee, Hos,4e4l4ad {]round et .15 et. per lb.
I:t,c,d Rio ( 'mire . .... ... ... ........... 215 do do
C holey Java Gone.. 40do do
I.l.trd 1110 Coffee .33 do do
Call at JESSE H. LIPPINCOTT'N,
Corner Smithfield and Second Streets,
011—WE SELL
Ilreue Sugar 1.1 lbs. for 81,00
Yellow Sugur...... ............. —Pi th e. for 1.00
t:ie.:.,,m'e1,1zwug.r...... 71, 4 It forr Tall
A Cotfre t‘it{rar .0 lb. for 1,00
Crushed 60gar3_3.9 lbe. for 1,00
Call It JESSE H. LIPPINCOTT'S,
Corner Smithfield and Second Streets.
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c a rt
Cacti. Tomatoes. AN con j a per ca,
45 do do do
earl( -:a an n a . IS=l . 7grrtd , 43 do to do
dart Cana 14 - 11ortleberrldt 45 do do do
dart 1 . 11116 titre!. torn 45 do do 010
dart Can. Succotatli 45 .lo do do
Call at J4 . 43F. H. LIPPINCOTT't , ,
Corner Smithfield and Second Streets.
4TII — WE SELL
1.,.e o 'allay's Woman's Irlend Sonpl4 ct
. pc r lb.
I t”bbln`s Electric Soap la do ,i..
1 . ..t.c10r .4 liarnalc•• Mottled Germanl4 Au .h.•
N... 1 ItA.in ~.tap 6 Flu .1 0
Call st .1 ESSE, 11. LIPEINCOTT'S.
Corner Stoithlield'and Second Streets.
STII-11' F. ',FAA,
A ,•ry floe quality of Oolong Tea at 41,25 In , o '.
The Above In told In other houses In this city
At ....•.$1,50 to $1.60 Pt' I.
Young II ~m T. a 1,50 to 1,75 do
Finest Young II) son Tea.... 2,00 do
0“long Tea 70 to 1,10 do
Ylnekt Japan Tea I, do
VI ne9t iloperial Tea 2,00 do
tine Katgllkli Breakfast Ten. 1.25 Jo
1•01 At.II"..S.SF. 11. 1,I1 . 1'INI:OTT•i,
Corner Smithfield and Second Streets.
(STII —NV F ' 4 E(.I.
~.,i r,, rap 75 eta. per ,rallou
I 1.1.... (widen tly rup $l,lO to .1.)
'l"''''Mal""'
. ...11.ito-1 , .. O. l l .f i n'l NI :( 1 ; . 1'74: '
• all at
Corner Smithfield and Second Streets
7 1 , 11 -11 E SELL
Dried Pi.3l•llr, quarters 10 rtn. prr oottod
Dried Pearl., halve , 145 do do
Irletl Praehe, 0 red •111.0 do du
Layer ICalett... ....... ............ 535 do do
5Y,111 . .1 Itabdox 110 do 110
F.llO in i; ( • :; rrin LA IN tit
du
.10 (1.,
.. • ..16 .10 du
all 'at r—sok; 11. ' I.IPPINI,JJTI - 3,
Corner Smithfield and Second Streets.
. FITII—M F: SELL
Pal .oap, for Toti..l 30 eta. per pouml
floor) . Snap. for Tolint 641 rtx. per Itf. do/
A:zon.l Soap for Toilet $1,410 prr .loxen.
t all at .IF:st:. 11. I..It . I . INCOTT'S.
Corner Smithfield and Second Streets.
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111.11.rprirl.'s Int . :Wild.. Baking row,l r I lb ran. Ml 5
114.6.111 K, I tkriv,lll..l .to OA. pL, 1.5
JESSE 1.1v1 . 1N1 51 17 , .
Corner Smithfield and Second Streets.
a, warrant...l to give n2.l.loVatclion. 1114 i
will thrin free of charge In the elty limits. •
CALL AT
JESSE H. LIPPINCOTT'S,
Corner Smithfield and Second Streets
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pOSTPONEMENT
U.VITED STATES
PRIZE CONCERT,
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Crosby's Opera House, Chicago
WEAL:Ir 2Estl.t. 1434343.
