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imbecrription, one dollar per year, in ad-
t ,,
first necessity is to give the war policy into
which the administration - has, been driven
by the rebehous action of the South, the
endorsement of Congress. This will open
the whole question of the war—a few may
grumble—but there is no doubt that the
'action of the government will be warmly
and enthusiastically confirmed by the rep
resentatives of the people, almost as unani
mously as the people themselves, Lave al
ready confirmed this action of the govern
ment in advance of legislation.
For the sake of sensation undoubtedly,
for there are no real grounds for it, the
idea has been thrown out that an attempt
will be made to bring in a proposal of com
promise to the rebel leaders. Compromise
must be honorable. Any proposition for a
dishonorable compromise would be an out
rage upon the patriotism of the people;of
the United States. To talk of compromise
in the present aspect of affairs would be ill
timed. Compromise may b e entertained
when the secedets and disunionists have
come to their senses, and have become con
vinced that the scheme of a Southern Con
federacy is an impossibility. It cannot be
offered as an inducement for the rebels to lay
- down their arms and return to their alle
giance. They must yield first and then
compromise may be in order after they have
been compelled by the power of their le
gitimate government to surrender, and
when they have got back to a common plat
form with their brethren of the North and
are ready to confess themselves citizens of
the United States, then compromises may
come in to settle present ci.uses of complaint
and danger of future ditficul ty.
The enlargement of the army and navy
and the voting of the necessary loans to
sustain the war will be the great questions
for this extra session of Congress. The de
sire of the people who love the Union both
North and South, is to see a swift and de
cisive extinction of chi,. rebellion. Auy
thing short of a resolution to call out and
_provide for the maintenance of an enoi
army at once, will disappoint the
and produce a disinclination to
mt the government. It is believed
with a sufficient turce the spirit of se.
sit can be crushed out in a short time.
wants this war to be a long and in
-011..,,,,..0611..wi5h it should be brought
and satisfactory close, and that
pursuits of commerce and industry
shold resume their wonted channels of ac
tivity. We do not desire battles. We de•
either side. We want no such measures as
shall engender and perpetuate a bitter spirit
of personal hatred between the people of
the North and the South. The people want
the government to show the South that it
'< has the power to compel submission to
the Constitution an I the laws and also that
it is its desire and design to protect the
rights and property of the Southern people
under that Constitution anti by means of
those laws.
`,..THE THREE MONTHS' MEN.
From personal interviews with many . of
them and from letters written to their
friends in this city by others, it is probable
that very few of the three months' volun
teers now near the Maryland line and in
Baltimore, will be disposed to continue in
the service after their three months shall
have expired. They complain of the man
ner in which they have been treated, and
say 4 that their clothing is worn out and some
of them we know are sending home for
clothe!. They also complain that their food
is, not such as they expected or such as
might easily be furnished.
These things ought to be remedied at once.
It would certainly be to the`advantage of
the government for these men who have
had three months discipline to remain.—
They have become familiar with arms and
with the discipline of camps and are able
and willing to render effective service when
celled upon. We are glad to learn that at
tention is being paid to this subject. The
troops at Hagerstoc n are being clothed
.through the exertions of the Governor.—
Five thousand pairs of new pantaloons, and
- ...ant stockings and shirts were distribu
last week, to these men, so that probe
this time the first cause of complaint
Jaen removed iu that quarter. The
MIT must look to their Quarter-masters
\sir supply of food. If they elect in
itient persons to this position, they
expect to suffer from inattention, neg-
N and ignorance
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PXTTEIBURGH
NOR NI NG ***** JUNE 2tl.
FICIAL PAPER UP THE CM
Tll,` WEEKLY POST.
The Weekly Past containing all the latex
news from the seat of war, can be had a
TRH COMING SF.S SION OF CONGRESS•
The session of Congress called for the spe
cial purpose of the war, commences next
week: It is a most important session, and
its action will decide the probable duration
poet of this war. The people look to
their representatives to make this meeting
"lone of few worm, but of telling deeds. The
predate the destruction of human lite on
Congress can make this war short and de
cisive by upholding this government with
the necessary means to exhaust the rebels
and show them not only the necessity, but
the policy of submitting to the government.
A large expenditure now is better than a
long continued accumulation of increasing
expenditures. The people expect Congress
to regard the subject in this light and to act
accordingly.
are ma ny in the iebiinenta which
to from Pittsburgh whose business
them to return home at the ex
ton cirtheir t erm of service, at least
time, but many will desire to remain
• the war anct i regiments will probably
I tip with new recruits. One thing
n o Pennsylvania. soldier will
, the service at u time when there is
lik e lih o od that he will be able to ren
efficient aid to lus government against
Lieutenant Col. Emery, will have his head
quarters in a day or two at Pittsburgh, for
the purpose of obtaining recruits for the
Third Regiment of U. S. Cavalry.
Lieut. Col. Emery is an experienced and
;tide officer. He has gained the entire con
fidence of the administration and General
Scott, by the gallant manner in which he
extricated his troops from their perilou-i
condition on the frontier of Arkansas anti
f..xas, capturing the advance guard of the
enemy, and bringing his whole oo l uipand
iltoltle in safety.
Baltimore and Ohlo Uallroad g' log to
The account of the destruction of :, por
tion of the rolling stock of the ltiltimore
and Ohio Railroad, by the Confederate
troops at Martinsburg is confirmed. About
forty first-class locomotive engines, and
some three hundred passenger freight and
coal cars, have been utterly demolished, and
by this one blow the Company has lust,. it is
said ; between four hundred and fifty and
five hundred thousand dollars. Many
bridges have already been burned or blown
up along the line, which it will require an
en >mous outlay to replace. and the bed of
tho road itself is daily falling lE.to a more
dilapidated condition, for want of the sys
teinatic supervision and the continual re
pars which are necessary to keep such' a
rod in running order.
Important news from California was re.
ceived in Washington on Wednesday to
th , effect that the rebels of that State are
about to proclaim the southern portion of
it below 36.30 a separate State, and to ally
themselves with the Southern confederacy.
It is said that a strong party iu New Mex.-
let, Arizona and Nevada Territory is in
fax or of the project, and prepared to second
it. It is probible that the government
wi I take vigor measures to repress this
treasonable. movement in the Golden State.
lion. Francis Pierpoint, the new Gov
ernor of Virgmis, has issued his first
proclamation, calling together the mem
bers of the le,:!islacure of that State, to
meet in Wheeling on the Ist of July.
TI e people of Western Virginia, are in
earnest, and ex-Governor Letcher will be
gin to see it before long. We learn
tbett the new Governor and his Council
are hard at work, night and day, in ma:
turing the business which comes under
choir supervision, and getting matters in
proper shape for an onward movement.
