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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE
141114101011 ; intimeN7
Killed, 'Wounded and Missing
of the 63d.
The-following is a complete list of the
killed, wounded and missing in Col. Hays'
GM regiment :
Killed-Company. A--,101,11 Meente
eon,. Fred Shilling. Johnston IVikon,
M 'regont, Rohl .1 Linton, .I:,s M ax w
Fred 11, Sollada.
Company 11-- Ist 1.1.40 'l' I. .11fiyir
John L Hays.
Company C
H Hays,
CoMpany D—James Casey
Company E—Roht Allen.
Company F—Sergt John H Delo, IC S
Elgin, Geo W Mmes.
CompanY (I—Win 1) Froley. Charles
France, Hugh McConnell.
; Company 11—Nicholas Hartle. Patrick
Farrell, John Rogers. Phillip MeDeriott.
Company I -Patrick O'Neal.
Wounded--Company A -Limit Col .1 S
M Morgan, Adjt G P th•riai'r I
N Haymaker. Ist Lem 11m Smith, Joss
Morris, Dail ()skin. Chas A JleCush.
• Frost, -Henry !Moffitt. Saul Stf.ret, .Ipli
Boyle, Willirna Rhin..., Jonathan Jamison
Milton Barnet, Salo! White, Henry Tomer
Jae Miles,Franeis Dunbar, Peter If:111111i]
Joe Anderson.
Company B—lst Lient I. T Maynard,
Jno L Hays, Andrew Ilyhtt, 11" in Toepfer,
John Mogle, George Donplionti Mielme
Furguson.
Company C Joh., Shook. A.... If Filet
Sergf Rohl IhirrnOt. Henry Kelly I/ Gil,
Company It Lien, f I E .1 I
Miller, Samuel P tlanilile. Ai-
John C Gray. tleorge Win I Ken
nedy, MeAdan.,las
Jar McCalfery.
Company E -Cap! .1 11 0.011.5. St.rgt
.1 Coots. l ieu A iLegnoit. I . A
Miller, 3110 Tyler 1):tv:,1
Illehattey,
Company I .11eCanno11. Franeir; 11
?McCloskey, Pet.,r Toter
CoMpanv (I -2.1 Hem Isaae Moorhead.
Sergi H M Brown, Gim A Cook, William
Sriiith, John Thomas. .1..- (Imes. 11.•.:ry 11
iirkgts. L liussell. A 11' %C .
Staley.
Company 11 l-'•ergt f 'lla, P,•
ter Whalen, Wililian, 11 Iliteside:; Alichael
Carroll, E Crane. 1.,, Ei .;,
China
Company ftill S. mi. 11 1 11 it,
field I hivis,
Company K -Tiro It Chalmers, Hem v
Harris, Sam! Slaillenberger
-Compatoy :
rey. tCu pris.•ner.
Company It -William Lefe,,,e. lieo W
(2,
D ‘‘ L•„r_.
Company P.- 1'
Af B,,yd, .1 A 1...':114 .14.11., t
F Lee.
Company ..11.-100-il.l. F 11.
Donahl. Jonathan AlcConly.
Company I—P It Smith,
Company 'l'onneily,
Davis.
Total—billed. 21; woundod, r,(•
Fruit Beverages.
As the season , If fruit; is ut ha,„l.
wish to call the attention of the loonant
and patriotic to the duty of prepat ing large
ly for our sick and wounded soldiers. (Me
cf the most delicious drinks 11. r a feverish
patient, or one whose diseased taste rciects
water, teas, &e.. is that of properly pre
pared juices of tart fruits. I n , ked, ais
to be ardently wished that thutilies gener
ally would make less wines and cordial:
which (an alcohol will he generated in, it
not added to them, only tend to (Teat, tin
appetite lot : , ,onet hiug stronger, and so
lead to drunkenness and ruin—and would
put up preparations of frnit juices equal
ly palatable and loss injurious to health
and morals.
