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Thisi Pisitaisylvisieks
A Harrisburg dispatch to the Haaternpa
pers, 'under date of the 13th, says: Gov
imacit-Curtin is daily in receipt of hun
dreds of letters from all quarters of the
Steve, propoanding questions relating to
the provisions that have been made forthe
care - and comfort of the':Pennsylvania sick
and Wounded. The immense amount of
military business daily transacted in the
Executive Department precludes the pos
. sibility of answering these letters, and the lieilipipeie throughout the State would no
doubt confer a great tavor by giving pub
licity to the fact, that under the provisions
of the Act of February 2Sth, the Governor
is empowered to incur any expense in re
turning to the State, “S
—all the sick aud wounded fennsyl‘;olia
Volunteers, ur.d the PeOple can re-t a.:.stfr•
ell that the trust thus reposid in him will
be most faithfully exercised. Measarw
have been taken to insure the early removal
within the State of every luau Ludic for ac
tive - duty. Many hospitals in different
quarters of the State have been and are tit
ting.up, where they will receive the atten
tentton they so eminently deserve from a
grateful • people. Their names, top.ther
with thatof the companies and reginint.-.
to which they belong,
.their disease, and
residence, will be promptly furnished the
newspapers, in order that their identifica
tion by their friends may be made easy. A
list
,oI the Pennsylvanians now too ill to be
Yemen - dime Bedloe's Island and the New
YorkDity Hospital may he expected with
in a few days.
The Bemoans of Coptoin Ern sin
tai Lieut. Miller.
.151e.;'W.:D. Smith left the city on Wed
nesday for Washington for the purpose of
bringing-borne the remains of Capt. Jacob
Bruen and Second Lieutenant Mart. Mil
ler, of - the Friend Rifles, who fell at Wil
liamsburg. The following dispatch was
received yesterday by Postmaster Von
Botthorst :
WARRINGTON, May 15, 18C2.
To 8. F. VON BORROW:7:
Smith left for I orktown; papers all
right. We have just been at the iepot to
see returned prisoners. Dalgliebh,
fer; Aiken, Pease, Ritchie 11 oody, Scan-
Franky,lrwin, Shroter.,
Brookmish, Sweeny, WassOn, Martin,
Clegg, Tilton, Perry, Cromwell; Makin,
of Arligheny county. Martin and lienne
dy, of Butler. All well and anxious to re
turn to the battle field Hand to the pa
pers.
J. K. MoonflEAl).
ROBERT 31OKEIORT.
' The papers referred to are the neeossa
ry documents from Secretary &auto!' to
enable Mi. Smith to obtain the bodie,s.—
The_cominghOme be far more heart rend
ing to the friends of these gallant soldiers
than their departure.
Sick and Wounded Soldierw.
Among a list of sick and wounded sol
diers removed from Baltimore northward
to their homes, published in the New
York Herakh we find the names of Louis
Shuck, of this city, a member of the 74th
Yew York and Robert Mcßride, of Alle
ghenreounty, attached to the Sixth U. S.
Cavalry. The wounded Pennsylvania sol
diers taken from Yorktown to New York
by the Daniel Webster were : Deo. H.
Futchmarr and Solomon F. Fellows. of the
10th, Perry W. Martin, of the 85th. Dennis
McDonald,, of the 09th and Win. Cereina,
of the 6tb.'
The Warren Hank,
The Meadville Democrat has the follow
ing : "A report is enrrent that this institu
tion has exploded. Although the hank
has, from some cause, been regarded with
suspicion, for a considerable time, we con
fess that we do not see the necessity of its
failing while in a state of suspension.
Bat, 4 give a dog ti bad name, and you may
as well shoot him." For the present, at
least, Warren notes are as dead dogs in
this section. People are sensitive about
sun matters, and such a feeling is very
natural, and not without satlicient CRIIFte.
Rlectioil in the Oievesigh Reserves
Captain - Henry C. Bolinger, of company
1), Seventh- Pennsylvania Reserves, has
been, elected Lieutenant Colonel of the
Regiment, in place of Lieutenant Colonel
Tot,ten..resigued on account of ill health.
LienfaiantJesse Merrill was unanimously
elected. Captain, to fill the vacancy occa
sioned bjc.tke promotion of Captain Bolin
ger`-Lietitenint Merrill is now serving
whit:General Buell as chief of the Signal
Corps•: -
Agent far Pennsylvania Soldiers
Mr: Stewart Newell, late of Philadel
philfc has been appointed by Governor
Cnitin • as agent for Pennsylvanians in New
York,jo"receive and forward all troops
of this State who may arrive in that city.
His office is at No. 84 Cedar street.
PPesbyteelan Assembly.
The Presbyterian General Assembly will
meet on Wednesday of next week, (21st,)
in the 2d U. P. Church, Pittsburgh, at 7+
o'clock, P. m.--to be opened with a sermon
by the Moderator, Rev. R. D. Harper.
The Chalistinn Banner.
We are indebted to COI. C. F. Jackson,
of the Ninth Infantry P. R. C. for Vol. 1,
No. 1 of a sheet bearing the above name,
published at Fredericksburg, Va.,by J. W.
