WEDNESbAY MORNING ; 'MAY 7
CITY MD MIGHBOUNDINIILLIGINCI
The Care of the Wonaded--Let
Our Citizens do their Doty.
It was a humane act to send a sanitary
fleet to - Pittsburg Landing to bring to this
city the sick, suffering and wounded sol
diers left there after the battle of Shiloh,
and the self-sacrificing spirit of those who
, havelevoted their time and attention to
the care of the poor fellows at the Marine
Hospital and Infirmary is highlycommend
able and we are glad to know that under
kind treatment many of the sufferers are
rapidly convalescing.
But it is not fair that the burden should
fall on a few benevolent citizens. It is the
duty of every one who has the means to
contribute his share to the expenses of the
expedition and the maintenance and care
of the soldiers. It is, therefore, with sur
prise and regret that we learn that only
three wards in this city, and two in Alle
gheny, have returned any funds through
the collecting committees, and indeed we
know of only one other ward in which the
committee is at work. The entire cost of
the expedition and subsequent expendi
tuies will probably reach $6,000, of which
some $4,000 has been collected and dis
bursed. Of this amount $1,6.50 was from
the Board of Trade and $1,900 from the
Second Ward; while, as we have said,
some districts have not contributed one
cent.
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Collectors were appointed in all the
wards, and they should at once set them
selves at work to perform the duty assign
ed them. The $2,000 additional must be
raised, and certainly it will not come heav
ily upon the eight districts yet to be heard
frogman proportion to the amount sub
scribed by the other wards. Indeed the
First Ward should furnish the whole
amount, or nearly so. It will require but
a small effort on the part of each, and we
hope ere long to hear of the required
amount being paid in to the committee.
Wester= Theologecial Seminary.
The closing eiercises of this institution
took place last week. At the close of the
• examination of the classes, Dr. Brown,
/ate President of Jefferson College, Chair
man of the Committee of the Board of
Directors, delivered an address to the stu
dents. It is represented as being very
able and appropriate. On Tuesday even
ing, the Rev. Dr. J. D. Smith, of Colum
bus, Ohio, delivered a discourse before the
Society of Inquiry—sUbject, The Law of
Progress in reference to the Knowledge of
Revealed Truth." On Wednesday even
ing, the closing addresses of the graduat
ing class were delivered, after which Dr.
Elliott distributed diplomas to the class of
thirty-three persons. The farewell address
was then delivered by Mr. D. Miller, after
which a copy of the Scriptures was pre
opted to each member of the class by
Rev. Dr. Paxton. It is stated five or six
of thi s ,„"biss have offered to go to the hen
then,
Th e leach Crop.
The Philadelphia ..Presa.has the follow
ing: "We are reliably ;..itormed that the
prospects of an abunant p :.ach crop were
never so.Sattering as d
thus far during the
present season, and that, unless t`ome late
frost kills the fruit, by far the largeb't crop
ever grown in Eastern Maryland wii. be
gathered. One intelligent gentleman in.-
forms us that over one million of trees
have been planted this season on the pe
ninsula, embracing Delaware and the East
ern Shore of Maryland, occupying Over
ten thousand acres of land. The apple
erop, from present appearances, also
promises to be a very large one. There is
great trade in lands on the line of the Del
aware Peninsular Railroad. Large tra2ts
of land are being laid out for peach oreh
ardtin thexich alluvial bottom of Rohe
• r.•
mt t-
manor."
Relief Meeting.
The citizens of South Pittsburgh held a
meeting in the Public School House, on
Saturday evening, to take measures 11r
seeming immediate .relief for the families
of volunteers now in the field. The meet
ing was organized by calling W. H. Barker
to the chair, and appointing Sidney J.
Brauff Seeretary. After a free interchange
of opinion on the subject which called them
together, it was resolved that "The Bur
gess and Town Council be requested to
appropriate out of the money in. the.Bor
ougli Treasury as much us in their judg
ment they may deem proper for the imme
diate relief of the families of volunteers,
until such time as the county relief is
forthcoming; that the relief thus furnished
be pernianent, and that the amount be
collected off the county if possible; and
that we eondenin the language of Commis
sioner Collins in classing the wives and
daughters of our volunteers as 'other pau
pers.' " The meeting then adjourned.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
An old man named Hugh Thompson,
fifty-eight years of age, residing in -Law
renceville, met with a painful accident at
the outer depot of the Pennsylvania Rail
road at ten o'clock yesterday morning, re
suiNng in his death two hours later. He
ware'llelfed in fixing a bolt in the bottom
o f a fre.' car standing on the siding, and
was upon :4n the car, when the
eng i neer in ' a freight locomotive ran it in
num r h e i gdiog, striking against and set
ting in motion t . lie ear under which Thomp
son was at work. He - attempted to get out
but did not succee 4 ,!. and was caught by a
nheal of the freight ,mr which passed over
ti e hp, lacerating t h e flesh, crushing the
bo ne and towi ng the f en loral artery of the
left thigh, crushing the ri ;vht foot and cut
ting die heel off the boot: . adr. Thompson
was taken up, his wounds -ba'adaged, and
conveyed to Lis residence, wit. ere he died
aboit noon,Dr. Dickson, who was sum
monet:having'declared recovery i . 'aPasai
bib. Deceased was a worthy citize. l an d
leaves'a large family. He had been in t he
employ of the Company for several yea Ya
and was highly esteemed by his felloi,"
workmen. Coroner McClung held an in
quest elli the body and a verdict was ren
&red in accordance with the facts.
&misted fir
,thimir Strain yesterday - morning arres
ted a.yourqkmanmuned Peter T. Gallagh
eri.uflrensago'county, who was followed
here b MeAlery, being ch arged k
Mary Ann Seth. Gal
lalkarliMs lucked up in the tombs for the
dint'being and subsequently gave bail for
himappiatiieeat Franklin to answer.
