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WEI:i,Nr3DAY MORNING, 3alt
,Or Mtlon interesting matter will be found
on our first and fourth pages this. morning.
In pursuance of a resolution, adopted by the BE
PUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COURITIBE OF Ald
LEQItENY - COUNT et their ometusi held on Bai
totira bandy given that
P.IIIIIABE BEETINOS will he held In the various
Bruise Beibughe and'Towtublpa of the County, at
the :' . nasal: OtCed of h6ldlni * elections In eich Pee.
• --r;eitiat, on FLITUILUAY, JUNE, Vim= 1662, for the
imieetbin of TWO - DELEGATE'S each Pretinct,
tp.( 6l held ilcirOLLowita;
. -•
Comintion iieigermbie-#FL, guItDAT,
• lar., at the COURT /LOUSE, at 11 o'clock
irinoseinate a PROLBENT `JUDGE *OF
'4:toWdoN. PLEAS;. .ASSOCIATE' LAW
- . -JUDOS Oli C o b lll.o N,PLEA9.ddilod a COfINTY
:CON:TIOLLEII, and to elect DELEGATES io the
STATE, EEPUBLICAN CONVENTION, tole held
-, TimPrimisylifeetings in the - , own * .shipe will lee
Field between thiLonnt. of 3 and 6 p. m., and in the
_" `and' toe - anent between. 3 and 7p. in., of said
• Theiappoffiltient of the tletegut4 in the town
, Alm) will b• - • by ki d the Cal. and her.
- - rE. an d
4 -
oegh..by, tenet; J BRAVO, Chairman.
.136thsia. Js . , Secreti
• not improbable that the retreat of
as_ fir Strasburg , was planned some
•
.I.lme ago, end thatlis filling hack, so far t was
in the programme. Bat his farther retreat,
- ileoessitated by the altogether unexpected re
inforcemeiatef the rebels,—which made their
force_so overwhelmingly superior, formed no
part of any plan.ionceived by our Generals..
-•It may be asked, lthwiver, what object was,
proposed to be gained .by those who planned
hie falling back to Strasburg!'
_ •
In answer, it may wince to suggest that the
- •
movement Southward, which Elan. BAALEI tells
atirtozr., pro his. troops so much
astlitaotionto hear :of, vms n movement of
..TELCII92IeI3 forces fromithe West, and of the
I division'finder Sntymns, .with COL GEA-82 . 121
• . ,
command, returning from their feigned march
..
,'. to re.lriforei IlleDowzit, and forming ['Jim,-
then-In - the rear of Zonal:a, so that he *out('
: : ::11.ne,bimself in a . vice, and be compelled to
''ttlietheithis really teas thi3ilan, oriihether,
-
- ifitases; itovill now fail through the superior
itritegy of the rebels. the near and inevitable
' dine' elopment of events will show.
The Contraband Bearers of News
. . .
_not Contraband.
. ..
A special correspondent ofthe New York
Tribune, writing 'firm Norfolk, Va., on the
- r .
`..2Bdy SF** -
. , I...„liarty of contrabands came into our
._ lines this morning, direct from the vicinity
1 :
of :Weldor:, N. C. As representatives of a
-. largo'clais o(ncgroes who'seuietime`sitice
~took leave of their"masters and fled.to the
' ~. Dismal Siramp, they - *eras - curiosity, and
"devoutly thankfuL They stated that before
leaving they. communicated with others di. ,
riot from Weldon,mho assured them that
Gen,' • Burtside; after. h' brief-contest; had
taken the. Place and then occupied it.
A- report prevails . here to-day, mor e in
Union than in secesiion quarters, brought
'by. fugitives :direct from Petersburg, that
- Johnston's' army was falling back, and that
Richmond was about to be evacuated.
Though there is'an of probability about
' - the - report, it 4 generally deeined best to
wait tbr its crifirmation.beforabelieving it.
: - -There are !ruariy sech instances of news
`_thus; brought by "contrabands," in the his
li.
tory of tido rebellion. Indeed the only
'faithful new -bearers from the rebel lines,
.hitherto, ha, e been the negro fugitives
seeking' freedom' within, the . lines of our
arades. Of.allThe so-called Union m e n, of
_the more 'orthodox. color, or colors, in. the
=spurious", nature political doctrine of our
‘OOll-PoinPlatointiexPounders of the Coneti
tution,
not one in a hundred, or in a thou
_ Sandi has had' theceurage and the patriotic
seal to do and dare, on rebel" ground for the
..-. linicni ' eatise,l 'tine -half what many and
..',
many' a poor, - unthanked, despised negro
:71Ylimi &ate.; ."._ ..- ' ' .- ' • . .
Row many of theee:have, with o degree
z af sltill and intelligence superior,to what
many of , their detracters could kring into
. .^.reiPoisitiott, 'collected: important facts re
. .
)',%=M
speeting the numbers' and the position of,
the foroes.of the rebels, and brought them
.
when the same informs-
tion cotahfriot possibly haveteen procured.
from anY z othiri - oitrce. Yet, the greatist
taostpertainent favor that any Gen
eml, or -the Gove rnment itself, has yet be
a _
stowed on ;these fugitive; as a class, is
that. equivocal, almost insulting; definition
of their atattq, ip a legal, or, rather, politi
:
co•military point of view, which the
_ready,' resourceful wit and acuteness of a
itestp_lawyer, 'called to 'play the role of a
Genets], Silt t3uggested and applied, and
by. General's; the-Government, and
the Public at large bes since been acqui
' esced in and fujiy'idoited..
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*Ttib Nominations for Judgeship.
The Pittsburgh Pal, in an article on the
meeting of the Republican County Com
mittea says: •
' . There is evidently a conspiracy formed,
in which the Gazette is implicated, to :pre
' • vent Judge Ritchie from having tiny chance
•• for the nomination. A straight forward
Man has bat little chance among the multi
. , toide'Of tricky fellows, who have control
of the Republican party of this county..
. ,
- - So faros the Gazette is concerned, the
• shore - statement is wholly fate. The I
member of the Committee connected with
the editorial control of the Gazette, was in
favor of a later Convention, and voted :
against the nomination of any candidate
for some months yet. It is a rule of this
paper, to take no part in the nomiaation'of
County officers. This is distinctly left to
the people, and strict impartiality is ob
served towards all candidates. When i
regularly constituted . Convention has nest.
rutted a ticket, we give ittt kearty suppoit;
unless them is some cogent reason for
different policy. . . •
Although as individuals the editors have
a right to express their preferences, and to
ns• their influence.ip favor of their favor
ites, yet it : so happens in this case, that
we could bo entirely satisfied with either of
the excellent candidates for nomination,
for Judges, whose names have. been men
tinned. They are'all able lawyere and up.
right men; and tho Conrcution will not go
amiss . in taking either of therd:
' , Sick Soldiers in the
Zile number of.siot soldiers and wound
ed In Weuddiagton arid in the District of
. oolucalde r does net' fall - far short of four
thousand. ' rcobably there =Ter was such
a frightful•li4 or sick In an army airjprgo
and alweil:npliointed 03 that of. Otiiitdoi•
oula, nejagi'in'thiarimon.
attribute it tiilidexPosore of :9 111 _,
fdarob and April, working' in tblitrapttai
before Yorktown, and as a neainsarrriscw.
tionlitthp ir &te1t:1,51014 iron),l..infinart4o
lint of,Washington.
