Atiarroifit — , May 28.—J. D. Stiles.
Deatoilide.Aandidate for Congress, has
been (*tad to fill the place of Thos. B.
Cooper, deceased: Had ewer 500 majority.
evermissmisieeefOliebutatl Dans Commweial.•
TrafteadiengSraiall ea the State
•r.finpais4l,lll•lll,lllo•Sread.
*Mitt PliaPer rant. lamed by
the St itars /tient to Wan St.—
Whiteey *tithe Case•fWeeevery
•rwsse,•••,.
bretaxseot.ta, May 24th.—A considera
ble excitement was caused in this city this
afternoon; by the diseoveryofatt enormous
freed aeon the State of Indians to the
atanuntofnear -one million two hundred
thousand doThers,- by one of her former
agents. The facts, as near as we can learn
them, ste as follows :
Previous to February, 1859, the Auditor
and Treasurer of this State were in the
habit of signing and entrusting State bonds
to the agent of the State, who has an office
in street, New York, and it is now as
certained that Mr. it. C. Stover. as the
elerk of Hon. John A. ervens, agent of
the State, issued over twelve imoilred thou
sand dollars of frnitilitleiii au I spa :on-4 five
per cent. stocks. Mr. Craven-,
.held the
office but a short time, not overt o months.
and resined.
.thiv. Willard at mit.e tip.
pointed Mr. Stover agent of the
had control of the office all the time. eit itet
as clerk or principal.
It is thought that Mr. Stover continued
to issue the bonds from blanks still in his
possession during his entire term of MEN.,
dating them back to Craven's term. in or
de:4o-00;d an act passed. in l'obrunr . .
1859, requiring them, in 'ease of trans
fers, to be registered in the State Audi
tor'd office, as well as to secure his own
bonds Men. They are all signed J. A.
Cravetat; by D. C. Stover, clerk. Mr.
Cravens was notaware of these frauds un
til.. within a few days. They were first]
dissevered by Colonel R. N. Iludson, the
agent, some months since, when they
were presented for the payment of in
terest. He immediately communicated
the fact to Governor Morton, who at once
proceeded to New - York, where he had an
interview with Hon. Daniel S. I)ickinson,
Attorney General of that State, and A.
Oakley Hall, the District Attorney. The
Governor insisted upon the arrest of the
parties, but Messrs. Hall and Dickinson
argued that it would have a bad effect
un the State as well as National finances,
and they thought they could get the par
ties to take up the paper. The guilty par
ties informed the District Attorney that
there was not three hundred thousand dol
len out, and that they would redeem them
at the rate of twenty-five thousand dollars
per - week. This had been carried -out till
over seven hundred thousand had been
redeemed, and they now confess that there
iiaatin ihalf million yet outstanding. The
matter leaked out in New York, and was
in the New York papers of yesterday.
Mr. Stover's accomplices are two well
known Well street bankers.
Gov. Morton, who is with lialleck's ar
my, was notified of this yesterday, and Un
wed** telegraphed to the Attorney
Cleiersl and one of the Loan Commis
sioners, to proceed to New York and as
sist iR the prosecution of the guilty parties,
*hick wilt be done without delay.
These use parties have a bank in op
oration at Belihrille i New Jersey. Mr. Sto
ver is its President.
T!te war loan, or six per cent, bonds of
Indiana, being coupon bonds, have no
muneetion with the five per cents of the
s t ite, which is inscribed stock.
It also stated that Martin Batzner, for
the past two terms Treasurer of Franklin
county, ha.• absconded with thirty thous
and dollars b."longing to that county. He
i s sa id to b e a : . ‘vinpathizer with Jett'. Da
vis, and has prohtibiy gone South. SAIL
DIE'):
Monde y, May 26th. at 434 0', \1, , , ck , P. m.. Mr. A.
D. IDLINE, in the 49th year of 0. 1
Tie lliNeel will proceed from his Wte residence.
comet of Seventh and Smithfield streeV) this of •
tempter at S o'clock.
Itiaaband. Father, Thou halt left us,
And thy lose we deeply feel
Bat "Its God, that has bereaved us.
Home all our sorrows heal.
On Thursday. May ?A. at 7 o'clock P. M., at
Blannudre Hotel New York, after a long illness,
Gan. 'JAMES IitENA N, late United States Con
sal at BMW Kong, China.
were taken to Greensburg for in
ternees t.
ilia= ~nTn.
JOSEPH MEYER 8 SON,
MAIIIIPACTITRIRS OP
FANCY AND PLAIN
1 1 111:111111TURE & CHAIRS
WALEHOUSE, L 35 SMITHFIELD STREET
(Between Sixth street and Virgin allow.)
ad/ errnownwer.
PATENT WRITING CASE
4 1 111144 DASIE IS SO ARRANGED AS TO
A. sive the *titer a table eight by nine inches
to writ* mold. will hold
real Ss* resell.
14M ItalMiev,
and Meeker*,
Mi pot will Ibld up so as to measure only 834
to by 2 inches,
tor obi by
W. S. HAVEN,
WOOD & THIRD BTO.
. ,
• ' - night Cold,
„ fatighmilaaitatnetia
• or Base ~..Vhoaate
which, might be checked
with a simple remedy,
.Inoglimia, often. terminates seriously.
tit* "".'fff aware if the im
oiss*g- a Agatiah. O t t
'Wed its first stage • that urhioh
hirbatine 'wciuill' Oa" to a
-,lnsuirsmody, if not attended to, soon
attar* the havp.
-4riiimuu'isagssertiLea
U9!4,ll4t.intnxilsard dram yews ago.
