MEROPA.TIIORNINC(4-IPLY
rTTi,j :
ea.lteklee te lals Soldiers.
Siekles having been ordered to're
aultte ooiwnand of his Brigade, visited the .
Soldiers' Rest, before leaving Washington
to join the army before Richmond, and
adOsteed his soldiers as follows :
".Sounens::---We have been separated
for feW weeks, and while I have grieved
' at the separation, I am elated to know
that yoshave fullyprovedyourselves to be
brave and terse soldiers. During this
Mparation you have sought honor and
glory on the battle-field, and have won it. I
I have been in this city seeking justice,
and.kkave obtained it. I am again your
Qemeral. I was not in the last fight, but
it WaSnot my fault. In the next, I hope
to lead you. But I have heard of you ;
have inquired anxiously for you; for every
regiment and company in the Excelsior
Brigade. - I was glad to hear of your ,
gallant conduct, and behavior, mid it will
be some recompense for the tiungers you
have Poked through, and the trials you
have endured, to know that your country
honors yon for yOur faithful pertbrinance
of duty. - What I say is applicabl e princi
pally to the men of my own brigade. But
giaiefinber that there were others •on
the well-fought battle-field of Williams
burg. If wasonly our advance—a few
thousand brave spirits—who would not,
sad could not, be defeated, who routed
the luperior rebel forces. Every one sings
the - Orgtukt of the braves who cotopiered at
Williantiburg. But lam proud of nay own
men: When we pledged ourselvesto e tch
other .at Camp Scott, I came to this city
antacid you could be relied upon. You
betirriseified What I have - said. In your
edneiiiion bee thing was neglected, and
one Ottly;,that was to turn your back upon
the'totsr Standing at your tent doors, you
pledged yourselveti to stand by and follow
your officers' 'when faithfully led, and your
officers pledged themselves to lead you
bravely.
. j Both pledges have been redeem
ed.' Some of the brightest name in the
service - were blotted out at Williamsburg,
but the-Excelsior Brigade has not been
film to the oath they took when mustered
danger and in death they have
beee/aithful. and 1 doubt not ever will
le. Let us now give three cheers for the
grand old flag, and when you tight again
beneath its ample folds T trust I shall lead
You.!'
The..eheers were given with a hearty
goatE•willi -And _the General deseended
from the stihd to speak with his soldiers,
who have him an enthusiastic welcome.
At their request, he is seeking to facilitate
their's:change, that they may rejoin their
regiments.
Odd Petlows' Eueamp.
meat.
The annual session of the Grand En
campuient,.of 0. 0. F. for Pennsylvania
Was held on Monday, in Philadelphia, with
a large representation of delegates. M. W.
Grand Patriarch Wm. F. Rackliff presi
-4;4. The returns were opened and the
following officers declared elected : M. W.
G. Patriarch, John Able, of No. 8; M. E.
G. - H..Ptieat, Edmund Brewer. of No. 26;
R.:111f. 0.8. Warden-Joseph Rowbotham,
..PENct. 9; R. W. G. J. Warden, John B.
11',ringer, of No. 38; R. W. G. Scribe,
Curtis, of No. 17; It. W. G. Trees-
AM* Remy Simons,-of No. 62; R. W. G.
U. S. William H. Hopkins. of
No: 64; W. I. Sentinel, William P. Tay
lor, of No. 6; W. G. Sentinel. George C.
Hooter, of No. 46; who will be installed-at
an adjourned session to be held on Thurs
da afternoon. at 6 o'clock.
ts r jsss the report of the Grand Scribe!
t h e f o li o :wing Statistics are copied ; Nem
ber of Enci2stipmentti, 86: members initia
ted, 101; pers...`es rejected, - 1; admitted by
s ; w i t hd r „, , opy card,. 36; reinstate
meats, 28 ; suspensi
ens. 8t" . ; expulsions,
4; t aithita9; p ast chi t 4Tatriarchs, 1,213;
contributing Patriarchs. _ 4 .648; number of
Patriarchs relieved, 642; n.'mb" of wid
owed- &Millet' relieved, '88; nu.° l ?er of
se ,:t for re
Pa
triarchs buried, 83. Amount •
liefoi Patriarchs, 89,586 30: o. wi."lowed
families. $648 60 ; do. for burying the
dead. $1,809; total amount paid for relie. e ,-
$ll.BBB AO; do. collected during the year,
$20,166 92.
Mum , illek• and Wounded Mol
dier. st, Philadelphia.
•On/londoy the steamer John Brooks
brought to Philadelphia, from Fortress
Monroe,- eighty wounded and two hundred
aadlevesty-two sick soldiers, mostly from
NeW 'York and New Jersey, among . the
number were nineteen Pennsylratnaas,
viz : •
8: W. Cochrane, CO. B, 101st Pennsylvs,
litaiha P. Dunn, 11th Pennsylvania Cav
Davin olley, Co. B, 103 d Pennsylvania.
Newton Stoghton, Co. K, 103 d Pennsn
- mania.
Hartison Pugh, Co. E, 103 d Pennsylvania.
Wllluyoz' L. Burch, Co. C, 103 d Pennsyl
- 'maim
Peter Fryett, Co. F, 94th Pennsylvania.
William H, Barron, Co. D, 86th Pennsyl
,
mania
A. Hollinger, Co, F, 101st Penn
film*
Witham Iffusaelman, Co. D, 184th Penn-
Demmatoillber, Co. H, 103 d Pentusylra-
Dwridlhoonalt. Co. K, 101st. Penneylva-
Hoary Latzer, Co. H, 68th Piennsylvania.
Patrick MarekTi ,Co. H, 52d Pennsylvania.
WAR! il i rktenn, Co. C, 9111 d Peansylva
s.,,ara.
William Harrison, Co. C, 7 2d Psunsylva
___lnki.
Itielinal_ft, Co. C, 101st Pennsylvsmia.
