Volume XX.
DIME
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
NO. 110 SMITHFIELD STREET
(iiPYOFiITi: THY IT Slllll if 111:mc.)
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Wm. li. Soda' 11 . F . Rxt.l.l
Thos. D. Messier A. Reincin
Franck Sellers .1 osh no It hod,
John F. erming -3, l,m,m Stuck ritt
'Thomas S. Blair Alex. Bradt
Henn - Lloyd Alfred
Till 7'F;
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Jos Ilihvoll'x
Ix A Reed
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D E McKinley
Robert D C..01,n171
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JEW W Fowter
F Ratan
J M Tiernan
M Long
Ja W Baru. r
C a Wolf
Wm Smith
0 B Jones
W FI Phelpo
S RC!? ET A 1?1 - A.VI T 1? E 1: 1!
D. E. MeKINLEV.
Open daily, from Alm.
dav aud Saturday evenina, , , fr om to ',i c'etock.
D b i e v po d s e i n ts d re d c eeeilvaed o d
fi ON D E c D m N e F a a n n d d '.lonerd,leanh year. ).'
Dividends allowed to remain are placed to the
credit of the depositor n 9 prideipal, and bear in
terest, thus compounding it.
Books containing Charter. By-Lawm fur
nished at the office
B' This Institution offers, especially to these
eersons whose earnings are small, ilk. onportunity
to accumulate, by small dePosits, easily saved. a
~u rn which will be a remuree when needed, their
money not only beingsafe but bearing intereet, in
stead of remaining unproductive. in 3 :21
PR
OPOSALS FOR ARMY WAGONS
Orman l2r.tllTF.flAl 1 . . S. Ap t
Pittsburgh, Pa.. May 20. 1002.
QEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE BE.
DAY, the o sth of d at this
June, office unti
15162 12 M. ,
Tif
. th
at such point or points w ithin the limit s of this
city as may be de,ignoted hy the undersigned
TWO HUNDRED ARMY WAGONS.-
Specitieati“ns to lie seen at till , tifike
Bids will be received for the whole 11111011'r. or
fin- any number not less than fifty. Itirls will 11.4
be received from any person not [whinny tnia ged
in the manufacture of wagons.
Eaeh hid must be acetim partied by a guaranty
fur the execution of a contract in case the bid he
accepted, and good and sutileient security in nor
lesii than the amount of the bid, will be required
for the due performance of the contract. The bid
ders will state explicitly the period within which
they propose to deliver and other things being
enual, preference will he given to b ids
speeit in
the shortest period. Blank forms of bids, guaran
ties and bonds, may lie procured on application :it I
this office personally. or by letter or telegraph
Proposals by firms man name all the part to I
such firms.
The proposals of bidders nut in conformity t
the above requirements will not he considered.
Bidders must be Present when the
opened.
The right to reject all Lids is reserved.
Address proposals ALEK
MONTGOMERY, Quartermaster I . S. A., Pitt ,
burgh, PS, and endorse thl2lll
"PROPOSALS FOR ARMY 1 A. i ,
tnY2Ci-tf
All Pittsburgh
PROPOSALS FOR LEAD.
ORDNANCE OFFICE', WAR DEPARTMENT',
‘7ashington, May l's;
pilieltiewiAlLs SWILL BE RECEI WED
ing by thin llepaatmeut uutils P.M., on the e
the
4th OF JUNE. fur the delivery 31 the
following Arsenals, as soon as pot:slide of
5,000 Tons of Lead, as follows :
At the Watervliet Arsenal, We-t Troy, New
York, 2,000 tone.
At the New York Arsenal. tt,, , t eritor , Natal
New York, 1,000 tons.
At the Allegheny Arsenal, PittAtur.li, Penn- )1
vitiate, 1" tons.
At the EL. LOLli? Arsenal, rzr, Louis, Alis:ouri,
1,000 tons.
The Lead must he Oulena, or other American.
Stalburg, or soft English, of the unett approved
brands.
Proposals will he received for lots of'.tutt tons and.
ukwards,
Bidders will state expllaitly the thne and amount
of each delivery.
Fathe ilur
contractor to a forfeiture of he amount to
be delivered at that time.
Patties obtaining contracts will lie required to
enteriilto bonds with proper sureties Sir its. faith
fulpurfpnianes.
Te Doparttnent reserves to itself the right to
reLect any bid.
Proposals mjil be addreegod follows : Washington, J. W. RIPLEY. Chief of Ordnance Washington,
D. C., and should be endorsed — Proposals r
Lead."
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(YOMETI/A1
PR GREAT CURE FOR CONSUMPTO.
T'
ca ritOPEISTOR OF THIS ILEDI-
E haying made it the study of years to
eartent le'the life of the Pine Tree into a Medi
cine Intrdisesisir at the Lungs and Throat, is now
offeringtoZiarimg humanity th e result of hie ex-
Deflate& truly great and good medicine is
priep Much care, the tar being distilled
expressly for it, is therefore free from all impuri
ties el seeninen ter.
It has e itAmore CM* of Consumption than
anKEPO on earth.
It dug* RONCHITIS.
I ran , • MA.
It ours THROAT AND BREAST.
It bilge I , I •H 8 AND COLDS, and is an
va.luable selnedy far diteasse of the KIDNEYS,
UNEIWITAIWIPLADITS.
1110 1 / 1 1eware of Counterfeits:llg
If you have' the Dyspepsia use WISHARTS
DYSPEtPSIA P 114, 8, and if they do not
cure you go to the agent of whom
you purchased them and
receive your money.
Plarleserat his store and get a descriptive ch ,
eider. A box of Pills sent by mai—rpost-paid on
recept of One Dollar.
