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If a Ili It. PETTENGILL dr IVO.. NO. 37
1146 ". PARK.BOW, NEW YOKE. and 6 STATE
STREET. BOSTON are our agents for tho ay
midi Weekly Pont in those cities. and aro au
horized to take Advertisements and Subscriptions
ttr to at onr LnicrAt Ro, r.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE
CITI AD NEIGHBORHOOD INTELLIGENCE•
Killed'and Wopuded Penusyl-
van lams.
The Dispatch of yesterday after:ain
has a special telegram, from the r.V.
Herald,living the following list of Penn
sylvanians killed and wounded in ill, bat
tle before Richmond :
Killed—Col. O. 11. lliprt.y. 1.1. (1.11. S.
C. Speer, Alaj. 5..1. Swrct. Adjutant W.
G. Miller, Captain .Imeph G,.rard, Corn.
pany (; Captain Bryson. Company I :
Seigt. John Glenn.
Wounded—Capt. Italh•y; Cavt. Daw
son, Co. C; Sergt. S. Stew:n•t. Corporal
'rhos. A. Hicks: Privates James Bolen,
James Abraham, L. B. Lorring, George
Caldwell, Co. 1, flesh wound :.lame; Ma
honey, Co. 1. right arm: Strong.
Co. B, leg.
()Se ut.Nlotet. AND ..t.
Killed bigjor Hoard: Privates John
Paul:lnger, - Spence, A. .\I.
Wounded—Lieut. Col. lla id U. Morris:
Lieut. G. G. Gaylord ; A. Young :
Privates H. Wagner. A. ‘Vhitmort:. Co.
arm, William - Griffiths, co. I. thigh. J o h n
Adams, K, arm!
1))1}: /111 NEIREI 4SU sF:co,:n
lE=
Colonel Thomas. A. Howley, hl
wounded. Another report says he was
killed.
Wounded—Captain John W. Patterson
Company E, hit ; , ide: ljecitensiit W. B
Ken n ey, company I), loft dangerous
private James Russell, side; Patrick Con
tier, Company I), left font; W. H. H. War
ten. Company H, right knee: James Boi s
bridge. Company K. arm.
llx tiuNDRED AND TI111(1, rIANsNI.v.tNit
Wounded•—Major A. \V. 6,,z.,11,1. sup.
poneti to he iiim4l: private,: --.1111.(111 Ban',
N. N. StPrelist , i)• .la.co!, Shitlit.. Co. I).
ilitagerous.
KiTliNl--,Major .1` !!1 ia It I'l4ll.
The New York give: the foiio,,
lag names in addition to the n hnct•:
gIMITY• F 1 I'M ITN - XS V VNI
Lieut. Col. 11. A. Yutviar..,•. w..itn(l,l
in log.
Capt. Cleory }looker. (%,. I:.
in iirtn.
l'fivate couip,my P
killed while carrying oil' C ; l a. 11 nolo.
f.ieuteuunt .1. Smith. Company li
wounded.
.Seeeud Lieut..lt)lin W. Ae A
slightly wounded.
Lieutenant Hamilton, Company it
wounded.
Corporal lt,diert %V. Cri-sw,ll, soon
ded.
Privateb. Wnt. H. Svott, John A. :%1•Mil
inn, Hobt. H. MPyrri , .
qx.s..: HUNDRED AND FlltiT r`r , yl.‘ k
Lieut. Col. David N.. Morris. rionnuoid
ing, wounded in the leg Major floar.:.
Gitylord nod A I,w•r Young
wounded.
A Regiment of Contraba►uly
General' itinuter halt organized a regi
ment of — contrabands" at Pori Boyal. unit
among the ottkers we Mid ilt(•
Pennsylvanians, from Col(en-1
100th Qintrter
master, Henry Li,., ;l „ rial , l
Company B, Sergeant ti. M. G at ton. Se, -
ond Lieutenant. private E. F. I )1 : t, cur
tain, Company 11, Sergeant IV.
dolrth; Seeoral Lieutenant, prk at.. .1. V.
Johnston: Captain, i7oinpaity E. Sergeant
B. W. Weller: Captain, Company F. Ser
geant Bober: Captain.
ny H, Sergeant Win..laines; First Lieu
tenant._ Corporal Charley S. Vehou: Sec
ond Lieut,emint, Pomeroy,
The Colonel is Arthur M. Kinsey. of Chi
cago, nephew of General Hunter. _ _
Wounded Soldiers at Harris
burg.
Oa 31onday quite a number of wounded
aoldiera from General Banks' division
reached' Han:4omq; by the Cumberland
Valley route. They were immediately
conveyed to the hospital at Camp Curtin,
where ample arrangements have been
made to receive all the• wounded Penn
kylvaniana at Martinsburg and \Vinehest er.
.large number are yet expeeted to ar
rive.
Fittal Aceideni.
John McKinley, • :me , ' about =is teen
years, was killed on the l'lltilsylvaniu
Railroad,' near the Blairsville Intersec
tion, on last Friday, by the Express train
going West. He was walking on the
track when he was struck by the locomo
tive and instantly killed. An inquest was
held on Saturday. His remains were taken
to Johnstown, where his lather resides,
and interred.
Confirmation.
''hi following dispatch, received by
Judge Sterrett Yesterday from Adjutant
rinnerai confirms previous
reports of Pennsylvania officers killed and
wounded in the battle before Richmond:
Wasumurox, June 3, 1862.
To Hon., lames P. Sterrett, Pittsburgh:
At the late battle of the Chickahominy,
ColonehiNiller ' of the Eighty-First. and
nippy; of the Sixty-First, and the Major
of the latter, Frazer Smithson, are among
the 'tilled.. Colonel Campbell, of the
Fifty-Seventh, is wounded in the leg and
arm. Lieut. Colonels Morgan, of the
SixtYllird, and Morris, of the One-Hun
dred and First, are wounded.
A. L. RT:SSEI,I
Attempted Assassination.
Op 'Monday night Daniel Kane, late rep
renent4titti'from Fayette county, was fired
At whilalsbout retiring to rest at his house
in Trai town, by some would-he assassin,
'
the g oil a part of his ear. The
roaster has created great excitement and
every effort will be made to bring the per
petrator to justice.
Wounded.
Gen. C. P. Markle yesterday received a
dispatehfrom his son, Lieut. C. C. Markle,
in Col. McKnight's 105th cWild Cat) reg
iment, Geri.'Kearney's division, stating
that he and. Lieut. Shipley were both
slightly wounded in the batttle near Rich
mond and are now ou their way home.
