DRY GOODS, TRTNETEINGs. Vittoburqll 6,-.4uttr.
FOR TEN" DAYS.
ONE MOB CHANCE.
BUYERS OF DRY GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
To Make P siren a 9 e n Cheaper
than Lye;
200 DIFFERENT STYLES OF
DREss ao,ur, all been ret.elt,tl during the
ln•I ten clay.. ellestter than Ire na•e ..tft.t....1 In
nee year, at priers Its 1011..., •tae.,
:Ile., 374 e.. 50r.. 75c.. Itt y. and • I
per )artl, toeing shout ON E-LIALY the price of
the BAIZE (1001.14 earl)" In the Spring.
73 PIECES OF BLACK AND COL
oRED nII.Kn, for Sarquen. Sulta and Dm...,
•stonlehl SKIy cheap: one-third cheaper than 3 II
day. ago.
100 PIECES ALL WOOL CASSIe
MERCe. barques, C0,..l Men and Boy, wear,
Reit and clerk, apiendld atylea, as low as 75e
1075 c., $1 and 51015 per yard. being less Ulan
one-half the price ninety days ago.
TABLE LINENS, TOICELLIiGS,
NA2)21N16, D 07110 ., 1 rsabe.. lintrtlnif Linens.
nberting and Pillow Linen, lime and Buff Lin
alas for Tea,.llna Eons. Honar , .onh.
Toilet and Woven quilts, and all lionsoLeePlng
Goods, VERY, rEIIY CHEAP.
8.00 SPRING &SUMMER SHAWLS.
art 7 and all styles desired, all Naar Goods, malp
from IMporters . sa,es. Including same rra
Granadlues, for 111.80,•81,75, W. up 41110.
100 BLACK SILK LACE POEliTs
from soetton, elegant gouda, extra lamge else
ea low .610. and ups %rd. to $5O.
100 SILK AND CLOTH sAcquEs.
CIRCULARS. COATS. LIASQUKS. ail oco
styles,at prices from ►4 to 5A5.
THE VERY BEST MARES OF KID
OLOVl6s,,onry $1,50 per P•tr•
BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS,
alway. Tory cheap.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS VIII always and our
prices Lhe lowest, and may bargains to our stock
that wilt do them good.
GRDNER & SUILEITER,
92.
MARRET STREET
ladrutArrs
JOB. HOICCE iii. CO
HAVE J. ST OP/ IsED ANOTHER
Large Stock of New Goods
SPRING AND SUMMER,
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SONNETS 1N ALL I'RE LkTE STYLES.
ArANEeE I.IIt3IFY. DERISY. xSAI
- .
LOB, 161:A 4 IDE and vther 5u5,11.1.. lu
03 R. FL .26.. NAT IX _EL 'X' ES
RIBBON shade•
BELTS. AND
IDiNAAILNT , ..—sFITS AND nt — rros..•
CILT,T AL T8..11..NGS AND BEAU
Yr DAT-LION ..-ETS AND BeTTuNS:
OLI11 . 1: KB AND CLUDN 1 LA
EMBROIDERIES.
FRENCH LAMBE:IC To•
LINEN CA/LI...AS, SLEs.V.LS AND FS:
LACE TEillilED dAT- AND HDEFS.
iiANGKER , HIEYS "(all Ittno,
Dar SS 1.i.31es AND TNIIIMINo.s.
ORDS A NI. lA'l L.
SR CTI, a '. -lIA IS L,
F 7 AN I. 07' L ervry •arlet'r.
DENIM I IL- NUSPEN DEE,
PAPEKCOLLAEN. C ULF:: AN 5, FEDN'Ts
N EN do do do do
L&DIS' A N I) GENT'S CEDER GARMENTS:
SEIAKZR HoolLS.
IWYLEN ELLIPTIC sKurrs,
lEEE
FULL Lurie OF A-OTIO-Cit.
PR102719 I_.CIP N 717.
Wholesale Rooms Up Stairs
Xos. 77 and 79 Jfiarke t Street
mycZon.l:l•T
NEV GOODS
Nos. 78 .ond 80 Market Street.
The intent.. of Wholes.la MIA net All b.f. , .
directed Lo ihollst of arrivals
TO-D- 41.17".
VANS, TIES
PARASOLS ;Btrrreartlics,
SON U MBRELLA. _ 'HORRISON r.
BONNET RIBBONS. 'STAB ell IBM
FINS LACE COLLARS, PAPER COLLARS AND
FINE LACE lIDEFS,_ 1 CUFFS,
LINEN CI3LLA-Rs AND:LIN AN cOLLAIIS AND
SIC[ NETS
BLACK SICK NETS, ;m:Nen •DELLEt.
BLACK BLAME THIII-: HOSIERYatId OLOVES.
BLACK MLR MITTS.
FANCY KICK DR.Le , NKW s.TI'LIE or H.,••
.
! h KT. al oat i
F , L •FL 0131 F: LATE. sod bait.
NEN PITY L 6 GaLECIAN 13A Ltd 411 , 111 111
PUrri,
1 j TAUT (MOM,
HEAL/ NETS. Sr.
MACRUiI, CLYDE & CO.,
Nos, t 8 and SO Market Street.
m 714
DRY GOODS!
ARBUtH
SHANNON & CO..
WHOLESMHIRY
No. 115 Rood St.. Pittsburgh,
Invite the attention of Dterehants to
Uttar Spring etacia, vritio f t hy oiler at
the lowest eastern nrlatar Cash.
Dress Goads, Deiatnes, While
Goods, Flannels, Cicala. Caesi
mere., Satinet/4_, Tweed.,
2]t Icon A A lale.
IWaLiNS,
rittl‘rra, °lSt/HAM, IIIR;n8.
c. ' V
tTUN AUFAI, ac. le.
FlosierrAllowt , s; titurvvii, Sik_
lmor
morals; Notions of al l descrip
tions.
Agr e ittentfin ntid to ardent.
ifir:tettikonto oonat , ntly orstrlog.
tir4our and examine out tioodt sod Price,.
lld Wood Street, Plitebtarsh.
ARM.) TkifitYre SHANNON 8c co.
r. A1.117211401 . ..R. S. 61141/114014..J. O. irtzrniarsos
N EW GOODS I
MUM & CARLISLE,
.1.9 Wirth Street.
We are now opening an elegant assortment of
P LW GoODS, amnsmAng the rtelteet etre, of
RICH
L
ELEGANT L'ARTI FARE,
FIDE BONNET 'RIBBON,
NEW D. XL/3 DltullS
REAL GUIPURE LACES,
VINE PEAS . BUTTONS.
We have lust • earned • beautiful lot or
=At. CLI fliY 'LACES AND INSERTINGS.
Wewould In, teaelal attention to • new and
Splendid awn Inent o pe l
GLnas• EL I' AN la WHInE BERLIN GLOVES ,
LOVES In I , • new Petroleum,. and Havana Shade.,
a...swan:m.li o gheteplara An Kip GLOVER. -
BLACK LA , •et
I . l ?rigS`T.v ' et ' irl Saw LDlt2r:tlli TON ROSE;
usbrrn r.:413 awn% DERRY sivis /SCARPS:
COLLA ITALY HOSE, SUSPENUEIES, UN-
L falf no' 134ers GAUZE WERINO NUER.
•
To 'merchants awl Dea ler,.
OUT W Anale.y_nparjrnsnt, now well stocked
with ere f /CI
i 4 ,l l ,srams:=l, Lwit• wt ,
V 90. t ir..t Or Wes
CitUM' do eggiasix,
y •
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CITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD
(Add Mogul on Fir.% Peg-p.)
t'ult.dPrembyterlan General As.embly
BITTY! DAV.
The Assembly met at the usual hour, and
was called to order by the Moderator, Dr.
Km,. after prayer, the minutes of the pre..
ceding session were read and approved.
Rev. S. E. Smith, Commissioner from the
Dutch Reformed General Synod, was present
ed and cordially received by the Moderator,
In belted - of the Assembly.
Rey. J. 31. Die Millen, of the Reformed Pres
byterian Church, was presented, and read a
communication from Rev. Dr. John MeMas
ters, who was appointed Commissioner front
the Reformed Presbyterian Synod, at Its ses
sion last year, hut was unable to be present at
the Assembly. Dr. Kerr responded briefly,
after which the several matters In the com
munication were referred to appropriate
eommittees.
The order of the day, being the report of inf.
Committee on the Board of Home Missions,
was then called up.
Rev. J. C. Forsythe read the report of the
Committee, embracing the following resole
-I.lolln •
1. That the Assembly record its gratitude to
torsi for the success which has crowned tee
operations of the 801111.1 for the past 3 ear.
1 That We express our confidence in the
present organization and administration of
the •
Board.
3. That we substitute SSOO for the .1,1.130 appro
priated by the Bould to nuppert the missiona
y to Oregon.
4. That the appropriations to Youngstown
and Warren, in the Prenbytery of Cleveland,
be stricken out.
I. That whereas VOCI was appropriated by
the Board to the Third Church, Chicago, and
•S3OO to the Church at Etilen, Illinois, for the
support of Rev. A. B. Coleman, pastor of those
congregations, and the name has been omitted
from the report, that the report of the Board
be amended no as to _include them.
0. That as the committee is assured by a.
Robertson that be will be unable to fill hEi up -
p aliment In Nebraska, he be relieved there.
from, and that the appointment be referred to
the Executive Committee.
7. That the fund for the California Mission
Cu continued an a special fund, and that all
our coil gregat loos be urged to contribute to It
Il:inrally at an early day
C. That we establish a California Building
Fund, for the erreetion of a building in ban
Francisco, and. that we earnestly urge the
church to contribute $X.1,000 for that pur
pose.