Theatre To-Night. ,
• Adili Isiseiltenkin is still too
appeauatAe Theatre, and conseguently
we still have the stock company in der
linnolayl." ' To-night the tragedy of
Robbers Mr. Henderson as Charles de
M,Otir and the nautical drama of the
66 Eol'llov._ ,r" Mr. Carden as the Red
Royer W il l be produced.
-Asueg Surgeon. •
Dr. Charles A. Stone, son of Hiram
Stone,' Esg.,_ of Deaver who, since his
return from the medical ' schools at Paris,
has been, 'located in this city as Surgeon
and Physician, has, we are pleased to
learn, been appointed by the authorities
Acting.Assistent Surgeon in the general
hospital at Waibington City, where he is
now lilted.'
pfivldlorafla.
katofisat dividends have been de-
Clued out of the profits of our institu
-9,953 ra. tr am *** months': Irop
%ay I . Banks, three ` per
centijmerreants' and Manufacturers',
Cithalia6 - 11114hani
and Bank- of Puts.
Iser I
,1 1. .4i' 4=4 11 11403r
Alifieka Insurance - 0.,.
(nos—.lreitern Insurance Co.,
per share—two credited on
mock sad three paid in cash.
•111•110 kftei
4.lini st Alo ;
ft 1 k
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T he- Pen.fls*ania Elitilzpail Company is
making soti2e improvements at Altoona.
A new paint shop, one hundred and sixty
feet long by thirtywide, has been put U.
inside of their line on , Bra n ch street, and
neatly painted. The car shed, which for
merly ran ,parallel with Main street, below
Annie, has been taken down to give route
to increase the half-round house, at the
east end of the works, to a full circle. and
another shed put up on Branch street.
Sudden Death.
Ellen Miller, an aged colored woman o
about sixty-five, who lived alone in a
room on Seventh street, wag found dead,
lying in a pool of blood, by her landlord,
who called yesterday morning to collect
his rent. Corner McClung held an inquest,
upon which it. appeared that she had been
in her usual health on Monday evening
and that the cause of her death wits hem
orrhage of the lungs, and a verdict, was ren
dered accordingly. Deceased was very
poor and had been supported by some
charitable Episcopalean
Exportation or Petroleum.
3300 barrels of crude petroleum, 2iis
barrels of relined natrona oil, 419 barrels
and 137 cases of benzine, were cleared
from Philadelphia on last Saturday morn
ing, in the British barque Thomas Kilian,
for Liverpool.
Base Ball Player.
John P. Hunt, Masonic Hall, sends u,
the annual edition for 1862 of Beadle's
Dime Base Ball Player. ft contains the
proceedings of the fifth annual Base Ball
Convention. the rules and regulations for
1862, instructions in the game, Se.
Important Announcement,
An English paper of a late date an
nounces the joyous intelligence that
"Congress has abolished slavery in the
State of Columbia. and will, as soon as
the consent of the local legislatures can be
obtained, proceed to abolish it in the 'other
States." The American boy .who does
not know better than this should be fitted
with a dunce cap at once. Speaking of
boys reminds us that 'l'. L. Carnaghan, of
Federal street, near the Diamond, has
made a speciality of Boys' Clothing in
his business. The announcement will he
gladly received by many who have worn
Carnaghan'a clothing, as it always fits,
and is durably made out, din lest mate
rials. 'fry his Boys' Clothing.
New Novels,
Mrs. Henry Wood has just given to the
world another of her fine domestic stories,
entitled the "Heir to Ashley.'• It is writ
ten in her beet style and, from a brief ex
amination we believe it to be frilly equal to
"East Lynne" or any of her otherprodne
tions—it is certainly very readable and
entertaining. From the high reputation
of the author the hook must meet with an
immense sale, as it is a telling book in
every way.
"The old 3ndge, - or Life in a Colony . ' is
a humoroui book, consisting of a series of
short stories by .fudge Haliburton, author
of the Sam Slick series and other funny
books. The stories contained in this book
are brim full of the quaint humor of the
Judge and will well repay perusal.
Both the above are from the press of
Dick Fitzgerald and belong to their ex
cellent fifty cent series. They are for sale
by Henry Miner, Nos. 7 I aiid 73 Fifth
street, adjoining the Post office.
Struck with Paralysis.
Ret•. J. 1). Kerr, pastor of the Fifth
street Methodist Protestant' Church, was
a few days since stricken with paralysis.
He is, we learn, in a quite critical condi
tion.
City Mortality.
Hr. A. C. McCandless, Physieian to the
Board of Health, reports the interments
as follows, from April 22nd to April 29th,
1862:
liiqra4c. .4 rill/id D 1.81,1140,. (.111.1,11,11,
Accident on Steam ears 1. Vali°la I
Chnummprion 3 Colmn] pti.m . . I
Dise:Ne of Brsin ..... ... Icong..qi ion oil:rain.. I
'Atua,el: 3
IV hoopin g Cough 1
Typhoid Fever._ . I
iPneumonia 1
Still-Born 1
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Of the above there were:
Under 1 year 4:FrOm SO to 40
From Ito 2. o' 4O to 50..
" 2 toy 2 " 50 totin..
" sto 10 2 " ttO to 70_
10 to 15 t " 70 to /..
10 to 211 11 ". SO to 90..
..20 to :10 11 ' 90 to lee.
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JOSIPI/ MEYER ♦rnmpry MEYER.
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
MANUFACTURERS OP
PANIC!' AND PLAIN
FURNITURE do CHAIRS
WARSHOUSE, 135 SMITHFIELD STREET.
(Between Sixth street and Virgin alley.)
nog Pll T SRUB6II.
PATENT WRITING CASE
warp; CASE . IS SO ARRANGED AS TO
AL &we the w riter a table eight by nine inekee
to write upon, will hold
Pen and Penal), •
Paper
•
and I nastand,
India Robber,
and ebeekere.