No. 10 South Second street, Phila.,
L. Q. C. WISHART, Proprietor.
Sold by Dr. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street.
no9:lveod
BOOTH S ARDEN AND GAITERS--
At Leu than Auction Prices.
Some Children's Soiled Shoes at 50 per cent. leas
than Cost,
AT TAE CIIRAP CASH STORE OF
JON. R. BORLAND,
myl7 98 Market street; 24 door from Fifth
SMITH & PITCAIRN,
AMIcHANT TA MORS,
FO. 48
ST. CLAIR STREET
OLAM OIL MOURN COMPANY,
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OF PENNSYLVANIA:
OFFICS .ST. CLAIR STREET, ueur she Bridoe
11t3Addrem
J. WEAVER, JR., Secretary and Treasurer.
GIALEIMATUS:.
NOF . 3 4 0 .108 in 35 Pound and 1 pound papers for
eak
MILLER & RICKETSON
Erusifl "'D ot :I . ta l t i("* . s74' A i t n i c er 2 ** "d
°° l4. Br Unadtlfti Waimea date late Ann
of
'AI be attended to exesswey
Pipets ressivinir daily at No. 107
maragesirast. sear Liberia by
ap23 JOS. R. HURLERS.
r Letter from Thurlow Weed.
From the Albany Evening Journal.
THE r, April
We reached this quiet. neat, quaint, old
city, one of the eapituk--- t/ie capital, in
deed—of Holland, by rail, in an hour and
a half from Harlapm, %1 here u•e lodged last
night. The i.ountry the ,anio
general reattiro:i
tnal the rich
3.1.!1r4
oth very tine cattle. l lie , tly consider
able city passed was Leyden, distinguished
its University. Like all the other ci
i
ties of Holland, it is upon a dead level.
The Hague is evidently the diplomatic
political and social etintre of Holland. as
it is essentially the court centre, although
• the royal family reside much of the time
in other parts of their realni, as at present, 1
the King being at Utrecht and the Queen
in Paris.
Our first visit was to the Museum,
which, besides some good pictures (first
among which is Paul Potter's bull/ exhib
its the finest collection of Japanese curios
ities in the world. Potter's Bull, among
other great pictures, went to Paris along
with the rich spoils of art, in the time of,
Napoleon I; but Holland, after the peace,
offered so large a ransom that it was sold
to the city in which the painter was born.
Front the Museum we drove through a
magnificent beech forest to the King's pal
ace. The exterior was anything but
pressive, and as I was smoking a good
Havana I remained in the carriage, asking
Mr. Dayton and H—t to do the honors
of the palace. But a message soon sum
moned me from my repose, and the result
proved that, left to myself, indolence
would have punished itself. The palace,
though small, is a gent. Nothing I had
seen--and this, remember, includes Wind
sor, Buckingham, Versailles. the Tuileries.'
and the palaces of Austria, Saxony, Prus- '
sia, Naples, 4 - c., &c.—equals, in richness,
beauty, and taste, this palace of the King
of Holland. or, perhaps, I would say the
Queen, for I under-tand that the King
generally occupies another palace. The
Queen is now in Paris. on a visit to the
Empress, and we were shown entirely
through the apartments. The first is the
"Chinese Room." entirely furnished and
embellished with articles from China. I
The next is the "Japanese Room." fur
!fished and embellished by the produc
tions of that country. Then came the
"orange Room," a large circular apart
ment. extending to the roof of the palace.
and lighted by a dome, covered from floor
to dome withAhe frescoes of Renbens and
his pupils. "Se Queen's sitting room is
furmshed with exquisite taste, and con
tains four beautiful pionre:, including a
Murillo.
We drove back to dinner at five o'clock.
At the table d'hote, Holland's dignitaries
and literati talked Dutch in its purity, and
with much animation.
The Hague, like other Dutch cities, was
long since finished. This is so literary.
There is no employment here for the arch
itect, the carpenter, or the mason. Their
work was done, as the iron numerals on
the buildings show, a century, a century
and a half, or two centuries ago. And the
city is still and noiseless as the smallest
hamlet. Here, as elsewhere in Holland
everything -is as neat as a pin."
---
From New Orleans.
A correspondent writes that Lafayette
Square, their ectinpu Harting—like to our
Washington Parade ground---the scene of
their Sabhath gala days, where their green
and gold and grim soldiers, postured in
all sorts of attitudes of fence and defense,
and manipulated muskets in all styles of
gracefulness, is now occupied by the Union
troops, their clothes of somber blue, their
faces of Northern blonde. Jackson Square
I I
is similarly occupied. This is one of the
most venerable nooks in the town. Here
stands the old French Cathedral, the City
Prison and Court. House, each and all lia
ble on any shifting of. the municipal or
popular mind to have hot-shot richochet
ing down its brick plaza.
The grass is growing up through the
chinks in the wharf planks, like the inci
pient shade trees in Buchanan's nursery
at Astoria just as straight and regular,
the rows about a foot apart. It makes the
miles of levee like what it, will be the day
after the resurrection. The streets are
very dirty, and in some there is a good
crop of oats where no grinding cart. wheel
has been for a year to nip the delicate
herbage that dodges into existence.
The American flag waves,
H since the first
of May, over the Custom ouse, banks, j
hotels, Mint, and other of the beet-root
red structures, laughing in glad ripples as
a sluggish Louisiana wind shakes its poten
tial silk. Everything is hot, hotter, hot
test. A few black'ships of war and blase "
transports air their indolent sails, the only
sentinels along the miles of deserted levee
now roasting under a locust heat.
New Orleans is at present in a state of
municipal orphanage. General Butler is
sued his index expnigatorius, jhich has
caused considerable fluttering among the
newspapers. He shut two of them up,
and next day, on the proprietors suing
for pardon, they were permitted to open
their doors.