9 That John Fleshing be appointed Treasu
rer of the fund contemplated to be rattled.
la That nee hundred dollars be appropria
ated Parkville. Platt county, Mos on coali
tion of stated supply, and that B. L. Bala
ridge be directed to elan. this field, and, If t eil •aer sissies lttlar.,rtosn of Inian Ini
encouragement Si defined sunicient, refsort I By A ts
It favorably to the Exoetitire Corn elate, I U , mils:ant iIIISASI . I./1 tq-11.1.14 Lunette Ati •
II That theoppOttittnent %rot apportion- ' Ctlct. YY. New lore. Hurd Bough
t/tents, ot the Board with the above amend men L togs
`ltlE'n'tviVe sum of forty thousand dollars The design Cl three essays h. to show the
Is necessary to carryon the work
of
the Board ; nd° l ‘tY of Ike ,(real drwmati•C• delmeatism,
for the present year,
andthat rrea , tartaa ; and this has been tarried out • ith a dismiss,-
-
be urged to have then apportionmentai of this I °•°"°° and Judgment that hae Oct been sat
amunt paid into the Treasury by the first of ; pulsed.
Aproll I or sale by Henry Miner
Li That Her T. Beveridge, B. B Ewing. HaVOLCTIoe sae Itscoiserarcrtne Two lee-
Da:L.I Miller, John Fleming anti Dr. G. Mott , tures delivered in the Lis. School of Harvard
cOlintllllte the Executive Committee for the L.,..011egt, By Joel Parker, lioyeal Proftweer
ensuing yeas' . New York Herd St Houghton.
14. That
the A.. 0.1,1). daytaa
soma t. , aaa , t This Is s lawyer's allotment for the sacred.
by ri Well the subject. of Home Missions may °°.l of forms over ''unitanoc•aod against that
1,0 brought more directly before the muscle of IT, "rtb . LLL , Tes...T7 L..
our pimple, Its work explained, and Its • , `" t g °r° ' ° `°°.°` onaoging condition
f trio people . LT mlifetL,Lis e• soil en
p. seed.
IS. That the tonstitutfon of the Board be co , 1 1111111,9 e ,11 ici rat ne r than the
changed its , to authorize It to moot eight ~.„,r°a'„'°° f ".ngsDoer apt and
working days before the meetilag of the at
seter.
mblv
so le.
That the General Assembly adopt some
rum_ir.res to secure an act of incorporation
for the Board of Home Missions.
She first r , solution was adopted. The tee
ond was amended by striking out the word
-organization," and than adopted. The
!mirth, fifth and nlflh were adopted.
The seventh resolution wea amended, on
motion of Itet. Mr. Clark. by etriL lug out all
from the word "continued" and Ineerti Ls
confirmed "
The eighth and ninth reaolutiona were tall
on the talkie. The Le.. al was adopted to rend
When the eleventh resolution was read an
amendment was offered Lhat live hundred dol
lars be appropriated to a mission at Lawrence.
Museachusette, order care of Boston Prei, ,y
-tery, on condition that a minister would b•
obtained to labor there. Considerable d leen,
Mon ensued, but the amendment deadly
A motion wan made that that portion of the
report tit the board authorizing the mm inters
in Tennessee Id. forte a Preabytery, he amend
ed 00 as to direct them to attach themselves
to the Second Synod of the Went, and that the
latter organize a Prenthytery. Adopted.
A retrionstrenem from the metubern of the
congregation of Rev. M. M. ilitnon protesting
agattmt hie appointment to the California
Was rms.", and a motion made that hi,
name he stricken from the list of appoint
amnia.
Pending the connideration of the motion
stern T 1. Scouller moved that all matters re,
luting to the California minion he referred to
a 4pacial committee. The motion Was f1A101,1.-
ed, and the Moderatorappointed the follow
log imsaid committee: Rev. Scowler, Wad
dell and Casson, suad Elder. Martin awl Liam.
A reaolut.lon wan adopted providing for an
evening tension.
Assembly adjourned with prayer by Mr.
Getty.
=I
The Assembly met at two o'clock, and was
called to order by the Moderator, Or. Kerr.
Key. Oliver Katy then offered prayer, alter
which the minutes Of the morning neaten were
read and approved.
The Committee on OHIO and Overture, re
ported on the proposed new version of the
Psalms.
After calm consideration and thorough in
vesugatton the Committee t .ought the
old version should not be rejected or altered,
unless on grounds minutely considered before
hand.
There were some Presbyteries that had
shown an apathy in the matter deserving
the censure of the Assembly, while others
bad made propositions for a neW version, torch
of which had been duly considered, and such
portions of them engrafted into the report of
the Committee as was thought advisable by
them. A series of resolutions accompanied the
report, as follows!
I. That the twenty-tire versions specified In
the list as having a majority of three-fourth
of the votes east by thtl Presbyteries be adopt
ed an amended ey the Committee.
t. That the versions which the Assembly
shall not adopt at this meeting, exuept the
1 fourteen specified in the list as rejected, be
continued in Overtere until the meeting of the
next tieneral assembly, together with the
amendments adopted by the Committee, and
also the second volume of versions.
3. That tee Aasemoly how consider the pro
priety the ten versions specified in the list as
" is iT& - e a aM m a a ll=l to ot adopted by the n.g Com
mittee. r.
mitten.
i. That any Versions that may be approved
by this Assembly Khali be considered subject
to amendment, until the whole work of pre-
Paring a now version is finally completed.
5. That any version finally receiving the sanc
tion of the Church Khali be incorporated and
published with the present authorised ver
sion. •
S. That it be distinctly stated by this Assem
bly that In adopting s portion of the versions
In overture, it is not intended to set aside the
use of the present authorized Tendon, or any
part of It, nor Is it intended to require the in
troduction of them Where It would be offen
sive to the people or any considerable portion
of them. /t ft also recommended to pastors
and see
r e to do nothing rashly In the mats
tor, whereby the peace of congregations might
Do disturbed. - •
7. That the present Committee to prepare a
new version be released, in compliance with
their request, and that a epetial m Committee
120Wae,rregd. to
4Tell."ll.`,,bseec=2ltv!
ing received is two.third vote are se
l a st
Path 26th, May 424, 11711, 138th, With, last,
147th. Those haring reoeived a threeefocirth
vote are sth, 19th, nth, 84th,net, 68th,
67th, situ, Sikh, ad, ath, 10141, 114th, 1211.4, rad !
lath. LlOth, 15th ' alld, lath, 146th, 148th, and
On motion the report Of the Committee was
made the order of the day for nine o'elock
this morning.
On motion Rev. William Davidson was
made the alternate of Dr. Kerr to deliver the
opening sermon at the next meeting of the
Assembly.
Rev. R. B. Ewing was rtniuosatal to deliver a
sermon on Missions to Cm next assembly.
The report of he flpechil Leta ...Mee, appoint-
ed at the reaming seasion, to invagurate
math= pertairdng to the California lllsul of
was then brenght , up.
The committee reported in favor of sanding
Rev. M. AL Gibson /Missionary to elan Fran.
Pending vote on the dries Don, Rev.
W. W. Waddell stated that* in his estimation
the reverend gentleman nominated by the
committee would not be suitable to the him
Francisco Mission, although ho was a theolo
gian and s scholar of rare
Dr. M Laren stated that, ha wee Opposed to
the separating of the pastor from big flock by
any power, either by the Asse m bly or the
Presbyteries. Ile believed that each a course
was In opposition to the fundamental princl
pl es of Presbyterianhun, and he was tlicrefJro
opposed to the paasage of the resolution
Rev. J. G. Carson believed that Rev: Gibson
lion,
Just th e man for the Ban Franellsoo
mon, and while ho did not wish to separate
Rev. Gibson from his flock, he felt it was the
duty of the assembly to adopt the remainder',
and leave the expenaibility of going andstay
tag with the gentleman him
Key. Soonlier op eed the sending cfnev, Gibs
sea to Bea'Kuus believing the misaion
there Doi SO have bean asnoeess.
G. Artnetrtmg he enbetanted for that of Rev. ti rfi
EIRLY TELEGRA NOTICES
)15.•.-..
Rev. Dr :t.,K.aetry tnought lha ,
well separate one Intel, fl-0111 nock.a...
another
The namesof the Rev. H: Liam Das nisonatt
Rev. I. Irwin were also In nomination,
but were ref vied on separate ballots.
A motion was not to mates Rev. Gilison
the alternate of I, r..pvr, at precut
iiiorartly stationed at :sail Francisco. Inst.
A motion iir made to send Rev. W A. Rohl,
Of Oregon, to ms
wen pi' de field nnt II a anitahle
appolottnent is.o di be nnole the diet:tit:ye
Committee, a as ii ,,,
The vote on the reso ution. US reported
the Special mate., then taken 1.11. i
Carried by a standing Vote.
A nitotiOn!me to make te t make Dr oiddon's
appolntno . nt Utlanimou., wid.•ll w eh lie,
The report oh the I.lellllllt.tell on the Book of
uoverntnent and Irl,.t•~pline wan relied
for by tt r Moderator, it being the regular or.
dri of toe day The chairman handed in the
report, when a ell, made to *trig,
the proposed amendments sologitted by the
Presbyter lea, a n d OM° aportiOn Or 1,..4 p, eon,
Ide, which was c.trried. The retnamilerof the
preamble, with the reeoletions reported 'Sr
Ihr taimmittee, were referred to the Conduit
tor on Bills and Overtures.
Western tolserslty of Penne...lv...ln-
The catalogue Of this educational nistitse
Lion, located In this city, for the year ending
this mouth. has been placed on our table. Thu
Students number two hunsirml and sixty-I.
collegiate, twenty-seven; scientific, fourteen;
preparatory classical, eighty-tire; preparatory
English, one hundred and thirtysine.rommet
flat department, nine.
The Western University at Pennsylvania
was chartered and entlowtel in Isle. "Persons
of any religious denotrilnatlOn shall be capa
ble of being civet.' Trustees; nor shall any
person, either Its Principal, Protassoror
be refused admittance for his coustoentons
persuasion In matters of religion.•• Until the
disastrous fire of 1415, It occupied n field of
great usefulness, haring graduated many who
helve filled high and honorable positions In
the dirlerent professions anti pursuits of lift..