Marker Beard,
and yet will fold up ro as to measure only 83
inches by 2 inehei,
Fur sale by
W. 1 1 41. HANEL
WOOD & THIRD STE 3,
J. A. CASIDAY.
NOTE. BILL, BOND AND MORTGAGE
AND REAL ESTATE BROKER.
O FFICE,ROOM No, 12 BURKE'S BUILDING.
FG`URTII STREET. Pittsburgh, Pa.
810.000, to invest in on First Class Paper. AT
Low RATES. • ' ' ; ap2
LOAN OFFICE,
HENvRY W. CIMIOTT
NO. 100 .111.111ruriELn STREET.
Near the corner nth. Pitteburgh.
aimoiny .Lll LAME NNW SMALL
/VA quantities Lusted on Gold and Silver. Dia
monds, Jewelry Gleld and Silver Witches. and
all kinds of vabiable',Mtialse. for ani , length of 1011
time agreed on. The food Cannot be. delivered -s-'
Without-the Ticket , '
Sir. Office Hours from I A. N. to 10 P. M.
ja2o
Loma .
REINEMAN I MEYRAN S SIEDLE,
No. 4.2 FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA..
WROLISALE /ED RETAIL DRALERS.
WATCHES , JEWELRY ,
I D IA 011
SILVER 'AND PLATED WARE:
• C.L-OCIKS,
of ever ,description
FANCY GOODS
Bronze alumni*, ett....„
WATCHMAKERS' T:ooth,
'AMMAN Wanint
llaamemitared a* Waltham. Na...
8016,Said mys
1'1,201.54a7. _A--:_1..::1
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AT TUE . 1111411111 CITY
COLLEGE. corner of Penn and Clair
streets this morning at Ii A.
DRAFTS AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
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PITTSBURGH, May sch. 18G2.
TRE WESTERN INSERANCE CMS
PANT has this day 'declared a Dividend of
Five Dollars per share. ant of the earned profits
of the last six months. Two Dollars of which to
be appropriated to credit of stock, and three dol
lars payable in cash on or after the 13th inst.
my7r2wd GOD DOI% Secretary,
BANK OF PIMIBURCIII.I
May 6th, 1662.
WIVE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
A. OF THIS BANK. have this day declared a
Dividend of FOUR PER CENT. on its Capital
Stock, out of t h e profits of the last six months,
which will be paid to Stockholders, or their legal
representatives, on or after the 16th instant.
JOHN HARPER,
cashier.
, n7:ltaltw
IRON CITY BANE,
• Pittsburgh, Mar 6, 1862.
"OBE DIRECTORS OF THIS BARR
1 have. this day tieelared a dividen they sang
PER CENT.; on the capital stock. ont ofrofits
of the last six months, payable to stockholders or
their legal representatives after the Mtn inst.
iny7-:tt JOHN MAOOFFIN, Cashier.
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Aida:Guns v BANE; t
/VILE PRESIDENT AND DI Ma 862.„RECTOR,/
of this Boar have this day declared a
dend of FOU C ENT. PEE CENT. on the capital stock, out of
the profits of the last six months, payable to the
stockholders or their legal representatives, on or
after the ISlth inst. my7-td
CS' B
Pittsburgh, MECHANI
May 66, 1663.
/11111 E PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
A. OF THIS BANK have THIS DAY declared
a Dividend of Three Per Cent.. on the Capital
Stork, out of the profits of the last six months,
payable to Stockholders or their legal representa
tive:3. on or after the 16th inst.
iny7:lotd GEO. D. WORMY, Cashier.
CITIZE' B
Pittsburgh. May oth, 0 th, 2002.
THE PRESIDEDT AND DIRECTONIN
OF THIS BANK have THIS DAY declared
a Dividend of Four Per Cent.. on the Capital Stock,
out of the profits of the last six months' business.
Payable to Stockholders or their legal representa
tives, on or after the 16th inst.
my7:tf OEO. T. VAN DOREN. Cashier.
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Prrisstrum. May 6.1862.
'BIDE MERCHANT AND MANUFAC
-1 TUBERS BANK 'OF PITTSBURGH have
this day declared a dividend of rouß PER CENT. on
the capital stork, out of the profits of the list em
months, payable after the 15th inst.
milli -fit . W,II. DENNY. Cashier.
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DIVIDEND
OFTICK EvItEIC INSURANCE eiIIiPLNI", t
Pittsburgh. May Mh, 1862.
TA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
11. Direetors of this company. held this day, a
dividend was deelared of YOUR Hilt CasT., on the
Capital Sleek subscribed, out of the profits of the
last R months, payable forthwith.
thyti4ml ROBERT FINNEY. Secretary.
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a LARGE STOCK Or ENGLISH
/R. GRADUATE MEASURES from 1 oz to 20 oz.
just reeeived and for sale by
tiEOROE A. KELLY.
my; N. (19 Federal street, Allegheny.
MILS. BANK AND STRAITS On
just received and for sale by
iiEoltt7E A. KELLY.
No.lo Federal street, Allegheny.
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Art BOXES COLGATE'S PALM AND
V Toilet Soaps, uet received and %reale by
• GEORGE A. KELLY.
iy7 No. 69 Federal street, A IleghenY.
MGROSS HI'LL'S OLD PALM ROA P
ell In I Nos, just. received and for sale bv
GEORGE A. ELM%
No. Federal Street. Allegheny.
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
N N 717 II WART) VCIUNIITIFY,
• A
Warehouse, No. 119 First and 120 Se co n d sta.
Manufacturers of all S t il l, G a n a
descriptions ol
Coal Oil, Retorts and Stills, Gas and Water Pipe.
Sad bone, Doglrons, Winton Boxes, Stool Moulds,
Follies Hangrs and Couplings.
Also Jobbin g and Machine Coatings of every de
seri ption made to order.
Having a complete machine shop attached to
the Foundry, all necessary fitting will be carefully
attended to fa2l:lydaw
SPRING GOODS.