Depot Burned
-- - •
The railroad depot at Camden, Dela
ware, was destroyed by fire on Monday
night. Among the contents destroyed
were about eight hundred testaments, whisk
had been forwarded by the Delaware Bible
Society to be distributed to.,the Third Del
aware Regiment.
ROBERT .A.RTIIIIRS,
ATTORNEY AT .11.A.V7,
AND COhiIIiSt3NNER 00*TDE_4,.aff.hlo,
Mbnazi. Tama, Wiloonain. Now oak
Aubdann, Manilas:ma. 111 Isaias. ed.
Inky and lifiohnran. • • • •
alb Min k lll5 POITNIN STREET.
OWEN BYRNE,
MERORANT TAILOR,
49 St, Clair. Altreet.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO OR
DER CHEAP FOR CASH.
AVING RlETEriffrereir WNW
U.
__ YORK with ((CLOTHS.
CAM end .Y Gfil,.wkeit eat be
purchased at prams w ths MAW rates.
Great Inducements °fend to sash buyers.
salaam
I,i
do I OREIGN FRUITS
-6.50 Boxes Prime Messina v 0 1114W88,
Z5O • oemons.
In store and landing and ,{{or side lir rerrim
REIMER, k BRO
N0e — .1196 AMUR froarslisisli.
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DAILY POST.
I.,•izl t! , stuck
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PIVINHURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, lI L 4Y 2S, I
THE GREAT EXHIBITION BUILD
ING OF H.;'2.
For the Exhibition of l il2, now just
opened. the English have erected a
palacc which far eclipses anything of the
Lind ever attempted before. They have
raised an edifice destined for all present
and (Mitre exhibitions. which will at
the same time he a monunirnt (if their
own vilte•VpriSe and industry. A ,hort
notiv, , of norm- oCik It-ading ehor:o.:(4r
may itlic•re:o our readers. 'of;
v;s'o, , cl the oxhilciticol co'
The building of the pres,int es
differs in many essentia, par :rem
its predecessor. The latter was mrt,ie t 1
tirely of iron and glass ; the forme r
structed of brick, wood, iron and glad :
the one was a temporary edifice-Ih, ,
other is to be a permanent one. The first
covered twenty-three acres--the. present
covers more than twenty-six. The floor
ing si?ftee in 1851 was just short of a mil
lion feet ; in 1862 it will be a million and
a half. The greatest height in 1851 was
160 feet, and the main nave running from
end to end was 60 feet high by 72 wide.
The greatest height of the present build
ingis 260 feet, and the nave is 1200 feet
long by 85 wide, and 100 feet high. The
total length of the first exhibition build
ing was 1800 feet, by 400 wide. The di
mensions of the present are 1200 rem long
by 700 broad, exclusive of the space set
aside for the display of agricultural im
plements, which as, in rough numbers,
1.000 feet long . by 220 broad. The con
tractor's price in 1t451 was S'tOit,Olgt in
1862 it is $1,000,000, though in reality it
will cost 81.500.000; but the ext ra
WO is conditional on the gross profits ex
ceeding $2,5110,000, as they did in 1 . ,51.
The ground on which the Exhibition
stands is the property of the Commission
ers of 1851. and was purchased by them
out of the proceeds of that Exhibition.
The former building stood en the smith
side of Hyde Park, near the Kensington
entrance. The present one stands in
front of the new grounds of the Horticul
tural Society. at Kensington, and bet v, e , e ,
the Cromwell road and Prince Albert
road. The main entrance will be on a
new road recently opened for the purpose,
and named Exhibition road. ten this
side it presents a lofty recess facade, from
the centre of which rises a superb dome
of glass and iron to the height of 2- - i0 tint,
with the base of the dome no less than
160 feet in diameter. A similar dome
rises at the other end of the building.
These two domes are the largest ever
built : for that of St. Peter's, at flows, is
only 120 feet in diameter : that of St.
Paul's, at London, is 108 feet in diame
ter. These are reared over the intersec
tion of the nave and transepts at right ;u
-gh .:, and as the floors beneath both are el
evated above the floors ofthe rest of the
bnilding, an unequalled view i. obtained
through alm o st every part of the vast in
terior. The pricipal nave runs from the
entrance in Exhibitio n load t o the ex t rem,
end of the building in tint grounds of the
Horticultural Society, a length .if 120116 , 0 t,
or nearly a quarter mile.
The transepts, in which the naves termi
nate at either end, are each 700 feet long by
Sp feet wade and 100 feet high. The roofs
are of wand, coated with felt, and meeting
in the centre at an tingle, like HO. roof .
Westminster Hall. but the girder- :ilea; li
ill and groined. The method iif
the building is .-nt irely different from Hisof 1 rig t
and has given rirr to niany coin
plaints, especially from th.• exhibitors
paintings, Jewelry and article: requiring ft
Strong: light to show 6.rth their qualiites.
The English papers have teemed with let
ters on this subjeet, but no satisfactory
conclusion will LC arrived at until the ex
periment is tried. The lightin g id the i•x.
hibition of 1851 caused the despair of the
Conunissioners : for when the weather was
fine all the screens that could be u+-t1
were insufficient to keep down the glare of
the' sunt while on wet days all the care of
the plumber could not prevent the rain
front dripping in. In Ow present edifice
the wooden roof does away with both dit ,
ticulties, for it renders the building, dark,
the principal light being derived from the
domes : but as that extends only over the
area immediately beneath them, a cleres
tory has been carried along the side walk
beneath the roof of all the naves and tran
septs, twenty-live feet high, of glass and
iron. The building faces east and west,
so that the glare of the sun at noon is
avoided. The columns to carry the gal
leries are double, 22 feet apart, and 22
feet high between each gallery : they are
carried up to the clerestory. Each of the
main entrances beneath the dome is 60
feet high by 50 wide, with two smaller
perches at either, 90 feet by 15 feet. In
addition to these there are three entrances
on each side of the building facing the
Cromwell and Prince Albert roads, each
of which is 56 feet high by 22 wide.