By this fire Its building, apparatus, library
and cabinet were destroyesl. In 1 4 19 another
substantial edifice met a similar fate. The
Fiscally were then dismissed, anti instruction
wholly suspended, until the present large tool
commallotis edifice was erected in 1a.54, when
it was reorganized, and the courseof study
greatly enlarged. since that Lime 11. has been
constantlb advancing In the number of stu
dents, and in popular favor, and now annual
ly sends l orth thoroughly educated graduates
from Its walls.
The managers of the Allegheny Observatore
have voted to trunsfer to the I olverstly the
property of the Observatory, consisting of ton
acres of valuable land, a large new dwelling
bonne, and an observatory edlOce, together
with a tine telescope, hat trig a 14-tach object
glass, being the lb iro instrument of the kind
In the country. The sole coral ItiOn of thin no
ble in the raising of thirty hou
sand flollors to endow the ein., of Astronomy
Si, lee e a port ion 01 111. KUM lino been al read) ,uhocribe,l,
guleteribial, on to tender the endowment of Its
professorship, I the consequent transfer oI
the properly, witlitn a short tithe, matters of
certainty.
A large proportion of the students now in
attendance are under military organisation,
and, most of them In uniform. they have
daily practice under au experienced and coin
potent instructor. The University is ,iupplied
with necessary military equipments
For gymnastic exercises, a large room has
neon assigned, fluted up with approved appli
ances for physical training, and with a view
to enlargement In thin direction, a handsome.
lot has been purchased, nn which it is proposed
to arect a building devoted exclusively It , this
object.
O. Book ta.
..PICTrIt. or Corner Liss. - By Alice LA
ry Now York. Hurd anti Houghton.
This Lou Collection of narratives, pleasantly
written, and to worthy moral ends.
For sale by Henry Miner.
''A Ramat 1it...A1ta.,. Db. TIONART •• By
Rev. Charles Hole, B. A., Trinity College.
Cambridge; with addition, and eon eettooa
by Witham A. Wheeler, hi A. assistant edl.
tor of Weltater . . lectionartee. New York.
Hurd and Houghton.
The Mout motile, are eertathly brief, few of
them otxuoi ing me than t wo moat et
them hut h Still, or the in ernantlon gltort
enact, sl oe
Mot the an &tinkle,. for most of the
ends for which such s eork is desirable.
Fe, sale by !leery
For Lek t,y H Miner
Tao Er12" . 1.111 for Apr'boontaii,
lirid'•e 1. illusar ittitaotihine. 3
. Water Supply, t, Correspondence of Marte An
' toluelte, 5. hue Church: 6. Anhobingre..
phy of Priode Charier of !Tette, 7. The Rea.,
etriteticin Of the Atneriesn I :Lion, 3 Diary of
' . the Right linnurt.ble W Windham. L. The
form Tcbate.
For -.ale try W. A. tiddertfiteney,
street.
Nationnt Homeopathic, tn•tltnte
This institute utettrtneted at Masonic lio •
yesterday forenoon, and was called to on!,
br Dr.? It. tiny, Ilmoitlyn. N Y , taking tht
chat, Atter Drier addresses ley the President
and tie. Burgher, of this city, and the calling
or the roll of delegates, the following officers
were elected Intserve for the s ning year
i'reeldent—.l Douglas, N. D., Milwaukee.
Vice President..—n. K. Beckwith, M. Lt., les e
land, ttlimo; tneneral Secretary—J. T. Talts.t.
M. P., Boston, Provisional Secretary—ll. It
t lark, M. it , New Bentiord, Mass., Treasurer—
K. liellogg. M. New YOrk City; Censors—
.l. B. WOINI, Westchester, Pa., Dr J. P. (take.
Salem, Ohio_ Dr. M. tote, M. Pittelturgt.
l'a., Dr. 11. hi Paine. -Steamy, N. , ,
Dr U.
Staab, New York Lit).
Thu uunv‘lut lota held en afternoon •exelnu.
end to the evening. Dr. W T. Helmuth, of re
Lout, o lecture, after which a
banquet one gl\ tan to the members and guest,
at City
American In s tie of Homeopathy
Fhpolcian. of the Homeopathic whose' to tier
State assembled ten Tuesday.at the Homeopath
ic flospltal Building, for the purpose of form
ing a State Society. After an organisation, the
follower/a . °Hinter. were chosen. I'resident—
.l it Sressl. 11. U., West Chester; clan Prase
deute—d. A. P. hroat, 111.. D., Philadelphia. Pet.,
J. C. leturgteer . .ll. It, l'aisburgh, Pet, accord
log becretnry—Bush reed W. Jame., it. D 11131.
atielphta, Ifa. terresmentling secretary—lt .1.
hiet:lateney. Pleeiadel Lela, Pa. fret/sue
retr—D. Cowley , hi, D Painbargli, Pa. Cru
sore—Cm/ten /freedom NI. It, Cheater, Delaware
county, l'a , R. Fteelik leer. , I.r c, Erie
county, P.: hi liollitnart, DI. it., Pats:el/rah, Pa
After trailer... Mt g. boom further Cut.lnv.,.
Convention tuljnurned to meet In PI/IMM,
hillivon the ne+.•oud We.lne..ini In )1 al' of next
year.
Goal Monitory Condition.—Allegheny
has been placed In good *snit-sty condition
through the exertion of the efilclent btreet
Catmintsloner on that side of the water
Should the dread disease, cholera, wake If-hap
ns:Lace In this fication, we bespeak a dwel
lingpe tootle In that city.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
WY. J, Ii.A.SII. J. M. 8,111.. O. DUCT,
IIIeCLELL&ND & CO.,
Corner Federal and Lacock Streets,
41TAXa334:24-33.1332W1r, Pa. ,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Dealers In P. tit.. One Varnishes, Drug, lir,
di nlte., Carbon till. , etaudard and V.tent Med
icine*. Their stork 1. large and well &elected, and
wlll So .old aa low es soy h0n..... the we.,
my
I SCHOONMAKER b. SON,
Pittsburgh White Lead Works,
PURE WHITE LEAD,
BLUE LEAD (MOUND IN OIL YOB PAINTIN
OIL BARRELS,
No. 08 Wood Mt:root.
see:
on CASES CASTOR OIL, 'Crystal,'
Jost received and for safe by
GEORGE A. KELLY.
my/A Wbolasala Droggist, 17 Wood .trent.
.4(1 CASES CHARTER OAK LEAD
Jnnt received and for ilitit b 4
E A .ELLI •
.
m 124 Wholesale Druggist, 6 Wood 'Moot.
40 KEGS FRENCH ZINC, In Oil,
Net received and forsale by
lay 24 OEVICGE A. KELLY,
Wholesale Drugglal. 07 Wood street.
t ri BBL& EIPTS. TIJIIPENTINE Just
received nod (or solo by
GEORGE A. KELLY.
mJ2 WhOlesile Drogrod., Id Wood .areet.
lilacial:4l Ni • ,!6!
R . T. WHITE & CO.,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS,
Manchester, Weal'. Run end rtcletty.
Coffin itoom• at altaarester LlvelE7 Stable.
I.larner at Obedient end Chanters etreete.
Hoer.! and Carriages Inrulahed.
COFFINS! COFFINS I
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MOBEALT WILLIAMS, undertaker,
I.lllks, No. US YOURTH BTHRIT
in all 111 br&nrbW DISth.T.I.::
laying oat and to rai,bia ~Mat. ettrenir
" Ijr 27 pit?l n f rVae n ttrl::=4:: in.l*
b• -4 at naaonaltle tome. da"
ALEX. AiKEN,
larriaztu.wairauFs,
No 104 Pcmrtti area Plitaboto. Ps. corruns of
ofl kinds. CRAPES, utOvx,,, an(4b000• rattko .
o and•
o .
Jacobus, .D., ilsozosa
pUril
THE FENIANS
Gen. Mende Concentrating Troops to En
force Sientrallty Lnsrs—Fenian Itecon
no I swancr—Ef narwhal Panic In Ei on
treal—ttank Deposits Remo, eel—Cap
t.. re of Fenian Storos—Rebel General
Slag - ruder fUommandis a Fenian Brit
acle.
M,“Att, , May 11,1:30 a. g.--Gen. sweetly
and Col Meehan. l'hief of the Engineer Staff,
left for 'I. Albans It le reported Gen. Spear
ahnixt to cro.,e to-night on the Misslsalquot
frontier with two thousand live hundred zero
end two Generals
There are eleven hundred Yetilrina in town,
anti el gilt hundred regulars belonging to the
Fourth I ',lied States Infantry. The Regulars
and Fenian.+ are fraternising, and everything
in 1 u in the neighborhood.
A guard of S. troops have been placed
upon the station at Pottedam Junetaon, to pre
serve order.
.;en. Meade is concentrating -troops at Ug•
ileastalrg, OlVOCting alight there.
Gen. Meade informed me this morning that
he would colorer the neutrality laws, pro
viding that there were enough troops sent to
A Fenian reconnolietanre will be sent nut to
t :gilt by tomelal Murphy in the direction of
Fort Covington, and It is possible that a light
may take place. They are willing for a tight,
and are deter mined to fight whether they hare
artillery or not. general Henferman will
command the scuuttng party. The weather is
terrible.
Na, Your, June G.—Specials report a mon
etary panic at Montreal. The run on the Sa
ving Batik has placed gold al too hundred per
nl. premium.
heneral Mitchell, Commander-ln-Chlet, has
gone to St. Johns
o t. Armand, Canada, to said to have been
evacuated by the inhapltanta and volunteers.
It to garrisoned only by British regulars.
The hank deposits at Slanbrldge have been
1155,41 to tile ilitertOr.
- -
Hight thonnand rouniiii of ammunition linse
ed through -t. Altman yesterday, in potion.-
Rion of the Fenix..