Remnicut. We extract the following par
agraph: "Hay 9th, 1861, is the date of the
last number of the Christian Banner, up to
the present time. To-day, May 9th, 1862,
just one tine y_ime ago to a day_, we again unfurl
its sheet to . the breeze. When we closed
our office twelve monthsago, the secession
fag-tie emblem of all folly, was wave
ing over Ourcity—to-day,. the American
744 , :t . &ars and Stripes—the proud
emblimote nation's greatness—the Flag
which oar fathers won through blood and
and death-trthe.Flag which our fathers
lovedtheiFlaiwhicb all nations honor—
the Flag under which we were born and
havelived forty-ive years, save one, now
floats proudly over us. Long may it wave
over the land of the free and the home of
the brave—may it wave over us, our chil
dren, onkjpend children, and great-great
grand..tchilth, down to the latest posteri
ty, till:Gehriel'istrumpshall sound and old
time- shall end—tbengood-bye old time
honored f l ag, Heaven is a betterplace than
Amelia. •
Sergeant John N. Fulton.
me yang man, who was killed in the
action wt Williamsburg, while gallantly
fighting with Ms co parry, the U. B.- Zou
are Cadets, CO. B, *as the eldest sou of
Rev. J. G. Fulton, of East Liberty, who
was forams time Chaplain in Oa
Jey ' s rwissent and a nephew of Dr. Jonas
K. IdaClia,_ tick,.whole ft for the battle field
resters's* b ring his body home. His
aearing en the field is highly praised by
:.apt.'Elhtss, who hid him buried and the
pot marked.
Notional Bask Note Iteporter.
Theenreent mamber of this valuable pe
aodical i. ton our table by the pub
isherii:itealke.' k Litre. It contains
description' 0441 the new counterfeits,
ncludintthwAllegheny sloo's, and also
Ives taloa- of a broken $5 bank
date now" ing altered to suit a number
.food banks throughout the county.—
'his will lachmadlrorth the subscription
rice.
8.. k. at Alteration.
Closing. Palem---ZifeClelland, 55 Fifth
treat, wAielosePrott's great 25th annual
oneignment of Bomb, Photograph, Al
ums, Family Biblek, L Oine-Piper, ke.,
ais week. Now lathe .timo to get bar.
mine, usimpreoekataiiiiimelemed
D.V: '6
1. Were there any moneys of the county
of Allegheny in the hands, possession, or
under the control of the Treasurer of said
county on the 19th day of November, 1861?
If so, state the amount and what disposi
tion was made thereof.
2. At what date did you assume the of
fice of Treasurer? What moneys did you
receive from your predecessor, and what
disposition has been made thereof?
3. State particularly what money, hare
come into your hinds or under your con- I
trol since you came into office and what
disposition has been made thereof? It
paid out, annex to your answer a list of
warrants authorizing such payments, show
ing their dates, amounts, by whom signed,
and to whom payable.
.1. What moneys of said county are now
in your hands, or under your control?
Why have the judgments of the plain
not been paid, either in whole or in
t, in obedience to the mandamus exe
cutions of writs of special fi. fa. hereto
fore issued.
n. Do you know of any scheme contri
vance or arrangement to defeat said plain
ffs' executions,
or to prevent the moneys
.af said county from passing into the hands
of the County Treasurer? If so, state
fully what the Same is, and whether you
are a party, or consenting thereto.
7. Do you know any association formed
for the purpose of preventing the moneys
of said county from passing into the hands
of the County Treasurer ? If so, state
who are the members of said association,
arid whether you are a member? Explain
fully its plan of operations, and state
whether you are a party to the same, or
consenting thereto ?
8. Have you in your possession, or ac
cess to, the original articles of said asso
ciation, or a copy thereof? If so, annex
a copy to your answer.
9. What warrants were issued by the
Commissioner; arid countersigned by the
Controller, since the 19th of November,
Mi;l 7 Annex to your answer a schedule,
showing their dates, amounts, to \chow
payable, and by whom signed 7
ANSWERS OF VIE COMMIssIoNEns.
(Required to answer from sth to sth
clu.sise.)
5. We do not know. By the tenth see
r tion of the act of General Assembly of
the State of Pennsylvania, npproved the
Ist day of May, 18til, the Commissioners
arc prohibited from drawing any warrant
on t It- Treasury except for fees of jurors,
witnesses, criers and tip -staves t.t the
several courts of Allegheny county, unless
the claim or demand shall be iirst approved
by the Controller, and certified by him to
the Commissioners. We have always been
ready and willing, and are now ready and
willing, to draw a warrant or warrants on
the Treasury, to satisfy the aforemention
ed judgments, whenever the certificates of
the Controller. shall be issued to ns.
u. We do not know otany scheme, eon
j trivance or arrangement to defeat sail
plantiirs' executions. or to prevent moneys
of skid county from passim; into !Ito hands
of the County Treasurer.
7. We do not know of any assoeiation
formed for the purpose of preventing the
money of said county from passing into the
hands of the County Treasurer.