[Remainder To-Morrow.]
NEW
M N li e E t eST ltt i llt Fa r e a raeancicsleno
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
for Oen& and Youths wear, embraeings all the
newest styles COATINGS, CASSLMERES AND
VESTING.% W. IL MCGEE & CO.,
143 Federal etreet,
corner Market Square. Allegheny city. my 9
W. ownstirougit...n. atniiiiminsm...z. 01.11111INGELUI
D. 1230.1.. ..
.. .... ...... ......... .—.....C. DUNCAN.
Antrinernireirmins & CO.-4 , ITT I.
C. BOMB CITY CLAM WORKS--Ware.
bun" 1110 Wien. street. and 1511 Ent greet s
Pittsburgh. Pi, tinge doors below th.
ande Manz
bola House. asnieftrers of Wa r e Window Olame Dr , Gls= Ware
can Convex Glase. for parlor windows. chem i ca l
and public buildings,
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pEscuEs AND VINEGAR-
600 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES
II BARRELS MU: CIDER VINEGAR,
In store and for sale by
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
18 and 20 Wood street
I. SMITH
WM. M. SMITH dr CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
NOS. 112 SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS,
de23 PITTSBURGH
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.wearEAO/VEADT A.O.M.NCY.
WAS NIATIEIGIAN, ENNOPEAN
..11r rrigo,.-11111 Water street, Pittebnigh. Pa.,
is prepared to b , out or send back passengers
front or tawny Pa rt the old country, either by
11111 par t Europa
13regtriVFOR SALE, payable in any
of .
r i k
t for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail.
Also. Agent for the old Blaelr, Star Line of
sal :Packets. and for the Smoot Steamersaail
lilt eon New York. Liverpool, Glasgow and
Gensuir• • fell
TEASECEEN/HAND. FIVE OcTAVE
and - 111•10dece. of Carhart & Needham
Mame
.I,lll:W.oodeireet.
VP - mss sa t
„AlL:re, di ettairtritja"l Raid dower mom: 1
Gnat sheet.
/*eel s
Ribbon , , Gimps, Bruidi, Lucas, !diatom, er:., for
Dreea Tritioning , t, newest Embroidered
Book and Cambric and Heal Lave
•r•I "lrinaned Collars and Sed, awl Hand
kereliiid.. Black Lure, Grenadine aini
Viela,
netnise Yoke and Pant&lettS, La: e 3,
utiles, etc., Ladies' and Children's Hose. of every
desTription, Gloves, ilaunlete, Mit.% Bonnet Rib
bon:4. linetie,, Shaker Ifrxht Cord. Chenille and
Brd Read Net:4.
Another lot of " ai
Crinoline Draperie." (French
Bertoe who hare toietithis skirt,..pronounee
it the ever made, The "Quakert : . 4kirt" and
the "Flexure Skirt," are also ,t ea worthy ul
attention.
Eentletnen's Furnishing Uncale, Fine Shirts. Col
lars, Ties, Suspenders, eta, of most deairable
tyles. A full assortment of Fancy articles and
Notions.
Wholesale and retail buyers will find a largo and
x , ellent line of goutis in every department at the
I. WEST PoSSIBLE Calera FOR CASH.
eon EATON, IVIACHIJM .4 Co.. 17 Filth St.
WILLIAM CARR & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
14 I 1; GINN. t
ALSO,
Distillers and Dealers in
fI ‘.l.i, . I,I,, NoNtiAIfELA RYE IVFIItKY
:117 1./lberty Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Wholesale uu,l Retail Grocers,
TEAS. WINES, LIQUORS. ate,
(111N1 STREET A NI) THE DIA:110N 11
Li. SEELY,
e 1 41
141 FIFTH STREET, opposite Cathedral
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT,
DEALERS IN
NOTES, BONDS, MORTGAGES and other Sect:t
itles
ap4
AMES MILLINGAR, MONO:WANE.
LA PLANING MILL, ptfly in
form the public that he hasrebuilt since the fire,
and having enlarged his establishment, and filled
it with the newest and must approved machinery,
is now prepared to furnish flooring and planing
boards, scroll sawing and re-sawing, doors, sash
and shutters, kiln dried, frames, moulding, box
making, Ike.
SOUTH PITTSBURGH, Sept, 7, 18.t7. jaiN)
TO THE PUBLIC.
PECIALLT
12sIthe ignorant andfillse
ly Modest of all denomi
nations, treat secret and
delicate disorders, self
abuse and diseases or
tuations common and in
cident to youths of both
sexes and adults, single or married. Because
Da. BRANSTRUP publidtes the fact of his doing
so, the ignorant and falsely modest are dreadfully
shocked, and think it a great sin very immoral
and for contamination and corruption among
their wives, promising sons and daughters. Their
Dhysieinn should be oanthrus to keep them
in iamorance that they do the same as Dr. BRAN
STRUP, (except publishing) lest a lucrative prao
tiromight be lost to them among stupid falsely
modest nnd presumptuous families, born and
raised in ignorance, sprung up as mushrooms and
who compare society, intelligence, sense, A 0.., to
dollars and cents, mysteriously, meanly onlly
gotten. It is to publicity, however, that numerous
parents and guardians are thankful that their
sons, daughters and wards, previously feeble
sickly and of delicate condition and apPearanoe,
have been restored to health and vigor by DR,
BRANSTRUP, besides many before and after
marriage through him have been saved much s
tering. anxiety, mortification, Arc. Spermatorruf
h ea or nocturnal emmissions, are completely cured
in a very short 'pane of time by his new remedies,
which are peculiarly his own. They are compounds
from the Vegetable Kingdom, having seen the
fallacy;ofthe Mercurial treatment,he has abandon
ed it and substituted the vegitable Female dis
eases are treated with marked success—having
over forty years (40) experience in their treathad
ment in hog, it i , ti4sof both the Old World and in
the United leads him to say—to all with a
fair trial. health and happiness will spinMoulga
upon the now—palled cheek. Trifle no 10114retwien
montebanks and quacks, but come and be cured
Consumption and all of its kindred diseases, of
whic so
now be oil ie Many annually fill our countries. can
ved, providing they attend to it in
time Full particulars can behad of my treatment
by procuring a copy of the Medical Adviser.which
is given gratis to all that apply Having the ad
vantage of over forty years experience and
observation, consequently, he has superior skill
in the treatment of spadel diseases, and who is
daily consulted by the profession, as well as recom
mended by repectable °Wynn', publishers, pni
prietors of hotels, &C. Office $5 Smithfield
street, near Diamond street. Private communi
cations from all parts of the Union strictly at
tended to. Direct to
BOX 800,
de6:lydaw Pittsburgh Post ()Moe.
