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- WEDNESDAY.
Pursuance of a reasdatiom adopted by the SE,
IPIJBLISIANESECIIPtTE .COMMITTEE „OF`A
:•• ixnriiTY‘ at their-meanly hold on Sab
Eith; 102, notice IA beroby *Mal
, • PEGIIART. NESTINGS wig be held in tbo,aulait.
Piarsis, finaogler and Townships of the Comity, at
the usual khaq of bolding celectiona in cacti Pre?
Mart, on. asTuui , iir, JUNE 210s; 180:,, for the.
.
el e ction of STWCS :DELEGATES from:ear:6 Pieranci,,
Contentirsi, to: be .Isehd .on the roirkOtosr
The- Contagion will aitamhie. :
JDNE 23,18.3, at the COURT ROUSE, at 11 e'elock
a. ln., to 041414410 4 PRESIDENT JUDGE. OF
CARRON: - an :ASSOCIATE ISM
- :t oU r 4l loll ''' R ' lsr2:ft! '-t e P51611:1'1' a COUNTY
STATE REFUnLICAIT„CusTENTIOI T , tni t s:h t e h il
WetinEsi"in the tOwniblps will be - .
.110S:between the isoins,,Of.lt and 0 /is ins and in tha
and"..boinught,Letween - 3 and 7 p m., of said
'..• ' dky. • The appointment of thedelogates in the to am
'. jaidoll will =along. and the eittmandbor.
: DRAVO,Lbaranan.
&Mahn,.
ON our' u
forth page will be found some
.
extracts from au.eloquent speech delivered
by .Hon. Tuouas Wtmlaus, at.. Harrisburg,
at thecloseof the lato station of the Legi.l
-
The Iteplibliean County Convention,
'Which is to 'knot next 'week, is for the par
pose of nominating Candidates for the two
law judgeships, for County, Controller, and
to elect_ Delegates to the linnisburg Con-
Tendon, and for no ether purpose. The
-. 'nominating conventiop for the other offices
Is not Called yet, and ;will not ha •probably
•
.• for two months to come.
• The : primary. meetings take place on
.Sat,
• -- urday ncx.t:: We hoie titerciffillbi a large
attendance of the Republican' voters at that
• time.
- The Way to a 'Lasting Peace.
_ . The l3altiznore American, in an article on
Ahedangerti to which slavery is exposed in
, Maryland, makes the following statement,
. . . .
which /9 WO well established to be doubted
by any candid Man, but which is avoided,
in. all the arguments of the Democratic
Again, one great fact is undeniable, and
that if!" that, as a body distinct fron all
others, the slaveholders, were, and are, ?no-
Secessionists, disloyal! It may
• appeee. - ctirious art' fact; it may-startle
some,' but it ie 'nevertheless true, and as
easily demonitrable ,as any other "fact.
We do not mean to say that „amongst theta
there are not large numbers of 'Union men,
Some of - the, truest, too, in the State; but
;just. as certain- as disaffection is pats
non& in certain. counties in the State, just
- as certain it is that there the institution is
strongest. The fact, too, thus-shown, is by
z , 'meting eingular. The rule holds good
-i n every_ Southern Suite. The mountain
counties in every one of them are comps's
!. ativelY loyal, the !owes , eountry .
, sastern Tennessee,Laetern Kentuck, West- -
ern 'Virginia, Western Maryland,' Northern
Alabama, all demonitrate the' same condi
:: Sim of things, and therefore we unhesitat
iugly state it.as a fact which, however nu
, , palatable in certain quarters, cannot be con
' - 'Leavened, and Must be recognized in deal
ing
Shiveiolders,'Se a rule, are disloyal, are
Seeessionistec' - an revolutionists. They
• •
originated, the war, they wage the war,'
they keep Litt the_war. They are the head
• "
and front of the war. But for slavery there
Weald have been no war. All the hate and
ill-feelimg 'between the two sections his
- • ;
grown oat of slavery, is fostered by slavery,
• ' and. will exist as long as Slavery` lasts.
Slaiery originated the war for its own par
poservto increase - its own - pewee and ag
grandizement. , All the fearful loss of life,
Act deristation, sickness, wretchedness and
, - untold woe, growing onto( the war, can be
chargedlo slavery, and to 'nothing else.
Is it.not then sheer injustice that slivery
should be punished. If slavery has waged
a war, and been defeated, should it not suf
.
„, - -.ler the antpral consequences of its acts 7
'Or shall we, take the advice of Vallandig
ham, and all secession sympathisers, and
radon . the
. Union 14 it Was, by keeping
around slavery all . the safe-guards with
"which it had been hedged by its friends
whe have had almost unrestricted rule for
thp last thirty' . years. Instead of p unish-. ,
-...irrithe authors this great cme, we will
do all we can to save !hem from the just
;lion - sequences of their own villiany.
;lain do more. ; We will. rotect anti defend
slavery, and liana it, until it grows strong
enough to rule the -.country, or to instigate.
another rebellion, vrhen the whole seen.: of
carnage and waste will have to bo Irene
AMIE
-,over again. - -
Lei the' . free -States beware! Heal up
this breach now by protecting alperifroth
the natural consequences of ita crime, re
, store as far as you can the Union as it was,
and permit slavery to exist and'go unpack
labial, and if ever a_ foreign war breaks
these., very . slaveholding 'traitors will
.
; • be ' found on the side 'of the national:foe.
They will embrace that opportunity to be
revenged on the North, and too achieve the
establishment of their elaveholdin gEmpire.
With the passions of hell in their bosoms,
with the rage . of infernal malice in their
,-11:iarts they will wait,: ready, to spring to'
arms on the first opportunity which
lees elleteBB.
While slaverY Nets 'they never can be
good andloyal citizens. It is folly to en
,.,pect it; it is msdness.to hope for it. \Pith
Mille causes of hatred and revenge, grow
: lag out of the conflict, added to those in
... herent in the system of slavery itselfw bleb
• has already Cuminated in a war, it is vain
to expect that there can be peace while.
elavery
Destroy slavery,'and you destioy with it
the aristocracy of the Betray:- which • will
niter submit to equal rnle.Permit Slavery,
• or foster it as the censerviitiies desire, and
• . you sustain an aristocracy which will foe
ever struggle for mastery, and will bring
the wholo country in common ruin, rather
than yield to equality. The South must be
`purified, by the destruction of slavery, acid
of a slaveholding aristocracy, before there
can be: permanent , peace, or a perfect
.tinion. - .
‘.:A writer to ;the New York-'Times, who
signs himself a' "Veteran, Observer," puts
the ease very clearly, in the following ex
, But there have .been delusions in:both
South and North, which are now apparint,
- and which history. will recognize. It is
delusion in the North to suppose the Co.
' exlstericti of free and slave . Stales.poriads
for any great length of time; it is a delusion
in the North to suppose an - aristocracy
will not fight for its axle/end, to the lest
end ; it is a — deluslon in the North to sup-
pose that the aristocracy relateis only to the
blacks; it is &delusion in the North 4
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• aelraa Mat l erially :weak-
enea by the Meeks t v It fe a delttaioti In the
North to enpp , . the whites
poorll itel cr i ths Bouth the orhsgsost.rlia tistoory; finally, is an dstc:iathenoftruiPmtb4trlc"sit say mean. of psorcatonshostct i-
Orly outdoing As ariweetwev NfiWnry—or,
what is equivalent, puttinkrit Orripletely
under-the feetioft theLGoVertunent i by dis
franchising all the rebels. - -
On the 'other haupthe delusions of the
&path hive been quite as numerous, anti c- far
- more injurioull. It was agreat dilusiett
the South- to -isuppose that secession was
• posaiblewitholat war; it was a great dolu
aion in the Sodth to suppose there was any
-party at the - North-able, willing, to. as
sist them after they had fired on the un
was' Waitrons &balm]
to 'suppose that. Cotton was King; it was a •
delusion to suppose that the , North bed no
idea 'btit - that of trade; 'it *waia delusion
to suppose any foreign '-nation had any
. interest in fighting fora Southern rebel
lion; it was a great delysion to suppose
"that•Senthern chivalry was 2upericifo'tbat
of the North ; it is-a great delusion-to sup
pose that when the. Cavalier . is pitted
against. the Puritan, the Cavalier,will.not
go down in the battle The,sipirit of Crom
well'a,soldiersstill livei—ind lives to fight'
the last', descendants of the Stutiits' or the
Bourbons, whenever found 'on earth. ' The
bottle has been long—the battle may be
long yet—but tholorder of castes, of hie
very, of haughty aristocracy built upon The
wrongs and plunder of the humanrace,
must go down in the long conflict of. ideaa, •
end the terrible colobat of embattled' hosts.
