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DIVIDENDS.
Ptprsuunon. May 6th, 1862.
MINE .WESTERN INSURANCE COM
PANY has this day declared a Dividend of
Elie Dollars per share. out of the earned refits
of the last six months. Two Dollars of whuh to
be appropriated to credit of stock, and three dol
lars payable in cash on or after the 13th inst.
iny7:2wd F. M . GORDO 5, Secretary,
ALLEGHENY BANE;
Mny . 6. 1552.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIDECTORS
of this Bank have this day declared a divi
liana of roue PER cayr. on the capital stock. out of
the profits of the last six mnths, pxyadde to the
stockholders or their legal representatives, on or
after the 16th inst
my7-td
J. W. COOL Cashier
MECHANICS' BASK, t
Pittsbnreh. Mav 6th, 1 Sat. )
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
OF THIS BAN K have THIS DAY Seel:trot
a Dividend of Three- Per Cent., on the Capital
Stook out of the profits of the last its months,
payable to Stockholders or their legal representa
thee, on or after the 16th inst.
my7:lotd GEO. D. M'GREW, Cashier.
CITIZENS' BANK.
Pittsburgh. Mar 6th. 2862. lJ
TsE PUEININIIIEDT A.ND DIHECTOUS
OF TUTS RANK hare THIS DAY declared
a Dividend ofFour Per Cent., on the Capitol Stock.
out of the profits of the last six months' hu,iness,
payable to Stockholders or their legal representa
ttvelon or after the 16th inst.
inygtf GEO. T. VAN DOREN, Cashier.
OFrieß ErRPK INSURANCE COMPANY.
Pittsburgh. May .7;th, 1862. )
.TA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
I'M Directors of this company. held this day. a
dividend wits declared of EOM: PER CENT.. odd the
Capital Stock aubscribed, out of the profit , ' of Lhe
last S months. payable forthwith.
my6-Iwd ROBERT FIN NEY. Secretary.
WANTED—FORTY GOOD SOUND
. DRAFT HORSES. not lea. than Five nor
more than Nine years old—Bays. Browns. Blacks
or Dark Sorrels: fifteen and a half hands high,
or upwards: strong, active and well broken to
harness. flours of Inspection. between 12 M.
and 2 P. M., daily. Sundays exceptial. at Patter
son's Bazar, No. 117 Fourth street. Pitt.sbursh,
Raoot. A. MONTOOMERY,
Maj. Qr. Mr., U. S. Army.
Office Qr. Mr. U. S. A., Pittsburgh Penn's.,
April 29. 1862. nrrl
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ar ;Vise Wblie7 Plain and Fancy Flannel Un
der and Overahirta on hand, and made to order, on
Aborted notice, at
IL WILLIAMSON'S
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No; 47 St. Clair Street.
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AMIESMILLIINGAR., itIONONGAINE.
el LA PLANING MILL, would respectfully in
form the public that he has rebuilt since the fire,
and having enlarged his establishment, and filled
It with the newest and must approved machinery.
is now prepared to furnish flooring and planing
boardAsoroll sawing and re-sawing, doors, sash
and abutters, kiln dried, frames. mouldings, box
making. ate.
SongtePrrrensuagn. Sept, 7,1857,
NEW SOODE I
Second Arrival of
NEW SPRING STYLES
-AT
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Nos. 17 sad 19 Fifth Street.
ELbons.tHmps. Braids. Laces. Buttons. etc., for
Trimmings, newest styles. Embroidered
fesli sad Cambric Collars and Sets. Real Lace
and Lace Trimmed Collars and Sets, and Hand
kerchiefs. Black Lace, Grenadine and Tissue
VAR.
snob. Yokes and Pantaletts, Ed_aring, Laces,
ußela. etc-. Ladles' and Children's Hose, of every
de listic*. Gloves. Gaunlets, Wits, Bonnet Rib
bon', Ruches, Shaker Hoods Cord. Chenille and
Braid Head Nets.
mherlet of "Crinoline Draperie,". (French
who have used this skirt tironou nee
ever made. The "Quakert Skirt" and
the emiie Skirt," are also at es worthy of
• attention.
iIikRIGNINet Furnishing Goods, Fine Shirts, Col
lars. Zia, %spenders. etc, of most desirable
- 17les. A full amortment of Fancy articles and
Notions. ••
virholcusha oad retail layers will find a large and
acellent line of goods in every department at the
-IMBIBE POSSIBLE PRICES FOR CASH.
apl4 EATON, MACRUM & CO., 17 Fifth St.
WILLIAM CARR & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Importnis of
WKNES, IHRANDIES. GINS. &C.
ALSO.
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DAILY POST.
Gen. Grant to Hold his Command.
