Volume XX.
MI PITTSBURGH POST
Published every morning. [Sunday's excepted.]
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TEEM - el PER ANNUL IN ADVANCE.
SiirDdivered by carrion 12 cents per week.
SISTSO OF ADWERTISINO.
Square, one time 50
three tunes $1 00
one week 1 75
" one month 5 00
. three n ~,,, ths 12 00
six months IS 00
" nine mouths 24 00
" one year 30 00
TEN LisEs k. "quart,. About eight words
average • line.
Busmen notices. inserted on the local page. ten
twits a Smooch insertion.
The , Saturday Morning Post
Lima from the same office every Saturday
morning
Terms Si per annum, in advance
Mir Single conies, ready formailing: FIVE CENTS
ffir 41ddrees JAM= P. BARR.
- Editor and Proprietor.
Air Ativertielna at reasonable rates
WANTED. - - FORTY GOOD SOUND
".DRAFT DORM; not lees than Five nor
non this Nine years old—Bays. Browns Blacks
or Dark Sorrels; fifteen and a half heals high,
or upwards: strongactive and well broken to
harper. Hour s of 'lnspection. between 12 M.
and 2 P. I[. daily. Sundays exceßted. at Patter
eon's Bar, 117 Fourth stre Pittsburgh,
Betio'n. A. MONT GO MERY.
Mai. k Qr. Mr.. . S Army.
{tr. Mr. U. & A.. Pittsburgh . Penns.,
AMID 1522.
inrl
/?Fine WM* Plain and Fancy Flannel Tin
der and Overskirt' on hand, and made to order, on
shortset nodes. M
B. WILLIAMSON'S
*MIRT 1r.A.0 ICOR IF,
No. 47 St. Clair Street..
"CAM= MILLINGAR, NONONGA HE
WN LA PLANING MILL. would respectfully in
fix= the pablie that he has rebuilt stnee the fire,
and having enlarged hisestabliehment, and filled
it with fibs newest and must approved machinery.
now prepared to furnish flooring and Planing
won sawing and re-sawing, doors, sash
and shatters, kiln Mad, frames, mouldings, box
L e insvisa. Sept. 7.3i57,
NEW GOODS t
Second Arrival of
NEW SPRING STYLES
-AT
EATON; MACRII3I & CO'S,
Rm. 17 and 19 Fifth Waved.
ii . bons, Gimps, Braids. Lases. Buttons. eto.. for
Trimming, newest styles. Embroidered
... '" . aadCambno Collars and Sets. Real Lam
sod Lies Trimmed Collars and Sets. and Hand
ikeseblefa., Black Lace, Grenadine and Tissue
Aerates Totem and Pantalets, Dieing, Laces,
sffn; !Sc. Ladies' and Children's Bose, °fever,
4 • Gloves, Garuilets, Mits, Bonnet Rib
bons, Rashes. Shaker Hoods,Cord, Chenille and
Braid Head Net& '
Another lot of " Crinoline Draperie." (French
Skirts) These who have used this skirt pronounce
It ties hest me Glade. The "Quaked Skirt" and
the "Mew. Wet," are also st es worthy of
attention
_ _ _ _
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4 11sallesosm's Punishing Goods. Fine Shirts, Col
ton., Ties. thispenders,
tions. nt most desirable
Ohs. A Atli amortmant of 'Fancy articles and
No
intolmiale "adrenal' buyerewill Ind a large and
meallent line of goods in every departmentat the
, Lo igA wswr_POßEl__ !IL 11 PRICES FOX CASH.
gots
TON. MACRON k CO.. 17 Fifth at.
ntrectir. FORT WAYNE AND
EffICA(.4O RAILWAr COMPANY. hold
-ere of estilleates issued by John Ferguson. cull
iturfor.Setwod Mortgage Bonds of the above-named
Corpqrstionmudor the plan of re-organization. are
runded ft) leave them at the office of WINS
LOW 'LANIER k CO., on and after TUESDAY
Ilat. 13th Med In a few days thereafter the
bo *Ube ready for delivery. The amount of
this mortgage to divided into silt equal half-year
ly pimulnuts. January 1 and July 1, February 1
and Amiust I , &c.. To equalise the interest se
eount,mish will be paid for the fractions at the
time the bonds are delivered. J. F. D. LAMER,
for the Vommittee.
Jaw You, May 7,1889.
Pirit.TT. WAYNE AWD CHICAGO RAILS - AY.
Glitgirsat. °Mug. Pittsburgh, May 111. 1802.
- 13104.111anii OF ANT OF THE CER.