8. We have not in our possession, neith
er have we access to any articles of any
such association.
9. We refer to the answer of the Con
troller to this interrogatory.
ANSWERA OP VIE CONTROLLEII,
to' attRICCr fro;rz sth to 511,
inclusive.)
5. I do not know why said judgmeets
have not been paid. I have issued certiti•
eates and countersigned warrants for all
such claims when presented, and am
still ready and willing to certify and
eonntersign warrants to pay the above
judgments.
r not know of any scheme, con
trivance or arrangement to defeat said
plaintiffs' executions, or to prevent the
moneys of said county from passing into
the htinds of the County Treasurer.
7. I do not know of any association for
the purpose of preventing the moneys of
said county from passing into the hands of
the County Treasurer.
8. I have not in my possession, . or
awns to any articles of any such associa
tion
0. 1 submit schedule of warrants hereto
attached, all of which were signed by the
County Commissioners, and are, payable
to the bearer of them.
To this was attached a schedule of war-
rants of Allegheny County, signed by the
County Commissioners and countersigned
by the Controller, from November 19th,
1861 to May Bth, 1862, inclusive, amount
ing to $55,908 06. The list covers fifty
two foolscap pages.
ANSWICRS OP THU TRIUSUREft.
(Required to answer front Ist to Bth insist
sive.)
1. Ido not know. My predecessor, Mr.
Coulter, took the books of his office with
him, and there is no data in this office by
which I can ascertain. I came into office
on the first Monday of January, 1862.
2. I assumed the office of County Treas
urer on the first Monday of January, A.-
D. 1862. I received from my predecessor
the sum of $28.56.
3. I hare received from tax collectors
and all other sources. $6,372.65, mainly
in county warrants, as required by law.
There was not over-$5OO received in. cash,
because it idas paid in in small amounts
with warrants. I have annexed hereto a
list of warrants, together with the pay- .
meats made to me, as required by..this
interrogatory.
4. I have no money ot the county now
in my hands. I have advanced for the
county, out of my own private funds, some
$l,OOO, which is not yet repaid.
5. I am unable to say, no warrant or
warrants having been presented to me for
that purpose.
6. I do not know of "any scheme, con
trivance or arrangement to defeat said
plaintiffs' executions or to prevent the
moneys of said county from passing into
the hands of the County Treasurer."
7. I do not know of "any association
formed for the purpose of preventing the
moneys of said county from passing into
the hands of the County Treasurer," - ex
cept from rumor. I have heard of an as
sociation formed tor the purpose of pur
chasing county warrants, but I have .no
connection whatever with it, nor do I
know anything about its place of opera
tions.
•
8. I have not.
This is followed by a schedule of war
rants redeemed by Mr. Floyd, amounting
to $7,375 and a list of payments to him
amounting to $6,362.65.
Interrogatories of like import were serv
ed upon the city officers, who are expected
to llle their answers to-day, as the time
allowed in the rule will expire this evening.
'-Yew Shoe Store.
Such is the title put on McClelland's
Auction. House sines the :homenee. stock
of ladies', gents', misses' .and children's
shoes has arrived, as it is almost' impossi
ble to ask for anything in that line that
cannot be supplied.
, iitt
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T ee curyilit number of Weever War
periodical Ise bow reoeived by ~ .-p .
Hunt, Naseile , 11‘/I 'iptendi_aly 4 !
_lastrated wish fill -
Pliffee. - ;.t .- :7:4 ~7,, fl ;/ :t Ia: .4 ,t1,t;,;,-...c
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=VAS
wo-pe series-of- an
terrotakeKiik4l4 Siiatarniltop
& Aehisori on the iait:; an behalf of
numbt*lff obtained
judgments against the County in the Uni
ted Statett - Ctreuifebirt. The rule requir
ed the County. Commissioners, Controller
and Tresautee to:Make answer within ten '
days. That time expired yesterday and we
give below the interrogatories, with the
answers filed by F. H. Collier, Esq..
County Solicitor.
INTERROCUTOR I ES.
. m ornin g
r.... r g L ,
.7s g
he . I Fltietto . 414 , kfk l ime Gil
chritity,who dieksaildenly.dittipiNed4.37
da3r meffai i'liotis'e in' the' Eighill Wird;
where she called in the evening and asked
permission to sleep. Bed clothing was
given her and in the morning she was
found± dead.. She was , about thirty-oe '
years of age and her husband is in the 1
army. She had led a'lissolute and intern. '
perate life, and these facts coming before
the jury' a verdict was rendered of death
from intemperance.
Front the Mountain . De/parl
ament.
We learn from a reliable source that.
rebel threes hare been driven from their
place of rendezvous near Monterey. It is
supposed they have gone towards Rich
mond. In the various skirmishes we have
' lost only about two hundred killed and
wounded, many of them lift slightly.--
The Virginia soldiers behaved most ad
mirably. It is said that no fears need he
entertained from the enemy only through
small guerrilla bands.—lneeling Press.
Commodore Foote.
A few of our citizens were much grati
fied in meeting Commodore Foote at the
railroad depot yesterday. He arrived by
the afternoon train from Cleveland, and
proceeded Eastward. The Commodore
was accompanied by his family, who join
ed him at Cleveland. They are on their
way home to Connecticut.