IMPORTANT I NFORMATION.-A doeu
um at was received this morning by Gene
ral Mansfield, from a true Union man,
whose name is prudently suppressed while
he is in his present position. The paper
contained information drawn from a Seces
sionist, whose caution was overcome by the
impression that he was in conversation wtth
a Conledrate. it reveals a plan for the
capture of the city. The rebel forces are
to be divided into three divisions. One
of these is to occupy the attention of our
try ips opposite Washington. While this
is done, another column crosses the Po
toLiac, near Occoquan, and advances
liiough Maryland upon the city, while
th e thirdcolumn, strengthened by an up
ris ng of the rebel forces in Baltimore,
approaches the city from the north. These
three columns are under the command re
spectively of Davis, Beauregard, and Lee.
Some delaf has occurred by a misuncer
sta,iding between Davis and Lee, caused
by jealousy on the part.of Lee. growing out
of the promotion of Beauregard, and his
appointment, to a position which Lee
claimed a•justly coining to hunaelt'. This
is the statement coming to General Mans
fiel I
TH E COMPROMISE-THE E OF
CO VOREBB.—WABHINOBON, JULIe
There is a sentiment pervading hero among
Northern visitors, which tends strongly
towards a compromise. But all is vague.
Still it is the feeling, and one which, I be
lieve from common rumor, President Lin
coln himself cherishes. A confirmation,
in part, of it, is found in the course of
Gen. Scott, who while he is carefully guard
ing every point, and bringing our gallant
volunteers up to the highest standard of
military perfection, is not disposed to strike
a decisive blow until after the meeting of
Congress.
A NEW COLLECTOR FOR NEW ORLEANS.
—William D. Gallagher, of Kentucky,
late cenfidental clerk of the Secretary of
the Treasury, is appointed Collector of New
Orleans, and leaves Washington for Cairo
to-day, to accompany it army in its pro
greas down the Missouri, which will not
probably start before the summer is over.
-The New Orleans Collection District
emLraces the valleys of the Mississippi and
the Ohio, including their tributaries, and
reaching as far east as Pittsburgh. The
Collectors of Louisville and other towns
within t h e District, are only Surveyors'
Agf uts of the New Orleans Collector.
RR REBEL ARMY IN TENNESSEE.-
Information from the Rebel camp in Ten
nessee leads to belief that great dissatisfac
tion exists among the minor generals with
the eong:::..tander of the Tennessee forces,
Gen. Gideon. J. Pillow, and every endeav
or will be made to have him superoeded or
force him to, resign. The force at Union
ha. recently received a portion of
their pay. The force at that place is estim
ated at about 5000. Of these some 2000 are
weli armed. Most of the others are very
poorly supplied with the most inferior arms,
consistiing fur the most part of condemned
United States flint lock guns. At Ran
dolph active preparations are being made
to strengthen the position in order to defeat
au attack both from the river and from
land.
INTELLIOENCE reaches us from Western
Virginia that the late garrison of Harper's
Ferry, 12,000 strong, is now in camp
Frederick, and the remainder distributed
:between Bunker Hill, Romney and Charies
t-,
and it -was reported that 5,000 of
~;.t
them:were in camp about thirteen miles
beyond PhiMppi.MeVeral regiments of
Ohio Union troopiloying from Camp
Dennison intoVaugaritisictua_.
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RECRUITS
More Secession.
irginia
The French Declaration of Neutrality.
The Moniteur hat the following:
His Majesty the Emperor of the French,
taking into consideration the siate of peace
which exists between France and the Uni
ted states of America, has resolved to
maintain a strict neutrality in the struggle
between the Government of the -Union and
the States which propose to florin a separate
Confederation
In consequence, His Majesty, riinider•
Article 14 of the naval law of August,
, the:3d Article of the law the 10th
of April, 1625, Articles is 4 and of the
Penal Code., 65 and followin of the Decree
of the '24th of March, 185 . 2, :31:i, and fol
lowing of the 'ode l'entti Maritime, .md
Article 21 of the Code Napoleon.
Declares:
1. N vessel of war or pris.3t4• 1. eitlwr
of the belligerent partics will be allowed
Lo enter or stay with prizes in our ports or
roadsteads longer than hours, except
ing in case of compulsory dc:a)
f;,r. er.)
No sale of goods belonirinc , to 1
is allowed in our ports and ro , Th,te,d
3. hvety Frenchman is Fobilitt.d
taking a commission under -ither of II r Iwo
parties, to arm vei.s,:l, of aver to ac,:ept
letters of marque for privateci.n..: purposes,
or to assist in any manner ;Nilo: ['toe er. the
equipment or armament f a ves.-01 01 war
or privateer of either party.
4. Every Frenchman, whether re-iding
in France or abroad, is likewise prohibited
from enlisting or Liking service either iu
the land army or on board vessels
war or privateers of either of the two belli
gerent parties.
F.encl men residimz iu France or
abroad must likewise abstain from any act
which, committed in violation of the laws
of the empire, or of international law,
might he considered as an act hostile to one
of the two parties, and contrary to the
neutrality which we have resolved to ob
serve. All persons acting contrary to time
prohibitions and reccummendations con
tained in the present declaration will be
prosecutedHl requioed conformably to the
en:laments of the law of the 10th of April.
1`):25, and of Articles "l 4 and of the
l'enal Code, without prejudice to the ap
plicants that might be made against such
offenders of the tnactments of the 21st
Article of the Code Nal "k-on, and of Arti
cles 65 and followire„; of the Ikcirce. of the
24th March, 1552, on the merchant ser
vice, 31:; and lollowingof the Penal Code
for the Navy.
His , Illjesty declares, moreover, that
every Frenchman contravening the present
enactments will have no claim to any pro
teotion from his Government against any
acts or measures, whatever they may be,
which the belligerents might exercise or de
cree. NAPOLEON.
THOUVF.N EL, Minister of Foreign Affairs
Climates A. Brownson for the Government
Rev Dr. Brownson, the eminent Cath
olic writer, made a speech at the conse
cration uf some colors in New York. last
week We quote:
SPEECH u} 1)11. BROWNSON
Mr. Brownson said he appeared not a
a revert nd, but as a layman. He was here
as an American citizen, and if he had good
eyes ne would fief t for it I Laughter and
applause This is fit) war of aggression
or conquest They went forth to defend
that inheritance: they received front their
tattier, It was. no question where men are
born—all whol ,ught in this cause were
his frieud-, his brothers, his countrymen
The hopes of liberty and of just go\ ernmen
thioughout the world depended upon this
str u The war WaS as well fur the lihertN
to down trodden millions throughout tha
World hot' whatever libeity wa, :luau
ed, the world was interested in its defenee
They went to defend the sacredue ~f
reiigion. the ;dint). of i.forerument, And
the freedom o: dl natiors Many of his
former friends were en;:a.:ed in a war on
the country, but he retiouncod his ,felluw
ship with them. If It were his own son,
he would disown him, and swear that he
had in his veins no blood of his or his
mother [Laughter and applause This
was a war to prrteet rather than destroy --
Though the tide of march was whitened
with bones, it would be the bourn of those
who fel: as martyrs in the cause of liberty .