It is understood that General Grant is
still to hold his command of one column
of the army. The organization of the
army into divisions and columns is not
yet complete. The reason given for this
course of General Haßeck are that any
censure or suspension of General Grant
would reflect unfavorably upon himself.
It appears that General Halle& also
trusted to the weakness of the enemy, and
he expected to be up in time to take part
in the attack when Buell joined Grant.
The latter made certain dispositions and
movements also in obedience to orders
from General Halleck in St. Louis. These
are the reasons given by some for the ac
quiescence of Gen. Halleek in this course.
At all events there is quite a jealousy
between the officers in. General Buell's
common I and those in General Grant's,
the former claiming that they saved the
day and whipped off the enemy, while the
latter got the credit of it. Something may
be taken from either. Buell did fight well
on Monday, for he has some good men,
while the task of holding the enemy at
bay was a great one, but from all accoints
would have been done quite as well with
out Grant in person as with him. Another
and last excuse of Grant's friends is that
they see no. reason why he should be sin
gled out as an example of inefficiency and
blundering when the thing is so common.
There is of course no answer to this, but
but that his caste is so aggravated, and
came near being so fatal, that his debase
ment may be a warning to others.
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Conversations with the Rebel
The Fortress Monroe correspondent of
the Philadelphia Inquirer says:
This morning I employed an hour in
conversing with the different rebel wound
ed in the Hygeia hospital. The kind treat
ment which they have received has com
pletely subdued them. One of them said,
"I wish I could only go to South Carolina
and tell the people how kind you are to
us. They would never fight another bat
tle." They say that the rebel authorities
do not allow the soldiers to hear about the
kindness extended to Confederate prison
ers by the North. If they did the men
would refuse to fight against such friends.
Upon telling a North Carolinian about the
rebels burning the Navy Yard at Norfolk,
he exclaimed, What fools! I wish some
thing hard would hit them, and knock a
little sense into them." Their wounds are
all very bad, much worse than those of our
soldiers. They do not seem to bear their
suffering as patiently as our men. Doubt
less their state of mind has something to
do with it.
Nothing will ever tend so much to con
vince the South of the good Northern heart,
as the kindness and sympathy which is
daily being extended to their wounded, no
difference being made between them and
our own men. Such is the, philanthropy
of war. •• • • -
Number of Men in the Field.
Senator Wilson estimates the total num
ber of our troops in the field at 620,000.
This is considerably lower than any pre
vious estimate we have seen, and we have
reason to believe is too low;
: probably
600,000 would be nearer the correct figures.
The following are Senator Wilson's esti
mates :
Gontsfanders. Mom
Gen. McClellan's column 100,000
Gen. halleck'p . 180,000
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Gen.sfeD — owell's do WOOO
Gen. Bank's do 30.000
Oen. Fremont '. department —. 35.000
Gen. Burnside's do 25,000
Gen. Hunter's , • do . • 20,000
Gen. Brennant (Ka :Wert. ate) 5.000
Gen. Butler's cobra*lsooo
Gene. Curtis and Steele 25.000
Gene. Dix and Wool ' 1 9 000'
Gem. Blunt's department of Kansas 5.000
New Mexico and VMS . 10.000
Gen. Mitchell's eolninn ' 10.000 '
Guard duty in Band Tenn 15,000
Guard duty in Mi550uri......................... . . ... 5,000
Guard duty below Island 10.........:.. ...... ...... 5.000,
Guardia* prisoners north. 7,000 '
NEW GOODS!
A LETTER, signed a "County Wexford
Farmer," published in Saunders' Nan
Later, of 'Dublin, describes the prospects
of the agriculturists mid laborers in that
part of - Ireland as very wretched. He
says :—" It is an undeniable fact that the
laboring, population are suffering greater ,
privations than I have witnessed for
twenty years. Fuel is scanty—in fact, it
is not to be had ; c0a15:4,41 a ton 'cannot
be generally purchased: bylaborers getting
no employment, and • where there us any
given ls. a day cannot supply all the neces
saries of life. The desire for emigration
is not one whit checked by the. American
troubles. I now write ; on April 24, and I
have seen in ordinary seasons the early
barley and potato - crops sovervonnd on
the same day of .the month, and the.green
crop mostly sown. To , dat. the . land is
flooded, no gnat is sown, the pOtatles . are
rotten, and one perelt,:of -gro , und is not
even sown for the green irop.!
1862. - 1802.,
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PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1862.
SELECT TALE.
From Chambers' JourniLL
A NON-COMBATANT HERO .