1 IS 0 U .
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
AND
VESTINCB.
E DATE NOW IN STORE A CON
PLETE stock of
SPRING GOODS,
all new and desirable styles, which have beim
carefully selected in New York, with a desire to
please the most fastidoous, and compng in all
the various new fabrics and novelties of the
• We would reepectfully solicit an early call from
our patrons and the public, to tett the merits of
the same or themselves.
SAMUEL GREY li. SON,
Merchant Walleye),
No. 19 Filth Street.
AL8 111140.11 RDIN G.—TWO GENTLEMEN
and wives can be accommodated with
Boarding, at No. LOS Fifth street. A pleasant
location. Also. two single gentlemen.
inrAdwd
PEREMPTORY SALE
HOTEL AND FARM
THOMAS k SONS, AUCTIONENRS
TNR VALUABLE 11 8TAIRLIRNIINNT KNOWN AB
•THE LORETTO SPRINGS HOTEL" AND YARN
200 Acres. Together with the En
tire Forslktre,Llquors, Heroes,
Omtinges, Rekr, rateollogim.
Pleaskenta, &e. IN one lot.
nos TUESDAY NAY ISTII, 18411, AT
VLFIB O'CLOCK. NOON, will be sold at public
sale without reserve, AT THE 'PHILADEL
PHIA EXCHANGE, all that valuable t'ammer
Retreat. known as THE LORETTO SPRING
HOTEL and FARA situate on the Allegheny
Mountains. 4 miles from Oruro" akllfQl9, OR the
Pennsplvania Railroad, Cumbria county. Penna.
The hotel is 240 feet front, two and three stories
high, with verandahs. It is new, finished last year
and is fitted up at great expenee for a first class
Hotel — accommodations for 140 visitors, equal to
any similar establishment in the country. admira
bly constructed as to sontillation, the cham
here supplied with rn nit .' Wes. is smar
tie baspor-hbt Ind told wealth Sher. Out
side bath-houses fitted by or tidies and gentle
men. supplied with water from a large lake on the 1
premises, bacilli( and shower baths.--
fwo huge well-built Cottages, Ice Cream Saloon ,
Billiard Room, Ten-Pin Alleys , &e., a fine vege
table garden,
The Farm comprises 200 acres of valuable land.
about 80 of it fine Si Inc relliduellend• Mend'
o st eraderablelan4t • Ileget. , , telth,erzeitsive
ng. 4celfoteles! "witlitee.
FURNITURE. LI U. HORSES, CAR
RIAGES. 47e. Incle ed in the sale, without ex
tra charge. will be the entire Furniture, nearly
new, in 114ebnt a few m nabs. Also, stook of
Liquors, Horses, CaOWS. Farming Im-
Plemen4. 12 tons of Hood, Are. c u d of t h e
personal property about $7,501).
of .4 8 . 4 91.076:enseoptatt oft be ill health
of the dime • .; 1 ,
TERIJLII iiif cash on the execution of the
deed, balance in 6,12 and 18. months, stunted on
the property. We &reauthorized to refer to sev
eral gentlemen in the city as. to the &meter of
the place fora Summer Retreat,
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
. Nos. 139 & 141 Routh Fourth street,
usys;td PHILADELPHIA.
Rex NEW YORK AIICTION:
20 Cartons of Ribbons, Nos. 12,
18 and 20, White and assorted
colors.
Colored Edge Velvet Ribbons.
During next week we shall be in
constant receipt Of New Goods,
Mr. Home having gone to New
York for the purpose of attending
the Auction Sale of Ribbons and
Millinery Goods on May, 2d.
We shall also receive new Flow
ers, Bonnets, Hate and' Shakers,
Embroideries, Linen Handker
,chiefs, Hosiery and Gloves, Hoop
Bkktikt Corset.; , •
Parasols, Hair Nets, Head Dresses,
and a full line of notions and Amoy
goiiide. : 1
sangris Nomura.
wHO.LEISALa ROOMS,
Mew 77 .ad 79 IlLsrket istrimet,
2d dad Ild anise.
/4)q: 1 Lit 1 ~4 1 I
DIVIDEND.
STUDENTS ARE HERE TRAINED /Or
BUSINESS under the daily direction of the
Author of DEFEW BOOK-KEEPING, a.ssisted
by two of the most aucouiplished penmen and ac
countaala in the country. The sanction of Dutra
Beek•kisisping by the following eminent com
mercial authorities, indicates the value of a emu- ,
mercial education obtained from it:
"Your Committee are so favorably impressed
with HMV% Improved Method or nook.
kfcring that any unanimously concur would
Dim of its utility . and that the public
be benetitted by ado pting it.
[ertinedi GUIDON J. LEEDS.
Rec. .*e. folks American Institute. New York.
"We deem workvorable opinions already ex
pressed of this well deserved and very prop.
erly bestowed.
(Signed) C. M. LEUPP, Merchant,
LEOPOLD BIERWITH, Merchant,
ROBERT KELLEY, Merchant.
Extract born the Minutes of the Chamber of Com
merce. New York.
(Signed) PROSPER M. WETMORE, Se&Y.
"It contains matter that is important and inter
esting to the Merchant" C. 0. HALSTEAD,
President Monhattua Bank, Kew York.
"It is by far the most complete work of the kind
Iha re ever seen. JAS. B. MURRAY,
President Exchange Bunk, Pittsburgh.
I "No other work upon Book-Keeping explains
the subject with so crutch clearness and Sim-
F. W. EDMONDS,
Cashier Mechanics' Rank New York.
"It is !impossible to make the subj ect ol
or
oounts more plain and comprehensive."
. H.
Cashier .11ferekanfi W
e Bank, DENN Pittsbu Y
rg,h,
"The most clear and thorough trestle 'upon
Book-Keeping I have ever met with."
JOHN
unk P i n s, S ER.