Profetirig.Secessionliits
A correspondent - of the New York Tim er,,
writing from near , Bottom's k i3ridgu, on the
Chickahtirainy; Slated - that whey our army
arrived at liottoues , B . ridge; the . rebel gen- I
ends had just left the stylish residence of
one Crump, wheis they had been feasting.
The man Crump is a -noted, avowed, and
opensenessionist, and has done everything
, in his power -to Sidithe'rebelliom The let
ter says:
As I was standing conversing with this
'contraband, Dr. Crump rode up to the
headquarters of Gen. Hooker, on a stylish
bay horse. He had ,co - me to make a com
plaint'against some of our men, for steal- -
ing his wood, as he termed it. The Gen
eral, with his peculiar suavity of manner,
assured him no . .depredations upon the
property of private citizens of Virginia
would he tolerated, and referred him to the
Provost Marshal of the Division' Capt.
Charles L. Young, who would immediately
take measures to'remedy the evil Complain
ed of. --- A guard was dispatched to Dr.
Crump's house, and one of the number car
ried with him a small American flag,
which he- raised on the gate-post fronting
.C. ump's mansion. This proceeding proved
hateful in the eyes of the Crumps, old and
young, so much so that the Doctor—the
elder Crump—modestly requested its re
moval from the gateway of his, palatial
mansion.
"What," says one of Capt. George Lefort's
Zouaves, "you claim protection from our
troops, and want'iristo take that flag down?
No you don't Old Crump I" The Doctor's
visage fell four degrees at
,this unheard of
barbarity and unscrupulous tyranny on the
- part of the guard, and contented himself
by closing the shUtters of, his windows on
the front of the house; to show his contempt
for the emblem of freedom.
Dr. Crump had the honor of dining Jeff.
Davis, Magruder, Lee and Johnson last
.Friday, who bid him a horny but affection
ate farewell, at our troops pressed them
too close to make it either convenient or
desirable to prolong their stay with the
"patriot, Dr. Crump," as Jeff. Davis , styles
him in a short epistle found by ono of the
guard stationed at his house. Crump is
sound, if any one can be sound on the doc
trine of secessiouisto,rnnd he delights in
making hie doctrine pubUcly known, while
claiming protection, from the Government
he repudiates in Coto. `_.
Our soldiers are astonished, and I con
fess I an( a little inclined that way, to un
derstand why thei Government protects the
property of notorious rebels . ; who embrace
every opportunity', to make their sentiments
known in the heart of our camps; but
such is the case. Before the rebel army,
Union men were forced to fly from their
homese their properties devastated, ,their
lands confiscated or sequestered for their
devotion to our government, consigned to
exile and poverty for the crime of Union
ism. They look foe - retribution upon the
heads- of their oppressors. They look in
vain ! Each blade of grass, in every no
torious Secessionists' field, is fully protected
by a special order. They turn up their
nose at our legal tender paper, receiving
nothing but silver and gold for their farm
and dairy products, and demanding fabu
lous prices. It may be policy to protect the
property of our enemy, keeping the hor
rors of war which they created away from.
their'door—hut I don't believe in it.
While rebellionis made so_ comfortable,
and Unionism is at a discount, is it any
ionde'r thitt there is no Union feeling dis
played at the South. Secessionists are pro
tected and petted by the Geneillit of both
armies, while Unionists are hairied and
persecuted on the One side, and neglected
on the other. linti long is this policy to
last?
Have the Rebels Left Richmond
There seems to hes general
.impression
that the rebels have evacuated Richmond—
'or at least have only sufficient troops to hold
McClellan in check, so as to gain time, and
. that they do not intend to fight a battle
there. The New York Evening Pea says
Gem McClellan has doubtless been fight
ing with a rebel rear-guard ever since he
left Yerktown • but it is not likely that
this rear-guard is 'composed• of less than
half the rebel army, else McClellan would,
have driven it much faster than' he has.
If, as our telegraphic; correspondent from
WhiteHOuse reports to-day, on the authority
of . affialloon reconnoissance , Richmond is
evacuated, then 'we may suppose the main
rebel army already on its way to the North.
Then we may expect to hear of a pell-mell
_pureeit by Gen. McClellan, in which, though
the enemy may leap' obstacles in kis way,
we can by proper energy, and the determi
natio.n which the Movement demands, come
'upon them, and either capture or destroy
their whole army, before it can cross the
_Potomac. In this, Gen. Fremont's army
could-probably help, by - joining the pursu
ing force, so that we should pick up our
reinforcements on the way.
General Banks.
The ability fiisplayed'by Gem Banks, in
his retreat before vastly superior forces, a
distance of . fifty-one Miles, bringing
,oft
with him nearly all his wagons, and all his
guns and Munitions,' and fighting all the
way,ia very remarkable, when we recol
lect thtit it is' not more than a year since
he commenced iiisinilitaiy-mireer. Having
only about feo:r ibeusand men, and - being
suddenly and : unepeetedly assailed by
tAtty thousak and being obliged to
start immediately, :fighting two or three
battle; and having to 'cross a- wide river, it
is wearing that he escaped at all. A
march of thirty-five' miles in' one day, en
cumbered ashe was, ii a feat not often no
oomplished—rbut to:fight and march both,
and make thirty-five miles,' is a great
achievement.' For energy, Prudence and
ability, . Gen, Banks is secend 'to few, if'
any, officers in the Federal service.
Omni:Ter.—The colored people are begin
, .
ning to (thew signs, of distrust at the recent
turn things have taken. They, begin to
doubt. This state of feeling is well illus
-trated- by the 'folic/Wing incident;-A'Qua
ker'irentlenian accosted some of theeoM3ll
- Fortress Mtinroe, and, after Some
brief remarks, asked 'One of them, More
silent than the .rest4' . whether he.had ever
- Seen a Quaker. On reoeiving"a reeponse In
the negative, he told the negro that he was
one. The contraband looked steadily at
him for n few moments and shook ,his
head. Iteproving him for his itaredulity,
the ex-slave replied:,-" You may bo one,
Massa, but I don't knots it." "But I tell
you lam ; don't you believe me?" "Massa,
I believe nothing that white manieay now.
He has been &ceiling me all my life, and
ho deteive me no longer!" This is the
general, feeling of the negro, though his
hopes and his faith in'his final deliverance
have.hithorto borne him up..
ROW COXTDADASDi 7SIIWr u PROlTl
'ssrcs.=-Leo's eontrabarids met on the
street after old master and misses bad run
off, and the following dialogue ensued:
• "Well, Sam, does yer link the niggers
kin shiff fur theirselyea, and do Lod will
take care ob us?" •
Samson,-"Lor bress • you, Sam, de Lod
don't , mind de niggers no how,,but don't,de
good book say de. Lbrd take ease of ale
' sparrow what ain't worthmor'nefarthing."
