DAILY POST.
NO. 37
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE
Alft-ANDNINIBISHOOD INTILLIGENCE.
Sick , ' sad Wounded Pennsyl-
G,,i yards • Soldiers.
The steamer S. R. Spaulding reached
Philadelphia on Sunday with wounded
Pennsylvania soldiers, who left White
House on Friday. Among them we find
the following from this section:
, H
-.IA. 'Karnes, co I , ', 10:41, sick; Saul
Stewart, co F, 103 d, ear; Alfred Graff, C 3
D, 61st, thigh; Sergeant Jacob .1 Grubbs,
coX,_6lst, thigh; corporal Andrew ltathen,
co 63d, finger; Michael McMorney, co
Io3d, ankle; James Gates. co G, 631,
face; John I, Fritz, cu I. 101st, knee; Geo
tilibsdn; co C, 43.1, leg; C Bartsach, co B,
Olst,'leg; k Scott, co B, 633, hip; William
Rice, co Al i; dist, thigh; John l.aeon, co B,
105th, 'finger;' Charles W Gibbs, co E, f;lst,
thigh; gobt Dilworth, co C, Glst, shoulder;
- Criiier-Bronks, co F, 614, knee: James
Donahue, co A, 614, hip; John M Brower,
co A, : fclat, arm; corporal G W Sprese, co
I, 101st, thigh; CaptA W Taylor, co 11,
101st, wound fever; First Lieut Alf Maylin.
co I, .61st, ear.
The following have been reveived at
Portsmouth Hospital:
Johla.Listabaugh, co 11, 61st, sick: It Mc-
Farland, co 11, 61st, leg: Ist Lieut M C
Steel, co F, 61st, arm; First Lieut W 11
Cinatford, co E, 61st, shoulder; Drummer
thrryt , -Small, co A, 101st, sick, Sergt C C
Smalf,'Co A, 101st, arm; Ist Sergi. Win
_Packer, co G., 82d, late 31st, sick; corp
F A Drumel, co I, 82d,erni; F Mudie, col ,
--. B2d,..eyef It Neel, co E. arm, M Helfer-
E,.l;lat. arm; C Keryon. 61st; C V
thathma,,,co G, 82d, late 31st, sick; J 11
Ctirdell i fcctst, thigh; McManus, col
E, 31:4, hip nud thigh: C Gibbs, co E, 61st,
thighl Win Chandler, co E, 61st, shoulder;
John Morreu, eo h, 61st, leg; Wm Platt,
co 13, 61st, hip ; C Vence, co B, 61st. hip;
A Pierce, co E, 31st; Corp K W Smith , co
K. 31sf, W Lutz ' co F, G2st; W Chantler,
co, K. 81st; Ist Lieut S Long, co I, Gist;
Martin Shutzen, co K, Glat, hip: .1 Lani
iniugh, co I',
The following still remain at Ports
mouth :
Hobert C Kinsey, co K, 104th, right
foot off; John Little, co F, Gist. in the
mouth ; J McCarty. -co I, 61st, knee and
breast; Adolph Moore, cu K, 104th in
- Ile following are on the transport Ken
nebec, to be taken to the Marine Hospital
at.Bortsmouth :
One Hundred and First—Corporal .1
'l' Coe, co K ; Sergeant C C Small, co A :
Drummer Henry Small. co A.
One Hundred and Third-Joseph More
ladui, co K.; Jacob Voltz, co K ; William
B. Graluim, co F ; George Smith, co K.
• Thirty-first—T Reed. co Cr ; corporal
William B Jackson, co I) Sergeant Robt
Chase, co H ; George Knows, co 1 Druni
mer Allen Pierce, co H.
.sixt,y-firstlenry Shields, co C; John
Pltt, co I; John Hoobier, co F; Chas
Elliott, co D ; corporal Pierce, co A ;
Matthew Sherman, en C; Second Lieu
tenant Win .1 Glen, co E; John Mills, co
I; First Lieutenant John Pollock, co A:
John Hare, co K; James Lambatiga, co F;
Jacob Bentie, co B; Joseph R Shaltz, co
D; M ChOts, co K; Michael Hattori', co
E;.:John-Dougherty, co E; R McFarland,
co D; *Manus, co E: Orderly Sergeant
S Long, co I; First Lieutenant M C Steele,
co E; J . Williams, co F: Sergeant Joseph
P Orr, co C; corporal \V F Rawl!, co B:
Wm Platt, co B; .1 W Morrow, co E: Jos
Davis, co. F; John B Cordel, co F; J W
Lutis, co F; Robert Healey; co F; Timo
thy McCarthy, (Lieutenant's servant.), co
F; Wm Chantler, co E; Felix Rice, co 1.
First Lieutenant Win H Crawford, co E.
The following are on the Daniel Web
ster, at Boston -
John Wile,. co A, 101; Isaac B Currie, co E
102; John Dye; co G 61st; A Jackson, co 11,
103 d; Peter Clinger, co H, 103 d; Thomas
Dunkle co A, 103 d; J D Cooper, co 1,
101st,• Levi Shrekengost, co IL 103 d: Pat
rick Kelley, co D. 102 d: Amos Fielding,
co C, 61st; Andrew Bingham, co C, Gist.
Harrison Youkin, co H, 'Arad Wil
bur, co E. 102 d.
Upd ild•ended In the 63d
Ittighaent.
The following is a list of the killed and
wounded'in Cos. A and B of Col. Hays'
63d regiment:
Co‘A—CaPt Beirnger—John Maxwell,
Westmoreland, shot in the head ; John
ston Wilso_ ,n Sandy Creek, shot in the
bread; , Fre d Shilling, Wilkinsburg, shot
in the head; Fred _Salaladay, Rich Hill;
shot in the bead; -Robt Linton, Murrays
vide, shot in the breast; Cap McCutcheon_,
Westmoreland, shot in the stomach; L
Lowm_Braddock's Fields, shot in the
headr. Thos McTagret, Oak Hill, shot in
breast; james Miles,
Wilkinsburg, wound
in the side; Saint White, East Liberty,
wounded in the face; Jas Morus, Penn tp,
wounded in the shoulder; Chas A Cosh,
Collins 44 . in shoulder; J Trout, West
moreland, to the thigh; H Tomer Plum
tp; in the Weed; I Stout, Turtle Creek,
in the hand; George Cohum, Braddock's
Field, slightly; Frank Dunbar, Braddock's
Fields, m•the shoulder; H Maffitt, Turtle
Creek, heed end side; Dant Asking Brad
dock's Fields ; Peter Hammell,Braddock's
Fields, stomach; ilitner, head, Wil
kinsburg; Jno Boyle, thigh, Turtle Creek,
Jonathan Jamison, foot, Braddock's
Fields; Janses,M Anderson, Wilkinsburg;
Heir, aftburgh;;Greo Smith, fingers,
Braddoeles Fields; Lieut,W Smith;;M Bar
net, Weeteserebintl, in the thigh.