I Continued from Yesterdayd
"Presently an impetuous charge. pur
r posely made upon the enemy which - had
, been threatening us, in the midst of dense
1 whirlwinds of snow, prevented the event
so dreaded by , our wounded men. Calm
was re-established, and it became possible
for the medical - officers to pursue uninter
ruptedly their operations. All the more
serious wounds of the Imperial Guard and
a great part of the line • were treated and
operatedon during the first twelve hours ;
then only did any of the surgeons.hegin to
take rest. We passed the remainder of
the night on the ice and.snow, around the
fire of the bivouac of the ambulances.
Never had there been so hard a day fir
me; it had been almost impossible for me
to restrain my tears in those moments
when I was endeavoring . to sustain the
courage of my soldier-patients."
Amore catholic-hearted man than Lar
rey never breathed; a fellow-creature had
only to need his professional assistance,
and be he Englishman, Austrian or Rus
sian, he was his friend at once. He• held
that a surgeon had no enemies except dis
ease and death, aid on one occasion almost
perished of a malignant fever contracted
from some countrymen of our own who
were prisoners to the French in Spain.
With the armies of his beloved master,
Napoleon, Larrey visited in turn almost
every country in Europe, ofeach of which
he has something novel to say, since his
view of all things is taken from so unusual
a stand-point ; but the most striking of all
his experiences is without doubt his nar
rative of the campaign in Russia. During
that awful expedition the surgeon-in
chief of the Grand Army went on foot.
Cold, he had convinced himself, was only
the predisposing cause of frost-bite, and
the heat which succeeds the cold was the
real cause of the mischief. Those who
rode, upon arriving motionless at the
bivouac, experienced an irrepressible de
sire to warm themselves, and on approach
ing a fire contracted gangrene in their
half-frozen limbs. In all other countries
through which the French passed as in
vaders, it was Larrey's ciistom, upon evac
uating a town, to leave a letter for the
medical chief of the enemy, commending
to his care such of his own unhappy pa
tients as were too ill to be moved : and in
no case was this confidence found to be
misplaced. But in Russia every town was
set on fire before Napoleon reached it,
and consumed almost to the last house be
fore he departed. Where the Grand
Army looked for abundance, and rest,
and shelter, they found nothing but
flames. The hope of reaching their great
goal, Moscow, animated them to an ex
traordinary degree, notwithstanding that
the four hundred thousand fighting men
who had crossed the Nieman were re
duced to less than a quarter of that num
ber.
"At length, on the fourteenth of Sep
tember, on reaching an eminence in the
road, the advanced-guard suddenly caught
sight of Moscow. As all the hattilions of
tae army reached that part of the road,
they halted, and the sound of 'Moscow'
reverberated through their ranks. It was
a moment of intoxication. After a short
halt, they continued their onward course ;
and as the old city of the czars of Musco
vy became brighter and clearer. the joy of
the French soldiers increased. Murat, at
the head of the cavalry, galloped forward,
and concluded a truce with the enemy for
the evacuation of MOECOIV. The whole
French army soon afterward began to enter
the gates of that city. The rench sol
diers dispersed themselves through the
town, and gazed at its novelties. The
houses were richly furnished, the churches
were profuse in ornament, and the pal
aces seemed stored with the wealth of
ages. Afterward, some of them climbed to
the summit of the Kremlin. From that
spot they looked looked down upon a
city which in extent seemed as large as
Paris '
Vienna, and Berlin together. Be
neath them in survey, were fifteen hun
dred palaces, with gardens and parks,
and thousands of houses of a perfectly new
arcldteeture, -- tiled or roofed with polished
iron - of various devices. From the midst
of these abodes arose hundreds of churches
and innumerable steeples. Conceptions
the most eccentric. of Byzantine, lartar,
and Armenian architecture, had there
raised edifices with twisted columns in
front of them, and also produced a variety
of contour and. painting. Many of the
houses were of colored wood, but the,col
ors were unmatched and incongruous.
Then the silver and . gilded cupolas of the
different churches, in reflecting the rays
'of the sun,- gave to this panorama much
that was dazzling as well as new to French
eyes. Commanding and overlooking all,
by its gilded roof of immense height, and
by its towers almost laden with steeples,
with its walls carved or sculptured like
garlands, the Kremlin, in its imposing
grandeur, appeared like the father and
protector of the old Muscovite city."
[To be continued.]
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WESTERN STOVE WORKS,
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Would call the attention of the pelt& to their
LARGic-sToUIC
of well selected
COOK,PARLON AND HEATING STOVES.
ALSO, riPßOvip
kitchen Ranges, Anne Pronto, Hot
low Ware, inn, autwong whin k will
found Ike Soot Coal Cook
Stove* la Ike State.
The Diamond, Advance, Air-Tight
Eclipse, and Iron City,
Were awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the
State Fair for the BEST COAL COOK
STOVES. Mao FIRST PRE
MIUM awarded to the
TRUE AMERICAN. GLOBE& REPUBLIC.