.JOB. R. HUNTER
H. H. SMITH,
NOTA.R. 'V PUBLIC
ONTICI THR
PITTSBURGH POST, FIFTH STREET,
mhZi near Wood
loon BALE .— . 9011R lAMS IN COL.
line township, adjoining St..Mary'r Cametety,
4inety-six feet front, by one hundred and ten in
sloth, owohi de d hy paling fence. The Lots will
be saki together or separately. at low_kowi t and
1704 Apply to
SJASMir-'. t3.D.syt.
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issale by
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JAMES H. CHILDS,
HOPE COTTON -MILLS.
A llegheny City,
kf tNE'VAC'TURRIN
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OP
() SiN , V I FIETRG'-13.
IS 1,.et1 4.011 to .410 Inches Wide.
/14- r . ,10r... may 1.,t3 !bit at H. CHILLS CO'S.
13. i struot. Pat.shitruiti. th,3l:ly:la
.1
eE - 1 iha Whitt% f•!,iu la .l 1 NN.
Flnel Un
der an,l Over=fart4 fl Ada t order. on
natiee, at
It. 'Sr ILL, AIN SON'S
SHIRT FACTORY.
No. 47 St. Clair Street.
oc3l
I,A . FE STYLES OF'
S4' TT, 31 . 311 , 11 F? Cr 0 013
lUST RECEIVED
MR. SAML. CRAY
111 - AS JUST RETURNED FROM TUX
RR East, and we are now receiving fin eloirant
stock of time!, fur the Simmer Wear, combining
together one of the choicest and must desirable
stock -, to he found East, and take special pride in
canting the attention of our patrons and the put,
lie to an examination of the same, which will he
!node up to order in our usual etyleto the satisfi.
.n t* 11 who favor us with thenumtronage.
SA Mt. GRAY & SON,
Alercluun Tailorg,
o. 19 Fifth street.
2-15 LIREit'TY STREET.
•
N EW GOODS !
Second Arrival of
NE VI SPRING STYLES
- T -
EATON, ?•L\('IJM CI )*S,
Noft. 17 and 114 Fifth Strt•ti
W. it D. RINEHART.
Manufaeturer3 and dealers in all kinds
Tobacco, Snuff mod Spears,
ap.3l-ly Nos. 149 drag;
And Importer,. Of
TIIE I{ If & GETTY,
1111 ,, HTKAS ttin I.ERS rry
Ni IRTII EAST turner of
A L LECIII ENY CIT
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' noRIVATEIBROWN ')S D 1 ME B IB.4SEs•-
Dr. ICAL
and SUlt-GICAL OiLee, No. i 0
Sinithfiehl street, Pittsburgh,
! Pennsylvania
; Dr. BROWN is an ohl citizen !
or Pittsburgh, and has been in
Prinniee for the last twenty-tive • ,
Years. His husineii.s has been
confined mostly to Private and
Surgical Diseases.
CITIZENS AND STRANGER
In need of a medical friend. should not fail to
find out the sure place of relief. The Doctor is a DIAMONDS,
regular graduate, and his experience in the treat
ment of a certain class of diseases is a sure guar- SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
antee to the sufferers of obtaining permanent re
lief by the use of his remedies and following his
advice.
C L 0 4' 11 y,
DR. BROWN'S REMEDIES'
never fall to our° the worst form of ',- •, ~ of every description.
i Diseases, Impurities and S. rofulous At. :,. .
[I Al , ) all rl; - -- . ~ . • .t,. , hereditw . .a, I rliL. ri v it , , nc i
whin' , . , . ' '.- „rte F
1.1
, ,: ~, • -•,• - . 13 e1iti1,..4 ! IP,: ,•,,,
41/20111m.. I. ,•.:::. I ~. ,ti:' •• i., :i , ni r lICLEFerN i a Le . ~.,‘ • i i ~,x , r ,
I
hopes of a auk, an s p ee d y r,,,,— y .
SEMINAL W i:A li ..s, ESS.
Dr. Brown's remedies for the alarming trouble
bronOt on often by that solitary habit of sensual
•
ittetileation, which the young and 'reek minded
often five way to, (to their own destruction,) are
the only reliable remedies known in the country
—they are safe, end make a speedy restoration
of health.
ItIINUMATISM.
Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to oure this
painful disease El A Pew DAYS—he will warrant a
cure. He also treats Piles, (Meet, Gonnorrhm i
Stricture, Urethal Discharges, Female IF eaknes
Monthly Supprewiong, Diseases of the Joint,.
Fistula in Ano, Nervous Affections, Pains in the
Back and Kidneys, Irritation of toe Ithuider, t
.)-
gether with all diseases of an impure origin.