JILItaIIFICATW3 above referred to, can have
thememehanged for Second Mortgage Bonds, by
amdetslng
elthe game to ay order, and leaving them
at ObreMe% -
to/Mcertilicatee which are oonvertible In-
Mortgage or Income Bonds can have
eertaages act ed
thaeregebang forogles. said bonds by leaving their
say (VIM in slims of *4OOO sod
>w iltb . andserip (sot beans* interest)
Ibr convertible into bonds
wkeasither of for above even amounts us ore.
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POND AND MORTGAGE
ADM NEOLZONATE DRONER.
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WHOLESALE GROCERS,
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DAILY POST.
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Good Talk and Christian Itesigna.
The Charleston courier of May the 9th,
indulges in the following, very truthful and
most exemplary talk. What a pity these
wholesome truths were not Sooner incul
cated among the tiro•eaters of Ow South
Carolina kingdom. The Editor says :
"The judgments we are craning under
have been visited upon •ns in our national
capacity.,_ The transgression.; which have
cried to Heaven against us. and made the
Divine anger to burn as n devouring flame,
are the iniquities and omission ofa people.
And this terrible aggregate is made up of
individual sins. How incaculable their
number ! What a terrible force stands ar
rayed against us ! If we are appalled and
distressed when we count over the offences
we commit in a single day, or when we
call to mind the sins of which others are
guilty, what terror must seize our souls
when we contemplate the long black cata
logue of crimes which the recording angel
has written down against us as a nation I
If God permitted his chosen people to
flee before their enemies because one of
their number had indulged his sordid love
for lucre, and slew seventy thousand per
sons because their king had yielded to the
evil promptings of pride and vain glory,
of how severe punishment are we worthy
who have piled up sins till they reach to
heaven?
When we consider the number and enor
mity.of our transgressions, we are obliged
to acknowledge that our sufferings have
thus far been light—that there is no pro
portion between our crimes and the
strokes of the afflicting rod. And this
knowledge should cause us to apprehend
yet many direful calamities, if we con
tinue-to provoke God to anger by break
ing His holy commandments and refusing
to amend our ways. It is made the
bounden duty of us all to confess our sins.
We must break in pieces the idols we are
worshipping in the stead of God; we must
sever the bonds that bind us to vicious 1
habits; we must weep bitter tears over our
transgressions and shortcomings, and be
seech God, with strong cries and groans,
to blot out our iniquities, and grant us
grace whereby we may walk before him in
the exercise of a lively faith—in the prac
tise of every virtue—in the performance of
every duty.
NEW aeons!
The bill giving bounties to soldiers,
which passed the Senate on Monday, ap
propriates $6,000,000 for that purpose.
It is in accordance with the act authorizing
the employment of Volunteers, passed in
July last, a section of which is as follows:
And he it further enacted. that any vol
unteer who may he received into the ser
vice of the United States under this act,
and who may be wounded or otherwise
disabled in the service, shall be entitled to
the benefits which have been or may be
conferred on persons disabled in the reg
ular service; and the widow, if there be
one, and if not, the legal heirs of such as
die, or may be killed in service, in addition
to all arrears of pay and allowances, s hall
receive the sum of $lOO.
The French Courts Upon Anima
Nagnetizere.
The French Courts have decided that
animal magnetizers, who undertake to
cure disease, are swindlers. Each consul
tation is regarded as a separate offence.
A female somnambulist, for g 9 consulta
tions with eleven patients, has been con
demned to pay a fine of 572 francs, and to
go to prison for eight months; and a male
somnambulist for 26 consutations. with
seven patients, to a &ne of 28E francs, and
imprisonment. The two together also pay
100 francs to the prosecutors, who are
doctors, and all the expenses, which will
amount to more than 600 francs.
Children Choked to Death.
A little girl aged four years, daughter of
Mr. Edward Dougherty,
New York, while
playing with some small pebbles on Sun
day, swallowed one of them, which, lodg
ing in the windpipe. produced suffocation
and death. Mary Viola Jacobs, about
three years old, daughter ,of Washington
Jacobs, of Boston,. was ,choked to death
while eating candy on Thursday. She was
sucking a candy ball, which slipped into
her throat. Charlotte L. Crosby, four
years old, a child of Jos, Crosby, of Or
land, Mame, died at thi Hospital there,
caused by. swallowing a tamarind stone,
which lodged in her throat.
ANEW
TO THE PUBLIC.
11118 PECIALLY.., -.' • '
Atheignorantandfabe,
ly Modest of all denomi-
nations, treat secret and disorders, self
abuse and dives's@ or
teatime' common and in
cident to youths of both
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aezat aAlla and adults. single or monied: ' Because
Dn. MTIMP : publis hes the feet •et his , dotes
10, the fanoragtmd Misty mode/stare dreadfuny
abated. and thinkit a great.sm, vary immoral
and for , onsitandesdirm - and "etftruption among
their rivfilloPpillaiing_
_seas and daughters: Their
aipAyimswag be cautious to keur_thoes
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PITTSBURGH,
WHY IRVING WAS NEVER
MARRIED.