Eleven hundred Fontana, fully armed, pass
.-d through Sheldon, Vermont, yesterday, with
I aggage wagons. Adjutant General Wash
burn han been stationed at. St. Altman by the
Governor of Vermont, and will ant under the
orders of the Governor.
General). Sweeney ands pear held it consul
Mm
ie at st. Albans yesterday afternoon. The
result of the conference In said to be that the
Fenian pronpects are brlghtuning and they
mean to light. Provisions, arms, ammunition,
equipments and men are now on the way, and
an early advance is contemplated. General
Sweeney would remain until u:.-day.
One special nays the Penises near St. Al
bans hare artillery, and are the main body of
the Fenlan army.
General Made, at Ogdensburg, has receive I
Information that leoo Pentane commenCed
movement from illgtigatc. Vermont, on La
nada, nil directed an °Meer to follow them
Anti liVM,] a tot-neti .1 neutrality, if prissiblo.
[lts Information Maces the total Fenian force
at 1.000, and A - dhoti!. artillery. Thong!. lie
tin but I.cus troops to guard a thousann miles
.if (tout., hr does not anticipate serious
mulls.
'rue value of Fenian munitions taken at
Ittehellle Is astlmato.l at $21X1,000, conga...el of
, peneer rifles, earl/Ines, knapsacks, ammuni
tion accou trete.= LF.
Colonel Dotitpie, of the First Potted State
Artillery, arrii tot at ttgilertstiory anti take.
communit "I the United States forces.
i,g.tensburg ursunal Is noarly mica watt cap
rril FI.IIIIIII ktortm.
yetinertyl lynch, eonyin•niling the Fenian, It
Ituttsio diet net has orilcisel a coucentrutiO
I
of hie tort... at tahav la
A Detroit telegram says : Scores of nosple
lous are pouring Into 'Kande, while
there are fully two trionsand Fenian/. loung
ing &isnot this city The bloc to he struck on
the a - cistern frontier is certainly near et hand.
L. snail util and American authorities are on the
alert—the former with eight hundred men and
a batten of artillery. end the latter whii
these rout pen les of regulars.
The revenue cutters Johnsen and Sherman
are at wed shun eta guns.
The renlaus assert that Sweeney will not
attack In the klaet till au expedition is ready
to strike in the West
quite • number of Fenian. stole italo C.o.}
o-da.y.11.1.1 art xurrored to to telagranlA
altrw l destructlarn lota. Some ware artestr
awl J^ll,l not sarntu.
At Detroit thr Fantails are all entbuioatiti
f!.r•ru. SvE ernry. an t largi• glum born ti ire on
Burr I CO, June 6—The F.".rpreat publethoa th
nano, 4 , f tlity-ntnl prno , uora capture-41 at For
Erie, viln are now In tan St
Sn Weet..
At the Fenian meetlios. held here last nigh
Itr. litzgernkl, uho ti Fenian Mtet°
.poke of the Late movement niCrtht , t Fort En
And tall It was made by order of , teiter
caret e t It an. Intended to draw the inn,
and( of the enemy from Iten ndronghold. anal It
etn , ere4l..t tar Metter than •-a. sported.lt
°
a. a. our , the great nntrntiretle tnurelnuitt• that
e•eeney a - 1,1 duplu-ate It> tar-morrow.
.1a) ~ hean-I th•t thee would hear the
reeunt nntran.nnt In movement.
LA•patehes hae been reeeteed In the city to
-lav,•talnrig that at a %tall meeting held nit
n. nun-n. 11,1 three thnuntatn.l .lollars an, enlnr
te..l to all In the wort. and also that a brigade
nnoter and n.f the rebel twnera I 11mi:re
-ten and I.nnanel want ready. nit'sn
I..o.yett nu Iran tort's-eight hours Int the
ftnnint Itsr
,„ „ • w 1, %. 1, •ea ..1% the frontier to
nnd belere teeny hours they might ex ,
t.. hear rtf 1/1.• In, tag done sofnetltlng.
A :detenteul t.uu.Lhed tu the I:rpresa thh.
in..rtiLne on). not some fifteen hundred Fe
ttle.ns 10.1 tee tae ewe.rayon trains Wend
et...we-rd. About lire Ituudreil left el els r.e
mud eight handing.. eta later hour The tail
nientloued force Sent k•Zr tatelet the .•..tuturtel
wpuldr: 14mahtio. had rtturnul aut
ing tLe aIN ti , ,
11,Y With tho 0.11r,111.1011 ot
night loeforc from Dunklrk. gVWrLllllp net
czeurelon.
. . •
heir:dug about Baler , * 'wing w
potht ui renders sue the tchthior i '`w r` -
port wes probably Wield/stud ae 4 band, At
pregent boos are none three buthirert and
city rev/tare stationed a.t flirt Porter, to ad
.111.1" Y I. WWI OM" 1:118.1 - thl Oil citlG9 at potato hi
immediate vielllity.
lb 'rat", June. —The Penton emcees. 114r1-
berth g fifteen, that had Owen held Cu board the
Michigan, were brought out on a writ of habeas
eolith- J digs its ton thig forenoon, ah d
remanded to the e.tody of the nth,
wtaces Misr-hal Th in aa. done, and they were
ithusediateiy In - trash( before United state,
ourmigthoner Parker. The charge a .'
1.11,11 tor violating the neutrality lawn,
.011 n they plead hot guilty, null
then remanded to the charge of Lb. United
ea Mal aLal, mad taken to the city
heir ease w tit he called up to-morrow tasfure
the United -tatter Coninthesionerr, anti that
is ill then be reinsured on giving had in stab
cient thing, with good gerurity, to roomer at
some [[attire day the indictments under the
centrality laws The privates are released Ito
their own recownisancea.
roathasir, Juno 6.—A opeoLal dispatch fry m
Montreal 1,0 the Press atatee an the authority
01 the Montreal Herald that Col. Lowry, of the
47th lit dish reg Mare, learning that come of the
Yentas prisatherg on board the United Staten
guaboat Miehigan had ethulthd, sent word that
If any more were permitted to escape, he would
fire upon her.
Investigation Into the Rerehaats• Mush,
FaDaro--'rearible Stalls at Sahara Cl
Deuar.ol---lere Honored Crime► Com
m...tea Within Three Days.
Nrw Vohs, June ri,—A Washington special
ut the morning papers fart: IRVEleitiglitiO.
I I/ to 111 c• Mflrt.huntd . National Bank affair show
that elowts were swappod (or a low nays, and
t l,e MOgel. 1. 1 . 1 / 1 00118 expedients resorted to 01
robbing I•rter to pay 1 carried on hero 10r
months, right tinder Late eyes of the Govern
ment.
. .
The laveetlgattug Cthnonttee at Memphis
[lnd nearly two hundred dlettaeL crLmee M* - -
pertatedlettlllll three nave, snany of them by
pull,e and other city authortileeiembratung
murder, rapt, arnou, burglarlen, highway
robber tea, maiming, etc. The olTundert, walk
the envois In wen day, and no Man bee been
arrented.
finttertng in s pin and booletana
—Viso:line In the South. i'XisdlOSell•
Gis.'isnort,.Tune 6.—The Cdtachet Memphis
special gives u gloomy account of affairs in
Mississippi and Louisiana from destruction by
floods, coldeather, de., Ina predicts that
there will be n famine in the ...sOUtti tbefOre an
other sea Son. 'Planters liefaceted Planting
grain, hoping for an initnanse Yield Of Cotton
and big prices. In many places planters ere
out of money and have no provisions. Moe
-111.8 will give DO more credit, though mort
gages are offered on coming crops at low fig
res. The consequence must be that planta
tions will be abandoned, unless money and
supplies are obtainal from the Ninth.
Trial of Davis—The President Ex
Corindenee In Virirtalla Jury.
Now Toes, Janue.—Thc Tribune's Richmond
dispatch says: The President bus expressed
confidence in a Jury of Virginia gentlemen,
even on the question of treason. The Presi
dent has utno expressed Ins disbelief in the
charge of assassination brought against Davis,
and also that of killing prisobers.
•
Bbot by et Borgler.
Cutinanati,June mentor, of um
celebrated 'Meiliar's Band, Was mortally
wounded by a pistol ball tired by a burglar,
who outured lob house at Newport. Kentucky,
this torenone, for the purpose of robbery.
Mentor's son afterwards shot the burglar, fa
tally wounding "
QTATERENT OF THE REAL ES- ,
U TATE SAV IMUS VeriTUT/UN, ua the .14Itti
day of Aortl, 11 , 00.
ASSETS.
Bonds and Mtgages,lbelng first
liens on Me or al Estate.) ...... ~./132136,00 00
U. S. a-110 Moues ro,
U. ~ Bonds. ........... Oa
Heal Estate 4SIOI/
Interest Sot Moyle?, on stove, i •
(not pet realised, 1............ L0w
0111 re Yornltnre 1105 130
Cash. 42,611 :a
Tvtal
LIABILIIIE2I.
Amount due Depoeltura $.1b3,1110 71
Amount. the Dep. , •ltura, luta.
reel !tar let,
Ile t.ontlagent Fund
132=11
T ilt above Is It true et/Moment.
A. A, CIA/MIEN, Treakorer t
Ittlerklgned A nailing Committee have
nod ono the lortgotng alatutnent retreat.
&AL ISMIM.
71. °ALAND.
IJP . THE IIith'ITUTIO.N.
Presldeut -/ AC *okitut. Vino President — W.. l / ,
t boiteltor—r. ItnAvsolo , TODD.
Td . T. M. Hone. H . IC. Moor
head. lette4 Jones, C. G. llossey, Joeob
Painter, Llarvey Childs, W. H. Copeland, Wm. U.
Smith.
Interest allured on Deposits In this Inetttatlon At
c
ce
n o
ip
odd be sooed to the principal and compounded.
Intereat commence. on 1/aposlist and
16th days ot-•••17 month. •
Open tor.,1.1.00•11Wolti. I A 0. to *o'clock P.' , /,'
nolo , : also, on esttneday eeelngs from , / ton o'clock.
