MORNING, MAY 28
4 try
v. 7
.PROW. maw YORE. atml • STATE
BOSTON are our agents for the EMI" ,
and Wiligirredit in those cities. and are au
hedged to t.altehAvertisements aad Subsoriptiazut
crrr `i BICHOUOOD
: Battles Battery.
The Chronicle contains a dispatch frm
Captain Pi:bulk in reference to the retreat
of Gen. Baldwin which ttie Pittsburghers
apt - interested, as follows :
iirit.t.tiiironT, Md., May 27 Via Car
lilse.—Geneial Banks' command, about
four thousand five hundred, strong which
were encamped near Strasburg, Virginia,
took up their line of march about 4 o'clock
on Saturday morning.
At Newton, ten miles north of Strasburg.
his- rear was attacked. Capt. I 7 tiderwood's
company had thirteen wounded and one
killed.
The rear was Until lat.. in the
evening, when it reached %Vim-he -ter, after
a twenty five mile 111:11%.11. 11.1. i
The pickets were fired into :in I lierrAssed
ull the night.
The rebels took up a position dnrim ; the
night, and:commenced the - t sok early on
Sunday morning with their batteries.
Severe fighting occurred until 9 o'clock,
a. in., but our forces were overpowed by
General , Ewell's command, numbering
about twenty-two thousand, when Wt• etllll
meneed retreating.
p4Airt i reached the shore opposite WillisinA•
rt r aitinee of thirty-seven miles on
Sunday night.
'4510n..' Banks' command, including Cap
taiiiiXo_rgan's and Foulk's companies are
now iti- Willianisport.
The Wounded in Ben. Morgan's company
are4dhacDunwoody, Sergeant D. It. Nei
son,-W. H. Sterling, Corporal l ( . '. Duk e ,
Charles Shankle.
In Capt. W. S. Poulk's campanv, pri
vate F. Dougherty, A. Hickey and baniel
Scott. None were killed in either.
The killed, wounded and missing in the
46th regiment, Col. Knipe, are about one
huridredand twenty-five.
Capt. Hampton, Sergeant D. A. Stewart.
W. Lafferty, Cornelius "tool, Hiram Neely,
John MeAleese. Albert Evans, Milton
Slophey, -John Hinshaw, Jan Pierce,
Garrison W. Lacey, Win. H. Cappie, John
Smiley, James Stock house, John Harrison,
John James and M. Keck were taken pris-
Quemoy:4h battery, wagon, forge,. and two
baggagreWagons.
Atwell, of Knap's battery. ha,
arrived in Willi:wisp:7)d with thirteen me.
to Art of Glossing Linens.
The mystery of giving to linen collars
and shirt bosoms a gloss like that on new
linen is thus explained by an exchange :
"This gloss, or enamel as it is sometime s
called, is produced mainly by friction with
a Warm iron, and may be put pn linen by
almost any person. The linen to be glazed
receives as much strong starch as it IS
possible to charge it with: then it is dried.
To eisuelt . pound'of starch a piece of sperm.
paraffine, or white wax, about the - size of a
walnut, i s'nsually added. ''hen ready to
be ironed,: the linen is laid upon the table
and)Skointened very slightly on the surface
withii.elean wet cloth. It is then ironed
in thernmal.way with a flat iron. and is
ready "fortheglossing operation. For this
purpose a peculiar heavy flat-iron, rounded
lathe bottom and polished as bright as a
mirror, - iiised. It is pressed firmly upon
the linenand rubbed with much fume, and
this frictional action puts on the gloss.-
"Elbow grease" is the principal secret
connected with the art of glossing linen.'
,
'actor HUKO•S Old Newel.
The story of "Les .Miserable,,," a novel
by Victor Hugo, just issued from the press
of Carleton, New York, has been well Yen
tillated. The author's first novel, "Notre
Dame de Paris," was accepted on condi
tion Sallie. publisher should bring out
all Hugo's after productions. It made
the fortune of the printer, who, on Hugo
presenting him the manuscript of "Ims
Misernbles" offered him a mere song for
it, which he refused to take. Year alter
year he repeated his offer to the publisher,
each year.increasing the price, and now,
when the book is twenty lire years old
and the death of Hugo's tyrant leave,,
him
(recto dispose of the manuscript to others,
he .has sold it for $BO.OOO. The work is a
powerful, fietion, called "Pontine" and
has created an immense furore in Europe.
Carleton!' translation is for sate here by
HentiMitier,.Pifth street, next door to
the POstoffice.
At Home.
Thomind • Ewens son of B. Ewen
book bas
er, wounded in the ß.
thigh at Wil
s,
lisku4buyg t _
_while fighting with his com
panyithwftiend Ride. Guards, arrived at
konto, - ,yesterdny. Robert ld'elelland, of
the same company, wounded in the mouth,
has been at home for several days. A
ball struck him in the mouth, knocking
out.seversd of his front teeth, and passed
out:thionirh his cheek. Both the young
men are' oing well.
Pawl* 801 lbw So'diem.
Bishop Potter has recommended to every
congligatiaa in the diocese to make an
annul csintribution to the treasury of the
BiShip White Prayer Book Society, and
Whitiandat the Bth ofJune, has been se
lect:4AS the day. The money thus raised
is to bi ruled in the distribution of the
Book of : Common Prayer among the sol
diers—Particularly amongst the prisoners
of war at Chicago and Columbus.
The neleetle.
Hew. Meer, Nos. 71 and 73 Fifth
street aaitdoor to the Post Office, favors
us with the June number of the Eclectic
Magazin . e: kis ilhatrated With a fine steel
picture of 'Prince Albert . , from a photo
graph liken just before his death, and its
emen a
ds are...very cream of the foreign
momildiaa,„through which it is so dicult
to tog:lemon* of-what 'here prese ffi nted
in the ittiractive,form. The Eclectic
is *idly iuid justly g ining in-popularity.
*me to Waslattigton.