For the BEST WOOD 1,4010 K NOW IN USE. The
KENTUCKIAN and KANSAS Premium Stoves
are onstnintssed. We *all attention of DEALERS
and BUILDERS to the largest Mock of
CRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
MMTEMIII
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eel Cook Steven with Boap Stone Linings, which
and the fire better than iron. orMdi
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REINEMAN, MEYRAN le• SIEDLE,
No. 42 *Timm STREET,
PITTNICAGII, PA..
WIFOLICHALF ANT) IMAM. DEALNIIIR TN
WATCIIES, JEIVELAY,
DIAMOND 8,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
CLOCKS,
of every description.
FANCY GOODS
Bronze Statuary, etc.
WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS, .
• Materials and Machinery.
Wholesale Age* for theeelehrated
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Manulaetared at Waltham, ,raw.
apl6-3md.
LADIES
CONGRESS GAITEIta HEMS, $1.23 ;
LADIES LACE GAITERS, HEELS. $l.OO I
LADIES KID SLIPPERS .113 e.
at No. la Fi11.6 Street, 2d door from Market.
my 9 D. S. DIFFESBACKEB.
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
Manufacturers of
PURE WHITE REFINED
CAUTION OIL. 8.
Officio, NO. 291 LIBERTY STREET, Pitts
burgh, Pa. EVll4astl
SPRING GOODS.
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
AND
VEST:NOS.
lurk HAVE NOW IN STORE A COM
PLETE
V V stook of
SPRING GOODS,
all new and desirable styles, which hays hem
carefully selected in New York, with a desire to
please the most fastidenus, and comprising in all
the various new fabric and novelties of the
season.
We would reweetfully solicit an early call from
our patrons and the public, to test the merits of
the same or themselves.
SAMUEL GREY t SON,
Merchant Tailors,
No. 10 Flftb Street.
•
LOAN OFFICE,
HENRY W. CIMIOTT
NO. 100 SMITHFIELD orrimiT,
Near the comer Fifth. 15thipurgh..
MONEY IN LAMOS AND ansur.
.1.7 A quantifies loaned on Gold and Sive', Dia
monde. Jewelry. Gold and Silver Watches , and
all kinds of valuable article% for any length of
time agreed on. The goods cannot be delivered
without the Ticket. •
Sir Office Hours from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M.
WILL PAPER—
New Papal receiving daily at No. 107
Market street, near Liberty by
ap3 JOS. R. HUGHES.
grAOLD PAPS*S—
For Parlez% new patterns Emile at 1P0.107
Market s t ree t , near Libati.7 ast b No J et
R.
MOH
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ANITENIAN BALMMELS
Jnstneeived from London. In store and for
ode by WM. BENNETT. N 0.120 Wood street.
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WALL IPAPERMI•4IO
ALM balm of high colors. aztrs wide, m
aim! per Ammer from LivW. to o.by
mhig . y.
JUST
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
Sun Umberallae,.Mantillx, 994 BooQua' of an
kind,.
We would invite all to call and examine before
purchasing.
Irish Linens and Muslim my Obea tL A
No. 96 Minket street. actiii em
Fifth and
pvirrtorrA. our.. WOR K S
LONG. MILLER & CO.,
WORKS AT SHAIMINMEI ISATION. AL
LEGHENY VALI.= RA TrmoAD.
WM. and Warehoue
sa N.ASKICT IMin s ZS; gErnistramin.
Maandlietareconitimdaidai 11,01 inbrieged
Carbonlitspie.
NO. 1. ANL.Ajmji
NON•EMIANOMt Wimps lisaL: attar
30/11‘.611taftbro;=TWO Gliftirrizjegar
.ia'ataL eaa be 'aetwousedspeii"'wftb
4,ardiatt, at Ne.loB Mb Wrest. A pleaasat
lessekta. Also. Wombats gentlemen.
11011170111-4LIMMINIIIIIIIIO, MUM
damtplipai main tabalift*.aaa a t .a
laws Carbon lOU at theAllas Jukiume—gia
D s worranris
• -
Irkikiede sad ribil tir
• 4
BALTIXORE PIANO FACTORY,
PITTSBURGH BRANCH,
EMOTED TO
NO. HS WOOD STREET,
FIRST DOOR FROM FIFTH STRZICT, ADJOIN.
INO THE BANE.
Now le the time to buy a
FIRST CLASS PIANO,
at the lowest poselble price. Call soo_ IN only a
tew left. . WISE - BROTHREL.
apt Manufacturer..
THE SLAUGHTER OOMMIXOED,
The Enemy Drive into the Entrenchments!!