Oincs.-113 alt/OUTH ISTIOCZT, Pltt.burAlt, rS.
Perlolloll
THE QJEEN! THE QUEEN.
THE (t EEN OF
HAIR RESTORERS!
btt ‘4I'KEN /1 tt RESTi.it
is tfeFEN, to uul) In NAV, but int.n ',tn.
la the Bea Flair Re•torer ever offered to
the Public.
An In WIN. , nc,, , rixn and ri.tsEitl'Ex of the
Flair If falthally apidled.
CL is no Bair Dye.
It artp Alertly upon theoo“ of ih, hat- rnanv
gr,,y r lire color: arr..sting pre
maw, dr•C, and falling nut or hair, ',wile at-
In; neurf and dandruff. and curing all hutudr t.r the
calp.
It wl!I climge vrtry hair to ~ft luAu
rlant
It ins h arts .
ligh trui fragrance to the hair.
sort,lf ou vrloh to restore your ha. .n In
yoUth..,nd .cts:ln It through lit, use
HRS. YINSLOWS URI\ HAIR RESTORER.
Prtc, Ol µr laattle. Sold 1,, all Draggle,
R. E, SELLERS &
Wholesale Agents
Mr WM. BARNHILL & CO..
BOILER MAKERS
aND
SHEET IROR WORKERS,
Not. 20, 22, 24 and 26 Penn street.
Hamng ar•eu red a large yard, and Burnished it with
the most approved macbinery, we are prepared to
Inanufacture every description of BOILERS. In the
to luau tits., and warrant.] equal to say made in the
cntry. CHIMNEYS, flitEEelli NU. FIRE REDS,
sT ou lid PIPFLN LOUtifiliTlVE BOILERS, CON
DENSERS, SALT PANS. TANEN., LILL STILLS,
AtiITATOR.S. RETTLI N4l PANS, BOILER IRON,
BRIDGES. It CIS Alt PA NS; and sole manufacturers
in BARNHILL% PATENT BOILERS. Repairing
done on the anorteet tlOtiCe, ma:rtl
rgier LAKE SUPERIOR
COPPER MILL AND SMELTING WORKS'
PIrrTSBURULL
PARK., McCITRDY & CO.
Idsoufacturer• of SHEATHINti, BRAZIER.S• A_ND
BOLT COPPER., PRESSED COPPER. BUTTOMI.4,
RAISED STILL. BOTTOMS, SPELTER SOLDER.
A 16.3, Itattorters and dealer. Co METALS, TIN
PLATY, SHEET (BON, WIRE, 10. Corm:ll.ly on
hand. TIN N ERS• MAC H F.B and TOOLS. %A on
house, No. Do- FIRE, And 1.3)11..A.v58T1.1[19, Pitts
burgh. Speelal orders of Copper cut to say deolred
pattern. mph.: 3414i•fT
!RI — PITTSBURGH SAW WORKS,
HUBBARD. into. £ CO, •
ers of VA I Es I sol NOCIttULAIt.s. +arms,
I•AST STEEL SAWS, of every deverty.lob.
Ruley, Cross-Cut, Oans.and .11 other varieties
AM kind* of KNIVEZ and XPKIN WS, tuad• from
Sheet Cast-titer]; Extra Reined REAPER AND
MOWING KNIVES, Ac.
- - -
Kir Warehouse and Win as. manor W•Vrat and
rittaiburyo.
Particular attrution paid to re-tontblng. gumming
and atralgbleolug Clroular nsdas; also. rrpairs of all
kinds. munching and Drilling done at rnaaonable
lrn:r.ll
•
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•
ar110113111•139N, REA & toy (Kut:
cmor• to noemeox, idtterm e
WAFTIOTpti WORKS.
Founders set t at eta, rittaburifts.
Manufacturers of BOAT ANL/ BTATION KILT
STEAM KNOINES 3 BLAST ENGINES, MILL. MA
ritisEnv, I...KARIM], 811,A rTINO, nt
al. TA.N And 3T1L1..6, BOILER
AND SHEET IRON WORK.
MMMMiVE=II2I
W"JOIIN COCHRAN &
klatlufacturer• of IlbrfN VAULTS AND
VAULT I/0 , 1L5., IKON RAILINti, WINDOW
SHUTTERS. WI.
sECOND and 86 THIRD STREET. twt.evn W0.,1
and Starlet, bare ot. band a varttty of new patterns,
and plat. 00l able for all mt.*
rn"' .l4 Particular atte.ntlon paid r to Hang e
Lots. Jobbing door at abort notice. cutig r .l
r4PRIIARRIACiE AND CELIBACY,
..f ming and In.tructlon oar
Young NI, n ant! A1m..., pr t.•-
t rate thr. vital pourer, with •urr EtL.,lll..rf rel.!
fry, of (13 rgr In rnv,•,•-•
J il.l IN 1,11T ,, N. +tr.! A
aa.tation. VbilaJelphla Pa mr=.l, p.t.wT
POLITICAL
REPERUXAN EXEC
- VTI "lIMITTEF. I , Y AI.I.6tIIIEN
01; it YON 1%66-1.
Jolt NI W. ILLUDia, Citatromi.acLawrenervlll.n.
CAPT. W. ',ERWIN Tem,r‘oec,'llle
M=MM
IMILID3O
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WM. U. W 11.Ln.
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t;. itlt k Y rp,er gt 7 Il
ro+n,tib
D. Ai. 01 ...2totdo.on Towvablp.
AIcKEI.V . .1V 11k.0.7 oorb•hlp.
.11nal.t WftslaingC.,
JAMES 01 , E.6(0:. . .
A 1101 , 5Y . La.r)
NEU VEYINFII. ./taldwl.l lAwn,lllll,
WM I' ..... . . (
.11,AE.1 . 11 A 1(1,71.1CH . 1: 1_LI.
W It N
( ALI/luau al an I:our.iy l ou•entIoll.
l'lrrattc June 141
....L.... meet ot, laT RD Al.
Juot 9ta, at r. at the t , 113c,
M N. Kay.. cum,. i.A.tth and I.irato
streets, rlttaburFO.
1 .c.tl JOHN 10. ILIDI/E1.1.. ettairsaaa.
CONtiIkiEsSION AL CONVEIiTION,
22d DISTRICT.
The l'Nl.$S 11F.11 . 111.1 , Vi , TEILS of the ZSI
ousTne•toun.ilnuurlet Are r, quested to meet at llor
pla.c., of nonlini elentlnuel lu tln varloae
linrountaa arn3 Fnneoltilpn. to nalel Lnearlet,
On Saingrdny, August Ilth
An, otert Twit 1111.1.GATEn from each ely,tlort
IQlnt, In tiooutt (O leution no TLIEu-
DAY, .I.l.!lit:lrt 14th, at No n
vloclt a. mo for the
f rurpn.o. of placing In notulau”on a candtdat.r fur
Th g o " p;imary plootlons In the lown•tup• I.'lll for
hold hot areru thy hour. of four •0.1..11 o cl,o k, and
In the ward. •0.1 fftwoughs hetwyen thy hour* of
four arof n 1 w In Ito Irti• •0.1 hor.
•gis II the P1,L,111, •Yil tiro
own...taps br tuus.lng or 117 be.,rot.
Hi order thr otrAntltre.
W. J. U11.11,,K16, 1 It aLI man.
KY ' ; ' '; ' „% rtr. • We rrtarlra.
I
14rCONGRESS, 224 DISTRICT.
HON. J. K. MOORHEAD
Placed himself al the dip p.m! of ti. Mends,
to response to their rail made on him. Ills name I.
them a. a ~andlf ata• for mina
then To r eTo[47: "
tie action of the alma Republican ttrunly onven
apT.te
Uf CONCiRENS
GENERAL MS. S. NEOLEY
IS A CANDIDATE IN THE /5110
mbe.lmd
tRrICONGUESS.—The Mends of
HON. JOHN P. PENNEY
%VIII present hie name to the Con•ention of U.
Union party. roe nomination as aeandidate for Con
gress In the Ind Dlstrset. inhtiolwd
NOTICES.
N CrTICTE.
O,IICI USITZ Stifle Patio CO:et:SUS, )
naPtern, ilhanPOirD 2 Co.. Proprietors. j
,
E WOULD MOST RESPECT
FULLY announce that I cunalderatlon of the
following ...meat (a. d we trust sultan/el-tory I reason..
we have naaliv concluded that a postponetneut
would be equally ad•entageou• to the public and
uurselvd, namely, that we prefer lu
Dispose of all the Tickets and give
the Public all the Prizes,
than to bold a anat.tity of tickets (as proprietors
annually do) and thereby enhance our chaneca of
drawing the large prizes.
Tho drawn beinbent will be publlvbed In the Chi
cago 4alny papers as soon no drawn, and when the
drawing Is over each agent will be furnished with a
complete list of the drawn numbers.
In rlrw of the above reasons, which we hove will
prove eminently satisfactory,
WE HAVE POSTPONED THE DRAWING
UNTIL TILE
9th Day of July, 1866.
inr.tl:b64 WIGGIN,L BRADFORD & co
lii t~TICE.
THE SEINAINEVG PART of the
10.177 gropertV for .: l ora h l oluot;°. B , o q. Ito rasa.
cploridld for garilsolug purposes or for city resi
dence. Apply to NAL b. Bt/YD, of the lance of
Kirkpatrick A Mellon, cornor or Diamond suil
Oront streets, or lo BICHA.111) ALLEN, on the
property, at Lower et. Clair Botch • isiralkal
TOBACCO, CIGARS, &6.
EXCELSIOR TOBACCO WORKS
R. & W. JENKINSON,
swir-rwerruza or ALL HINDS or
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGABS,
=
Third door Cron Suspension 'Midge,
• ALLAGII EX I. PA.
