lORNINO, MAY , 1.
801110 MUM
tows itemoved.
Counting Room of the
ornthe second floor of
in the room recently
ercantile Agency. En-
Fifth or NV ood streets.
mailing rooms are on
'his move was necessary
al room for the transac-
e lief Committees.
ing, the ward and town
appointed to disburse
t at the Court House,
'mmissioners, to discuss
ying a tax- for the relief
r, the amount raised for
ed.
P.:sq., was called to the
). Cochran and Will M.
, n Secretaries.
f the gentlemen present
lowing resolutions were
od:
is the duty of citizens
enjoying the luxuries
nit the families of any
vho have sacrificed the
and are risking their
's defense, to suffer for
the comforts of life.
Milst the Relief Fund
for those families who
I relief; we believe that
e fund who could have
; r . case a new loan or
ye will use every exer
) ascertain what names
prom our rolls, and will
)n to the Relief Board.
bur Commissioners be
Loan sufficient to meet
Gies of the Relief Fund,
meeting adjourns, it
the first .Monday of
he amount of tax nee
'or the Relief Fund:.
lie above the Commis
te a loan sufficient to
,cities and in order to
tore the names of all
aid will be stricken
dred and Tldr
regiment.
its regiment (Twelfth
v, known as the "Cur
commissioned on Sat
id officers are as fel
:is B. Pierce, of Brad
illiam Frishmuth, re
nel, Jacob Kohler, of
Major, Darius Titus,
d Major, James A.
aster county ; Third
of Juniata county ;
Henrie, of Schuyl
qmaster, Harvey K.
phis:: Surgeon, .1. D.
Surgeon, Roert B.
hia. It is said that
nt of emnmand, mate
as not been excelled
ut now in the service.
Tested their apprecia
diem by H. F. Mcßey
isburg, in getting up
esenting }Jim with a
The presentation took
States Hotel, through
an Oil Well.
orning a shocking ac
e oil or gas well on
near .Jethro. about a
verpool, by which a
pposed to reside near
county, Ohio, came
It appears that Mr.
he enclosure for the
the water as it was
LI in a solid column
he escaping gas, and
mightless enough to
which hepurposed
The gas, of course,
ment the unfortunate
nvoloped in a sheet of
seemed impossible,
.e of mind enough to
rd by, and throwing
he succeeded in ex
es. He was horribly
id at last accounts it
d not recover. This
.at this well has taken
>cessions the derrick
within reach of the
d.
Presentation.
of the formation of
h Regiment Pennsyl
)s, took place on the
Junction. This Com
:nown as the Jefferson
county, Virginia, from
Captain hails, though
, re enlisted in this city.
elebrated by the mem
by, the presentation
, do bladed sword, with
namented scabbard, to
ohnston, their Com
e scabbard was an in
the regard of the Com
n, as an officer and a
Col. S. D. Oliphant
ttion on behalf of the
replied to by Captain
it and able speech.—
s spoken of as a highly
ig officer, and likely
to the confidence and
him by those under his
tool Month.
e supplement to "an act
and continuance of a
i by Common Schools,"
gislature, and approved
provides that the word
agreements with teach
nty-tivo days ; of which
of Saturdays, are to be
truction of pupils in the
aturdays, to be designa
. to the improvement of
,eans Qf the District in
.ppropriate exercise; it
y on both the Board and
e these Saturday exer-
ud his Command.
Democrat has the fol
to this officer and his
to learn that the gallant
Mg as Brigadier, having
regiments—one of which
ania Cavalry. We were
'mow that he is proving
n of the old Keystone
;ust been shown by Col.
, captured in a skirmish
bel cavalry. It is made
ie azure, which is silk.
es appear in it. There
rs, which have, like the
1 much away."
tins Glitiedir.
t the season when our
make their purchases
tention to the card of
Philadelphia. Sono of
ive visited his extensive
. 610 Chestnut street,
o such as have sot, we
ctures and sells, whole
entlemens' furnishing
risks .and of the but
es. His Alibis, -oat by
of the most espeeieo ced
fit.aignotainsadcoody
nfortain and subdan-•
ttsburgber• going East
t.