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Monday, July 9th, '66
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HALF A MILLION DOLLARS IN PRIZES
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$lOO,OOO IN GREENBACKS
The postponement Is an unavoidable necessity.
I not so marl, in ronserittence of the number of
sq.. yet unsold) as the muftis, necessit y there Is for
tio proper registration of those already disposed of,
which bar been delayed in runs enstence of the neg
ligence...l carelessness of a portion of our Agents
inmaking their proper returns.
W.' advise all parties wanting tickets tosend for
them selthmst delay, as ore have but Malted num
her yet on hand. ‘f e wish most particularly
icularly to im
press upon Ilse mind, or oar Agents the importance
of I heir making their returns at once, and of recti
fying n hatever errors may have crept Into their re
ports heretofore. We will say to those sear log for
ileActs. that if they should all be sold at the tinte
their order Ls rereit esl, the money will I,e returned.
applle.lons for new ag.ncles for the sale of
tickets will he considered. as we tnave no more than
sullielent tickets, to supply those Agents we hare a:-
ready appointed. Tickets are for sale at the prio
clpal hotels. book and MUM(' stores In the city, aml
at our otter. 1:0 ISearbor u street; pricy $l.OO each,
sent by mall On receipt of prier and stamp for re
tort, potage•
We Invite the particularattention of persons
iselnr. to order tickets by mall to the following
SPECIAL TERMS OR CLUB RATES:
ro",-"JAInp. ne ) for tine sa m e .
011. allowed Line tell commission t la:
W wWX.o SAND
"'wk.,. to one address for • .:to
85 CO
In every ease send the startle and rostortlee ad
dress of each separate •tt nsorl her.
Aloney hy draft. Vostottlos Order, Epr oress. sln
Registered Letters, rosy be o r
at our x risk.
All conaniuttleations should be addressed 1
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133 DIZARBORN STIMET,
CUICA6O, ILL
will donate to the I.lbeolu awl
L; n otH . ll ro fo r n ' o " rn r. ent roods 4p..0X; sl n so, r. t w he tu re , w th fl . l
te o' V.Olo 3 reserve.l from the pert° .1
iial,uoo prise. for the same purpose.
:
firm. Major Dan Mace. Ex-M. C.. of Ind.
Hew Ira .1. Layeoct, of Kansas.
Hon. IVni. Lettingweil. Lyons, lowa.
Mon. Joseph Knox, ef
Hon. C. tiraveeSmltS, of Minn.
Jacob Forsyth. Agt. M. S. H. K. chleago, 111.
M. Kroutiera 6 Co.. Imp' rs of K stein, Chleato
From/Bala for Inserting this advertisement re
quested. mr-Sibrs
AGENCY
PARRYRRBURG LUBRICATING
Oil Company
Keep roustanUy on hand a nupply of
Ziiii ATI j, 1 A2l
Natural Lubricating Oil,
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Free from all Impurilies.
Every Barrel Warranted,
OR TO BE RETURNED AT THE COMTANT'S
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.Address
JAMES B. THOMPSON, Agent,
WITH T. 11. NEVIN & CO.,
N. W. Corner Third and Market Sts.,
PITTSBURGH, PA
sny29. :1,78
The Fountain Horticultural
ICE CREAM SALOON •
In Wilkins' Hall. Fourth Street, near Smlthaeld, Is
on open
The best tilted. <001.4 od s nine( Inducing FLOW
ItAILItEN eiAt.telN In the Stele.
lac cream, cakes and confectionaries always on
baud.
A FINN Oftt lIESTNik has been engaged for the
season, and will be In attendancts NVENY NIGHT
ieseept sands)) fr.n m seven tlil twelyol,cck.
(test ice cream, traits, and berries, always OM
hand.
III) =:bto
MA DAME RIME. Managrr,t?
11. J. LANCE,
SILK AND WOOLEN
DirlEIL AIIID,SCOUBER.
AURA
Chintz Wllldota Curtains and Chair Cover.
Cleating! and Resisted without unpacking.