1100.41i05. A. Scott, Assistant Secre
day tat - rot-Wei; passed through the city on
Mon.evenzog, on•his way to Washing.
ton eiii , ..loire we nqdarstand he will ten
der his "
rutugnation,l his duties; as Vice
Priiident- of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Conway , requiring his undivided atten
tion.
teetillg•
The Beard of Dir :tors of the Pennsyl
vania.Aeldriad Co. pany held a stil
meet*:Afreterdey it Philadelphia for the
purposeofeleeting President pro. tem..
to eet &ring • the •bsence of J. Edgar
Theeaeoss,. Esq., -.tho goes on a trip to
Europe, or the benefit of his health. The
result of the meetiiig MLR not .known here
last evening r
Vslmola Real Estate. -
We call general attention to the adver
tisesnent, in another column, of a number
of valuable 10t5,:., in Rochester, Pa. on
nett , at Sheriffs sale. The
property is le, located in a thriving
town and offers a splendid opportunity for
vest
profitable iant.
Ptilteata.
Antbigthe list ;of patents for the week
endins May 13th; We find one to A. S.
Fleasrag, ot • I • , and Charles Ad
ameir gal eitY, . gimes to W. J. Ch
the... of for improvement in
the. i re if iron and steel. Also
one SOybold, of McKeesport,
Pa., fallivirosetilnent in miner's lamps.
Alp tXagffs_Whogs•
PON& big aVout
et two hundred Steel
eagrayipp, walk& he is selling at No. 78
Fil khitem,s*iatrfive teats each.
A Good Troupe.
Maner Henderson did a_ good thi
when h ag e engaged the Hooley Minstrels. ng
Our people had been without any amuse
ment of this character for nearly a year
and were consequently on the qui rive for
a really good Ethiopian entertainment,s uc h as is given by this company:. They
sing and play well, their jokes and witti
cisms are capital and their melange "rough
and tumble comic spree, &c.." take down
the house nightly. The Theatre is being
well patronized by the lovers of negro
minstrelsy and deservedly so.
The _Union Cavalry.
A dispatch from Capt. John H. Stewart,
of the Union Cavalry, formerly in com
znand of Capt R. H. Patterson, announces
the crossing of the Potomac of the com
pany, all safe, at Williamsport, yesterday
morning. The Company was known to
he in Gen. Banks' Division and many fears
were entertained for its safety.
Drowned.
An inquest was held yesterday by Coro
ner Welting on the teitly of Joseph Mc-
Kibben, a lad ten
in years old, who, while
playing on a flat the . river at South
ittshurgh, stumbled over a rope fell over
board and was drowned. The verdict was
in accordance with the facts.
Tioops En IltoSte.
Five hundred soldiers of the 413 d Indi
ana regiment, fully armed and equipped,
arrived by a special train from . the West
laa evening, and, after a substantial sup•.
per, furnished by the subsistence Commit
tee, proceeded Eastward in cars provided
for them on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Selling Oil WltWont Licentse.
A Gazette correspondent • writing from
St. Louis, states that the agent of a Wood
street oil firm was recently arrested in that
city and fined ten dollars and costs for
selling carbon oil by sample, without Ii•
cense.
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More or the Wounded.
Samuel Moody, a member of Company
K Fourth regitnent of theSiekles Brigade,
and a Pittsburger, who was wounded at
the battle of Williamsburg. with a number
of others is liow in New - York City.
WE: direct attention to the advertise
ment of Mr. Jos. Fleming in another
column. Everything in the drug and pre
scription line constantly on hand.
JOSEPH MY TIM
FANCY AND MAIN
FURNITURE & CHAIRS
WARRHOUSE. 135 SMITEIMILD MEM
(Between Sixth street and Virgin alley./
•
nog invoßtratimr.
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PATENT WRITING CASE
/11111fIll CAST . IS NO AIRMIANGED To
give the writer a OW* eight by nine inches
to write upon, will hold
Pen sad Pencil.
India Rubber,
Checker Beard,
and yet wilt fold up so as to measure only%
For oak by
of SAM, Cold,
lgough.ortaapaenzaa
&owe ;Menai,
r, 'which Might be awaked
- with a siMple remedy,
frnegimicd, often teeminot4itserioasjy.
Few are aware of th 4; irnixortadoeit
stopping a As/AA or-49 1 / 1 501
Wad its first stew; that :phi&
in the beirinning would yield to a
mad remedy, if not attended to, soon.
attacks the lunge.
4pe4utre a.goonchia/Sigachter
were first introduced eleven .year ago.
It has been penn e d that they are the
best article before the public for
Aide 471rsian-chli&
slearrta, ecataiLth., the Hackin g
Cough in ,ganatinwidn, and
numerous affections of the Oluseual,
giving immediate relive.
Public Riiiesikere: Muter'
wal find-them, effectual for clearing
and strolgtheni ng the voice.
•
Sold .331 aU (X ) ruggiater And ahxder e
$, at Pe oads,per box.
Cleriolir. Baker.
MANIFACTIMPIS A INFINITUS OF
Neddles, Fish Rooks; Nl* Tickle, &c.,
48 Malian Lane k3lsLibeity it. N.Y.
Would reineetivety till the attention of whole
sale dealers toile& ezteativo and varied stook of
Plinitrimi
?AC*I
Their F a llillitriting WORKS"
Canton St.. has been is satewsfel opt ,
ation for
to
_years. where they maisfeetere
every variety or .. , ~ • -4: -
~ PINK /141481E5, SIPIANIII, tle... ' *
iloolt the lesi Resift sisa. and whieb they nar
row melt siterior and Sally &aver than the
1 Zied ankle.
[ limo -ti ouernakAino acmea
I AV ONCE. tor er sob pi
a
WookisllASltidss., - lea •-:
::. Their e f newhi eall'peitietheetittits * to tit r .
i ii MobLakilirlitiasitairmem air
:a nnintwered.
. .. .
• • ,
For dieglieneWo readers
; • ••
as are not coeveriatiliniknoints
of goof ionleriAttie 01,40 ng for
, . .
the.
ey , .
r, 166 ft -
arg ,Mar k l e g,
ark leg,
feet suple- ood, intialoal4thewad of the
breastbone liliable*like'gristle: If the
headi.is , ow ; she: eyeel tbe rani
brightif fresh Fowls, when young ;
have
.entooth'itimbs and legs. In other
respects they are like young turkeys.—
Young geese will have yellow hills arid
feet, and a pin head may be forced through
the skin oldie breast. (It requires con
siderable pressure to thrust a pin through
the breast of an old tough goose.) If fresh,
the feet will be pliable. The same rules
apply to the selection of ducks. As a gen
eral rule, all other birds have bony *dews,
that are not easily straightened. Young
birds have pliant and easy yielding claws.