)„kaos Um, jarsami that thoy ars the
= id. Ware the 1:4163..fcr
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i fatadosA, the :Making
Ihis44 t formansittian, and
nuMimusscifartions of th.,Naaat.
irtuavr . ingnudiate
Postale' Speakers:4r Bawer,
• •scat find there effectual fro. clearing
Tad etnnirthening the voice.
all (Druggists and (Dealers
111Falioins, at P 6 °wispier box.
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ItNITURE.
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The deOth oThs jnerr
elaini
Cense] to ..HongKe4ll . lti.wheihe
has resided for many Tears. is announced
'as having oeentred'inPew,York last week,
to which city he had Just returned in very
feeble health. Ile was a brother of ThoN.
J. Keenan,. Esq., of this city, and E. 3.
Keenan, of'Greensbuti now signal officer
at Port Royal... His reamiitis have been
I brought to Etreensburg for interment.
CITY MID 11161110111000 INTELLIGINCL Gen :. Fermin was in the thirty-ninth
177tL riernormiza, & NO. st 7
: ARKROtic 1 SPATS
Mulct. WM). Inter, N aseats thp "Idyl V
ais*Weeltly Peal &Um sat ars an
tlieeised to take AllShaTUAambilits andStbsedisttaas
for as at our Lame Rats,.
Regular Meeting of Comae Um.
City Councils held their regular meeting
last evening.
In Select Council—All- the members
present except Messrs. Allen, Duncan and
Wills. .
The minutes of last meeting were road
and approved.
A petition for water pipes along Kirk
patrick to Duncan street, was referred to
the Water Committee, with instructionsto
report expense and probable revenue. C.
C. concurred.
An ordinance authorizing the grading,,
paving and setting
with curb of portions
of Wide alley. Prospect, Forbes - and
Magee streets and Cherry alley. was
read three times and pa. , se.l. C. C. con
curred.
1 A resolution from the Firemen's Asso
; dation, asking the transfer of the appro
priation to the Vigilant Fire Company to
any other steam fire engine - company
which may be formed, was read, accom
panied by a communication from the com
pan v. explaining that the reason for their
V. it lidrawal was the refusal of the Associa
tion to recognize them as a steam engine
company, and asking to be placed unier
control of the Committee on Fire Engines
and Hose. Referred to Committee on
Fire Engines and Hose. C. C. non-con
curred and laid on table.
A resolution, authorizing the transfer of
$2,000 from the Contingent Fund to ap
propriation No. 6 (Water Works) for the
extension of water pipes. Referred to
Finance Committee. C. C. concurred.
A report was read from the Committee
on Gas Lighting, with a resolution author
izing the erection of lamps as follows:
Pike street, between O'Hara and Walnut,
Pike street, between Walnut and Factory,
Pike street, between Factory and Adams,
corner Adams and Pike, Webster between
Liberty and Elm, and Second, between
the two outermost lamps now erected.
Resolution read three times and passed.
C. C. concurred.
An ordinance authorizing the construc
tion of a public sewer on Ann street,
Eighth Ward, was read three times and
passed. C. C. concurred.
A n ordinance authorizing the grading,
paving and setting with curb stone of Van
Braitin street, from Pennsylvania Avenue
to Bluff street, was read three times and
passed. C. C. concurred.
A report from the Street Committee was
accepted, showing that they had ordered
the removal of the watch house in the rear
of the Good Intent Engine house. In the
matter of the East Liberty Passenger Rail•
way Co. they found the ordinance suffi
cient to protect the interests of the city.
A petition from the Pennsylvania Salt
Manufacturing Co. asking for the privi
lege of laying a double railway. track from
their works,_ corner Duquesne way and Pitt
street, to the water's edge. was discussed
at some length and then laid on the table.
Adjourned.
IA Common Council—All the members
present except Messrs. Hayden, McClel
land, McGowan, McVay, O'Neill and
Howbottom.
After prayer by President McCandless,
the minutes of last meeting were read and
approved.
Mr. McGowan presented a petition for
the paving of O'Hara street below £tna,
which was referred to the Committee on
Streets. S. C. concurred.
A petition was presented by Mr. Snively,
from citizens of the Seventh Ward, asking
relief from a disagreeable nuisance in the
shape of an oil refinery on John Shafer's
property. Referred to City Solicitor, kc.
S. C. concurred.
Mr. Roberts, petition from the First
Ward School Board, asking the attention
o f Councils to the storing of a large quan
tity of oil in barrels on a lot opposite the
school horse. Referred to "Oil Commit
tee." S. C. non-concurred and referred
to Street Committee, with power to act.
On motion ot'Mr. Bailey, a resolution
was passed, forming a Committee on. Oil,
consisting of two from the Select- and three
from the Common Council.' The Common
Council appointed Mews. Bailey, Rob
erts and Long. • S. C. non-eoacurred.
A petition from . Peter Price, asking the
privilege of erecting a frame house on Sec
ond street, Eighth Ward, presented by Mr.
Killen, was-referred to thit'Quitmittee on
Wooden Buildings, with power to act. S.
C. concurred. •
A resolution was passed authorizing the
removal of the_gas lamps at the end of: the
Monongahela Bridge, mnless the Company
pay for the gas consumed, S. C. concur
red.
The Committee to whom was referred
the ordinance on the grade of Reed itieet,
reported, through their chairman,A.
Hays, in favor of the new *Tittle an d the re
port was adopted.
The action of the Select Council in form
ing a new standing Committee on Rail
roads, on which Messrs.. Thompson ,and
Miller had been appointed, was concurred
in and Common Council appointed Messrs.