ConiplOyE g eptain
Indians township,
shot in the groin, died while being car
ried to the rear.
Wounded—Limit F T Maynard, Sharps
burg, lithe shoulder Wm Tepfor, Deer
Creek, severilYWounded in aide; Fer
guson Deer Creek, in thigh ; John Hayes,
Sharp:dung, slightly, in wrist; John Mo
gle, Shmpburg, buckshot in wrist; William
Clark, Sharpsbing, slightly in the neck;
Andrew Deer Creek, had a finger
taken of. • •
Missing-41*o — rge Duncan and William
Le Fevre; Deer Urea.
IFeigittad Accident.
Two young men, named Leipsick and
Klinkler M
, were ockingly burned at a
i
foundry in Wheeling on Saturday. A blast
had just been. completed, and a "shank,"
or large p0t,..fu14 of molten iron stood in
front of the allPo4llli.. Klinker, being a new
hand, and - not iniming the consequences,
picked up a wet ladle and placed it in the
pot of iron. The result was an explosion
which tkrthr ew the hot iron in small and
large particles allover the moulding room.
Klinkler was badly burned about the face
and upon various parts of his body. It is
thought that he will lose both of his eyes,
and perhaps his life. A large quantity of
the metal `'track Leipsick upon the abdo
men, burning him in a painful manner.
Great Sensation.
The people say that they can buy hats
and caps ii FitesiDg's ch eape r than atany
other house in the city. Hatters say that
he buys at e sl3, 50 per dozen and sells
them at $1 12 apiece. ' Be this as it may,
this establishment has long maintained &
reputation for beauty and excellence of its
goods, aad alsk the wonderfully low prices
at whicktkaihave always beensold and.
from the trembling among the fogies r it is
evident tbelmlopli have found it out.—
Fletaing'i liad, store is at 189 Wood street,
betweenlrOtheld, - , -Red! streets.. City and
seconded to call and ex
country wriro -
amble onoler,F,F r pir..e= to sell
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any Mimi _ „kw* from the
immune .itivsysltept, on
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Fancy Candien----A New Enter-
Not'mOre thati two years since we de
scribed, more,. petlutps,to , the edification
of the children. t tkerirretit public, the
manner of asakingordinary candies,, such
as were then manufactured in the city : —
The process is it simple one, consisting
merely of melting sugar into a pliable
mass, colored and flavored to snit the
ar
ticle to be produced, and then rolling it out,
on long tables, into sticks, which, when
cool, are broken into proper lengths. This
is the common stick. Other varieties, such
as plaited candies, kisses, mint drops, su
gar almonds, &c., are produced by manip
ulation and machinery, from the same ma
terial, only varied in color and flavor.
But recently a more artistic and compli
cated branch ot the confectionery business
has been established here, which we saw
in full operation tor the first time yester
day, during a visit to the extensive estab
lishment of Reymer Bros., Nos. 126 and
128 Wood street, above Fifth. We refer
to the manufacture of such delicacies us
gum drops, hard and soft, licorice jelly. and
chocolate drops, jujube and licorice paste,
cream candies, such as orange, pine apple,
lemon and apple slice, cream dates, cocoa
candy, raspberry stands, brandy bottles,
cream toys, ice., which are now made for
the first time East of the Alleghenies.
The component parts of gum drops and
pastel; are sugar and gum. The latter,
purchased in large sacks, is fi rst sifted and
then selected by girls, who separate the
white from the dark, the first being used
for white and the latter for colored, con.
fectionery. The gum is then dissolved in
water and when it becomes a smooth mu-
cif age, sugar is added. The boiling proees
is conducted in a large cauldron, enclosed
; in a steam jacket, heated over a charcoal
l fttrnace. When the materials are incor
porated the semi-fluid is allowed to cool
and meanwhile the "moulding boards"
are prepared. These are shallow trays,
say two incites deep, eighteen inches
wide and twenty-eight Inches long,
tilled with finely pulverized starch, an
which the impressions of say three hundred
and sixty gim drops are made by indenta
tion with plaster casts. A large number
of these boards being ready, the mixture,
now sufficiently cool, is dipped from the
boiler by an experienced workman, in a
ladle having four , übes, with which he
rapidly pours it into the moulds, tilling
four rows at a time, with ,great dexterity.
'fhe trays are carried off by boys and
placed in a drying room, heated to a high
temperature, where in bout twelve hours
the outside of the drops becomes harden
ed. The drops are then placed in shal
low pans and covered with a thick syrup,
which is permitted to drain off and the
sugar crystallizes upon the gum drops,
which are, after drying, separated by girls
and put up in payer boxes for sale. Jelly
drops are made in like manner, with less
gum, and in licorice and chocolate drops,
certain proportions of those articles are
added. Jujube and licorice paste are also
_moulded in sheets or strips in starch, from
the same material, differently flavored.—
The same process is gone through with in
making cream candies and toy figures, all
of which are moulded in starch.
Everything in the department wlierethese
delicate candies are made is perfectly clean
and only the purest and best materials en
ter into their composition. Messrs: Rey
mer Bros. have employed an experienced
foreman in this branch. thoroughly versed
in all the mysteries of his art, who is con
stantly engaged in making these delicious
sweetmeats. They can make WO to 1,000
pounds of gum drops daily with their preii
ent facilities, and can increase their facili•
ties, if need be, ad libitum. The quality
of the fine candies produced is equal to .
any made in the East, with the advanta-
ge; to Western dealers of being always
able to procure a fresh article and save the
cost of transportation. So soon as it is
known that our go-ahead neighbors have
embarked. in this new enterprise and are
ready to fill orders they will find constant
employment for a large nniuber of hands
in this branoh of their business.