IhrittiriStits, Co. I, 52d Pennsylvania.
Ji**lP. Packard, let Pa. Artillery, died
dsi sh e Pangs-
14014115 m ef the lievomito Lawn.
Vidor - is Act of Assembly of 1862,
Qweisp o w Curtin, of this State, was author
isid tO appoint a committee to revise.and
act;4.. s the revenue laws. It was under
,et- the time of the passage of the
- awash' members of the Legisla
tors woad *five **Appointment. It
has algae been ascertained however, that
NV Ripreientitive can be se
!NAME to nay civil office during his term
an. the,Lopalature. The Governor has
tbseilbre *pointed the following named
: Wm. WClelland - Frank
comity Charles Gilpin, Philadelphia;
itebeet 1 WComb, Lawrence county.
ramie or Skin Cleaner.
This lathe name of-a new prepiration
smidiV34. Cameron, No. 83 Fourth
assess, Si the purpose of cleansing and
preserviag the skin.. Ladies will appre
dos it, tat alter theyu.se it once they will
dinerd all noxious pa i nts . Ml:Cameron
slits isikeit aau or article of hair-wash,
forpaseating the hair from falling out
an 'turning prematurely grey • and a
botanic cream, for softening and teautify
loathe hair. Mr. Cameron has on hand
vieefelly `selected stock of the best
Mona hair, which he is making into the
Ogept_ styles of wigs,- toupees, madonna
LOA. &,'sing the new illusion_ _part.
1 . • daidi gm, them a light and Kt like
apropessee.
ait
We commend Mr. C. and his
annalaiebir to the public.
Ia the City.
Rev R. Andlej Browne, Chaplain of the
ReMiiiiilo4.4l4llplillg t , CoL Leasure in
service at Port Royal, is now in this city.
Mai ban Milt visit to his friends in
Lawman cord F s aethe comes here to at
wad* k m" 011ie, General Assembly
of ailithutit Prolliyariaa chunk
. dela
~- a **rligenisa.
Tb s. , g ate A u Qin.
< 4
rrAtot atiit 4 -
sea 4 ritaiiikuilitiVilfifteo ur co
terepormiea that AlleAllememie= hav
ing have
placed under the ban OCtheir displeasure
and forbidden 'to xeittee- . the . .beildiat a
Northern lady, pharigedtyith sympathizing
with treason. .Seireely credit this
statement, but if the person named.is re:
&Ilya Secessionist we should like to know
who she is, whether she is of Northern
birth; and - if so, does sun belong to the
city or is she merely a sojourner among
us ? If this story is correct we cannot
help thinking that the Committee haie
acted somewhat hastily—perhaps wrong
fully
accusing a defenceless female. as was'
done here not very long since in the case
of a . poor young actress, of whom naughty I I
stories were circulated. It is true that the
female referred to may have been over
zealous in her attentions to the rebel pris
oners
in the Hospital, but tie are at some
loss to know how her ministrations could
injure or affect any one here. We do not
desire to he set down as an apologist of
traitors, but merely as a human being,
with the common instincts of our race.
when we say that these two rebels, held
here as prisoners of war, were certainly
entitled to as much attention, care and
good treatment as any of our owl, soldiers,
and that if the lady in question chose, out
of pure womanly kindness, to devote her
self to those whose comfort may have been
neglected by others, it was entirely her own
affair, and, as her course could have little
or no influence in this loyal community
we do not think her actions (unless there
are circumstances of which we are not in
formed) merit as much attention as it is
said they have received. Who will pre
sume that if a suit of clothing had been"
sent to a Union soldier in the Hospital
complaint would have been made and the
donor expelled ? Yet common humanity
would dictate that all, friend and foe,
should he treated alike. Let us hear
whether any lady was expelled from the
Hospital and for what reason, as we are
constrained to believe that the Board have
not done this thing on so slight a cause.
Military Governor of Williams
burg.
By a private letter we learn that Colonel
David Campbell has been appointed mili
itary Governor of Williamsburg. Va.,
where his regiment, the Fifth Pennalyva
nia Cavalry, is now stationed. He has
appointed a captain in his regiment to the
post of Provost Marshal. Col. Campbell
will fill this position to the satisfaction of
the Government and the people of Wil
liamsburg, haring all the requisite intelli
gence and experience. He has establish
ed his headquarters at the College of Wil
liam and Mary, in Williamsburg, the most '
celebrated seat of learning in the South.
The letter says the battle ground exhib
its every evidence of a severe and hotly
contested conflict. Hundreds of newly
made graves are visible and there are three
large - hospitals, in which are some four
hundred sick and wounded soldiers, of
whom one half are rebels, wounded at
Williamsburg. Many of the patients have
suffered amputation. The insane asylum,
containing about three hundred patients,
has•been taken in charge by Col. Catepbell
and is furnished with subsistence by the
Quartermaster's Department.
New Goods.
When this caption is seen at the head of
a. newspaper article the presumption na
turally is that the ladies a-e to be ad-
dressed, it suggests the idea of "opening
I days" at dry goods stores (Ike says they
open every day,) but this is not the design
of this article. It is simply to state the
fact that Carnaghan, the merchant tailor
and clothier, Federal street, near the Diu•
mond, Allegheny City, is daily receiving
new goods, designed not for the fair. but
for the wear of the Lords of creation, both
great and small. Gentlemen who desire
a first class, well fitting suit of elothes,for ,
businesss or dress, which will be city made
and trimmed in the beet style. should not I
fail to call on Carnaghan.
Coroner's Inquest.
Coroner McClung yesterday morning
held an inquest upon the body of a Ger
man named Philip Kreis, who died on
Tuesday evening at the house of a dairy
man named Pebolt, residing in Shaler
t ':gwnship. Kreis had been employed by
Pe and was found in the stable about
five o'clock in the evening doubled over a
pile of .straw, and evidently suffering from
cram p. His limbs were drawn no and his
hands tightly compressed upon his stom
ach, in which condition he died in a few
minutes. The . deceased was a married
man, but had parted from his wife, who is
now in Cinciauati. He had his trunk and
papers at Anth'i beer hall, on Smithfield
street, in this city, and it is said that he
has about 5800 deposited here.