Men could not live withev, , ociet v Soci
ety required government, government de
manded authority and obedience, and, it'
need be. armed fore, to sustain it Let
them trust in God and keep their powder
dry, [laughter] and they would be sure ~f
victory [Applause.]
BEN. MCC U LLOUGH, who is so frequent
ly referred to as a man of milita.ty renown,
never, save on one occasion, had com
manded muse than one company of men.
Upon that occasion he was accidentally
placed for two weeks in command of
about four hundred Texans, hurriedly
collected tozether to repel au attack made
by the Camanches. Subsequently he acted
as a scout during the Mexican war, un
der General Taylor, and was afterwards
appointed United States :Marshal for Tex
as. Ile is a man of undoubted courage,
but no soldier.
THE CLERKEHIP OF THE 1101:8E.—It is
now well understood that Mr. Blair, of
Missouri, has been fixed upon as Speaker of
the House. This has been brought about in
a spirit of conciliation. Col. Forney will be
re-elected Clerk of the House, and Emer
son Etheridge will be Clerk of the Senate.
You can rely upon this as the programme
set down, and nothing but a big battle
before the meeting of Congress can change
IT is rumored that a petition is soon to
be ciculated ui Connecticut, predicated on
peace docti incr, asking the g,uvertunent
to suspe❑d hostilities against the South, or .
in other words, to back out. Ex-Secretary
of the Navy Touoey, it is said, has a hand
in the movement.
CoLOSEL, W. 1.1. EMORY.—Tins fine of_
ficer, lieutenant colonel of the Third Cav
alry, regular army, proceeds to Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, this afternoon, for the pur
pose of receiving thy• officers of his regi
ment, who have been ordered to report to
him, and of establishing recrUititic, zattilt , lJ
in Western Pennsylvania and the adjoin
ing counties of Ohio.
THE advance guards of General Patter
son's and Colonel Stone's command, have
met each ether at Monocacy, twenty-five
miles south of Harpea's Ferry. The Fed
eral pickets now extend from the Heights
of Georgetown to Harper's Ferry.
=MI
Mr. Douglas , Affairs.
I)..uglne," writing in the St LOlllB
Republican, upon tho subject .•f the Douglas
uud, mikes use of the rollowii g remarks:
It is desirable that the state ot the affairs of
Mr. Douglas should be known--the nature and
description of his property and We encum
brances upon it—in order that his friends;
throughout the United may act under-.
standingly. Cannot los friends at Chicago
furnish a stateinei,l tit his affairs 7 Movsures
can then be trAtim to liberate run encum
brance whatever it may be d4airittile to retain.
In the address recently published by gentle
men of state, it was distinctly stated that
the only piece of earth left by Mr Douglas not
1 . 1.euu1t , r,,1 for thrice its cash value, was a
small tract ol two acres, deeded some years
ngo t Ids wife. That tract of grow.d she has
et`ll for his burial place. The wife of Doug
las and Lis L'hildren have no Lamle in Illinois
that they can ca. their own, and unless the
fund pri pored be raised, roust find elsewhere,
arid !03 and the state he served an well, an
abiding I lace: $lOO,OOO would buy them a
Lane, and furnish a revenue sufficient to oda
hr. ebiblren and support t b family
'oI.ON Ei. te.u.v, whose assassination
VF tatelepted at Phillippi, Va , arrived in
the . ..!•2d iust , much inipioved.
Illy wound is fast healing.
,ra ht,• -day, June 27th, Rol3filt . t... tutalo ::1 ul
A or rt. nwl Jane fetley, aged six Weekx.
The relst:res and friends of the family are resynei•
fols) inr.,.l lo intend the funeral, this morning at 10
foan his parente residence, Virgin alloy, near
IMEMII
H KAI , wrEits 6th ICEGIMENT HOME ~U A
:••,. n'th stretq, Rillnhurgh, June ::..1,1561
t)Elt No.
Ist. so .uu+ commanding Companies conetoutiug
Regiment of Rome Guard+, will report fourth
auh I+llowing,
I Name+ and rank of Company otlicen.;
Niituber of rank and tile in active metnhar.lop.
S. Is tee company uniformed; if so eta.e the article
and °clot ..f the uniform adopted.
4 T r i..ud Of arms, if any in poseesaion of the Com
pany.,
6 Tne brne of meeting regularly for drill, stating the
d it and boor of meeting.
rile a •dress of the Captain and locaiii.n of the
A • more, 4 r place of meeting for drill.
Whetlier tree Company will attend on parade nu the
of July, and it so, the number of "Mk and tie
Illal will tn• present.
All re ports will be addreeeed w tne Coloml, at
f i 3 Filth street. Pittsburgh. kly orde. of the
CO boNE,L.
P 4.4( . 11ZTE KS OF THE HOME (-11 , A RIG, 1
llornovrgod, Jane 24tr. INOL. f
ORD .tL No. 4.--
Cr I,r 1, of the 17th lost., in so rood that the
par, , 11114 II me ttuar.la will beat 8 o'ol,l, a m,
nu tl~ 1.. .1 !, :•11 , ,Illeoeed of the hoer of 10 '1 he
11,p, ,• I•• I Itii-•1 . too :sorth coot - um:of" A lean. ov,
(routing o• 11 the right re,.t114. on the OM'
a..r If pes'r r f ens trend rig toward Federal wreet.
!ha Mvi , ti-m• n, behevea that ain 1 y tame
compante- tt o Home Guards may no , join lb • greed
parade on u.o Fourth in consequence of their not hay
•ng tray t s:-able themselves to be completely is um
foirn
kV' Malor (general lluhka that Mte en - Juan:lance
emit not no tee the absence of aoy of the ii worth , . Hr
,i , patriotic sentonen. sod It,
of tor c.Jrr panics to au honor to the
t. , •i . tri.l trio„ thom On tie paruue
refer ter any want of it peculiar uniform.
By order et the Nli,;or (ienotral.
J'“ 4 : , f I Alt NAN, Ant, At •,
ktl 1 of the Iron 'ity
tun notified t h at there will he
for Diri.ctorp—to ,TVP (Jr air , onsuln,r year
—lltld at tf,e Banking .No :fit) I it,rirty iltrher,
on Jul lt.t, R C. r.o.itME.RTZ.C.afii
4duipttißerriota.
0.151 Pi )i{ FANT D)lN\'
Great Union Patent Agency.
ROBERT W. FENWICK,
Conwellor and Pasent Agent at
WA • Il I N N"Lc I T D.