A letter describing the , iyuiptoun , containing a
ern, directed to DR. BROWN, Ne..rit) Smithri e j I
St., Pittsburgh, Pa., vi Pt be immediately answer
ed. Medicine sent to any address, safely pucka I
and secure from ob , ervuti9n.
Office and Private Roma
street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
IMEIME
WESTERN STOIE
NEW GOODS!
GRAFF & CO.,
Al A N
Wttnlti call the attention of the public to their
LARGE SA' 0 U K
of well Detected
COOK.PARLOR /UlO HEATING STOVES
•
ALSO, IMPROVED
Kitchen Ranges, Graf* Fronts, Wolk
low Ware, Ike., among which will
found the Dent Coal Cook
Stoves lo the State.
The Diamond, Advance,Air-Tight
Eclipse, and Iron CZ,
Wets awarded the FIFISia UM at the
Statta for X let
TRUE AMERICAN. GLOBE & REPUBLIC.
For the BEST WOOD COOK NOW IN USE. The
KENTUCKIAN and KANSAS Premium Stoves
are unsurpassed. We call attention of DEALERS
and BUILDERS to the largest stock of
CRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
IN THE STATE.
N B—We line the DIAMOND and ECLIPSE
oat Cook Stoves with Soap Stone Linings, which
and the fire better than iron.
LA DIES
CONGRESS GAITERS. HEELS, Ist 1,25
I.ahIEB LACE GAITERS, H EELS, 01.00
LADIES KID SLIPPERS aye
*l No. 16 Fifth Street, 2d door from Market,
uiy H. S. DIFFESBACKER.
1862, 1862.
M'CORD & CO.
II Al 5, CAPS,
STRAW GOODS,
BONNETS AND
SHAKER HOODS.
and Retail.
1.31 Wood Street.
PITTSBURGH.
UTE ARE NOW RECEIVING A LARGE
ADDITION to our Bonnetsmense Stook
of Rats Caps, Straw Go,xls, Skaker Roods
and Palm Leaf Hats. Merchants visiting our city
can buy from us at LOWER PRICES than in Phi
ladelphia or New York. ap.29.lmd
DU:
NCAN, DifNLAP & CO.,
PERE WHITE REFINED
C A IR TI 0 N 0 I T. S;
OfEoe NO. 291 LIBERTY STREET, Pitts
burgh, Pa. m9l;-6md
SPRUNG GOODS.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
AND
VESTINCS.
E HAVE NOW IN STORE A COM
PLETE stock of
SPRING GOODS.
all new and desirable styles. which have boon
carefully selected in New York, with a desire to
please the moat fastideous, and comprising in all
the various new fabric and novelties of the
season.
We would respectfully solicit an early call from
our patrons and the public, to test the merits 01
the same or themselves.
SAMUEL GREY dt SON,
Merchant Tailors,
No. 19 Fifth Street.
LOAN OFFICE,
HENRY W. CIMIOTT
NO. 100 SMITHFIELD STREET,
Near the corner Filth. Pittsburgh.
IN I.4giaz AND SMALL
171. quantities loaned - on Gold and Silver, Dia
monds, Jewelry, Gold and Silver Watches, and
all kinds of valuable articles, for any length of
time agreed on. The goods cannot be delivered
without the Ticket.
ISira2o Office Hours from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M.
PEIPIiiDN.A. O IL WORI~t}
LONG. MILLER Ac CO.,
WORKS AT SHARPSBURGH STATION, AL
LEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
Mir Office and Wareham*
2.4 MARKET STREET, PITTSBT/R6lll.
Manufactures of Illuminating and Lubricated
Carbon Oils and Bensole.
NO. I REFINED OIL, WARRANTED
NON , EZPLOBIVE, always on hand- oat :1y
BOA RD ING.—TWO GENTLEMEN
and wives can be accommodated with
Boarding. at No.loB Fifth street. A pleasant
location. Also, two single gentlemen.
myZlwd
JITST RECEIVED-
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
Sun timberallas. Mantillas. and Saeques of all
kinds.
We would invite all to call and examine before
Irehaaing.
riot' Linens and Muslim very-CheAta. at
H. J. LYNCH.
N 0.96 Marko, bore=
mad Diamond.
511 CAREN P.llll ou, emus As.
v. sorted sliest, Fela cl ed end for'
WC*.
• de Adlenitrigm-• •
Nu. rSO Smithfield
nols-daw:is
WORKS,
PH7SIit , RGH
Alan u facturers of
1 0 "Z' .
RKINRMAN... ..... CHAR. JoRrT, AN_ ..... R.SIRTMR
HEINEMAN, MEYRAN & SIEDLE,
No. 42 FIFTII STREET,
WROLISALR AND RRTAIL IYEALCIIS. lY
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
11
firerialita and Riuc,liineiw
Wholeaalp Aitenoy for the callibrated
AMERICAN' WATCHES ,
manufactured at Waltham, Mated
apl6-3md
*44
TPxmttpiril'lmmiuFtkiranzs g
is unrivalled by any, in all cases of Lameness,
arising from. Sprains, Bruises or Wrenehing, its
effect is, magical and certain. Harness or Saddle
1 thins Scratches, Manxe„te., it will also speedily
confirmed
:S m t ec i i v e i t w , o u , nd ar ß o i b u o g b .0 0 0 r, , E 1 , rtahaey
possibilityen ly be pre
vented vented and cured in their incipient stages, but
RADICAL CURE. No case of the kind, however. is
so desperate or hopeless but it may be alleviated
by this Liniment, and its faithful application will
alawys remove the Lameness, and enable the
horse to travel with comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at'
hand. for its timely use at the first appearance of
Lameness will effectually prevent those formida
diseases mentioned, to whic al horses reliable,
and which render so many h
oth l erwise a valuable
horses nearly worthless.