Personal.
Hon. Geo. W. Stein, State Senator from
Lehigh and Northast . pton counties, was in
the city yesterday. He left for the West
this morning, accompanied by Josiah Cole,
Esq., editor of the Correspondent and
Democrat," an influential paper published
in Easton.
E. M. Shields. Esq., of Cincinnati, Su
pervising Inspector of this District, also
arrived here yesterday.
Sprang a Leak.
Yesterday morning the steamer Lake
City got aground at White-Riffle. ten miles
below the city and, when a tog had pulled
her off, was found to have sprung a leak,
leaving four feet water in the hold and
damaging the' argo, which will , he remov
ed to-day by lighters.
Silver Ware at Auction.
This afternoon, at two o'clock, the sale
of the largest and choicest stock of Silver
Plated Ware offered this season,
will be
commenced--beaatiful Tea Sett Setts , Castors,
Coffee Urns, Ice litohiii,-Butttit Dishes,
Salt Stands t ,Goblets, Spoons,Forks, and
every thing in that all of which will
be sold to the highest bidder.
t.
'Panchen.
. .
We advise all lovers of theatncals to see
this piece. It is one of the mOstrdelight
ful dramas ever produced on oar stage
and cannot fail to please all. As Fanchon
Miss Rush is beyond critichtm Orint
the part gracefully an d natur ally. while
she m well supported by then company.
No one who takes our advice will regret
it.
Lunn, bear in mind the peremptory
sale of Sewing Machines to take place
at the Auction House Of E. W. Lynd,
corner of Wood street and Virgin alley, on
Friday next, May 2sd, at 2 o'clock. For
particulars read the advertisement ,in an•
other column. • -
ratted Preabysersau Asimithl47-
.
The General Assembly of the United
Presbyterian Church met last evening in
the Second (Dr. Primile3r l s) church, Sixth
street, with a large attendance. The opea
ing sermon was preached by Rev. R. D.
Harper, the retiring Moderator.
Citynertality.
Dr. A. G. McCandless, Physician to the
Board of . Health, reports the interments
as follows, from May 10th to May 18th,
18152:
1 , Omipani L , Ada .
k* Ikie
-
t b o- et r t —.. C
.—hilire n.
Aw f 01 i ... 2 Me i sins a 2
Railrod Aceot', 1
l
wit.. •• . •'....:.;0" •..
• • '27pluitlfiiii-1:: - .....2 - 7
tin llamatioa alums • 7
Of the above there were . : .
Under 1 year - '2 Welt 30 to 40 4 L ''.o ' 1
Ftril.to 2...-- 2 " 40 to 50...._.....--1, ,
• 2to • - 3 ' "-- 50 to 00 •
" sto 104..... .... ..-. 0 Into 1tt...;..
„.--:.. ..
Ito 15., ....,.. . 0 • ' • L. 70 to 00,.....-,---
.10toiti o l;,.. tr,o
. ..... , litii. , -.,....*, - ......„, i r
tiol l iefttili
-J.:3.1...w. ! at.or
~J08~8~'idi~~OH { "
?friiiiaiSeeVßsas'oi
FANCY AND PLAIN
Fr ItNITURE - dr CHAIRS
WAREHOUSE, 136 SMITHFIELD STREET
(Between Sixth street and Virgin alley.)
PATENT WRITING CASE
THIN CANE 1550 ARRANWED To
give the writer a table eight by nine inehea
to write upon, will hi.. 1,1
Pon MA Pencil.
India kubbar,
and Cheitkorig
and xyt wits IhLi up ur to amour, ontr,34
Imbed by 2 inettee.
For .4aoby
IC HAIVE,II',
CUSTOM HSE.
Pittsburgh. April 14th, OU 1562. I
_
NOTICE .IS HEREBY I+llr Ell
that "SEALED PROPOSALS" tioroin
roabieeguig. Ok r a on e application t a a
t th l i i :; l sfh?.,, i til
be receivisi thereat. until 12 o'clock. mi•ridi on. or
the FIRST TUESDAY OF JUNE IiEXT. for the
supply of Provisions. Medicine. Ae., enumerated
in mid forms, for one year. commencing on the
SrstofJulY next. and ending on the thirtieth of
June following. The quantities stated are esti
mated with reference to the usual number of pa.
tients in the Hospital; but the United States rc•
serves the right to take more or lees of said arti
eles, accordingly as they may be required. If the
articles delivered at the 'Hospital are not iu the
judgment of the Physician of the best quality and
adapted to the Hospital, he will be at liberty to
reject the same, to purehase other 3irtirle. in their
stead. and to charge the cont ractor with any ex
cars accost over the contract prices. The It cited
States reserves the right to accept the pronosals
for the whole or any portion of the articles ,peei
fied. CHAS. IT. RATC 11E1 .0 R.
spls:td Surveyor and Agent of Shrine Hospital
- - - -
DIL.BIRANNTRUP, NO. NS SIN ITO
1hm."17 FIELD STREET. eau be consulted at all
hours of the day. See large advertisement. •
myl9-4t
ATTORNET JOJIN
Lv, KIIIIRPATRICIEiII he a can for nomination to the ahave oleo , before the
nest nominating Republican County Conseil
tin. -
upl-tdawte
- -
13 .—T.--1880--.X.
DEL A II '
PLANTATION BITTERS,
Exhausted Nature's great re,torer. They invigo
rate, strengthen and purify the system. oure Dye ,
pepsia. Acidity of the Stomach, Diarrhira. &e. A
perfeet appetizer and Muhl. They inrigorate the
body, without tlmulating the brain. They are
compound of pure St. Croix Rum, Roots end
Herbs, and are receommended by all who roe
them. Adapted to old or young, but particular',
recommended to the weak and languid. Sold by
all Grooms. Druggists. Hotels and Saloons.