WE SHALL SHOW NO QUARTER
But Take all the Quarters We Can Get
100,000 ROLLS
Of Cheap WALL PAPER. Rordere, be.,
of Newest Styles and Venal
Variety. to be Mold
Obis Spring.
This large dock. having been purchased at re
duced prices, will be sold very low.
KAGNIFICEV. I' PARLOR PAPERS.
BEAUTIFUL PANEL PAPERS.
EXTRA WIDE PAPERS OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DESIGNS.
Bargains Not Maned to Remnants.
Wo take RAGS as well as CASH.
WALL PAPER STORE.
At the Old Stand. Re. S 7 Wood Street.
W. P. MARSHALL.
ID-l'aper Hanging and Whitewashing, Quickly
and well done, by Experienced Workman.
mb2l.•d
JAMES H. OHILDS.
HOPE COTTON MILLS,
Allegheny City.
11/0117FACTURERII OP
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OF
CISNA.BITIELG-S,
12 Inches to 40 Teen." Wide.
NO- Orders may be left at IL CHILDS k CO'S.
taa Wood street. Pittsburgh. non:lpis
SYIRFPI4--
We arts now Manufacturing; and prepared to
furnish to order. "For Soda Fountains ' all Savor
of Plain and Cream Byrum_ of a veriairlo
(many. RRYMISR a BROTH
sons N 05.126 sad WS Wood Arson
FO II II ALE .—FOIIII . 10 Th IN COL.
tine township.are St. Marrs Coleotety.
ninety-six feet front. one hundred and ten in
depth, enclosed by p fence. The Lola will
be sold together or separately, at low igans and
long time. Apply to JAS. DRIMIIf,
apsol St. ilareiCemetery.
W. & D. RINEHART,
Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds
Tobacco, Snuff and Segall,
No& 149 and 151 Wood street.
SODA SALERATIES IN 2.S POUND
BOXES, just received and for Bale
L L
Y.
A. KEL L Y. •77 • No, 69 Federal streak All
V. CIDIXiIDIRAX...D. 4151111111111411,..Y. 01111101011•111
D. DONCILIL
CMITCHAM CO.—P IT T 11.
BURGH CITY GLASS WORKS—Ware
beam 115 Water street. sad lltis Nine street.
Pittsburgh. Pa. three doors below the Mamma
bele House. glamiseterms of Pittsburgh IN
Window Ohm Drumlin' Oleo Ware and AaM
as Convex Glass. for parlor windows. Mambo
and public buildings. wl
pEAOHEN AND VINEGAR—
600 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES,
MU CIDEX VINFAAANt,
to store and for ago by
BAGALBY,
IS aad IN Wood strimet
ROBERT ARTHIIRS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND COMMISSIONER OF - DEEDS _of
_Ohio.
Missouri. Tow, Wilooloiew York.
ouldans. Sao.
no and Mioldima.
mlifdan
Ha. 256 FOURTH WREST.
HARDIE
THE LARGEST AND
CHEAPEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
POR LADIES AND GENTS
-•f-
JOIMEIM SIOMMI7II,
77 MARKET STREET
ALFAIATI76
t•
•10 boxes in 31 pound and 1 pound papers for
sale
&RS
MILLIIIIk RICKETSON
N NW 000DM-
-AT
EATON, DLACRUM: & CO'S,
we. pr ipirrit STREET.
Wholesale and Retail at lawastptieet. [age)
Erna Awn Ompas,
AT NO. S 9 MARKET STREET.
LOOK AT THI PRICKS
UAW Bordbh faultier Heel Gaiters for $l.OO
worth SUL •
Ladies *Latins Congress 11101 Oasts
if= 75.
Lesiing Comae. Reel Gaiters
S etreellp tench Morrosoo.l4.l BOW for
$1,37. worth .42. • s
worth Ladies Fine Goat Congress Heel Bootee *um
OZ.
Ladles Fine Moroeeo Slippers for 500.. worth 75.
Ladies Fine Kid Slippers for 75e, worth $1,12.
All after goods la ',awards..
..TAMIMEOBB,
89 Market :treat, am Market *we.
Evuor9BA.pr A.GOEloira'N.
WINONA'S ISATISBAX inntorzads
Jo. Amok US Water *rook Pittoloomik Ps..
is mowed to loofas oat at Ned bask poimmsomo
from or fompFt.it dd "mtg. oialle
dual
• Bliniin WAS% BALI. Maio is say
poM at con.
41, ' Mi li a i r liziatttrlb oad he
km . son Now York. Limped: oommow An&
fen—
.11013.1. 33117T1MM-- •
3 Barrels Fresh Bon Butter
3 Boxes do do do. Jest reissiied
and for sale
.by JAS. A. FFTZBE,
nky7 Oorner Market and First streets.