- I guess It do—bat--"
::Samson—"Well, den, If do good master
take csro ob de eparrow what'll only worth
a s fxrthing, guess by takes care ob a niggor
worth $1,200, tart's,.
so, 13anison, did'itt' fink ob
dat seripttir, gulls i you'll melte a good
'pronely, omit let us trneel on,de strength
ob dat tex.' - - - . •
- ~ ~=~~t.
General Saxton.
The telegriph• iepoite.that "Jacktion and . •
orricsquxarsavArnv u. Alin
Ewell are marching Harper's Ferry , :- -
where Gen: Saxton iain command. Gen. ILIICIIHOPOSA LS FOR ARMY WAGONS.
Rufus Saxton is a graduate of West. Point, . ,L „ill
where he was subseqbently artillery
in_ mull m. oo 111 U isSDAY, tbc tinor .1500, 1.862,
' structor and teacher or military strategy.
ITO was recently on hi' way to the scene of t &reigned, of TWu I.IUNDBEIrftatT ea
WAGON&
his rabors ale Military Governor of the De- ; sp.:et...um. at this office.
i;artment of the South,; when he was ; B y i n tZL l " no ritT l b. ,. f " fi t t;
wrecked „ill hot bs me
on the steamer Oriental, where r na p
from any person not. aetnally etigagel in the
coolness and intrepidity revealed the true . manufaature of waves.,
a .•
character of the man. This accident for
brought him back to il;ew Yord, where he ; wed past and sufficient is-redly I o neck.. than
' was ordered by telegraph to report at Wash- the Amount of the
- requiree tor the duo
legion. When the news of Banks' reverse ' s,TiThtilkyyro"p .'
reached the government,his earnest entreaty cois...r, ;Lod ..ad an things being e+.ol, p " referen;ewill
for a temporary command was granted, and he given to bids specifying the .Marten period. Blank
those who know him bt , tit say he will - dis- °f brd '' g u.r " etit ' e .ttd hele' l4, may he Pre
tinguish himself at Harper's Ferry, at he c lo o t r t , ,, , d r
0 0;1 z egn plica vb eion at this °Bice personally, or by
has already done in Missouri, Western fir- Prolwrale by arm* most Damp .41 the Perth'o in
ginia and South Carolina.. anal Arm.
Th. propoombs of bidden. not In conformity' to the
lie is just the merger this unexpected - able.. requirements, will notiee cousidorod.
emergency—wike in cOuncil, Prompt in de- e hiders toilet to present when the hills are opeue
cision and resolhte in action. His firmness T A tz r elhe
p to r :eject l i sn. w w . a
rv . ' ,llAJ. Ateki.X.
and judgment . saved - algerteral massacre at MONTGoItIBItY, Quartermaster U. It. A., Situ
St. Louts when igiarcl ii ing At the head of buegh, Cs., sad elldollso them 'Trent/mi. for Army
the column that roug t this Camp Jackson _ mynetd
troops prisoners into the city, and General
Lyon„whose right-hand man he was, said
'that Saxton's military l knowledge saved St.
Louis and the State in
,the early throes of
the rebellion ." He coaributed largely to
the success of Gen. McClellan in that bril
liant little eampaign in Western Virginia,
and was—it his own request—relieved
from duty, on Gen.: MfiClellan's staff, when
he was appointed Chief Quartermaster of
Sherman's expeditionary corps. His labors
there wuretterculean, and fairlyearned him
the stars on his shoulder-straps. He is
emphatically a fighting man, and has al
ways begged the governmefit to assign him.
to duty in the' field. Ille was offered the
ColOneloy of two regiments in Missouri
(one of them Sigel's, whose warm friend he
was,) and two from Mnssachlusetts—one of
them Gen. Wilson's (track regiment; but
the government would not spare him from
South Carolina,
his a fortunate thing for the country
that ho happened to be in Washington when
his services were f much needed. Ilia
ripened experience and superior military
skill will serve to relieve the apprehensions
of timid people---if Such there he—that
Washington is to be misstated by the Con
federates.
PUBLIC WOTICES.
rLECTURE AT i THE IRON CITY
COLLEGE, corner Of Penn and St. Clair eta.,
THIS (WEDNESDAY) MCRNING, at U o'clock
COMPANY; SALE.+.
U.ASSUOIATE .14,ANY
H. STOWC..Esq., will be a _candidate for Aaso
elate Law Judge of the Court of Cemmou Pleas for
Allegheny county, subject to the decision Of the Re
publican iJounty Conrention. . niya dewier
E:.ia.:S.SOCIATE JAW JUDGE.—J. 1
Emus, Esq.. of the Third Ward, Pittsburgh
is a candidate for. Associate Law Judge of the CoU
of Common Pleas of allegbinly county, subject to th
Republican County Notrumiting Com eution.
suy277.dawtcP
NOTICE.- he' claims of the late
firm of J. I...CARNAGHAN tr. CO. have been
left for settlement With JAMES MILLI% Req.,
Ohio street, Allegheny City. The object Is net to
add costs to accounts; but Onsineers engagements pre
venting personal attention to collection, we hope
those interested will =l4l prothyt set , ement as
above. J. L. CARIVAGILtIV,
IL R MORRIS,
formerly[J. L. Carnaghan et Co.
DIV .U.E1.14, iscffilih.—The Man
ager. of the Allegheny A Perrysville P. B.
have this day derlvred a Dividend of ONE DOLLAR
per share on the capital stoCk of the Company, paya
ble to the Stockholders, orl theft their legal repro
senta,tves, at the omen of the Treasurer, on or alter
the fleet day of Jane next.
NELSON CAMPBELL. Secretary.
Allegheny, May 23 160:my21-31
r, -- „,A=..ELECTION.-rEOPLE'S iNSBEANCIE
l.re7. COMP.. T.—Att idectloo for a Board of Twelve
Directors of the “People'ai Insurance Co." will ua
held at tho hlerchante Exchange, ot,
IMONDAT, JUNE Pre, 1862,
between the henna of 1.0 a. and 2p. m.
By order of L'OftI3II2SIOIiEII2.
my24:3erd
unCE-A. Y. 1.1.—A Special
Meeting of ALLEGHENY LODGE 22:1, will
bo held on WEDNESDAY, the nib instant, at
theft Hall, In Allegheny City, at 6 o'clock.
toy2B.ltua BY.OEDEII OF THE W. M.
SPECIaIL wroricEs.
Or Lake tinperzor Copper Mill and
SMELTING WORKS, Prrrostrar.e. '
•
PARK, APCURDY & CO.,
• Ilanufscturen of SIIEATRINO, BRAZIERS' AND
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER BOTTOMS,
RAISED STILL BOTTOM], WALTER, SOLDER;
also Imnortora and dealers tn!METALS, TIN PLATS,
SKEET IRON, WIRE; Ac.: Constantly on band,
TIMBERS' lIACIIINES AND TOOLS.
War.zuovas, No. 149' Far and 120 Second ettrmt.,
Pittsburgb, Penn's.
'Oil - Special onion of Copp er cut to any desired pat.
m —.dawlyT
IW'The Con and Experience
OF AN INVALID. Publlsited for Abe benefit wd
as a wanting and a caution 'to young into who suiMr
14 Orruus Debility, fnimature Dray, At.; sup
' plying at the same time the means of Solf.Cure.