Late t'ashicr P rpb.
$l.lO pays for the full course of Lectures. Exer
cises and practice from the above work. Station
ery, Blanks and Printed Book, $3,150, for which
other Colleges charge $7.
11111-HARPEIL'S ENLARGED EDITION OF
DUFFS BOOK-KEEPING, tor sale by Booksel
lers. Pride:o4PD.
For full particulars send for our efi•gant new
(greeter. pp 68, with samples of our penman's
writing, inelosing Cents, to
P. DUFF * SON. Principals.
Strangers will please enquire our reputation in
the city, where wu are best known. my,-ittl&w
SODA NALERATIA IN 25 P01:511)
BOXES. just received and for male by
GEORGE A. KELLY.
my 7 No. 69 Federal Street, Allegheny.
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ROLL BUTTER--
3 Barrels Fresh Roll Butter
3. Boxes do do ,10. Just receive
and for sale by JAS. A. FETTER, my; Corner Market end First ' , greets.
D RIED 'FRUIT
-30 Barrels Dried Apples;
8 8 do Peaches. .1 Oct received
and for sale by JAS. A. FETZER,
toy. t'orner Market and First streets.
HALE—THE STEAMER MEL
-IK` NOTTE, now lying at the Pitts
burgh wharf, will be offered at pri
rate sale until the ISM inst. If not so efore
that time she will be exposed to public sale on
TUESDAY NEXT, 13th. at 10 11 clock, A.
The boat is in good running order,. and will be sold
on the moat reasonable terms. For further par
tieuiar inquire of JACKS(,N DI NCAN.
toyed wd . Administrator.
. GENERAL OFFICE. •
PITTSWEI, FT. WA TNIR k CRIe.M:O RAILWAY Co., I
Pittsburgh, May let , PM j
NOTICE-TUE PITTAMERCIII. FORT
Wayne and Chidago Railway Comp:ter,
having received a proper legal conveyance of the
Railroad. from Pittsburgh to Chicago, with all its
appendages, real, persona' and mixed, late the
property of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad Company, now IlS!.111110s the control
and management of said road and property.
All persons employed on or about said Reid,
may continue in their respective positions or sta
tions until furter notice.
All persons, associations unit corporations, de
siring business arrangements, or wishing to eon
tinue or change any lacretofi.re existing. will at
once apply to the . proper officers of this enmpanY.
as this company as bound by no arrangement or
understanding that it does not expressly assume.
U. W. CASS, President.
•
BKEIMAVEI4 111OLLAN h niTTEnoi—
This delightfUl, truly wonderful remedy, i 5
constantly kept on nand at
JOSEPH FLEMING'S.
myB corner Diamond and Market at.
Arcot CAN ALWAI PBocf RE
A. fresh Blue Lick Congress, Empire. and the
i
celebrated Kissengen Vater at
JOSEIIII FLEMING'S,
my 6 corner Market street and the Diamond..
MITRE WINED AND 14411111.70 RA, OF
J. every description for medicinal purpowl, al
milli to be fonnd at
JOSEPH FLEMINS,
aull earner Market street and the Manion
RIDAY-
W. lir. D. HUG Us
Have opened one of the lamed and most booutifu
sioortanont of
MMCNER DIM GOODS,
Beautilid Orovesdien Lawns.
treacle Jeanne& Lawan,
Embroidered Grearadisielt,
Meek eil9 Widifellibeplieird
Peilt ne Ebeitarte, entirely new styles,
Cleedeolityleeliosnealtiquee,
Plaid mad Fruney Illerares,
Double rimed alma Enke,
Pieta Mks. an ethers,
Simon 11)beideed Slake.
GrieMbe /Nippon. dine tatbrie.
Ire* Wife Ilteep Skirts, of the Einem
gastlity.• '
Win abo 'volved a large lot of now atylo
_
?ARAIIIOI4II . 111111111RELLA6
W. 41i D. tru Gus,
Du 2 corner of Fifth aad Market street&
K . ZNSINOTON
IRON AND NAIL WORKS.
LLOYD 11K4.A.C1C.
Wanafaeiirere of
Barieet, litelletlPlate; HARP. A
sad 1r Ireis„ Natio sad ;
AUG. /lateen. Sreall Titan and Plat Bar Railr
Irak aultible for Coal Works.
Wa
Works are
rehouse. Oa e -
acilloinine th4llB WORK
Cl 7 '
arehonee, N 0.84 Watairstreet and N
4 Xerket streel, Itypders
• 1411:4441
- EW•GOODS--
EATON, 'INAORIJIE &
Whigewile and Retail at loWest Dri ota. raP26
A. It D. sprip44E,T,
Mandsotonno and dealers. in all kinds
• T? ,
ap3l-17 N. 14 and 111 Wood street
ISCUALAir 'LOW. AGENTS FOE
Baekeze Mower and MirOn •
l er, Cayuga (mid, e n d Mr ower.
• AIM • lir/ p k ila .
. . !LNGu streak
est 44i , tp, MeteliMMlS INA
glo:
be oil
&boy*
-
-w-Emircew
Arizomaar WHITE
wishes to inform his friends and the public that he
is situated on
LIBERTY STREET, NO. 187.
near ST. CLAIR STREE'T, and is prepared to
accommodate all who may want anything in his
' line at the lowest rate, fur cash or such trade as
may suit bins.
Old Blinds repaired. repainted and trimmed at •
the rev,' lowest price, and if the work does not
please t will charge nothing for it.
N. 11.—It has been freely reported by ne of
my Particular friends in my line that I bad quit
the Blind making, which is not so.
my2-Imdf
/,'.
IRON BUILDINGS, FIFTH STREET
PITTSBURGH, PA.
of the latest importations
-AT
SO. 17 runs STREET.
R. R."BULGER ,
WASITPACTUISER UN
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
FURNITURE.