The Heller Tar.
The County Commissioners, in pursu
ance of the recommendation of the Con
vention of Sub-Committees, have levied a
tax of two mills on theltiollar of the
County valuation, for the support of the
families of volunteers. As we stated yes
terday the amount required until this time
next year will be nearly $lOO,OOO, but we
are unable to see how the sum will he made
up, as the tax levied will not. realize more
than $50,000.
Gulag it* Europe.
Mr. John 8. Hall, of the firm of Hull
Speeri - . atiotedfor New York on Monday,
with the miimtion of sailing for Europe in
the Scoti a goes to visit the World's
Fair.
• Cheap Pletares.
Pitted* bar received, athis News Depot,
Fifth surem. a-fresh lot of engravings,
celorelr ari., r :plotiu, which he will sell at re
afarfridfirfairpnees. The engravings in
° ude a number of very tine steel plates.
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Me 1411*.ir,susillike Presos
the beginhing tirthe few remarks
we have to tnake - inc•reply.to nn article in
the Gazette of yesterday we wish to reiter
ate what we' said on Viesday. viz '• The
Post is neitker the advocate nor the organ
lof Mayor Sawyer." Rut we claim and
will exercise the right of commending or
condemning, at. all times, the action of the
public servants, according as we consider
tlosin right or wrong.
It must also be remembered that while
we fully approve of the suppression, in
newspapers which are read in the families
of our citizens, of disgusting detail; of
crime, we take no part in a personal quar
rels
between the reporters of the press and
the Mayor, however much the thrmer may
fa-el aggrieved at the refusal of the latter
to give theta the details of a particular
ease. which i notwithstanding the insimin
tion of the Gazate to the contrary) has
'Well the real cause of all the recent sour
rilous attach.; upon the Mayor and his
police. We bold that. no person having
control of ink and types has the right to
impose upon the 'millio by dragging before
them his personal quarreN—much less to
attack any one. in his private or official
capacity. by reason of a private pique.
If ho hat a difference with any one let
him do as other individuals not connected
with the press—viz : keep away front the
offending party and avoid all personal in
, til-our:4. with him.
Hut our reportorial friends have chosen
to !Jet differently. They first ventilate the
cause of their displeasure to the Mayor and
then pursu e u SySt enlet le course of abuse
of that ram:Liu:airy and his officers, show
ing c;early that t hey were but venting
their spleen tbr what they considered a
personal indignity by making exposures
which never would have reached the pub
lie eye hail they remained on good terms
with the Mayor. This may seem to be a
harsh assertio n . lint it is true, as the repor
ters know. It was unfortunate for the
Mayor that be quarreled with these gentle-
men, but equally :•ta for them, as it has
wily resulted in an exposure of the true
cause of their malignity. yii : the refusal
of the Mayor to furnish them with such
"items . ' as he secs lit to suppress.
We have no fears that the position of
the Ns/ on this matter will be misrepre
sented. (fur readers know that during the
time aif the present proprietorship, we
have cat...fully abstained from offending the
public morality by giving. in our local col
umns, filthy di-I:tits of any case, either he
fore the Mayor or in Court, and we are
pleased to say that this course has met the
approval of the public, who do not desire
to have :heir familics made familiar with
ooh thihgs throt:gh the medium of the
',Odic paints. We . have felt a eOnSelen
timis to 4.1,, al,- the standard of news•
paper morality in this respect, and have,
fio- a, our awn ca,v is rOacerned, sue•
t•ct•dod. it With. therefore, with no regret
that We saw other papers. which had been,
v heticttr the a wcaasiott offered, feeding the
public on this di, iv pabulum, forced by the
action of ties diler ningist rate of the city to
the adoption of aa course we had long rillee
taktm from choice. W e hoped .that the
wi,hed for rch,rai at uid 1,,c,0ne general,
but rt L: t et to say that wa• ln,refteen dis
appointed—duo the policy of the Mayor
has only called out items of a mon+ dis
gusting and disgraceful character than be
fore. In such a eamtest public decency
must staffer and we only trust that it may
be speedily settled upon some basis rlru
will e xclude, as in the leading journals
East ami West, indiscriminate policc re•
ports. which in almost every instance wuttati
the feelings of innocent friends and ray, ly
hate much effect in furthering the van=e of
public justice or contributing to piddle
L•t conclusion we may say that, though
not pretending, as a Democratic organ, to
the high-toned morality of the Gazette, we
are not only astonished but shocked at
finding that respectable religious sheet, so
righteous that it for a long time persistent
ly refused to advertise or notice the ThPa
tr., and other places of profane ionise•
went, so strenuously opposing the Mayor
chosen by its own party I but for whose
politics we care nothing) in inaugurating a
policy which would only add to the high
character for decency which it claims.
• —•-•••••••-----
*smother Sanitary Committer
fur Virginia.
On the 16th day of May a meeting of
citizens was held, which authorized our
Sanitary Commission to appoint a Com
mittee to visit the Pennsylvania soldiers
now in Virginia who are Stlfiringfrom dis
sease or wounds, and render then, as com
fortable as possible. In accordance with
their instructions the Sanitary Commission
designated Capt. C. R' • Batchelor, James
1.. Graham. B. Preston and 0. 0.
Esqs.. for thaPservice and they visited the
armies, giving aid and comfort to the sick
anti Willnalolidifa, wherever found.—
Captain Batchelor and Mr. Graham. ti,el
ing ill. cane• home and at last accounts the
rest or the coMnlitteO had also started,
Ind it is presumed that on hearing of the
battle near Richmond they went band; to
carry out the objects of their mission.
The Sanitary Commission, halving no
positive knowledge of the whereabouts of
the first. Committee, held a meeting yester
day morning and appointed a second Com
mittee to proceed at once to White
Vu., and minister to the sick and wounded,
The Committee named consists of D. I'.
Lowary, A. T. Douthett and vino. M. Ir
win. Esqs., who left last. evening, by the
half past eight o'clock train on the Penn
sylvania Railroad, on their errand of mer
cy.
In accordance with the instructions of
the Commission, the President, Thomas
Bakewell, Esq., telegraphed to Gov. Cur
tin, offering the services of five surgeons,
to go, without compenZation, to the relief
of the sick and wounded in Virginia. The
Governor replied that he had referred the
offer to Surgeon General Smith, who is
expected to arrive in Philadelphia to day.
In this connection we wish to urge upon
the Ward Committees the necessity of itur,
rying up their collections. There are many .