P. 11. DR.&U t CO..
tay743meed 2$ Broadway, New York.
R. R. BULGER ,
11401M7ACTIIRER OP
EVERY DESCRIPTION OP
FURNITURE.
No. 43 Pint wtd Ntreet.
PITTSBURGH.
A FELL ASSORTMENT OF
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Constantly on haad, whit+ we will sell at the
lowest orlon for CArtlf. •
NEW GOODS
ANT E HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM
the East a large and chore solution of
SPRING A ND SUMMER GOODS,
forGente and Youths wear, erebraeinre all the
newest styles COATINGS. CASSIMERES ANTI
I TYSTINGri. W. H. MeGEE & C. 0.,
143 Federal 'greet.
eorner Market Square- Allegheny city. m.r9
SMITH & PITOAIRN,
RCHA NT TA 111.0 RS,
N A. 4 s
STREET.
FAMILY' COAL DEPOT.
WM. X. STEWART,
DEALER IN COAL.
*IL Corner SOUTH COMMON & SANDUSKY
STREET; ALLEGHENY CITY.
Families supplied with coal at low rates
on abort notices. inhS:3in
M -----
I NERA WATARN—I AM THIN
day in receipt of fresh surplice of
Congress and Empire Waters.
As a Fpring medicine. Congress Water is excel
lent. The freshest article alwaYs on head at
JOSEPH FLEMING'S,
JOS E PH FLEMING'S.
corner Market street and the Diamond.
corner Market street and the Diamond.
my2l
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
••
INSERTED . IN EVERY STYLE,
and eharies LOW:
Warranted the heat of material in all eases,
E. °UDR!. Dentist.
134 Smithfield street.
SOLAR OIL WORKS COMPANY,
OF PENNSYLVANIA:
OFFICE ST. CLAIR STREET. 'agar the Brides.
1116Addrimm
T. WEAVER;TILAmettiry and Treasurer.
myl9-tf
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Madames,
NO. It MYTH STREET"; PPIRSBI4OII. PA
dummied the Ant Premien at eAs
United States Fair .
FOR THE YEARS
1858, 1859 and 1860.
UPWARDS OF S 0, 0 0 0
JIACIIINICS sold in the United States
YORE THAN
20.000 HOLD THE PAST TEAR
We oder to the publie WHEELER WIL
SONSIMPROVED SEWING MACHINE, at
REDUCED PRICES, with Increased confidence
of its merits as the best aad most useful Family
Sewing Maeldnenow la um It doss equally well
on the thickest and thinnest fabrics, makes the
look-stitch impossible to unravel, alike on both
aides. Is Magda in construction. more speedy In
movement, sad more durable than any other ma
chines. Medan giving prices sad description
of machine furnished gratis on application in per of by litter.
Every Machine warranted for three rem
WM. SUMNER 4c CO
OTATO -
, 150 baobab Red Potatoes. •
. 150 do Pinkeye and P le Chili do;
, * AO, •
.do , Prime Albert _
and &rade 17 JAMB A.
i l yn .. . . eineeekkerkataadlleststreeta.
•
Ontra in. v o litta n a. l erA+.4
1 -1 11111Wto.
. r /4 11 1. 1 V. divot
PITTSBIIROM.
stud titetVliestd
OFFICE ROOM No. 12 BERKE'S BUILDING,
FOURTH STREET. PittAhurgh. - pa.
X 25,000 to iivregt !o .ifortgasei and No. 1
Paper. my? -4
S 0 o—rollt NA LE Tll.lll
N
large mid eonvenhmit. ritve!ling house on th , .
eoroer of Third rind °rant atreetx, aultable to r 3
Hotel, or large b•brroditor house, eantaining ele , en
ront.4, Will b"..,01d nn e.o+v term; orpoyment by
S, C;l'Tlf BERT Jr: SON,
Market Atrem.
Checker Mks/6rd
• - • --
111111311EE 00011111 LOTS OF OIiOUND.
11. each 25 feet by V*. only $1 . ...Z clth. Term.,
tlO in hand, halanoc, at rate of one dollar par
week. :await on Blount Ws:4)ll4ton, withi n
to hotin.' sent!: of the rite. For :ale by
.CSONS.
Mqrictit street.
WOOD & THIRD ST4
- -
dri k mor h. 5 .4 O r0p..1.1..1.11.61: BRICK
`idwelling hetp.e on Liberty ,tre, - -t. with two lot:,
of ground, ono fronting on Liberty direct. the other
on Penn street. Thi, xrellt bargain
1.1 - 111REP.T A: SONS.
31 Mttri•iet gtreet.
130TATOEA
-30 Bush els lied Polaris.loo ' l'urple Chili Pota ;qv,.
Snst received awl for sale by
fiSTORE FIXTURE% A.T AUCTION-
This morning at 11 o'clock. wi ll he corner o
Fourth and !Smithfield streets. be sold one
Burke k Barnes Fire Proof Safe, Office Dcik,
I 7 1111 were. Shelving, I las Fixtures. Stov e and Pipe,
Cuishions .&c: Sale positive.
My 22 T. A. Moll ELL .1 , A uctioncer.
NOW READY.
ARTEMUS WARD
HIS BOOK,
With Many Comir Illnotrationi
on Tinted Paper.
Elegant 12in0., Cloth Bound ; price $1
OF THE 61@E1 Ela 1
Cand mast characteristic- writings or this moo
American Humorist. For eeveral years there he
appeared no first-rate hornet-one boos from to
American press, and a good non at this time. whoa
the community is eraving P , r eomething where
with to dispel the depression into which it be
hven plunged, will be welcomer by every one.