121111
Amtlx..rus 1' C., • h.i..olwr J. 1 ilf4
W Yen,. wk. I. 04411 to open
17,iz. /SO ‘ 4 o'l..il.Jr .. 1i11.11:+, I e 1...,
liilly • ", I
hat.. kn'.wn titlst •
o: nen,. in pub rinhuei pruinnt
wool. I.oiluln ••1
Aei ~. I. ot,o‘mi tom t- t 6. tup,Morn the I oiled
*Jute
(iMA Mt.* . M ASON
.11r Yr wan 11.1 I, ewrl l i•Pt, y ear. I l.r rrlroweer
of Branch 1.1 In« nel , ontltie
Am. • HO 01 Afion• - 1 • I M., re N:uuti and
)ear- ttelally ~ .non led wuh Bald
nu t , •_, every
hCr, Pli . elC. AISJ IL. iilter..4
1•! • W. 18,111
W. at D. .EIUGITB
PI• - iaigt%
Ligut and rark Colored Prints
t/1 ;D. ❑rneol , tyir, , orny l.airolla
F.R\ i
ItElt k.l H. dIF-- J , S
A ~rAsy (issosSA I jo,s,se, .s t ,s
111Iey,
A seitx•A of 6p5.1.,A AAA /ALess, rhirll wt.
tsa
P.A.
rs. , 114.1.5t51 dowll A' es 'Ai, issm MS*
;A77 ‘ I, H.K FIFTH A!•th HAHKET STS,
R xf). " it IT E A NI) BLUE NaL K
Foufil'H oF JULY,
K ~,, , !.• s illossNsh•A F , lsrtti '
, Act Bare Nock T., for FLairt.l) • I loq
liiiilary Ghuntlet.A,
I) Trimntivg.,
B.unet
Lnen mild the nduo. \ .V 6
Kid Gloves, Silk Glovfq, Laco Mute.
Neu.,
Brown Clnenille Nets,
Blue l'nentile Nets
Jilk k'• H N•iu.
Silk Curd•Nete
Silk Cora Nets
Erubroolored and Hem-Stitched fia.ndkerchlefs
.lacol. et .nd Swiss Edgings and Insur tinga,
1 , 10.0 y &mil', Muslin Bands and ?loupe lags,
Ecnbrovicrod Collars and Bets, Lace Collars and Beta
CH A IMES GIPIsII4At,
7s Market Street.
1 4.27
101i,iirosAI j will be received by the
ll undersigned until 4p. m. July 8, I'6l . at the office
of the of Refuge, 67 Fourth afloat, second awry,
(or the budding of a PARTTTION WALL within the
etoth - 0...• •.f r, t- H.,ure of Refuge 'I he loon baton to
be 4 set nod 2 feet thick. to be laid w.iti good
buildlur tt• ne coil mortar competed of enarit sand
and a•P I ;..11.. llt It to two hoes, anti raised level with
the 811rf fti e ground. The brick wat ho be about
17 feet t sod 10 inehem thick, joints %truck on both
aide, 'I he to be all hard, and lava in good mor
tar corny Sett ofsharp sand and trash lime About 825
IMITIIBI% , •f stone, and 160 000 brick, will be rt quired
Irtirthat of irmatton, if required, tvili be given by hhe
Unde,:gued JOHN ISAMYEOS,
je27 id I 'hiorman of Com. on Grounds and Itepaira.
cr—z,z; )1..L AV 1 tiGi
U'rLY
No. 06 Vovnru strain'
Depositm made with thin Bank 111:701.6 the
Fl MT DAY OF JULY,
Wlll draw Interest from that date
le2r CRAB. A. MiLTON, Treas.
MURK; WANTED FUR
. 1 I , E, U. S. ARMY, EAST—The subscriber is
authorized to engage teamsters for the United States
A rmy &no. Mirk good sober men taunted. Those ammo
tomed to drive with a single line orefered. A pplications
will be resolved at the eciott House, Duquesne Way,
this day, June 20th, from 12 to 1 o'clock, None but
those recommended by responsible parties, or other
wise personally known to the subooriber need apply.
To leave at 4 o'c ock to-day. Pay, $2O per month, and
one ration per day. MOS SHOD, FOSTER,
101 W Scott Henn,
M I, ES FOE SALE—
•
F 1 1'I+: I.AItGIE ACTIVE MULES
TED )Sul , ;, Fll.l 5ull.,11) ANI,
IN LAIOII (1);\ IT lON,
W vukl all (or H 0r4.0 Ingume et
tit) \1 Al ER ET. it.2.6.1vr
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Stitt Advertisement
PEICINsY.LVAMA
VOLUNTEERS.
THIS SPIRSDI I) REGIMENT ORGAN
iced under a eommtaaion Ite - m the War Depart
ment direct to Cot Geary, is to be mustered into Federal
servioe ch. week
Soldier,' desiring to serve Inr three rears nr during
the wet in U e i.trt.ent and beat se'eJtati regi meat yet
ttrganized in the Stale, will be taken to-day to all lie
rinks of the beery Guards, new organs,in.: nt Wykon
Ilail
tv be
the time of me - me.t until - he co:Tele naileterel,whic h
ty •II IT , ac
Ellblartn, aml egnipmen Is no soon as musterti
'l•b° be dri led in Camp Geary ma•
Pltilatlelpbel, toe finest camp in the State, and ordere4
to active duty Fci coon ae It can be rt -
Apply, an Itin:VV.
..URDON S. BERRI
r col. JI:10 W.fhoity. -
D I.:St/I,l_ l l'loN relative to Public Sewer
I.lk, ou Fifth Emil Wood Siren...
licaoft ed 11. i. ittIIWILIDA Regulator l r directod
to eAvertise for 1 r .110:1314 fir the couatru lion of the
Pohl c t-owet Filth an•t W,tod etreeto heretofore
untrhori,a.l t.t•
JAMES Niv41',1.61,
Premit eat or Sn'ect Council
Attoitt: H. M Y 9. w.
vt . t Couced
A (;. AIt•CANIJI,ES3.,
Prt,tdottt of l'omnmn Council
A t teal: LI NI e ,LiTr.k,
ul Common Collodi,
A)Fl'. 1 , 1 NUE Authorizing Clio
t.f µ••l. up un -.4rel Irorn I,llbrly streo: U.
reel.
Secricte ord., oot and enacted br the Mayor,
tderrele-ii n eit i e Li. ed Yl'oabtupu, iu tlelect 6121
elemmou 10,te.14 neeerrehled, end It IN hereby eratfed
Fwel ord6lnra by the qiettiordy of the setae, That the
Recording, tiot.uditor bd
.aud eels hared)), sty liorizsd hod
directed to Ad se..rtlre It r iiropfsods for the grading of
astonetco •11.• el [root I..twrty Street o WebeiLOr
street: Ned lo let the Pitiff cm the Mel:leer .1 rested trj
the orthusn•, eolloeru.ng Aro , it, passed Aog , :st slat,
1867.