Nos, 35 and 37 Third Street,
Between Wood and Elmlthnold,
ttlyta;a7z pl ' i'TiHlo6olt, PA.
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TIRE. REMAINING PART of the
pl l = P lM for tili'V°;oll°Z`l';
erw .,„,, for govloatAL En. gror.es or for city._ real
.lrote. JODI). 449 a. uoyu, of the OM. of
Liggagg . t .. - at
0 ,1! actmli , os a. Dtaatorl and
rpperty. tr e.ower rt. Olaf/ Ifotel. LE. 141 5 4ar
- - -
arms ItuTcHleoti 0u...6111/1 Itsinmin s T,
rmsbolits,*. Hs 18
AA MET ING or-TELE-troc
Bora:m.llS of
tlits Coatcpxoy-wIU WK.&
TEMVPIgrat better wi al "ne IV "' an
r. media 0. WM**,
Illill
WANT& D,
Several Good Solicitors
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Sa l lc. X 311111111.1. 2 .05.33.00 C 14::.
Apply at 67 Fourth
IAT ANTED. - A St RE., FORTENE.-•
The adnerttneg, a therni t of Iv"
espu rience. both In Enron.. Any. fie!, ,01.011,
to rt., in• from the pron."..iou..nl, I
-1..11S:111e:04e non. 11..• 3:1 \ ill-
,18141rIon. youn Mall Or onoi
n. ul
tl.
apital. can ol3k g
t• froth the lir,
cilt.nt Lot In n very who
wader'. (..rtanc. ...ohne", with t..,
•
rcrorn posMee,
CHESTERFIELD, t I•••mist.
riis:l::lilsi t Sir Crum , •st.. Philadelphia 15.
WANTED -AGENTS-6.74 to $2OO
PEI?. NIUNTiI for gentinuml, and 1164 VS for
Indies. everywhere. to introduce the Celebrated
Common Sense Family Sewlinr Machine, improved
bind,
nd perfected. It will him. fell. stitch. 9 0111,
braid null embroider brae t indlynd roil a l
rf an Mat),
making the elastic lack-stitch. a y ted
for three years. ,We pa) the „ ii owe. or a
e013111112:4011. from which twice that amount ran be
made. Adores. with stamp. or call on 0011 -
EMS & CO— Salesroom. is, 2.53 booth rIFI it
, treot, Philadelphia. in. All letters answer ,
promptly, with circulars and term. lia7at.l4
FOR RENT
FOR REINT—A first-class three
itory ItIUCli lii 1t , 61C105 beeonol
parlor, newly papere*l. len room, hot and %obi
.•Si,. bath.. all In hire
911n.13, 1111 ( for
sale at a bargain. ApplY to
111T1 McCREEItY Cl 4
1.1.1 :149 Liberty •tr..,t, up ..talra.
)001,1 TO LET.
A. LARGE AND AIRY ROOM
Is ilium GAZY.TTE 1‘1"11.1)1N1
Enquire st UAZY.TTE 4 01:NTINI. I:0"M
ut}17,117
PROFESSIONAL.
JOHN W. TAYLOR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 69 Grant Street.
.171913317.1 = UG , S. P.A...
MAGIERELL & McCOMBS,
ATTORNEYS &. COUNSELLORS AT LAW
No. 89 Grant Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
to y 24 tin
J & HILL PATTERSON,
Law and Claim Office,
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Pez”lcol, Loral nn.l I;ost rument I:ountles, Bark
Pay. Prl/e Sit 0111,: &i...
OFFICERS' ACCOL NTS A 'MUSTER.
Collection. toml, I. .....1.. I, {ter, of Attorney
Bond, Act.. ‘t rltten. a1..1 ull Ichtal t.u.l
to,. promptly Attetolv.l t... 111 V !9:1.
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Joys A. MTRA IN
,S.X.YZINIXII.IId.9.Is7.
Ex-011icio, Justice of the Peace,
AND IND.D MAGISTRATK,
mire. 11/ Filth St., oplamite Cathedral
Deed.. 10,nol, Mort A, t now le•Grnienlm.
po,dt lon. antiall L.ogal tited A lilt
p NM/ Etnt,s Sod lapalh.