Wounded in Co. F, 18th Regi.
Capt. Mcilwaine, of CO. P, Col. Row
ley's regiment, writes home, giving the
following list of casualties in his command
at the battle of Williamsburg: Joseph
Miller, musket ball through the arm, the
bone not hurt; John Barker, in same place,
also slight; William Milligan, slight flesh wound in leg, from a piece of shell; John
Kenrouir, musket ball through the nose.
coming out of the cheek, not serious, but,
may disfigure; Thomas Perry, buckshot in
the hip- Wm. Richmond, buckshot in the
leg. ibe last two are slight wounds, as
both the . men remained in the fight, and
continue on duty.
Our Sick and Wounded Soldiers
--Public Meeting.
In pursuance of the design of the Sani
tary Commission (which we noticed yes
terday) of providing for the wants of Alle
gheny county soldiers in hospital at Phila
delphia and elsewhere, a public meeting
has been called, at the request of the Com
mission, to be held nt the Hoard of,
Trade looms this morning at 10 o'clock.
We hope to see it largely attended and that
ample provision will be made for the brave
men who have sustained injuries in fight
ing.the battles of thelinion.
cievgiand stud Pittabarali Rail
road.
The Receiverof the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh R. R. CoMpany giVes notice that the
assets of the company are in his hands,
subject to the direction of the 1 7 nited
States Court for the Northern District of
Ohio; that by theorders of the Court n• 3 pot
tion of the earnings ofthe road can be ap
plied to the payment of any of the unse
cured indebtedness of the company. Ali
the earnings,•after paving operating ex
penses. rent and mortgage interest. will
be appli e d to the principal of those debts
which are due and secured• amounting at
the preseitt time to about a million of dol
lars. The :lei:vied interest on the three
old mortgages has all been provided Mr
from the earnings of the road, and the
next interest to he nail on the funded
debt mortgage bonds. tgiven in exchange
for the unsecured indebtedness,) on the let
day of :Inky, 1862. The holders of the
river line bonds. dividend bondsi, income
bonds and bills payable, who have not yet
accepted the terms of compromise offered
them, with the approval of the Court, are
notified to exchange their bonds and note , I
before the 25th day ofJune, 1862, or they
will not he entitled to receive any portion
of the interest to be paid to those who ac
cept the compromise. The new bonds can
he obtained in exchange for any unsecured
indebtednes,, at the oilier of the company
in Cleveland, or nt No. 2i William street,:
New York City, of H. C. Kingsley.
Birmingham Gas Company.
The receipts of this company for the past
year were 57,577 and expenses :F3,:57 08.
The company had but two hundred and
sixty-two meters in use, or six more than
in 1861.
Lieutenant Page.
Lieut. 13enj. Page, who acted in the ca
pacity of Master's Mate on the Valley City
at Roanoke and Newbern, captured a reb
bel flag from a battery at the latter place
and planted the Stars and Stripes in its
place. The "rag was exhibited recently
at Fortress Monroe, where it created con
siderable excitement.
Benefit of Little Eva.
Little Marian Smith, who has been play
ing Eva in " Uncle Tom" during the
week, takes a benefit to-night at the The
atre, when she will appear in the same
popular drama and also in the Brigand of
Corsica. Sho should have an overflowing
house.
Death orCap.tala Brown.
The death of Captain W. H. Brown, of
Col-Hay's 63d regiment, in Harrisburg, on
Wednesday is announced. He was being
brought home from Portress Monroe,
where he had been ill for some time, by his
father, M. B. Brown, Esq.. of this county.
General Ronecrake.
This distinguished officer will leave
Wheeling for Cairo on the lowa this
morning.
TEE recruiting. serviceis nearly discom
tinued in this State, but Carnahan of Fed-
eral street, near' the Diamond, Allegheny
City, has not discontinued the manufac
ture of first class gentlemen's and boys'
`Clothing. His stock the present season
has never been ,exceeded for variety and
excellence, and his facilities for getting np
tasty business, dress or promenade suits.
are ample. Let those who apreciate good
clothing give Carnahan a call ..
Ilaw Patent English Brussels Car et at
95 cents a yard, worth $1 25; also, Three
ply Carpet at 95, worth Si 25 per yard;
Oil Cloths and Ingrain Carpets at very ,
low prices, at private sale. o. 145 Wood
street..
JOUPII MIMES
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
mArrrAcitnizr.o or
NANCY AND !LAIN
FURNITURE 4lr CHA
WAREHOUSE, 195 SMITHFIELD STREET.
(Between Sixth street and Virgin alley,) .
noo :/PITBBBIIIRGIE
SMITH & PITCAIRN,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
NO. 411
CLAIR sowireimmir.
,
REA? INDVCZIVIENTS TO 1111iT—
H
Moak of aviagpluebased a large and well selected
lieete,'Shoes end Ladies' Gaiteni,
for Cash,
IdaItiOR=VISANW/PRO. •
Pt
. ;41110011.