The New York correspondent of the Hos:
ton Post writes as follows:—" Much myste
ry has attached to the celibacy of Washing
ton Irviug. While upon every other point of
peculiarity of the great writer's character
and career his familiar friends have taken
pains to inform the wide circle of his admi
rers, an aggravating reticence has always
met the questions of those who were curious
as to why matrimony made no part of his
experience. There were occasional but
vague references made to a gang syne' love
—so dimly distant in the pm: as to have the
air of tradition—and the manner fmeution -
ing which made Erving appear the model of
constancy, if not the hero of a romance.
But the circumstance of his bachelorhood
remained a simple, unexplained fact ; the
theme of many wonderings, the warp and
woof of much imagining—nay more., the
substructure of a thousand sweet sympa
thies outgishing from other hearts whose
loves had not been lost but gone before. It
is doubtful if a secret of that sort, all things
considered, was ever before so carefully
andeotnpletely kept. For once theimperti
' nent were held at bay, the prying baulked,
and the sympathetic, even, discouraged.
The set time for its disclosure had not come,
and surely, when his intimates end relatives
were debarred from the remotest reference
to the subject in the hallowed home circle
of the literary bachelor, it was but proper -
that the truth should burst forth upon the
world, if at all, in Irving's own selected time
and in his own pathetic language.
"It was while engaged in writing his
`History of New York' that Irving, then a
young man of twenty-six, was called to
mourn the somewhat sudden death of Matil
da Hoffman, whom he had hoped to Call
his wife. This young lady was the second
daughter of Josiah Ogden Hoffman, and
the sister of those two talented men,
Charles Fenno Hoffman, the poet, and
Ogden Hoffman, the eloquent jurist. In
her father's office Washington Irving had
essayed to study law, and with every pros
pect, if industrious and studious, of a part
nership with Mr. Hoffman, as well as a
matrimonial alliance with Matilda. These
high hopes were disapointed by the de
cease of the young lady on the 26th of April,
1809. in the eighteenth year of her age.
"There is a pathos about Irving's reci
tal of the circumstances of her death, and
of his own feelings, that is truly pain
ful and tear-impelling. He says: "She
was taken ill with a cold. Nothing was
thought of it at first ; but she grew rapid
ly worse and fell into consumption. I can
not tell you what I suffered. . . . I
saw her fade rapidly away—beautiful, and
more beautiful and angelical to the very
last. I was often .by her bedside, and in
her wandering state of mind she would
talk to me with a sweet, natural, and af
fecting eloquence that was overpowering.
I saw more of the beauty of her mind in
that delirious state than I had ever known ;
before. Her malady was rapid in its ca
reer, and hurried her off in two months.
Her dying struggles were painful andpro
tracted. For three days and nights I did
not leave the house, and scarcely slept. I
was by her when she .died ; all the family
were assembled around her, some praying,
others weeping; for she was adored by
them all. I was the last one she hooked
upon. 1 cannot tell you what a Itorr
state of mind I WAS in tin• a long time. 1
seemed to care for nothing ; the world was
a blank to me. I abandoned all thoughts
of the law. 1 went into the country, but
could not bear solitude, yet could not en-
joy society. There was a dismal horror
continually in my mind that made me fear
to he alone. I had often toget up in the
night and seek the bed-room of my broth
er, as if the having a human being by me
would relieve me front the frightful gloom
of my own thoughts. Months elapsed be
fore my mind would resume any tone; but
the despondency I had suffered for a long
time in the course cf this attachment, and
the anguish that attended its catastrophe,
seemed to give a turn to my whole char
acter, and throw some clouds into my dis
position which have ever since hung about
it. I seemed to drift about without aim
or object, at the mercy of every breeze;
my heart wanted anchorage. I was ntau
rally susceptible, and tried to form other
attachments, but my heart would not hold
on ;
it would continually recur to what it
had lost; and whenever there was a pause
in the hurry of novelty and excitement, I
would sink into dismal dejection. For
years I colud not talk on the subject of
this hopeless regret; I could not even
mention her name; but her image was con
tinually before me, and I dreamt of her
incessantly.'
"Such was the language in which Irving
poured forth his sorrows and sad memo
ries, in a letter written many years ago to
a lady who wondered at his celibacy, and
expressed the wish to know why he never
married. Cau words more graphically
describe the shipwreck of hope, or more
tenderly depict the chivalric devotion of a
faithful lover?—How sweetly, too, does
Irving portray with his artist-pen the lin
eaments of his loved one. He says, in the
same letter: 'The more I saw of her the
more I had reason to admire her. Her
mind seemed to unfold itself leaf by leaf,
and every time to discover new sweetness.