Railroad Passes.
We notice an item in an exchange paper
worthy of attention. It seems that the
East Pennsylvania Railroad, like other
corporations, gives free passes to the men
leers of the Legislature. Last week a tall,
slim, dyspeptic individual passed over thip
road to Reading 6n the ticket of a member
from the Eastern part of the State, who is
a six footer and weighs two hundred and
fifty. The conductor strongly suspected
that the man was not the person named on
the pass, but fearing he might make a mis
take if he questioned it, let him slip. A
day or two later, however, another sturdy,
thick set man, of Jewish caste, presented
the same free pass. The conductor, now
sure of the deception, carried his man to
Reading, and, next morning, in company
with the President of the Railroad Com
pany, call on the "member," and obliged
him not only to give up the pass, but also
to pay his fare over the road, he being very
willing to make such a compromise. The
pass of the member was of course revoked.
It is a very common and also a very dis
creditable practice for members of the
Legislature to lend their passes to any one
who asks for them. We do not understand
the code of honor which governs gentle
men who not only abuse the confidence of
officers of railroad companies who have
been kind enough to compliment them,
but assist in injuring the road by loaning
out (to persons who would be obliged to
pay) their annual passes, given not from
any personal merit, but by reason of the
position they occupy. It is a mean de
ception, practised for the purpose of gain
ing popularity, and should be punished on
every occasion by exposure and a revoca
tion of the pass. Our view mthat no holder
of a free pass has the right to betray the
confidence reposed in him so far sus to per
mit it to be used by another for whom it
was never designed—and we hope this will
be received as our answer by all who may
hereafter apply for the loan of our passes;
we shall ever feel in duty bound, as hereto
fore, to refuse all such applications. To
comply would, in our estimation, be un
manly and ungenerous.
Criminal Court.
The business of this Court, over which
Judge Sterrett presides, is very . unimpor
tant. The following cases were tried' yeti
terday: V. Raymond and Maria A. Koff,
indicted for assault and battery, were found
not guilty. Mary Ann Gipson, the prose
cntnx, was ordered to pay one-third the
costs, and the defendants two thirds. Jo
seph Will plead guilty of fornication and
bastardy, on information of Ann Kauff
man, and was sentenced to pay $2O as ex
penses, $3O for past maintenance, and 621
cents a week for three years. Daniel Rob
inson, charged with assault and . battery,
was convicted and sentenced to pay aloe
of $5 and costs. James Davis, convicted
of the larceny of a_pistol from john Cook,
was sentenced to the Penitentiary ., far one
veer. The parties are both colored. Wash.
Freese was arraigned on a charge of lar
ceny, and put in a plea of guilty. He was
charged with stealing a coat from J. F.
Slagle, Esq., in 1801, and having no de
fense, plead guilty. He was remanded to
answer five other charges, John Cook, col
ored, indicted for iceeping a bawdy
house, was acquitted, and the prosecutor,
James Davis, was ordered to pay the costs.
This•was a cross suit, the prosecutor hav:
ing stolen a pistol from Cook. • Ziechial
Bcott was put upon trial for obstructingy.
public highway, on complaint of J. K.
Scott. No verdict.
dazall-rez at Meadville.
The aunitersary exercises , at Allegheny
College, Meadville, are to . be dispensed
with this year, owing to the prevalence of
small-pox v of which there are twelve camell
ia the town and shout al many an the sur
rounding districts. The bornagh authori
ties have taken - efficient measures to stop
,ibilepree4 of the
The Heitie,
eight tram of Monday brougi,
to.our city a delegation'of Baltimoreans,
composed of members of the City Councils,
Board of Trade and Directors of the Bala.
more and Ohio Railroad, who came out
for the purpose of examining the workings
and advantages of the Pittsburgh and Con
nellsville Railroad, inspecting our manu
factories and paying a visit to Chicago.
The delegation consists of the following
gentlemen: William S. Crowley, IVin. T.
Williams, Dr. Andrew Schwartz, Edward
S. Lambdin. James Young, John Evans,
Andrew .1. Burke. Peter G. Sauerwein,
Samuel Liner, William Sullivan, William
Bean. Jesse Mamie'', Jas. B. George, Sr.,
F. W. Alrieks, Andrew J. Baudel, G. W.
Brooks and James Maddox. all of the City
Councils; B. H. Latrobe, Es q., President
of the Pittsburgh and Connellsville Hail-
road Co., and a number•of other gentle
men, members of the Board of Trade and
Railroad Directors, viz: J. N. McJilton,
Benj. F. Nails, Mich. Diffenderferffer, W.
Horace Soper, J. Parkhurst, Jr., William
Bendel, William W. Binjon, David Dun
can, W. K. Barker, James M. Jacobs,
Saml. Maccabbee, Geo. C. Addison, Jno
IL Cox, Wm. R. Lindsay, A. 1). Shutze,
Henry C. Dennison, Evan F. Ellicott, C.
H. Poumavent, E. L. Parker; Jr., Win.
M. Woods, Aaron Fenton, Benj. Deford,
W, P. Harvey, James A. Thompson, F.
Litteg Shaffer, Wm. Hopkins, Wm. F.
Murdoch, Thos. Kemps, A. J. Randolph,
G. W. Cooper, T. Sewall. S. A. Wilson.
B. H. Richarnson, W. IL Nelson, Geo.
A. Porter, Edward Wilson, F. W. Griffin,
daa. H. Bond, Isaac S. George, Robert
Turner, Thos. Bayne. Geo. R. Hinnins,
Jho. F. Meredith, Wm. N. Tuttle and
John Star.
At seven o'clock on Tuesday morning
they were met by a committee appointed
by our Board of Trade to receive them,
and at eight o'clock started, in company
with a portion of the committee, over the
Pittsburgh and Connelleville Railroad to
Connellsville and Uniontown. They reach
ed the latter place• in time to partake of an
excellent dinner prepared by the citizens.