WlPMlttli
• A let ` m
i•Jsp
deer of Met
ed 4,e9. 04 taktie
ii
company D. l — ' yip. -. appom..—
Lieutenant Bar bid w.aa ittatked to the
Medical Depa eut. Ile is known to-be
'made of the . gli! atilt' l'he";Goverl-`
ment is constructing large commissary
store houses at New Creek station, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, from which
point our army in the valley of Virginia
will hereafter be supplied. Major Joseph
Darr, Jr., of the First Virginia Cavalry,
has ben retained upon General Fremont's•
staff, as Provost Marshal General for the
Mountain Department."
Visiting Pennsylvania Soldiers
A Fortress Monroe dispatch says :
Clement B. Barclay, Esq., Commissioner
appointed by the Governor of Pennsyl
vania to visit and relieve the sufferings of
our wounded soldiors everywhere, has ar
rived here, and has already been going
around doing good in the General Hygiea
Hospital. The kind face of this genuine
and well-known philanthropist meets
with nothing but smiles from the poor, sick
and wounded. Mr. Barclay distributes
every delicacy to the inmates of the hos
pitals where they may be needed."
Chaplains in the Army.
The Independent divides the chaplains
in the army of the several denominations
named, in the following proportions:
Methodist, one-third ; New-school Pres
byterians, one-fifth ; Congregationalists,
one-seventh; Episcopalians, one-seventh;
Baptists, one-eleventh ; Old-school Pres
byterians, one-twentieth; Unitarians. one
twentieth ; Roman Catholic, less than one
twentieth.
Juvenile Depravity.
Two little girls certainly not more than
eight and eleven years old respectively,
whose parents reside on Pennsylvania Av
enue, were arrested last evening about dusk
and locked up in the tombs, charged with
picking from the pockets of a lady, while
in a store on Webster street, her portmo
nie, containing $l5 in notes. The port
monie, with $7 of the money. was found
on one of the children: S 5 had been left by
them with a woman on Webster street and
the remainder had been spent by them.
Philadelphia Commission
Howse.
Our produce and provision dealers would
do well to take notice of the card of Messrs.
Wm. Brice & Co., commission merchants.
No. lo South Water street Philadelphia.
The house is a good one, stands A No. 1
and having a large business connection.
offers superior inducements to Western
shippers. They make liberal advances on
consignments when required and account
for goods as soon as sold.
Jewish Synagogue.
The Jews of Erie have organized a soci
ety, and secured the services of Rabbi
1 , 5 all, late of New York, who will officiate
both as Priest and Teacher. They have
fitted up rooms, in which the first service
was held on list tiatiirday week. A school
is to be organized as soon as the necessary
arrangements can be made.
Boxing Oil.
The Warren Ledger says that oil '•is be
ing sent down the Allegheny river in bar
e.q. They are made tight, and about six
teen feetsquare, and some twenty feet high.
They are - filled directly from the wells or
tanks along the creek : five of them are
then fastened together and run out of the
creek. when twenty of them are formed
together to form a river fleet. This tleet
is run to Pittsburgh. where the oil is pump
ed into barrels and forwarded to market."
General Tom Thumb.
The levees of this, the "ladies' pet,"
continue to be well attended by enthusias
tic s udiences. His merry roguish eye,
which speaks volumes, seems to be fully
understood by the ladies, who arc fairly
elated with his peculiar receipt. He is
decidedly the most successful " General "
at conquests of this or past generations.—
Saturday will be his last appearance in this
city.
Another Death at the Hospital
A third death occurred at the Marine
Hospital on Tuesday night, viz: Charles
Barnes, of Co. B, 12th Michigan, regiment,
who , had been suffering from- a severe
wound through the body. He was from
the vicinity of Niles, Michigan, and was,
previous to enlistment, a Methodist loe al
preacher.
Adah Isaacs Menken.
This facinating actress still attracts good
audiences to the Theatre. To-night she
appears in the Protean drama of "Satan
in Paris, — to which will he added "The
Golden Farmer, — by the stock company.
Boots and Shoes at Auction.
Every day at 2 o'clock, and evening at
1): o'clock, at the Masonic Hall Auction
House, will be sold Boots, Shoes and
Gaiters, for Men's, Women's and Child
ren's wear. Lasting Gaiters, ,50 cents. a
pair.
Acknowledgment.
Pirrsarßati, April 30th, 1862
It is with pleasure I acknowledge the re
ceipt of SG 87, sent by the young ladies
of .Findley township, through their Com
mittee, Misses King, Pollock and Burns,in
aid for the relief of the sick and wounded
which have arrived here from the battle of
Pittsburg, Tenn. R. Minks., Jr.