Nobody knew her so well as I, for she
was generally timid and silent; but I in a
manner studied her excellence. Never
did I meet with more intuitive rectitude of
Jain& more native delicacy, more exquisite
propriety in word, .thought, and action
than to this young creature. lam not ex
aggerating; what I say was acknowledged
by all thatknew her. Her brilliant little
sister used to say that people began by.ad
miring her, but ended by loving Matilda.—
Yor my part I idolized her. • I felt at times
rebuked by her superipr delicacy,;. and pu-:
rity, and as if I was a coarse, unworthy
being in Comparison.'
"Irving seldom or never alluded to this
sad event, nor was the name of Matilda
ever spoken in his presence. Thirty years
after her death Irving was visiting Mr.
Hoffman, and grand-daughter, in draw
ing out some sheets of music to be per
formed . upon the piano, accidentally
brought with them a piece of embrodiery
which dropped upon the floor. 'Washing
ton,' said 3lr: Hoffman, 'this is a piece of
poor Matilda's workmanship,' Hraliibik
rvher describes the effect as electric.
.Se had been conversing.in the sprighliest
wood before,' says Pierre M. Irving, 'and
he Sunk at once into utter silence, and in
&kw Minutes got up and left the house.'
Do any of the pages that record the 'loves
of the poets' Osten with a purer, brighter
halo than is thrown around the name and
character and memory of Matilda Hoff
man by the lifelong constancy and grace
ful tributes of one whose name, destined
if EL! deathlebsienowe may not henceforth
be:dissevered from that of the early lost
and dearly loved, whose death made Wash
*ten, Irving what he was and what the
Tofld 4dairre4r
itimitiimum,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
.Lana or
PIO.JOITAL AND BLOOMS,
1104 74 WATS"' JZLOW MARKET
" f . • rwrisinvitoa.
men .was AT WHOW;.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1862.
DEE=
WESTERN STOVE WORKS,
245 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH
GRAFF & CO.,
9 .E 4 •NTIV.A.CTIUTirEat9
Would call the attention. of the public to their
LARGE STOCK .
of 'well eeleoted
COOK,PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
ALSO. IMPROVED
Kitchen Range*, Grate Fronts, Rol.
low Ware, &c.. among which mall
Inland the Beat Coal Cook
!Rouen In the State.
The Diamond, Advance, Air-Tight
Eclipse, and Iron City,
Were awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the
State Fair for the REST COAL. COOK
STOVES. Mao FIRST PRE
MIUM awarded to the
TRUE AMERICAN, G.LOBE & REPUBLIC.
For the BEST WOOD cow: ?lOW IN USE. The
KENTUCKIAN awl KANSAS Premium Stem;
are nneurjoaseed. We call attention of DEALERS
and BUILDERS to the largest stock of
CRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
IN THE STATE.
N D—We line the DIAMOND and ECLIPSE
oal Cook Stoves with Soap Stone Linings. which
and the fire better than iron. wade
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REINEMAN, MEYRAN & SIEDLE,
No. 42 FIFTH STREET,
PrTTSBURGII, PA..
WIVOLINALN AND MAIL DEALIHEI IN
• WATCHES, JEIVELRY,
DIAMONDS.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
CLOCKS,
of every description.
f ANCY GOODS
Bronze Statuary, etc.
WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS,
Materials and Machinery.
Wholesale Asian for thooelebratel
AMERICAN WATCHES ,
nocuriennred St Waltham. Maar.
apl6-amd
LADIES ' • •
CONGRESS GAFFER& HEELS. imsa
LADIES LACE GAITERN:BEELS, 51,00 4
• LADIES RID SLIPPERS 43c.
41 No. VS Fifth Street, 2d door from :Market.
1:13-9 D. S. DIFFENBACKER.
1862,
111 , CORD & CO.
HATS, CAPS,
STRAW GOODS.
BONNETS AND
SHAKER HOODS.
Wholeaule and Retail.
131 Wood Street.
PITTSBURGH.
ILVE ARE NOW RECEIVING A LARGE
wv ADDITION to our already Immense Stock
of Hate Cape, Straw Gonda, Bennett.. Shaker Honda
and Palm Leaf Hata. Alerehanta riritina our city
can buy front us at LOWER PRICES than in Phi
ladelphia or New York. ap29:2md
DUNCAN, DUNLAP &
• Manufacturers of
PURE WHITE REFINED
C A. unciN
(Ace, NO. 291 LIBERTY STREET Pitta
burgh, ra• myli-6md
SPRING GOODS.