Killen, A. Hays and Armstrong.
Adjourned.
and Inkstand.
Chieeker
The Funeral or Capt. Bruhn.
The funeral of this lamented officer
took place yesterday afternoon as an
nounced, from the residence of his father
in-law, Major .7). Pickeisen, Third street.
There was a large attendance of &liens
.
and•friends vehiclesomd- the , co ffi n,
which was pliced j iii a lege hearse, wrap
ped in the American flag: ras preceded by
the Parke Zousves and Hambright Rides
the eirehringed...ptiadiKis
~.mt„thr Friend
Rifles occupying, places on either side the hearse 'contained the remains of
their• Captain. The cortege proceeded to
Troy . Hill, Allegheny City, where the body
was interred in the Jewish burying ground,
with militaryhoilors-
Corporal Young was Ili() buried.3'ester
day afternoon, in the. Union Church-bury
ing.ground, Robinson township, from the
residence of his parents corner Penn and
Walnut streets.
Heap's Pennsylvania Battery.
Much anxiety was manifested yesterday li
for the safety, of the section of Rnap'e
Pennsylvania Battery known to be envy
ged at Front Royal. The section was m
command of Lieut. of this
city and ',reached 'Twit Royal, where it
was ordered by Pen. Shields, m the 19th.
RronitheAlii!thliitheCitaterdei
it &maw:, ibeeilithe men `(except one,
whosecatsdi) have been killed s.oceakirn
ptisonersi ant **henry, )! ! orerk As
there area number lifirmaig me N. n'frapti Al
legbiio attached to the battery, the latest
uselinins• is looked for with inte n se aid::
iety. We trust that may be
less disiitronathin the mamma ftds of
the about now,fiar.' • •
- Itelptdi Kim Cememmillilieli. •
Thaltipnilican-,FMMIthe - Committee
have celled s':Comiention fitillkeideyi
June 2841 a t0 nominate oandidetee for Prim:.
ident ea kAseemiete,' Ida
Common Pleas Court anti err
Delegates to the State Cow
'fie dela** neethgm will
nrdiy, Jane. 2ba. Another
to mounnate - Ceinty eilleetey
Wm theggerr
OB.& HUM&
year of his age. He was a native ol*West
moreland County, and a man of ability and
great force of character. He filled with
credit various important public positions.
He served with diStinction in the MeXicart
war as Lieutenant in the New York
Regiment. The exposures of this service
probably induced the diseases which finally
terminate I his existence. At the close of
the war he was elected Register and Re
corder of Westmoreland County, and af
terwards re-elected for a second term.—
Under the administration of Gov. Bigler
he held the office of Adjutant General of
Pennsylvania. This position he resigned
on his appointment .by President Pierce,to
the Consulate of Kong Kong. in
He has been abroad titer since, with the;
exception of a short visit to his home
Anna three years ago. After his return
to China, he suffered at times very much
from what seemed to be a return of* m a l s •
dies with which he had been afflicted in
Mexico; and though he was naturally of
a powerful .physical organization, these.
aggravated by the severity of the climate.
wore him down rapidly, and for a year
past his health was very bad. He left for
home, with his family, about four months
since ? and ,landed in New York on the
16th instant in a state of utter exhaustion,
and survived but six days longer. His re
mains were taken to Greensburgh and in•
terred there on Sunday last, being attend
ed to their last resting place by a large
concourse of people. He leaves a widow
and two young children.
General Keenan was a very active and
influential citizen, and had a great many
warm personal friends. He was of an ar
dent temperament, zealous in sustaining
those whose cause he espoused, and pos
sessed in a strong degree the faculty of it
taching men to him. Many illustrations
might be given of this. During the early
part of his consular term, he was placed
m a very trying position by a conflict with
the British Colonial authorities on nectuint
of the assumption by thent of what he
deemed an intolerable control over Amer
ican vessels, and their officers and crews,
in the Hong Kong district. The decided
,position taken by him, and his bold and
fearless conduct in sustaining it. compell
ed the authorities to back square down and
abandon entirely thereafter any attempt
to exercise the:power which. to the great
annoyance of Americans they haul alWayS
previously claimed and exercised. The
characteristics he showed in this case and
his liberality to, and adyocacy ot. his
countrymen abroad male Sim hosts of de
voted friends among the officers of our
naval and mercantile marine, and Ameri
cans traveling to China. His early death
will create sadness in many hearts.
Gen. Franz Sigel.
This accomplished officer arrived here
from the West yesterday afternoon and
proceeded to Washington City by the next
train. He goes to make necessary arrange
ments for taking his new command. He
was welcomed at the depot by many of our
citizens. and in obedience to a call from
some of his German fellow:citizens, came
out on the platform and made an apology,
stating that he demired no ovation and was
no speech-maker; he could only speak
with the cannon and write with his sword
in men's blood. file shook hands cor
dially With all who came forward for the
purpose.
Pittsburgh Printer Dead.
Thomas Scanlon, Corporal in the Friend
Rides, who was badly wounded in the hat
tle of Williamsburg, died in the 'hospital
at that place last week. Deceased was
printer, and was prior to his enlistment
employed in this office for several years.
He was an estimable young man, and his
early death will be a source of deep regret
to many, even though he died in a glorious
cause.
Another Plttobarnher Gone.
A letter received yesterday from Capt.