Pittsburghers now before Richmond sadly
in need of aid, which their fellow-citizens
should not be slow to furnish. Let the
Committees go to work at once—to-day—
and they can soon procure enough funds
to enable the Sanitary Commission to
provide for the wants of.all our sick and
wounded
Mutilated Treasury Notes.
An important decision in reference to
, Treasury notes has been made. The
' oints may be stated as follows: let,
Treasury notes which have been torn Will
be redeemed by the Department if all the
genuine fragments are returned. 2d. Por
tions of notes will be redeemed in full only
when accompanied by an - affidaiit stating
the cause and manner of the mutilation,
and that the missing parts are totally de
stroyed. td. In the absence of such affi
davit the parts will only be redeemed in
proportion to their .size, receiving the
whole note by twentieths. 4th.. Less than
half of a note will not be redeemed. sth.
Fragments of notes will be retained for
year to enable the owners to return the
missing parts. Gth. Mutilated notes and
fragments will not be redeemed except at
Washington.
More Stolen Goode.
Bernard Carlan, owner of the two trunks
stolen from Duffy's tavern not long since,
returned home yesterday, and in company
with an officer, visited the house of Carl
Rudolph, nowin prison awaiting hie trial
for the burglary, where he found several
articles belonging to him, socks, razors,
&c.. not before identified.
=az
John Laughlin, an Irishman, was ar
rested on TnesdaE evening fin-- stealing a
carpet sack from W. E. Huntsman, at the
Fmleral street railroad depot, Allegheny.
Mayes Di um. committed , hun to prison for
trial on WednesdaY evening and within
half' an ,hour :afterwards he had plead
guilty of larceny and was remanded to jail
for sentence by the Court.
• The 19th Wisconsin regiment, Cutout:l
Sanders, arrived here from Madison:
Wis., (where they hae for sgifing little been
guarding rebel prisoners. who have been
sent to Chicago and plateed in charge or
Mulligan ion Tuesday night. They
took ltreaklast at age City 1 - Tall. where a
comtOrtabl e meal had been pruvided igy
the Subsistence Comntittee, and left VeA
terday morning on the Pennsylvania il
road, en mute for Washington. The re,;-
ment numbers 900 well girdled. effective
men.
has. moved hi.-
ern and \Ve.terit Ihtily Paper toll;
)rpot. i.pposite the l'ostiitlice
The tlneartlay.
1111.4 lost attractive drama still hold
the stage at the Theatre, and is nightly
witnessed by good audiences. The piece
is it good one and the scenery and situa
tions are excellent—the last scene partic
ularly being a complete triumph of zcenie
art. We say to all desiring a pleasing
entertainment, go and see the Peep o' Day.
It will he repeated this evening with an
other piece. entitled the •• Mountain Rob
ber," in which Mr. J. 11. Allen personates
the Corporal.
Tit t: 111oRNING Post• can be found ry
morning at Pittoek's News Depol. (ppn.
site the Postofflee.
Discharged.
.lane Heads, committed 14 Nioaling
small SUM of money, was discharged from
jail yesterday morning, the grand jury hav
ing ignored the hill against her.
Creeks, confined for assault and Imitery
upon his wife, was also released. tho• eaqe
having been amicably settled.
Committed.
Jacob (foss was, on Tuesday evening
committed to jail to answer a charge
situ t and battery on Edward Naw. in I a
quesue borough, where both reside
Furniture at .►urlion
This afternoon at ee'cloe•k
at 3.tasottie Ilall Auction lime,. .iiinriti
ty of furniture., sundries, h,•.
ILI. THE LATE WEEKLY PAPER= can 11,
comic' at Pittoek's News Depo,
the Poste!!ie.,.
l'i . rTock keeps a largo :0;,..0 rt ;new oi
Stationery.
Bank :Note Illkilotationoa.
Corrected for the I.'! by Ft•ltl S I.tit..-
uf the _Vati"nal Rahn. .V"te tut'.
The Retorter is publiNhed
One dollar it year in advance. I ult., It:,
patch Building, Pittsburgh. Ps.
Bates uncertain Al
PITTSio 1,..n..1 .10 . I. 1 ,, 2.
New I.;eizieild State: ,
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New York State
New York City par
New Jersey
.... .
Pennsylvania, (Philadelphia. .
l'ittsburgh
Interior
except North Weetere Boni, T., ..0e
flatware
Ili , triet of Columbia.
:%Ittulaud, Baltimore
Interior.—
Virgittia, Whrelitut
Branches..
Eament
North Car..hm,
Carolina—. .....
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Michigan. •
pnr
• Ex.eilmiff , rah, l'ork
and l'iiihol , •1 ! • 1,!3, (.1.
fii nd
1 . ..1)in ; 7 7 , ..•
fur,(l.B.
JOSEPH MEYER & S.IN
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E.llll4'Y AND PI. AI IN
FURNITURE: At Cll.l I liS
WAREHOUSE. 1 SNIITII,FIEL.II:zTIi EN I
(Retweon Sixth +i reef “ii"
nog PlTTNitlilliti
PATENT WRITING CASE
,I II IN CANE E
SO ARRA NG D iks T 4)
11. give the o rilern tOolf• eiOlt
to write will h.,t,1
Prim owl Prurll
Indtis Itsitaher
mud C'he•ckers.
and 3 , 2 t will fold tip u.; to 'nen-tint
inriica Li 2
For yalo ho
W. S. HAVEN,
WOOLS TIII STS
LAMM AND MENSES'
Lace and Ccingress Gaiters, Mo
rocco Boois and Slippers,
which cost from $l.OO to $11,50, wo sire repine nt
73 awl $l.OO. •
The goods whenlightly soiled, but oillerwh.e are
as geed as new. We are determined tr. sell
them off. Call and see them at
W. E. IIiCHMERTZ dt CO•N.'
31 Fifth street.
R. R. BULGER ,
MANITPACTUSIVA (11 ,
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
FURNITURE.
No. 43 Saulthdeld Street,
. .
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Constantly on hand, which we will sell at the
lowed prices for CASH. my al Y:iS
PEACHES AND VINEGAR—
600 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHEs,
II HARRELS PORE CIDER V INiGA lit
in more and for eftle by
WILLIAM BAGALEY.
I and 20 Wood street
OWEN BYRNE,
NERORANT TAILOR,
49 St,. Clair Street.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO OR
DEE CHEAP FOR CASH.
HAVING RETURNED mom NEW
,__YORK • with a choice stock of CLOTHS,
_CASHMERES and VESTINGS. which can be
parehased at prices far below the usual rates.