There Will be an aristocracy while the
world lasts, My- - 'it will be that whiCh Ged
made—the Arihtocracy of Work; oteialted-
Virtue, end ofluoble Genius.
The PACIFIdATIUN of the South will be
easy, if it is done right' and not otherwise.
Since the Southern States, as States, are at
war with thel,Goyernmenc the strong
holds of tbe,SOutli. as . the great rail
road points - and'iarge cities---must be held
by military;ociyyatian ;- next,,tho priperly
of open rebels' engaged in the war must be
confiscated; thirdly, rebels must be diefren.
biased; fourthly, the State Governments
must. be reorganised by loyal- citizens:-
This accomplishes three main things, viz
1. Security for the future. 2. The rear ganiratioa of the 'State Governinents; 'and
3. The ultimate exile and disfranchisement
of the leadingi, and active members of the
political aristocracy. In . a•shiert time alt
commercial and agricultural operations will:
go on as usual. The leaven of rebellion
will be destroyed; the causes of insurrec
tion wilt Cease; and the Union be restored.
-MORNING, JUNE 18
_What we Escop'ed From.
Mr, loozEr,l in a late letter to the hies,
•
Results Ivive :radii, proved that if Breckin
ridge had . been elected, four - years would have
found the. free :Rotel without a country save
that which was 'controlled by the'inttitation of
slavery. The iebellion of 1861-'62 i$ the
voice of the depil pinclniming that, in :the event of the election of Breckinridge in
1860, FOUR xriats YORE WOULD LiAlit POUND
USA SLAVE niticanclir 1..
And yet such traitors as Vallindigham,
and such_Deino'Matic 'papers as the Pitts,
burgh Post, are laboring to.bring aboutthe
.resurrection °flu' party to restore the rule
of men ,and principles in
,sympathy And
harmonyisrith the Breckinridge rebels.
Tar WOUNDEN - IN THE FLOAT AIT PORT RI:-
mantic: 7 Th° r4orindod in the fight at Port
Republic letween Jecbson and a part of
Shieldes'Commerid, 275 in's:muster, arrived at
Wnshington at 2 a. ia. Sunday. 'Through
somebody's earelessnesner culpability they
wore perinittedito remain in the - cars until
nearly no'on befOre a Surgeon or any Govern
ment official appeared to take mire of theta.
They have since been removed to the hospi
tal, and are doing well. , Most of 'them will
recover; their injuries being principally flesh
wounds. —; -
.What a Veteran Observer Thinks.'
A letter to the New York Timis, from
" the Beeehes," says
I•and yea 51. ti; Tistespwi'l evidently rate
our Generals at very different values. I
cannot think there was any necessity for
prolonging the war; by Standing still—.
even when the ;result was an - evacuation..
On the contrary; I think the great error of
the war was' want of Sigor and celerity in
military notiemenle. If you think otherwise,
I desire you. to:read the,campaigus of the
. great Frederick; I wish you _to note also
Atitchel's imariih on Huntsville, .Fremonee
march in Missonri, and his last great march
froth Franklin to Winchester' and Wood
stock inripuniult of Jack:Son. ' I - wish you.
to note' also that,Beauregarii did not evacu
ate Corinth till ithe railroad was cut in his
rear; and that ZinwOrleans was not taken
by waiting for an evacuation ; but by the
gallant desh oP,.our navy. However, lam
finite willing to ''.praise the bridge which
carries ua safe over;" and to forget criti
cism in joyous gratulationa upon our coun= ,
try's safety.. - . • - •
BRktuttsitt.tbas -happily illus..
, trated the evasiveness and; timidity of the
oppononl.e in the Presbyterian, General As
sembly. - Ile said:
Every speech; giving utterances froth a
disloyal bosom:, seems to signify. that it
nowould be harm, by. silence,. 'to. disgrace
.th - o church ; and yet deem any plain and
unequivocal allusion to the difficulty as ex
.ceedingly harmful. One very hot day a
West. India ladi • directed her servant to
takesome Ice, and - some liquor, and some
water '
„and some led*, and mix them 'for
her to drink. :l'And ; if you please; nil's
tress," said-the Servant, f'shall
_I put in a
little • ntitmeg7l, "Begone,_ you heist,"
screamed the
.mistress ; "do you dank. I
would drink punA I" (A lengli,) So, nosy ~
when.l. would 'put, in "the nutmegi" and
make the ques tidn unequivocalthe brethren'
manifest abhorrince of the whole matter."
-
The Rebels Evacuate Chattanooga.-
' Large Number of Cattle and 'Horace
Captured..trleueral Adansa , Defeat
Complete..
• SuciurvaLE, JUDO 12, 1862..
-To Goi , ernor Aildritti Johnson r ,
Onr expeditionlntii gist Terinimeee hee
proved successful:e are returning.with
eighty,
,prissiseris, . including. a number of
prominent office:mi. also captured a drove
of cattle, and it'ilarge quantity of. horses
intended for the'rebel army... The defeat, of
Clem Aditma' rebel forces in. 'Svreeden's
Caveimusi. much more completer then .'re
ported. Ile escaped without'sword, hat' or
horse:' We silenced the enemy's' batteries
. at Chattanoogtion the elMall:1g of the 7th,
'lifter a Beres .cannonaditig . thise, - heurs.
:lifter
opened'on the 8111. at 9 4.11. - , - 4e4, COn..
finned six. hopre,opon the , town .and - rige .
pits, driving the enemy out and forcing
him to abandon hie works and evacuate the '
city. LThey hur4t, several railroad bridges
to prevent purtinkt...., 'The Union. people in
East iTetitteesee 'aro' wild with joy. They
meet, us - along the' road' by "hundreds.'l
Wadi lend . you a!tiiimber of deli principle
persecutors trore!Saitattehle'Valley: • " i.
;awes S Nectar , Vrik 'General,
. ,
England's Trouble*.
A , letter
.from:England, nays: For .one
day, Liverpool and Manchester . had some
hope of getting o'atton. That hope has van
ished in the bonfires along the Mississippi.
They sent agents to Nashville and to Port
Royal, with unlimited gold,- to purchase
cotton-but none could be •bongbt. .They
expect none froMthe North, or through the
North, Other seams are esbatuded.' fa
dio is bare.. The mills stop, and every
week the tens and hundreds of thousands
in:Lancashire elok into deeper gulf ,of
poverty and despair. They must be fed
England is.rich, , and the wealthy, people
of England are cliaritablec but there must.
be an end!to;their: cbarities,•from mere ex
haUstion./-. !!: • 0'.•;.•
Miliourretrillo*Ottli • Teatot.-17p to
bad'
the' Bite& Thitibette RI . dialed .
bad' "brought iiiik:itarmialiic this
8,722 tone tifiirtM'etio. , pig Iron:‘l4/1.
ing the same this Vat jAke Superior' demi
piny has shipped,l,7oo ions Of on, and thi
Jackson Coinpany 800 tcukir.Lakeileptriot
Moot, Afey 81 ' • -
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"FlitOnstee'Aiding IlltititelOctfore Rich.