4 , 1111110 i UK !an' ?illi
lay, of Juile A I) 1%1;1
JAMES MeAIWEY,
Pro.kiebt of St,leet (boned
A °AL: F. Mona• ‘‘,
(.lerk t•fseleut Coun,ll
A. G. 111cCANI,LF7i8,
utiunon Council.
ClArit C.414110(1(70140. j129:3t,1
()Ii THE IV A
BOOTS AND SAUE.; Cll EA
Men', Prime BrukauA y 1.1.4) pun-
Pl ,111, ISt ULM It pair to tioldiera,
anti h largo ..tora and f oI tr€
Shoex of a I Istn.lA, ai ,go4lty low parrs.
JuB. B. BORLAND,
L ADIEN
SoCel tr:k.te.n Ele
Ladies Soiled 09.ii.trs
Laili hotle.l Galters 62c al
NO. 16 FIFTH STREET.
D S. DIFFE:\ BACHER.
Gi,EA t -. 1. 1 1/:xlEtt VAS /TS
ANI. , cATS
LOOK A . : HI;; PRi(
Men's prneVins, - 0
Men's prime ts, - - - • 2,245
Ladten.' prime Morocco atid Kid Boom, • 1,01)
pnme Morocco ati 1 Kid O ippers, 60
Mire,*a', Yo tithe' and Chl?Jsen'a Boole and
Shoes of every vanety.
Cali and get bargain:. it .he cheap mail store er
.b.. , EPH H. Stilt LAN!).
ad Market street,ind door from F. 114
N. H. 8 , Me 880 t ,,, b 3 trying OU ELL 6o per cent
less tr.ert
G ENT S' CALF oXFORri, $1,50
;ems' Cali 03.1.1.1'.. $1.75.
ti.mtd Call: Oxfurd's
Goole' ;Calf Gaitors: t 2 20
AT THE PEOPLET 1 . 10 RE, No
,16 Fifth .t,
DIFFENKACKER.
(Y)M.PA N I Ei>.; furnished
MIL' I'ARY
Belt., Belt Plates, Buttons, Braids,
61.11 R AND MATERIAL. FoR LINIFOIISIB
al a .mall ad trace on tLe maoufactutera coat,
MACRUM
1 , 10 'el 17 and lg Fiftn nirc,t
-Abe, atteil
Aji 1.1011 owes 114 simnel', a
f L
I'l 8 T 1. to.,
M. , A/lee/Ina plot`
W W
oly4 No. RI Wrt..l r.+Al
F RF.:_ , ) I Mr \V
hn,sesbut,r,
ktlu L.en
and Artomtan water ,
, •,)ustautly o nand , !road,. 1111134* from the springs at
J EP ti FLY...9911W,
jel; Corner of the Diamond and Market street.
_
VD 1
000 $2,001), $2.60i), $3,000 —Four
, small hirms for sale. No 1, 8 miles
hoot the coy , 22 sores, with good improvemen,s. No.
Co acres, 14 miles from the etty, and four irom klesiek•
ler vilio dwelling house, barn, orchard, 4 , C. Nu. 9. 12
!roles from the city, 69 acres well Improved, and in good
ur,.1.-q - , No. 4 b 0 /aorta. 8 miles from the city, near Ever.
*trews. we i improved. For sale by
lelb a. 01.PrtiliERT & SON, 61 Market street,
_ . .
SUOAH
100 1,1,18 'B" 11.4 tined Sugar,
10 - "A" do do
16 • Crushed do
16 't Fine Pulverised do
16 Coarse do do
dust neeeived end for male by
REYMER
)021 No.'s 120 and 126 Wood street .
T AME , Ito B 13,
so MARKET STRIKE
.t•ltieg BOOTS AND EILLUM in every verse y eud
et)...4 T TO BIIIT THE TIMES
An and aiamine his kitock before purchomiag el,e
where, ts he is determined to sell CHEAP
BACON. -1;"10 I lbs shoulders, sides and
Hams.
KuGS.-1 bbl fresh.
L 4 Itll —l6 kegs prime.
HU I TER —lO
BROOMS —l6O tics. corn.
A ?V LEII.-12 bushels dried, for ;isle bv
WM. R 91111TH k (30,
•10 118 Seoond end 14? Front et...,
16v bags Sro
160 bbl. (oak,) N. 0. Molasses.
lb raids Porto Rico Sugar,
1,0 bbl. Refined do
1111 • do Yellow do
600 boxes Window Glass,
bbis N. Y. Syrup,
10
16
hf • • No. 3 Large Mackerel,
do
10 bbls No 2, medium, do for sale by
W. H. SMITH CO,
118 Voottod. mad Ida Front street.
FIRE -WORKS for the 4th of JULY.
Rockets assorted from 1 mi. up to 1 pours d.
Roman Candles, • 8 balls up to W.
'rrtan,gles, No
. 1,
Pin Wheels, 6, O.'. 1,2,
Grasshoppers,
Slut, Lights,
Serpents, No.'s I, 2,8,
Unties, " Ito 4,
Volcanoes,
AIM* a large assortment of colored Flre Works
store anti hr sal. by
RHYMER & BRO.'S,
jets No.'s 126 and 128 Wood street.
131N1 POTASH.—A pure article of Potash
j.. can always be obtained at
JOSEPH FLEMING'S,
jell Corner of the Diamond and Market street.
PATEN I MEDICIN Es.—All the really
good Patent Medicuriea can be obtained at
JOSEPH FLEMING'S,
4. el 7 Corner of the Diamond and Market street.
AVAN A ClGA.l34.—Another lot of
genuine Havana Cigarsreo'd at
JOSEPH FLEMING'S,
jell Corn,r of the Diamond and Market street.
J4INSEED OIL.-10 bble prime Western
.1.4 seed oil, for gale by
e 1.6 F. BELLERA & CO.
AWENTION HOME GUARDS—A
large lot Cadet mixed Kentucky Jean, at 16 cents
per yard suitable for utillbruis, 8180 a good assortment
Cadet and Blhe Sattinetta, Cadet Doeskins., &c., all very
cheap to fit out Rome Guards. C. HANSON LOVE,
a&—
74 Market street.
DRIED FRUIT.-
1,000 bushels Dried Peaches;
600 do do Apples, in store rind for
Skil) by W. SAGALEY,
frid la snd SS Wood st....st
ripoRPEDOES.-400,000 in store and for
sale by RHYMER & BROTHERS,
1813 No.',. 128 surd 128 Wood street.
hild Eli. DRESS GOODS, Lace Man
a„, ties, selliug very low to close them out. Also
hoop skirts, eun umbrellas, needle work, ge.
boo:lssue and staple goods, a large lot and cheap.
lazo (.1 RANSON I.OVIE, 74 Market street.
pitopticE.-
1,600 bushels Peache.,
I,ooe App lea,
kegs Lard,
110 bushels Clowerseed;
On o. , us,gume•nt 9.13.1 for 'ale by
11,6 a 1 "% 1 kl y6IITHA tto
MUSUHA V E'S YA CENT GAS COOK
hiTOVEB, on hand 'lad for sale by
W1 , 11,10:4 & It N , I\RI:F. 164 Wood 'creel,
near 6111 st root, uppo,te their old stand.