1800.
CLOTHS, CASSMERES
AND
VESTINCB.
wirE RAVE
stock of NOW IN STORE A COM
v v PLETE
SPRING 000D8.
all new and desirable styles. which have been
careiblly selected in New York. with a desire to
please the moat fa/tido:um and comprising in all
the various new fabric and novelties of the
'salon.
We would resymetfelly solicit an early can from
our patrons sad the public, to test the merits 'Ol
the same or themselves.
MARVEL GREY & lON,
Merchant Tailors,
No. 19 l'Ulth Street.
LOAN OFFICE,
HENRY W. CIMIOTT
NO.IOO SMITHFIELD STUNT,
Neer the corner Fifth. Mahwah.
ZONE? IN LARGE AND SMALL
quantifies loaned on Gold and Silver. Dia
monds, Jewelry Gold and Silver Watches. and
all kinds of valiable articles. for ear length of
.time maned on. The goods cannot be delivered
without the Ticket.
Sir
JAW Mies noun from 7 A. M. to 10 P. N.
illarALL PAPER-
New papers raosiyiair daily M No. 107
Market stmt. sear Maar by_
• JOB. R. MAME&
Art OLD PAPERS--
For Parlors. new patteraefor sale at Half/
Market street. near Liberty gloat by
ap2s JOS. R. RUGHB9.
aAßsau
ARTESIAN WATER .— Iip
bud reoeival from London. In More and for
saleaWfd. BEANICErr. Ito. JD Wood greet.
MI MILIAN WALL PA P E RS•iIIe
.1111 bow; of high oolong, extra wiart re
ceived par gtearaer bow Liverpool, r
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JIII6W 19F416417.19 '
SIMMER' DRESS GOODS,
Sun Umbers Mae. Wanr u rn s and &agues of all
We would invite all to call and examine before
purchasing.
Irish Lingua and Muslin vet? Cheep, at •
J.LyNcg.
N. 96 Market street, d betw Dia een
mpg - Fifth anwassi.
1 0 101L'ItONA. OIL
Loma. MILLER & 00..
WORKS AISNRIBErkITAVN. AL
LEOR V AALLROAD.
STOffiee and Wanimmes
2$ JILIMILIBT 2231121=, 2221113x3ran.
Catr i at ta ArLiso2C 141441/41/
ISO. ItiMern 11112 4 'wjougiuniim
3211112313LIFSIIIINEMal 0,, band. „my
Ira
' ginto ll lllll . llW
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Inf. OR %Ff.
JAMES H. ORILDB.
HOPE COTTON HILLS,
Allegheny City,
IASU7•011711.11116 OF
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OP
OSNAMILTIMS,
is Inches is 40 Isabel Wide.
40- Orders may be left at H. CHILDS k COS.
10$ Woad street. Pittebungh. aoSlanis
TRIMS
-6.7 We are now Mangfaptanws and rowed to
famish to order "or ems Fountains au lam
°Main and Cream Bffra_ Asa of • v
UTMER BR
spat 00. 126 sad 121 t re' e
1/. /ALE .—IOIIII LOT/ IN COL-
A' fins township. adjoining St.ilary's Cemetery.
Masts-six feet front, by one hundred and ten in
depth, enclosed by paling fence. The Lots will
be soli together or separatekr. at low korai and
long time. Apply to JAfil eire L 1)ITLIN
apiltdtf Be. samso47.
IQODA SALERAIIIIIII 13f PeIIUND
0.7 BOXES. Just received apt for sale by
0130R133 A. KELL.
.77 No. 69 Federal street. Alleadro7
w. cuinnxonau...D. CWAIIIIdnaII ouininuasun
moo.
CO.—! I T T
9.• BURGH CITY °LASE WORKS—Ware
louse, 119 Water stmt. and MI First dna.
Pittsburgh. Pa. three doors below the Rowena
helm House Nisautsettness of ratabareb trip
Window Illnan Dramatists' Glue Ware sad Amen
can Convex Glim, for parlor windows, eburohei
and public building& apt
LEACHER AND VINEGAR—
1862,
600 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES,
II BARRELS PURE CIDER VINEOAR,
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. xl_Ohio.
Missouri. Texas. Wisoonsiaginia, New York.
achylllinoisjows. Fl ori da . Wiens, Kap
achy and Michigan.
udatilAn - No. in FOURTH STREET.
- -
HANDKERCHIEFS--
TRH LARGEST AND
CHEAPEST STOCK IN THE CITY.
FOR LADIES AND GENTS
A.LEIRATIIIS—
boxes in 3f Pound and 1 pound papers fbr
ales by
ages • BULLER& RICHNITION.