The spurs ofturkeys and roosters are hard,
long and sharp. Of young ones but the
first developments is seen.
Array. Shootfag
On Monday evening a colored man
named John Jackson, got into a difficulty
with Peter 'Annan, at the house of the
latter on Butcher's Run, near Allegheny
City, about a female companion :liken to
the house in question by Litman. Jack
son, after some warm words, ran out into
the street and seized a large boulder,
Which he threw at Latium', striking the
woman, who interposed, upon the head.
',anima then drew a pistol and fired at
.liii kion, the ball striking him in the thigh,
pa:sing obliquely up and lodging near the
hip one, close to the skin. The wound
i.; nio serious and neither arrest nor infor
mation has yet been made.
ANTHONY MN YRS
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
MANUIPACTIIIIIRD or
woad Inkstand
wad Cherkers.
inches by 2 inches.
W. N. HAVEN,
WOOD * TIMM DU.
=U:=l
!'" 11 .11 WM
The RAKIll : c+) Rviptep:isw:—
Mrs. OiritCltVinat.,
11 1 3 0er, the escort iIE:-Senator.'
of California, accompanied by her four
children, Mrs.> Keary, President Davis'
niece, Owitra son and.daughter.
(Arizona) thin lays. Sib
ley's coin:load is amounted and in a
starving condition. Two companies had
'been cut off', and the rest were endeavoring
to reach Santa Fe.
The Corin correspondent f the A
peal says : " B utler
's infamous o order ha p s
tired our arm y. A Union spys . guide was
shot nt one o 'clock to-day.' •
The Charleston Courirr of the I•2t li eon
grat ulatim the citizens of Charleston CM
the tact.of that city being four t imes mnger
than New Orlean s, and adds that large con
signments of stones, from Columbia and
the interior, together with iron chains and
other materials, will soon be on their way
to 'aid in constructing a stone wall, to
block out the invaders from approach
within shelling distance of the city.
All the Southern papers condemn Gen
eral Butler's order as cowardly and in
famous. but they take good care riot -to
publish it.
Gen. Beattregard's Pos t ion.
Referring to the position of (letieral
Beauregard, the New York Expre.•;:: re
marks:
With Butler holding the Nashville and
Jackson railroad—Farragut pushing up the
Mississippi with his flotilla, with Davis at
Fort Wright getting ready to come down—
Curtis moving eastward front Arkansas,
and there the great posit of llalleek press
ing him at Connth— a
hisi on is threat
ened thus simuhansously, front, flank and
rear. We think we can now see, in these
grand combination movements against the
enemy, the key to the otherwise in
ble delay of Oen. lialleck to "11101
When the battle is fought, it is eertal
be a decisive one.
THE target rifle used in the Free States,
and practice with which has produced the
crack shots in Colonel kierdan's re inie
is a very peculiar instrument. 1t if made
with an increasing twist; it has a false muz
zle, a contrivance which preserves the tine
true edge of the real muzzle from wear in
the act of loading; the barrel is of steel;
the ball is made of compressed lead; and
the weapon is fitted with a itelescope of
such power that at four hundred yards it is
possible to distinguish the color of a man's
eyes. This rifle dos execution at the dis
tance of more than a thousand yards; and
Berdan has in his regiment no man
who cannot kill an enemy with at least two
out of every three shots. at the distance of
a quarter of a mile.
osi DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER CON
PLAINT—These are the diseases which
sweep their countless thousands yearly to the
grave. Sallow complexioned people walk list
lendlY along looking us if death would be a relief
to them. They know that they are sick. and that
they are fast wearing away. but cannot tell you
what ails them. Hundreds of inch persons have
been thoroughly cured by the use of Limbers
Blood-Searcher. The genuine, article prepared
by tho original inventor. DR. LINWEI is for
sole by all solvent druggists.and by thesoleagerit.
SIMON JOHNSON
my 26 Corner Smithfield suilEuurth streeis.
R• R. BULGER..
ICA NERACTrIttIt or
EVERY DESCRIPTION 0
_ -
FURNITURE.
No. is Nuelthtteld Street,
PITTSBURGH.
A FULL AMOIRTMENT or
Pittsburgh Manufacture() Furniture,
Cunatantly on hand,. which we will at the
fewest gimlet fut. _
_
MORNING POS'r
STEAM PRINTING
ESTAUCIS I AuF.Nrr
CORNER FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS
PITTS B IT R ii fl
HAVING RECENTLY MADE
EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS AND IMPROVES ARTS
TO OUR OFFICE.
We are now prepared to execute all orders for
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
BOOK & JOB PRINTING
With dispatch, and in the most superior style
We have an office
107000 ND TO NONU!
/u the city.
And will pay particular attention to
RAILROAD,
MERCANTILE & LEGAL PRINTING
mum 01PLADING,CIRCULAWIN,
BILL HEAD%
BLANKN, DEEllet
CERTINICATEI, ItZQUITEna,
DRAT TICSUCTIS, RECEIPTS,
Show Cards & Bills in Colors,
CAMBIA, ENVELOPES,
1116/11.1131611, CONTRACIII,
ShowbiHs, Handbills, Labe* Co
lege and School Schemes, Hotel
Bills of Pare,lnvitstiona&o.
Our figoilitim for printing
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, &C.
FOR CONCERTS & EXHIBITIONS
ARE UNSURPASSED!
we can Imre complete gatidietion as to TIME
AND PRICE!
BOOK WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
$114•01 sad College Catalogues.
illogiensweenis Catalogues,
Omistfflattomma, Report!, Bileh , ete.
swim NOOKS,
LETTER gyp,
BLANK BOOMS, CHECK% ETC.
Banius & Banking Mottoes,
FURNISHED TO ORDE.R,
ALL 1 RIEOUTED PROXPTLY
BARB.
211=111111PM.511i mai Weal NIL
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COMPANY.SAW- ..
VENITIAN 'ELIINDII} •
ANDREW "%victim'
siisheg to inform his friends and the public that he
it situated on
EIRERTT STREET, NO. 1$?,
near ST. CLAIR STREET. and is prepared to
accommodate all who may want anything iu his
line at the lowest rate, for cask or such trade at
may suit him.
Old Blinds repaired, repainted and trimmed at
the very lowest price, and if the work does not
pipa.se I win charge nothing for it.