Many of the funny kitten, cruse im
mortal - Artornut Ward." have become familiar
by being; e.pied and re copied in the nevrepaper.
el the day: others. however. hero:escaped th ,
ace of the taadPr, and an attempt has been muds
in this volume to ....fleet the beat. and to iseut
them in one handsome volume. splendidly illus
trated. No one will be dissatisfied alter investing
a dollar upon'a book that will illumine with yeah
of latimhter every household into which it finds is
way. For Pale by
HENRY MINEB, ►t
No. 71 and 7$ Fifth street, next door to Pr
Office. • myt
BOOTX AND NHO EP
ABOUT HALF PRICE,
CONCERT HALL SHOE
NO. 42 FIFTH STREET.
RECEIVED LAST WEEK
EM H VINO EVERY POSSIBLE VARIETY
CONGRE.z. 4 GAITERS. 80 CENTS
41.- JEWELRY MANUFACTURERS'
ASSOCIATION ill the Irvit room. Semi for a
:4lnglle of price...
S'TATIONERY PACKAGES,
with JEWELRY. 73 tents perdozen.
J. R. GARDINER, 62 sth *trek.
NEXT TO EXPRESS OFFICE.
Agent for the Aosoointion
BECREEE MOWERS & REAPERS.
RUSSEL'S IRON HARVESTERS.
CA YUGA CHIEF. - .T R..
WOODS' MOWER.
Separators,
Horse and Dog Powers,
Hay Elevators,
Ha v Rakes. &slims, Scythe Stones and Rifles.
C`Oltivators, Plow& Harrows. and all sorts of
Agricultural Implements eonstantlY
on hand at
BECKHAM & LONGS.
N 0.127 Liberty street,
next door to Hare's Hotel.
DII9ISOLETION OP PARTNEEISIIIP
The partnership of the undersigned undo
the stele of GEORGE W. CASS & CO was did
solved by limitation on the Pit instant. W.
McClintock will attend to settling the business
of the Arm.
Office No. 112, Market Street.
(IEO. W. CASS.
OCK.
W3l. MeCLINT
Pittsburg, May 16,1362—my17-Iwd
s . SEELY
ST. •
IL/4 141 FIFTH REET, opposite Cathedral
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT,
DRAINS" IS
NOTES, BONDS, MORTGAGES and other 9ene
ttlesap4
•
LADIEIS• RID SLIPPERS, 40 eta.
LADIES• HEEL GAITERS, .1,00
LADIENOR. HEEL BOOTS, 01. •
S'
D. S. - DIFFENBACHER
NO. 15 FIFTH STREET,
myl4 Reeeiald Door Irs Market it.
THIN
Just famed a eccaptsas samstmeat of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
W. la..iosons * co.,
my 9 142 Federal streat.Allagbass My. .
TEAELBOAT WRECK 'PER BALIS
The week of steamer MESSENOndiew
at the Maria Railway. esasistin" sof all.
Enoisiesol Dater Hiner Ear Chided
Anchor Chains, Aroc. &p&p
WELL $llO.,
1273-Im4 No. ES Water stie..d.
EATON, XACININ & CO—
. NO. 17 ITITTR STREET, .
Livia the Steaks of
Wholesale a Detail. ituyeza
to a has and nisied stock of delimit)]e psi
hut weed.
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WlaLltar 120 IN PACIEt
LNG Casio, ofolsadid side ft nalbsrL
for eby &LO
0 0/ o Dza !*_7„XiberO• griet-ro,
An• II IN 0 AND 1171PEIIIII
4111. CHINES.
and
Blevatora,learresay
'editor* Rakes arid Iraiteltrtmals
for Pole bY BECKHAM & LairriC" ..
ism' 'No. 127 Liberty Arm
WO SECOND
" . 7=2'
1 Portable Melodeenaif &
a:4llam & Ha.NaForside bY
kw* , roux n: =Lunt. sir Wriedibriati '
VI I IIC i r .11111:11r1"111111""liga l
PSAllagel•
Alee of
AtreetA.Ois morning; 11 1
BOTTOMRY - ANti RESPONDENTIA
ENITIAN. BLltiLli—
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ANDREW WRITE "
wishes to inform his friends and the public that he
is situated on
LIBERTY STUMM. NO. 11117.
near ST. CLAIR STREET. and is prepared to
accommmlato all who may want nnytlungin his
at the lowod rate. for cash or such trade as
may suit him.
Old Blinds repaired, repainted and trimmed at
the very. lowest price, and if the work does not
please I will charge nothing for it.
2i. B. —lt has been freely reported by some of
my particular friends in my line that I had quit
the Blind making, which is not so.
my 2-1 mdt
I. H. CASIDAY
Note. Stock, Draft, Bond liud Mort-
gage. Real Estill° and Nor
ellandbee Broker.
JAS. A. YEI'ZER,
corner Market and Finn etreeL+.
till nontinue in he told at
CEECI
70 CAI,3
Women's lloroceo loots $l,
ISI2
SsaaMETll'
, :iO;4 IIII 4OCtIErRRET
1 woad inrussahii attditioalot .
sad pen
flemen to that he:Luelar r of art so MUM es
teemed °flats called Si, SION PARTING,
sad ray mode of Inserting .tha tame its Wide sad
Radouan A
It give s sada;
them c light apd lifts-like appear
ance hitherto unattained hare also Jut re
ceive4.wareath /aria and oarefinly adeeted stook of the
best B purchased Ibr 'midi
motto sokitssales mad r
,and my
ROB'S RETRACT OF FLO WERS,
Botanie Cream, for softening and beautifying the
hair, is toawell known to need comment. Also, I
my new HAIR WASH for &mils' use: it Prevents
the hair from falling out and getting prematurely
grey. Ladies do you want to hare a clear, beauti
ful, white and healthful skin? /fao, get a bottle
of my Philedennie, or skin Cleanser, and take a
little healthful out door exercise. This is no hum
bug. but will preserre your beauty to old age. —
Discard all poisonous skin paints,
0w...24111w .1 * it. CAMERON.