Chairman Firnance Committee
Gas Bills.
The Legislature, previous to its adjourn
ment, passed a bill for the relief of land
lords from the payment of gas bills of their
tenants, who may choose to act dishonest
ly, by moving away and leaving such bills
unpaid. The old law. was a most arbitrary
enactment, as it compelled one person to
pay for an article used by another, with
out receiving any consideration.
Resigned.
Captain R. H. Patterson, of the Union
Cavalry, has resigned his commission in
the army, and retired to private life. He
can he found at his old quarters on Dia
mond street.
Bank Note Quotations.
Corrected for the Post by Feld & Lare,
of the National Bank Note Reporter.
(The Reporter is published monthly, at
One dollar a year in advance. Office Dis
patch Building Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Rates uncertain at present.
PITTSBURGH, April.3o,.lBti2.
Discount
New England State
New Yotk State
New York City
New Jersey
Penneylrani*, (Philadelphia)
Pittaburgri
Ifiterior
Delaware
District of Columbia
Marxland, Baltiniore
Interior
FinOnia, 'Wheeling
Branches
North Carolina. Eastern
South Carolina
Georgia
r.b i T al am y
TIKUNIMee
Ohits •
Außeta, Free •
(. Bank ,f the State
Meg , '
Wiliness'*
•
NOD
Per
Egailange selling rates on 'New York
amid cent. over bankiible"
funds. 1. g.;
• Voinselling at 2 `V cent. over bankabit
above niters+
*AN not for CoM
.ecurity is _ any
damages by which he made himself re
sponsible in sinking the "Eunice" on last
Thursday night.
Books at Auction.
The eveningott. Meehilland's, will be
sold Tquahtity of tolioice'books.
Dr. A. G. McCandless. Physician to the
Board of Health, reports the interments
as follows, front April 22nd to April 29th.
ittll2 :
DyanNalia I:Brain I , ,ver.
Cnnmuniaion. .... ... al'neumoniii .
Drowned._ I, , Meningite,..
Aeeidentbn Stettin cars 11.111easela
_ .
'Dyptheria.:.
01 * he above there were :
Under 1 yeti 0 1 Frorn 30 to 4.
Fr.ui 4 " 40 to r,0..
" 210 r, "Sri t o 60..
" sto 10 1 " 00 to 7U..
" 10 to 15 " 01080..
" 1:. to 20 0 " ?Wt.) 90.
" 90 to 10 0
SOUTHERN EXTRACTS
From the Atlanta (Ga.) atiedereetf, March 30.
Gloomy Prospect for the Rebels.
A Dr. Banks, residing in Savannah, Ga.,
having just returned from a tour to Rich
mond, our brave Col. Armstrong went to
inquire from him what the news was.
"Cih, Colonel," said he, "we are whipped
on all .sides, everything looks dark and
gloomy for us. McCulloch and Price are
killed, Columbus and Manassas are evac
uated. and hell is to pay everywhere."
The same doctor added that the Yan
kees would have to kill the last Southern
gentleman before they could be conquered.
"It is not, said he to the Colonel, " the
negro question which is now mooted—it is
to know whether the Puritan or the Cava
lier is to rule this continent. For fifteen
year: w.• have been preparing for it, and
the Yankees cannot expect to destroy in a
day what we have taken so long to pre
pare. "
.► Fight in East Tennessee
The Knoxville Register of the 18th says:
A hushwhaeking fight, which lasted three
days, came off last week, between a de
tachment of Confederates, under emu
'nand of Colonel Key, and the band of
tories from Greene county, Tennessee. who
have taken refuge in the mountains or the
North Carolina border. and who have been
occasionally sallying down into Greene.
and committing outrages and depredations
upon the Southern-Rights men. The re
sult of tiw tight was that front fifteen to
entv-th iorie: were killed, arid two
killed andthr,•4•l‘.unded gut onr side.
Cirri'lattion of Individual soles
Prohibited.
IlEkDqvAivrrrN DEr'T nr HFSatCn,
Htrrutocn. VIL.. April It't,
t;F:s 1.:1141, ORDERS No. I.6.—From and
atter this date, the issuanee and circulation
of individual notes are strictly- prohibited.
Notes of this character are to be redeemed
in bankable funds upon presentation, and
must at ounce be withdrawn front eiretda
lation.