`.WILLIAM- JANI ' E 1, NOTARY
ILEA!. ESTAT . E AGENT. vortter Butler
and Draro •try...., I. AW It E E. 11.I.E:
atlontlou given lo the purch:L., and salu
of Heal Ir.... Late. Iho eollect i„,, ' and , ha wa .
para. Iva and ark now lodoment of 311 tlndh of Legal
Cutlyayahcea.
WILLIAM JANCEY.
0.11, of the Vrar,- and N“tar• ruldle
EILTSTACE S. MORROW,
ALDERMAN AND CONVEYANCER,
72 Penrasy/ratafa avenue,
NI of the Eitension and opposite ;•iterl.
WILLIAM F. ROBB,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Office, No. 93 Diamond St., Pittsburgh.
my 17: a,
CHATHAM T. EWING,
Attorney at Law,
NO. 1.11) L.RASf ST.. CA
ile,Commissloner for Milo, Kentucky. NV vet.
Missouri am . other mate,. my111:.2.,
at every description. colleuttul oy the subucrther, at
the following r..w.es, l'ensions x kl% all other
Claim,. $1.60.
Attoniey at Law,
Diamond street, oppouite the Court House.
N. 11.—No charges arc made II the claim does not
veered, am! all Information teen gratis. se4.ly
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L . P. STONE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ovri,E, 118 r/IASION 11 STIIEE'T, O DP O . I . 18 .
opr tlionbe 1•19
Rua
PHYSIOGNOMY;
N WAN Or CIiIIaRaCTIEK,
AS MA \L EsT ED TLIII01",iH
TE ENT
x ten la I l'orzns,
And e.rt clSlly 111111
HIIXAN FACE DIVINE
BY SAMUEL B. WELLS.
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JOHN P. HUNT & CO.,
59 Fifth AI « Magonic
CHINA WAREHOUSE
RICHARD E. BREED,
muwcait.Tmi.i.,
No. 100 Wood Street
BRITANNIA AND SILVER I'LATED TA PILE
RANK, TEA TRAIN AND TABLE CUTLERY.
a Drava on-hand.
CHINA TKA SETS,
CHINA I/INNKIi
CHINA TOILET BETS,
RINA VASES,
CHINA SPITTOONS,.
BOHEMIAN WAKE OP EVERY OKSCRIPTiON
LAVA CARL/ BASKET!,
LAVA VASES,
LAVA BPITIOONEL
W ANY. or all varletles, tomtit
wholesale and retail trade.
The I•rimst and most complete stock of eccrytltlng
In this line In the city.
Prices and terms the manic as In the eastern cities.
WARING & KING,
C.OHISSION MIIt(II4STS AND RUMS IN
Petroleum and its Products,
4 D fig UJES.XE iffra
PX7L . rIEII3ICI - 1.1.633C.
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WANING, KINC & CO.,
triVl7:n4s 127 Walnut nt.. Ph 11•
JOHN ROSS a CO.
WM. N. OGDEN & CO.,
Manufacturer, and Dealer, In
Carbon OH Lamps tt Fixtures,
Chandeliers, Carbon Oils, &c.,
No. 6.1 Market Street,
PITIVENIMIXTEL C3/-33, PAL,.
utv 15,a79:4 Emir
WORTH AMERICA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Widows and Orphans' Fund.
.ro. 63 11^Uitato St., Abu, Fork-
PRESIDENT — N. D. MORGAN.
ONC.:INTAIII—J. W. Dux, 01..1
D. at. TINDALL, Medical E.A.sanlner,
E. T. 0 0 ,
SFECIAL AVENT FOIL WESTERN FA.,
67 Fourth St., Pittsburgh.
AOENTS WANTED. ms=l:b.s.l
$9 , 00 . WH0 CAN BEAT THIS:S9,OO,
For Two Weeks Only.
I am selling a good FRENCH CALF NEZIN ROOT,
of of own make, for the mall sum of NINE
LANE. at No. 36 Markel street.
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mum
MIZEIM!
DASULT. YEA, JR.