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Gevei:Ftsin ldenday,-June0„1 . 842...
There is dueling atlong range between
.the, enemy e. pickets and oar. own—and
there tire. Movement rind,preparation on
Mir Mile ; andmiducihinilyOu their shie„!for.
-the great battle soon to be fought. And I
will candidly tell- my efriends; that they.
must make sip their winds to hear the• de
tails of a -conflict, before -/Licliptonti--coni-•
pared with which the battle of the Seven
Pines was but to bkirrhish. • Theenemy are
, greatly superior to us in • Dumpers.. !Their
earnestness is of course greater than ours—
for they fight to repel an WllBlOll of-their
homes and - firesides. Their' fourage, as
daring, if not as tenacious as our ownis
by nature, savage, and has bet animated
by politics' into implacable hate They have
i
our am discipline—an equal I experience
is
1 e camp and in the field—rind possess i
in t eir despised smooth-bore Diusketnand
thei cartridges of one round , bullet. and
'three. buckshot, a far better "weapon for
this • wooded . figliting-ground than ' our
boasted Minis rifles. •• No—l ! ear these
rebels tight under UM grivett Pines and I
say to all those people who* *think ;hat we
aro toniarchitito ' Richmond without, fiyht
ing every inch of the un3y, that they nurse a
delusion which the killed and wounded and
captured, will wake them from, shockingly,
if they have SODS, brothers, or nephews in
-the battle. I. tell you New 'Yorkers, that
this rebel army has no purpose of retreat
ibg before us as „Ivo •march intnthele pont: -
kat Capital. They nit in their trehehesand
lie under their'canto' to save the Southern
Confederacy. 'TheY desire' to fight. By
evacuation of etringhOlds andietreatit from
positions ',of advantage,' held just long
enough to:weakeu us by delays, they have
drown us where they call think us, and
where they will compel ua to fight, whether
we want to or not. They consider that the
coming •• battle will decide:their fate, and
that-0f • their Confederation; that it will
conchide the war. They know its import
ance, and liiiiy are braced to its cilies. To
whip this rebel army Zia-morrow or next
day, we shall have to destroy it. To march
into Richmond we must pave our way with
20,000 dead Southerners. Can we do it 1
• But to this coming fight. There are some
things I would like to see _done before the
regiments are formed for lic
1. Hit were possible to get the-job done,
I would rub my hands with :glee at wit
nessing the aerial translation, by divine or
diabolic power, of all the Coward officers in
the army. I ' kiwi that, brave and de.
tertnined officers can hold shaky troops un
der fire make them fight. And 1.. also
. know that, under cowardly command. and
example, the bravest men will become de
moralized and break and run. I learned
at the Seven Pines what I abaft ever here
after consider the first of military maxims,
4 .klelect,your officers with most jealous
care and the most anxious scrutiny. They
give charneterto armies, and win victories
orlose battles." ,
11. 1 would like to hear a general order
read-to the regiments forbidding soldiers
to, leave their ranks to assist the 'wounded
to•the rear. From' two Anten was the es
cort which the wounded had at the Seven
Pines— that is, every wounded man, be
coin useless as a combatant, took out of
the fight from two to. ten sound fighting
men! Suppose that a.regiment has GOO—.
that its wounded, as happened here on the
*3lst, amounts to 11 per cent, ;.eriy,o6. Now,
ellow three as. the average of the : sneaks
who in long-faced procession get Out of fire
Under the pretense of assisting wounded
comrades to the surgeons.: That would
make a desertion from the reglmentof 192.
-Four per cent, May he added for killed end
missing—which is 24—and we haves total
of diminution' I fighting numbers of 212
about: half of the . entire regiment. The
wounding' of 06 men 'causes the battle to
lose the services of 192 beside, and the care
of these woanded could just as well as not
be deferred to the close of the action, in
most of the cases. In some of the cases, it
could better be deferred. I have not deem,
ed it necessary to Bay that the sad escorts
of the mounded never return to the .fight.
. I did not seethem return either at Wil
liamsburg or at the Seven:Pines, nor in the
military talk about the camp-fires o'nights
have I ever heard of these faithful escorts
returning. They stick to their bleeding
trusts—hours after the surgeons have got
them. '
111. I should like to see 'the 'General in
command of the reserves stretch a line of
cavalry—a whole regiment of :cavalry in
single line—away across the field, to crack
stragglers, with peremptory orders to fire
upon them with. their carbines, and kill
them dead, if, when hailed .at a distance
and ordered to go back, they hesitated fora
moment to do •so. This may seem harsli;
but after my experience alibi, Seven Pines,
and my clear perception of the truth that
the straggling of a few regiments, whether
from being overwhelmed or from cowardice,
• atop demoralize an entire army—may ruin
'a campaigt—may wreck a great and holy
cause— I snow that it is the duty of al
-commander to proMptly take the lives. of
the few unfaithful or'timid men whose flight
can magnetize brigades with irresolution'
or fear. - There can'he no doubt about this
duty; and if Gen. Peck would , take on a
sternness equal to his bravery and strike
dead with a Mope musketry, fire the head of
the. nolumn of stragglers, should one stream
out . of the coming battle of Richmond, he
would double the moral power of the army
and render it invincible.. I believe that
the essence of.the, soldier's contract is to
die sooner than run. • - lie bargains with his
comithrte face-the foe, and - be-shot doWn,
if necessary.'_lf he will not fulfill this
contract trim *a sentizarintaf honor, or, from
pride, he should be made to fulfill it'by ball
cartridges, and ;sabre-blade's. *The soldier
who &mica OM of a tight, under any carcum ,
stances, eldiuld be driven back into it, or
killed dead:
IV. ,I would like to bear whispered
throiagh this Left Wing, an order' from the
Commander-in-Chief to theColOnels to have
their regiments receive the'enemy,' if they
'attack, with oho fire delivered kneeling,,witb
bayonets fixed-z.and then' CO start to their
feet with the commarid: itp,, boye; and at
them!" The bayenet r ia onr.weapon.- Ve
have nearly demonstrated ;that these vil
lains won't and can't *stand it; Our men
are largdr, heavier ,'and higher-limed than
the.rebel ranitandfile. These ere silvan
teges.in the Imo of the bayonet which they
cannot possiblyequalize.- The troops which
have the enthusiasm and determination to
use this weapon always make short battles
and win comparatively jaleedless victories.
For bayonets 'never pet Men hie, a
trivet' balls because they doii't 'sin them. ,
-It:is obt in human nature to impale Itself
on a of 'viable 'coming - bayoneta: .1
Wilt ihardlY - be 'credited when'l eV', that
there was bid one bayonet wound dressed
'by all the surgeon§ at WilliaMeburg, among
our own men aid the'rehels, For roar days'
and nights I was among the wounded of the
Seven Plink'and associated With the stir :
geons, who • to the injuries of full
3,000 of both armies, and I would not hear
of a - single bayOnet wound among:them all.
There are; Brigade•Surgeoni- and Medical
Directors of ;litigious; now in . the army for;
more-than a year, who haie never seen a
bayonet 'wound, and, ;what' is Irtore;•..don't
expect vier to" see'One,. What power there.
is, then, in li:weapon : so terrible Ihit."thi ‘
oldest trdOtti,'Wfid - dual Steadies( wider fire
ehrifrat'from • Re toUekiatt Ifrem.lightnini.