NEW GOODS
-AT -
EATON, MACRUM & COS,
NO. 17 PATH STREET.
Wholesale and Retail at lowest Nieto. [spa
BOOMS AND ANIONS,
AT NO. SO ILILMEST STREET.
Ladles lhallsh Looting Heal Oaken for ill.oo
watts 41,!66.
f... eLlL nal in grs Comas Heel &awe
754
intW Lading Congress Heel Gaiters
Vale Marone Heel Boots for
r az.
Tun Goat Congress Heel Boots for 1 1.37.
worth D.
Ladles Mao Moreno Slippers for Wk.. worth 75,
' Laines__Plas Yid Miners fee 750. words s us
. All wiworgeeds In wwwwwwrWlen.
VatiOIPEALW ALowarcTr.
Iffllloll.llB SATTLIMN. EURIIIPS/LN
.R. Assat..ns• wows strait Pitteburgli.
is preparetkibring owt arsend book paomme
Ikon or to op, port olthil old eeinten NNW IPS
BI(iIIT M
SAM ispoblein aw
gt t i rtglad to twd Rail.:
tlso, Agent sor um old slael Ci r i Z ab Line of
Sailing Yank.% and for thelineeof Steamers 'sn
ip/ between New York, Liverpool. Glasgow and
eal • .. . fell
ROLL BUTTER
-3 Dumb Fresh Roll Bolter •
3 Boate do do do. j'aetremiked
and for sale by JAS.
martOmer Market sad Irket streets.
. Danri)
=am—
P Ples .p. ;
and for mile by A li t a.az t gft. re"ved
r°77 .C°lnor Markstand stmts.
COULDISEWS -111111101111 AT IttiCILICL
WI LANDS AUCTION.
.StKr 2tirtr al
a.itr i rr Priv r e.
ok
ordfskrales br_
AuP Wiedit.nik
BALTIMORE PIANO FACTORY.
PITTSBURGH BRANCH,
[MOVED TO
NO. US WOOD STREET,
FIRST DOOR FROM FIFTH STREET, ADJOIN
Now is the time to buy a
FIRST CLASS PIANO,
at the Imrcr+t porsible price. Call soon Only a
le* left. W ISE elt BROTHER.
apt Manufacturer.s
THE SLAUGHTER COMMENOED,
The farms Driven into the Entrenchments!!
WE SHALL SHOW NO QUARTER
But Take all the Quarters We Can Get
100,000 ROLLS
Of Cheap WALL PAPER, Borders, be.,
of Newest Styles sod Usual
Variety to be Sold
this Spring.
This large stock, having been purchased at re
duced prices, will be sold very low.
MAGNIFICENT PARLOR PAPERS,
BEAUTIFUL PANEL PAPERS,
EXTRA WIDE PAPERS OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH- DESIGNS.
Bargains Not Oonfined to Remnants.
We take RAGS ee well ILI CASH.
WALL PAPER STORE,
At the Old Stand, No. 87 Wood Street.
W. P. IWAIRMIIIALL.
air Paper Hanging and Wilitewasbing, Quickly
and well done, by Experienced Workman.
mb2l:2md
W. * D. RINICHAIM
Manufaeturent sad (Wen in all kinds
Tobacco, Snuff and Sears.
Nos. 149 sad 101 Wood Amt.
in More and for sale by
WILLIAM/ BAGALBY,
fellS I and $0 Wood street
. ROBERT .ARTHIIRS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
-.LT
/OMM 1101017 VS,
77 MARKET STREET
LOOK AT TEN PRICES :
. /ANSI -ROBB.
SIP Market Most, mar Ihrket Bore.
0!MMII!!!!!
WALL PAPER 2 2
WINDOW CURTAINS, , &so.
New Styles for Spring of 1882.
A Great Variety wad Film Amon
meat from 6 1-4 mate
to per Piece.
For ?ale by
THOMAS PALMER,
110. 91 WOOD STREET,
Between 4th it 516, 2d door below Diamond Alley
tah7l
IMPORTANT
TO
INVENTORS.
ib! PATENT AGgNCY.
011
PATENT AGENCY
DEWIT C. LAWRENCE 1
For Twelve Years
if.' RUST. W. FENWICK.
For the past hoar
on years 11111aaager el
tilthe Wastabottell
le Broach or *Mew
14 title Araeris•a
0 Patens Agettiej ,
7i:end for Fifteen
Yearn' is the Put
t eat Agewey Bash
fleas.
an OMeer of the
Patent Ornee-the
Inuit four as al
Member of the.
Board of Appeal
NOTE—AII informal
Patent and a copy of
°hares.