G reat inducements offered to cash buyers.
serl
GENTS CONGREIO BOOTS
AND OXFORD TIES
at !di Sauna at . BORLAND'S,
11PW•1111100NINNIANW,Pri. OCTAVE
PartabbLiklokim"olUsiliait k Medium
and Ramos &Forolsir
nun ZORN R. =LIAR, $1 Woodgrest.
TO.DA±m,Alholtivirmaties
...:l.ll:lll'll;RE AT TIIIIIROIII-CITY
E. corner of Punu and St. Cleat , .
or-day sat II A. Ai.
lt IMITS %ND 1.1 AI , II.ITTES PItItTNERS
Every aitivie in:irked in plain
TARN: NI) 1...E*4. ;. ,
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11.1 IE IS .11 LES A Nll , HATS FOR
Ift \V A' TETLE .
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1 . ..111111 d 'Rh`, l'llll ”,der a l,)„
In 1•, In rms. ,
'tP 49 itr.trisvny, ~rk
EMBROIDERY SALE,
Mond11), June 2d,
REDUCED PRICES
N 1.1)111.11.1.i.NCE » rrig mit
• I.ISIIELI ..111401, rr rcitt marl: t un and
jr.. ,Alr
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were Is..mrht
1.. w It 11 , 1 having lwen Ainjy Ii
~i irperfi,t lv
amIV, Win p;
%VII,' 1111 ',1./ Ir.nmy tti, CIL, ,11.11
'Tier rail find tiai. a very f,11' , .ri".13k euttortttnit:..t
I}tre: tbetti elt !try tttte.! ! •:,
:bay need. 11 e beg lento L. thut r ta--ert
meta ha, het I.r a1,.1 just ".„.
.‘ , viii :a. , 1 reptitettleitt • of it first chi.,
I=l
77 & 7i) ril. ARRIET STREET.
V. 4 tll E.,'4 . % 4 t 1.11 1540411 , ,,
.
.•11.1 , 0N):4)10,s
I.ll:FrEsci;.‘citi.n
TOWN 'l' I ttNi'l Nl , l AIN D LANK.' 114 IAII-
•.‘,ll .• .•.. (.1 al th•••• 1 1 1,.•.• ~ 1 1 .1. L.
:1111.4i.,1, 1:19 I.lio•rtv null, at the 1 4 .1.1
. 1 . 1 . 1111. 11..:11
11 . 4.4111t,1311:1 . the ll tli dap .X.1ttt71.1 . ..r:!..•1;‘,.p.
j,. „ r d er repair
HIV 1014
:OA 1'1411.1.1.0,1 I. A .o.lli hg I.lt
further inf.Junitli./n nl.ph• t•• M. It. I;I:t \
HI 191 in Ole
11111,r 1...
4'hecker Board
i~du:!nt-~~6~li
■= ECEIVED.
BEALCIC SHAWLS,
With Flue nitwits mid Gold Mixed
Border, Very Cheap.
BEAUTIFUL LAWN,
or 121-9 cent?.
e • •t and Orcrandleri.
LIGHT COLORED
BALMORAL *RUMS.
*ll-.lust opened a very nice rotiortment of
SITM I{ I) ESS (;0111)S
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PERE rotAsn AND SODA ASIA-,
PURE POTASH' AND SODA ASH.
I am in receipt of another supply of superior
Potash and Soda Ash. Those who make their
own Soap, and have use for either of those articles
will tied it te their advantage to examine my stook
helbre pureha.4ing elsewhere. •
IUSEPII FLEMING,
.10SEPII FLEMING,
corner Market street and -he Diamond.
inyal corner Market street and the Diamond.
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►ego BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
We are now monufacturiac a superior aritide of
w Edell we are prepared to deliver from our CO A I
YARD. 509 LIBERTY STREET.
Bost quality of 3P a,mlty CouLI always on
hand an canal.
Luy9t DICKSON. STEWART do Co.
U N :NE I it
2 earner Ohio and Beaver gds.
ALLEGRENY CITY.
1.0
rge ,itock of Guns of sill daserintions. on hand.
made to order, and for pale n t tt l itaiT CASII
PRICES.
Repairing promptly attended to.
nolS:lyw-my3l-dtf
E -
DWADD S. GOLDEN, Attorney and
Counselor at Law. Kittanning. A naftrong.
Co. Pa.
. B.—The unsettled business oftho late firm of
%idea and Fulton will be attended toe xclusively
by Mr.ONdso.
WALL 'PAPER—
:I/1, New Papa l doily at, No. 107.
. aiar " t greet ' near 141 ' er° b iOS 11. HUGHES.
1026
1118 Market street
BA E 0:x .: 1,000 POUNDS EXTRA
Hem and Ehoulders.
myE, • ithiTRY 11. COLLINS
lIIMEI
i ALF.
AND
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ciINCEET
G- FIFTH
==te!
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Evory
F r ..,.
N•ot,lativerel, lo :lie flit
1.;t1..j.• rs•.l lii. 1.. , •11 ;••••..
I 3=
[lll=lllllll
vorythin , . to l•f•
EXTRA LOIV PRICEN
1...
liwre L.
it has
Ost'll Itolll4',
SlF'4'~r I,P'If~.NFt u:?
' ,treat
1 AA! ES S
rsomtitillOs
Ts•inisetutiessWills.. Pst.
largo stark nr
W. & D. HUGUS,
.I.eraur of Fifth and Market street&
L I 31 IEI .
JOHN PLREGER,
.M_WIMMT
idIVERTISEM ' ENTI3 -
RAT, PASTE, RAT PAsT"
71:1 T PASTA: ;LIT PASTE, RAT P.tsTR,
11.17' PASTE, 11:17' PASTE, BAT PASTE,
in.offoriug this article wc wi:di it di:glumly an
.l{9%h rd that it a no linuelmm, gotten up to
deceive. bur nn tho contras i 3 the best mul 111" A
effectual Vet min De , truyer turd Rat Killer. ever
di-q!overed. it; udvilutsge:: are over Al
that
It is one halt cheaper.
It is free front
It hrings Vermin ti. the - ittr to die,
lit prevents thew from dying is the iireelise. 4 .
it will when UFeki neeoteling to the clireetions.
Completely hunisii Huts nUM the preniliie;
In a inrle night.
is is preteriiiih• in cvery reApeet on) and all
thin Didreyfr now in use. If it doe, not prove
effectual in.°, ery inqunee, thee it, a
single night,
tlii:ta in in,rie niitka
I;nni,hitni them in a -nick nigh:
11. .. ..... reflinth!li iu every inithnee.