After dinner a meeting was organized, of
which Hon. Andrew Stuart was chairman,
and several complimentary speeches pass
ed between the entertainers and the enter
taMed. The delegation returned to the
city by the evening train, all expressing
themselves as highly pleased with the visit
and the road.
They will remain in our city to-day, vis
iting our manufacturing establishments and
other places 'of interest under the guid
ance of our committee, and start by the
early train to-morrow morning for Chien
go. We wish them an agreeable stay here,
a pleasant visit to Chicago and a safe re
turn.
AT a special meeting of the Penn Lit
erary Society held at their Hall on Tues
day evening, June loth, the following pre
amble and resolutions were adopted :
WitintEAs, intelligence has reached us
of the death, in battle, of our friend and
fellow member, Sergt. Chas. L. Afinerney
er. while nobly defending the integrity of
our Union :
Resolved, That in him this Society has
lost one of its most faithful and valued
members, whose services and counsels we
shall long miss, and the memories of whose
virtues we shall ever cherish.
Resolved, That in his leaving all the eu
dearmentg of home, and the society o'
triends, and espousing our country's right
ous cause, and at last offering up his life
willing sacrifice in her defence we recog
nize all the elements of true patriotism.
Remillyed. That in humble submission
to the will of the great Disposer of all
things, we tender to the friends and rein-
Yes of our lamented brother our heart
felt sympathy in their deep bereavement.
Reso!red, That a copy of these resolu
tions be sent to the relatives of the de
ceased, and that they be published in the
city papers, and that we wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
W. S. OwExs,
W. K. Alr.CArst,ANu,
W. G. Committee.
ft. L. EvaNs,
S. Losm,
Another Plttsburger Found
Dead.
Captain Thomas Rodgers, of Allegheny
city, went East a tew days since in search
of his sons, from whom he had heard
nothing since the battle in front of Rich
mond. He returned home yesterday, hav
ing found the dead body of one lying in a
field where it had been four days. The
other, we believe, was not injur6d.
Foot Cut OM
William Allison of Tuscarora county,
Ohio, a drover, had his right foot taken
off by a car in one of the stock trains on
the Pittsburgh & Cleveland Railroad, in
Manchester, yesterday morning, having
got too close to the moving train. He
was taken to Dr. Walker's hospital, where
he will soon recover.
Teachers Elected.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors
of Public Schools. of Pitt township . , on
Saturday evening, 7th inst., the following
teachers were duly elected for the ensuing
year: •
Oakland Schools.—Principal, Mr. D. L.
Skinner; Assistants, Miss E. McKnight
and Miss Annie R. Smith.
Minersoille Schools.—Principal, Mr. 11.
G. Squires ; Assistant, Miss Charlotte
Curry.
The Colors of the 61st.
The regimental flag of the 61st regiment,
marred by seven bullet holes and the staff
shattered by a ball can be seen for a few
days in McFadden's window, Market street.
A rebel who attempted to capture it was
killed by a blow from the clubbed musket
of a corporal and the ling was safely car
tied through the fight.
Another Victim.
Dr. George Fisher, who went out with
our Sanitary Commission to Pittsburg
Landing, Tenn., died on Monday from
disease contracted during the expedition,
at the residence of his brother-in-law, Dr.
George L. McCook, thus sacrificing him
self in his country's service.
Theatre.
The "Octoroon" has been withdrawn
for the present and to-night the patriotic
spectacular drama of "The Patriot's
Dream, or the Battle of Bull's Run" takes
its place. Ettie Henderson personates
Jerusha Sparks. and Mr. Henderson Adam
Grey. It is a good piece and will draw the
crowd.
New Cars.
The Pittsburgh and Manchester Passen
ger Railway Company have placed two fine
new cars on the Federal street line. The
double track is completed to Bagaley's
'
Lane except a small space which will
soon be completed. The accommodations
of the road are excellent and fully appre
ciated by the public.
Who Wants It?
A beautiful meermehaum pipe will be
awarded to the amateur player making the
largest run at billiards between now and
the 4th of July next, at the Franklin Bil
liard Saloon, on Fifth street.
Personal.
_ Judge McCann, of New York, formerly
a reddent of our city, is here on a visit,
,and .is stopping at the Monongahela
House.
Cotton tees Niuihntne.
The steamer Hastings, from Cincinnati
,rs,idlcduy. brought 850 bales of cotton,
frcit*Nashville.
'Wint.died. - i
.
I
"Jobs Mains* of Sctith-littiburghtiolot
on the gunAtonkfeirdiidilik received two
wealth in . the — itint and nitoililer, in
,the
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'TO4DAY',II-AD
LECTIIIIC AT' TUB ISDN CITY
)1.1A:I it:, corner of Penn and St. Clair
&vets, Wednesday morning at n A. M.
INTR I NSIC PAR.
piNET atuAilinv IN BOTTLES.
Old Peet Wine Ilettlee.
Cabinet chwanpagimr.
In •tnre anti ft.r sale by
Nk4OTICE TO 011. REFINERS AND
4AI OTHERS
TH E I'ENNA. SALT MANUFACTURING CO.
Having completed their arrangements for the
, manufacture of
CONCENTRATED OIL OF VITRIOL,
Are now prepared ta supply the trade therewith.
Their Platinum Still having a capacity of 12,000
lbs per day, they will be enabled to fill orders in
largo quantities without delay.
Address GEORGE COLHOUN; Agent,
jell-3tnd Office, 21 Wood at. Pittsburgh.
TILE
" lii ° 4 l 2b — re between )PA , a tiTe N . u EßS ers ig gi l l P
under the style of Tiernan isetty this on el ;
been dissolved. F. TIERNAN.
R. P. GIUTY.
•
Allegheny City, June 9, 1662
Wit-The IVholeattle and Retail Grocery Business
will he continued at the old stand. northeast eor
ner of Ohio street and the Diamond. by
jell F. TIERNAN.
LADIES' CALF BOOTS. 90 CENTS
LARCEPC MOROCCO BOOTS, S CTS
LADIES' LASTING GAITERS. 30 CTFO
NEWS OXFORD! TIES. 75 CENTS
YOVTHS' OXFORD TIES, SO CENTS
CHILDREN'S HEELED CALF SHOES
115 CENTS.
HcI'LELLAND • S AUCTION.