N. B.—lt has been freely rorted by some of
ny pirticular 'friends in my l ine that I bad quit
he Blind making. which is not so.
tuy2-Inull
r YOU - -
WAVY TO SNOW
HAT 'CHEAP REALLY MEANS,
CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE,
No. (:•2 1 ilia street.
13 DOTS AND SHOES
Pena wely aboa t Hair Price,
Her" After JUNE I,it ()NE PRICE
NIN.
MIMES FROM G CENTS UPWARDS.
I b►'H'IfOLbaALIiJIWE 1 - , lt in the boek room
J. R. CIAIRDINER.
Affent 11. r Manufacturers direct.
_ .
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
461EALED PROPOSALS WILL. RE RE.
0.. eeived by the SCIIROIL DIRECTORS of the
Borough "flireen,:burg. until
If contlay Evening . . June gni. I kW%
at 7 o'elock, for the ereetion, including the fur
n iNil illir 161 II 11/11 feria 1,,, .d'a TW 0 STOR Y BRICK
iII.LLINO, with litielllellt, 011 the ground 14-
wetly known as the Aendenty Lot. The dimes- '
:iioni of f 4he building will Win hg IL: feet.
I The I esigti. plan, speeiticationst, &e., eau he seen
by culling on the undersigned. By order of the
Board. .I.AS. C. CL.Alth.„ Secretary.
tnY2.3-lotd
igki EN' lidbilbElN NOW OPENINII4
EATON, MACRUM & CO'S
e speeial attention to selenion
NEW 41OODS, which we are now opening.
AND New and handsome stylo? 1l A/. ACE
Pit ENO!! E.11111101DV:gb E
O CILL L A US,
SEE' OP r'UL Ld If AND SI. EL' ehoiee
styles.
Eleiati I . new etyle, "C LACE r EILS.
711131.111. VG 1:11t11U.X.!t;
R ,t) les ul LCUS.VET
a:ui!urennd Freneh EDG/Ni! ANB LACES,
1 1(i:ill:W1•. Uhl) MiTPL &c, a every
kind.
EA - r s FINK 811111 IN SHIRT FRONTS
1.) (V)1.1,.. 4.115. SUSPE TIES. CS.
1)131- G. 4 11. 1 1ENTS...te.
New steles of LA 1) 1 Es" 1I .41) Ph 'INS KS:
Novelties in fine French and common PANS
The host make of Sjl Vi l / 4 . 8 ETS
eiUVitt. :quailsl attention of wholesale and re
tail Mayers to our assortment of
Sr.V 11 11:11ELE.IS AND Sl'S' SHAWN.
Poalers supplied in luau, ity at lowest rates,
EA,IoN 31ACRITM &
• 17 Fifth street.
RD_
ETA I I. till OE NTOIIIE AT A 11' 4 1'T10.11
Commencing Thursday morning, May , ) tat 11.1io'clidt, and continuing at 10 and 2 ...ock
each day at the Store of tioilfried Fox. No. 415
Penn Street. will be sold without reserve. (as the
L' dee! !ling businesio a large and superior
Stock of 1100T8 and SHOES of every sleserip:
(ion. comprising the stock of n first class Retail
Boot and Shoe Store.
The f.reater portion of the stoek is CUSTOM
MAD}... Awl consists in part of tient.? tine French
Calf and Ki t , Boots, calf skin Shoes, Gaiters and
Tien. Ladies & Congress and Lace Haws.
eau . Ain and coarse Shoes. Buskins. Slippers,
dec. Boys' and Youth's calf and kip Boots, .Shoes
atni Gaiters. Children's Clatter,. Show and Slip
per?, and n great variety of 'den and Women's
wear to numerous to mention.
soy'..N T. A..IIPCLIELLA Awild • oneer.
R
EATENT NA lailJallaa SWIM Or.
411 a FE:RED iu the city is now to lie kliNd a t the
BF:E HIVE.
opening our FIFTH ARRIVAL of
d• NPMNEH DREAM GOOD*,
MIALNTILFAI, SA ireeTEN,
As we vi*iied last week nenrly all the New York
and elearing nut auction sales we
can 14er bargains in the way ‘ , 11./KI tiOODS.
Drown Goods which formerly sold at 1:2!,', and
15".;,.., we are selling at , ;
Drew' Goode which formerly Bola at i and ::1
we are selling at 121-
Dream Ciollllll.l h irh formerly r. , 1•1 at we are
now sellinK at 13iF;;
Our stuck of RDA MIA, SILK AND LACE
MANTELS, is lame and Complete, the styles
entirely new and elegant, at which will he found
the embroidered
lIERNANI GRENADINE YHA WEN
which is something new. Our stock of
D aaaaa eimite and Houtierurtalushing Goodee
is eoloplete in all its branches, to whieh we
invite the anent len of the public
before purchasing elsewhere.
C. HANNON LOVE & CO.,
No. 74 Market street,
NOW READY
ARTEMUS WARD ,
HIS BOOK, •
With Many Cowie Illustrations
on Tinted Paper.
Elegant 12m0., 010th Bound ; price $l.
CONSIISTING OF Tint ales Ea T
and most characteristic writings of this great
American Humorist. For several years there has
appeared no first-rate humorous boon from the
American pram and a good °neat this time, when
the community is craving for something where
with to dispel the depression into which it has
been plunged. will be welcomed by every one.
Many of the irresistibly funny letters of the im
mortal "Artemus Ward " have become familiar
by bang d aysied and rerjespied haves newspapers
of the s others, however. maned the
eye of the reader, and an attempt bas been made
in this volume to collect the best and to issue
them in one handsome volume, splendidly illus
trated. No one will be dissatisfied after investing
a dollar upon a book that will illumine with peals
of laughter every household into which it Ands its
way. For sale by
.111ENItY MINER,
No. 71 and 73 Fifth street, next door to Poet
Office.
iny2l
ATWO STORY BRICK MANSION,
village pleasantly situated upon an eminence in the
ofßoohester. Beavereounkr. Thehouseis
lame and in good eider. havinjt been nom* int
proved and refitted; large orchard seal and wash
house, etc easy °faeces by railroad, sixteen pas
senger trams stopple:east and west every twenty
four hours. , Price $3,400; terms $6OO in hand anti
the balance in three yearly mymenta. For gale by
S. CUTHBERT & SONS.
51 Market street.
ArIOUNTRY BACON 7,0 LEB. NICE
‘.., Country Bacon, Shouldsn. Fides and Hama
ust received per steamer Emma Graham : and for
sale by . JAS. A. FETZER,
rity27 comer Market and First streets.