We should cultivate it. :. - . • . -
On' Clara Italutoen.—lt 'is expected
that the Oil Creek RailroadOhio' Corry to
the mouth of . Oil Creak, completed
by tho 10th of Octobernext.. ;The Work la
being rapidly '
pushed forw ard, tinder tbe
.management of theengineers and contrac
tors, Locomotives bars been purchased,
and transportation will be commenoed 'as
soon as enough of the road to completed to
seenre trelght-Erie atst'Diipatell, 7th.
RENNEW, a
-LAI Pow minutes,' the bloat beeltbral sad ‘oikloita
of &ileac Directloot eceampeaylair each battle for
preparing BUp, • Zemke* or , ►rusalse. ,, Vat by
the dozen or dedo bottle by ,a 1 It es ;:1,;.::.•
• •
jet? exact LlC!rty luta Mad itteBol.
ENIZMIMII
Prnir.te' .rorreki.
I.l dWl r PT rXi '
THIS (WEDNESDAIIOIII4 ' iIa. O o' 10
010:4111: 1* THY list/Z.ll 126Inc4ffer. I.il' •
Pittlitgrith;Juueil4 # j' „
i 1/EisiD aIC E.—The l'reni
u-crJbal nna Ihrott.m. et Ike Couipally 114.1
dirfatoil 4 VAigilend of Ttvt) hlrbbAßS: PB¢=
pik • teld.ctO •he Sto4lloidirS torthirltti ' '
5L,11.1.11.'1,..“414.-ZA•creLay.
Orricroiriir. C[NT4n4 1t....
Piltsl.urgli,•Juoo 16th. 16'19
11.1 F. A:611•N )te - 01 CA N
.-- , 8 4 for atlmfasioft to the High School
oh 111 V. 1911, lo.f r ,t
o'clock a: W. flcholara- of Ow an! and all othor
Schools ah:. ootltled to appear for. oastulnalion, pro.
gilded they are.rozoldente of Ibis city.
JOHN A. SERGRAN Socr6tarr.
BE HR te,IiSTIYA.L.
A 'STR AWBERRY FESTI#AL,'for [hobo
dB of EItIORY caunuu, Ead-Libevy, wi
be held IR ROBY'S (irt:insn'e) GROVE, oo
Thursday, hipe 19th.
Care w ili Baca thodupot of tho Penn+ylveini_t hail•
road at 11 o'clock a. m. and 2 42, 4 and b Io p
Thu last retmuing train wilt leave am llr, vu ar 73;
p. in Limper will ho Bowed from Lo'clock mild 6
p. tn. By order of t Committoe.
_Jen:ft , _ P If. LA lIPELIA ,
Nt all2E '11) 'l'l , A E on
, the Prorieiouul Uartincats le
Allegheny City will tined for examination in the
Wat l / 4 1 'echoell Hens, on HATT:MI/A Y, , 1.t14
lust., at 11% o'clock a. m. New Applicants in Pitts.
hnrgb.will meet at, the Secntal Nl•aitttlehtssl How,
Pitlebnrgh, on I'IJSS.DA Y. 24th hat a. tn.
Now Applicants In the borough,' on the south .it, of
ll:knitter will an-et in the; eirmineham Scheel House
on TnI.IIISDA I, leals lost. at SS.,' 1:11. leachers
in the d, will 63 extuule.l.tliLi and the coming
week..chmeancin s Sixth Ward Tilly IMP,
CA Wm:allay) - A.T.; DOUTLIETT,
;elB:2t Ceents slit.
fr,"--?!A!lf AN ELEirl'luN of the :mock
of the Plf.l)l'Llg'S IN:MBA BCE Co.
hold at the liferehaute if.acli.ge. on Hon ley. Ih
followlog platoon were alerted Directors
\VB. l'&11.1.1vs, of Philips, Beet 8 Co.
JOON E, Palter...of,Phelps. ralko A Co.
CHM!. S. Bute., of Bissell A Cu.
0 PC B. Aotrza, Moans la Cover.
Wu. B BATA, of Wtu: B. Bays A Co.
We. Vas lilac, of A. Bradley's.
JoIIN WATT. of Watt k
Batton. e, dimwit/a, of Stafftr k Laze..
J•st. D. Vnnoo, of Rhodes At Yazoo,.
- F1i13.10 VAN flonngit. Comenlaslou Merchant, •
C. tialteott Love, of C. Hareem Love & Co.
' Capt. JOtlii L. ItitoanA, Steamboatman.
The Directors met
. ou Tizeplay and orgaubted uy
booing
• WM. PHILLIPS, Proddent ;
JOHN WATT, Vtro Prosliteot ;
V. OARDNEII, Secular!.
They bay4opent3 ao office ttemponwily,) at No. l
GIRAND.HOUJE,BIIIITLIFINLI./.BTHRICT, whwti
they are now prepared to Wu, all kind.. of Flra-aod
*ado. Maki. oILI
drEpt,- AID f".ERTISEMEJMTS
SEND TO A BROTHEE,
OR /WEND, IN THE . ARMY,
ONE . OP. THE' ,P iTENT •WRITINii 046.17.1,
For male Ily
W. S.
WOOD OD TOM, STIMETIt.
.• It coetelnit Pen Ink, Paper, tnvelopee,
Obeckera and llbeCkstbuntd, fun 4 yet tnenenute only
incheolry.2 inch.; •
tiritANS' 4.:0111C1'. BALI —By vir
tue al an 01*r of. the Orphun' C.llll 01
Ahlogheny C.hoty, will be exposed to pu -licWale, on
the pcstoissa; un . YIUEnDs y the ttici orruis..kt,
.110 o'clock a. in., Yd AC:Hgn and GO PERS:MVP of
land in ludlina township, lir said county,-boutsded
by *ad* of .11'sn„ lLublneon, Philip Thomas, John
Rem, Auld Iseult of bolos of Jos. hleS,,lelland, deed. o.
Web is on orchard a choke fruit ireel ' sok on
'which laud ar•envted • two storied frawedso.lllDg
and • log shade; •• About 15 .err. of said land is
classed, Terms of sale cash. -
PlitEng 11cCLELLAND, •
Aihniniat calor of Joseph McClelland, deed.
.
1418Actd F
large N 0.3 Mackerel;
F 1,813- 1 90 bbL i.
60 half bbla. " 3 do;
'25 • " • 3 med. d
60 . • - --0 2" do;
60 bids n' • 1 Dalt do;
20 4 . - Bo of lelettel • do;
No. I , do;
:Si ht.
•AlO • 'White FLA;
60 0 ° Itkkerel;
• WATT a WILSON,
No. WA Liberty eirmt
tor. mat/ by
lelli •
Lk" ANL 14011.1k1A mS--Weacr•
LA in., $lB.OOO in,ltotids Idortgaga h amounts
o kdloan, toarlt •
1 for 86,000..luiring 2 yiarr to run.
.1 tor " 2
- 1 tot 11.000, • :; • ••
lior $l.lOO, 1 4, " - •
1 br 53,00%-'
1 for 31, , 10,.1i you to run; •
—to ba *reared - 0a 44
syy or , manly property and Put
lien. Apply to B. kctLAIN s Cu.,
joie 102 rourl6 /treat.
.UOOPER6 —lOO •acres of timber
laod, situated in Weittuoraland'county, no., the
liialraville Junction, 'tingling on tho l'anneylvanie
Railrnad, Clonenatlgh River and Penneyliania
Will enduing , ono acre of tbo land for the pyloe of an
Wl' Rat rel Apply to • • • '
Jelll. R BicLATIV k CO , 102 :Your& h it,
160
Elt. - Ohar erect, ixer the Bridge,
32 'thtrotg gravity, OIL
I trfor tojr 'SOLAR OIL WORtill CO.;
• '1817:It •• • St Clalr otreet, , neer the lirldve:
Bk;61. quAbrrY • CARBON ',OILS;
Adio,'Lobriesting Oil; iihalpiale gra itiall, by
. • .-• OIL, WARNS
St Clair str,t. t*,r
CHEAL' Ll'l TLF, tAttta. ALL.