Branch Iltoro in Salm, Ohlo. rarLlibild
R. B. JEFFRIES,
Idanntadanror an
In all d 'Whole•ale and Ratan
Dealer kindle of
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TOBACCII,INUFF AND SOARS,
No. 6 St. Clair If ;root, Pittsburgh, Pa
air A lame assortment or SIEERSOIILini PIPES
and SMOKING Tulle. , •co or Ilse best quality kepi
no hands. ineVeM'S
GEO - 11 - BLUMENSCHEIN
MEI
vezh. r GO
.1,..44 75
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IFILEB IN FOREIGN 41D DOESTIC
sEGAgs, CHEWING TOBAGO°,
Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, k.c.,
neici: 4 eseevelzamia. g3tro.ot,
Nest comer or 'Abort), )
4,-a:tqc_PITTSBURGH, PA.
JOHN VIEGRAVIT P
REANUFACTIIII.E.R OF
AHD
. I4DOLERALE AND ILATAIL DEALER IN
9'OBACIICD4 SNUFF AND SEGARS,
ltkiwza.ct Elesembt.
Apforal usoruneut or Smoking Tobacco, Mper
net WeiIICCO r 0141411 law•To on Lund, mys4:t4.l
ELEGANT RESIDENCE
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la offered for sale. Tnle nonce, In point of
comforts. conveniences and elegance, Is equal to
.y In the ,Ity.
The Lot has a front of fifty feet on South , oco
mon. and ...ends back '440 feet to Water alley.
Stable. Carnage House, I.rape Arno, and every
tblrg In complete order.
The FURNITURE In the house Is also offered for
Apply In
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.}'I%E RESIDENCE
ONF ,(), THE HFST PORTIONS OF .A.LLE
1111EN Y CITY. A huge and thoroughly (Inhaled
two-story 10ouhte Brick Deretang, containing 14
rooms, spar,. sud airy hall, ,both goon; ruar ,-
tries. eloasta and • LYra Mr proof safe. The ample
grounds surrsundlng the rimpsion abound In choice
grapes and fruit, aml shade (ryes. A :stable and
Coach House, with other out - hulldlngs, combine to
make this a first-class reshltu re. For ((entente.,
apply to S. 1. BRYAN,
Ilr.ok/(t In (storks sod heal Estate.
In yr. S Fourth at., (Burke'. Bulldlrig•)
SEWICKLEY COUNTRY: SEAT
• superior double two-story Brick Dwelling, with
back building. containing twelve room. and bath
room, with marble mantles and general aural bulb.
About one acre of ground, with extensive grape .
arbor and good fruit trees. Five minute.' walk
from newlekleyville elation. Hourly trains un the
I'. F. W, & ('. It. Q. make this ao convenient as an,
of Oar hearer suburb* of the city. Apply to
b. 8. BRYAN,
Broker In blocks end Real Estate,
myV 57 Fourth street, (Burke'• Building.)
5 . 1 4 ACRES OF LARD,
HOMEWOOD STATION, PENNA. H, R.,
=II
mr= No. lie WA," street, I'lltsburdb.
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COAL Alf D LIME PROPERTY
YV It LE. —On the tlteuhemyille Hal troll° •
seven from the Y.
CON TAINLN iVNE eNDILED AID ratailiTY•
tltealkl and Watrr Flouring and maw 31111, and other
tine laproVeMente.
A 1..., shout Eighty ACV., Of COAL, without the
•nh.inloA e.
Ai'r u. tv arOas ori central
Itaituad. w Ito acre. ali.l . l.,Saere.
Ifur.furthet particular.. el,49 L u Li
IIZArm
lOppubar ne Cattzedr./..)
(615 Nu. Ilu loran t
FOR SALE.
I . ots6ElshlON (AVEN APRIL IBT.
A Delightflul Residence in ll'Clure Tp.
The Lot Is IA the highest state of cultivation
Two geo.t togs on the premises.
For terms. enquire of
Rea. Estate enter and Insurance Agent.
m. 17.1 Se.. en Yederai street. Al.eglieny.
FOR SALE—A Farm of 216 acres,
situate In I•lunt towutttli.. ♦tleguen7 COUPI7.
Inc Imp,o•euteuta are a two-otory Frame
with rnow. nod ka,clie, a i•rife Ran:
ham bu by 60. Sal out-buildings;
chard. 17, cleared and In a good • or Cul
:M.l.lon. the mud I. of Use urs. duallt),•well
ul•pted for it al u stock, .u.l Is ail urbienald With
I on.. a very large amount of Loco. umber. Poe-
•eastou alvva t/amediate.l3,,oft v,mant to cuurches,
soltools. wills, Sc. /or (antler particulars, ert
quire of is. H. II.VVEN. Heal Estate Ascot, No
104 roan!t street. ray17.a.51
FOll SALE,
MC=
L•.rrne••C'is.
Pit'shut:4la
80., Tuw.norilli%
;few Irk! y
I litsburytt
IleKb y
. Ellsabe•lt
Only ot.venteen minute,' ride from the Union Depot.
IN EL, h AND A HALF Ar,ltte, adjolning the
~ I dencep of Alei. Bradley, !ars. Or
I , rnny, and hvautifu,i, mooted for • Country Iles
klenee•JuliN ItAll.tl,
btoa, Heal !state Broker.
jet
Mc k
No. lot Fourth •treet.
UR riekLE—.4 Brick Dwelling,
•Ituatr 1% •tern A.leghtn)
on,loll, or ion 1, , •11111, room athi
Elr. es. not •011 cow J•er, mod •,It•reo 11•11. ail In
to el cootlillon. lot 0) 103 feet. Al., • N &caul
toot +4lothliqi the 01.0 vr, 2) 12.5 fret. to a Al foot
ot• ert The 1•. t• are pixoted e - ith feud trio, and
erepr h..... • ter hlettec fur 007 SCI 4.
11e11.14,1 doing bu•ltiet• In the ill) rJr te.111.1.41
full partieu.•ra. appli ..0 the premien, to
.11/TC3IELL.
n1y..n77 No. 13 Western Av., Allegheny.
VOR SALE.---SEWICKLEY 11E81-
Twenry.slx acres of land In high
state of eultlrsElon, whir, Is •two-•tory Irseue
coutaille I Ivr ryu..1115. null! modern
rlv.t c:lxr under live whole house (loud rrAhle
at,rarriage F..1.c letat .ter. Fifteen
bum. re, t rv , rs. Including r %,r7 ~ tier!. Three
re• In forest trees near the noose. Cold grapery
null abounding In shroldser) And ry gra.
.151 It. BAILEY.
:quell,. and Heal Estate Broker.
ray= Ite Fourth mreet...
lOn SALE—A Farm of laSi acres,
In Elizabeth township. Atlegheny eoutity„,Pa,
near the 1 ougialugheny rl‘er. the 1 / 1 41/01,0elle
are • 11,01,1 J Log Neu .' good Ilan, Otable and
other out-Oulld,u,. renesue •e gun:rally good: w ell
watere d. eteared. 10. of Llmeatone. the
under •
•eln about tect tract. the upper •eln ty
feel, very eerie eillent to the river. It is well tim
bered with the best whit.. oak and black walnut
tsalbcr. fr.= k per acre. lor further portico
ars. enqulre..f Ti g.R, Meal Estate Agent.
No 104 loom,. 'We". inyl7.a4o
1 4 '011 SALE OR EXCILILAGE—That
very deolrable t otry at, known • •Eleaa
•nt Home.' situ•ted to ur tulle. Crum the CM,. /5
Milt. [NMI LaUghllll, oio
tatn, L
mites from am:
Lita.rty, fermerty the reside.. of Leopold delft.
coutainlng Iva acrs ot ground, d of widen la
;dented with •rult of the heat cndiectiuts and in groat
variety, I sores to grapes. Large Cottage It weding
lions, tenant Imo., two barns, good stabling. ace
Apply to B. IteLel Z. a to.. 122 WOliftil at.
YENNSYLVANLA AVENUE PROP
6RIY 01. 1 14 OSLO.. —A neat Brick Dwelllng
Bobo, pleasantly situate, with lot of ground 24 feet
(runt by 1110 feet deep to tolsrell street, garden,
large pear tree, shrubbery. etc. The house Is ar
ranged with heal, two • tparlors ining room, kitch
en, four o n . noodled atic, wash bouae, all
well papered and painted, and lbonler. Ap
ply to Z. I."I:THISEBTtrod &
Jed II Market street.
_
p Etil Dlllll CE AND IMPROVED
PILLit teen OF )It 1 EEN A OKI. YU. SA-L,ll,
A r HAZELWOOD. four mules from PitLaini,gn try
t onnellest lie Reltro.l. Flue STtoNE QUARR
eutl goutt rent oi
et e t
on the promises. IN ul be
tont entire, ur dlettled to salt puroheeers. Enquire
of 1.0. U. h. FLOWER.,
lieselwood Math., or 03 Diamond .trey[,
my II ale ettlaburign. Penn. `
VOR SALE—A pleasant Country
Rieldniace, et Mlle WOW./ ISTALTION, Pcnney,l
•iiale Railroad, tAle-belf nano from Wilkineburg;
acres ol Lend; a nne new Dwelting contenting II
rooms, end cellar uneern. alb. WIII sell the house
wall three or nee sere., or toe whole, to cult Put
cheeer. For further Information, oat.., U. 11
'COWER. 1114 Fourth street, or on the psrallsee.
no 7.ei I J. KING.
.`OH SALE,
THAT Tlingit-STORY BRICK L/WELLINO,
No. Is: Second street. containing eight rooms and
attic. Sins and water up stairs. Range in kitchen.
JOHN 1). BAILEY,
Mock and Beal Estate Broker,
107 Th No. 102 Fourth street.
14'OR SALE-About FORTY HUMID
LOtn, to plan laid out by .
Teruo
lacKalii and
myself ou Wood'. Roo, cloeu to t'
email oraboul, down; balmier on ow gOTwasoo on.