STORE,
POE is 11:%C11ar.1Y1—POela.
TINE sale by auction of 33 &wins Ma
chines, at the Auction House of E. W. L YN D.
enrner Wood street and Virgin alley, on
May 23d, at 2 o'clock, as the agent Mr.
DALY, is relinquishing that branch of bonmess,
anti determined to dose the whole etoek at any
LEST
The assortment CE LE BRATEDI I _ I IT'S &
LESTER'S IMPROVED MAN
UFACTURE. Various patterns °fate most sad
ly, beautUul finish and workmanship, which for
durability. design. and giving general *addiction
cannot be excelled. A treat number are of [ the
ELIPTIC AND SHUTTLE PATENT: The
average, cost is from $4lll to slse, but instructions
has been received to dispose of the entire stock
on hand by public valeta the highest bidder. with
out regard to cost in pces,
M ri lC it DALY, Agent.
E. W. LYND. Aectioneer. my2O-td
DI M E
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
NO. 110 SMITHFIELD STREET,
(01 . 1 . 08117, Till CMOS( MOM)
CHARTERED BY TILE LEGISLATURE.
OVVICERISI.
President SAKES PARK, Jr.,
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Wm. 11. Smith H. F. Rndd
Thos. D. Meader A. &daemon
Francis Sellers Josh.ai Rhodes
John F. Jeoulaim. Jaeob Stuekrath
Thomas S. Blair Alex. Bradley
Henry Lloyd Alfred Sleek
TRUSTEES.
•
Josiah King Q Zug
A S Bell Jos Dilworth
S Fowler W A Resit
Jse.W Woodwell R 0 Muerte
F Rabin C W Itiekstaim-
J M. 'Derma g. El Hartman
D. - .ll•Leas ft 41-Aadamma
Ju Rooms D E McKinley
C Hi NUM D Cochran
ISaith
G Jimes W Ihmaeri
B F Jones
WH ittalu
C B Herren
SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
' D. E. MeKIELEY.
Open daily. fres oe.N.tolt r. tt Alio. Tutu
du easi Saturday IffelliVOM II to 8 o'clock.
Deposits received of 0 and upwards.
Dividend; &elated la bor and Joule of
each year.
Dividends allowed to remain are placed to the
credit of the depositor as prideipd, and bear In
terim., thus compaitading it.
Books eontainias Charter. By-Laws. de.. fur
nished at the vice. .
SP Th is Institution eau ummially ;to Wei
Porous whom earnings are ociall. Sart/
to semlati. lw mull deposits. mind.
_a
mut whisk will be sumunie when their
money not only behiroafe but beariadinterast. in
stead of remaining unproductive. m 721
6111232DRIES—
lay 20 woks Muir. & Sou Ala:
20 do Bard*, Parkins London Porter :
30 do Fakir& Ale;
—lO do .Tennent's Stout
In store and for sale by
WM. BENNETT.
my2l4t, No.lllo Weed stmt.
BOOT& NHOINI AND GAITZINI—
Cheaper than at Auction Prioes
• and Warranted,
ST JOB. . H. BOILIA3D 9 II,
GIMP USN SWAM
Come and me for yousoolvoi:
styl7 9$ Mutat street Ski door frolaiali.
PilirASH -1 CAS 6.4 -
r Ego, ad for mile'bY
inr2l. HENRY H. COLLINS. -
..
jj lABEE
.44 5O half barrels Whits Ask
• ' SO do do Lake lionise. hot ro•
toired a n d he Ea. by
: m en . . HENRY IL CgLLIMIL;
OW! ONTO '
AIIATII 11111 U 1111,111%/111N/20
Jame isseivildisrifil/ir bi 7
ms2l theasraimist
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PITTSB = ' g TILL
• •
Lipirs GP P WIP "
ere ur .tD.WL4StuV.—traiP
tireele *aria PriTate /kik. - — 7
Dram kisyle„_ m , - A,l sip* • Cask., 2.
" 1 /* 90 cootie Colored Bov.
50 eestme Gallery lfreente.
. _ .
THIS EVENING.
4th oppenrito,:.... of the yount and Immuttral tragic
sebum
CECILE RUSH.
who will appear as NC HON. dramtliag b,
Mr. George Marlow.
CECILE RUM
AN FANCIIIOII -
FOE THE LAST TIME.
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
We are now manufacturing a superior athlete of
LIME,
which we are prepared to deliver from our COAL
YARD. SOY LIBERTY STREET.
Beet quality of Vunilly Cool always en
hand as uauaL
my^t DICKSON. STEWART .11E CO.
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SILVER PLATED WARE
A 1L" Alr C CA N .
/MN Tim irIINDAT, DA V A,Al'2 AND
V7l-2 o'clock. at VI.
MASONIC h Ai,L AUCTION I; 00MS.
-NO. 35 FIFTH STREET.
willbn.old Lim Liramt and elloireat stuck otNU
-
VP! Plated Ware offernd at Auttiou aea
,..n,,,lmprEittt; in part
MagniSeent Tea Setts, Coffer.
Erns. Soap and Lana Tor
reens, lee Pitchers, Fruit
and Card Baskets..
Tcte-a-Tote Setts, Elegant CNN
10r41, Superb Wine Sett. Tea.
Table and Desert
Spoons,
Large. and euutli Goblets. ,Aisne and Plain Butter
Itishes Syrup and Cream Pitchers, Cake Baskets,
r'ard ditito, Salt Stand 6, in great variety, Forks.
fohnreo Boxes. McClellan Pipes. Camp Cups,
!Fttpkin Rings, with nutuersus articles not men_
above.
rue uttentiou of the partimilarlY hit
ed to this sale.
The stock being direct from one or the largest
uanufactoriee in the East, with orders to close
•ut, will be sold without reserve.
Nile continued till all is roll. %t nn exhibi.
ion en the morning of aisle.