-ff° glrigann4 401,-K*4111.0.
men t.
LATE STYLES OF
SI 73131 Tan C4OOIDS
317 ST RECEIVED.
MR. SAML. CRAY
HAtki JUST RETURNED FROM THE
East. anti we are nnw receivingallelegant
stock of Gnods for the Summer Wear, combining
together one of the choicest and most desirable
mucks to be found East, and take special pride m
milling the attention of our patrons and the pub
lic to an examination of the same, which will be
mild., up Merrier in our a=unl style to the satisfac
tion or all who fuvor no with their_patronage.
SA MI,. GHAT dr SON,
Merchant Tailors.
No. 19 Filth street.
- - -
1000PAIRK 4pr
LADIES' GAITERS
FROM
151) Cents to 41,(Z.5
-AT - •
•CLELLA ND'S AUCTION.
rn3l4
C 1 E » N T-400 B ARRELS FRESH
AS , lretitle Cement. Forßale by
myli; HENRY H. COLLINS.
-
LA DI EN' KID ALI PPERN, _
40 els
LA DIES' HEEL GAITERS, 01.00
We are now manufacturing a superior aritiele of
LIME,
which we are Prepared to deliver from our COAL
YARD, gee LIBERTY mazer.
Best quality of Family Carol always on
hand as usual.
my9f HICALSOIL STEWART & CO.
N I
,r MI LEGANT ASSORTWENT OP
it ). F' Frrl O.?j'T'ilITV.T.4
L A 11 i es• MOIL HEEL BOOM • 81.25
null Second Door From Market St.
PATENT WRITING CASE
/I II CASE IS SO ARRANGED AS TO
1 giv e the writer a table eight by nine ladle,
to write upon, will hold
Pon and Powell,
India Blabber.
axial yet Rill fbld up tio AS to meepure only 8%
For :Wu by
PUBLISHED THIS DAY
LIFE ON THE FRONTIER
GUSTAVE AIMARD,
AUTHOR OF "FLOWER OF THE PRAIRIE.
THE INDIAN NCOETS
MIME INDIAN SCOUT! OR LIFE ON
-R. THE PRAIRIE. A Tale of Indian Life. By
0 USTA ALVARO. author of the •• FLOWE R
OF THE PRAIRIE," is published and fur eale
this day, complete in one large octavo volume,
large type, double column, and
_printed on the
finest and beet of white paper. Price Fifty cents
in paper cover, or Seventy-five cents in cloth.
For sale by
HENRY MINER,
No. 71 and 7$ Fifth street, neat door to Post
Office. m 713
YDITTODUROIE, FORT wAYNE AND
CHICAHO;R;AIDWAY• COMPANY. Hold
ere of cortifieates &sued by John Ferguson.. call
ing for Second Mortgage Bonds of the above:mteued
Corporation.undertimplau o - • are
requested to leave them at the o es of WINS.
LOW. L ANIER & CO.. after TUESDAY
NEXT. Illth lust! In a few days thereafter the
bonds will be ready for delivery. The amount of
this monism!e is divided into ais equl half-year
-17 glinoents. Jac uarY I ant July 1, February
and August 1 Ice. To equalise the interest ac
count, each will be paid for the fractions at the
time the bonds are delivered. J. F. D. LANIER.
for the Committee.
'New Tons, May 7. 11362.
A.1 , 1201qT . MRVIR
PlllB.. yr. WATNIC AND CHICAGO RAILWAY, t
Onsectg. Orrice. Pitminuth: May% / 8 ".
Tiosanse OF ANY OF MOS CEO.
TIFICATES above referred to, can have
them exchanged for Second Mortgage - Bonds. by
Amdersing the same to my order, and leaving them
at thirteen
Holders ofeertilleates which are convertible in
to Third Mortgage or' ncome Bends can have
them exchanged for said bonds by leaving their
cora]eater at this agree.
onde are only isened, in sums of gripe and
11 11100 ramectiveht; and scrip (not bea interest)
will be issued for fraction.. convertible into bonds
when either of the above even amounts are_p_re
seated. • (..myl3:Std] - G. W. CAM..
VIETENAVV, 11111 T 111011111,11111 **ON
v v the East large and choice pelecdon --
SPRING AND SUNkER GOODS,._
newel& sty/es .COATINGII. CASKIIIERES AP
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t" l3 -00 rrier 0 Sim and St
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streets, this oternitur tit A. y, -
COUNTSRSEITi3IOI.IIY, - •
V &NIT/MN-8
ANDREW WRITE
wishes to inform his friends and the public that he
I is situated on •
• LIBERTY sTaxicr, 11TU. IST.
near ST. CLAIR STREET, and is prepared to
accommodate all who may want tutTtlungin his
line at the lowest rate, for cash or such trade as
may suit him.
Uld Blinds repeated, repainted and trimmed at
the very lowest price, and if the work does not
iiie:we I will charge nothing for it.