Per,:ffitk; violating this order in sup par
tioular will he considered guilty of a gravy
otronse, and will he subject to arrest and
such punishment as may he imposed by
court martial. By ..rdor
Brig. (ion. .I.uis 11. 11 . 1 , :imm
1.. B. NGE. A. A. General.
Tho Hichniond I)i. , pafrh, of /larch .:11,
publishes the copy ut u pass given to a la
dy whose husband had to flee into Mary
land to avoid being pressed into the Rebel
army. His wife, desiring to crass the riv
er and get some money, received this
pass:
"Ma, Mc Fir:LAN—Pass. Prohl ises
li,recer In forsake her husbalui and never
to return to him again, unless he crosses
the Potomac.. acknowledges his errors.
and becomes a loyal vubject to the South
ern Confederacv.
I). W. Fosni(11:, Provost Marshal
New Style of Canal Boat
The Utica Journal save that a canal boat,
built entirely oa a now plan, is in progress
of construction at the inlet, in that village.
Instead of the usual frame, plunked on the
outside and sheathed within, this boat is
composed of solid sticks of :Imber, break
ing joints and laying one upon the other,
clamped down together with heavy bolts,
and braced with strong stays throughout.
Some persons of experience in canal nav•
igatiOn claim that this boatwill have great
er capacity for her size thin other boats,
as she will be lighter, andat the same time
stronger and more subetastial.
JOSEPH MEYER ANTHONY MEYER.
JOSEPH MEYE3 & SON,
ItANOPACTIMINS OP
FANCY AND PLAIN
•
FURNITURE & CHAIRS
WAREHOUSE, 135 SMITHFIELD STREET.
(Between Sixth etreetand Virgin alley,)
no 9 PITTSBURGH.
PATENT WRITING CASE
give 4 i c he to ASE I 9 i 0
ile eigd i b G y lg le A l a noT O ee
to write upon, will hold
Pen and Pencil,
Piper
and Inkstand,
India Rubber,
and (hookers,
Checker Board,
and yet will Md LIP ao to to measure only 8•‘
Inches )y 2 inches,
For sale by
`v. g. HAVEN,
apll WOOD & THIRD &TS.
el i d ' t Tat MOEN AT 1110CLEL-
N
OTICE IS SEREST GIVEN THAT
that thepailiership lately subsisting be
tween ANDREW BAKER and CYRUS MIL
LER, under the Sri of BAKER & MILLER. was
dissolved by muted consent on the Stith day of
April, 11462. Tb debts owing to said partner
chip are to be nomad by said A. J. BAKER, and
all.accounts to hi:settled by him.
.ap2ti-lwd
NITALL FIVER—
New Ppers receiving daily at No. 107
Market etreet,.car Liberty by
sP 26 JOS. R. TWOLIES.
Par
par
PIM
.11
GOLD APERS—
For Paiors, new patterns for sale at N 0.107
Market strea near Liberty street by
ap26 JOS. It. HUGHES.
EW .EBSEY SWEET POTATOES,
for gat by TE.ECKGAM A LONG,
No. riff Liberty street,
ap29 next door to Harl's
el MINNIE SUGAR CANE NEED—
For sie by BECKHAM et LONG,
No. 127 Libsco
next door to Hare'=el.
▪ i. " AP II . .
▪ largiot ()flow priced. received and for sale
W. P. AASILUL.
ohIS • M
87 Wood street.
. par
_'.re;
wont IPA PER. HANGINI6IB--IN CAIN.
$O4 Brown and Greeia, formal* by W. W. P. MARSHALL;
00.fttreet.
$1.09 per hawl..A roolvmd and. rte
Tfeicauf & LOlre r G '
Liberty et, mat to Hare's LI
if:-/plo SIFLIESI:i wooa SALIg arset uy
BOW** TETLEY,
. ,
I.
l i pon hdaduto
City Mortality.
1 Lady's PUSH.
A. J. BAIiYR.
CYRUS MILLER.
- -
111
iiidets9,_st Plater
-li7 Fourth strAZiatirsh,
A. MON
Maj. k Qr. Mr., U. S. Arms.
Office Qr. Mr. U. S. A.. Pittibursh, Penu'a.,
April 99, 1262. myl
sot's Bazar. IN O.
Rene's.
DRIEDFRUIIT
bhls. Dried Apples:
20 do do Peaches. halves. Just re
ceived and fore ale by JAS, A. IetITZER,
rnyl corner Market and First streets.