An excellent article for Ironing. 1,513
TAX F.S UN WESTERN LAN US.—Per-
H 0.6 ow Mug lando in the West, who what to pay
Lazes, are iniartned that we attend to the recanting and
payment of 'faxea in Wineonain, Minnesota, lowa, ac.
B. CUTHBERT & BON.
)elB Marbet at
El ACON,,.:sStioulders, liatuai Sidea and'
JO 101sarEittliVotaidaby - • ,
'F. Mid= a CO,Wakina.
EMS.-5' barrels Itrekb:,l4lo - .4Okt-rethi,
and for aide by .- - : - .r..'-•
. ILIKESAMLIZERii '
.iielo oaraerllleikatanoMrstata.
ctIL. -20 bbl, best quality Carbon Oil
received and for sale by
o HENRY H. COLLINS.
E EVERY BODY'S LAWYER for sale by
J. N WilLDIn.
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MEM
READ
HEAVER,BRAVIR CO, Po.
DB VON
The operation performed by yon in the preoenpe of
my eon-irettm Rev. Mr. tray, not only gave me but
permenontrulief. I hear flea p.s auetdee In my
_gm tier
!molt. Rempeetiully. HENRY BR I G GS.
BEAVER BTREET, At.Lrdi any Cti Y.
It gives toe great pleasure is bear witness to the
trutbfullness of the above. Mr. Briggs is now Ti years
of age, and hsi. been atticted oith partial, and mime
times total Destness, for the last fifteen yearn. This
ewe to perfect. Dr. Von Moschstaker, like the neater
of old, tuakeis the Leaf to hear. W. lit: taCAY.
From an Old Well Known Citizen.
For id, tout eight. years I have been day in my left
ear, sed my right one became deaf corn, six mouths
ago. I resorted to various means and incurred heavy
expense in endeavoring to obtain a car , but got no
re.hel train any one, until finally. in despair, I ceased
my ettorts ,n this Wrectiou At the earnest solicitation
of ury frs.-rids, however, I was induced to submit my
et.e, to Or. VON 1408 , 117.1fi1i.E1t. As an old caller',
and widely known here, I mom cheerfully testify that
be bait restored me to mu hewing, which is now so per
fact as it was thirty year, ago,and I earnestly recom
mend all Off cted with Deafness to 0009111 t Dr. VON
NIOSCEIZISK ER at once. JOHN liiaK, Br.,
earner of Grknc Dna ceventh rtreetx.
PlTl&nucon, May 27, 1801.
Dr. VON MO96HZD3I( ER begs to say Mai hie STA Y
in Pittsburgh must now peatuvely r.e limned, and
APPLICATION ty those who wish the FULL..BENE
FIT of t reatment, either for Deafness or any malady
of the Eye or Ear should be MADE AT ONCe.
Testimonials from Unquestionable Au
thorny.
FROM JNO. M'DEVITI', ESQ.,
From Use benefit my eon derived of Dll. VON Mt
CEIZIS ER'S nkdlfui treatment., I love much plea..
re In re commending him Mall similar;' etilict.3,l, •
moat All manful canal. JOHN fif'DI,ViTT,
311 Liberty Street.
Patebuxgh, May 16,15151.
98 NI rket gspet
Bar rnd en:. , roin Fifth
FROM JOUN M. KENNEDY, EN ,
Lail ea exiled Garen C2c-
WICLOSK EY, COSGRAVE d; Co
Pear Panay, Attatiusitr Co, Ps. I
April 81b, UAL
TO DR. VON MOSCHZISK SR: 155
Aril
strvet, Pitts'
I am happy to inform you that my little daughter,
who hoe been quite deaf for four years has, under your
eaclful treatment, entirely recovered: I feel quite sat
the al hearing would never have bean restored
by natural causes, but to roar treatment alone is aloe
indebted for it, and I would earnestly recommend all
with deafness to consult you at once.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN McCLOBREY.
IRE ETHEREAL EAR IIiHALATOR
Dr. Von Moschzisker
Through which:he has been enabled to corn the
MOST °Bel INA'I'E CASES OF PRA EN &IS.
In acbliroa to !be above Temumoroals, hundred..
wore can be neon at tlaa Doctor'. °dice.
OFFICE,
No. 155 THIRD STREET
Whore he omoy be 00siSiiLTrii.iielloY, from to a ■
to 5 o'clock v- w.
FOR 4
EYE
acir 4 R l ' I FT
Monongahela insurance Co
OFFICE No. 98 WATER STREET.
Stec& Due Bole r ayable on demand and
secured by two approved names. $ 78,760 CO
Bills Receivable ... 23,567.34
Bills Discounted ....... ........„ .____ .......... 8423078
ortgage .
M ll6 Shares Mechanics Bank .12,000 00
stock cost $ 6,186 00
100 Shares Citizens' Bank
.took c05t....-- ....--..- &,IT6 00
40 Shares Exchange Bank
stock cost 2,050 00
50 Shares Bank of Pitts
burgh 2,750 00
16,140 00
Balance of Book Account, 66,991.76
Office Furniture-....--. 400 00
Quit' 49,152 80
DIRECTORT - :
Wm. E. Holmes, Wm. A. Caldwell, Robt. DalEOll,
Wilson Miller Wm. Bea, Jao M•Deritt
Jos. Kirkpatrick. Jae. A. Hutchinson, 0• o. A BerrT
Wm. Mesas, John Atwell, 8 B.Robison.
R. Wallace: Jas. Woodburn, Rbed nays
my2l
-50 Boxes Nectarine Btoniach Bitters,
60 Boxes Cliequot Champagne.
75 Baskets Charles Heldaick
26 Boxes Claret—Best Brands,
100 Barrels Old Bye Whisky,
Best Cognac Brandy for medical purposes—in
ors Ind far mils by
twit SRN ,
Notice of Dissolution of Paitnership.
XTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the )uartnership lately ()rioting betweed LEE A.
HAM end GEURGRA. KELLY .of the oltrof
gheny, under the firm of Bffßatthf,* RFALY, was die.
solved on the 22d of April, 7861',• by mutual consent,
BWHILthi & KELLY.
Xjy-The business will be married on at the old stand
by the subscriber, by whom all the business of the MG)
firm will be settled. GEORGE A. KELLY .
Allegheny, June 4, /SBL-038.4(
CARRIAGES:
BOOKAWAYS, BUGGIES, SULKIES AND 'SLEAGBK
No. 191 ften Strad, PitistairgA, Pa.