3 Fifth Street
'TRAW BONNETS-
CUILDREVS MATS!
A wholesale stork of choice styles of Straw
Rounets and Children's nista. to he
closed out at Retail. at Wholesale ?rives.
Now open for examination our Retail De
partment.
EATON, MACRUM & CO..
jell) No. 17 Fifth street.
FOR RENT—A LARGE AND CON
V EN IEN tchvelling howl, on Federal street
Allegheny City,
S. CUTHIMItT ,k SONS,
jelO 51 Market street.
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.O
GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED,
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
bought at Auction ant scll!ng at u❑
heard of price.
Bee Hive Store,
BLACK LACE SHAWLS,
cry Cheap.
BLACK SILK TERY LOW.
BLACK SILK SILAWLS k SACKS
HONE Y COMB Q'IN,
Selling Cheap
W Domestic Goods bought
Mr Camila. and selling at a very
small advance fur cash.
74 Market Street.
AT 0 1 f
HALF PRICE
BUOTS AND SIIC)ES
CONCERT lIALL SIIOE STORE,
62 FIFTH STREET
Every article ruarkal in plain figures. and we
TAKE NI ) LE. s. • jes-tt
EMBROIDERY SALE,
Tn rointnenue on
Monday, June 2d,
Everything to he closed out at
REDUCED PRICES.
•N COMPLIANCE. WITH OUR FATAH.
LISII ED cumtom we will mark down and offer
for sale in our Retail Department, our entire of
EMBROIDERIES AND LINEN HAND•
REECHIEFIL
Most of these good 'were bought in Job lots at
very low prices, and having been shown only in
our wholesalorooms.are perfectly fresh and clean.
Such as are soiled wo will sell at
EXTRA LOW PRICES.
Ladies who intend leaving the city this sum
mer will find this a very favorable opportunity of
supplying themselves with such articles as they
may need. We beg leave to say that our assort
ment has never been better, and is just such a one
intwill meet the requirements of a first claw city
trade.
-• • .
As our new room will beopen next week, our
customers will find it !Mica more pleasant to se
lect goods than it has been heretofore.
Joseph Horne,
& '79 MARKET STREET.
RAT, PASTE, RAT PASTE.
RAT .PASTE. RAT .PASTE, RAT PASTE
RAT PASTE, RAT PASTE, RA2' PASTE,
In offering this article we wish it distinctly un
derstood that it is no Hlllollbllig. gotten up to
deceive, but on the 'minty is the best and most
effectual Vermin Destroyer and Rat Killer, ever
discovered. Its advantages are over all others,
that
It is one half cheaper,
It is free from Poison.
It brings Vermin to, the air to die,
It prevents them from dying in the premises.
It will when used according to the directions.
Completely banish Rats irom the premises
Ins single night.
Is is preferable in every respect to any and all
Vermin Destroyer now in use. If it does not prove
effectual in every instance, banishing them in a
single night,
Banishing them in a single night,
Banishing them in a singlenight.
mono" - • • -
coney refunded in every instance.
On aceountof the celebrity of this article, many
worthless imitations has been gotten up, only to
deceive, to avoid imposition. ask for nag take no
other than tho
Mgt Paste. Rat Pattie. Rat Paste,
Prepared red by
Prena by
JOSEPIC - FLESUNG.
JOSEPH' rumuse.
corner of the DiamOnd and Market streets,
yorliei of the VZoid ;a_ ![srket streets:
it 6
SOLAR OIL WOREN COMPANY,
OF PENNSYLVANIA:
FFICE ST. CLAIR STREET. war the Bridge.
IMAddrimis
J. WEAVER.J3.. Beeretms mel Trimmer.
rayl9-ft
KEEP re. 8F,X419113
gaNB YOUR MONEY
whesyoseastandgetsßiTTEß PIANO.
lilettlie thing itself Ind IMAMS ; sastbse blight
- mg duds to 'will astute year wrist
samAX las P Sodas sad thlianlift
flif se approved aeeeatgae i Ile
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EMMI
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01rXTY CUNT ROLLER—HENRY
C
LAMBERT will be • candidate Il.r this uf
floe, subject to nomination by the Republican
County Convention.
NEWLY INVENTED lUNINIAN PEE
BLE SPECTACLES. 'superior to any that
have ever been presented to improve the sight.
To all suffering fromdefective sight, arising either
from age or other causes.
Persons with weak eyes can be supplied with
glasses which will greatly benefit and not strain
the sight. Through their high polish and true
ground they produce the most perfect vision, and
are highly recommended as the best in their ef
fects upon the eye, for preserving and improving
the eight in continued writing and reading, either
by day or night. Short-sighted persons, and those
operated upon for cataract, can also be suited.
;.Optician DIAMOND'S thorough knowledge of
WM. BENNETT.
No. 13) Wood street.
the Anatomy and the carious Pathological
changes of the Human Eye. enables him, by
merely examining the eye, to select .such glasses
as are most suitable. The eye being so delicate
an organ, we cannot be too cautious in the selec
tion of Spectacles, as from their use may result
the most desirable or deplorable consequences
lie inserts the Russian Pebble also in old frames;
and solicits the patronage of all in want of his
article. Office. "MORNINti POST" Building.
1011-tf J. DIAMOND. I
MIRY GOODS, BONNETS,
LP &e, at Auction Thursday and Friday after
noons, J une 12 anti 13, H
at 2 o'clock will be soil,
without reserve, at the Masonic all Auction
House, No. SS Fifth btreet, a large quantity of
Dress Goods. Ladies Trimmed Bonnets. Children's
ats, bbawls, Trimtuings, Linen, Table Damask
Notions, arc. Alva a quantity of good Table Cut
T. A. BIeCLELLAND.
jell Auctioneer.
PETROLEIM-28410 BBLS, 40 GRAY'
Fry . , Just received by
lel I lINNItY IL COLLINS.
OIL BAURELS-300 SECONDJIAND
fors sae by HENRY H. COLLINS.
EAR CORN-1000 BUSHELS PRIME
YELLOW EAR CORN, on the wharf, and
for sale by JAS. A. FETZER,
jell Corner Market and First streets.