By one Who has cured I:Massif after being put to
gnat eapenne through inedtml imposition and quack.
cry. By enclosing a pOst-yaid addressed envelope,
ADMIX corm may be hod of the author, NATHAN
IEL 3LATiALS, Eq., Safford, Hinge Co., N. T.
mhll:lydawT
MIOR3ST COCHRAN it BRO.,
MannteCturers of IRON RA41203, 11/O.N VAULTS
AND VAIII;T DOORS, WINDOW SHUTTERS,
WINDOW GUARDS, se., 11.1os, 91 Second street and
85 Third strong, between Wend and Market.
Bare on band a rarteti of new Patterns, fancy
and plain, snittble for all purposes.
Particular attention paid to enclosing Gime Lots.
Jobbing done at short notice. nhe
Is. C. 10111F5ONXILiXt.
IL
WITHROW DOVGLI.P....
tWOBINSOtr, M INIS di. hare
LEM, FOMIDTAS AXD 1114C111131111%. WASELINCITOI
Wpm, Pittsburgh, POEM*
Orricr., No. 21 tisaitur 112assr.
klsinubseturs all litilds of [{TEAM ENGINES AND
MILL MAOHINERIG DOTING% lIAILBOAD
WORIk STEAM BOItEII2 AND SHEET /110 N
WORE- ."
173 2`1013/3ThiG AND iiEr,ilungo dons on short
nQtkn.
melba,
,W:Pittsburgh Bt p el {perks.
Wt.LACI .10X C1.........7011111 L. EG,TD IletllLLo6oll.
JONES; BOY)) Si CO.l
Lufseturrri of CART BTZEL; also, SHUN%
.PLOW AND A. B. STEEL, pTEEL PPIIINGS AND
pxl,ra, corner of 800 sad int streets, Pittsburgh,
Penn's. ocl9
.•
4. C. L. Difia•P.
iIWEIRICP4TRICk, BURNAP &
(Sucortirns t 3 J. C.;ffl4argratex et C 0..) Nab.
!sanctums and Wholeaslei Dealers to LAMPS,
CM/M.NETS, SHADES, i.34NDELIERS,
. garWholesele Agenta for C..IZIPSOCLEBILATEp
ILLUMINATING AND. LIINNICATING CARBON
OILS, No, 39 WOOD :SiIEXT, opposite St. Cherite ,
Natal, Pittsburgh. Pa I Jaliklytl
JM - ZU • • oSt If • z:,
FIRE-PROOF SALA ANDER SAFE,
Bali. VAULT !BON VAULT DOOB, AND
STEEL-1410Q Burtorkat-moor BAFE
At ANUVACT RER9./
Nog. 129 and 131 Third strpw. Waren Wood mad
Butithj/sidstred....NortA tide.
eartIANA LOOAB alwapj on band
B. & C.'P. BFARI‘LR, Paper'
MANIITACTUREDB and destiny to BOOK, PRINT,
CAP,
.Lsrrtm AND e.tz. KINDS OY MLA p.
PING PAPER. I
. /510 - Ilavo removed from Ni Z 7 Wood street to 30.
ItTemitbtleld street, Pltiebtaretr,
our OMR OR TRADE!/011 RAO°. en
T LNIES 'BO 1:1, peelers
ly 17071E1027 AND voincprlo BILLS orxx.
CIUNGE, .OEITTITIOATESIOT DEPOSIT, DANE
NOTES AND SPECIE, No. 07 Market went, Pitts.
NErge,ka.'
eirEollectlotui made on 01 the prlndpel Mies
broinhont the Ernlten Stakes; . apEt
pIa — IVICEJERY OLLINS, For
wkamo AND COIIIIIISBION KIRCLIANT lod
wilolesale dealer In • CHEEPS, BIPPISII, BEEN,
WWI, and Produce secerallyi No. 25 Wood stmt.
Plitabnilat. Pa. nnl
LIELIDLAti PLAINT.
stack at oexceztv
tatting ROSEB, VERB CRAB;
N 113113, HIGEOTROPIUS, A
CHIAB, igvaurzws,
s ralt/OE3 EA" wbotatala artd
MEP* • • I
—A avery e
raN HOUBS, a r m.
LANTANAB OTRA
.flituuvude, ruts.
'ALL /LOWEIA
tall, ai Ibv!prkes.:,
" •
~~-
ADY`IEI,I'I7I3EXT.MWEL awn' , ;: iIDrE • : I
B EDFORD SPRINGS.
Hespectfnily Informs the public that thin celebrated
and faahiunable watering place 1111101 R open, and
hilly prepared for the reception aril aLsomaiodation
ef visitor*, and will be kept open until the first of
October.
[`mums wishing BEDFORD MINERAL WATER
Hill he supplied at the following prices, at the
Spring, tit
Y. r a buret, {oak,) 113 tO.
for a half barren, toak.,) 2 00.
Parties wishing rooms or any information in ra
wad to the place will address the "Bedford Mineral
Springs Company, Bcdford, Pa.
my2t.lw
BOOTS AND SHOES.-
14E0. ALBBEE, SON 6 CO., No. 71 Wood wen
corner of Youtth, have juet received a fresh wort
moot of •
LADIES` GAIEERS AND BALMORAL ROOTS;
MISSES do do . do;
CHILDREN'S do AND FANCY SHOES;
GENT'S BROAD BUCKSKIN SEWED SHOES;
Do. CA LV'CONGRESS GAITERS;
Dpys' -do do do;
Do. do OXFORD TIES; . .
All mado to our special order, and warranted-to bo
trto taut tbat can bo found rcady wade in any Owe.
0)27
BOOTS AND SIIOES AT 89 AIAR
ICET STREET.—LOON AT THE PRICES.—
Ladles Eng. Letting 1304.1 Gaiter' tl,OO. worth 41,25
Ootg " 1;25 " 1,75
" " • " 1,50 " 2,00
Tine Fr,
Goat
Reel P. 091.4 1,37 " 1,62
" " Goat CoDgmss " 1,37 " 1.70
" Morocco /tilippers 00 " 75
" " Rid - 75 " 1,12
ALL OIHER 600D9 IN PROPORTION.
JAMES ROBB,
IM=3M=I
SUNDRIES -1 bale Cotton,
tm g Chan. g;
2 Ms. do;
It do Beestrds• '
.2 bags Dry Apples;
• 2 titles. tirease•
On steamer Done, to arristr and for Isle by
my2B ISAIALI DICKKT & CO
BHEKKlNti.—Alresh
.L.P lot 211lebell'. smoked Burlington Lierrinir, lust
received and for vale at the Family Grocery Store of
JOHN A. RENSHAW,
corner Liberty end Hand OR.
11/1811.0PK1UK'S BAKLM 1 - 'OIVDEIt.
.L.P put up In one pound, belies and quarter pack •
4n, warranted the best In use; a froth eupply reed
and far male by JOHN A. Ma:SHAW,
my2T corner Liberty and Hand emcee.
B , SJON.-7,000 lbs. nice country Ba
con Shoulders, bldg. and Hem,, just rrealred
by steam, Emma Graham, and for sale by
.