KEEP IT HEFO*E 'roc
SAVE YOIJit MONjilt
whenyoucanandgetaßETTEß PIArrO.
list the thing itself well aknarne : one that blight
and elastic touck that will not ache your wrist
and lifters is a PIANO to day and to-.morrowl ow
for each or approved acceptance' Call and
convinced. WISEIIROTHBR. be
-
!nr26 Manufileturenr,llB Wood street I
STRAWBERRY sox= IA cloak isdi
article every eardner should have far tale by
BROICHAIII & LONG.
No. 197 Liberty stress.-
E ,
COII 0 111 Y ICKZE/IXIIC MO IVIZ
Rake!. Reverie &e.hist received
aad for sale by II & LONU.
inzel :.-- N 0.117 Liberty Street
1 4 At Ira—is a. — .o wan " • • XL
Amial Lard. last maired and for
'TABA FICTZZR.
- APS anie /haft liatirst
_ ars*.
40. *mem
,Thr
JraDand for kr .
HENRY B. OOLLENB..
MEZZO
4, ~ i ~..; ;• oPor.I im
are now ill nil ••• • I.! .. .er., 7
pensive und . pr0uL.,,,,i,!......,•
We feel con6clent. without , ~...g . a , .oh,a, th a t
few I.lllloil in the west. caul be lowa combining so
many advantages to the mechanie, merchant and
manufifeturer, and to persons who may wish to
live retired from the bustle of the city, and at the
same time be within very convenient distance.—
The scenery is unsurpassed in loveliness and
beauty: water is abundant and pure; society
W is
Wood: the people are industrious and morel. e
would then say to all who may want a home or
place of business in a rapidly improving town,
within ane hours, ride of the city, to.which they
may go and return at any time in the day or
night, collie to this sale and purchase a lot or
block of lots; they can now be had at low prices—
hereafter they will not, for upon the return of
peace and Prosperity to our e,ountry , property
here will greatly increase in value.
The title to the property is petfeet„ and for
further information in relation to the same, we
would refer to N. P. Fetterman and Rota. Robb,
Ens. of Pittsburgh; lion. Thomas Cunningham.
Win. B. :Clark and it, B. Chamberlain, EiSIiEL, 01'1
Beaver; (J. C. Spezerer, James A. Sholes, Charles
Lukens, William Leaf. If. 1%. Frazier. Lemuel
Woodruff. Ira Blanchard, Wm. Johnston, of
Rochester, will cheerfully show the lots and
blocks and give any information which may lie
desired by any persons wishing to purchase.
iny.
• ADIFS' CONGIMESK ___
4 HEEL ciAITERS
WHALE . OIL fIOAP. IN VONINF.X
-lON with other articles, is said to be the
only thing at will effeetuallY !preserve fruit
trees from t he re vages of insects, bugs, Arc. It is
sail ,
to ut e
an ar w ticu well aCppPce a a b e le .
t Apple.
Pear
and Cherry trees. Try.it: a small outlet may save
Y6ll hundreds 01'1101131N worth °limit. The Whale
Oil Soap is fumble at
JCSEPII FLEMING'S,
w 721 corner Market street and the Diamond
WHOLESALE BUYERS
will find a 1;0.1 assortment of
BOOTS, ~!Tura AND CA ITERS
ANOXIC MALL •
AUCTION MOUSE
at extremely low prices
T EI
Just opened a complete assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
E ATON. lIIACRIM k CO---
NO. 17 FIFTH STREET,
Invite the attention of
Wholeginlea Elk Ret4ll Buyers
to a large and varied stock of desirable good
juin opened.
EASTERN CABRIAGIS. RENRIES k WAGON*.
NEW AND REFUND-BANDED. FOR
sale. and will positively be sold at the
lowest prices, to suit the times. Particular atten
tine pSIRNeOgIE
PH WHITE,
Lawrenceville. Penn street, near the Two• Mile
Run.
usr2-11s6nid
KENNI N--
GITO2II
IRON AND NAIL WORKS
11.14)1r1) dr 1114.ALUIC.,
Manufacturers of
r
liar.Nheet, , Ho., A
and 'r Iron, Might wad Spikes;
Also. Screen, 311111111 T Rail and Flat Bar RaUr
Iron, suitable for Coal Works.
Works are adjoining the CITY OAS WORK
Warehouse, No. tilBll4ll4Pr 'street wad N
6 Market street. Naatairrta Hutidliss.
aidtbdant-ia
ECE I E
BLACK
SHAWLS,
Wilk Floe Aroeluk and Bold Mixed
Border. Very ew p.
BEAUTIFUL LAWN,
f or 121-2 cents.
Vine arkeonet and Organdies,
LIGHT COLORED
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
lel-Just opened a very nice aseertment of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
W. & D. HUGUS,
my2l owner of rah and Market atm&
GREAT RIBBON OPIF:INNG
HORNE'S,
77 & 79 MARKET STREET
ON MONDAY, MAY-26,
We will have open and for sale
123 Cartons New Ribbons,
70 do Prase* Flowers.
100 HozeoAmserlems do
90 limes Straw Goods, to which we in
vita the special attention of country arid city mop
chants andtnillinertt
We
have just received a large supply of
ladles mad Maim II addidelha.
Femmelr sued Illfeeluteille
Silk mud ilibasiamea Men Unibirelliviv.
Nair Weiltameed Here Illisresaea.
Cotton Hader, sad Eilloves.
Irambroliderlea sad Limier Illaireaker.
elelells, which we will sell at the very lowest
Prileal to CASH BUYERS.
JOSEPH HORNE.
WHOLESALE ROOMS,
0 'WELDERS AND CONTDACTORD
We are now manufacturing a superior aritiele of
I. Di 4 4 ,
which we areprepeeed teelenegetremeer
Tutu. COD
Sat ward Saab"ly cosi
beipi assissi.
IMICIUMBN,
GREALSALE; AMMAKE
.11M.A.14
liossionu Atorp
.IpatTaps corm ,
A 'rrlitif,the - - hadtedlet 4
isituate in the
..Meaver
eounty, for sale on S A . list OF MAT.
illigientlikteelook; a au' upnata aseitgligi an d
:rudiment for abalaneeof onipasdneerehase menet'.