:11111116D FUVIT--
• 30 - Barrels Dried Apples; •
8 • Peacbastitreseival
and for eels by JAS._ 11,72gR
raY7 Comer Market arid stree ,ts.
inSULDREWS WIWI AT wev
Ma LAMM AUCTION.
0 14 . WEIVAII AM,
DOWN & MUM Iss Waal street.
SO OECD 1 , 1011 00.
I TANS Pismo 1110101.godsoly kook
iirkefar Woodland.
0/21 . JOOO.ll. 01 Woodland.
1:1101111TON PAMIR HANOI.IIII
Mar /MN kit CnOw reetr o oksbA
milli 1_ -
suo s zwee., --
-
WALL PAPER t!
WINDOW CURTAINS, &C.
New Styles for Spring of 1882.
A Great Variety mod Moe Amort.
meat from 6 1-4 mom
to 85 per Pleee.
For sale by
THOMAS PALMER,
NO. 91 . 19040D'OTNEET. •
Between 4th k 24 dog' , below Diunand Ailey
mh2l
INVENTORS.
PATENT AGENCY. 0.1 PATENT-AGENCY:
1 •
OEWIT C. LAWRENCE. 6 4, 1 MIT. W. FENIAN:N.
t ik
For Twelve Years NI OOP Use past 'Aber.
so pansy nousapaie of
as OlNeer of Abe, - 311.0110a#0100i
Biaaela
Patent Ogee-the y Ofilee-the e
rifle A
eraSoall A eirey
last four
• r Years bk.*, ._,Pato,
xeraber of thee oat Atones :Med=
1 . - Wens:. • - •
Boar* of Appeal4P
NOTE—AII information neeresarY to Procure a
Patent and a copy of the Patent Laws Dent free oz
charge.
Refer to resent Commtseionta of Patanta.)Tot. ,
David P. Holloway. deaktf7
ADDY a:
Plumbers and Gas Fitters,
NO mus WOOD wriazirr, OPPOSITE
FIRST CHIMER, errivournall.
AND
47 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY,
F 11,4 7. 141 . 11.0[0MS OPTION.
I
1111P01. SIEBXT LEAS ,
JL Lod Pipe. Pigar Lead.asui Plumber's
material in general Oilßefineries fitted up As
the most approved manner. .Tankslined Lead or
Copper. Bourse fitted with Water and Goa Fix
tans.
IS. N. B. All orders promptly attended to.
. .
ap3 :lyd
OIitTICULTURAL
STRAWBERRY,
RA.9i . BERRY,
mid BLACKBERRY PLANTS,
GRAPE
CURRANT
and GOOSEBERRY BUSSES.
t.
RREUBABIL
and ASPARAGUS ROOTS.
all of the best quallitT,AgLaL Vilt
name.- For elle at IllrirLFTH S to
tan _
LINEAR
DUQUESNE BRASS - ViODKI . '
FULTON & • •
11•XITP•CIT 11RC1507 )11,V2111r. a.titlßT7 OP
FrtrunreD BRASS IWOBB. •
GAS AND WEAN FrItTENII,.
As-Pwantimeoteatien On Belie.:
he, Brio o=f at ouperior sorootenees node tO
order. recirk fad repoiridirdiesor
ally.
/WNW OH Mater DavYii, Safety leempi'
Gaa Besaketa and Pendell* rnstr ST. CLAM
STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY. EOM
C. WEST de CO.,
MANIITAOTIIIIXIS OF
CARRIAGES,- BUGGIES,
ROCHAWAYS. SULKIES AND SLEIGHS.
aw Is 7 lloomm street, Platas.
//PAH work warrantatO be ottknimat maks
nal and workmanship: , mplalmL
• -
SKASIDA ROODS—
100 DOZEN WHITE' AND COLORED
ssARER itooDs, •
or sale b 7 the ease citable* dom.
EATON, MACRUM & CO.,
ape No. 17 Pin stmt. •
EAGLE OIL vromuce.
WIORTMAI & ANDERSON.
Eissizzois AinissAimizer immix
AM& Wan Oil, quality marautemil. Pittsbusk:
ha Bawds mod Ow Gnaw Oftiltinft,at
nd.
Orders. lsltst A ems cces en Wiiia
aad Bina stmt.. will b• pannsitly. Ms&
WILLIM NUM I= kil d
unsnap &; con%
thesrai maws. • .
AMASS as
0.6.1.6;t0rtnak.;. , •
WHOLESALE • :CFRWIOIS,
Oorner Wood and WOO
Mikis irwrziOneneoin„ PA.
..
NATRONA. '0.10[.."