'Or 11, , nont (.1 the e.iebrity or ilk ili
oilitle•i imitation= ba_9
moilbeen gntten up. t.
moil nn!.‘ .
• nion, fOl .- itA:i 1 , 0,, L.
~ ther thi
lin 11.1t.ft,
Rat 11.14-4
l'repated iiy
Pf; , Pit red liy
4)5E1..11 ILEIIIIII
JOSEPH . ELEMIN4i.
_ _
=IMM=I=iM
• .
nt r 1":! . t11 , liialtl,lllil and Ahtrkt,t
!min ..y.ku!er.4 f.lo le.! t 1 lie lave prio,
11 4 1.1 7 1111.1( CA./1111,1(a: .tx .11:4'1.1114)11i—
:-.1!“!•171). mornin2 n
. . .
111 e A 1.0..!i,0, N.
• , •••(`I. :411, itiWkA WAN CA
.11,0 tor or family ti Thn i., nearly
I and ran Livery
I -,,t1 , 1 a, 1...1. ill .1:;y 4.:11e.
, .
et , .ti•Aleer.
411)4it 0 1) 0 t•
- 01 11 ,
g_p4o.tolo: A 21> 4' 1-A4:III' 1)E.•
.
•
D fi dap at l la . .t . fj ,i ltS ,l A . I. .11 'III . IIIS
+4 Ce
.41 I'ENTS A PA FOR LA 111 ES
lir pity
111E1E1'101 EIKTICAIII'E.IO IV IT II UT
.1. PA IN h Op Ilse of an hpplerah.m. wheray
..r roatta•ry are uAvi.
:p.l - .141.1(11 and thoir familie, , have their teeth
extra.q..4 I.:, my lieu are rea.ly In toothy I
Hsi" lie ,al,-ty and painle. ,, rirs. or tbe operati •11.
vr ~ a id by intere,te4 in I
o•rtitir having'
'}•B!:'iii ir1,...rte.1 in oc:•ry
am! , •bvn:•c :1; !•.w. ivarrifit On,
it. t
j . :, (tl - 1, 11Y.
13 S
PT E . RI: 1\1) SUNISIti ES AT
IP 'n.un. - day n.fterun..n. June 5.
:o ~ .1(1 at the H.,11
Fit;!! street, ti
It•ung , And
:lAII .11* ,1 , 1.1 1,1•14 q•
1. , , i'. llv ra..V. grit roi.l inn@
'L.A. LLA N I), A lIVE • I ,
ttIIEELEII
Seiving llachines,
Finn :;TREET. pirr,ltutton.
, 1.,..,t. I'.--'
United States Fair
YEA Its
C.i.59 and 1560.
40 if ()
M A ell I Tilt. Butt,.,
tt I . ? It II: T n . . t x
-.N1.04)0 sits.° THE PAST TI:Alt
•••f• - •• r f.. tlif• WIL
SON 'S 13:1 , 1 , .()V F.ll SEWINii MACH INK nt
I'HICES, with inerenimil confidence
Can Iscit And moat a=4lll Iss mily
ss :1.17 ‘l3,•illz,i•TlOW ill II Itdoeariu.o lytreli
Co , till. keel and clan: --; fAltrie..t, makes the
I ..•1;--•i:••11.i.,:possiNe to norm vei, :dike on lett},
it eonstrnetittn. more steel; in
etl.l wore auriatle than any other ma-
I.rcalltr.. loving prieee and .te.terii.tion
Wll,O ne furnißlted gr•ttii Gr. PPPli , ati. , ll io per
or letter.
M.,. Li:, war...01tc..1 f.‘r th , r6 ye.rs.
15'31. SUJINER .it CO
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
6.IE.IILED P .404,11.1.40 WILL RE RE
rein t,l by the SCHOOL DI I ECTI.IIDi of DI ,
of - Omer:36nm until
ondity Eveniii4;, Juno Mk. I:44D'.
the ereetion. ir.eluding the , fur
nishing .dull iuterials, 411 w u TORY BRICK
BI I iNki. withbneernent.on the ground for
merly 1,...wn hs the Aeadenly Lut. Lisa diinen
,oot, of tho building will beS) by 63 feet.
The , letigm. u. speeiheations..te., can be soon
e:Llhnt.; in,!
tl.e er dg.ned After dr N
3.i• •
It' order of the Board.
CLlltli.. Sts-retry
_
Till% Vs 'VI
I u•+! ..• , . ,, !( - •• inpkte it4AOCIMPTit
t;K:s, rs Gouns
W. H. MeGEE A. (7110.,
113 r,,i'vral street. Alleglieby city
itoo S. SHOES A.Nlb GAITER/6
M - Less than Auction Prices.
Stzoo. nt per ek:nt.leP3
i hat,
7"/'///... r*//E..1/' rISII
.lOS. 11. BORLAND.
u*l7 9' Market Arert: 2t anor from Fin
6 201. AR OIL WORKS COMPANY,
i 771
OF P FINN SY ANIA
t' Plc 't: Ili e the Bridoe
11,-A,l(lreo4
.1. 1T E.l V ER, JR., Seerehtry and 'Treasurer
tuyl:l-tf
I, EEI• IT BEFORE For.
Al. SAVE YOUR MONEY
wh•ny'i an anti getaBETTER PI ANI).
Uct titti tiling iteclt well ns mune ; ono that is light
and ebtatic tutu b. that will not ache your wrtit
and lingers ism i'LANO today anti to-ntorrow.low
for tiash or approved acceptanees. Call and he
con vinceil. WISE & BROTHER.
tnyli; • Manufacturers, lIIS Wood street.
N EW GOODS; NOW OPENING
EATON, MACRUM & CO'S
We STIViiO special attention to a choice selection
of :i.EW GOODS. Which we are now opening'.
New and handsome styles or nEAL LACK'
A NI) L'NCII l::1( Illl(l1l)F!:!iD ('IlLL AJt
1;
SETS 0 COLLARS ANDS L E I - ES. choice
Styles.
Eleinint new styles of LACE VEILS.
TRl.ll.lf !NO RIBBONS. in choice colors.
ltieh titYiai of //ONSET R/B/P).Vs .
ieiltere and French EDG !NO ANL) LACES.
HUM ER V. LOVES. MIT'IN, of every
hind.
G ENT'S FINE SIMITS, WI/:T FRONTS
4.1'/) COLLARS. SUSPENDERS, PIN
D E R-f.: -A RAI EN TS. It.