Seat" provided for lad Terms Cash Per
'undo.
m v. 7.9
T. A. 3FCLELIt.I.N l). A outioneor
It E c Er .1 - nn
larat otocic ui
BLACK
Frith Moe lareeha sod Geld
Sereprr. Very Cheep.
BEAUTIFUL LAWN,
/.r us us tank
Vine .1 noonet and. °iron cll I eft.
1.1611 T COI.ORED
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
vi.3-Jtkt opent,i a very avzrtment ot
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
W. & D. HUGUS,
poll guar of Nth mil Market stmts.
001L191 PATZNIT STRAWBICIARY
C
BASKITS—We 'binged Strawberries but
eier.on in these basket/. in coed oondition. to Chi-
Mr). Philndelphis and New York. Formic , at
No. 29 FIFTH . STREET.
nirZ
j 4.:11b • 0
20 Cartons of Ribbons, Nos. 12,
10 and 20, White and assorted
:olors.
Colored Edge Velvet Sibbons.
During next week we shall be in
constant receipt of New Goods,
Mr. Horne 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 Plow
tits, Bonnets, Hats and Shakers,
Embroideries, Linen 'Handker
chiefs, Hosiery and Gloves, Hoop
Skirts, Corsets, Sun Umbrellas,-
Parasols, Hair Nets, Head Dresses,
and a fell line of notions and fancy
goods. .
JOSEPH HORSE.
WHOLESALE ROOMS,
Nos. 77 awl 79 Nlookot 14~4
is7s. Si sod SI Marisa.
ELEGANT AROORTNENT Or
NEW DRY GOODS.
JUST OPEN
-11E'-
DRESS GOODS,
SACQUES, &c.,
NEW STYLE. HOOP SKIRTS,
WITH
EXTRA RIVET PARTENINGS.
Hosiery and Sun Umbrellas;'
HOUSEKEEPINC COOBB, -
Greeds OW Gents wad Boys Wear.
PRINTS. GINGHAM. CHICKS. &e. I
Terms Cask, Bakes Priem low. 1
C. HANSON Lour. #t,CO.,
my/0 3146 74 Market street.
winuararom _
IRON AND NAIL WORKS.
LLOYD 131.A.CIEL
Nanofooturato of •
liariShoot, Bone 'Plate, INi. A
mad? firea,NalioaidOpMosi
ALA. Rem SoseP ta Vail UPI ilt e tai Aar
R Oesl
orke are sjoininir e tterClTYClariioll
Waroloomk, - No.llo 10.11 , orisio',Ot Asia N
NliorkoAstre•s.ll/Agolloyoullaildlapr.
spilloa4l , . .
0111101
lIEWOHANT TAILOR,
49 St. Clair Atreet.
eßamarrs wrens mum TO OZ
ER CHEAP FOR CASK.
HAKIM KNIIKINIIIII !KOK 'KW
CASSMlr il li s armor. wth-"Z i t.
ii t s=t=hi tri pi m op_
Ir" 1.11.
1711:1111"'"7
WIMBAIIIIIII-
tar 10 bozos ia 34 pound fa I pass,' papa l g o r
a a l tar
/1314.111R4k11,10=501.
ssamrsr.:
StIX:KIR DBMISEI GOODS,
Isms siiiherisrp.M asi amuse
Ws *odd twit. al tokinds.
ail sod .I$P
"raftlna end Mulles very C"
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fic"S "
!Mir"
eiimr meld 0104-wr
_J - Prrain t a a ,
• Frasktlaairiatit
Oullatra. mirk. '—'sl •
Miner's. qo fen.
' • • AMMETEIS. •
franklin. rd. Basai&Nowkay#6,
l iallatin ya AlkirWmomaThni." '
poi. Ba Peablesatlizabeith.
Mule Martin, Brews. Wliesling.
J T Weoznb% Donnelly. Evansville
Saienee.liene. kortaniosta
air The River—Last evening at twilight
there were 8 feet :Pinches 'niter in the ohms ' s(
and Mina. Weather warm.
Soreapt. Willoughby's new steanior
Silver Lake, No 3, juit hid-lied at our landing,
is one of the neatest and comPlete low water
boats yet built at.this plaee. The hull is,fialn
California: length 154 feet, beam 112 feet...hold-4j
feet. Machinery built by Jones Reese. Caw
dery Irdnehei with 434 feetstroke,
long and 40 inches in diameter. ,lihe him*
ity of 400 tone; draws only 15 limber.. 'Thle .. .gin:lll4'
MU furnished by .SlessiS. I:7aldwell Brodmieg-,
Painting in .3foreby's bald. style. The Captain is
experioneed officer and one of the beat Union"
:nen inviter the fret Clerk is Our faithful
tbut. one of this btiit olionet that .
0 avel4 iu the 1f e.-a. May the IJeat steam nesed,
the beet end owners.
ifoto-. The .fiue light draught utpitnet.
t:opt. Carleton. lean*
lialeua. Dubuque and Saint Paul:
will g.) through without re-abirping. Sir. Byrum.
Wl3O has chArgri• of the 0610 e, will attoad to. Me
rad.enxono.
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Irdr• The favorite, pease:4er atkasiai
Medeetiter. Capt. G. '4. heal, is atinosuiet4 tor
St. Louie. Galena ant St. Paul. She, has the
hest of seeumatudations and attentive tillianditi ,
Oar attentive fitiewirovtet will .?o the horn**_
the office.
. .
iiiit'Capt. W. l)ean'snew steamer Navi
gator lesv.s thi4 day for CincinnatVatidlikiitl.
Louis. The hull wet.heilt'hy 3leSsra. dAck,443.