Sir All work warranted to be of the beat materials
and workmanship. mylllythe
TL HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between JAMES M. 8088 end WILLIAM
00 EMAN, under the firm of Ross & Coleman his been
dissolved. WILLIAM COLEMAN.
HUGH 1L BOLE; -
-
4e NGLNE IHJLLDER. AND MACHINIST,
GREAT W HEITHaN FLAMING 1611. L, ant. Afar.
awl Duqwww. Way, lithosagle, .1* will woke to
or r and warranted as good am can be made, the
following inatudisery vis :-...Btearn fingines Tuin
Lathes, for wood andi ron; Planers, for Wood art iron s ;
Drilling Machines; Homan and TobamoScrows; Patent.
right and Model Machines, in the beet manner; Shaking,
Praline, and Hangers, of all sues and variety ;43emaws, et
any diameter sod pitch, to fifteen feet in leaath. Will
also make, and hare an hand, Doctor and Mager En.
Shim, and Deck Pumps for steanibtatia ac. Lathe
inheari anu other Planing done to order; eau plane 32
nachos wide, by 9 feet 6 inches long.
All Onus Promptly Mad end Enrissatio Noleated.
N. B.,—Partmular attention and orom_ptitude given w
...pairs on Printing Presses and ether Nachines..
1111Arkts ,
O. S. JENNINGS,
GREGOR a CO,
8. COCKRELL, Natchez, Matt.
A. N. BALI, Iftlfbrd, DeL • - •
ROBERT WILKES, Toronto, 0, ilk i
EUROPEAN AGENCY. • Caustox—ae our !Mob is now Weal* stoOkt
erfeited by tore! tOiLAS B.LITIGAN, ,En.poitlionvitt Immthellgitg,t4g*Altdri*
part o i ,ll . 3l /Atilrgrelttot a itadinittePlar . ' Atieltja 11 _
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slaX t46
ealta at Mid hack pespusnon Irtsni•Or sr& ' IritSeir,.. ', 'bfistr ,nunititt,, . i i r i k — =a—
efts olditxitotry, eithet - by Ream* asaterr.? 004 at . gear ' - tot)* our
r • .”; lifsisjOeinsott6loveorsik - o t a,s , ',,,,,,,
Sue 111911* - BROM; F0*E1i1.44601.1.el iiiiiii 61 • As' theite indenes.lo49 for - Wel - 1 --
y eyelets goo.
nia , -, ~„'• . 1•, , i.1A• ~5 i, 4 , 1 , - :_. in......}: ~,,, orialythroughOt4l:l4l lAdollisthe Aor Watch
toast for ther , lndlisorn inda.••l4. Cornrow do not sollalltorders for nin e untoke•
slilieggsleigfon-lhe old leek filar lissofdeseing Pack. ,_, ~, , ROBBylel •• P. Y.
ale, and for the lime of Steinman noillnif tatensin Nei --'"
- Wholesale Awaits, No. 169 Broach N. Y.
York. Liverpool. fileara and aalsnse fell • Apart A. nroDDAT.
sti C un t Ni., Philnde
Agent fur Philadelphia and gesissonnue.
myfseod
FLOUR. -60 bbla family Flour, just ree'd
sad forsake by
Ma AMU H. (10/614M0
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MORE
CONVINCIItiG
FROM HENRY BRIGGS. ESQ.
FROM THE REV. W. S. GRAY.
JOSSN :4 , CLOSHEY, Esq.,
OF THE FIRM OF
DEAF.NESS
AN INSTRUMENT INVENTED BY
RBTW F.EN SI'vIITHI 7 I.I3 LIYANDGRANT 9'lB ,
LIMITED
TIME
UN ALL tHA LADIII.B 010.,THE
EAR.
RY H 8 INBERTFD.
OF PITTSBURGH
I)r r —J AM ES A. HUTOHISON Preisid au 1.,
HENRY M. ATWOOD i geeretary.
t:APT. JAS. WOODBU Gen'l Agent.
It insures all kinds of Firs and Marina RisAm
ASSETS, MAY 10th, 1881
C. WEST & Co.,
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:THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY
ilr 01Wattham, Mass., beg to call the attention
or the public to the following emphatic meow
mendation of Waltham Watches, by the leading
practical Watch makers and Jewellers throughout
the United States The entire signatures are quite
to:room-, JorimbliCtßicin ifi v aeThYvertisament, but
the names presented will hereceguiseu, by those
~, i calu,ed with the Toulon's being in theligheat
degree renimend,ln and intinentlaL At their estab
liqhrnente may be found the genume Watobox of
the Company's manufnetaro, in grainvitriety.
boa nataxon from many cities and towns not fully
represemert,tn this, bat will appear in a tuttue ad
rot tn.orenal.
PROOF
•
TO THE
The nnderaigned - prabtical Witohmakere • and
dealers in Watches, taring bought and sold Amer( '
can Wets hes for a number of years past, and hay
lug dee% in all kin& of foreign Watihei the a
much longer poriod of time, big to atlitolhat:thei
have uever dealt in 'Watcheauldidt, l 4a:dhlda or
in individual instances, have beentliclli afixewob,
to themselves or customers, ithetherlif tea . *
durability, beauty of thumb, matheniatkalli aoi f'
rest proport'ons,aoeuritte compensation
meat, or bffine timrkap. ing reaulia than th&iiitifi 4
lectured by the Waltham Company.
t./tua.'.'
N. E. CRITTE . NDEN, am)
WM. BLYNII,
JAMES J. ROSS,
H. JENKINS& ta.),
WM. WILSON WGILEW,
BEIJOS & SMITH, -
•
DEIHME & CO..
C. OSFIAMP,
C. PLATT, Delaware,
RING h BROTHER, Warrep.
Ito shit
J. T. AE. M. Jammu's, Chicago.
F. J, ALEXANLER, LaSalle,
JOHN H. MORSE, Peoria,
A. BEPPLEE,
W. H. RICIJAIONA
H. D. - RAYS,
A. B. GILLETT,
S. D. LILLEBON, Declaim
J. B. DURBAN, BpruigBeld,
J. W. BROWN, QuineY,
E. K. TOBIN,
HASSE & HIIASISAN, " •
A, P. BOYNTON, Galena.