F. C. O'Brien's company, of this city,
states that Sergeant Scott. C. McDowell,
of the same company, was killed in a
skirmish at Tutnall's Station, near Rich-
mond, Virginia. Young 'McDowell was.
it will be remembered, so severely burned
at a fire on Pennsylvania Avenue, two
years ago, that for a long time he lingered
between life and death and reeovered only
to die in a noble cause.
Allotment Money.
John Harper, Esq•, Cashier of the Bank
of Pittsburgh, is in receipt of copies of
allotment rolls for companies E. and
Captains James Ni Hoosey and William
S. Jack, 78th Regiment Pennsylvania
Volunteers, Col. William Sirwell, accom
panied by $6589 20 fordistribution. Per
sons to whom this money is allotted will
receive it by calling at the Bank of Pitts
burgh with satisfactory • evidence of their
identity.
Sergeant Fulton.
Although a military order prevents, for
the present, the transportation of the bodies
of soldiers on government vessels from
Yorktown. Dr. Jonas R. M' Clintock, who
visited the battle-field at Williamsburg and
recovered the body of his nephew, Ser
geant John M. Fulton, who was killed
there, had it placed in a metallic case,
hermetically sealed and transported to
Yorktown for transmission to Baltimore
by private vessel. The body will be
brought home to this city during the pres
ent week.
A Patriotic Town.
We are informed that on the announce
ment of the repulse of 'Gen. Banks in
Mansfield, 0., yesterday morning, a cOm
paayof one hundred and one men was raised
immediately and on their way to Colum
bus in one hour and a half. It must also
be remembered that the whole of Sher
man's brigade of 4,000 men was raised in
this. section besides a number of-compa
nies for other Reginienta. Well , done,
Mansfield.
tleasen's or Hors' Clothing.
Let all who wish to be well clad, whethir
they are olds Or young; remember that Car
*beep Clotiking &ore and Merchant
Tadonneratibliehment is on Federal at.,
near theieadad, Allegheny City. ,
Another Miner Dead.
Co. Reese H. Neeld, of L, 102 d, (Col.
'Rowley%) regimeat, .cshot through the
body above the hips at the 'battle of Wil
died at St. &week's Hospital,
on Friday--night. • His re
mains in the city . on 'Sunda y sad
were ` Domed to die. residence of his
father . James Neeld in Union 'township,
this county.
Hesiy *lit door to
the Post Ogee, Solidi is the June number
of thi soNd utoithly. It is, as always,
well stoietilthebbiekteidbigalld every
Alla& in it willliaeerefolly rad. Thu;
erm rPu
kabipesd tdrOdadolS IWd `nu soon be
Tikvfel#lo -14 0, .
• - COM 1U1SSION; EIALIEL
ANDREW WEITZ
Wishes to inform his friends add &forage that he
is "Rusted on
LIBERTY STIIREL, NO. lEL
near ST: CLAIR STREET, and b prepared to
accommodate all who may want anything in his
line at the lowest rate, for cash or such bade as
may snit
Old Blinds repaired, repainted and trimmed at
the very lowest price, and if the work does not
pleaset I will charge nothing for it.
N. B.—lt has been freely reported by some of
my particular friends in my line that I had quit
the . Blind making, which hi not so.
my2-Imdt •
inNAP IND AND WOWING DA
CHINES; Bay Elevators, Separators ' Horse
Powers, Hay Rakes, Scythes, Forki.'Spadea, and
Farming Implements generally, constantly on
hand and for Attie by
BECKHAM & LONO.
No. 127 Liberty stied
next door to tiore's
QT11.&101' aligeilt lir BOXES IN CANES. in
art iele ererY 'lankier should hare. for Welty
BECKHAM & LONG.
No. 1.7 Liberty street.
cos 0L r *II EELED HORSE
Italce. Iti.k.,s..4.e,jtett !waived
ted for le by Eck HAM A; LONG.
N.. 1•.7 Liberty street..
11 A. It II Itc JAM": .t ' S7► BARREL
111
Leni La elf ivat rweived and formals by
.1 AS. A. FETZER. •
',rurr Market and First streets.
it in coo:- :to ES PRiNE W. R
C11,::c just rt...ei% • •I and f,.r 3ale•bb ara.
J Fe A.
'itt)2; corner Market and Firrt streets.,
MILOUIII-32 BAR6EI Y 41:11014CE
tra Fondly Flour jum received and for aide
JAS. A. FFTZER,
Corner Market and First streets.
driREATEST BARGAINS roma 01.
FERED in the eity taw to be bad at Giu
B E . E HIVE.
We are now opening our FIFTH ARRIVAL of
SPRING dir SUMMER DRESS GOODS
PiIIAWIAI, MANTLE/li. NACQUEW &e.
As we visited last week nearly all the New York
end Philadelphia elearinit.nut Ruction miles we
can oiler bargains in the way of DRY GOODS.
Drem Goods which formerly sold at 1234 and
laNc, we are selling at 6!.; ;
Drew.% Goods' which formerly sold at and ill
we are tiellingat
Depot Good% which formed,' Feld at 3;3:1 we arc
now dolling at 1104
Our stock of SHAWLS. SILK AND LACE
MANTELS. is large and complete, the style.
entirely new and elegant, at which will be found
the embroidered
HEKNA NI GRENADINE NHAWLPi.
which is sotnothing new. Our stork of
lemmata. wad alloasefuralabing tiataLs
i, , umpleto in all its branches. to w hieh we
invite the attention of the public
before purchasing elsewhere.
C. HANSON LOVE * CO.,
No. 74 learket street.
BOOTS AND SHOES
atilt continue to be sold at
ABOUT RALF PRICE,
CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE,
NO. 62 FIFTH STREET.