New styles of LADIES - 17EA P ESS ES.
Noveltielo floe Fr , neli and common FA.Vs
The hest mak it of 51111:1S -4 _VD CORSETS
We invite special attention of wholesale and re
tail buyer. to our assortment of
S CMIIRELEAS SIX SIMILES.
Dealers supplied in ikunntity at lowest ra re,
EA'I.ON, dellll,ll A: Co.,
17 Fifth street.
ROBERT ARTHIIRS,
A.r.x-rt 70 ft NIDN' .A. W.
AND COMM i lONE t: OF .DEEDS, _of Ohio,
3li9souri, Texni , , IV isccnain, Virginia, New York,
ouLthha, fliinoiA,lolra, Florida, Indiana, Tien
ueky and M i Mean.
No. Iss FOURTH STREET.
fr A IISH —5O HALF BARRELS NO. t!:
Niarkerai..int reeeived end for sal , be
JAS. Al. FETZER.
is i Corner Market and First .:tree•C
IMLASTER-10 TONS FREMIt LANa•
Plaster 1. , r sale by
jel HENRY 11. CCII.LINS.
RENCII DECtoILiTIONS-A (' ' CE
.I : a. „ zorunen t (.10 old. Panel bccoratiomiu.it IT
ceiv•-d and for sale by
P..biARSITALL.S7 Wrayl ittreet.
CHEAP WALL PAPER FOR 6, AND
centa, for sale by
. 1 41 W. P. MAIPSHALL, 4a 'Wood HUI/et.
30 BOXES COIMIFATFIS PA.3."..1 AND
Toilet Soapo. blot recoil-0d and forsalo.l),
OLOILGE A. KELLY,
nay 7 No. l 9 Federal strait, Allegheny.
AMUSEMENTS
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
ENSKR ANI.MANAI:EIt
19M. BENDER/30N.
PRICER DMIINION.—Private Boxes. 00:
Single Seat in Prirato Box, Otk Parquotto anq
DreS3 im cents: ramify
cents; Colored Gallery, :?.r. eenN: Box..
50 eentF: itallers V.eents..
Mr. Aire, 11. q: tit Tir-S IU lIT
aieit of the new IRISH DRAMA,
linitatri by. Or IN,ep•O.lllt3 Boy!.
,ftileartlty, or Peep-0.-Day Litosiii.
414111'NTA IN B 011Ei: it
(21,..putr.1
STATE SENATE—E. D. IiiiZZAM
? j; n canilihite tc,r the nranination for
SI'ATE tays
DISTRY-IT ACiriltiZNIZY Ai
wi:i bon cuodi.
date for r..niimitioo ..bove I.lfore the
nominatin4 Item/1410.r , uan ntt I.!em-en
[ion. 01,144,wwt0
MIZE
5494' I A I: 1..% Vi .9 l 19 1.1
(1 1 ",")'' DAVID lIITCH ll:.pre:mu IR! 1 . the
Lat.: .Ip...ittt,3 of tho rt of .Ctentcon
Pira+f.•r Allet hen/ ..hunt . will hen ctindidat.t.
liefot.: the It.2publi.tnn C.:anty Convention, for
nomination f•lr :h.:
nl3-2.1-tf
MANHOO !en
CIO W LOST! HOW RESTO RED!
nf,t published, iu a Beefed Envelnpb. price
I.ECTFRF, ux Yak TREAT
MENT um! lialio4.l Cure of SPereotterrhots. or
ti.•tntr at Witaliness, • Involuntary EintnisAions,
expallity. aIDI Entledilllente to 3larriage
generally. NervousiteE., Consumption. Epilepsy
and i'its; Mental and Physical Incapacity resu!t
in.; front Self-Abuse. .x . e.—By 110.11 T. J. Clif,
V ER NV ELI.. M. 1)., Ant oer of Ili; 1.1ook,&c
"A Boon to Thousaath. of Guffe-Ters."
Sent under seal. in a plain eovel9pe, to any ad
dress. Poq p. 0 ,1, on receipt of six (Tots, or twt
tovtaze o- Es. CE. j, C. 1.a.1N E, •
127 :\ Vor!v, Post 13 , tx. 4541 i
rah :If3tu
LYON'S MAGNETIC
INSECT POWDER.
T,1111;,r 19 ytoint and in favr.r. It kills
anti Ito tt ohr,t. ito,l How.. Attlit, Homo,
.liuth• F,trttit uro. t rtlen In-
Ail gelllolle hettr , the 64 - Daturo of E.
i.Y cold t. ..d i.ootonnt, to rw, el or dott.todir
totitt,, 15t:ware otrt.tutt,trittit, anti intitoti•to,.
Lyon's 1:0,1 , ill intterts in 0 trice,
Lyon' , Pillr urekluD tit to rats and mire.
ry w iit•ro. D. N. 11. t ItNES.
tay7-3mderri 202 liroadwAY. Ken• York.
S. - T. -1860-X.
1)IC
A. '
•
PLANTATION BITTERS,
Ethansteil Nature's great restorer. 'flw inrign
rid (.:rotigthen atel purify the iyi.terii. eurn Dye-
Aridity of the Striroarit, I)in rrho•i, .‘ze. A
perfect appetizbr anti totiir. l'ltry invigorate the
without stimuli, tin.; the inntin. The.- are
at pure r.•t. Croix It:: at. Rook and
11 , 1+,4, ittel tiro roe...minter:4(o by ail who use
there. Mapte.l b. old yuitug. hut parriirularly
”141111 ,. 1iat . .1 the weak and lam:tail. Sob! he
11nizf:istY, 11(00-nrd Saloom•.
P. U. DRAKE •r CO.,
252 Bread way, ox York.
- Niaght Cold.
• OAR? Le
1% 1 DA!
rr"qhf chee,l-eci
' 1 , , , relneayt
rxriouz:ly.
:h i of
i•_ ; 71.7:i0.71
cll
4ageti'.//
_years ago.
) 1 , 1 eti art? the
• r 4 • pe r ,ror
r ti ,f.-"e it H. 4:4„scizelzzics,
, "dr
d
• • th 2 •
Arab:Tie Speakers $' Singers
cLearing
'2 , 11 th 6
_ 7
- • -
cents Tyr
eQ , lin
.
Firm AIRRIVAL OF
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
MILK. NACQUES AND3IANTELS.:
!PRINTS AND GINGITAMS,
BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS
SUN UM BB ELLAS,
NEEDLE RORK AND HOSIERY.