Refer to resent Corn
David P. Holloway.
inn necessary to procure a
e Patent Lairs sent cream
tulatiloner of Patints,Hon.
demtf
ADDY dt EWEN'S.
Plumbers and Gas Fitters;
NO. 155 WOOD RTEZZT, OPPOSITE
FIRST CHDDaIt. PITTSEVROW
♦AD
47 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY,
slut TI! MAYON% mum
P Yrd r b P_k s e1 7127 Ua41, 1 1 a r l a
rad P b A l l eti
material in generes. Oil &dairies IWrin
the meet moynoved manner. Tanks lined lead or
Copper. Howie fitted with Water and Gee Ph
twee.
US. N. B. All orders promptly attended to.
ap3 ayd
HOBTICIILTIISAL—
BTRAWBRARY,
GA:MERRY.
and BLACKBARRY PLANTS.
GRAPE VDTER
cßdriT
GOOGRBRRRY BUISHRG.
LINEAR,
lIIHRYDARD„
ASPARAGIIIB BOOM
aD of tbe beet qualtead mei tem to
mate. For rale at 29 FIF TH
labl2 J. HNOX.
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS.
.IFILTI.TOI4 . oft CO., •
11•Ntl•CTC1111130F, 11•1112 TY Or
ITNISHRD BRASS WORX,
GAN AND STEAM FITTERS,
airPartienlar attention to fitting OR Rafter
led. Brod Outing , of MeDerieranoothnem made to
oraer. Steamboat work and repairing goner ,
ilikr ae" Rose Oil Globe; Danes Safety Lan_
Brackets and Pendente: Corner ST. ctma,
STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY. 11113d1
C. WEST & CO.,
narmorrasta OP
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
ROCKAWAYI3. SULKIES AND SLEIGHS. . •
No. 187 Peas Street. Pttf.MrSY.
//WAS work warranted to be of the beet seta
did and workmanoldv. myl2.lyd.
SHAKE* HOODS—
100 DOZEN WHITE AND COLORED
SHAKER 110010819
or sale by the me or olaslo dons.
EATON, MACKIN & CO.,
844 No. 17 Fifth street.
EAGLE OIL WORKS:
WIORTNAZ Si ANDERSON.
RAND Damages lilt nu
JEW Caffien sad* manatee& I.lttallaznk.
AWN Damon and Car *sass capstan* am'
band.
Orders. left at Ch aa Sara k Watt
and mat stns* will be crow* Mad.
salledna
WILLIAY 101 J"
HARMON A. 0011/111.
General Pastimes.
WWI'S do COFFIN,
(Sooomoon to llCCandloot, Moon k
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Oorner Wood and Water Strata,
Mode P 1171111111110114 PA.
rwritoNA. car,.
vim
us NOW / 1 / 1 311DrACTIMININI ,
TV Ms ankle,ys. wilektoebrelkwzria bandsir
freedom of elhirt and ei
color. (which Moir w• aloe,
wartiat 'twin
app k ~ bar ast . indotet; rtelltalble
Oil to • eassuniront sea upwially 11100MDIN
it. ALIO. ors matodhatare et
CAUSTIC SO , DA' •
troodby albino 81aP Nakao aadolliwer%
which elude Beyer oast. ln Umiak all tie mil
nao
of English Sods twousbt to tau Country. pour
ausindbenueof _
SA/01NRS, 011 UMICENTRATEDUE; SALT. AC ,
Are so well sod favorably katura. we itinerate
mentionio rullolont.
tended to _
All orders by addle eatiatodiles 7111 be Promptli at;
odar.
GEOIOII C 01.1101311. Ailed. •
Pouts. &dt idealdistgrimiemaioliar. .
Weal wen; Pittsbersk.
nol&ladiew:b
JOSEPH PARK,
D ituGass.r.'
__ •
NO. 1411 WOOD , 111TENZT,
Corner Sixth, Pituantrighilleuns.,
Dealer la Foreign suitiaiuto
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
painful. oak Dye Staab and ParDoseeri.
apneltdslyw
WILLIAM BAGAtET,
WHOLES - ALI GOOIER
NOB. 18 MID 20 WOOD WITEST, n
Jake PITTLIII.IIIOI.
owzar BYBM
MERCHANT TAILOR - ,
49 St.
uNTLl Villeff i gireW .1"1 ",
.