OTATOEN 200 BUSHELS PRIME
P
N ESHANNOCKS, just received and for sale
by JAS. A. FETT ER, jeII Corner Market and First streets.
B4ICON 6000 POUNDS COUNTRY
BACON—llama. Sides. and Shoulders—in
store and for sale by JAS. A. FETZER,
jell Corner Market and First streets.
OUR ENTIRE %TOUR OF
PEAL LACE GOODS,
LACE TRIMMED GOODS
av e been marked at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
These goods are all fresh and desirable, and the
greater portion hare been marked down to East
ern Cost, many articles much below the first cost
to close them out.
Purchasers are Invited to make an early selec
tion. EATON. MACKUM at CO..
ielo NO. 17 Fifth i.ireet.
SWUM AVE.\ ITE—DINIRABLE
‘ l l-1 Property for sale.l2 feet front by ii loot, to
Rebecca street, a comfortable two story house
conveniently arranged, portico, hall, two parlors,
marble mantles, dining-room washing-room,
baking-room, kitchen, large cellar and 6 or $
chambers, a brick stable and carriage house, two
tine grape-arbors, 5l bearing fruit trees, shade
trees, small fruits, flowers, shrubbery, gravel and
shell walks. etc. For price and terms apply to
S. CUTHBERT & SONS,
.Iclo 51 Market street.
LADIES AND MISSES•
Laco and Congress Gaiters, Mo
rocco Boois and Slippers,
which cost from $l.OO to $1,50, we are selling at
75 and $l.OO.
The goods are slightly soiled. but otherwise are
us good us when new. We are determined to sell
them otr. Call and see them at
W. E. SCHMERTZ d: CO'S.'
my3l 31 Fifth street.
WM. H. SMITH JOS. R.IIUNTER.
WW. 11. SMITH dr CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
NOS. 112 SECOND AND 141 FIRST STREETS
deM PITTSBURGH .
STEAL[ TOW BOAT FOB BALE-130
feet on Deck, 24 feet beam. 4 aggr o &
feet hold, 3 Boilers 38 inches diame
ter. Cylinder 17 inches and 4 1 4 feet stroke. Every
thing ready we furnishing. En_qUiro of
LOBG & DUFF,
my 24 it) Water street..
RECEIVED.
a large stook of
With Flue Brecht' and Gold Mixed
Border, Very Cheap.
BEAUTIFUL LAWN,
or 121.2 cents.
Vine Zaeonet and Organdies,
LIGHT COLORED
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
Ilk-Just opened a very nice assortment of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
W. & D. HUMUS,
y2l corner of rah and Market streets.
R. R. BULGER ,
FURNITURE.
A FELL ASSORTMENT OF
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Constantly on hand which we will sell at the
lowest prices for . myl&lyne
Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds
Tobacco, Snuff and Sagan,
ao3l-ly Nei. 149 and 151 Wood street
SOMETHING NEW AT
NO. OH FOURTH STREET.
I would invite the attention of ladies and gen
tlemen to that beantiful_piece of art so much es
teemed of late called the H.LUSION PARTING
and my mode of inserting the same in Wigs and
Madonna Bands.
It id
v ei l them a light and life-like appear
ance hitherto unattained • I have also just re
ceived a large and carefully selected stock of the
best French Hair. purchased for cash, and my
motto iscadet sales and small profits.
CAMERON'S EXTRACT OF FLOWERS, or
Botanic Cream,_for softening and beautifying the
hair, is too welt known to need conunen
my new lIAIR WASH forfamily use; it prevent;
the hair from falling out and getting prematurely
grey. Ladies doyou want to have actor, beauti
ful. white and healthful din? Ifso, get a bottle
of my Philodermie. or Skin:Cleanser, and take a
little healthihl oat door exercise. This is no hum
bug, but will preserve your beauty to old age.—
Discard all poisonous skin paints,
my22-ilmw J. R. CAMERON.
LEATHER BELTING OF
HOYT. BROS. MAIL
Warranted of itood_qtodib - • for side at New Ye&
prim at the LEATHER VIZ of
SHLAPISE.
je9 233 Libertietreetoopeeit• head of W..
V I MICLTINGI
fader% &rade Y
lOU LibietrilleultAmpLae l" bead of faidl:
UL' mesesiaimi
*SUL Sl a Wirtaidiraii
1.4".
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
PINE. FRI:NCH EMBROIDERIES
MAXIIPACTORIZ OP
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
No. 45 Smithfield Street.
PITTISBURGH
W. et D. RINEHART,
AMIIBEXIONTB.
PITTSBURGH. THEATRE
ESSER AND DI AXAG ma WM. HENDERSON.
PRICES ov Anittssiox.—Private Boxes, $5 00
Single Seat in Private Box. $1 00; Pargnette ant
Dress Circle, chairs, 50 cents Family Circle, 2:
cents•, Colored Gallery, 25 cents; Colored Boxy.
50 cents; Gallery 15 cents.
Find night of the stirring American Drama
entitled the
PATRIOT'S DPEA IR,
Bail le of Moll's nun.
Jeruslnt Spark=
Adam Grey
Ruth Grey........
Zeke Bishop
ti — ii.ASSoCIATE LAW JUDGE--
DAVID RITCHIE, at present one of the
Associate Law Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas for Allegheny county, will boa candidate
before the Republican County Convention, for
nomination lirc the photo he now occupies.
my29-tf
fiTATE SENATE—E. D. GAZZA3I
.t..;)" is a candidate for the nomination for
STATE SENATOR. mys
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.. JOIIN
9' M. KIRKPATRICK will be a candi
date for nomination to the above oilive. before Oa
next nominating ltepuhli.:an county i;oncen
Lion. aptidtwto
I=!
JOSEPH MEYEE, & SON,
I=l
FANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE, at CHAIRS
WAREHOUSE, IM SMITHFIELD STREET
(Between Sixth street and Virs,in
no 9 prirrewußG
PATENT WRITING CASE
T fht '417 frt.9 ARRANGEDe
igtvnite4iSt.
to write upon, will hold
Pen and Peuelll,
India Rubber,
and Cheek f•
and Sot will fuld up so SS to me/1::u20 only 5.%
inches by 2 inches
For sale by
IV. S. lIAVEN,
WOOD & THIRD STS
IMPORTANT TO LADIES!