70 C t E
RECEIVED LA.ST WEEK,
EMBRACING EVERY POSSIBLE VARIETY
WOOS. iiO.OOlEO SOM. $1&
CONGRESS °ALTERS. 00 CENTS
el- JEWELRY IRREVFACTIIRERW
A Alfieri AWRY in the back room. iieikd for
catalogue of Priem.
STATIONERY PACKAGES,
with J EWELRY, 73 oents per dozen.
J. R. GARDINER, SS 51161 street,
NEXT TO EXPRESS OFFICIL
Agent for the Amoniat ion.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK osmium-
ND of the Lestbdatare t at its het serigni. a
Impalement to its charter. allowing it to kaa mo
ney Meath rates as will enable it &spay expenses
and p a Dividend of 81Y PER CENT. a year
to its depositors. Therefore parse= wishing to
borrow upon real estate located in this county.
con apply directly to the Bank. Fourth street.
CHAS. A. CLTON.
Treasurer.
FOR ARM! WAGONS.
myl6:lwdarlmw
OFFICIR QUARTIBRICARTIR U. S. Aug'.
Pitgsburgb. Pa.. May 26. 1862. I
SEetLED PIIOPOILLIM WILL MT.
eeived at this °Mee until If M. on TIME
DAY. the sth Of June. 1112, for the delivers"
at such point or points , within the limits el this
city as may be &sweated by the smdePiesed of
TWO IMENDIED AWAIT WAGON,:
SPeeideations to be seen at thbi Ogee;
Bids will be received for the whole waisiter. or
for any number not tooth= lifty. Bids will not
Inn the nis
be receivedaullistan Owasso& from say puma not actually edged
Each bid taut be aseempsidsd by sisumenty
for" theempeatioa in ease tie bid be
accepted. sad mied sad sisat merits in not
IMPS than the,amoint se 'lt/ibid. will be required
for the d u e pstferatimes or tee contest. The bid
den will shame:tacitly** period within which
they propose to deliver . sad other things being
equal. preterence will lesiva to bids irpseifying
the shorteet period. Blank fonnsof bide, guaran
ties and bonds, may be procured on application at
this °personally. or by letter or telegraph
Pro by fi rms must name all the parties t
ouch rms.
The proposals .of bidders not in conformity to
the above requirements, will not be considered.
Bidders must be present when the bids ere
opened..
The right to reject all,bids is reserved.
Address proposals as follows: MM. ALEX.
MONTGOMERY. Qorse th uartermaster U. S. A.:Pitts
burgh; Pa., and endem
"PROPOSALS FOR ARMY WAGONS."
my2i-tf
[All Pittsburgh papers publish.]
NOW READY.
ARTEMUS WARD,
HIS BOOK,
With M e argo h ioale
teip ti l l=rittions
Elegant iihno., Oloth Bound; price $l.
lONSIMITING 01E: 11111 T
and meet eharacteiwitsc writing@ of ilde great
American Humorist. Fee Word Pea thew has
appeared no Ihst-rate kanorowsr We ioen the
Mnerleior prem.'and • MINI ma i l i t al Althen
the community is craving for ere
with to dispel the i ntode i r e V icr it has
been shwa& will be • wiry ma.
Nan Yeas e inasintibbr kithenleftheim-.
mortal "Artemis. Ward." have become familiar
by beingß copied and sampled in the'newspapers
or the uey; others, however. have escaped th e
eye of the raider, and an attempt has been made
in this voluthe to collect the best and to issue
them in one handsome !ohms% splendidly illus
trated. No one.will be &madded alter investing
a dollar upon a book that will illumMe with peals
or laughter every household into which it finds its
way. For sale by
HENRY HINER,
• No. 71 and 78 Fifth street. next door to Pelt
BOOTS, SHOES AND QAITEBS-
At Lou than. Auction Prices.
Some Children's Soiled EnIONI at 50 per cent. I.
tkuut Coat,
AT THE emup gal r.srw OF
SOIL H. 111011LAH
Mt Market street. 21.1wilklaitpiftii.
SMITH Ai 1011011111,-fla
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41-
CliaAra 11.110.1:L.
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BOOTS,. SHOES' AND GAITERS,
M ASONIC HALL :AMMON HOUSE
, :NO. as FINTII
at extrawdy low prism
MNO= ANS ILZIIOIIOII AWC.
15-1 n THJALTnesday)MOßEllit=
97th a dock, wilt be as at there=
Depot of the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayaeaad Mime
Railway Common for account whom it may eon-
COl7l
100 Boxes Oessoges mid Lessensi.
Terms Cull Par Fonda. J. O. DAVIS,
my 27 Auctioneer.
ATWO STORY SUCH WALIISION,
pleasantly Musing upon an SUlblelllo9 baba
village olltochester, Beavereounty. The house's
large and in goad order. having_been recently im
proved and re fi tted: large (mbar& seal and wash
house, etc; easy °farrow by railroad. Blanket pas
millet: train Stopping east and west every twenty
tour hours. Price WOO: tam POO in load end
the balance in thine
8 yesta. Farads by
. MIMI= 80N8.
my 27 51 Market street.
CettNTIILY BACON—TAN L.
NEM
Country Bacon. Shoo Mimi. Sides sad Ilia*
tat
cal received per steamer BmiasiGhodm i l Sir
i j ab JAB. A.
corner Market and First streets.