RYE FLOUR--
4 bbk. Rye Flour just received and for
.YAS. A. FETZER,
corner Market and First streets.
GUAGING AND WANTAGE RODS
for sale by BOW N A: TETLEY,
mot EV, Wood street.
ANVILS-FACI.D AND NEW HORNS
Put on by
rayi ;BOWN & TETLEY, 136 Wood et.
HARDWARE. AND CUTLERY.— A
mend asgortment for
BOWN sale by
& TETLEY
136 Wood street
ClOUrle NEW MODEL NAVE AND
lJ Pohket Revolvers for wale by
myl BOWN & TErfLEY. 1:03 Wood
PAYER HANGERS SMEARS FOR
sale by
myl BOWN k TETLEY, 136 Wood street
BOOTS AND SHOES.
--AT -
No. 62 Fifth Street.
SEE THE LIST OF PRICES.
Ladles' English Lasting Gaiters 65e.
Regular price $l,OO
Ladies' Eng. Silk Con. Gaiters, 1,00
Regular price 1,50
Ladles' Eng. Silk Con. Gait's. extra 1,25
Regular price 2,00
Ladles' Fine French Morocco Heel
ed Boots 1,10
Regular price 1,75
Ladles' Fine Silk Congress Goat
Heeled Roots 1,20
Regular price 2,00
Ladies. Fine Slippers 25
Regular price .. . ... ..... . . . 73
Ladies' Rid and Morocco Sewed
Heeled Boots 1,00
Regular price 1,75
Child's Shoes)._ .... ......... 15
Regular price 30
13.4 Greater Variety of Goods than :air other
House in the City, and all at the same proportional
prices.
011,.. The MOST DURABLE SHOES in the world
and most Elegant.
Thirty-Four Different Kinds of Children's
Shoes.
New Goods, with all the Novelties, received
daily at
GARDI%ER'S, 6l Filth St.,
ap:10 NEXT TO EXPRESS OFFICE.
IUIOOP lIKIRTS AT 3IICCLELLAND'S
ACCTI“N.
F A NCYA ND STA PLE DIRT GOODS-
NEW STYLE DRESS GU( I)
fur Spring and Summer
VERY RICH TWISTED SILKS,
BEA l - TIFUL ORGANDIES,
SHAWLS AND SACQUES,
rfli - cri.SCiii AND SHEETINGS,
Ilioothi for Men and Boyw Wear,
Hoot Hoop Pik trio Ist the city,
Needle Work Collar%
Hosiery, Gloves, &c.,
Black and White Plaid Cloth,
Merrimac and other best prints 124 cents.
Ate — Good Bargaias for Cash.
C. HINSON LOVE it CO.,
No. 74 Mlirket ftlrec
PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AU(.7101%
Thursday livening, May lot, at o'clock,
will he sold at the Masonic Hall Auction Rouse,
3 Fifth Street, a choice collection of IILELIgiI
OM HISTORIC and MISCELLANEOUS
BOORS, embracing works by Spurgeon,
Beeeher, Mrs, Browning, Caroline Lee Rentz,
Jane Eyre, Mrs. Partington and a number of
other popular authors, all ot which will he :odd
without reserve.
T. A. MeCLELLAND,
Auctioueer.
1862.
1862.
M'CORD 84 CO.
HATS, CAPS,
STRAW GOODS,
BONNETS AND
SHAKER
Wholesale and Retail.
'al Wood street.
PITTSBURGH.
Il i
A - NOW RECEIVING A LARGE
WV A lON to our already Immenseißoek
of Hats Cif traw Goods. Bonnet/N . Bllliter Hoods
and Palm eat Hats. Merchants eviting our city
can buy from us at LOWER PRICKS than in Phi
ladelphia or New York. ap29:2md
BOOTI4 AND SHOES AT BieCLEIO
LAND'S AUCTION.
OUT OF THE SMOKE AND DENT
of the City, on Mount Wasbington„ we have
amnia beautiful Lot/ of Ground for sate. In good
locations, of various sizes and price. aad on NWT
terms of payment. _
S. CUTHBERT & SONS,
51 Market atriket.
THE LARGERT
SYA - Itiolvesey PACktts
15EM
'ED STA
MINES•S UNION
STATION - ER - T .- I.:Ceti El's
CK".