DR. JOHN HARVEY. HAVING FOR
upwards of twenty years devoted his pro -
fcsdonut time exclusively to the treatment of
fr,tn tic Ditlicn/ii,t. and haring succeeded in thou-
Salas of roses in restoring the afflicted to sound
health. has now entire confidence in offering pub
licly his
" Great American Remedy,"
DR. lIARVEIV'S
CRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PHIS!
Whieh have never yet failed (when the direc
tions have been strictly followed) in re
moving difficulties arising from
Obstruction or Stoppage of Nature.
or in restoring the system to perfect health when
suffering from Spinal Affections, Prolapeun Uteri,
the Whites, or other weakness of the Uterine Or
gans. Also in all eases of Debility or Nervous
Prontrntion, Ilysterien, Palpitotione, &c., ate.. &e..
which are the forerunners of more serious disease.
AS-These. Pills tire poyiTtly harmless on the con
stitution, and nyzykbc token by the moat delicate A
mite without causing distress: at the same time
they out like (1 shore,., by strengthening, invigo
rating. and restoring the system to a healthy con
dition, and by bringipg on the monthly period
with regglarity, no matter from what cause the
obstructions may arise. They should. however,
sot be taken during the first three or four months
of pregnancy , though safe at any other time, as
miscarriage would be the result.
Each box contains 60 Pills. Pucci: ONE DOLLAu.
and when desired'will be sent by mail pre-paid
by any advertised Agent, on receipt of the money
J. BRYAN. Rochester. N.Y,,General Agent
Sold by Druggists generally.,
JOSEPH FLEXING,
Corner Marko- street and the Diamond,
aul6.lvdewis
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
NO. 2T :FIFTH STREET. PITTSBURGH. PA.
Awarded the First Premium at the
United States Fair
FOR THE YEARS
1858, 1859 and 1860.
UPWARDS OF S 0 , 000
MACHINES sold in the United States.
MORN THAN
20,000 SOLD THE PAST TEAR
Wo offer to the public WHEELER & WIL
SON'S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE. 'at
REDUCED PRICES, with increased confidence
of its merits as the best and most useful Family
Sewing Machine now in use. It does equally well
on the thickest and thinnest fabrics, makes the
lock-stitch impossible to unravel, alike on both
sides, is simple in' construction, more speedy in
movement, and more durable than any other ma
chines. Circulars giving prices and description
of machine furnished gratis on application in per
son or by letter.
Every Machine warranted for three years.
ap3 WM. SUMNER & CO.
LIGHTICULTURA
STRAWBERRY
RASPBERRY,.
and BLACKBERRY PLANTS,
GRAPE VINES
CURRANT
and GOOSEBERRY BUSHES,
LINEAR.
RHUBARB,
and ASPARAGUS ROOTS,
all of the beet quality, and warranted true to
name. For sale at 29 FIFTH STREET.
mh= J. KNOX.
lb Deatroy—Rats.Roaches. &c.
To Degroo—M ice, Moles and Ants.
To Destroy—Bed Bugs.
To Destroy--Moths in Furs, Clothes, &c.
To Destroy--Mosquitoes and Fleas.
To Destroy----Inseets on Planta and Fowls,
To Destrop--Insecti on Animals, &c
To Destiny—Every form and species of Vermin
The "Only Infallible Remedies known'
"Free from Poisons,"
"Not dangerous to the Human Family,"
"Rats do not die on the premises,"
"They come off out their holes to die."
Sad Everywhere—by
All WHOLF.SALE DRUGGISTS in the large cities,
and by Druggists, Grocers. Storekeepers and Re
tailers generally, in all Oountry Towns and Vil
lages in the United States.
B. A. FARNESTOCK & CO.. R. E. SELLERS
& CO., and others Whelesale Agents at Pittsburgh
Country dralers can order as above. Or address
direct—(or for Prices, Terms, Sc ] to
IILENRIV R. COSTAR.
Principal Depot, 482 Broadway, New York.
jet-3mdawis
PAYMENT OF JULY INTEREST
ANTICIPATED
PITTSBURGH FT WAY NE Sr. CHICAGO RA ILWA Y CO)
OFFICE GE THE TREASURER.
PITTSBURGH. June 616.1862. )
TE COUPONS DUE JULY IST
proximo. on the Ist and 21 Mortgage Bona
of this Company, will be paid on presentation, at
this O ffi ce, No 23 Fifth street, less the interest for
the unexpired time to run, from the time of pre
sentation. J. P. HENDIERSION,
iefelw Treasurer
FEXTRACTED WITHOUT
r
PAINby the nee of an anPanto
no drugs or galvanic battery aro need. Medi
cal gentlemen and their families have their teeth
extracted by my Proems. and are ready tcycatiP
as to the safety and painlessness of the °reran
whatever has been said by persons interested
asserting thesiontrary.havimgno knowledge of I
mem.
RISABYLVICIAL TEETH inserted in evo
Mk and charges as low, as will warrant
Mit dipstick! in all cases.
01JDRY, Dentist.
124 Smithfield street.
06141 y-is
drInFIENE.-40 BOXES NEW CUM=
41 1- 0 received and for cale_by
Selo imaRY N. COLLINS.
Franklin. Rennet, Drownaville.
llafin, Clark. Brownovillo.
Dayanl. Feeble., Eliziihrtl..
Lizzie Ma: tin. Brown. IV Lin& inw.
Ilastino, Robinson, Cincinnati
Scietiee. Reno.
Exi•liange, An:malt, Bri , ivn,r
DEPARTED.
Franklin, Bennet, Brown:win...
Gallatin, Clark, de
Col. Bayard, Peebles Elizabeth.
Minerva. Gorden, lirlieelincr.
t.llide. Anderson. Cincinnati.
Crkkel IN., 2, Ilaniilien. Cincinnati
Iluilna Graham, Ayuns. Zane:, ilk.
Et tie Henderson
. Mr. Henderson
Kate Foster
.N 1 r. Matti
vie- The River—LaNt everli at twilight
there was 7 feet water and tilling. Weather ehel
all ilay. In the °yelling- it was raining.