HAVING
wi It:IIMM.4I7/4111 MEW
1101 - irl ' 4115 Mi
at Plies 6r the meal
• hdesemeelellheill loath= '
„Ilais
TO OIL lIMIPIINMEIS'
THE ITNDENISIGNED ILILVI 111614011
A. arrangements to tit on Oil Refined's.. mid*
Dr. Tweddle's Patent . TROMP • AM/LIMA
Patented February 4th. 1862. by edthirfilmil
&wed totaky unnecessary in distillhurbgliens
or other 9ils. and we guarantee our medcilmine .
be excelled in &o übility. simplicity ectarseMn7o
We refer with confidence to the followingvarn,
ties, whose Refineries we bare fitted up
Illeasiw.tainT,ll4Mer & Co.; PetitinsiWerket
WiAntinan & Anderson. Knee do
S. ill. Kier da Co., Exoelmor do
Llex: TaAor Co4Jefferson do
ockhart & Frew. Brilliant do
The above works were deaisned and eonntriwated
and put in operation by Dr. )I. %V. C.
The followins works WO have
Economy Oil Company, Darlientosz
Messrs. Chadwick k Crampton. Bitaintentre
Johnson Graham «k Co., WandeAtiti:
Brewer, Sill k Co., Pittstanah':
Item &Graff; • do, e.
Johnson & Brother.. do
Forsyth Bros. A Co.: Manchester:
DAVIS & PHILLIPS,
N0e.160 WATER k 101 FIRSTITIERTi3;
Braves Forinders, Pliunb4,ap.
STEAM AND GAS FITTERS.
mhmzuld
P -
er:111X I.OOKILWG •GLAIIIM.*.P,XI3.
TUNS
NOB.MrT BANE KM' l A TI N II C-
EA7.CTO' N '
V "
E
17$L 2 ?SmAND W ET J RIID •
r ' •
STRUT Esurbfirbed UAL : N COrTOILI4if P. s -
4ablistied . lSlS: This Egieblishment hu bsowis.
ineeeeeltd opettitionll4yeare; and:Tie dmialilleeiti .
of the kind in the United . Staten., We. - so,
hind or manufaebtred to order' ' , M A I D
P lVAMMlM:Painetitai
Well. OW and, .1
Wok i lliz e Ed si teeket Taidee n Clll l6e ;
bi rptahlikto kr Moon _ . . . :
usee i rg=itirthest
elnader. '
...ar• , •
sew aissimstsr7 nod Te . -... z .
no to footailli soy is Wise WOW all
Itagnir I r at
Assv
imi wbse dm via e, ask. irk:- I.r l , -
able tolslo7 with e v °7 l igullit
white saa est paidbb , mob* it 4
w o riirili f t a irsa n y i tk r
Ward r i riAo ell:V:- .
IL & - C. 11%.111LUIKK"
•
BOOK, GAP, LETTIER.
and all kinds or •
WRAPPING PAPER, haviremoviati*
A.. 27 Wool sties* to
NO. :18 SMITHFIELD Mart
• Pittoburek: Val"
Cab pad forRAGIL 612
.
v. isms D ..;
, arma
14t• at Millie ellkdadosaoa.!; ,, '"
IMMICITAI - 41t
rElaseme t• Ream isecioaa"
lamplapa ratillakfisiA, Catal
lu g s "' rurs
NOS. Ise AND In W1X)114=24
•
sonar wafti, ,
BOB?: DAILZELVA 100 CO
:Wholidale Orseeri,.-
COMMISSION Ale FINNIMINNIC JIMMINM111;
_
Dealers in Produes sad PltteinnO*4-
No. 451 mummy Ilion ' •
abeent ' •
WIC FABER & CO.;
STEAM ENGINE 111111:011S
,
Iron Founders,
MAK lIMANNISTS AND 11011111111141 C
Neu the Pena. R. 1. Paiesitir**,
PITTSBURG% PA.; •
.
IiffARVPACRIRRE - ALL - lIIIIIMI 1111 P •
el &ma BC . riming Mee thaw til !me '
oinked and bone power. esur *Sid ler '
Orin ALSIo„ Saw Bien nunions.llmwisi, ,
ea
. ,:.
GiropuenWAtantion to the - •
Vets and, manias rot nisi milli. .. . toe
n, inning and &wan nw alibi: '• , - •
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a~Rd m i gurnierni,
Bridal Paztaer.'
'NEW "MEDI* DISCOVERY'''
. piii Tim 114 0 1 i.jr MO 0 11 1 1 1 AR •
1 • GONOW 011111
' 1 1 %fi . I r.d.- fill
, . •
. rierssaii 1
Whisk hasliei I splViumpaiat, , . .
id
ONE IrtrliDßED PHYNCLOk ,
in didi " ' ' ' .
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in cum" tripaza..wiro. or afe,''
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by 020 _ _ pap
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bolo to trove
bativ boorooltiosir - tli at '-'''' ' -..
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D.. ,
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R. E. SELLEas & CO.,
t, AV
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Established 1842.