CHECKS AND PANT STUFFS,
PLAIN lILACK
11 EL OUR STOUR BOUCIIIT
FOR (A 11. AND WILL BE
SOLD FOlt A ISARINAIN
FOR CASCI ONLY.
C. MANSON LOVE t CO.,
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
UNDER CARE OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS*
rvUIS INSTITUTION, MITIVATED
.1 IN LORETTO. Cambria county Pennsyl
vania four miles from Cresson Station Station. on
the direct route between Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh, was chartered in ISSS, with priviliges to
confer the usual Collegiate honors and Degrees.
The location of the College In one of the utast
healthy in Pennsylvania—this portion'of the Alle
gheny Mountains being proverbial far its pure
water. bracing air, and picturesque soener7 t
The Scholastic year commences on the MST
MONDAY after the V3th cf ATOUST, anti end;
about the 2Sth of JUNE. following, It is divide
into two riesiiona. Students cannot return home
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus neces
sary for Land tiUrTeying. Engineering, Ace., &c.,
will ha furni2hing by the Institution to the
Students.
Instrumental and Vocal Musk forms no extra
lalirge. Students will be admitted from air! t
I years to the age of manhood. ,
TIMIIS—Board and Tuition, payable half yearly
i advance $l . O
Washing an.) use of Budding 10
CIASIiCaI and Modern Languages. extra /0
, Students spend `'neat ion at the College 15
i Reference con ho made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop
1 fl'Conner, to the Rey. T. S. Reynolds., SC. Mary's
Lorotto„ and to other Clergymen of the PROM:tn.}
i Diocese.
1111114ENIX LOOKING GLASS & PIC
a.: TITRE TILIME 311NCFACTORY
' Nut. 221 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET
ITS & 175 0 RAN D STREET Sic 215 CENTRE
i STItEET. Eutilished l8:(8. NEW YORK. Es-
E Litaisheel 1S:18! Thb , Establishment has been in
I successful operation 2 A years, and ii the Largest
i of the kind in the United States. We have on
baud or manufactured to order every de ecr ip t i ou
of LOOKING GLASS. PICTURE AND POR
TRAIT FRAME:. PIain and Ornamental Pier,
Wall. Oval and Mantel Glasses. Coneceting Cur
/ niers, Base and Bracket Tables, with Msrble
Slabs, Toilet Ghtsires. etc.,
I Mouldings for Picture rrames. In lengths (mita
€ He for trans - nortation . , either Gilt, Bertln
' g. llnee
-1 wood. Pak, Zebro, Btrdveye, Mahogany etc. Our
new Manufactory and errenaire facilities enable
us to fournish any article in our line as peed ".4.
tat and as cheap as the deepest " DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CALL [PUN
no when they liait New York. We eluiet ui be
able to apply them with every article in our lint .
which they Gan possibly require. at Prim I°W. *
tbl B l Z74 6an
2/ MI% (Amato LA . preiVf' atcs DO
hot foal° call when you visit New York .
Office it Wererooms, No. 215 Centre St., N. Y.
my23md HORACE V. SIGLER,. Alt.
T., ;,nr.lucle with th
:11:.. ALLEN
MEM
r. - t !a,
No. 74 Markel ettrefl.
11111121E1Er
H,INTECR /NTIME44IO3IIIVB:
• PORT OF FITTSBURGIt
ARIED.
Franklin. Benne t. fir V ewnarille.
4 iallatin. Clark. Brownsville,
OA. Bayard. INvbfw..Elizaher:a.
Minerva, Gorden.
Emma irialsain. Arens, Lauesrltlu
iirnoreliuul. Evans, St. Lonil. •
Ford. Kerr, Louisville.
llioun, St. .Lonii.
Empire City, WRY. gto
Clara Dean, Dickenson, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
r:inklin, Bennet, Brivear.vite.
Cul. Bayard, Peebles,
Lizzi e Atiartin, Brown,
E. B. 'familiar,. Cincinnati.
IPiaY° 1 'll s Itiver—Last evening at vailight
there Were 't rent 'muter in the charnel andaining
slc;w:y.
Wa.-11.0 splc ndi i packet Florence, (ap t
K 3 le, learez !hit d., ftw , Clueinnnti. She ;.5 :tear •
ly new. ha i The ht...at elacreletitohttion3linti
tl ca uttieets. She was built under the Ameriatund
enve ptui».:: _Martin a Int Itriokel I, and has
been "LW Of the trin.4 Qut:.!eesful boats built for
souse time. Cupta:n Kyl.. hi, our 'Mil wishes for
.
LfirThi-pun;:tinil st...anler Citizen, Capt.
C4111 ,- .4:n.leaves for Saint Lnuis and Saint Paul ea
Friday. This laiat makes her trips with great, reit
nity, haa pari , a• &annum:Ant:um, and Is well
jo Li nd le ,:t r er
.Messrs. Ceughey and
hale in will.ha rertain to ian that Pasieniteve have
the 't•est atiezaion.
1!;.1= The :it . ..1e1/did imnsouger i,taamer
Captain Evans. leaves for Cinoinnati,
ca iro..So int Louis and Haint Paul. on Wednesday.
This boat. has unsurpaivied nocioniutodittione and
Cants. Evans and Hare aro general favorittti with.
shippers and passengers.'
AEI - Our advertising columns announce
the fact that the favorite steamer Clara , Pee,
Ca pt. Thos Pee. leave= for Cincinnati .and
villa au Thursday. This boat has superior ate
aontinodatiotet. clever and attentive officers. Mr.
Parr will do the honors in the office. - .
. ,
Captain D. S: Gilmore 's w
steamer New York has attracted a good deal laf
attention during the peg week. She was built
under the Superintendence of Cant. G.. who baa
d.,roled his undivided attention in her conatruif
flan, in which the catitnin tray determined to
bring out it first elus.s lacit in ever..' respect, and
has succeeded. She has lacin pronounced ono of
:be best adapted boats of the season. She is .ex
ra timbered and fastened; in fact, nothing teems
to have been omitted. 1t e congratulate the cap
tain his siteceas, ir he iA a worthy, industrloue.
honorable and nprighf officer. She will leave for
rho thiq'cluv. and 100.541484/1g
that way email not de better than engage a stile
rvoutt lint. May oirceoo attend the New York
and her worthy captain. _
Dcrs)"'Capt. Br_eunaii and 311Jouald! . s
now Hull orril 441 at the lending le , t, el:anis/L—
-:1w i pieoe 1,1 maebanistn.
& - iy"Thrt mammoth steamer Westmore
land, Captain Evans is announced for Gait°
Mid Saint Louis. She willhavo di,pateb.