No. 43 Sint tILGeld Street,
PITTSBURGH.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Constantly on hand, which wo will sell at the
lowest prices for CASH.
NEW G001)*
RV. CV. VIE
A large supply of
HOOTS, SHOES,
LADIES GAITER
which having bean purchased
will besold at the very lowest cash prices. Goods
. of better totality will be sold at lower prices than
can be bought at the different auction stores in the
city. Call and examine the stock have pur
chasing elsewhere.
Jos. 'IL Borland,
itS Market St.; 2(1 door from Fifth
31. FIFTH STREET.
W. E, SCHMERTZ & CO,
Have just received a
LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
COliPlitinK Of OVerY or
•
Ladies, Mi:Nus tir.; Children's Heel Gait,'
Congress, Lae, and Button, .11 oroeco,
Kid and Calf
ENGLISfir 'WALKING 1100 Ts
FRENCH BUSKINS AND KID SLIPPERS.
White Kid and Satin Slippers
PARLOR AND TOILET SLIPPERS,
with every variety of Ladies, Misses A: Children's
BOOTS AN I) SHOES
0f the boat quality
The above goods are ail manufactured to our
order and for neatneei. combined with durability,
cannot be r•arpassed in the city, and which are
sold at
REASON:IIILE PRICHS
R FIFTH STREET
1862.
_III 9 CORD Ai; CO.
- -
ILITM, (APB,
STRAW' GOODS,
BONNETS AND
Wholesale and Retail. SHAKER HOODS
1:11 Wood Street.
PITTSBURGH.
. -
W E ARE NOW RECEIVING A LARGE
ADDITION Goour already Immense Stock
of !fats Caps. Straw ds, Bonnets,. Shaker Hoods
and Palm Leaf Hats. Merchants visiting our city
can buy from us at LOWER PRICES than in Phi
ladelphia or New York. pal:2md
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S o liMib - SEin• •
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311
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24
SitME,Us.
24 ASSORTED 4-'.11•131,
A - 'MF.4I:*iSW.IprM -
pEN 11.4 ELDER,
i--N~P~UR I.E.iL l 'E~l'~~ - ` -
i POCKET AL>~A~T.~(~ Olt 1
82.
prICE, 23
A`"~=~s~~zei~L+R~iEn a~
$1950 PER DOZEN.
- - -
HENRY MINER,
NOS. 71 AND 73 FIFTH STREET.
next door to Poet OMco. apS
IVREELER & WILSON'S
Sewing. Machines,
NO. 27 FIFTH STREET. PITTSBURGH. PA
A warded the First Premium at the
United States Fair
FOR THE YEARS
1858, 1859 and 1860.
UPWARDS OF SO,OOO
MACHINES sold in the United States
MORE THAN
20,000 SOLD THE PAST YEAR
We offer to the public WHEELER & WILe
SON'S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE, at
REDUCED PRICES, with increased confidence
of its merits as the best and most useful Family
Sewing Machine now in use. It does equally well
on the thickest and thinneSt fabrics, makes the
lock-stitch impossible to unravel, alike on both
sides, in simple in construction, more speedy in
movement, and more durable than any other ma
chines. Circulars giving pekes and description
of machine furnished gratis on application in per
son or by letter.
Every Machine warranted for three years.
ap3 WM. SUMNER & CO.
- -
IMBINAT BOOT AND SIDOE HALED—
gliArThis MONDAY Morning at 10 o'clock, and
at 2 p. in., and continues every day this week at
same hours, will be sold at the Masonic Hall Auc
tion House, No. 55 Fifth street, a large assort
ment of Boots, Shoes. ()miters, Ties, Slippers,
Buskins, an MUST e quantity ildren's B:hoes,
all of which BE SOLD TO THE HIGH
EST BIDDER.
go N od . s ß w madeeT a
ur n ab l Au ndi o o n f ac Gds e
th ba M
good: you pay double p A. McC . ice for in the regular way.
mys T LELLAND. Auctioneer.
LAFAYETTE REATAIIRANT-
NO. 85 WOOD STREET.
between Third and Fourth streets. under Lafay
ette Hail, is open from 6 h. N., until 12 o'clock IP.
X. Meals at all hours and at the shortest notice.
Al the deliCacies of the season served up in the
Pot
ISTETts STEAMED, and in every other form.
beptgoq.are imaged.
loom hem been fitted up expressly fbr the an
iodation at LaiEes. Private eatzateie ad-
twin J. T. HENRY iuld Capt.RglN_ TANI
:patience& fr that _ lima abominate sattettn
establialtnient. my3-tf
rvs
irises fo 30 mad OR I / 1 11 plpar a fore
lIILLBILMOICRINON.
We-;l•.,..:NA6Ukittff-Ott'%4
11111111
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN by the use of an apparatus whereby
no drugs or galvanic battery are used. Cold
weather is the time when the apparatus can be
used to its best advantage. Medical gentlemen
and their families have their teeth extracted by
mY Process. and areready to finials as to the safe
ty and painlessness of the operation. whatever
has been said by persons interested in asserting
the contrary having no knowledge of my process.
*9-ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted in every
style. E. OUDEY,Dentist,
124 Sm ithfield street.
EATON, 11[SCRUM 41g CO--
NO. 17 FIFTH STREET,
Invite the attention of
Wholesale 8c Retail Buyers
to a large and varied stook of desirable goods
just opened.
W. CIINICX011•11...D. CUINCINIHAN.„.. CI7IIIIICOSIAM
C. DUCCAN.
UNNINGHANS & CO.-1 , ITT 9.
C BURGH CITY GLASS WORKS—Ware
house, /19 Water street, and 199 First street,
Pittsburgh, Pa., three doors below the Mononru
hela House, Manahteturere of Pittsburgh Of*
Window 0111,11 Dreg:gists' Mass Ware and Aporil
can Convex Wass, for parlor windows, ehuroraus
and public bu ditto.