. . .. . ,
NinARE ,NOW 11111131111.411CrtjUire
a" article, w.bielifoiloilliaoc7 in burnisa
freedom of offounvo- 'slow :and ' .. cu
odor. (which oolor:wo warrant. to bO
r i ll
ago or so .
.mwroakroiwwwmpot :maw tralo ,
gator in or /sass narked: s nr.oftnift
Oil to the aonsumor. moan a 7 raeouiroond
it. Also. our iminulhdare , • • _ . -
CAU:STIC'-SODA' •.: •
used* ohm:Sap ruble &moilltritsi.ip;
',Mahon& loper cant. in drongtb all • mato
oaga& Sods' brought So thia an:atm Our ,
—sista lEß * of
UPONIF. 011.CIRENTRATED LYE; SALT. &C.'
Are s° will and fsvorably known. we trust tbs.
mention is sugeiont. '
AU ardor and butsida will 'b. promptly at
tended to b 7 addroadog.
08.0149...
Nadu aolt .
mina - - ."
nonariswd. . n.• 94 if,'
JOSEPH' • PAII,IIL,. -
D R.T7 G G r .1! ,
NO. lee WOOD STN,WAT,..
Corner Sixth:, rittablirgb;;Penna.t
Dealer in Ferelirix silitDcaneetle,
DRUGS :ETA
painedhaft,ipositims avail
apltltdalyer • •
WILLIABL. BAG LEY;
WIIOLESkLE,. 61106 , 1 R
1108. 18 AND 20 WOOD STRUT,
1.200 -1,011:111i,1111:10.111:i
OWEN • 411(11Mli
M El Ola s ti c.
40 SU aaireilltreetige!,
' I A 4 09
A ~..--ox-'nwrik.'s•
Established ,1842.
TO OIL iew.EariElita-
Irmo tunDziesiam r_imiiva min - a
1 vsangetneeht to Ato.sP, W- Reif . Abaft,
Di. TWeddiai Pw*eikr-7400:4146
POlSlttidlebiniii 4*. igipitiliF44"
.0.4
4,44 totally I ! , 4 6 'iiilial7 ii,o4llo ll *, . .
or other Oil' , we gunk/mites! Owtwirgli i
be excelled in /livability. sinaidlik#:4,94olF%
We refer with confidence - to the fillbiling par
ties. whose Refineries we Nive fitted up:;.,,. .
Mears. Lems, Miller k Co., Pirrone Works:
.
A r ian:A - a
Alex. kallork Ar , Coni } 4k ) ,
v O V
Lookluirt 4; Frew. i•
The abot:e worlke were dpetigeed
end put in'OperatiOn
'rite Mewing irerke luvre iissilittetiosi 1'
• • .
neonoii, on
.Xionars.chadwiok k Olinjortok
Johtumferabain a co.. iroow int
Beesor,l3lll - 4.loo4Pitedomby
Reese Grad; r , do , _ •
Jobssorisa
Foreyth.Broo. Sced.BcdaehOstie4: - .
•
DAVIS pe. PECEMPO;
Noe 100 WATER 101 PINT sums.
Brains Founders, Plounimmc
, 00
'STEAM A'ND GAS FITIOINRS ,
miguamd
LOOKING n
.KTILEIL FRAME • /11/1111 •
•NOS; gAgr MUINTY-SIWIRDI
I= &Int MUER STREET k 216 1 1 4
STREET,; - : -Established 1113110 EOM? ' 0 '
1138. This Establishment
:oneeeilpful ogetation Slyhors: dad' • -
*the kind ut the... United dos. •:•W
hand tn. manufadired too glielley
TRAITMLING Glota n an ::Pitausw• II"":W al4Oval
FRAMES RuCm
and•Xialel' Ghweeir; Cod el.
Baas' rlkiskst Witidak.
Slabto;Tell& Imam etc. .
Metddieds et-Menus
ble for transportation., either Berlel6,llr i
wad,
_Oak:Zebra, Direleere,- vow . eft •
new kiannfitotosi.awl Itirendimagermm.ir
us to fournitri &elide in oar linifisseed as
. 41
boaandlis melba ehas_prit.' , -,.. t . 3 1'
DEALMS A E •lEVITED TO. PAL_L,UPQN.•
as when they visit , liew &al& to
able to supelY # 1 4 ,1 A with evaPTlßtile4ia ellE Vali I':
which they can pealiblY "require, at. price. ter:—
than they - caa lamedurs
_eiewheret,
Ordcre by inai 1 attelatka-no wit__AjtaMPL
notfail to ea/kirk* taa - 1 Writ 'Pk?'
Office .k Warerooss& N 0.1114 Ceateihilt • „E. c.
my2-.3md no4itcp-v..