11.—It has been freely reported by r.we of
my particular friends in my line that I bo,l quit
the Blind noaking,Which is not so.
my 2-1 mdt
CIIILDREN'S SKOTCS TES CENTS A
,air and uppards at Masonic Hall Auction
Rooms.
myl6
0 GENTS-
v 1 RAVE U 1 c] r r
A VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY
GENTS' AND ROT!{• FRENCH CALF
AND PATENT LEATHER
BOOTS.
CONGRESS GAITERS, LACE ROOTS
AND STRAP SURES.
ILuvrencTeneo BY
BROOKS. OF BROADWAY, N. t.,
and which 11113 mold at
ONV PRIC IF. 03
31 Fifth Street.
V. E. SCHMERTZ idk CO
Bs AND SWOTS AT YOUR OWN
AD price at Maaonic hail Auction Home. 35
Fifth Htreet.
napiti
I _AST AL CLONING SALE OF HOOKS
KA AT AUCTION.-00 Friday and Saturday
evening : l, May 16th and 17th, nt 7 o'clock at
Masonic Hall Auction Room 1141 Fifth street.
I will close out the balance of Pratt's 2S h An
nual Conshrnment of Books, Photograys. Albums,
Ping. Family Ifibles : Letter and Note P apers,
Private sale tiring the dig* at auction prices.
T. A. ArCLIILLAND.
Auctioneer.
NEL GREASE IN CANS. KEGS AND
flu Frei& J L4L received and foredo by
myid—
LIENttY 11. COLLII. S.
D. S. DIFFENBACHER,
and inkstand,
and Cheskern.
ebeakor Board
inchem by :3 inoli on
W. S. HAVEN,
WOOD 4t THIRD STS
THE INDIAN SCOUT ;
THE INDIAN SCOUT!
THE INDIAN ACOVT 1
NEW GOODS.
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f i feimitywr • • lrtir t ql.Aft. R. 111..
lots iruituttium Cempaur
1.. clupt. iVm. L. Hmest ipp_l7 at
LBW H
' St ClOt itrustmuse
ioyle3td , • - Ekset.-AL =OKA
STRAYED on, sprolhiat men NY
SMArdi l itft.
be paid for th eir ballets. teari s tr e
et .t Mr.
Martin's emery :itore on , ebeeeeoppo
site Patterson's Lumber Yard, or by addramps
note to meat Pittsburgh.
D. H. WILLIAMS.
AALLSOHENY CITY. May 13th. p2yl6:tt
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1111OLLAR SATING UAL NUE OBTAIN..
_Jur hit tho Legislature. at its bat sessin.
supplement to its charter. allowing it to loan mo
ney ntsech rates no will enable it tops, expenses
11114 pay a Dividend of SIP PER EELS T. a year
to its depositors. Therefore persona
borrow upon rent estate fetid/41 in coun t y. this
con apply directly to the Dank. 65 Fourth street.
CRAS. A. COL
Treasurer.
myl6:lwdarlmw
ADIES' LASTING GAITERS. 50 eta
a pair at M'CLELLETIVEi AUCTION. myl6
BACON—
Omp lbs. Extra Country Cared Bacon
For Pale [rnyle] HENRY 11. COLIANti.
LIME bbh. Fresh, dto and f I b
myl6 rl tilt:Ia:11(VA
i r srATEK
St% yards from 2to 6 inolioa, For aalo
by lmyl6l IiENRY 11. CULLINS.
LAKE
200 half barrels White Fish; •
.175 do do Lake Herring. Just re
eeived and for sale by
toySt HENRY H. COLLINS.
DART 115111141NOUAW PILOPERTI
AU FOR SALL—Eight valuable lots of ground.
having a front of 120 feet on Josephine street by
144 feet deep on Railroad street; a new frame
dwelling.honee, a wide hall and seven rooms. fin
kilted attic, good eellsr, two wells. etc. Aire, a
large shop, now used an a Nut and Bolt Factory,
but suitable for other mannhicturing purposes.
For price and terms adsply lathe Real Notate Office
of 8. CUTHBERT & BONS.
myl 4 51 Market street.
G R A
__ AL IN CIL A DLES. NCE,
Scythe Stones, Rifles and Farm Implem TNlES ents
generally. For sale by
BECKHAM& LONG.
No. 127 Liberty street,
next door to Hare's Hotel.
fCHEYE MOWER AND REAPER
Iron Iran-eater, Cayuga Chief, Jr., and
Wood's Mower. For sale by
BECKHAM I LONG.
No. 127 Liberty street.
MICONEWIr MOUSE HOME
PuwerB, Hay Rakes. .&e. For Bale by
BEOKAAII k LONG,
No. 127 Liberty street.
COOK'S CELEBRATEDMIMAZ SIVA:
PORATOR. Cane 'Mill, Imported Sugar
Cane Seed. Yer sale by
BIC/LH/Mk LONG,
No. 127 Liberty street.
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boxes do Fr esh
Sea No.le 1 d
Herri do; ng;
100 do
30 do do. Burlington do. Jost re.
nei red and for Rae bY
REYAIIER st BROTHERS,
No. 126 and 11126 Wood otroet.
100 bills. A Refined enffea Sugar:
do B do do do:
20 (in Standard Crushed do:
15 do do Powdered do;
15 do do Granulated do. Jos
re , eived and for Rile by
RHYMER & BROTHERS.