JAMES A. riLTZELI,
corner Market and First sire. is.
qua; CIihAYEST, laittiEtiT AM)
1 BEST bCEIOO6 OILCANS . are roods by 'linos
ft Co., and sal only by
CU AItLOTfE BLUM E, 43 Fifth street,
Selo agent for 'lnaba a Co.'s unrlvallvd Piano+.
LnyTl
pill ANO Sl'OOLS.—Largest assortment
1. of Plum Stools to Iho 'City, pot recetred.
eIIAILLUTTE BLUDIt, 43 Path etrest.
m 3 -27 Side arnt for titatw'subrlralted P 1...
CIONtSIONSIENT 0 FI3AOON I -100,000
Itub Hams, Sbuldora and Bides. roceived per C.
.t P. R. 11., and lu store and for tale by
McDONALD A ARtSUCR
my 7 242 and 244 Liberty greet, near Woolf .
L ARL—i l e. bt re L
d e o af Lard ;
bur sale by
myt7
JAMEY A, FETZEB,
corner ALartot Ana First streets
itiEliSE.3o has. prime W. K Cheese
NJ receired and for sato by
JAS. A. FETZF.Ii,
sorusr L(ark.( sod First attsslts.
bbli. choice extra fatally
A: 'Flour; received and (or f ale by
JAS. A. FETZER,
corner Market and Vinit eve.
BASKET WILLOWS-29 bundles now
m rliog and for sale by
ISAIAII DICKEY it, CO.
EXTRA No. I LAN .11—s barrels now
mr l 27 nding from Cricket No:2 .4 for sale by
ISAIAH DICKEY k CO.
DRY FR IT-20 sacks Dry Apples;
- di, do Prnakee•
broeired nrd for eialn by n. U. coL.Lir!s.
AILE U!I ABE, •iu cans, kegs an
barro:e, received and for tale by
mydl HENRY H. COLLINA.
ftE3lkaNT-50 bbla. Hydraulic Cement
%—.lfuht retelved and for ode by
, n3"27 HENRY H. COLONEL
VAL LiABL II; TkIEULOUICAL AM)
BELIGIoCB . BOOKS
MINISTERS attending the meeting of the Glamind
Mama.,ly of the U. P. Church, are Invited to cal
examine the largo and volunble stock of stand
rd TREOLOGICAL, RELIGIOUS and MISCEL
LANEOUS DOORS, for age by
TIODEQT 3. DAVIS; 0,3 Wood otroot
A fullaupply of all the Important new Book,
way%
SAAC CRAIG, OUTLET. t i Al9 MILLS;
.1 ALttenutT Ctrs, Bridles the attend. of bond
era sou rivermsn to his large stock of thoroughly
Rammed LUMBER, WINDOW FRAME. STUFF,
JOISTS, DECRING, BOTTOII PLANE LATHE,
PALINGS. &c.,
•
Lie will g.i orders for sawed stuff with promptness
and at faisrrntea. Persona wanting long timber are
partimdarly invited to examine his stock.
Offics on CRAIG STREET, Hoar ILobineon. •
,inyle:dtf
IOOHALF .BBLS. Wlll'l% .1.'1611
20 hulable. Lako Shad;" 50 half Lb's. No. 2
Mackerel; 00 half bbls. N 0.3 Packerol; 60 de Nos. 1
m,l 2 Mackerel; 33 bbl.. Nos. 2 and 3 Mackerel; 100
bbla.Louhrollla Lime; 20 wicks pins Dried Apples
10 sacks Dried roaches; 100 boxes Western Itsaerre'
Cutting Cheese, (now); 120 bbla. Carbon Oil.
The above la for sale by J. It. CANFIELD,
toy 22 Fiat stmt. u.r -Wood.
60 bble."Dry
6 Apples.
k o store and for sate blr
tni26 I9AIAII DICKEY' & CO
GCIiEREE.-100 boxes W
V E. Cheese; 25 base. Old Eamburg Cheese, Jae
reeeived end for male by
my FRANK VAN' colors. 114 Second rt.
VIVIIoLESA .1. 4 4 WA tt ti-
I V ,LIOLISE.
LETTER PAPERS, •
,• CAP _PAPERS, •
ROTE PAPERS, •
BIL 'PA PER%
W lAA PLUG TAP &88,
MANILLA PAPERS.
A large and well assorted stock of the bad bran&
voll be sold it low prices for Grb, Retailer. will and
It to their advantage to give us a Can.
WM.; O. JOLIDLYTON & CO.,
to 4 - 3tawfod - Patter•Dia , ers. £7 Weal...tract.
STEAM 'JOB 'PRINTING LIOUSE.--
cud., Circulars, Pried List., 11111 Boadm, Postern,
Labals for klartubutturora, Lacticlib?*
Draccista, and star: kind at ornamental and plain
Printing, executed nitatly, trttb dapatch, by
, Will. G. JOIIN oTik% ilk CO.,
tny2k 3tawitod • Straw Job Pt-littera 81 Wind at.
LjIiOVOG - RAPIIIC CARDS, a superior
snick. for tho tom of Paulogroptlent,
-Yin' solo by. WU. 0, J.OIINSTON,t 00., ..-
eiy24,3mweal ' Btationtnt Ot Wood et.
INIUTOWLArIi ALB MS—A choice
wick Nei lags votes ly lowrams.
WX. O. JOHNSTON it 00 ,
ixty2l:Stswend• - Stoolaims; 57 Wood .that'
pitueu&tui Ariti,.be. received et the
oftlte of R.& Deete. a !Water street, Allegbo
es, till 9 o'clock . a. to: or 1'111111.40AT.. 61h 70t0.,
(Jr melltie Improvements Oat repels to the band
lop at the 0.,0019 Pena.
.Plane sad specifications
fins to examined at MI I d oaks: t rup3.l.sed
ARDLNES=.
36 eases tiardlors, 3f ; nuns; •
ID do do 3 do; superior brood;
Dots leisil)tiland for pals by • • •
.•ussl3 .•,. .. • . IttliMl3.ll & DEO& .
a N : (X/ S , 'N'l . -50 half. bbls
w Lao NIA, anti Ibr isle br
b,,za • • F.. II: voinT co.
•
eillUPEß'd TOOL:4, Carpenter. 'fools
Mono Dotter'. To*, 6a.41e
myl7 . SOWN At TETLNr. IJN W... 1 At.
MeGIALLEI,I4I) S Ali Vl'/ON is the
.11.1141 . 10/ to pt,tlFgedtga In Boots, Elhoci
liaLWX4l4 cApggiaxi.nay tout° in ro
p„,7 cni;
SEND TO p A BROTHER, - '
0 81X1 D, IN TEN &BAIT,
ONE OF THE PATENT P723/T/2CG ÜBE&
or wile by
W. S. HAVEN,
WOOD AND :THIRD Siagars.
It contains' Tan, ink, Paper, Pons% Entelopos,
alteckers and Checkerhcard, and yet meaanner only
1,, 2 Inches. -
Dl3ll t3AVINGB
110 Surensisso Scow, (opposite thettstom
)
Chartered tw the j.egtelarnro.