2 4 ASSORTED ENVELOPES,
5 - fiTEEk.
f PESt,
- I — .AiE'OntRIODATIoyft
PETIT HOLDER,
E It' ir -r-Ef&Yi-
1 ►Ck C AI.IfLAYAC i~o7R Is6Q.
AiGIENTX StPPLIED
kl-64 PER DOZEN.
HENRY MINER,
NOS. 71 AND 73 FIFTH STREET,
next door to Poet Office. ap2s
HANDKERCHIEFS-
THE. LARGEST AND
CHEAPEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
FOR LADIES AND LENTO
JOSEPH HOIOIMN,
77 MARKET STEW
WNW CALF oxposirseesnp,cio
MENF' CALF PXFORD'S ROOD $1,50,
MRITS' CALF ORFORD'S GOOD 51,5,0-
•t No. ia Filth Street. 2d death= idagird.
D. s. nimainteinuw:
131Leat '
AAP New Oigh Oderedeheßell ir Milhe
ode at Na.Ul7 - keit ,
NO J.
ARE OPENING A LARGE
1:121C11
BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
CORNER OF FIFTFI
MEE=
MARKET STREETS. myl
FOR HALE —A DI99IIIIABLE PEW IN
the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CI:MhCli,
Pittsburgh. No. $7, Middle Isle. Apply to
ROBERT B. DAVIS,
ei , 3o:lwd 93 Wood attest.
GAITERS AT NeCLELLANDIIAUC
TION.
G 0 TO igeoLELLAIgutS SALE OF
SHOES,
SIUNDIIIII2
10 Cases Fine Claret Wine;
21 do do Saturn •do •
15 do Superline j air s Wine •
fur
sale b
10 do y
di Fine Old do : as
ETT,
ap.3o:4t No. t
IDE sod street.
/V HOES AT ATUCTIOING =Di DAY AT
McCLELLANDI3.
Divarnt AND DZLAINDS AT Mc
CIALLAND'S AUCTION.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
THE 1121tETO.
FORE exhibit 11166etweep.....tie undersigned
under the style of _STURGEON k CO.
has this day . been dissolved.. The books of said
co -Pastaersaip_are ill the heads ofMatsuns R V.
Scorr and N. U. Wsusite, who use authorized to
close and settle the seine.
W. IV.
L
W MEON,
N. U. WALKER.
PITTiBURGH, April 26 . 186 2." av2k3t4l
W.llOOll TEI CENT* A PAIR AND
/or UPWARDS AT MoOLELLAND'S.
HOOP SKIRTS AT AIeaLRIRANIPS
AUCTION.
WE. SCHMERTZ r 4'o.,
•
ifaveiust received a largo anortakent of
OMITS. BOYS AND YOITTES.
FRENCH CALF
PATENT LEATHER BOOTS,
IaErMI
Calf and Patent Leather Con
gress Gaiters, Oxford Ties,
and Strap Shoes,
always to bo had nt
ap2ti
31 FIFTH. STREET
E ATON, MACRUM &
YO. 17 FIFTH &MEET,
JOBBERS AND RETAILERS
- 0 F -
Trimmings
Embroideries,
Hosiery
Shirts,
Collars,_ies,
Su*siukrs. Skirts,
Hun and Rain Umbrellas,
Cons% iti n..k... bbses,
And all kinds Fancy Artlelassuels. Hoodg,
Its. Wholsale buyers supplied ea best terms.
EATON, MACRUM & CO..
street.
pEstritninkr. PERMIDIMLY
LIIIWr A .
A large and fine seeortment ennimery, cen
aitin
OMADI?g of the finest extracts ol all diaoriptions.
HAIR OILS.
.
E 9 422
6610 G
ES.
flair
Also, tam: eawtcnent of the bmt
Braless,
Flesh *Kt&
ke.
AT . JOBEIInriVA:
R 1 , 2 d COM er of DP woad and &riot street.
JUST RECEIVED--
LADIES ARID MISSES' LASTING
B&LLOL', CONOIUNIS
LACE GAITERS.
ALE), Fromm* Mld sad Morrores
Balmoral, always on hand and made to order at
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.'S
81 81:8"Ta STREET
EATON, MACAU:TX a CO-
NO. 17 FIFTH STREET,
Invite the attention of
Wholesale etc Retell Bu - yers
to a large and varied stook of desirable goods
Just opened. sp26
GIAVE MONET, GO TO MeCLELLANII
FOR SHOES.