I tl'illitnes, BI tOll Ilk. and in complete in evett . ..
r:spect the eabin one of dittilet's beetiobt..asid .
that 6 saying a load desl: the hull is - 15,1' tkle
Leant Xi feet, hold lent: paintipg 1 ,3
sou: her capaeity.is about 500 tens, ateirie hir
cone:: action TO expense has been pparciii-
De,,n, of our moat exhcrlenced boat linildjets.
bm, to use fair:OW. "Spreltd-biDUN4l,2''
; Competent illtke pronounce lice one of theillitrt:
tulapted beats of the season. Captain:llkiiiiiimih .
hooka of friends. because he is upright andlloadir
-11 he all his dealing , . . Mf r d. 1 :4011#110101 1 .14 . (0'
as first clerk. and eongrafufate
teearing so worths. and competent oirrcipv : llrok
wish the owners and offieers the. lartrosi,mtv!*z.,
anti are confident they will deserve it. .
r
.. The spit ndid passenge! 144160 . 6
llsootab. Copt. It. L.. Illendrieksoin.
for Cincinnati. Cairo. Slant Lonia,d .
Tido boat has the btist of aecolantodatitaam, •
tire and experiencedotEcera. Mr..othri •
will do the attentive in the office. Whliat Nnititit
Ifeiviriek.;on and Erimi Rill se
. c. topsri A: '
here the heatof attention: .-
For Pit. Louis. iie•kr.4, seek - Woad.
Galena. - Dubuque and St. Paul.
SATURDAY. mAirii. IL!. ~
.r.
TIRE FINE PAMMI)mIIIM.
steamer PRIMA DONNA;O4miII.:
. oore. Commando% will les,. for the Aft,
Pons ea announced above.
Per freight or pow* Apply dzi boad ato
my 22 J. B. LLIr..MOSTON k CO.• Avers
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For Chmeisaati, , Eolro Rolf Lowdai, 44.,5
loos, Dvaboque awl St innaL
THURSDAY. MAY M.l F. M. '. ..
...
..,.,,c.z... `: THE FINE /STEMMA au.
,tivia.--7-,,,..;;1:: FASZCaptakt Carleton. willies*,
as announced for the above and intermoasto
ports.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10 -, ,
my 22 JC.LLY FLACK. Asset •
J. KNOX
For St. Louis, Galena, aid Salsa
FRIDAY, MAY 24, 4F. it. - •
ftmeil=ATHE PAIN
SPLENDID
GER Steamer 'II.ODERAMIV
Cana IC Real Conimandin, will lainrwaireP
nomad kw the above and in termediate
For flight ar_pwavelfatiply an bond OF OP • 4
liaZ J. B. LIVINGdEGN. k CO. Amnia "
For GiMeillNU, Cairo. NI. Loido:aorl
NC Fool. - .
taIBSDAY. 'KAY 22. 4
• 4 - 2' 4 '. THE. LIGHT
paarcngersteamer DACOT
Capt. D.L. Hendrickson. will leave as
above. •
. •
For freight or pa...saste sipply on board or ta
J 2410. FLA.CK. or JOHN B. LIVINGSTO A N 41.00.:
my= mts.
For elnelonaati and
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THURSDAY. MAY 209 A.M.
r ii idr w h THE NEW ANs rapine
draught passenger steamer
VIE LAKE, NO. 32 Wirowdoncormuarabr.lo
leave am anuovo &bon.
Fortnight or Plumage Wl= boar
toy= LO
For lasi* Keokuk. **We
Island, Dubuque sad ga ds
+4.+e) THIS' DAY. MAT 21.
adriaitcrllla NEWSTEANSJI..
AVIGATOR Cept Winton :
will have for the above sada intentional, mei ,
For freight or memo appbrott boarder tir.“.•
14;y111:.=_W! WI:101144101111411
For Boave_ t _ altalbon'thlo ;imam
TaillniNimiliftsiir ,_ , ;.,.• jt ,
Atiurr 5 111n1u1iiiit
.14 is a is 120 b.
eammi lot grie. mwo,
Wrigicaud /Yids/ 0.431. Dix -
at moot farmeftsperaoilsied aifiri4 i
J. tanmaregt aw.. Walt linlii: `
Regiaar r14.141. 111 4 1 rl
IrariTet 6llll . 4 1 1101FfW....
• . Pa*
strassieW AMA
oat, conualdoo. .1,
new. I AY. . at 4 P. m.. sad loom
Fo u r
" AY at. Ba. In. • • --• ;• • '
For trot& or..aga oa tomtit to
J. B. btvittotiTun Jr.. 00 . 5.44110 6.
• - ra , •
.toortmo6.
For Jaarile4ki, Par k erii buirjr n.
as 11 44 1 1 1 : 11 1HIP d
MU, WIONNISDAT.7:4I(I.II
tri •-lasyl er fis%
D th a d&SD " rigm 421kamirt
qamwYmtattailiaik,
STEAMBOAT Asituorii:
w . Z 743 E "Ivrg3-,
Has °mod ea ogee at
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NO. 90 WATZILISTIMW:;: - .' , 1.1
Where he wlit traamet a Clatereljrialiiheall"
dames busbies. ead would adieu a mare of pa.
maze laxasteradmooask
.• - -
sis rex Two
7
. HainL
AM—es Brothers elegant
octave rion th OMNI KM Nfollini.
foil inn' Om% in/Laud, assigo.l.
ban. far two Fermkt_
IBA JOHN LO
L".,MO '
75 / • • -
Ladies' Lasting Slippers for 40 cent.
Ladies' Morocco "" 86-cada.
And other Goods in z propisstji . o'
isiyl7 IPS Market. 2sldoor frinalidlthstr!
ifkOLLAIZ. 1111.111111164 MANX OP
ALF ED of theLe=ore. at its ice'
gliPPliesent to * . maiming i•
iket soak nog: - .twill enable it
Dtviatad of SIT Pr"
sepoimo. Therefore
marrow wit' reel estate for
els APPhr dined, to the
wdJ
lmw.
EDWARDP
Counselor .
Co , Ps.
B.—T -
Gobi=
by Mr