For Cincinnati, Louisvine, Cairo,
Louth). iliskleua, Subnqueand St. Paul.
FE IDA Y.JUNE ti. 4 P. M. •
in . _ l l7r' N A , TIME FINE PASSENGER
, learner C'ITI'ZEN, 11, Calheigo.
commander. will leave far the above and inde*
in,,F a ie ports as announced above,
For freight or paesoge apply on board or to
J. B. LI%'INtibION keo:, Agents.
For Cincinnati, Leniawillc,
Lori Galena. Dubagmen:ad
SATURDAY. JiTiglE 7th, 10 A. M.
TIRE APLIEN DI D Slll.ll
- - Wheel Passenger steamer West
moreland. Edward livans Commander will leave
a:4 announced above. For freight or Passage ap
ply on hoard at the rout of Wood Street.
For tquefintalL
Tit URSDAY EVENING
adrigt TILE,SPLENDID PACHEI
FLORENCE, Captain Kyle, will
leave for the above and intermediate Porte SI en -
flounced above.
For freight or pm-sago neylv on board or to
en 11. ttASLETT. Aitenr.
For tinelumen and Louisville.-
T IiTIESDAY, DONE. sth. 4 P. M.
THE FINE PASSENGER
steamer CLARA POE. Thomas
Foe Commander, will leave as announced above.
F'‘.r freight or passage apply on board or to
J 011 X -FLACK or
J. B. brvINGSTON &CO.,
.1 and WM.IIA.SLETT, Agents.
For Cincinnati Louisville. Callro.Sahti
Louis, Galena. Dubuque and els PauJ.
THIS DAY AT 4 P. 31
ta i Reim STEAMER DIARY tit,
Captain W. S. Evans, leavo, 16:
the above ports as announced above.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
jts .1. B. LIV INGSTON h CO.. Anent'.
For . Saint Louis,
THIS DAY, JUNE 5,10 A. M.
6 . 4 4 . M05.14 ) TILE MPLENDIDSTEAMSMI
NEW YORK. D. H. Gillmore cora
wander. will leave as announced above.
For freight or passage app on on board or to
J. It. LtVINGSTON le CO.,
ieb and WM. HABLETT. A ts.
For Beaver, Steubenville and
Wheeling. .
r-titazi4 THE PACKET STEAM=
Linda Earth. D. T. Brown. cow
mander. leaves for the above ports Mon day.
Wednesday and Friday at 123 f.
For freight for passage apply on board or to
J. COLLINS & CO.; and
WM. HASLZTT. Agents. . 4
Regular Tuesday Paekel For '
RarleUssuad Zanesville.
fit gr o s
THE FINE irmumniia
steamers AIL& GRAD
:aurne eounrAnder. lesvorL,
every TUBbDAT.
et 4 p. m.. and Zanasai
every FRIDAY et g a. to.
For freight or_
I mens apply on board or to .
J. B. LVINGSTON & GO"
lamban Asia*
de.
'STEAMBOAT AGESCY.
WM. 113A.ZIAMIX"r
Has opened an oleo at
NO. 90 WATER STREET,.
Where be will transact a General Steamboat
Agency business. and would solicit a dune of e.
renege frometeamboat.nien. ap,24-1011
TEAM TOW BOAT FOB 5A8.8.41/1
S
feet on Beek. 21 feet beam, 4 NMI!
feet hold, 3 Boilers 38 inches diame
ter. Cylinderl7 inches and 436 feet stroke. NMI , .
thing ready tor furnishing. Enq
LON uire G
k of
DIIPI:
90 Water street.
A MMY TEAMSTEMS—WANTED 11
111[44
mEDIATNLY, tos experiemeed tiametera,"
for service in the "Mountain
Wages $26: per month and. ;one ration per diem..
Transportation will ho furnished to their S
tion. Apply to A. MONTGOMERY. -
Major and Quartermaster U.S. A.
Office Quartermaster U. S. I A., No. *4V 14Ixutr • •
street. Pittsburgh. Pa. mY23-tf
ORANGES AND LEMONS
300 boles Messina Oranges;
200 do do 14emons. iu prime or"-
tier. to a rri re this day and for side by
REYMER & BROTHERS.
No. 1215 and 12S Wood street.
SOMETHING NEW AT
NO. ES FOURTH STREET
• • - - -
I would invite the attention of Wise and• gen
tlemen to that beautiful ni ece of art so moats es
teemed of late called the ILLUSION PARTING,
and my mode of- inserting the earn, in Clip
Madonna Bands.
Itgives them a light and life-like appear
atom hithmi.o unattained ; I have suss Just re
eeived a large and carefully selected stock of the
beet French Bair, Purchased for cash, and my
motto is quick sales and small proem
CA MEROYS EXTRACT OF FLOWERS, or
Botanic Cream, fur softening and beautifying the
hair, is too well known to need comment Also,
my new lIAIFi WASH for family use: it prevents
the hair from falling out and getting prematurely
grey. Ladies do you want to have a clear, beauti
ful. white and healthful akin? Ifso , gets bottle
of my Philodermie, or Skin Cleanser, and take
little healthful out door exercise. Thu, lane haw
hug, but will preserve your beauty to old Ina—
Di scar d nu youanrius ohm paint.%
my22.-timw J. B. CAMERON.
1 4 ADIFA AND INEIEN'S MOOED AND
SEWED HEELED BOOTS
J. IL BORLAND9I,
98 Market street.
Cheap at
torJl
MECHANICS AND OTIIENS DEij•
• rows of putting their savings in a home'ot
their own, have now a rare, opportunity, as only
SZO of the kereheee money is required in hand, the
remainder in nine yearly payments. The lota are
situated on Ewalt street. Lawrenceville. Call
with o ut delay if you would 'Tenn.; a bargain.
S. CUTH BERT X: SON;
iel all Market Arent,
BACON
-1.600 lbs. Countr Baton, It sail. Sidaa and
F h ou id e rsi mit received'and for wale by
JAMES A.' FETzEn.
je 1 ooraer Market awl Pint errata.
D RIED CLURAILINTS A•ro AUCTION—
On Thursday at 11 teulork, tike :Hercule
Hall Auction Houle, No. 55 Fifth street, will he
sold six barrels of good Dried Currants. Ade posi
tive. T. Ai DIVICL.ELLAND.
Jot ' Auctioneer.
BOYS 41.3111 YOLVIIS
BOOTS, GAITERS AND BROGUES,
Call at BORLAND•S
MI Market .wet.