7-30.redh about 3 tulles flPha , tbe..eity. on tho
empenuicovillo .aud Nobleetowu
clear, d, about 2.sactil Of 'lt ood arilto be &mow; good water and tances;'"willr bit sold at
bargain. , Inqatte or 1, It . - BIO.R&NOg,
.. Jel7;etolfxa,. .llo. 107 Foorth Etreet.
I JL 7 (IIIItiLIAQtJ rcrpe...x. PA YE
ALLZGEIrtv I CUT v.-L-Co, rtiflcatee' of nopald
tenor for.18;1 have berm placid in nkt bands tor col.
mien hj, the Trenverer, ,of Atha city of Allegheny.
All holders Of vat cateto to the city, who have not
yyofd the city taloo awned thereon. fat 1861, aro
hereby notified that imitator the ealleethe, thereof
will.ie placed in the hands of the Sheriff on. WED
the 25th day of Jona, uolom paid to fiv e
before that time. . It. 1101101 EU, Jr..
.P317:4 ' Solicitor of Allegheny
SAB.A T.O ti.A. E5.1.11H6 SPEINAi.
SPAT: .11.-4brougbout all section* of tins cotits•
try Hie valuable Asp:To:ties of We Miler are veil
'knowti. Indigestion Or' Dyipepsia, Coo,tipatloo,
Nervous Debility, • 1,044 of 'Appetite' and oomtuou
Oolds dtseppear before its renovating power. Hu.
like moot !mineral waters, it bur .pleasant. taste,
With a par . geney, wblob casket, It as
agrotabie Soda Water.
For eel* glottal. nod retail by • ' ,
• • • SIMON JOHNSTON,
PIT. Queer Smithfield and Fourth Streets.
•
HEW.- 1 11114414 U hS,•of the largest Size,
AJ nicety idtknicvd, and ferule by the durum or at
road et lba.Fatully (tracery ktoravf
J••IIN A. kLENOLIAW,
10 1 7 . corner Llbotty. and Hand idra...ta.
WY EASE, tar aguus, Uruys
and Ustrlogse, just 'waved by
Jell " Ugliftlf R. I'OLLINtI
N.„/ Cement for sale 6Y, ' • ••• •
If RNLIY, COLLIN.I.
n CANE I'Ol,EB junt reueived and
v f.r,so.ns Buwn*TicruaY.
DUTASII-3-easks•No. lifor sale by
HENRY. I jell 11. COLLINS
pl.AliTrAu.-76 bbl e, Landfidater for
by , 41.417) • LL NS.
t ItiEESN, ettILINSI,--=IOU boxes lawn
‘...1 moth Ohemo.Juit nmol*ed end fLr We '
Jout - rig NK.VAN OORDEIt,:II4 /Swami et.
'o, 1 LaICU Olb hand
and far tale 1.1. r ' •
?..• .4AS. DALZKLL d SON, ,
• Wand 70 Water mart
Fitt' bright
!trial Applep Just realrod add for ludo by .
„•-•' , .... JAB. A FETZIILItir ;•
7 : .i:oitierllariciA and FtreA
iptuireToEs:—.4 . 4. bush..rinkeye - Tota
rocelyucliu/d for sahrby .; I
F,ATZEIt, •
' : c.(!intir IllirketAlid Vint lire is. •
lITIRR-2 , 5 bbls Mackerol,.Not
rotolirodluatl tor tole .
- • :1114 " "earner Market' nrafifint
"CIWIVIV;(IINSENUABEF.4.I,WA.I, - ,—.:.
NJ 1 bald tltiliou; . l bite ilDli 1 bblo. rilioseug; 1 bbl.
Yorowor• ' bow landing Trout *Cramer Liztlobtirtio,
v inierby THAIAII te
`CON
2 kW • 1ie01 , 4 1 'BAUM
.11111,00 Obit HacOn Hama, to smoke botiadi
• 22 0 .24014 a. do bboaldes. do; ,•••
/cHafdtd• by- iIIeDOSAbD ATIBOcKLIS,
. . .242;id 244 Liberty mmid.:
illiSdeibl..l4lo.:..banela now , lan. 'og
N.A .11438 simmer Llr.slo Korth% for solo bi—.: •,
. Jets , . . • •.. '
"lUt: ; ! ANL. - .CARPENTER*O
NJ TOOLS for ale trx BOWS a TETLIT.
RAIER s IZOTii, for sale in quantities
4 4.1164. lq ;:, . DOWN I TlitLIT,
3414. .• 4 , . . . , 434 Wood @twig. ,
Cr
FOlUitl. constantly :On hand and
ROWR Trcury. Wsetl
018'113LIMENUS-A, 43•11
piths ..TAUtt4.l6 - 4÷A :complete oust:eV
.M.ierpt.fareal• by-4. -ADM
• '4. ' :4 Wa00,4
KO. N • vIL BANNNI,N4u Ears abd
UV fa sob - L 11, VOIGT *OU.
•t!i,eßV . t.iiit,&i...o* . gi ,,h„ h „,' , •
rquirria,ag..3 . 7E-writ.
•-STATEMENT OF THE DOILAR
SAVINGS BANK, for six raddeln, ending )l
31• I,
—„LIABILITTEB. - - - -
-iiitiOnnadaliepoit4nr, Jane let, i,g02...e511,608 - 43
Divildend 4 , do. .12,396 09
CpnYiuyout Foul, do. -22,6T2 61
Bonds, goitgagen
Snick in !'itlec•urg4 biota.
IL44reludila
n'aml• 4 Is liail4lind in Bank.
. .
1b1e , 7 tY
The Tromso:hare this day declared s Dividehd of
Tit ItEtt Pith 66111. out of the profits of the last
tux months, par able forthwith. 'not - drawn, will
boor
i`p 'rest from , Juteilst. •
ta-
- -• CHAS. A. COLTON; Treumer.
-Pittatourgh,'Johe'Sfir,•lB(l2.."- • •
.
The 1111110181gatai' Aulittot Committee, respect
fuli'y repot t that they list& examined the Traasurcea
aeport tar the air MOW he 'ending' gay 3 lit, 1862, and
that limy hare examined the - Anent, cotaisting of.
Bonds Mortgagee, floods Of .11;3a1 Ellett. Certificates
of Ball Stocks, Dina of rachensu and Cash on bend;
and Sul the snout to be cortea. end to ;,orre pond"
with tha fold rrpurt . ISA ill WHITTIER,
JAS. Lt. D NEEDS,
• • , • C. IiNAQE3I,:
Pitiebuerh, June 4lii:lBatjettl..:tf.lattw'r ,
YEN KA PK
.CUL'l'll 11; , a
praciival treatise ou flee GA UDEN end V ME
-1 ARD CULTURE'uIr THE VINE, and the B1AN•
tIFAL.ef GEE OF DOAI RATIO WIN E, deeigund for
the use of imitator met ethers fu Ike N orl horn told
Middle brat.. Profusely'llfustrated with nen
gracitigs front camiully executed dodge., 'embed by
dinct practice, by dams Pura, auihor el "nay ou
Open Air Grape Culture," to which wee Awarded fist,
First Premium of the American Institute' • To which
is added u select' m of Example. ef Amer/eau Vine
yard Practice, and a carefully prepared distriptiou if
the relebnxted tholbery System of Grape Vulture:
Price 11. real free of pootage upon receipt of mire
.lettatrilassi No 29 Fifth etreet: Pittsburgh.
Wholesale and itetait'Departmen,ts
Or . •
- .
BARKER
.BC, CO.!,f), •
59 Market Street,
Ire open to The ,Brre4.7seps.