WM. M. MAYO, Jaakeourft,
1. SORTITRY, t. Cherry Gr . -..' .
A, W. FORD, Freeport, •
..., , •., - `:
WM. HOHERZER, Pero,
J. M. FOX._ -- . .
Nue , YO LK. le
WILLARD A. HAWLEY;
,EcirscUNl:
N. HAIGHT, Newburgh,
H. &D. ROSENBERG, Rochester,:
C. A- BURR & CO, ,
• 4 ,
F. 8. STTENHEIMER kOO., " ,aVl.to--
WM. 8. TAYLOR, Utica,
W. W. H&NNAII, Hudson,
H, R. & H. C. CARQENTRR, Troy,
Hosgin a EVANS, Oswego,
HAIGHT & LEECH, Auburn,
JAMES HYDE,
JOHN H. lUD% Fairport,
WILLIAMS & CO, Canandaigua,
J. N. BENNETT,
A. 8. STORMS,
WM. 8. lITORGAN,
HP.4 , ILKIisON
,Y. A.'CLAMT. Batavia,
BLOOD & PUTNAM, • Amsterdam,
JENNINGS EROS, Saratoga,
JOHN J. JENKINS, Albany,
W. R.
A. WA ADEN. Goshen,.
L. 0. DUNNING, Peno-Van,
OHAS.S. WILLARD, Uitaikillt
Incas&
w. P. BINGHAM, Indlanaphs,
WAS. G. FRENCH,
J. MoDENE,
C. A. DICKENSON, Richmond,
O. H. BASGOBLICO, Terre Route,
J.- M. STASSIL,
ADOLPH MYERS, Plynton
mr eevua,
TH.F. PICKERING, Yalatymm o ,
(i D, Detroit,
M. S. SMITH,
Wm:um.
„
A. B. VAN COTT, Wilwau.kee,
JOHN ELKINS; Racine,
H. N. SHERMAN, Belnlt.
S C. SPAULDING, ..4110111,The.
W. .k. GILKU Prairie du Chien,
Prwrisn.vi
11 El NEMAN & M KYR AN, Pittsburgh, ma. •
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RAWL BROWN, Nonistown,
W. T. KOPLIN. u
GEO. a.BTEIN. Easton, •
GEO. B. TITUS, •
IlltrlEMAN A wilt le,
GEO.)3TEIN; Allentown,
E. .1. LASOELLE, u csaehester,
SAML GARMAN. W Illiamsport,
JOSEPH LALOMUS, ohesber,
J. .1. BLAIR, Lemmon.
GEO. W. MoCALLA, Harrisburg
FRANCIS O. POLACK, York, .
0. M, ZiHN, Lancaster,
GEORGE HELLER, Reading,
F. P. IiELLAR,
B. A UGHINBALIGH, Caemberaburg,
T. B. HOFFMAN, blreenstag,
J. C. HANNA. Newcastle,
C. T. ROBEWIS, Ebensburg,
J. C. TOLON, Mauch Chunk
CHAS. L FISHER, Ashland,
B. M. ST. CLAM, Indiana,
R.B A. PETEhLION, Scranton,
,
,
DAVID LA V HACK. PattNersoayL n uau
W. T RA Nt
ENOCH F. E.,
BILLS, Bonientwarkon,
BENNY 8.. JAIMI, Trenton,
Minnota.
Cumberland.
Trauma
THOS. GowDEY, Nashville,
CARSON A BRANNON, P p ulaski,
A. W. PYLE Seld,
SIMPSON. B. PRICE, Clarksville, • -
V. W. SKIFF, Savannah, Gs,
Idisso
.& A. GARDNER, St. Louis, ou,
W, 0. DEFRLEZ,
MAURICE & RENEY, ,
JEHU 131 LV ESTER, "
ONLY,
S. T. LITTLE,
umung,,
J. T. SCOTT Is CO. whee l lt
T. B. HUMPHREYS, Riatumaa,
Nam Camay
Sal em,
E. A. VOGLER,
F. W LEINBECK
J. W. MONTGOMERY, 'Newberry, HouirtOarotina,
MABSAC ÜBSL
BENJ. E. COO K , Nocttuunpl H ST
on,
B. CHILDB, - New Bedlbrd
DEXTER & HASKINS,
E. D TlSDTannion,
ALBERT P -
ELLIS G[ FOR ' , Fall River,
F. W. DiA.COMS, , "
J. J. BURNS,
ra h
Gloucester, •
JESSE SMITH, &Jowl
T. M. LAMB, Worcester,
ii. N. STORY,
LEVI JOHNSTON, *
ANDREW WARREN, Waltham ,
C. W. FCiGG, ' . " , , . ,
AMOS SANBORN, Lowell,
JOHN BARTON Lynn,
JOHN woriza6R, Lawrence,
W.M. 'ROOT, FitteSe/di
JOHN B. SCOTT,, . . ". .. . • i.
N MOODY. i . Gr. euti e lL
WM. KIRKHAJM,Jr. Sprit:el
I. D, ANTHONY A CO. Providence, _
PNLEC ARNOLD, E. Greenwich,
TEI OMANBTEEL * CO. HartfoCommcricarrrd,
H EIVIN&WAY A STEicEriS, '.-* .„
WM. ROGGERS A SON,
J. J. MUNSON, New Haven,
E. BENJAMLN, *
J. B. a IRBY,
GEORGE BROWN, ,
E.. . .
''. BUNTINTON &Ica Danbetry., .. --
a. A. WOODFORP,
H. D HALL, Middletown,
JOHN L. SMITH, " •
JOHN CORDON, New London,
LO. BLACKMAN, Bridgeport, . • • '
JAB. R. AYRES, Waterbury,
allEripill o ,
SHBRBURNE SHAW; Ete Nrw
nboniton, •
L li
R. A.NDERSON, Doneord, M
E. KNIGHT, *
N. G. CARR,
GEO. W DREW A CO.
B. J. MKLLISH, Hanover,
W, Oil. WODIMIURY,Aaremoni.,
REUBEN SPENCER, *
WM. B. MORRILL Exeter,
RICHARD GOY • Laconia,
- JONATHAN HOSMER,Nastnut,
N. W. GODDARD,
HENRY H. HAM. Portsmouth,
ROHS, N. BODGE, . , , 1 , - -
CHAN E. MAco*, • Dover, - - _: . l
•
P22,K14 17
Manta.
F. M. HARDISON, So. Banta*
YWOMBLY & SMITH, Saco,
MOSES M SWAN, totliflueit ,si
d
J. A. MERRILL. rtla
JAM KS' EMERY, Buckapon.
SIMEON BLOOD, Rockland,
HENRY MoKENNEY, Aubur .
.1. T. HOWLAND, Bath,
TOMPR MORRIS, Satrr,
C. C. WILLIAMS,
G. S. AG. L RoGERs, Gardiner,
D. E. LUCY, Realms,
D. G. HALL, Lewistown,
rametum.
El RINSAIAID & a ILDRETIL Burlington,
c. il SARDINti, Redford,
T. c. PR INNEY. Montpelier,
A. A. MEAD,
J. C. BATES,
N sit ortb johna lield b . ury.
J. H. 51 li ft DOC E_, Woodetoek.
C. c &I:IUDS,
C. H, HUNTLNDTvN, 34 Albans,
leturl ER GROW, Chelsea,
W. K. WALDACE Newbury,
LEANDER. &MA DON, Rellegg Male
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N. Orleans,
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