&NO. 310011.11EAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FOR Mg 81.14 o►
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. 74 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET
PIITSBUROIL
FOURTH ARRIVAL.—
1862.
SPRING AND SUMMER
DREIIS GOODS,
SHAWLS, SACQIIES.
AND BENT QUALITY.
TEEULE WORN, HOSIERY. &c.
ABLE LINEN AND CLOTHS,
0111ESTIC GOODS, 414".
ERMS CASH.
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.,
FOR SALE AT A RAILEALS—AN
GAN.IdELODBON. with bar ohm and two
banks of keys of 5 octaves. Has been in use in a
private family lea than two Ides, and is in cat
cellerkt order in every respect. The style of Wai
ters is very bandeau's. and equal to the beet
made Piano Forte. Manufacturer ptiotr.loloo in
Boston; for sale now f_o_r4l.% oath.
apM JOHN H. 1ML0.11.111 Wood Amt.
Cleric, Burke a& Baker.
MANUFACTURERS I MINTERS OF
Neddles,Fish Hooke, Fishing Tackle, &0.,
48 Maiden Lane Asnahartsat., N. Y.
Would respectively call the attention of whole
sale dealers to their extensive and varkd 'kook of
WISIIIIIO TACKLE.
Their Factory, 4. Narrusa WORKS"
Canton St.. Brooklyn, has been in suomeshal oper
ation for four year., where they manufacture
every variety of
noua Hoolui. WEARS. 4 11 1/.,
from the beet Spring Steel, and which they war
rant much superior and fay cheaper than the
imported 'article.
ORDERS SOLICITED AND Ems.
TED AT ONCE, for any varietyor style of
Hooka, Rods. Reels. Lines. Sded
n• Baskets, and
Trolling Bait. Wake-proof Lines at roWnoed
prices. he.
They would call particubar attention to their
stock of Fly Hooks.
Sole depot for the sale of WARIKK. cele
brated drilled-eYed. and TELEGRAPH NEE.
DLES. 3mdeed
BRA2/011 OFFIOE Or THE
MANHATTAN LH INSURANCE
• - OF -
NEW 'YORK.
Call Capital sad Atte:tauUtile" aver
$ 1 921004000e
LOCAL 1110AMD.
Hon A W LOO/16. Reuben Miller Jr , Esq,
Hon Goo Wilson P A Waledn, Ea%
Hon B C Saws. ; Ale: Bradley; Sm.
Robt Robb,Vod . stiff A i n
m ey Esq. Mem Li & 447
Rev C Swop*. Mom Wog
Rey M Van Haien . Duff &Co
Rev WA Pinavant Mmoi Jones, Wain:lW
Jos Park, Jr. Esq. & Co,
Man Woodwell &Co Gee B Yen Dorm. /kii•
.TEREMIAH BROOKS. s, D.Modissr
SAMUEL FLOYD, M. D 1.
Ens:ninon.
THOS. H. ELLIOTT, Med. Rsaminer for
Allman> City.
HENRY L. RINGWALT AGENT.
ap2Pood2w 47 veins= rinnsainv
ROM! .... ... W. DALE* :
ROBT. iwrizszur i e
. .
whowacerfiefav• • _
COMMISSION AND FININIMIN DEINDANni
•AND
Dealers in Praha mil
No. IS LiMERIT-MOININ
eteucd. • • • ... .....
- PWIRER 14,J111 1 / 1 6- =
I ERORLIT T&ILO&,
am: iser.4,- • I rl- 1
Ismnfird samesinis MIR JIM
&Wen
parebsied at pdsw kr W ira.
Alereriat issksawww6
sada
Boom AND suozw.
-AT-
No. 62 Fifth Street.
SEE THE LIST OF PRIORS.
I Ladies" Sayalisla Lowther Gisdatra 05e.
Sur pries. $l,OO
air. Silk Com. Hatters. 1,00
lar price 1„50
Eaa. Silk Com tialirs. extra 1,25
arlar pollee 2,00
s' nue Freed" Moroato Heel
ed lisets
Regul,lolar price 1,75
Ladite• Fine Slit Cow/peso Goat
Heeled Heeds 1,20
Regular price 2,00
Ladle*" Mine Slippers ..... ......... ........... . 23
LW:ltar pollee .... . 75
w Kid sad
Heeled Bests MCC OSewed
1,00
Heralar price Stow 1,75
es
15
.Reitalar price 30
1M A Greater Variety of Goods than any other
House in the Qty, and all at the same proportional
prices
e£ti The MOST DURABLE SHOES in the world
and most Elegant.
Thirty-rear Different Kinds of Children's
Shoes,
daily at
New Goods, with all the Novelties, received
GARDINER'S, 85 Fifth St.,
aNO NEXT TO EXPRESS OFFICE.
.OWLEDGE IS POWER.
MaIIRATE% 25TH ANNUAL CONSIGN
' 1 - GENT OF BOOKS, to be mold at Auction.
To-Night, at 7 o'clock, and every night - next
week, at the Masonic Hall Auction Rooms, REI
Fifth street. The best collection of Standard
Works, Popular Books of the Dan splendid
Family Bibles and Prayer Books, Commentaries,
Photograph Albums, Letter and Note Papers,
te., &e., ever offered at Auction in this City.
The stock will be epee for examination and Pri
vate Salo during the day, at average auction
prices, Every Book in the oolleetion Is warrant
ed new and perfect.
.T. K. PRATT. Salesman for
niy3 T. A. hfcCLELLAND,
Auctioneer.
TEANIROAT WRECK FOR SALE—
Thee wreck of steamer MRSSBNOER, now
lyigg at the Marine Railway, consisting of ull.
Boilers, Engines, Doctor, Nigger, hog ekr.411.,
Anchor Chains, &c. A pp l y to
EAL.DWELL & BRO..
low IBS Water street. ;
m73-I,md
oor SKIRTS OF
E LATEST SATZ=
No. 74 Market street.