The lots madionetiti the advmUsemsat are situ
ated in a healthy. beautiOd and thriving vilhge.
No town in the neighborhood, or indeed west of 1
the mounOdns.rposeesses so many natural sad ar
tificial advantages; the town lies upon a high bank of the Ohio at the mouth of the Big Beaver
river. within :Id miles of the city ofPittebtirgh--
there are now some thirty-five railroad training-
sing daily through this place east and west, north
and south, offording easy and direct 'comtnunica
tion with all parts of the country : there is also
e 1111 l munication directly mgt. south. north and
west by rh er and canal.: there are now eleven
daily passenger trains passing ea.% and the same 1
number passing , west: six aceommodation trains
run from this place every day, commencing at $3..: ,
tt'clock a , in. , and running at convenient and 1
suitable hour: , lo suit every one, and returning I
from the city at from 7.%" : a. ni. until 8 o'clock p.
in., so that persons residing here can attend to 1
their regular businees in Inc city through the
whole or any
_part of the day. a n d return to their
homes in Rochester.
The town now contains a population of some fif
teen to eighteen hundred, and is rapidly increas
ing and improvillf : churches of every denomina
academies veni sem i naries , ame number
sexes which and for both sexes,whieb
are, equal, if not superior, to others in the united
States. As a manufacturing "lace Rochester has
advantages which are certainly superior, as any
Person will be satisfied upon a fair and to, ft!! to
aruination. It lies hi the heart of a beat, .: .
ferlilo agrionl'..-11
oonnr, which a'
. .goo d.l It ;t .
lime stn.
bIES' coNIIRESS HEEL “AITERs
LADIES' CONI:RESS
CHEAP AT' I). 8. DIEFFEWBACHER
I.; Fifth street
NO. 5 FIFTH STREET.
W. 11. Ilea= & CO
113 Federal street. Allegheny city,
a large stock of
-A T -
2d and 3d storiae.
yr. taii:Y:t
' -•-
Sianialit
'Loan Aka MANAO .W • I 71).111
.
.
WIED4ESDAY- eilltbraelatAih.
' 1 •: , ‘ , ,74 3 -:,!'
. .of
We .
i; •-
IHE
[LATE 1 100LEY 4E. CtipplFßlLLlFell
Al / s L's•, - • •
From Niblo's Saloon, Broadway. New York.
R. Y. HOOLIM it G. W. H. OWIPPIN. PROP/MT.-111S,
in their unique'and unapproachable
ETIIIoPIAN ENTERTAINMENTS.
The gentlemen comprising this talented troupe I
are auk - ors:Illy acknowledged to be the
Shiro of the •Yroteonelou.
For full partieularsseeprowrauitims.
FRANK. EDWARDS, Agents.
Prieesof admission ES, Si and IN ovine,
Grnemoviemrac tvverry tiai
VENTION—The Democratic Comity Com
mittee of Correspondenee met at the SAINT
CHARLES HOTEL on SATURDAY moaNniro.
1 0 th hut. Pursuant to eall. The ibilowingints:
unanimously adopted:
.. ,
Resolved, That the Democratic citizens of Alle
gheny county meet at their respective places for
lothbolding primary meetings on SATUDDA 11, the
day of' JUNK to elect two delegates trout
each township, hologgh and ward to meet, in
on
Cvention at tee COu KT DOUSE , in the city et
Pittsburgh, on Wedateeduty, June 11111 t. at
11 Welork. to select delegates to the &ate Oen
ventioit. ~ •i -I, .-- ."161. It U.trreAl•urg ork the
eth OP.): !:, NEVI'.
Thr
1111 , :; in IhN urpttwii
.1i: I.nail°, unlit M • ;I
Eh, .tV .1 . 1;;IS II 1. 1n.0tq1....4 11. .7,•1
111. tr.
TtiOhlAS DONNEUX. Chairman..
TiAßPßll.SeeretillrY•
slurs NEXATE—E. 6IAZZ.4
is a eaudhlitii the the tiiiiaitiatioa
STATE SENATOR.
. tart
•
4 t lllll ;A"Trarllfil v b7. J .T2
date for nomination to the above mrice, before the
next nominating Metalllimn County Conven
liou.
014diacto
CUST
A OM HOUSE.
I
Pittsburgh. pril 14th. HIM
Oir NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN
that "SEALED PROPOSALS" *wow-
Denied by proper guarantees accenting to forms
to be furnished on application at this Office.
be thereat, until 12 o'clock. ineridian, on
the MST TUESDAY OF JUNE NEXT. for the
supply of Provisions. Medicine, die., enumerated
in said forms, for one•year t commencing on the
first ofJuly next, and ending on .the thirtieth of,
Tune &Mowing. The
.quantitica-Asidd 'ate; esti,
mated with reference to the - usual nuniber . of Pii;
tient+ in the Hospital; but .the United States re
serves the right to take more or less of said arti
eles, accordingly as they iris be required.. If the
articles delivered at the Hospital are • =fan the
judgment of the Physician of the hest quality and
adapted tio the Hospital, he will he at liberty to'
reject tho same, to purchase other articles in their
stead. and to charge the contractor with any ex
cess ofeost over the contract prices. The United ,
States reserves the right , to accept theproposal,.
for the whole or an.vportien of the articles speci
fied. CHAS. W. BATCHELOR.
aplsnt.l Surveyor and Agent of Marino Hospital
uPllesi Cured by Brandrell Pile,
DR. B. DRANDRRTIP—/liar : I was suf
fering for many years from hereditary hemorrhoi
dal affections, of which I had the first attack in
laki. Since that time I was vgularly visited with
such complaints every spring. I felt in the morn
ing a most severe pain in the back, as if the lower
oints of the spine were broken or bruind, and an
asthmatic pressure on the chest, Owing to my oc
cupation which keeps me all day busy out of
doors. and entirely distrusting any so called "regu
lar treatment" that would' have confined me to
my house, I. thought of following a Phut of my
own, which might cure me without the ificonveni
ewe to my business attending the treatment of
a "regular practitioner." So I put an Alkock's
Plaster right over the groin, renewing it every
fortnight; every Saturday night I took a dose of
Brandreth's Pills, three or four, as I thought neon.