..•
9.13. .ar MIAs- Ef
, Manufamtap,d Doalst.i!Pk,n72
BOOK' CIAP.LEITE,C r .,,. !
• saa all
WRAPPINGPAPER,haverimffeI tien
No. fp Wood !primal*. . • - • ,
;3 • SBEITHFIELISBI . O4..,
Pitts:bus:kb Pa..
Cadipaid for RAGS: - ". `" 41)9' ' '
•RiTifICR —E. D.
Mai ist . Miltei & Dieketsies, '
itp...shmrxneta• iDIVIELEIttg "
rsuee'ealoti,',-Teeimii*Aimisisaiou
. : Wholesale Dealers - •-•-•
'Foreign, Wrote.. • Nate. idoisfea
&imam Fire Worksswite.„,„
' . NOD, 126 128 WQOD,STPAIIM •
- " • tirnitistligiiii.
.. : .
ROUT. DAJLZELL elk t;lo.'
Wholesale Glows, ' 1: - r:,'
61111 SUM MD FIMAIIININI
A N D
Daalees In Produce =Anal
rap. 116imerareirilaiei...
•h it < PrrTSPlTifilit
FABER & co.;
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS
1 4", 40 *. - Foluideros
110101111AVICIIINSTSAMI aemEtitvasis:
• • - - - I -
Naar the P
B
Pena. .R. aaaeolgll)abot,
;iv
log '
Ainnr .
ne,...... .
larvits:
414. P . I M ILI NW I ll inxio .... . :14 11 V,: i1iv...7 f:: - • ,
Bates norm From dim Is 'Ls . .
rifmaa=ad liar's Dowsr uA r=tr
Geist orpl. Eliw BlaatF
• ioAsli Pete aca ttistio f n bk tile Fo r re d
Isms au wry or gnat. . kr
prigitilvailay mild airadar " 41. - 4 l'') '`•
' ll lasvasisoon budkst a jtjipoot t dd ik ,
,goat at dieetacitief.-~nes and ziiiionsf Wiry .
1,610130 A1... e m5 . like ij i , am i t ic ist iiim,i =
-. ii lil .:- • . ,
Flea liii@ftits. Hamm iindll - . , ~.
gmLiCt i az =Wag=
• '.....••• an km; pal ifojetairierY • ' i
ei , of tbimiet ilitalltirst
big =VA u •"1:!i: mit
iillinstllleilleldrilairAnit
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mAn al iiiii iiiiithini y t. 431 4 0 ‘ sa l . : I (11 ! : ; .
r - TAPINAMMIIIP : 1 . : .1 2 .:: , . • , 'l, .14. 1-..- i , 1 ~ . 1 751..!;1
Dbook i i: lt itl'X' l 4,. L k. " • '
ma k bums erilibi WOW ' ':,-- - ."
Wits.
~, 0 Tel. Stricture
Aare 1 an of the Kid
-
t
and Bladder -, , ,
WM& lute bee I n ir:d by upward; a t ' . '
ONE HuNDEEDTEESICIANB
la 04 - d'•
nipaswintrz e ss i =is s , CAPsvias...r,w ,
.sompona4 `th-Lin
, -BELL'fiIiaISOINC , PILLMo . B c:j.. ,v)
% .a.
di. * 11046 . 9ftwi si t igars (milli ovtri,
taw an a este fa itiagaminasp. • •
ant 1 Art ' les reoltablir eigasoli Li 7 r
that are isle midi ,Ho t: . ..., 4 ,
ate the atimieMidier t ' " the -''' '
beulArl ur r coated. altsenseoneealtels• . • ba t
No qf &die node/oars Irtiirtf.ted_
nor done h efir aetieadaterfame id* nemeen:piece
T;i4
A
wit" : AVM
and will be seat by neg. lift' IN NV t:tf: :.
vertieed Anent: on receipt e merter.
• None gemeitre,:witleent mai - atomisers - as Illy -...,..:
. AN. liadiasba. - 1L ak
-- • Jooll3'
ebriierMarlietatra . t
:; t alaradeldfdir . . ':, ' - .11 ^,;_
_ 4 l fuu;:vl
-
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roe fassen =owp i pti
AL, JNPALLIBLE LW. ol'Ult
:le' Talied'W jinx in ems sj i We e '''''
• frols Swains .Bruisicwolir - t-t .
sea , mated sae swab'.
JC L
tcleK - IllimochiCknier 6
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61 MP a g il l i miteudd ' u l d i e . • ; v.. -
ailAnsed "Kg ars . _ _ - 9 Iv o f .
••= esis cose. No end • 'r: -
ow
a tia l"l
Op Zilsihsag, . .
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• -, Wesileibestami . .
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