0171CLISS:
Prealdent—JADlES PARE, Ja
TICS racoon - es:
H. F, Rudd,
' A. 'Heineman,
Joshua Rhodos
Jacob Stuctratti,
Aloe. Bradley,
Alfred Slack.
zuorrazz :
Jodob Zing, , C. Zug, C. H. Wolff,
n. e. Bell, IJos. Dilworth, R. D. Ccchran,
S. H. Fowler, W. A. Hoed, Wm. Smith,
J W. Woodwoll, H. C. Schmertz, O. B. Junes,
F. Ratan, C. W. Ritketson, B. F. Jon.;
J. H. Tiernan, .4. FL Rahman, W. H. Phelps,
D. M. Long, E. J. Anderson, (I. B. Herron,
Jaa. W. Baxter, D. E. McKinley, W. Ihrtmen.
Secretary add Treasurer—D. E. hI•KLNLET.
I Wm. FL Smith,
I John F. Jestmfogs,
Thu, D. Mini,.
Thai. S. Met h%
Francis t.4.llers,
Henry Llopl,
Open,dally, from a Am:to2 p. m. Also, Tneeday
and B.atOrday evenings, from 8 to 8 o'clock.
Deposita received of ONE DIVE and upward..
Divideude declared In December and June of each
Dividondn alltrked to remain are placed to the
credit of tho dopoeitor as
,principal, and boar Inter
net, thus oompoanding
Biwke containing Charter, By-Laws, ge.,forniehod
at the office.
0111i - This Institution offers, especially to those per
sons whose earnings aro small, the opportunity to
accumulate, bj email de' ..its, easily saved, a sum
which will be a reeouros • hen needed, their money
not only being mire, but ng interest, instead of
remaining unproductive. roc2oaymlt
T INDSEY'S BLOOD SEARCHER
1.1 those drilring the genuine article, prepatcti by
Dr. LINDSEY, can procure It from D. A. relate..
rock & Co., H. E. Sellers 8 Co., John M. Fulton,
Jo.. Park, Dr. Lange, J. D. Cherry, H. Craig, Dr.
A hl, 11. D, Scully, or from the oohs agent,
SIMON JOHNBTON
corner Smithfield •ad 4th oireetn,
Awl in Allegheny City from 11. P. IiCIINTARTZ
my 27
lOOK'B PATENT STEA WEE it
BAISETS.
We slarppeel Sireabenien, lest season, In Unite
badkots, In good condition, to Chicago , Philadelphia
.al New York. For solo at No. 29. Fifth street
0
boO good, am:ld-hood
OIL BARRELS,
'or ssa. by WHITE BROS. a C 0..,
rnyklirei No. 6 Siveath rtreet.
MEME32
A RTIFICIAL LEGS AND ARMS
belpho's celobrated Pat Ant ANOLESEA LEG and
A RTI FICIAL RANDS.
• 616 BROADWAY
(opposite St. Nicholas Hotel,)
ler Road fora Circular
TUN BEST SOUVENIR
OF TIIE WAIL I
On .kprll 186'2, wIllappoor• Kew Monthly Nodal,
BALLADS OF THE WAR.
A series of
PICTORIAL LYRICS,
From the well known pen of
flat A. J. H. • DUGANNE,
Magnificently illustrated from original drawing., by
the best artiste, and beautifully printedon hot-pressed
paper. A part will appear every month, including,
among other things, the FALL OF SUMTER.,
DRAM OF LYON, DEATH. OF ELLSWORTH,
NKV,'BERN, BALL'S BLUFF, PORT ROYAL,
FORT DUKELSON, PITTSBURGH LANDING,
ROANOKE, HAMPTON ROADS, PEA RIDGE,
So., Sc. The whole forming au .
IbLUNTRATED POETICAL EOCIENIE, .
of every erect in the present mcat important strog
ale to the history of this great nation.
Part L. entitled t THE SIALICII TO TILE OAP.
ITOL, (of the oth Iteglment of Zdassachtutetts,)
appear as shore.
Single Parte, (monthly, free
Oue year. (12 monthly parts
Liberal terms to the Trade,
Apply to
P. O. Boa, 9, 1 !44,•—ap18:9m
W M. 110EALLY,
. Pat.) 25 cla.
.---.53 00
Club., and Carman.
JOHN ROBINS,
37 Park Row, N. T.
IVIIOLEBALE 0110 CEIL
N. 271 LIBERTY STRIET,
PITTSBURGH, PA
flaring purchased the tuteree of Li. late partners,
Itl ountinne tho' business at the old stand, and will
be pleased to reeeire the patronage of his old friends
and contemns. myls7dtf
WiLidAM A. OWYER, Commlsms
Iltacmurr, for the gale of
CRUDE PETROLEUM,
REFINED OILS,
. KEROSENE,
NAPHTHA, ,ta.
No. 139 WATER STREET,
LW - Liberal cash advances nude on - consignments
and prompt personal attention given toall business
my2l:3md
.1 Slight
asecettesaCold,
, Oau_qh.,,,Ert
qRONGN I AL °r 'Oa" ,-9h.t , a4d,
.1 18 ,
~c. b " which might be ch.oked
--TOCIN with a simple remedy,
if neglected, often terminates seriously.
Few are =Van- of the importance of
stopping a Wallah cri•
Xald in its first stage; that which
in the beginning would .yield to a
mad remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacks the langs.
..gar.ati'a.grAanclzial,axackcs
were first. introduced eleven, years ago.
It has been proved that they are the
best. article before the public for
. d.u . .l4Att, 4120artchai.a,
-9Zathr . 4a, the,,Tockin f r,
04 u0 ), '&" an.ei ring dian., and
numeroup affections of the ~.6h.ocat,
giving immidiate
Public Speakers & Sings
will find Mein effeetuod for clearing
and drengt4ning the voice.
Sold by all;Pruggists and Dealers
in
_Medicine, at 25 cents per bow.
For mg* by SIMON JOHNSTON S EL LE RS '
B. A. FAIINESTOOK 00..71. E. 0.
B. L. PAHNESTOOK es 00., B. F. PAM:OEI27OW
.And HENDERSON - 11120S. defirairtmT
_ •
SUITUIO4 QUALITY,
For sae by
BAILEY, PAIL ELL if CO.,
PLIIIIDSBB,
GAO, AND
NO 129 IrOtTICTIT
-- LOST OR SLAID-A L'OLLEC
-111
TION BOON/containing Notes, Ilecalpts and
Prisato Paper.. °the nee to arkl Pomo sicePt the
owner. The finder', will be liberally . „rewarded by
leavieg It with lb° obasribor. " •
iny2te:lt. R. 1.. AT,LIC.N. Anent. No; 6Wood It.
- WEEDING FORKS, AMES' SPADEt3
Tl' AND SHOVELS, LADrES' SPADES, DIG
GING rORNS, NOES, GAIDEM
~TROWELS,.
REELN, RAKES, SYRINGES, and a general assort.
meat. of Impleinenta, At ' NO. 27 Fifth dreat.
rni24:3t , 1 J. ILNOX
oA'll5-6,000 bush. prime Pennsylva
nit la dare atd for tale by , '
• - J. s. uroarrr a 00..
imr4 'id Water and 02 Front street.