It. E SELLERS &CO.,
denly-daw:eow Agents for Pittsburgh.
IMPORTANT
WV. OR p
INVENTORS.
PATENT AtIENCy.. PATENT AGENT
OMIT C. LAWRENCE. ri; ROBT. FENWICK.
mi
For Twelve Years!pq For the past foci
years'llfanager of
an Officer of Shwa! the Washington
111, Branch of Selma.
Patent Oltiee—the tide American
last four as # O Patent Agency
zt. and for Fifteen
In Pat
ni rof theft:lent a Agency the
Bid- i
Board of Appeal.' n PAM.
•
NOTE—AII infarrnation necessary to procure a
Patent and a copy of the Patent Laws sent free or
ch irefe e ; to present Commissioner of Patents, lion.
David P. llolloway.
A. 1210 eft .F.NVE
Plumbers and Gas Fitters,
no. nui wow) STREET. oPPoerrE
FIRST CHURCH, PITTSBURGH,
AND
47 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY
NEAR THE MAYOR'S OFFICE
PII7DIPS. 11YDRAPTS, SHEET LEAD,
Lead Pipe, Pig and Bar Lead, and Plumber's
material in general. Oil Refineries fitted up in
the most approved manner. Tanks lined Lead or
Copper. Houses fitted with Water and Gas Fix
tures.
1.3 i. N. B. All orders promptly attended to.
ap:i :131.1
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
- ILlola TUE SPEEDY AND FERRAN;
Jr ENT cure of
GONORRHEA. GLEET, URETHAL
His...barges, Seminal Weakness, Nightly Emit
sions, Incontiacnee Genital Irrita
bility, Grovel; Stricture and
Alfe:Cona of the Kid
nere and Bladder,
Which has bee , l rood by upward! of
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
in their private practice, with the entire success,
superseding COMERS, COPAIBA, CAPSULES, or any
compound hitherto k nown,
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BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS
are speedy in action, often elf. a cure in a
few days, and when a cure is ers kis perman
ent. They are prepared from vegetable extracts
that are harmless on the'system, and natter nause
ate the stomach, or impregnate the breath and
beinu nir wirm coated, all nauseous taste is avoided.
No c eof diet is necessary whilst ming them:
nor does their action interfere With truthless pur
suits. Each box oontains nix doses Pills.
ONRIKOLLAIL
and will be sentRICE by marl. ypoat -D bY any ad.
Agent, on receipt of the money,
None genuine without my signature on the
wrapper.
J. BRYAN, Rochester N. Y Gen'llmn Argin
a u27:dowly:is t.
KPHhaac,
corner Market street and Diamond.
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS.
IF' EnUT'ON .Nc CO.,
MANUFACTURERSOF Malt tARIRTY OR
FINISHED BRADS WORK,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
aill - Particular attention to ono, Oil Refine
lee. Brass Castings of superior sttulese made to
order. Steamboat work and rioairing gener
ally.
aig•Ross' Oil Globe:
Gas Brackets and Pendents: r D7's Safety 146topt
oar ST. CLAIR
STREET AND DUQUESNE ay. feL3:tf
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C. WENT •t -ilO.,
li/NITIPACTIIIIIIIB OD
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
ROCKAWAYS. SULKIES AND SLEIGHS.
No. 187 Penn Street, Pittsburgh,
Xis- AG work warranted to be of the beet mate-
rial and workmanship. myl2lyd.
1.
lA.G-LE OIL WORKS.
WIGHTNAN & ANDERSON.
Rznifnum AND DEALrgui 111 PURE
Carbon Oil. quality guaranteed, Pittsburgh.
Also. Betiole and. Car Grease oonstantly on
hand.
Orden!, left at Chine, Smyth & Co's on Water
as d First etreeta , will be Promptly elled:
opal:Ben
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WILLIAM ULM. DAVId Ieg,ANDIJSM,
HARRISON A. OCIP/PIM. Speeial Partner.
General Partners.
MEANS dr COFFIN,
(Ettooaesoro to M'Candlees. Means A C 0.,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Oorner Wood and Water Streets,
rerodi prrrsarrium, PA.
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
WHOLESALE GROG E R
NOR, 18 AND 20 WOOD STEM,
PITT SEVIIO.II.
BITCEEEYE MOWERS & ILEAPItaI
RUSSEL'S IRON HARIIIBnnts.
CA YUGA CHIR J
P, R..
WOODS' MOWER,
Separators,
Horse and Dog Powers,
Menthol',
Ng%
Prrrsmi uiu. P.
Wholesale Grocers,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING ANERCHANIS.
A N D
Dealers in Produce and Pittsburgh Mimes,
No. 251 LIBERTY STIMMIT. •
stemol. PiTTEMIIBI
.A.TIELONA.
WE ARE NOW MANITFAMMUNI
V V this article, which for brilliancy in bunting
freedom of offensive odor, and 017 o t
color, (which color we warrant to be , b
age or ex is unsurpassed by an y neu
y
nator in is or astern markets. As a profitable
Oil to the consumer, we can epeoially rasounnsad
it. Also, our manufacture of
CAUSTIC SODA
Used by all large Soap !Abele and Oil erica,
which mete 20 per cent. in strength all the make
of E fish Soda brought to this oonatr?. Our
man of
SAPONWIER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE; SALT, AC.
Are so well and fiivarably known. we trust dm
mention is sullieient.
All orders and inquiries will be promptly at
tended to by addressing.
GEORGE COLHOON, Airent.