COMPANY
RIVER an n v iklipßNCll
. •
POE PITTBBURQR
ARRIVED:
Franklin. Bennet" Bp 1
"I yna
1 1 - 1
Col. Bayard. Peeblee, .
Lizzie Martin. Brown, W
Aurora. Animal: &Louis
Clan Poe, Poe. Pittsburg
Marinora. Brennen. Lotuaridle
DEPARTiID.'
Franklin. Bennet. Brownsville.
Gallatin, Clark. Brownsville:
cal. Bayard. Peebles___.'Skisabath.
Minerva, Ciorden.
Emma Graham Ayes's. &marine
Sar The Riverz-Lut a eoia g st twilight
therewere seven feet
-water hz bhannel and
.
We condense the a following from
Tuesday's Cincinnati thmamrktfyhe St. Cknal,
Clara Dean and file W. yro* had arrived
from Pittsburgh...—. The ITasti4allift for &hefty
...... The Nashrillet bad arrived Wont Nashville
with 400 bales of mitten and tobacco
There is tt feet water in the emsittitt Louisville......
The steamer llud tieliad arrived le Nashville ......
A new line of steamers has.
.:;orimnited be
tween Louisville , and
.. :.. .The steamer
Prima Dona, Altamont. Ent-le anti Cricket was to
leave Cincinnati for this port on Tuesday.
16rThe New and Splendid, Passenger
steamer Parthenia. Perry B iewti;'. 6 mmander. is
announced. fin. St. Louis; Online:Mtlbuquea n d St.
Paul. This boat is entirely newisnd was built
regardless of expense. under mperintendenc•
of Captains Perry , Brown and ABelkow Robinson:
and has been pronounced by 40petent miens
one of the boat ever built on this Weetorn %tom
The former will command. while Captain Andy
will do the honors is the credit to
himself and monitor the'uwnenlller comity
is between seven and eight itundridgons.
Stir
'Ca t. W. H. Keir's firief packet J. /
Foa.; .
Wedn -
will bear this in mind.
Ali": The splendid paiManfmr steamer
Argonaut. Capt. J. W. Ported.; is announced for
St. Louis, Galena. Dubuque and Eis„Peui• The
speed and aecommodatiims of thicboat are well
spoken of by travelers.
ger The elegant packet 4ttiltago, Capt.
MeCallum.is loading for Cineinnalitmd Louisville
She has fine accommodations 'Mid j ibe best of
officers. Onryonng friend..OLC:Meeallum. Jr..
will be certain to see that ponsigeitts are well
cared for.
-
ifirThe fine packet J. H. Pope, Capt.
Davidson, is annoimedfos Clarksville and Nash
ville.
Aft" The favorite pitaseouvr steamer
Ida May, Captain J. C. Rink iCilihnottneed for
Clarksville and Nashville. She tint Om beat of
accommodations and cleiveVindattnptive officers
•
ler The splendid picket :4lirizonia,
Capt. Shuman, leaves to-day for St. Louis and
St. Paul. For speed, accommodation and atten
tive officers, she stands No. 1. Capt. Conway will
do the honors in the office. •
.
A
J oar The tine steamr Aurora, Capt
Anawalt, arrived from St. Lout/ Willi a fine trip
She will load for St. Louis and St Paul.
Vie - The Wheeling packet for this day
is the steamer Lizzie Martin, Cant Brown. Sho
eaves at noon.
•
SiFir It will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns that the steamer liteinotte is
offered for sale.
For St. Louis, Galena. Detbniqmo wad
St., Pam&
SATURDAY. MAY Slik
ax o n . SOW Steamer AUsas,& J. W.
nawalt, Commander, will- le•vb Lt. the above
and intermediate ports as announeM abve.
For freight or passage apply on baud or to
my 7 JOHN FLACK, Agent.
For CluehmaD, Code& Saint
Gailesta, Dubuque., Sun INuSer awl St.
Pula,
SATURDAY. MAY 10th, 4P. M.
THE NEW AlliE SPLENDID
errs rown CPomasmeeanndrrmtaimele r ar PAß r T h ß e Z a N b L
ports on the day announced abom - :-
For freight or passage apply cm
_my7
- • .
For Cfseliasata 'and s ",
WEDNESDAY LT -:
THE BIX*IPA. - 1 4311N411111
steamer 7 .11:.. FORA;Coat-Eagyt
mmimder, will leave amasumermi.aipm.
For freight or p a a u m r si s li c ridlir te
inn J. B. imam .4 GmtAseatiL
For SR Lemik ai tillnan. tlndlannie and
THIS DAY. MAY 7. 4 ,PA1L , 1
Tin inns ir Guts
stossorrAßOONAll
anawader. will leave aa
o ra l ajoil
FIR
fOrFLAisideolirfl'
Amato.
For Cincinnati mod Loninftwk.
THIS DAY: MAY 70,4 P._ '
hanlA • -
Commander,
gt 7 will 1 1
; op I' l
• If
Ai ii 7 na I a n
t a
iny7 • •
Fee liseimusaa, Atleeksidicapadl
.TUfri. .i. Aft 'X
WEDNESDAY:IIIAI464I4fi •
ramt - TIEZ FIN* PA1146 111
atasaser"TDA NA •
Co_nuaaadar_ . will have as •
Harassed or paariseuw
JIM:
Fee Louisville. Claviiiiiilk
,:Basea-
THBDALY., Molitiktillf.4o 5...;
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4 ,,.. . -
For Beaver
as assommit
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an ' ' 'R•jrr `.. f..i..
Ban -4 ,r. pll
. , ;' . . r :rite: rm .
illtil i ikinL
;hornet s ; i t i rtit'lT'''
Walnuts/ Mid - :41 ~-
ttr
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~
Porinsos
For Cale%•
.
• :. -AWII;Ddit ititht7J4 $44 Via
Tax Tune r
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