HORNE'S NEW WHOLESALE
MIWNERY ROOMS,:
SECOND
SECOND AND THIRD STOMICS,
Nos. 77 and 79
MARKET STREET.
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS .THIS SEASON.
wrz TAME PLZABORZ IN AN•
flouncing to our =Women that we have
open at our new
WHOLESALE MULLINERY ROOMS,
and have just reoeived the largest and ',hawsst
stock of goods we have ever offered to the trad e .
Reaueta, of MI styles stag kinds,
Hata fer Labiate and Hires,
Maker
Rtieb Hoods, Feetweß t
Silks, Fleeter*,
ea, Ileame
Black and Witter Silk Lama,
Eiliallsh Crape and Ilembaxture„
Plaid MIR* mid Fleimeee.
BONNET RIBBONS :
from the New York Auction, at priest as low at
they are sold in any Eastern Jobbing House.
Country liierchantaand Linnets are to
call and examine oar stock before makla their
ptudhasee.
JOSEPH HORNE,
77 MARKET STRUM
- POOP SKIRTS AT NeCLlte"
" AUCTION.
pW° FORTE AT AUCTION—OW
FRIDAY &Stemma. at 3 Vekek, at Ma
sonic, 'Hall Auction House wiU be sold ea,
PIANO FORTE AND Wilio4l‘ ix poi or
der. It can be examined anytin e( to
sale. T. A. X
ap:3o -
irAMEAT SHOE NA= AT: SeeLitlr
LAND'S.
NOTICID.
A 1111110111111111LEIIIILUI
tw or $ suing tbo uTzArim -TOW T.
• z norm to hand thou
t ly oath • for
,
999-P- o ,hm - ' 4 Thorw
MEN A.N.11
Indians Goods milted fat
MILITARY PURPOSES,
Now in Store
NO. 881 CHESTNUT STREET,
And for Sale by
DE COURSEY, LAFOURCADE .1 CO
layl-Imd
WM. BRICE &
PRODUCE AND PROVISLON
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO: 15 SOUTH WATER STREET,
Philadelphia.
wh Va.. en r eq Liberal sign
advances made on conments
JOHN E YLLIIOa . .FY P SLLI3ON..RODYASII ELLI9OB
JOHN B. ELLISON & SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSIBBES AND VESTINGS
No. 339 AFAR ET STREET,
(3d door below Fourth,)
ruyLlya PHILADELPHIA.
WEST & MAGEE-
Wholesale Druggists,
NO. MI MARKET STMEET.
PHILADELPHIA.
DEALERS IN
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Dye-stuffs, &c.. and
Agents for Kerosene; Ohio and Pittsburgh Coal
Oils, Burning Fluid, Cate phene. Tar, Pitch Rosin,
Wagon and Railroad Grease.. .my l:3md
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GEORGE GRANT,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer
IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
mylly PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
WITH
(}COPELOi A_ TIC V-,
MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS,
- F -
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS AND
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
tarlilyd PHILADELPHIA
CHARLES MAGEE.
Importer and Dealer in
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts,
Postings, Tailors' Trimmings, SIC,
266 MARKET STREET,
North Elie, PHILADELPHIA.
myl-lyd
FRIES & LEHMAN,
NO. .3 1 3 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
Jobbers in Cloths, Cassia:ere-0, liWings,
dv.,dx%
Always on hand a wall adaeted
,stook of Goods
suitable for the trade. myl-lyd
w. & D.,.11W!E1141,11tr.
Dianufactatera anddsidaaa - k
Tobacco, Snuff and , ikollan6 •1 -
ap314 7 Noa. us and 131 Wol4-431481%::
ENSINGTON
IRON AND NAIL WORKS.
1_.1.131(1-1 & BLACK.
'Manufacturers of
Bar;Sikeet. Roller 'Plate. Keep, A
and Irian, Nails and Spikes
Also, &roes. Small T Bail and Flat. Bar Railr
Iron, suitable for Coal Works.
Werke are adjoining tie CITY GAS WORK
Warelionso, Se a Ili hil ger street and N
Market street, iker. Building.