Penna. Salt MannOieturing iletapiksz
24 Wood street, ist4sbellgh.
H 011111riCULTIIIIIA
nolB:l3 , diw:is
STRAWBERRY
RASPBERRY,
and BLACKBERRY PLAUSTS,
GRAPE VINES
CTTRRANT
and GOOSEBERRY BUSHES,
LINEAR,
REIRUBARB.
and ASPARAGUS ROOTs,
a ll of the hest quality, and Warran_ ted tnae to
name. .For We at 29 FIFTH STREET.
mb22
J. KNOX.
STEAM ENGINE BUILDER
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS,
Near the Penn. R. R. Passenger Depot,
PITTSBURGH. PA.,
neaLNITFACIFIIILE ALL RINDS OF
Stow
d A ho Gr Afill Ric ll.l . ranging from three to one
Min a , Saw rse power, and • suited for
etc. Blast a. Blast Furnaces ; Naaterles,
.
Give particular attention to the construction of
uileEngines and Machin ery for
rcnlar f , rist mills, and for
r l e h' sil a so lu o i r h an d einnthed Vn y d adul. re forcid
' ment at short norw;flngines and Boilers ear:4
description.
Also. furnish Boiler, and Sheet Iron
Wrsasht /me. Matting, Hangers and=ri
iirie=afilia,hiand alitiluizatithimistroture of
Our DAR:m.IW.. our =whiners maaahmater
ed of Um umaJity of dodo, and irsinipit*
in ati slide tin on.
PrOssunmemi 411 part of the conntrr solicit
tedapd promptly, . fell:4w
WALL - PAPER! !
WINDOW CITRTAINS, &o.
New Styles for Spring of 1882,
A Great Variety sad Flue Assort
meat trona A 1.4 toots
to A 5 per Piece.
For &1u by
TIRO WAS
NO. 91 WOOD STRUM
Between 4tb & 56, Zd door below Dianund Alloy
miLTL
CX7II. itek
L a ihwa bh4r
shoo
. 01 . l'efiltel7 rIL illiktintraned
WILDON k ItEINEXR.
2.4 Wee 4 omit wog Oth
axe: usessCOMMISSION .4 CNANT,
PlGltla tr ill idMlLOOMB,
WAPITI ilom.
~'.-
TO UILftIUN IN 11 Si
r 11.111: EribERSIIGNED 11 AVE
_L toratiKetnente to fit up Oil It efinerie.., wale:
be. Tweddle 7 : , Patent l'RO3ll' APPA RATI;
patented } • ebruary lit, which fire ren
dared totally unnecessary in distilling Petroleum
or otter Oils, and we guarantee oar work cannot
be excelled in durability, simplicity or 0000041 Y,
We refer with confidence to the following par
tici, whose Refineries we have fitted up
Messrs. Lone, Miller & Co.. Petrone Win , lm
Wightm an & Andereon, po i d e
S. M. Kier &Co Exr du
Ales; Taylor & J cei Mnsan
Lawkhart .t Frew, Brilliant do
The above works were designed sad oiastnin i d
and put in operation by Dr.a.' W. C. TWEDDI*
ink works we have also fitted air
. .
• 5 , 0,: wizapau.nrthwitin,
Aok Crampton,
J ohnson Graham a co:. ifoiWtrit
Brewer, Sill & Co., Pittsburgh
Reese & grafi, do
Johnson & Brother. do
Forsyth Eros, & Co., hignobeker .
DAVIS & PHILLIPS ;
N. 5... RIO WATER 1 Ith FIRST STROM
Brim FOunders. Plumbers
STEAM AND GAS FITTEks
mhl4.3inti
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1
IDIIIIIENIX LOOMING GLASS & PIC jc— TuRE FRAME MANCFACTOMW
NOS. 221 EAST TWENTY-THIRD StII_,EET.
/73 & 173 lIRAND S ritEET & 213 CENTRE
STREET. Established 1835. NEW YORK. E -
tawNhed itei. This Eetablishment has' teen in
successful operation:llyear% and is the Lawman
of the kind In the United States. W e here on . •
hand or manufacture' to Order every driptlon
of LOORINTT GLASS PICTURE AN ama D Tort
TRAIT FRAMES, Plaid and Ornamental Pier,
Wall, Oval and Alantel Glasses, Connoting Cor
nices, Base and Bracket Tables, with Marble
1 Slabs, Toilet Glasses, ate. . .
.
Mouldings for Picture Frames, in lengths mita
ble foftranSportation, either GO Betlrsto, Romp'. •
wood, Oak, Zebra. Birdneve. Afeheinmi etc.. 911 r
new Manufactory and extensive facilities . anlinle
u. to tintrnish * SAY attic/lain our !Mena good.llll tke
best ,_and as cheap tut the cheapest.
DEALERS ARE INTITL`D TO CALL UPON
11.5 when they, visit New York. We claim to be
able to supply them with every article in our line
which they can possibly require. at prices lower
than they can purchase elewhero.
Order* by mail attended to with promphief.. 1M
not fail to 'wit ?ellen you visit Kew York..
(foe & Waren'lorug No. 213 Centre St., N. Y.
roy'2:3md IfoiLACE V. SIGLER,-Aq't.
S. B. & C. P. MARKLE,
''' Manufacturers and Dealers in
BOOK, CAP, LETTER,
' and all kin& of
WRAPPING PAPER, have removed from
No. 27 Wood slre4.l to
NO. 33 SMITHFIELD STREET,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Cash paid for RAGS. ap9
T. EISTNI
fBB
...... D. BEYlart ...... DRYICIR
Late at Miller A Rieksteon's.
R , E13,7.1111M11. a .13.11.0"/".11.ERIB,
I Summer to Reran A Anderson.)
Wholesale Dealers In
I'orelgu Fruits, Natal, Confectionary,
tiware, Fire Works, (he.,
NOS. Mi AND 128 WOOD STREIT.
PITTIIIIIIR4I2I
ROBERT DELZELL
ROBT. DALZELL .• P. DEISM
dr CO.*
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
Iron Voundern,