Conte andeee the _LAROIST. STOCK, the GREAT
' Eel. VAIIIETY, anJ the CRIMP/CST- GOODS i ever
seen in . this city.' •
N. B.—ONE PRICE ONLY. jol6
entitledßAßU-Alb/SI BARGAINS! •
BALLADS OF TOR WAR I
QTRA AV..VOK CAN N IN (.I.—;
1...) Now is-the tus, ror canning• and !reserving
Sun.w.berriss. Those selected tur this purpote should
be of good color, solid In sulatenco, of 11, tea ore
sod of superior tlavor. Exactly soon'a Inn ry cau be
bound during the gtrawberry eeasau, At J. IiDIVX . tI
estAblisbutent,.No. to Fifth stotel,,Pitisburgh. Or
ders way be telt at his stead in the',market, or nt Gls
florUcultnnal Store. , : jelinleed/w r
aubscribar;' thankful tu
her 1 / 1 1610r0. cutomuare Sur 1604r.litrerwl patroo
age, which boo thus early exhauttod bar fourth gluing
supply of KNABICti PIANOS, Would tespurtfully
Inform tbo public that hill four dap oho will have
the lirgestan . 1 best assortment of Pilau,' In the city.
ilia Notice that maybe orpected lb a few day are
selected espoelolly .for this market, trout rhousw and
;park.. factory of W. IS nobe .t Co.; Baltimoro.
(MARLOWE BLOMBJI rifthitreet,
jell Solo agent (or Huabit'auuriralled Plaoog.
THE BEST
Or ill& WAR I
Oa April 2a, 1242, will appear a New dioutalyearlal
A sorb; of
PICTORIAL 1;TRIG8,
From the well knowspen of •
Mk A. J. H. DUGANNE,
Magoidceotly illastrated from original drawings, by
the best ertiats,Aud beautltUlly pristedou hotprtssed
paper.- A part will appeir every Month, including.
among other things, the FALL' OF SUMTER,
DEATH 'or 'DEATH OF ELLSWORTH,
NEWBERN, BALL'S BLUFF, PORT RO rAL,
FUKT DoNELSON, PITTSBURGH LANCING,
ROANOKE, HAMPTON ROADS, PEA RIDGE,
Ac., At. Ol'he whole formins sa
ILLUSTRATED PORTMIL SOUVENIR,
of every OTWIL In the present moat Important strag
gle In the history of this great nation.
Part 1. entitled TUN blAltoll TO TUE CAP
ITOL, (of the 6th Regiment of filarearbinietis,) will
appear as
blues Parts, (monthly, free by post,) 25.bts. .
Ouo per, (II monthly pert.,) te)
Liberal ;arms to the Trude, Chid' nod Ourass..nt
Apply to Joan I.IOBINS,
P. O. 800, 3,940-4113:3ut .87 'Psi* Row, ti P. •
•
CITY CH4RLESTOWN, MA'S&
ACLIUSETTA;--.4ealad Pitifezals sill be rooeh
eda the office of the Water Cogacolieionera until
JIIIIE
.20 ..1130.. farahlLLoi Lhe City
aldut 3,00 tool of goat tree Water Pipe,
and about 60 tow' of BpeclarCaetlnga. The sixes of
pipes - . , C51 ,111, 4 Lo 4 ,8, .0, 10,16, and Se
Pubes, All plpia.fo La cut vertically, eo aa to toy
I feet exclude. of tab.. ,
l'oples of specifications arid counsel. and furl= Le
proPcsala, wilt , be cant on the applhrsti al of para.
wenches to make bona fide Idea. Portia. mak log
Prole:well will be Mildred to 'ate Iona: wilt,' two
acceptable ierei/es. The Pcontelaslonora resorts the
right to accept or reject ariy,or all of the bldsoffersd.
Ott proposals to bo endorsed ...Proposals for Can
Iron Water Pipe," and soot to. the, Water Commie
&loners, Cbarleetown,jdees
E.DWAED LAWRENCE.
•
Ter the Water Libramissionini.
. .
C. L. STILVKNSUN i
hie( Engineer Charloatown Water 'Works:
. . .
1862. MoCORD & CO_ 1862
HATS, OAPS, STRAW GOODS
BONNETS AND SHAKER HOODS
Wholesale add Satin,
131 WOOD STILEy.T, PITTSBOI3,III
Wo aro now receiving a Lagar LDORtoa to our al
ready mama nom of RATS, CAPS, STRAW
COOPS, BONNETS, SHARER 'HOODS sad PALM
LEAF LIAIS.
Marc-banes Halting oar city can buy boa, at
Getrecpricei than In Philadelphia or New York.
ap.ta elce,Otil) R CO.
B.EDFOID SPRIGa:
4. G. ALLEN'
. .
fiespectfully Caroms the puhllu that this celebrated
awl fashionable wsetellik'plassi la note open, and
folly prepared for the reception awl accinnosOdition
of •tenon, anil will be kept open until the Mat of
October. , r
Paraorw wiehing BEDFORD MINERAL WATER
rll 'he supplied at the following prices, at the
Spring, via :
Ikr a barrel, (oak,) 13 Oh.
)ht' s bait barre:, foak ) '
Panic*: Wishing rooms or any Itithrtuatioik In re.
gard to the place will address the "Bedford Mineral
oprings Dampens, Bedford, Pa."
my27:ch• , .
Nll4.;liS G '01:0T II ES 'WRINGER.
U
--We have been sppoltited sole agenta for Alla.,
gbeny comity, for the metropolitan (ompenye Uhl
veriwt,Clotliee Wringer: They are the moat reliable
O. Any In nee, have no lion bearings to root and
'poll the clothee, can be need with mieW-by• little
girl 12 yea. old, and will :stile anything from a
lace collar to a bed quilt. A mooed ,apply pmt re
ceived at the ladle lubber Depot, 26 and :oi St. Clair
Street, where they ran be won In operatio •
'.1612 • , ,
J. & it. PHILLIPS.
A Lk:ALL—The beat brands or Anglia!)
A
Cauttle Alkali kept ountautly oa Laud and tor
Aisle at the lowest market rate.
ALEXANDER KING.
N. 'Td Liberty .treat.
Pl.l.lrOs
$150" ; BEST . ANOS. Qi
viut,
0.116 V kit KEN s HALE bavlog rem . °red to tb.ir
No. 478 BROADWAY
, .
are twat praparu4 to offer 11,0 , pnbtic.a raagultlreu
uait scale tall: :.. • • .
•
7 OOTAVIC 110i1CWOOD PIANO, •
cOntalning MI improvements loons IN this country
dr Iniope. ortir•earnug Lam, li!luctE grand
74 , '
$l5O CAI3II.
Warrautal for FIVE YIABS.
Eirti'plouldlug carve; • ,
1174„1,(11. *2OO,
all warranted Made of tbo boat Iromonod'lnatarbdr
;and to Maudlantar Thai any mold for 114b0 - or 000 by
tbootd method. of manuarrturo. incite the bard'
Judges to- exambos and try Mad new Inatruroonra,.
•and atand seg.!, at a. honer to test thaw with
anyotbesamanufacturnd lu thliccnintry. •
UROVEBTEEN• ft DALE
47S BROADWAY. N. Y
A L lAN. lULIN bTKINBS,fIj A fI
Treblei;or V tleri lanai
Socronds, or .A " .:"g ' ' "
ar - ' - 3 ' ' -
IPoutils, or n .. 1 hinktlal {Aire
Proach Ur German let; :Ali and
• it h attings,eacti '
first quality Unitas. D, A dr. If.silver strings 441,4 16 '
flarnatt "" -- Do.. ' ranhaol
Vlulloptilo, A and D,
talsihni to as ail,lrira, pot t'paid. On roanipaof ttia
:hops!, or triliontage stamps, / -
;Dahill; MELLOR, ill,'Woed sareat.'. .