$8031A" N It
O HAN LIN 9 111$80
HARNNIUNW
A thiejloings m o s f reosi thiee va dessa to.day t.. use ssoh l 1114.
chess o=l h. singule jimatan, Lord% 0 1
Directors el
Choirs, and& p 0 i.i....
t°
sad ez lfraa a 11
warorooors of am : stir?,
$1 Wood street.
lira
Fez swum AT A lifsWeAllf—.AJF OW
GAS ILKLODIAN. with four an and two
beak* of keys of 6 alluvia HAY tomb l i ks is
private fazzuo Imo udis tiro yore. Auld sur
oollest order im avers regyikt. ' TIM style
tare is vary biadl sa t4 4 lpust to Ifirt_kat
made Piano Fort*. rs pries. MO in
fkaton; korstoyow
ap2ll JOEN M. LOA. S'oadstrast.
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sissLy_ t _
v.,. 141 MTR M.M. commits Giiiioiral
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT.
D 1411.228 IN
NOTES. BONDS. MORTGAGES and other thes.
Meg
WISER t WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
NO. 27 MTH STEM PITTSBURGH. PA
Awarded OW As* Premien at A.
United States Fair
FOR TEE YEARS
1868, 1869 and 1860.
UPWARDS OF S 0 , .0 0 0
MACHINES mold in the United States.
13MMIMI
90,000 SOLD THE PAST YEAR
We offer to the public WHIRL= h WTtw
BON'S 13(PROVXD OWING KACHINI. at
REWORD PRICE, with increased ensidelioe
of its merits as the beet and moat usehil Fondly
Bowing Menbine saw is JIM lidos" emslly well
on the thiekett and thinnest makes the
lock-seta hapoesible to unravel. alike oa both
sides, is diapki in °east motion, more epee*, in
movement, and more durable than any othorww .
chines. Ctrimilts d Wierption
ofmaeldne furnished grads on spoliation in per
son or by letter,
Sway hiwohine warranted for ibriie JOWL "
apt WM. SUUNKR ikIICA •
SPRIN! 41001141 •!RING 11411011 MIS
OPENING DAILY
Spring Geode and baring boatel GAN' ebony;
will offer th t prieee to salt the time. also
New Style Sao: nee and MseddllosEig uL et
"J .
No: 91 Diarit t ieret.
end
VI M ONLY PLACE IN PlTMlllinlThigt
where you can only buy the moat elegant and
durable
1600ThA1D SHOE;
at about ludl Prin. at
NO. d 2 FIFTH STREW. naxt door le 4111111
°Mee. wit
=MEI
Mir The River—Lag
there werell•TOCl feet lig•inebili.oo6llll4ll.,
nol end falling. TM weither,
• • .
Pleasant.
Tig6Tb,-
steamers Mailkool4li.
... • 7
2. and J. B. Ford were adverthadollol.*
nuti for thisport on Tansies'. ", •
Da. The steamers Science, . -
Hastings and Clara Dean loft hut eewly
trips.
Oft. The Saint Cloud, Captain •
that arrived from Saint Louis brataktia=
manse load. She will have &Vet* brit - -
and Saint Paul. • .. •
fp4r" The fine passenger steam* Se • ,•
Wm. Wallace: Capt. Rao Csamholl.
pounced for Clatkirill4l and Nadteilla. I.OIOIIV, '
fine accommodations and the beg et'lliniglllol
Is the first Naehvilleadvatisementgal
fished for upwards of one year. . : t'49l l '
velio
Seir Capt. Shuman's fine pa**
zonia is announced for Cairo, St. Icuk asii4C4lo/ -
Paul. She has the best of accommatlationalk .
the best of officers.
Vr The fine packet Diadem, Cappim
Thomas Rodgers. is announced for Elt.Leillamilleftl •
St. Paul. Our attentive friend Hare will bohemia n:4'
in the office.
fka - The Silo packet T. H. Dine, C0i"....1 ..
Davidson, .13 annauneedforClarkgriatiandlitokrq,
vale.
ge- The packet Arizonia . is . .
ing complete and thorough roam.
pleted Me will leave for Saint Loalipityk,_,
Paul. • .,.„,4,tit
•":.,
19th`" Boat building is yes 7 1104015100_! -,
various yards in thin vicinity.
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V4-taithia1..,.:1...75..-..,
For Louisville, allirkeirline
vine.
FRIDAY,
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mai llil iWaravr
For freight or •
myl
For Loafer Ulf,.
THITOADN.
fhff GTIMPZ
the above.
above.
For freight
myl
For St.
St. -
Commander,
For frVh.c
Foe Cairo,.
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