Nos. 126 and 111* Wood street.
- -
SA [WINES-
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15 eases Sardines, 1-11 Cans:
10 do do 11-91 do-superior
brand. Now landing and for Bale by
REY MER Jr BROTHERS,
No. 126 and 1201 , Wood street.
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DATES—
l'reiLs Dates to arrive and for sale by
REIMER k BROTHERS.
NOR. 128 and 12S Wood street.
FOREIGN *TWITS
650 Boxes Prime Messina Oranges.
250gt0 do do Lemons,
In stare and landing for sale by
MEYMER & BROTHERS.
Nos: 1111 and 12S Wood etreel
APPLES—
Fresh Pine Agplesjnat received and for Pale
Rt. HJOS & BROTHERS.
Noa. 126 a n d 1111 Wood street.
TO DIFILDNED AND CONTRACTORS
NEW DRY GOODS.
JUST OPENED
DRESS GOODS,
SACQUES, &c.,
NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS
EXTRA RIVET FASTENINGS.
Hosiery and Sun Umbrellas,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Goode flor Gents and Boys Wear,
PRINTS. GINGHAM, CHECKS, Le.
Terms Cash, Makes Prises low
C. HANNON LOVE it CO.,
N.. 74 Market street.
FROM NEW YORK &VCTION-
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, Hats and Shakers,
Embroideries, Linen Handker
chiefs, Hosiery and Gloves, Hoop
Skirts, Corsets, Sun Umbrella.,
Parasols, Hair Nets, Head Dresses,
and a full line of notions and fancy
goods.
JONEPII HORNE,
WHOLESALE ROOMS,
Ides. 77 sad 79 Marked street.
2d sad tel stories.
F RIDAY-
W: & D. HUG US
Have opened one of the largest and mon beentifn
assortment of
MUMMER DAY GOOD%
of the latest Importations,
Beaustind Oressmilles
Pre/eels Jasmine... ILaunme,,
Easslbroldereillfihremailbeas.
illebek sued WWI. IllosplsenellPlaids,
Pill
Lanes, entirely swat/11k
-Plaid and Wooer liaesegoo,
Deaslblo l leeedll -kW* emu,
Imo Silk"
Sue
21!eatilli"Steess *false Illaasse
lahoreelvida l**Praew stfil ,
Auili•li*.ipimue,
I; .4
,y2S W. 8S Inge. •
~.101 • seamunimar
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eaeh tornado : e:out- notir - 7.1 1 4 . „
Convention at the COuRT HO d, *-td, - ler
Plittebarsh. mon o Weilmema t or moofr •-
al .to :releet delegates to thrifitit• — • 4
option. which aareurbles at Hattieb olrolt the
4th OF JULY NEXT. . ~ .
The meatus' in the cities and boroughs min
(menet 5 r: m, and continue until 7 r. rt.; and hi
the townships the meetings will ba held between
the hours of 2 and sr. m. By crder 1 ,
THOMAS DONNELLY. Chairman, I
BAUM. them. Secretary.
H.• H. SMITH,
NOTARY P UBLI
0171 CI AT ?NZ
PITTSBURGH POST, FIFTH STREET,
mII2I - semi
31. FIFTH STREET. 31.
W. E. SCHMERTZ iteCOI,
Rave just received a
LARGE ARD SUPERIOR STOCK or
BOOTS AND SHOES,
eonsiding of every etyleof
Ladies, Misses & Children's lied Gaiters
Congress, Lace and Button, Morocco,
Kid and Calf _
ENGLISH WALKIN4i 1100T6,
FRENCH BUSKINS i ,VD KID SLIPPERS
_ .
• White Kid and Satin Slippers,
PARLOR AND TOILET !SLIPPIER!,
with every variety of Ladies, Mims klien's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of the bestquality
The above goods are all manufactured to oar
order and for neatness, combined with2dnribility
cannot be unpleased irithe„eity. and wkdolt -ara
sold at
REASONABLE PRICES.-
it PITTIL STREET.
WHEELER & WllBOll - -
•
sewing Machinel4
NO. 27 PIM nun. PITTSBURGH,: PA.
Awardid tele AM Pivixiiiim ai the ••
United Stateo Fair,
FOR THE YEARS
1868, 18119 and 1860.
UPWARDS OF SS 0, 0 0 0
MACHINES sold in the United States.
MORE TUA):
90,000 SOLD THE PAST run
We offer to the public WHEELER & WIL
SON'S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE, sit
REDUCED PRICES. with inennaed eonfidanee
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-stiteh impossible to unravel.' alike on both
sides, is simple in construetion, more sPonbt
movement, and more durable than any other ma- ,
chines. Circulars giving prices and deeMblien
ofumehine furnished gratis on application in per
son or by letter,
Every Machine warranted fur thrill years.
ap3 WM. SUMMER .t CO
AM TACO DAY IN REII2IIIPT OF AN
M. other supply of
Superior 'Havana Cigars, • •
Superior Havana Cigars.