,Wif^ The Wheeling Packet lhr this day
ig the steamer Li:.zie Martin. Captain Bruwn.—
She leaves at mum.
skireaptnin F. Muratia's new hull was
duo lag evening from Freedom.
oat -- " There is at this tintr nineteen new
boats under contract at our various yards. This
does not include ;ivy of the ncw boats at the land•
WY - The splendid side-wheel Passenger
steanier Arne, Capt. Got/lint. loaves this day
positively for Cairo. Saint Louis, and Saint Paul.
This hoat has unsurpassed aceettiundritions, clov
er and attentive nfiivers. Our friend Lamont - will
be lbund in then thee.
Vir Captain D. S. Briekelt, with the
favorite steamer Florence. leaves to-day positive
ly for Saint Louis and Saint Paul The speed and
accommodations of this heat are unsurpastiled.--
Passengers eau depeud'on this,
biiiir'The favorite steamer Silver Wave,
Capt. J. S. McMillan. having been put in Ant rata
order. both inside and out: will leave for Saint
Louis and Saint Paul ibis .lay. Capt. C. If. Wil
kins says he has a few choice rooms left for those
that rail early.
For Si. Laois. kaftan. D tttttttt no luad
THE SPLENDID PACE} r
- FLORENCE. Capt. Brickell. will
leave for the above mill intermediate ports as an
nounced above.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. BARLETT. and
jell J. B. LIVINGSTON CO. Agent.
laißstaue,
Far St. Lank, Galena, Stillwater, Du
buque and St. Paul.
THIS DAY. JUNE U, P
k, THE FINE PASSENGER
• s twiner SILVER WAVE. John
Con hander, will leave for the above
and intermediate ports as announced above
For freight. or apply on board or to
jell J. 13. LIVINGSTON A:
Checker Hoard
For Silent Louis. Galena. Dubuque mull
Si, Paul.
N` et= 4 4 1,7„ 1 . 1 . 1 ,', 1 ,:?t - eti S er"'A F ltA W itli i ti'l,
Gt•ltling. (Amon:under. Will leave 10 nmwnnrrd
abate.
Fir freight or pe.:snge upely on board or to
Jist). FLACK. Agent.
For St. Louis, Galena, Dubuque and
St. Paul.
NEW STEAMER
r,„ EXCHANGE, J Aliftlrait, Com
mander. will leave for the above and intermediate
ports as per announcement.
F o r Height or passage apply on board or to
jell JOHN FLACK, Agent
For Beavey t Stenlbenville and
Wheeling.
THE PACKET STEAMER
Lizzie Martin, D. T. Brown, own
molder. leaves for the above ports Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at 12111.
For freight for passage apply on board or to
J. COLLINS A. CO.. anti
WM.IIASLETT, Agents.
Regular Tuesday Packet For
Rourietta and Zanesville.
THE FINE PASSENGER
steamer B AMA °KAHAN!, Crp
.lunnt Ayers. commander. leaves Pittsbtre
every TUESDAY. at 4 p. m., and Zaneevi
every }SWAY at 8 a. tn.
For freight or_p_sagsge app on board or to
J. B. LIVINGSTON .1c CO, Agente,
Fitteburgt.
IiTEAMBOAT AGENCY.
WM. 1-I.A.ZIAETT
Has opened an oboe at
NO. 90 WATER STREET,
Where be will transact a General Steambea
Agency business, Ind would solicit a aharo of l.a
tangs fromsteamboat men. ap24-Iyd
BIICKETE MOWERS dc REAPERS
RUSSEL'S IRON HARVESTERS.
CA YUGA CHIRP, JR..
WOODS' MOWER,
Separators,
Horse and Dog Powers,
Hay Elevators,
Hay Rakes„ Scythes, Scythe Stones and Rifles,
Cultivators,Plows_, Harrows. and all sorts of
Agricultural
on Impleman ts constantly
d BECKHAM& LONG'S.
N 0.127 Liberty street:
next doogAwliare's Hotel
• my2o
Ni
HOW
ing
the
yews.
For Outlier information apply to /LB. BROWN.
at 191 Liberty street, or to the undenigniat i to
whom Ole proposals must be addressed.
JAMBS TRUNIOR.I c omm itt ee .
MOSES CRESS. I
je0:10t-ebdis - Temperaneeville. Pa.
JMO. MOORHEAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FOR THE SALE OE
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. 74 WATER STREET. BELOW MARK
PIITIBBIDIIO9.
CUPPING AND LEECHING;
DR. h MRS. ME.
Bath.
extracted. Hot, Cold and Shower
F. BESE. 177 Grant street.
LADIES" GAITERS SI Da-
LADIES' CONGRESS GAITERS $1 26
MIRY A PAIR OF THOSE LADIES
Gaiters at $1,25 at
CHILDREN'S SOILED SHOES AT
MEN & BOYS CONOBESS GAITERS,
THE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY AT
BORLAND'S
LADIESANDREISSEN GAITERS AND
Morocco Boots at the lowest rates in the
city at the Cheap Cash Store of
JOSEPH 11. BORLAND,
9S Market street, second door from Fifth. je7
OLM StrIerISKIS STOCK CONSISTING
of all the latest styles of Dress Goode. Lace
Shawls. Points and Circulars. Silt, Cloth and
Fancy &cones, New York Mantillas. Shawls of
latest 'styles. Sun Umbrellas, at all prices; Boy's
and Men's Clothes and Summer Cammeres, Irish
Linen and Muslin& very cheap: Calicoes at re
markable low prices, Ladies call and sac at
H, J. LYNCH.
No. 96 Market street, between
jek . Fifth and Dim:mid.
•
B. SEELY.
Js MI FIFTH STREET. opposite Cathedral
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL All ENT,
NOTES. BONDS. MORTGAGES and - other Beat- - -•'"
RIVE. R INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Or PITT3II II RC IL
ARM VED
THISDAY, JUNE 11. 41'. M
TUESDAY. JUNE 11. 4 P. M
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, P M
LADIEW SLIPPERS 40 elm.
AT D. S. DIEFFENBACIIER'S,
15 Fifth street.
BORLAND'S
AT HALF PRICE AT
_ RORLAND'S
JUST OPENING.