A. largo lot. of froth Strhigs Just 'arrived
also, Violins,. Viulla Dimas, Titiros;Accurrlsorni;
VI-INV - PLANO
„,; ,
, -Jtme Um, new. . `*"-•
Mock PIANO -vORTES, ftlitted
=lly Atli 0 5 44wstal
.I%.*ntil'actatie, of
Hog A Vona:, Ltallet,Thnia
Almon- gad flitalton f.peir
s l ,lw. 16 will be roll wkiWerwi.iwinufs: re,
(Wait ritoli for *what' on- ftesonable. credit.
• rwl"l#3.b7. ✓ - ' )
01 - • itY14.0%.81-Woo4 ei I
p iAND-AIIIII— BARGAIN;774I - getithit. l
.1 ,Innikitohninattengßen aph! , inild. , now semen will
hive:Uinta X TM lANOi with full iron frame,-
-..Whirlt wit PON PAU* Lid 10.11285 , ettah: Atm 1
"ranhlinintnnnininonw-Jit IL.g.l4sllllit a. 8110;.
'MEV innOtiti
4 - 11, irtritisi_ eta' tlktilibir.alWrilm,
Ursa MIN Oft. ha loot skepßi
i 45 Obblinfilidodoets:CMlAP:lrousids by
, 1411 • 4Ol/N U;',XibL9l4 l INA at
Mar GOODS
DRY- tOODS 'ORUP FOR CASH
"Y!), . 7 i t
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S
.$25,905 a
. :39.1 1 1S
. 76.975 63
129,
LINEN ONEOKS
PANT LINENL
PLAID MARSEILLES, R;r Ladles• Wear.
'HUHU L:INSN, f,r Ladle's' Wear, expreaily
LINEN
,E&NBRICS.
TRAVELING DRESS GOODS. uewtet flJla
The largest aud best assortment of goods io th.
city. CAlfind'exautioa
A VERY LARUE STOOK OF
SIUMRER DRESS GOODS,
I .h.nptr than 61 , E1t 'ilgtlii/1 OF in !his ''!l
BLACK SILK SHAWLS AND SACQUES
WHITE CRAPE SHAWLS.
HOSIICRY AT. A .BARGAiIf
DOMESTIC MOODS.
Pheap 'for Cash.
c.. , RANsozr. LOVE ei co:,
100 DOZENno DOZEN MISSE . EIBBRD COTTONIIOSE
COMEAU:IN. UMBRELLAS; - - - •
GINGHAM SUN UMBRELLAS,
SILK SUN UMBRI;LLASI •
for sale to Dip' trade at tho,yeg loseoVrioJ:.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SETS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,.
INFANT'S CAPS,
WAISTS AND ROBES,
NIGHT CAPS,
.
1166.
TBENCEI WORKED 14ND.9, am: Ai-.
clotqng out at reduced prices.
•
A new ',apply of
BLACK ENGLISH" TIIBEAD LACE YELLS
AND BARRE&
GUIPURE AND•VAL. LACE COLLIES.
GRENADINE AND TISSUE , VETLK: . •
• CRAPE VEILS AND COLLARS.
BLACK LACE HIV, LISLE AND""
BILK GLOVESOPHITE, BROWN AND
SLATE COTTON HOSE;
MEWS AND BOYfr , COTTCN-ROSE;
CRILDILEN'a STOCKINGS, of all
klude--the beat aasortmeat we. haewwvor offered to
. .
oar customers:
" - HOOP SKIRTS, COfISETB, - .IIAIR NETS, HEAD
DRESSIL/3, - Ic., - to. • .
JOSEPH LIORNE,
Wholarala Boom .;?.41 awl ),
Mx . . Tl ind T 9 !oikligit:T ATHERT
OUR. .ENTIRE
PINE @BENCH ZAIBBOIDERXES,
- SEAL LACE GOODS,
LACE TRIMMED DITTO.,
•
end overiiitibg "ttio EBIBBOIDER V deputment
turret beim marked !kt
Gi•eatly'ECE!ducpd Prices:
•
The .tack Wall trash and,destrable, and th•greater
.11ARN.ED . DOyiN TO .E4NiONN.COST:
•
•
• •
many artielee taitrig helow the FIRST COST, to d
•. . •
. • •
them eat
EATON, 'I4CRILIII ',A CO.,
,
N. 8.-10 U dozen more of those oleo L4neu
AAND
HBBOHiBIN, at Wc, just reepliod. ' je7
STRAW BUNNETR
, A %cholera]. nook obald, 471 . 0 of 8744AV8 N
NETs in 4 ual LAMM'S °
.11,1178,1. clooodoot si
retail, .0 111 , 110LPIALZ PRICES, uowopau for ox,
auiinatioo In oor rotkil doporltuont. .:
.11CATON, 111 . 4011thd CO.; •
17 Fifth otrokt:
wood..
SUMMER nILK 4 AT 37.}
!CENTS, % yin] whin.
FINIC Leivrai 0 11*, amis.-fast
ciAdn. ' -
sExtrrnvri . 81:111?4, Less
400/id, of the latest Pat o'
LiGiti COLORED . pil..llQlaL
IHIRTB
W STYLE 01 ,13IMOYABLII
,Cheap
pzz z n
Map 1.„. Por !HURT.
Ervous,.
Ut.AJAN - .FURGE: - 7
- • ."
W: r__posrirt44 -
-, .*andfoundrl,
STDAIISOAiSHAPIWODANPN
; .
!IRON DODS,'
PITMAN JAWS, WItISTS,,,LOWIIOTIVE
And A
AND DAD XLES, ADOBORS„ • -
thxdl ot. Heard Forginv - •
TEMPZBaNOXVILLIE; pttubin t
• AzisZinnnr iDemarri; PA.
Waif=
RTlFivudi -LEOS AND ARMS.
A
- 13eWei
esitirscieL HAND®
4 16 1ti-.84041)1167c .
(4.1)911t6 kir-414.-.ltotrN)
for
tiqw. Tett
_,ntrAzni
Vl. 1.11. v
. .
011001,131)311;= , ''
_ I
4c:4 At9?reit:kilo/4;41
ff.l .-t, • D o-', &O. cute:o4
in Ilt and 10 sala,bi.. WIS. &RAU .1; CO. -
. -~ ~'`.~
u ,, PITTSBURGHi THEATRE.
Lem. and
-- •
WEDNESDAY EVENpiG, JuneSth,
I%lrd night of the eaitagemtohof the popular - Phil
adettAde Comedhin; 114. FRANE.DRICW.' • •
Irish JEilifertiiit. •
O'B It V AN, with iougoftce
Lament., FII4N K DREW.
Altar iLlettat version er
• .
t,L
. cAnt,El,
cAlti ILL Ni•DNZW.
ARRAN ID WARD:
- •
'To toarlude
,
Alareppn, or the Untamea Rocking Hore.
eLizieppe .... . . Fataix DREW.
I=l
.
el Li A R TIERS. TOWNSHIP..— . 161
WIDNES'. IbI.PNLIND LAND AT A UOTION,--
On'T CLUSDAT .1101tfilNti, Jay 31, at llo'clutk,
'volt he told; on the:prat:ate*, in chartieni karaiship,
ualy 23i lulle from tha city, ou the Alarodlehl Pbut
Road, sod it ithluN wile of the Steubenville Road,
1t;34 acres improved-Land, part of the Diu:emote sa
lute, auttable fora country retitle/ace urgardablus
purpo.eiL This rich Led, beautifully •loyitig alb/od,
in a high atabt 01 na.u.attup, .fur LboVer cluing
buolorae . ib. city, to couVenitutly located 'on et
delightful road, is. lee! the aunt dustrable oppor•
isteltdie lthich ever nes to secure • beautiful sub
urban place. • Porto vialtiug before MO We trill be
ahuvris the premises .