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana. Cigars,
Superior Havana" Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Ciga.s,
Superior Havana - Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars
JOSEPH PLEMING'S. •
myl2 corner Market street and the Diamond.
ajbIITVATEDISRAIIINS • •
Dr. BROWN'S MEDICAL 11111
madithfield SURGICALMee. No. fie •
Sm street.
P Pittsburgh.
mmaylvame. .
Dr. BROWN is aa old cities
of Pithiblugh, and has been in
PractieSetheMet twenty-ve
ream His bushier has b fi een
confin rgical ed mDee m ostly toPrivate sad _
Su.
' •
CITIZENS
di milieu •
In need of a mesokiliced pot fail to
i.
and out the sure Plum of rater. AlleHoote.
regular graduate. and hie experiatioe in **treat
ment of certain elms of dimities is a elm ~-
was to the Miens* of obtaininga n t re
lief by the nee of hie remedies ; sing hie
advice.
DR. BROWN'S 11111M111619
never fail to ours the were Ibis of *awes]
D ls ee% repurithm astilendidhereditamomeAlftetioiemo-
Ao dimmer miens a •
which manifests itself h
in oe
theta= of tataint.tter
poetises. and a great mar ,ftenue delft die
mass. the aeigia•of which the eels =fir*
Ignorant. To poem se • .Dr./kernellbre •
hope of a sure and apestr i m k •
INA W
Dr. Brown's remedies Sr the alarming trouble
brought on o ft en by that solitary habit assnmal
• on. wea the yeast and weak
often give way to. (to their own destruction.) sre
the only rel iab le remedies known in the country
—they healt are safe. and make a moody restoration
of h.
_ RHICIIMATLEM.
Dr:Brown's rowdies aorror
palatial Sums ur • szw_nis.4to
'fYil ter-ems
earn He aka treat" rues. 'Ghost: - :s
Mrs, Urethra Duel&e.ringla oskusk.
in'Mpnriwkws, 111.
inervo, Pains in tar
Bast and B•rlurc em instaAon or tiro likelsr. tr.
seam with WI or an lame origin.
ss~-A lottido, kosittoit
PRIAM& Pa.. seal 100
ea. Nodkiino sans to any iskirsis. .11wdini
owl me* from otwervation.
Ones and Private Rooms. No. 50
stmt. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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THE PROPRIETOR OP Tan AMR
VINE belles wade it the steady of yeeritO
concentrate the Eft of the MEI Tree into a Medi
cine for Sinew of the L
ni p ThA z i cupw.
offering to ruffed= . "Min,
perielloll. This truly great go od iee.
prepared with much ewe.h , teer
ex bdei t
pressly Sprit. b durelfore -Seel
ties of common ter., -
It has eared sere aWes olConeumption than
known remed y on oath.
It will cure BRONCHITIS. -
it will careASTHIKA. - •
t will can SURE__INIROAT AND BREAST.
t will con COUGHV AND
valuable COLDikapi_Ojes
of the KIDNEYS.
If ran IWO the
DYRPIPSILA
cure you 1111t0 tbegait.
Yon leueigagg" a thent guff
Pioewall &th reeei Thstore =gragE-, • ":••
is
br_alsigke..-
eider. A box of Sinaloa- en
reeept of Chm. Dollar.: . A..'
pp•Yl Y
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sat The River--Leaf evening at twilliAk
there.were 4 feet 8 inches water in the 11
.ndatifaitat &stai!. 'Weather Ake,.!"-,:5-k
I The steamboats R. B. Reqieiltai,
Dsocdah. 'Mariner and Alumni left
r cialumi4
for thin port on Tuesday. •
r The river is falling at Louir,f t
with live het mix inches in the "etseel:
t
Sir The St, Louis DOMOillaisoolla
an idTertisement calling. for propositions hasse4
ryingOpvernment freight frosailloAllast=
Orleans.' This looks like open the • • ...
riCCM
e Capt. 141 Howley's, aeir , ataatitao
nearly Completed. She will be a Anomie,'
Captain Ir. -B.ndencmoil*
teamer for thelkarer trageilmmdnirApAi
•
Set' Oar boat yardsaare basilremyloy
ed at this time. there being a large number caw%
raider cataract.'
/lir The eteeyneil. J.:MoConditliit
been fitted up in.saer,.enoeetor 111 ' 1111111!,
will leave for Crowfeet in 11.frir:41,14
. o:ojt
Tit kik* '
The ' y, 111 -1 1 4Ny
Capt. Mumma -Pee444tairee fit OW
n a zi
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tions and accommodating efflegac.nitakAlledigle
been fitted airin a eimerior nianatiaP •
Mr The New and Splendid.Ps*limir
steamier ParthesisMengr Brown. cm, R ola. . t
announced fir Eigaieggielllis •", • ,
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of Castsins Penr Bins" Ink Jihdliksk ,
and haibeen proneinieed ,
by Ain' '
one of the.banever built es tie
..Weessill, ' •
The &riser will comnsiasji it,itihr.ftitt*e '
,&
will dethe hawse sit tlikliglileti..with
himself sid welt tithe Lod - s'' Si - - IteetatitileA
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