'airy to a dose, which operated on me after getting
up, three to five times in the forenoon; on San
day, Tuesday and Thunder nights I took one Lite
Addition Pill, which produced one large evacua
tion. I pursued this course for six weeks. and
could attend to my business without interruption;
I worked, ate and drank lasi was wont. slept meet
soundly and awaked every day widaleaspaM . and
now I know nothingof thecomplaint at all, '&64
I feel obliged to make you this statement for
proper use. hoping that this simple proceeding
may benefit many as it has done me.
I am dearsir. Yours most reaDeeM
A. IX
La Croak,* office 65 Franklin street, NinrYali.
All enquiries immediately answered by address
ing DR. BRANDRETU New York. Sold by
mos. REDPATH, Pittsburgh. Pa..
And by all respectable dealers in medicine.
LYON'S MAGNETIC
INSECT POWDER.
Tested for 19 years and grows in favor. It kills
and exterminates Roaches. Bed Bugs, Ants. Mess.
Moths in Cloths. Fare and Furniture. Barden In
sects, Ay. MI genuine bears the signature of B.
LYON, awl is not poisonous to persons or domestic
animals. Beware of counterfeits and imitations.
Lyon's Powder kills all insects in a trice, •
Lyon's Pills are death to rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. D. - ti. 111411111 Elk
my7-3nadood_ INS Broadway. New York.
MANHOOD—
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
Just published. in a Soiled Envelope. Price
A LECTURE ON SU
THE t IAT6. TREAT
KENT and Radical Can or
Seminal Weakness.. Involuntary - ms s .
Sexual Debility. and Inuiumats to .lEartinge
generallyrvouness. nimmption. Epileper
and Fitt Rental and Physical Incapacity. rema
ins from Self-Abuse. Re.—By ROBT. CUL
VERWELL. M. 1).. Authosof diet/seen Book es
" A Boon to Thomas of Burets's. °
Sent under seal. in a plain earelope, to any ad
dress.
Poe paid, on receipt ea cent& or twc
postage gimps, by Dr. .1. C. KLINE.
127 Bowery. New York. Poet lace par. 4dBlll
mh3lan-isolsw
D It A. IC. "
PLANTATION - 107111/18,
Exhausted Nature's groat restorer. TheYlarktO
rate, strengthen and purify the system, cure Dys
pepsia. Acidity of the Stomach, Diarrhea, &c. A
perfewt appetiser and teak. Thep ber.isoratw the
body, without stitnulating the brain. They are
compound of pure St. Croix Rum, Roots and
Herbs, and are reccommended by all who use
them. Adapted to old or young, but particularly
recommended to the weak and languid. Sold by
all Grocers. Druggists. Hotels and SII/00.11A.
P. M. DRAKE ilk Co.,
28$ Broadway: Now York
my7-authod
WHIELIA a woofs -
Sewin g Machines,
NO. Zt JIM STREET'. PITTSBURGH. PA.
Asoarded the First Premium at She
United States Fair.
FOR THE YEARS
1868, 18159 and 1860.
UPWARDS OF St 0 , 0 0 0
MACHINES sold in the United States.
!CORN TH•N
0,000 SOLD THE PAST YEAR
We offer to the public WHEELER & WlLie
SON'S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE, at
REDUCER PRICES, with increased confidence
of its merits as the but and most useful Family
SewingMadinenow in 1 1 / 1 1. It does equally well
on the Cliched and thinnest Akins, Ewing tai
lock-stitch luipossible to unravel. aWu on both
sides. ie simple in eonstruetkm, more speedy 11
movement. and more durable Outu any Otbor ma
chines. Circulars giving Prices and deseriPtion
onnachine furnished gratis on applieation in pev;
eon or by :letter. ' ' • " A
Every Maebias warranted for throe Nara •
ap3 WM. 811MNBN a CO.
J. H. CAMAY.
Mole. Stock. RNA
.aOlll.
1
r 1 1 I 7 I inn" .
.._ ----- _. • ...- .....t.v:-.‘ ,,, , , ,,t.t....,..- .. -:•:.:.• --- ........ - :iviirer: _pniiiptriton.
i: - ,;1 , i ,,, , ,, i, - ,4impw....„ • - i -
i - "Frsaldh. Itmistairpgrinini. _
; 6 .
i cc i r% l H ail ltiVigfteth.
! . -.4,04- thgetumbilitins.
' DNPARTED.
i • FilgailtiOrit / 6 iP'ili ti llie; '-
aliVaithigia_; jttossbiith.
Minerva. Oorde„ neellinc
AleVtith:lleatinsbion i St -Louig ..,
_ ' ""EsilaiA'Urshaiii. 7iyetta, Zainexvilie
• . •
iltiirl'he River—last evening at twilight
there were a f.- 3 ineLeA Water in the: ehannel
and Ming. Weather warm.
&Of The
.favorite passenge r steamer
Stielwe. cup,. it'. Rein). leave:: !Ili: 14
polio and. Pfirtswouth.
111%, Capt. I:eno's pttrwtnal steamer St.
Louie.-having undergone runiplete repairs:will
load i.r eineinnati, L.Zatie.rille andfenueiwree
river. Captain Seely Ilea charge aL the Ace.*
e,.- will be well eared for.
„
NIP* Our advertising columns anuounc,t ,
the fact *tit Captaia #obinsoa's Stew/let ges
tingsjaaves to-day Ibremoinuati and Loadwilra.
Mr *horry • will do thehonors lathe office.
The writfae passenger steamer
Moilerstitr.Cavt. Reed is
St. Louis. Gateau and St. Paul.annennoed:Si She ha*,
begs ontoeommixlations and attentive' ollienti.
Our attentive &lend Porter will do theltonort
of
the °Mee.
Far etnriattuati and
t.. Tits:%l446lllllT:
Caraellter, will HOZTlleile/
, tt.beason. Commander. will leaver dor&
ports on the day announced above. ".
Per freight or pasaagenopfig ma board on to
my2.l d.ll. LIVING -STOP/. &et:LA/Mita:
tor einelnwagllillite Twat.,
weeiew Ithee , .!-,
THIS DAY. MAY IS;
TRICE ,1 1 1, L211111111111
er, wi ST. or . the LOU IS. S. A.
and in ßeao.
t c e ommit- ,
ll leave f above ' rmediate
ports rs perahove announcement.