KEEP IT BEFORE YOE,
SAVE YOUlt
when you can and get a BET T. ER PIA
Get the thiex ;•-. t! , 1 ft •rs m one that is light
and Wank!. to. cll. (bat %tilt . :le your wrist
and armors is S . PLANO to day and to-utorrow.low
for cash or approved aeceptancee. Call and be
convinced. WISE BIRMIRE,
.
M~na6etoren, lib Woodsieata
D 4114001011. MONNIOIII,
_CHU.
.11.1 DRIRPB We._ he.. AT AUCTION—On
MONDAY and TOMIDAY at 10 and! &cloak
at Mamie Hall Amain Boom. will be mold a
gonad i of Prints. Detainee. Lawns. Lawn
Ro Ladies Trimmed Bon
nets. 'DM= Flats inat variety:
also. Yankee Notions. he . This is the gre dunce for
bargain a
d s we bays received orders to close oat
my T. IkIaiLAND. Auctioneer.
zwritacrzs WITIIO VT
by the on of as apparatus whmfft
no drags or Wraith: battery an used. Modfl
cal gentlemen and their families have their teeth
extracted' by my process. and are ready to test*
as to the safety and painlowness of the operation,
whatever has been saiday persons interested .in
asserting theeentraft, having no knowledge ding
process.
ISI.ARTIFICIA I. TEETH inserted in every
style. and charges •as low. as wilt warrant the
best of material in all eases.
E. OUDRY. Dentist.
134 Smithfield street.
nol4lr-is
A MMY TEAMMITEMS—WANTMDII3:
MEDIATELP. 50 experienced teamsters.
for service in the "Mountain Department"—
Wages $23 per month and one ration per diem.
Transportation will he fun:abed to their destina
tion. Apply to A. MONTGOMERY. ,
Major and Quartermaster IL B. A.
Office Quartermaster N.B. A.. No. 319 Liberty
street. Pittsburgh. Pa. niyM-tf
QTEAMBOAT WRECK:. ME_ MIALE--
1 , 7 P The wreck of steamer MESSINGER, now
lying at the Marine Railway, eonsistiagof
Boiler. 4, Engines, Doctor, Nigger, Hog' Chains.
Anchor Chains, &c. Apykr_to
CALDWELL & BRO., •
Ne„ gilt Water street,.
m.73-Imd
rain DAY-
Just opened a complete assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
W. IL: MOOSE * CO..
my 9 14* Federal street, Allegheay city
ATON. MACRIIN dlt CO—
NO. 17 FIFTH STREET,
Invite the attention of
Wholimeade Ar. Rota,ll Buyers
to a large and varied stook of desirable good
just opened. ea.
EASTikk CAINAGES. KIWIS k WAGON,
Niew AND 1111601IND-lIIANDED,, PIM
sale, and will positively. be sold at the
lowest prices, to suit the times. Particular atten
tion paid to repahlas.
MRS. JOREPH WHITE,
Lawrenceville. Penn street. now the Two-Mili
Run. ne..4.16md
IRON AND NAIL WORKS..
LLOYD tit .131.A.C1C.
Mausfactarial of
'."'t; Rodkricßtarko, A
a.' T Inn, Wallis 111111MOMIS ;
Also. Scram. Sala T Bail sad BIM Bar Railr
Iroa..adtaido IbrAgWarke.
Works aro Wlsior tba OUT GAB WORK
Wareboase. Neil; Walasrailreet arid N
111 Market street, Nammierematkuss.
apubtowts
SOMETIME NEW AT
NO. 113 FOURTH STREET.
I would invite the attention of ladies and 14n.
tlemen to that beautifalipleee of art so much
teemed of late called the ILLUSION PARTING.
and my mode of inserting the same in Nip' and
Madonna Bandy.
It gives them a light and life-like appear
ance hitherto unattained • I have also just re
ceived a large and carefully selected stock of the .
best French Hair, purchased for cash, and MY
motto is nick sales and small
_caulks. •
CAMERON'S EXTRACT OF FLOWERS, or
Botanic Cream, for softening and beautifying the
hair, is too well known to need comment. Also
my new HAIR WASH for familv use: it prevents
the hair from falling out and getting prematurely
ey. Ladies do yen want to have a clear, inauti
ul, white and heafthfal skin t 'fee. get a MHO
of my Module* or Skin Cleanser_and take's
little healthfld eat doer exorcise. This in no hum
bug, but will preserve your beauty to old age.—
Discard all pohonous skin paints. '
mn2-43mw J. R. CAMERON.
RECEIWIF.D.
_ a lone stook of
BLACK. SHAWLS, -
With Fine "rooks and Gold Nixed
Border, Very ('heap.
BEAUTIFUL LAWN,
for 121.2 odds.
rine Janonet and Corgandlea.
LIGHT COLORED
• BALEIORAL:.IIHIRTIL
108..lidiopOyda very Aloe imoorAOsoot of
SUMMER DRESS dUODS.
W. &. D. MMUS,
myal wow of Fifth an[ Market atresto.
GREAT RIBBON OPE INNS
MEE=
HORNE'S,
77 & 79 XARKETSTREET,
ON MONDAY., MAY 26,
We will have open and for sane
190 Cortina* New ltibbons,.
70 'de 'mash Flowers.
100 Boxes Assorissas
90 CMOS SWIM GOOdriN, to which we in
site the spacial attention of country and city tuns
chants and milliners
Vii hairs Just riceived &base =nib , of
Lemilesandlldises •
Prose& amilliseliesdas varimita,
811111 11•10 11 0110. 01 •••••• 11111111"1111" ..
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0,111 . lowest
primin 1
a gair •
to .
JOIBEPR nowine,
;,,WHOLES
WIJIA sn
att.44.!