Talus of sale easy. LATIN. Antal
11U L 1 1 a3EUt~t } ilsa CkialitES /
AT. AlJUT..oti;—tin .Vi EDNX.SLIA.Iidnod
ki Id d'cliickorill bo auld.,atihn einniunrcial Auction -
Bow, Of Filth Meal, :lite you alveolar
dnu's lingsite and litiatioN - liaatarn wade, stilt Wi
tco .J. G. DAV Anat.
vavrtmis acvli Lutnioal taass ,
11 , 11416. LIDULDIND,
DAY Alt/UNINt, :law lain, at /0 o'clock, milt :
501..4 at the • CounatrcialAuction Haim,. a:Wirth
ot,cgot, &large bll'of matador book lug Glass audi.Pio.
lure I. nuo., ALahogauy UM; Woo, a Lugs k 4
UUt Framo - itouldlug, all in goon order.
— jolt;
• ' • J. ti: DAVIS, duct.
B UOTS AND StiOtS,
Half Their Value,.
j At, the
hIA NIG HALL AUCTION -HOUdE,
r _
uur. istiNlbet til)01/.7 FUK, 11ULIKE
KMPERS.—Oa .1110 N DAY," June 18th; it ID
o'clock a, in: and 2 end 8 o'clock 'p.m., continuing
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY - AND THURSDAY,
will be ;told, on the mural dour of Davis' Auction,
Nu. 54 Filth street, a. large and seri, 'shah!e
stack of pars Linans fur Housekeepers, comprising In
part bleached and brown damask Table Clotho, Tea
and Table Naplina, Ilucterimck Towel., Russia
Crook, blenched and Mutsu Table Dromak, • 'tuatara;
Battrircarels, Ladles and Genes •Liiseu ' litindkar.
chiefs, wide Linen ittuatiugn, • Pillow .1111a0 Linens
blench Kamilla; Quilt., EngLish. -
American C.'iont.rplutea, Shirting Llnena, de. • •
Tha will be Maid the largest and finest stock of •
pure linen goods for tonsekerpera to select from ever,
offerer, at nubile =lain Ike city. &sari article war.
ranted to tim buer so repreounttal. ' The 'goods can
be examined on Wedricalay afternoon. 'llorttiortabla •
deals provided for Indica. Terms cosh;fpir tondo.
P. EILODILLI,Propre.tor, .Ikmtun : . , . 4 0 14
Our•SEJHAbdroili 15 , t0 40 aptitigs,
1.1 at IddiliEbbatifra•Auctien. - - Jets
0 CENTS 3 PAIR FOR itAITEMS,
at IIcCLELLINDT. /GIS
LC our - blittiTily• cheaper thigi _ the
11chespeet, at Plitt& street. jel3
C_IENTS
TEELS. at 11cOLELLAti D'S Auction. r $.13
S liOE, .11411ethal . I.Jai at 55 filth street
Lei 1 b". A. 14.1.1 •, • . .t110,46i at
11U , 111/Wille liallAuctiotik4ouse.. •" • : , ,felA •
Titidarket Street,
NEW GOODS!
.
Are now receiving their animater Stock, corapriaing
every variety of goals adapted to men and boy'awear
which, in extent, choice taste and prices comyani
favorably with any in the tread.'--• -
French, American and West elEngland Cloths, -
the beet makes, of every .Lade pod reality—a very--;
assortment; Cassimersa and Doeskins; -Soper ..
ck French ikamktos; Super Black French Cud
metes; Yency thasimeres in, every variety; • Bibbed,
Mack and Fancy Cassizoorea; Silk lifted thasimeras
of every elude and color. , , •
illiSTlNGl3—Naney Silk and: Satiu'Vestinp, saw
style.; Suva. Black Satin and Silk Vestinp; Maths&
an Sa t
Fancy Silk , ' Flattop; White'•Yfgniod Silk and •
•
Also, - every
,Tarlety of goishi for Bushmen, Mats;
likewise • vary choke selection of Yornish i og Goode
adapted to gentlemen's wear.
lioliciting an early tall tram oar Mande and the
public, nay orders atitntstodko oar cue - will - meat
with prompt attention and piiii6tualltk nano.
HEN hY G. LIALIC'eI CQ.i Idorebant
mhl2 • Car. Penn and Bt.,Clalr streets.:
UT •
ANTED —A Room with Power; near
oni of itre BallriAd Beige pro/erred. ,
Apply to BOX 1,234. P. 0.. : , . • Jo11:34 .
WAN'TED.—information of 52 -- bblo.
OIL, torouabs'irowt•Oiltilly by Noalboat West
Point, on - or about tbo let lost. 101 l 11.1 was con
signed to L. J. tnnohundlu, • .
• JAS.' tiaLzkLi. a . 504...
jolt . . Cl. and 70 Water street.
CINCINNATI LEAD WORKS. _
McCORMICK, GIBSON & CO.,
Lead Pipe,
Sheet LeaA
'And Bar Lead.
ALSO DEALERS
EWES
Pig Lead. - - -
Patent Shot and -
Block Tin
- Amu STDLLT, RNTWINN - MAIN. AND 8 74111073).
Beingazeintirely in tha Lead Tradoove can furbish
the above to better advantage to Dita teas, and en
serruCterinib. than cut be had ettewberc -- '.-
' efitl.ktiFarf, HATS
Alt EX, , FAHRIML - dt CU.
ri.um DEUS, -
sr eN ,rITTCIIB,
.129 roman STILT .11I311114.1.;
• TAWAS AND AGIT/LTD/04 for:
RelbAria, Hoed. 1.1 ago mud dmal
11 ...wa mt. , ' wt. with hut ..a - tvl
water In the hest style ; with all tt
modern- improvement., la Bhllil
ty.hskttqANbti,.CLOSM-,t3t.ttliat,
. . . .
A Ism. anortmeat of mitirioi:idliajti: baud
and for .416 oti jolo
r~
~ e ...
W ;t2 Might Cold,
L c
b °l f c 4l4k;%itaa ~
~ zesa
uROCH. 6PdAe .
c . 7 which might be, hcked
I? ° 6 witha'siineLe remedy
ifneglected; often terminates seriOudy.
Few are aware of the irnportanOe - cf.
.stopi:ing ' Aztigiz 'or . ofiglit
Wald in:i 4 afird 414 0 i.; ;t7iiii; -
tvhfqh.
in the be would - yield to a
mad remedy, tf not altendisd to , s o rt•
attacks
4goatasea.goa&cldairniiciii,
. ulmfird, intmdtbseci eteuenyears 'Aga •
1 has been Traced that they: itie‘,4l
lest artier"' before the ear
kalltinea - ,,caisti4aptiw
CoUir.h. - ocug
.9fffti 4926 'Cr the 'r ,ek , "#s
• r el tef
- le t solie:Sikeeskers-ir Sin g ers
willjiod,bcya ► :them effelgfiell for clearing
T/d'47;10,04116447/4 5 44: ., --'---
d L
d
;!..tontair lowitritot;thit krne- -
.araulazuctos it co., matirmait
L.'skatissTocrs it 00., it, Y. VANDS:2IIO2I/
BXNDICBSON UAL - - --damnitaT
wetuswilt.
aI,UCTIO.I7
XV EBY DESCRIPTION,
Nis 5' FIFTH sritErr
J►L6RCHJJ!"r .T4ILORS.
NEW HOODS t I
__IIEND.I Q. UAW, .t CO.;
(Succumori to :fames O. IVitti,)
IradrTS.
"MAN U 7.4 0T081EL3,07-;