For freight or palisage apply on
VW to 7 JAS. COLL A9,J:Co :orJOiNFLACC--Agaid
s
For NI. Loads. 61110111114 aatlploglats. Pim":
TIILSDAY; MAY 2R..4 P.: 1 1 11
TUN sinutannal evifiskra,
GER ,Stoomier, /110bEllitTOB..,
Ceorge sea, Cwounander.- will legyaag
theabovw.wed liatonmailiato yam
For fright or maggot apply oar — ward or to •
iny2i J. B. LIVINGSTON. CO. *mg,
ikeiriliii IteuliThillli
wimoeuatic..
&WigTirr , Armiurr ._ ; .
rad. Marlia; D.. It via; .1
mander. leaver :'.b, ' tini above parte .'.
~ ...t..
Wedneedav and Friday at UM; ..___- :' '.;,.:
_',- -,...,
For be/at tertg=trnam l'usill'orw'
J. , " Water inner. ,
.
Regular :Tuesday Paeket For
Marietta and Zaaraville4
THE FINE ramtualliti.'
steamer V 4 81-8 . 6111.411 AX
a aroeAyeek_aomia.zuler. leans Pi_ tad*,
every - ruNIS.UAY. at 4 - p. and 'Luton
every PAIDAY at 8 awto.
For freeikar'pae apply ea bearaoi to.
4. B. LIVINGBTO2I4t COAgaria.
For MI / Paiilt e re Wort
Gall*. ' slid P.oollausfik th .
EVERY 4 P.ll.
111111111TRAInig SCIERNIS.
that ag ria. liana. liars_ far
endows andjkibmi.
maJfia. I,* . sektv trips, having_
tabs'
emir
WaliNgsDAT at. 4 o clock. and tetniVarletwas
Gallipolis every FRIDAY at S o'docE
ruh2O . J 1 B. LIU - At/SUN it CO.. Amu&
- ----
STEAMBOAT AGENCY. -
W SE: HAZLETT
Has opened an office at
NO. 90 WATER STREET, • •
[ Where he will transact a General Steamboat
Agency business, and would solicit a sbaro Ova
roman from steamboat men, ap24-Iyeil
HUT E IPOTANIX AND SODA ASH—
. PURE POTASH AND SODA ASH:
I am in receipt of another supply of supariiii
Potash and Soda Ash. Those, Who make their
own Soap. and have use for either of those articles
will find it to their advantage to examine UV stock
before purthashig elsewhere.
JOSEPH FLEMING,
JOSEPH- FLEELNGI.•
•
coiner Market street and the Duwaead. •
my 24 corner Market street and the Diamond.,
NEW AT • - -
NO. NIS FOURTH STREET.
I would invite the attention of ladies eV-
Omen to that benutiful_ginee of art so wk.:-
teemed of late called the ILLUSION PAS 0;
and my mode of inserting the same in Wigs and
Madonna Bands.
It sires them a light and life-like seppear
anee hitherto unattained ; have also hat re-.'
ceived a large and earafaily sideetai stook of the
best French Haw. Pumhased for wok and mr
motto M AL
_Wok sales and anallprofita.
CAMW,OWS EXTRACT OF FLoiyAR . s, or'
Botanic Cream, tor so ft ening and beau 'l ug tie
hair, is too well known to need comment. Also,
my new,RAIR WASH for Melly sue; it pranks-.
the hair from falling out andlettingli -
Var. Ladies doyen want toners swear. banwh.:
tut. white and healthghl akin? Hsu. get a bottle
of illy Philodornue. d o nifelessness., and, take is • •
little heaithfal oaf rmen:lbw. Thus is no hum
bug. but will praserve..your beauty to old age.—
Discard all poisonous akin Paints.
my2.2-6mw J. R. CAMERON.
,FAMILY MAIL DISIM ; r7. --
WK. STEM/ART,
im3"
, A2 R HatcWir__
cant miiiplied with eteag . at low Rat?'
wasvaa ..ainmataa Lana% UMW—
Judi tdassiatkr situate Oil Rabies* strait. .41W ff. '
gikiwr, bAng a division. of a buds gaits % ' witit -'
' Dult Wad. *rabbet% dd.. aad oonvoU l iktge-
Ipaisegar Hallway. Pomo= . of
a good and pleasant
to Syr a -
deneo,_ans pastionlarly brdtsd to look)t gift
beangfal lota, 'wide* two at low ptista ,
and on easy terms. Waspish, • • • •
S. ' ',
. BEir
az ol mime -- -
_ ..._ . ~
.• • .
IrIENTIII EXTAACI7IIIb IWIT11611PIP.;
AL PAIN by the am of an Woman
no drab th 'nr k•Staff ugoingt.,:'
eal gennnan and
tkairmiamma hve'
extracted s a iroeirit. and ariitimAr
aa to the wad amino eras
artuaterer hag Isld b 7
amerting eiewieggigy. baslnims
PPlll r i7Pl L _____Ctilia. TEETH IMMettid.
style: sad ih.egai . as low, as will manna •
best of material in all ewe& •
> . O• Mee&
•oley-ls.
-4 nary TzuwiTzius„wAsTra,Aa-,
MEDIATELP. 51 , exptrreseed tesiettifiN • ' -
tor service la the "Illountsut Deposition_
Wages $25 per month and one ration pirdsass;
Transportation will ibefarniiised • -
Apply to A. MO " "11
Major and Quartermaster . '
Office Quartermaster U. S. A., No. NW P
street. Pittabdrsh. Pa. - • -.
a...M UNS wrgekON! 'WRECK Saiall.:r •
The :•atotemmerlNl._
bigkg at the meth» 'Hawn lil MINOIII now
ecessiethigetnU.
841 fa. :MOW; Deetoe" , Rxmer. Meet Chaise;
AueiierplwieN
war
J. a
aaa
No. • Nun *NV lit
,
/111110111411 . , _
i - Hay Igerntote,_: , •
Aim. F.f" 4 " -
Farm*/ in cenerallr.
band and for Bale by
. BlCClCH No 3lll 7 & l44.4tr litita late4.. /
`next door to Ilare's Rotel. -dor
pIANOO FOR Two =ears !lOL
LAW-Raines Brothers t
7 octavo pianos, with earvif_l_ !Pleftni.
fail iron buns, Basswood rows • mount.
isme, for two hundred dollars, Fermi4=
oryB JOHN H. MELLOR: El Wmul street. _
_w
LIFAZELIWIN- R ItliT IN as It RP ' N
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