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tr .
PITTS BUtintlitliAilLa -
Lanai! ' APED ;
likuragenientferlbrisWMl . 7 :
TUESDAY : EViirifiqq..itAt.27thp•
oCdte - -
EI 00 Ic 3r. /1* -
ELATE HOOLEY & CANIPSZLIVaIIoa
MINSTRELS,:
From Niblo's Saloon. Broadway. New York.
&M. BOOLE Y 1 G. W. ff. GRITIFIW. saormaroaa.
in their unique and unapproachable
ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENTS.
The gentlemen compiling this talented troupe
are universally acknowledged to be the
Stara of tie, Parteastrat.
For full parderikeleßPMFanunaL
FN gm/WARDS. AAA&
Pricesof admission SlhiSSindlsamts.
ONNOCZATIC COIINTY CON.
i•eiriNTION-The NomMkt Omar Cout
onto of ClorrosooodOneo mot at "the LUNT
CHARLES HOTILoaBATURDAYMOBRING,
ISth hut.. punotoot to sill. The followinewas
unaliskossis adeptedi • 4 ‘:
Readval. That the Democratic citizens of Ade
gheey sooty mostat their resPnett_TtEhloor for
holding prhosestiiip BATUKDAY,.the
14th day of JUNK., to- dolt two delegates Imp
each township. borough MO H riato meet in
Convention at the couRT the OW of
littsburgh. on Weshsetwilty, Rae 11111111100
U o'clock. to selertdelegates to the State Con
ventin,; whl-h ....rabbi' at Harrisburg elkthe
4th IS.
The 1...11:1,;: , in the an.l
open at sp. r., and eontinhe until? P. M and in
the townships the meetings trill be held between
the hours off and 5P.n. i By order
THONLAS DOIRIDILLY. Chairman.
&neat. Hansa. SeeMar7•
OUErrOM MINN
Pittsburgh: Aprill4thi ISb2.
iroe NOVICE IS MERIBEIIIf GIVEN
that "SEALED PRO i l=i s ', wean
panied by.proper guaranties fortes
to be furnished on application at this Mee, will
be received thereat, until 12 o'cloelLweridien„ on
the FIRST TUESDAY OF JUNE NEXT, for the
nuttily of PrOViniooll. Heavies, ke.„ emiumarated
in said forms, for one year, coma -on the
first ofJuhrpext, and trotting on the of
June following. The quantities Mated are esti
mated withrslineuestothe usual number .of pa.
timer in the Hespital; but the United States re
serves the right to take more or lon of laid , arilt
elee. aceordingly medley may be required. t If the
articles delivered at the Hospital are not in the
iudgmant Wale Physidanafthe,bestgmalily and.
adapted to the Hospital, he will be at - lib to
reject the same, to purehase other aitieles in their
stead, and to charge the contractor with any ex
ccsr ofcoet over the contract Moan. , The United
States reserves the right to a..ceot the proposals
for the whole or any portiorfof tbeintielevepoth.
Led. • • • CHAS: W. RAT'Mniftk ,
apls:tti Surveyor and Agent of Marine Hospital
Usinters Cured , by itenadretworings.
Da. B. Bastruturrn—Dour Sir r I seas Suf
fering, for many years from hereditaryhernorrhoi
did affections, of which I harithe frit attach in
IM6. Since that time I was regularly visited with_
such complaints every spring: 'felt in the mein'
ins a most severe pain in the back. as if the lower
oints of the spine were broken or bruised, and an
asthmatic pressure on the chest, Owing to my oc
cupation which keeps me 'sir day busy out of
doors. and entirely distrusting any so called"regn
lar treatment" that would have confined me to
my house. I thought of following a plan of my
own, which might cure me without the inconveni
ence to my business attending the treatment of
• "regular prectitioper." So I put an Alleoeles
Mater right over the groin, renewing it every.
fortnight : every Satarday. night I took.a dose of
Brandreth's Pills, three or four. as I thought neces
sary to a dose, which operated on theater getting
up, three to five times is the *lceman on Sun
day, Tuesday and Thusday slights I took", Lite
Addition Pill, which produeed one large ovacin
tion. I pursued this course for siz weeks sad
Gould attend to my business With Out interruption:
I worked, ate and drank as I was wont, illicit most
soundly and awaked every day with lesepain.and
now I know nothing of the complaint at all, go that
I feel obliged Pi make you this statement for
proper use, hoping that this simple proceeding
may benefit many as it has done me.
lam deer sir. Yours mad rsetwile sr. -
A.
La Croak& awe de Franklin Wog. New York.
All enquiries auowerid by address
ing DR. BRANDMIC. Now York. Sold br
THOS. FINDPATH. rdtaburgb. Ps.
Wa
Abli by ts all reapaatable ia isailoine. . _
" •
M; 7.7.:Y71=
INSECT POWDER,
Teetedfor 11 years and erns in favor.• It kali
and exterminate* Rotate. Bed Bens. Ant, FM^
Moths in Cloths. Fars and imitate. Oankin In
sects. &c. All genuine bowls the signature at B.
LYON. and is not poisoners bones. or doweattie
moil tale. Beware oteounterfelts andimitations.
Lyon's Powder kills all insects in a trice.
Lyon's Pills are death to rat and mice.
Sold everywhere. D. B. BARIUM;
my74mdeod - 202 Brimidway. New York.
MANN 9•IF-
HOW LOST! HOW RESTOSIED!