Alio, Unproved Dwelling, with choice
abrobloiT and Mit. Title perfect, gaga 51.7
Oil Tool \Turbo, Noe. XI, L and 01 Vide street, Alio
filmy, or of ;Loots )ic Kul v, uo the premises.
turl.arl
82
, 200 WILL PUItCHASE
A TWO STOUT
332.L.103Ers 7:YVVEIT-a-T-a1.1V4131 1 -
And LOT.YA by Chartiers.utreet, Allegheny
City. For further particulars, enquire of 4.1. 13.
TOWER, No. tag Fourth street. triyLSruill
L'Olt SALE—A two-story Brick
J. Dwelling ef room., bal. and vestibule, three
years built, with lot bp MO feet, situate on /Lull'
LIWI . CILICCVnie, all la complete order. For
further Information, term., ep Beal
ItmuranCe Office of . 11. LIATEd,
alls 2 Bailor street, Lawrenceville.
JUST RECEIVED A VERT LARGE
arid beim Block of
METROPOLITAN,
CUTAWAY SUITS;
FOR SUMMER WEAR,
or the Ecwest Styles of OACSLMERE and LIE E%
GOODS, which we ore selling at the LOWEST ILSE
EET
sir An seri) . call Is respectfully solicited t o
GRAY & LOGAN,
47 St. Clair Street.
cirisibE
HENIIIE G. HALE,
mrscatarr TAILOR,
NORNIFIff 0411110 el PM 8 ff. 616111 8118111.
Matz. go ;Inn= thanks to Me Mends and the pot ,
110 generally for then liberal patronage, and would
opectfully Wenn Ugem that he, boa pot reptrti-
Rum ilte•Laotern markets tettn a luge tog : well
e
aeleeted Marla: •
VINE WOOLEN GOOD'S,
Vocalist'', adapted to IS SPRING
DIIMOIM Wia" )64
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r%7IrIMMI
FOR !SALMI.
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JAMES H. HOPKINS.
103 Fifth Street.
ifs C:01.4. EI-A—MaD
FOR 13-ZLMI.I3,
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FOR SES.a....T-sl/1
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JAMEts T. SAMPLE,
At Militate Station, Pa. B. 8.,
u 91:
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ROT'S CLOTHING.
KNICKERBOCKER,
HARNEY,
GARIBALDA. and
ANITMEENTS.
.
OPERA HOUSE.
N•G[lt.
First clgla of lb, rharmlug oQng a,-Trtus,
1I I'IIARIArrTE TIKOMFI.i4)",
W I n t o
... be i Lif Rat, play apart
o t r e t r h ,: . f J 1. I
.13.17.1%1 EL MLA. CJ113,...
First appearance or the eele heated cornmealan,
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Who will pre..nt hi, 6re•t speclalti
Tl 7 R&M .TIRGE,
WITH NON Ob AND DANCES.
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
LEserx •No W M. HS:. DEIL,ON
Fourth night of the re-engagement or
MRS. ETTIE lIENDERSON
Who will appear as DIA VoLINE In the
easmr - Ersr EIXASIWEIRIES;
11333: - v - li7ac EillarritrißLlS;
61331711111 V SESX/EVRMAXILJEI,
OR. TILE BIRTH OF CUPID.
ETTIE HENDERSON AS DIAVOLIN E.
TRIMBLE'S VARIETIES THEA
TRE—SoIe Proprietor, BEN. Turyst..
CREAT ATTRACTION FOR THIS WEEK.
MORE NEW Si NILS ADDED TO TOE. VARIE
TIES TROUPE.
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world. sod
JOHNNY HEE(i).. N. the Champion Jig Hance,
WILL APPEAR EVERY E ENINIi THIS W Fail/
:333 . 33,b90
BILLIARDS! BILLL4JRDSI I
DELAT7=I:IO D. .113.51Lar,
Respectfully announces to his friend. and the pub
lic generailv, thathe has lust opened the new and
entamodlous BILLIARD Ri /I CUlthiEß F
LIBERTY A\'° err. CLAIR tITREETS, entrance
from at. I lair. The Table. are new, and COLL. net
...I In the most approved a. , •1 elegant style, and all
the appurtenaures newsnd c..mplete. Every
thing which may are tk/ the pleasure and enluy
inent of his patron. al:lorded.
PROFESSIONAL
JOHN W. TAYLOR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 69 Grant Street.
PX•rrinEll3ll7l=l. 4 Gk 3Ef.,
.ya.bao
MACKELEL.L & McCOMBS,
ATTORNEYS a. COUNSELLORS AT LAW
No. 89 Grant Street,
rrrTset RGFI, PA.
M y 2 ,1 b 26
W. J. & HILL PATTERSON
Law and Claim Office,
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Pelagic.. Local and Government Bonntles, Back
'ay. Pets. Money, &c., collected.
OFFICERS' ACCOUNT'S ADJUSTED,
Collection. made, Deed. Letter.; of Attorney
Bond.. along Aver. rte., written, and all legal burl
nem promptly attended to.ntyl9:lB6
CLAIM AGE.NTS.
ARTHURS & RIDDELL,
No. 135 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ALL DISOHARGED VETERANS
Who did not Receive a Loan' Bounty
OR THEIR HEIRS,
Coo have the same collouted through um. Apply
pervonally. or by mull. up2weall&tuawr
B. F. BROWN.
Local Claim Agent,
V. S. SAN. COM.,
Office, No. 67 Fourth Street,
INECOND FLOOR. I
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pent'lons, Bounties, and Arrear 4
of Pay Promptly collected.
No charge made until claim• are Bellied, and then
but • moderate fee. tuya:OV.l
JOHN A. STRAIN.
Ex-Officio, Justice of the Peace,
AND POLICE lIAGMTILA fE.
(Mee, 112 Fitt6 St., opposite Cathedral,
PITTBBUROII, PA.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments.
Depositions and all La al Busloess exec ated . w 1111
ss
promptne and dispatch. myl9.aisi
JANCEI, NOTARY
PUBLIC, JUBTICE OF THE PEACE, Ahi Ii
HEAT ESTATE AGENT. Office, corner of Both ,
and Itra , o street*, LAWMEN CEVI LTC..
„t o M e lVE:lll: l ,tfo i Ti e . " .,.%. `h o;E:. ' n r L h , ' ; ` „,Al, d ,
ion and ailinow lodgment of ail kinds of Leg.
Convey OD C.
WII.I.IAhI JANCEL
Justice of the Pea,e and Notary Public
aylb:
EIINTACE EL MORROW,
ALDERMAN AND CONVEYANCER,
'72 Penstsy/oania .Ivenue,
Toot of the tato sion and oppoint Chitlins Street.
r0y72...10.6
WILLIAM F. ROBB,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Office, No. 93 Diamond St., Pittsburgh
my 17 ..44
CHATHAM T. EWING,
Attorney at Law,
NO. 09 GRANT BT., PITTSBURGH, PA.
aa , Comrattaloner for Ohio. Kentucky, Well
Virginia, Missouri and other States. aerie:eV
a,. LLITAIIY CLAIMS, PIENSIONs
Bill:INTIK& BACK PAY and Killtary Ciento
of every description, collected the subscriber, al
the following rates, Pens ens, PIO;
Law
all othe•
0.60, C. C.
At terner TAYIAI
. _
Mantond street, oppoole the Court House.
N. B.—No charges arem a
ade If the Malta dorm nu,
aneroid, and all Information given great. set,
L . P. STONE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
orriort, W DIAMOND BTRZICT..OOpoine
•ur %Nouse Pittabargh. P. 1240.213 Di
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE FIRM OF DAY & HAYDEN
bee this day been dlesolved, the nitre ueets 01
the hem haelnA been ptachuted by DAY . !CADDY
*SPAN°. S. Y. DAY.
T. S. IiAIbEN
Prrrsinnmu. May 18th, 186 fl.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned haring_ purchased the ctatre
Meek and assets of DAY a - HAYDEN. purlieu, eon•
Muting the busbies. of the old Arm at Noe. 45
WOOD. and Migi_and MIA Tatnn Scars% under the
of DAY. ad'Atitn d BP•NO.
J. F. DAY.
J. L. II'ABOY.
NORMAN IVAN°.
In announcing the above chant e, we beg leave to
asy to the trade that we shall continue the bushier*
of htannfacturlog and Importing BA.DDLERY
11.altat WARE In all Its branch ¢, desire to call
TlVs M or l Xl ' ' cleZrrt ' tot indr of BTAUb
WROUWIT PORT 131.4, to., to., which we be
lieve to be the best In the market for this and the
Western trade. We shall at all times keep a Mil
rad complete merortment of everyteing in oar Usc,
which we shall be glad to sell at lowest metatarsi..
R 7 friviag PmEopt personal attention to orders,
we hope to fent and receive a liberal thaw, of your
V
DAY, & SPANS
tap24:144
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
AMES B. OLIVER becomes a
•-• =moor of our firm, datlorg from Aprll =II. MOS.
ti•tob and ogle of Ilrm uttelumteo.
LEWIS, OLIV A PHILLIII3.
PLITSBOILOIL. May nth,
SIONoNGABELA IRON WORKS.
LEWIS, OLIVER & PHILLIPS,
141....U1MuTtSHEIL8 OT
Carnage and Tire Bolts, on and Washer.,
Wan !Mahler, I Pim. - and Wagon Bona
Bridge & &Igraine Bolts, , l'ayere Irons.
Uors
ro Plt
VI Malian lh Hinges. lull oo
Irene. BOaa
ge.
06.08 AT 001100 LAD or NOW 310210NUAW.-
La ISAIDOS.
WAILBIibUtIE—W star and Market eeeeee
Pittsburgh. rerti:a6l
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAIITN'ERSHIP.
THE FIRM OF CURLING, RO
'maw CO. less dl solved ona the 3lst day
occoner, by the des hor DIVISGAN 110FIENI,Gti.
Edward lOthrldge hut paid .td adjusted GI claims
dnc to arm, eud has oanaterred his Interest
the
to George slbree. assignee of A. B. Curl
log, who 'lt settle GI claims due to orivald Oru.