- -
td at c
atiaTIGN.
Dar GOODS.
SII , MMER !MKS AT 37}
Icrams. % yard wide.
/INC LAWNS at 19% cent., tut .
El ZA cTuruL 81LIL1[ &11 DIM:SI
1:100DS, of the latest style, Just opened
LIGHT COLORED 'BALMORAL
NEW STILE or IMMOVABLE
'CLASPED TAPE HOOP SKIRT
NEW! NEW 1 NEW I
JUST REOMED, FROM
Eastern Auction Sales.
BARKER & CO.'S,
59 Market Street,
sii x s
SOLID COLORS AT 87> c. pqr yard
PLAID AND STRIPED .t 50 to 75c.
BROCADE SOLID COLORS at 62c., and In all
the desirable shades.
INDIA CHECKS, Wary quality, at bOo.
BLACK BILKS, in plain, stripes and 11 glued—an
immense dock at all prices.
Nov York.
my2A2m
G-R,_N - _,e,.]DINMS,
A . large lot in black sad all colors, ♦ery cheap
ORGANDIES, JACONETS & LAWNS,
THE LATEST IMPORTATIONS—from 12*. to
62.55 e. per yald. •
likfila CES.
Seieral Iota; 41 navy, it.t ♦arluaa prlc
SACQTJES& MANTLES,
lo SILK, CLOTH, and various other nay materials,
to twenty different stilts, at all pries—from SI 00
to $5O 00.
SI3.A. w I_lB,
Tor
SPRING •
and SIEMER, •
lu great variety, ludo&
Log SOM. Te.lll handsome OREN- •
ADLNE and CREPE DI PARIS,
at $lO Or, worth from SIB UO to
VW Otber,kinds at •
$1 00 sad op.
same.
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DRESS GOODS
Our Mock of them, for QUANTITY, VARIETY
and CIIIIAPNESS, has nmer been approaehedla Ole
city. Prima from 63 to $1 Oer yard,
One lot of CHALLIS DELAINILI at 12%o. , ertirth
18 manta
One lot BROCADE POPLINS, quite neer, 4: 1 ,6c.
worth Eso.
GREY GOODS, from 12340. to 2.6 c.
BLACK AND WRITE MUCKS. Dom i 2 cash
76c.
Together irlth en almcet 'miles variety of tromorti,
acme
mama
lingilett, German and Saxony DRESS GOODS, at the
HOUSRIEREPING GOODS,
A largeAAP. *rock, which we are wiling I:I2IIFOUNLY
CLI
BOYS' AND GENTS' WEARY
NEW EtTOCIC, at ell piece.
N. 8.-. positively but Ono Price.
myl?
IaiiiMMOMMMI
o wEs's,
77 and 79 Market Street
On MOIIDAY, Mix 261 h, we lave open and
for dale—
12S airtime of NEW nizmixs.
TRIATOU 77,0N889 .
00 boxei ANZIIICIAN
90 alma, STRAW GOODS
special'
To which wa invite the e attention of CotMtr7
and city merchants and milliners.
. . -
We base :st re:street • Urge supply of LADIES'
and`MISSES HOIID DUETS, YECNCH AND , US
CUANIO CO/UM% BILK AND GINGHAM !SUN
ITUDRELLA, HAM NETS ND -HEAD DRIBS.
Efi, COTTON A 1108IEBY -AND A
aiovzs.
DEUCES AND LIKEN BANDEENCRIZES,which
will be sold at the very lowest prices to ash
JOS'. XIORNE t i -- •
.WIIOLSI3ALE 11 , 00113,24 and 3d stories:-
my 2 4 ' • 'Noe: 7Tand'l9 MiREET STREET
iguILL,BE S OLD AT A BARGAIN
-11 Fronitme to three awes of laud, with or irith
out buildings. including a Mauttml slte for &thrall.
fog. Them Is on the place a young onehir4 of c/mtat
fruit trees, to henries order alto, greys' and mat
mutts.' It Is located In • Sae us4hbOthomto sad
powwow better Jams of trans% to and- freniAbe
citim than any other polet to tho county., . Enos. easy. Inquire at the GATXTI'L'Orf:I.C/f.: , '
T-F9 T- 7 .
I
W. & D. 1117GUS'
EAST 131.R.511N - G11A.151 AVD BIBM
LNGLIAIt LOTS AT . AUCTIOII.—On /SON-
ArilEt4Noo2l, June 2d, at 3 o'clock, will be
sold, at the corner of Wharton and Joseph.' Stroll*
goat Birmingham, tie following described iota:
Lot at thi south -writ corner of Wharton aod JO
sap, lane* haling a front of 21 feet on liVbaktott
sums, and extending along Joreph street 120 hefts
a al teat alley.
Lot (adjoining lot of Jas. Penny,) at Lb* dlstanca
of 43 loot from the eolith-wart corner of Wharton
and Joseph streets„ baring a front of 24 feet on
0, burton atievt, and entenuing back 120 feet to a 24
f talky:
four lord
oo the b o otho sido of Sarah Area - t r . :ccon-
Mencingati . feet from the suralt.eri it corner of /leas
Sus: and Sarah streete, oath having a front of 24 feet
on Sarah street, and extending hich 120 teat to
met alley.
• •
Lot at the north-west corner of Mendoir stmet end' •
alley between glary aud-Joaephine atreeta,. having •
frout of DA feet on ideasow surest, and ettentling
back tO leet.
Foor loa on 31cee street, near ih.s new
each haring a front Of 24 legit on McKee street, sad '
attending back 93 feet to line of Bollsolus k Gentsen.,/
Taunt or'euak—eonnfottrth cash, residue in three
equal 'annual p4ments, with interest, secured ly
hood and ratrtgaa• en the property.
Any further iniormstien wanted in rrgard to the
property ban be had by applying at the miaton
Obese, 64 Fifth tweet. • • J.•(i.
MARBLE AND STONE YARD' AT
ADMINISTUATULte' BALE.—OLVIVEDMiMie
•
DAr MORtilliG; Jule 40, at 10 o'clock, by order
of Sualtlnirton, aditnistratria, "into commenced
the Bale of the entire muck In tbwllsible and Elton*.
Yard nf the late lriattheir Lawton, !recessed, on kixth
.trees, between limithneld and Grant streets, cane
prising a large and valnable swortment of Marble
alanrew, • Enameled /Mate,klantels, Bloariments,
Tombstone.,lgtu - es, Gravestones, Marble In the
&o. Alto a large antivaletable let of
emu., flagging, Grindstones, Tools,
Drilla, Grouters, Fellies/en. ,
• Taxes or nern-.4.'aeh" for . under $ILO; that
IMO and over, one -tlii 13111.1 rd caish, tut balance foes
month.' approved eiedonwel pager.
For meeker partleibus, opplr to George H.
on the premise.. J. G. De. I Mot.