Jug publisho4, ins ge n attl Naviollopa. Price
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
MENT and Radical Curs of Spanziannotom or
Seminal Weaknam Inenbentam • Ennaimions,
Sexual Deb and Im to to M ania..
Meld
r'"Pt- Paimen
hafraritkr.2.Z",,Ytar..; 4k. it;
" A Boon to, Timm& of Stare rs."
Sant =tar ...4 in a plaim mvalorma
stmope
drem Podomeed,:on ralyorMa,
dir • J.C.
IV . .Bawory New Took. at Me
noial:Hn-imodaw
S.-T.-1880--X.
D A.- re fit
B
PLANTATION
'ITTBEiik
. -
Exhausted Nature's gnat restorer. • Thu hirifie
rate. strengthen and Purify the system. !NUM*
pubis. Acidity ofthefßomaeb. Diarrhom, Ai. A
preset appetiser and tonic. They invigorate the
body. without etintulating ;the brain: Theyare
compound of pure St. Croix Rum, Raob Ana
Herbs, and are regeomOmiltiCto zal!:•wito aea
them. Adapted to uldoryousejstgpittkularly
recant:maded to the weak und banettbl. Sold by
attweri.trustele;
P. H. )i& dlt CO,
1111111Broidwiy. tiow York
myT-3►ood
sewing Machines,
NO. 27 .FIFTH PA.
Awarded the Ares Promise's at the
United States Fair
.4- ,r 4 - 1 •
FOR THE YEARS
'1868,:.18693044 two.
UPWARDS OFBO,OOO
MACHINES sold in the United States.
YOBS TH•W.
90,000 "Me *l2 PAS fA ;
, .
We offer , to the publie WHINIER A WlLki
SON'S IMPRGVED SEWING MACHINE. at
REDUCED PRICES. with. lammed elailksiee
of lie nieritine the bet and -nee nodendly
Sewing Ilaehinenow in ate. ItdoeimPosilli will
011 the tldebilAnd thlionoot dit
loeli•etitchiisioadble to unravel. 'Skeen bath.?
Add. b SiMPki in 00111thata010001.6 ipeed7' lD
movement, and more daraidallig sal otkar,
chines. , Medan giving *tier , and deloGgitiou
ofmaehine furnished wadi CU appli*lcw in per-,
" Roily * atb ilbaahmb kitsar r three rim
spa- • Int-,sawings.:CocK
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mum*
st%ione 4 - • ' 4 ', •
Fraigaki•
Bur n t
6.P00b100.,
jijirThe at
there were 4 feet.t, neaten watet: in. tint: &MEM
and faith* Winthertravd.
W. The ever. punctual. steamer Emma Grahans,ll(thttoe Avow eqentaitidev.*:will Ify
for Zanesville and intermediate ports on this
at 4 p. o: - :,This boat is -a Amaral feet/site
passengers and shippers. 31 r, &on hasahattno
of the olllee.
WI- Capt. Reno's punotind stiamir t,
Loan, having andentose -cosphieletlk;
load for Cincinnati, Louisville and
river. Coptsia- Seely has hasne.or
Passennesswill be well cared for.._..
I The ..iine,:light e .„
steamer Cricket Not - Captain
today for-Cincinnati and Louisville.
.1141(
iden D H Montt* will be foetal:at
Clar adyerti sing camas insoasata
thellidt thateadftialtiltobisioulintesamelleo,
ftlisep.ves to-day for aszoiMati and , Loadriew
Mr Wiorry will do ea lathe olleup.'
SOY" The isolate paminger atedmilije t
Itoderator.2WMtomm
lit. Loam tie
best ,of
Our atteotirolkiesid Poeta , will do tbehoseseryt
. _ .
OWOut adintjaccolonnwAnnOunce
thVin B.7resoles daeotiatner -
to t ,s andogran and , „..
kaVelar 9.* 0 4n glajtlo .
C i Za*. She l iinvonfldy fitted 10 leeway
tieulaisad offerirtimiblit of
peraans going thatitir: Osiptfo4* nob' -
how thinso ought tole done. "", •
11114.;;The s_pkndid passenger . - stegoforn :
Daeotak Got. D. r. Ilentiriekses, hiaineft
tit 7 :
is eineinsatt. Cairo, Saint Louiaawd Slink '
Th boat„hae the be.iit ef seetni
anodatio'na,Wm;_
tire sad extierieriewroMeers. Mr. OW
'will du the atteativein the office ; wtulet_captellkl.
th#.lllll_ „
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Tips Jytairr ,Onaiumme
Taiefurer,„ 1,; - : - .1EfASTINGS„
Command*: fbrefeatieve :
iX;rtB on tholarinnelliamt "" 4
Forfrejaht oN nimg• oidromara 4,6
myr ' 4:Z.LIVIIMZEMIN kcia.
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TUESDAY. MAY 21.10 A E'
Tux Aszevusit PASOURII; ,
GER Packet MICKEY No. 11.
. Bonn Gommandef. will Ulm as 'An
nounced above. . • - ' . , ,
For Rd* or passim imply ea bead. tell/
.p lIWWI Leads.
TPITIDAY:MAT4;II I .II.i
Ciapt Mine
as annouical for di,. aborq ~isia~ ate
or reieh ritit t rt
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4 pit LE4ll3.Agiatt.
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tr. ',_ ve Am. ibkOove sai hOfirmadiat . ii•l
ports 4.4:Ws.bove.aAtiouteement: , ' ' - -
For OreWor ramwOrPbreaftrr to '
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leer ehaelasaidll amid Laudsvillie.
• TUAT. XAY SP. 31.
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uiltdep e llere as annottred above. _ _
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