GEORGE A.LIIR
/mu-nee Of A . Outline,
EDWARD mamizumg.
0 : 4 :'r, ;04-4 4 Wel
LAMES, SAVE YOUR MONEY
8 7 bevies your ula Table Ware
IiCE-PLATZD WITH 911.V1R.
alMakfa%,%llll4 lw
BASK &v,
Can all be ro-ptated and made to WOE A.lll, YY LL
ILQUAL TO NEW AT A. SKALL
JOBEat. coke/Num-J..
)(0‘ ? OPLIX
AUCTION SALES.
ADJOdIu\ ED
EUR2I
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
Itrvirtue of an order of the Orphan • Court of
I Ik•lianx count). there will be otter*, at outolle
In Lb, borough or ItlairAy lll,on
"Friday. 15th day of June. 1866,
thr ',ale of Fran.1..14.d0.5.• r. or
Iturrri 041 uorth
hr ..t Repine; the runt. by Ino.1• ol D.
ta.tulng WI 7.40 ...• ..•
11. Ile A 1.1. g. 1.05
trl out-Eg, r rik , r
•
Ht..
.I‘,l In „
1 -.0.,
through It to ..; ;,„ m lt etrs•
1111, Any t.
..slt pica. cull ou I 11..m.,.1 11..0 r lup ou the
premlsc..
Tutsts a ',Lk'. • ••11 endrtna
lion of oate. end , °lO net,ane. Le
by bond on , lo..trt,tge,
lrl
eret Bonne. In the horongh
,otelticte,l bt azt•l I J
A.lntlntxtra,,, , ,. 11l ordel tl.,
hitytli:tAttl A. L.
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GREAT' SALE
DELAWARE LANDS
The largeol. tnurt tleximsli REAL
ESTATE. 10 VAHMS, 'ha
for ssie at OM' tin]. In tn. Is.l.syr sr,
The xubAcriber. I.hlow rhA ne. • 'n'
tnents by y•tat... 1.. r, oiler
•nd at Pohl! Auction. ill II) 11,1/1/ SI InN A,
Mate of Itelawar,. at Y EI.I. n tit, El.. on
lbst 1.1. b de) of Juts. went,
TO commence at luy o'ciu,k. Ai p.Ati ..1 hle
haul Eatate, which, of Its kind. Is not •o r p. 11,1 by
any In this country, aa futlow, Nu* S l i d & 4, h and
b. are Panne hanclaotnely fitted ay nlmproved,
contalntne r•eh froto 50b ac es. All hare
Peach and Apple ~ r vhard,.. art. alto. to 4
Intl.. or n, nc, •11, •, • .I,lLtli
7, atrrttof Mtr•ls t.. ,n.I or
WE
12202111231
rnsnra
nel
Personaare requre tett In ea amine the prnperty
wfore the sale. rtote of COO. , tt tw wett it, tor to
od at the aide. Title good for clt pan et.
The terms be. tone-lthrel r”.1.1 , a0
credit of annual equal loetA.m. Isl,. to
y nes. Detsti of the terlh.... I he Ann
at the ital.. Ca, P.0 , ur...1.., app., itK
to the kub..erith e thrb ttt .... a .0.. r tatott
4:1 the rhpertv et .1 the to
tzth IJels, •r.. h•per.. fo. 101
nay', 1.8., I & ..Etr. LL.II
pUBLIC SALE
OLD DR. SHOENBERGER MANSION LOT,
Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh.
Under ILn order of the , trphaur' .'ours of Allethe
*minty, Ps.. I will, on
Friday, Junt 22d, 1866,
Al 2 r. upon 1111 sell by PO,-
110 As,iou 11. st 511 ii N. 1,105 s 110.6
and Lot of r• nce llr. PF..
TER t -II• ES Is Etd.i. d the F,lttl Ward,
11. tabors, I's.. hounded 1., ttoutiog on Penn
itreet one huh., t.. 5.•.• •s t e 'riot
by Anolle sir, et ••, ire • .I ' ., reel. on
the east the emus .11stan,-.. dt n 0.... Thomas
Blair. Esq.. and nn toe north t.no bond, d
store or less, by Pike street thr house being &large
double two-atory Brick Dwelling, with out build
ings.
Ebe property will be sold as a ',bole or In parts,
ea mai be found most advantageous. A plan of sub
division say be seen at the oilier of bilitt...N liElt
t• & et)., No. h 3 Water street. or al tat otllea of
JAB. & SON. so. da lirant street.
- • .
.T r g t •ril o r p a r t ,c 7l,wlllch will Clow 1. I Pw•ral r . reallt for
p
imts. . I 1 4 Le 11,4. given April
./el,lo:ir SA It A li h. stlit tY.N BEL:tint.
-
POSITIVE SALE 01' A TWO
sTititY 11UUSE A \IP TWo LOTS Al'
• 1.:("1 - 10.% —tin VILMA Y AFTERS°, June At!,
at three .'clock. on the p - ertil..e• u t Yoross
Elgtoh Ward, ...able Om, no nuOs °alit of (wort
000... will be sold two nand ontrlt 14,1[1, If.,
hay Ito a front of 41 feet el Fu. be, •treet. extending
uack eighty let, eigtt tOtti a toot 1.. toes to I laden
street. un which Is toweled a handsomel sWry
brick dwelling haring wide ball. psrlor. wo
dining
room. kitchen and w sub house ou ilrst door. th en
excellent chambers and bath room on second lel,
thoroughly finished stile. The house is built
throughout with pressed brick, wood work of a on
perlor character. grained anti stapertut In the best
tnanner, stucco ceilings. hot mad roll water, sod
other conveniences not usually found. Also Omit
nod grapes good teller and stone foundation.
Top enlca desl.log s comfortable dwelling this is s
rare opportunity. Terms all cash as the owner sails
fur California in Iwo weeks. Possession given On or
before the first of Jule. tor particulars cal, on the
premise. or
1.4 T. A. MeCLELLAN I), Auctioneer.
VURNITERE, CARPETS, PIANOS,
FRENCH I . I.ATE knit KW, EN Ottnt IN Ito,
AND ,UN Al' Al.. llt.N.—tie Tltun.s-
DA Y. June 7th. at IP o'dlorg t st ants yr. a.. al
Masonic Mall Anrllun 11.•uo., and 51 Ft It tt "'net,
111 to- 501 d.......... sitn..ntaro side t and
•tid , M
:'halm. n,art., an,
..thee and 1 , 11,1ng 11.1.11.er, Two
M tra, I.arrap, Baud*. Wall
Denk, lee Che•te. Bata Tutu, null it v.riely
ho.laellottl Kumla.
I'll "' ( ' !ICo n tZ, ' .l,f,a7l.lTg l . b' t
Jr.
Aiso:.large and el,r•nt French Plate Mirror..
large lot of Floe Engravings. and Frames.
leti T. A. Mcl LeLL.a.su, Auct.
LOBACCO AT AUCTION.—Thure.—
DAY ith at tt o'cloca, at
Masonic Hal AOctlon Hour, Mand 67 Filth street,
sill be Sold, 70 caddie..
en T. A..11 , 121.E.LLAN11. Auct.
PLUMBING. &e
ADDY, WILLIAMS & BARTLEY,
PX—CTAX3Et MMUS.
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.
Cor. Sixth and Smithfield Ms.,
.IE.I"I`T //3-13 Cr FLiC3b. 3EIC
AND
Cor. Beaver and Chestnut Sts..
MANCIIESTER.
All kinsts of Water, teas and ti•eas, Pl:mms kept
constantly on tom... ie
satat_
ABBY, WILLIAMS & BARTLEY,
VEEP ON HAND A SUPERIOR
article of
xxrcactaa
All lands of IRON P 1 MP, Il I' sHEET
LEAD, SHEET ZINC, LEAD PIPE. BA ID TI. HS,
aINKS, WATER CLuSETo, W ASH HASLNS,
'SASH STAN od, de. at their War. room,
Corner sixth and Smithfield Sire. ts,
ittodeof itEPAIRISti Sono promptly.
WAD orders by mall Iscomsdistaty attotosal to.
).stem
WELDON & KELLY,
PLUMBERS,
Gas and Steam Fitters,
AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
A large aosortm, or of
Chandeliers and Brackets, Lead
Pipe, Pumps, Nhcet Lead, &c.,
ALWAYS OV lla
164 Wood Street, near Sixth.
myr.;b7
NOTICE.
Private Families and Hotels
farutsbed srltb bast quality of
HYDRANT HOSE AND PIUS
AT SA ORTEuT NOTICE A N I) BEST TESL=
By calling 013
JOHN MAFFETT,
Nos. 121 and 129 First Street,
my17:040 PITTSBURGH, PA.
72 r. 1. 7 7 1 1 L— OA. Loaus)ol.
pLUMBING,
GAS in STEAM FITTING,
wzri. HYDRANTS. IRON PUMPS.
BURET ZINC tEAD
BAellNa,
WATER CLOSETS AND W ASRSI AN 9S.
ZrIPMEISTSEI - 00.,
ISucoessors to Addy A Zwoo.)
.No, 166 Wq:W44L,entstmr
PIANOS, ORGANS, &o
T HE BRADBURY, NEW
AND
Rehossocker I Co., Ph(lade/phut,
i 7; " .a. Da . 0 631 .
The Estey & Co.'s Cottage Orga it
AND AMERICAN ORGAN
Acknowledged by the beet muu. .1..
United Steles tot.. topertur ••.1 •
purity mot quality or tone. 1.110
man.hip.
Theninetrutuenu. nava Lot v.ars ear. tar brat
premium*,
Loan[,l all petite, et the • anon,.
ntate sad Fairs. In pric-• OK
than any other. All warranted Tor 2.. year..
A.MELI AI NARK.
•
No. 12 141. Clair Stmt. firtaaurgO. Pa
1114
piss Ost PIANOS:I
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HOabe & Co.'s and
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