BFOOTS, 7 1:i0ES AN GAITEIIt AT
.L/AUGTIOS —At the Masonic hail ductkinfrotres i
aril be soil,,every day tale reek, the largest variety
of 3:Wogs, bhaes anp amiten% of every ileocriptionoor
Bleu, %a lien and Children. Great bergahas may bit
expqctal.'aa ma are serarruhreil to clois out the eti=
lure steel. T. A. lAWLJELLAN.U. Amt.
$2OO -131.1.E.1.P NEW
• lteauttfol rosevonnl.cosi, round cornered,
tall iron frame, ooerotrung.l . ooCEMl Ylttlintt, nude
In Mew .York, can be had tor . i he Sax vice of VW.
%nay are fulls warranted. , -• .
BLEBiLIt.
- , - . - Ageuta for the celebratod leteluoray MINA;
nt • • _ •-• - 14-63 1 , 12 th sued;
t•
ISLASON , .380 •
• . _ ._.
A unnl mpply of Wel. elegant, Useful am tamp
HA11214./N/130115 reedy.% t041a7. Toaeheni,
Dtteaa
on of School% Singing Ilastera,l,eaden.ot Choirs,
and the pont* geaerally, are - 'respectfully Invite:l to
call and examine thew', at flan nand; warefoOsta
-m N - - - JOIN AfEidA/tt, et Wcod at,
YlAbOd T WiJkLUALICEDI)OI.-
'la/18.—:lisinei Brothers elegant Iscsswood 7
ocratiOTLANOS; with; carted, fens, round corners,
full iron tame, rtosoriood toils sod rich nomorings.
La. TWO LLUNDIISD or Wahl;•
-m S I • AMU LI. AILILLOR. 81 Woods*.
..tiflux HE FON '
-•YOUS. PIA tiOi—Anotlrefsopply otti o taiga
Dared, Muer, trosornrod Plance,' tram Ramiro*
brorbersAtiow York, kat roceired and tor aakr by
:( JOAN: 11. - ALICLLOtt, 81 Wood
riiwo. isucuxu-niuw,
J. TANS POBTABLIIIIISLOD&Viii, Of Gaduult
& Needham sad /Woo & We by
inyS JULIN H. SILL wit, SI Wood street.
AA &WAN & A M MELODEON •
I.Y.L•st $150,51014 575,55585 d INA readying and for
oak by - • ' .19/LX MAL.WS,
911-; ]JU
; itIC PLO ‘ Bi 4 l l El,bYhttl Y ".ll l .2i, Ist
good order, for donate. For ode by • ••• •
1431 'JOHN II: 1igid..0.14•81 Wood street.
Us.--4 Num •
octavo °bickering 'Pimies. moire' smiler's!.
by Pn7B.l ; 40.11 N 111:: AINLLUIL, 81 Wood U.
WANTED::—A ;few- GENTLEMEN
BUSSDEBS an IS welt accommodated at
/So. 41 WTLts sT.S.ENT. - . •
iny 2i2 v , e , x t ; • si as SABAH ttAUNDISUS.
urtmbs WAS x.e.u.—lhe rittaburgh
law Birmingham Passenger Banned Groptny
awl to pnrciume TWENTY . titittlr_BOßSYS. , .11p;
ply to . JOHN DlATBrtgrts, -
my2rhlmtlir ' ;' Etat Birmingham.,
AirThp.--40 Outs Grease Batter.
' .sJI K Veli GOritit,
-. barrels, 441- gravity,
VT *AIDE OIL - JAtl WALZZLIA A *ON,
ukr.ll, and 7u Water Mitt. .
1,000 l l = SalElB ATtacCLEL-
TAO I.O...MoULEJALAIN.O Dior . bargains
NA in SEIDT4." my 27
• LIATIVS.-12.5 traits Uwe, to , arrivaisat
Janbr kits lry '" - (c 4 -13) -ILKOWS*I9OI6I-4
+s Y Jlo-..+S'l~.~:=i«.YrL.. l,~Hlffie ,~I,L !S.(~""~%t'~'"~ _, T -_..~" -.:'
~ ~-Ti'.YJ •~',~.
Dier'cockips
NEW 900.0 S -NOW OPENING
_ -
EATON, MACRON d: CO.'S.
Re Invite venial attention to,* choice selection of
NEW GOODS, whicb We won= opoililib•
' Nets and hands:nue styles of REAL LACE AND
FRENCR-EILBROIDERED COLLARS. SETS OF
COLLARS AND SLEEVES, chtSos styles.'
Etscroit neer styles of .LACE VEILS. ,
' TRIMMING RIBBONS, in choice colari.
Rich Elks of BONNET RIBBONS.
and French EDGING AND LACES, •t
• 'HOSIERY, GLOVES, SIITTS, kr., of every kb&
FINE :SHIRTS, SHIRT FRONTS AHIV;
COLLARS. SUSPENDERS, TIES, UNDER-GAR
MENTS, &c.
Item style. of 'LADIES' READ DRESSES.
, Noceltres in tine French awl common FANS. ••••••
The beta make of SKIRTS AND CORSETS.
We Invite special at - lentos of tr holesala rind retail
buyers to our assortment of
SDN UMBRELLAS AND SUN SHADES.
Dealers supplied to quitutlty at lowest tatty
my.t7 EATON. 3IACHUM @ CO., IT Filth st
GREATEST BARGAINS . EVER OF
SERZD IN THE CITY Ii zow to be bad at
ORIGINAL BEE HIVE. ---
We ari, now opening our FIFTH ARRIVAL. Of
SPRING . AND BUBIJRRIr.
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS,
' < MANTLES,
SACQUES,
As we visited lest week nearly all the New York
and thliadelphia clearing•out Auction Sales, WO (112
offer great bargains in the way of DRY GOODS. ,
DRESS GOODS, which formerly sold at 12018cor•
• _
are selling at 6t/.
DRESS
DRESS GOODS, which formerly sold at 23 431 n.,
wa are selling at 12%.
DRESS GOODS, which formerly sold at 3734 c, we
are selling at
Our stook of SHAWLS, BILE and .LACE HAN
YLICSis lene.and complete, the' styles entirely. new
and elegant, amongst which will be fond the Ellf
lIBOIDRILED IIEitILNA GRENADINE SHAWLS,
which Is something new.
. Our stock of Domeetle and Housekeeping Gwods is
large and complete In all its branches, to which we
Melte the attention of tfie public before purchasing
elsewhere: •
• cOLuir soN LOVE & co.,
si•• Storo,)
74 MARKET &TREK?
DRY.
GOODS I DRY GOODS I
CHEAP FOR CASH,
J. M. BUCRHFIrELD'S.
MOZAIIBIQIIES for 12 c. worths.
EiIIIROIDEILED ENGLISES BERAGES for 15e.
one 25.
PLAID - SWISS COLORED for M. yrOrth *c.
IMAGE. GRENADINE
- BLACK TAMEETINE9
BLACK CRAPE lifillE.TE
BLACK BOMBAZINE.
BLACK WOOL DE LAINEI
BLACK ENGLTAB CRAPE.
PLAN BLACIC AND PITMEN ELLICE
BACQUES AND MANTILLAS, newest ityle
LIOOK fiILIITS, best style.
WRITE COUNTYIIPANV.,
GENT'S LINEN. BOSOM SHIRTS, far
ruy24
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