The following is a tried and approved
recipe for preparing :
Raspberry rinega Mit two quart„ of
ripe, fresh . raspherries into a stone or glaz
ed vessel (whose glazing will not he affect
ed by acids) and pour on them a quart of
good vinegar. Let it stand twenty-four
hours, and then strain out the juice and
vinegar. To each pint of this, add a
pound of pulverized white sugar, and put
it into a porcelain kettle to boil smartly
tor about half an hour, removing all the
scum as it rises. When cold, bottle and
seal. Half a gill of this, mixed in a tum
bler full of cold water, makes a delicious
drink.
Strawberriei;dewberries or blackberries
can be used in the same manner—only
using just as much vinegar as will cover
the fruit. Add no alcohol, whether as
wine, brandy or whisky—it is unnecessary,
it only impairs the fine flavor of the fruit,
and in many cases may he injurious to the
patient.
Larger quantities of fruit. may be used
only observing the proportions given above
Now, with our promised abundance o
fruits, will not every family prepare titian
tities for our hospitals, while putting ui
their family stores.
Fatal Accident on the Northern
Central.
On Saturday last a freight train collided
with the Southern bound Express on the
Northern Central Railroad for Harrisburg,
killing three persons, Thomas Butler, a
free colored man, who was standing on the
platform, Joshua Vausant, an employee of
the company at Bolton depot and Wm.
Duke. The Coroner's jurrreturned a ver
dict of "death from a collision between
two trains on the Northern Central Rail
way, which collision was caused by the
mismanagement of S. S. Blair, train master
of - the road, in not giving proper notice to
the conductor of each tram."
The One Hundred and Secoadr
The complete list of losses in Colonel
Rowley's regiment foots up 69-12 killed,
47 wounded, 10 missing. The names of
the dead reported are: Charles Hamilton,
co. C; Robert Maxwell, co. C; John Gab
bey, co. F; Daniel Harrey, co. F; John H.
Cross, co. H; John G. Reddict, co. H; C.
S. Minnemeyer, co. M; James Huck, co.
M; John McClellan, co. M; C. H. Cham
berlain, co. M; Hugh Donnelly, co. ;
John M. Kelsey, co. E; Lieut. W. B. lien•
ney bee since died.
In al
a. despite' at Winchester.
John Dunwoody, of Co. F, Col. Knipe's
16th regiment, is in hospital at Winches
ter, with a severe wound in the leg. He
is of this city. G. C. Decker, of the same
company, is also in the same hospital,
wounded in the thigh. W. H. Sterling
died there some two weeks since.
Editorial Visitairs.
Among the Baltimore visitors to our
city are Beale H. Richardson, Esq., editor
of the Baltimore Republican and Mr.
Wm. H. Nielson, one of the proprietors of
the News Sheet. They accompany the
delegation to Chicago.
Capt. Kopp's Company.
But one man in Capt. Kopp's company,
attached to Col. Williams' 31st regiment,
private Henry Dietzel was killed ; private
Charles .Harnpt is missing. The regiment
lost 5 killed, 18 wounded and 7 missing;
Death Mrs Poniale Physician.
Xing. E, &arks female physician of
some note in this section ofthe State. died
on Isiday last at -Hollidaysburg.
Ist. Ilmtry II
The Oratorio.
'rof. %Van.link's Oratorio, which came
on Tuesday evening last, uotwithstand,
the unfavorable weather, was well at
, ifiled by a large and discriminating audi•
lice. We have never heard snore general
4filsilletion expressed at the termination
of any similar entertainment given in the
city. The debutante and musical prodigy /
of the evening, Miss Sue Beck (a pupil o
Prof. 11., j was - the observed of all ob.
s rvers. • er t.x reme youth, (heingonly
l , elive, ll elve and thirteen years,) and
m.rfect execution of some of Mozart's,
h:ositti and Moreadante's most ditlieull
impositions, took all by surprise. Rosini's
•elelirmeil solo. "Charity'• was well caten
ated to try her powers. being one of that
rest ntaNt. r•, Inca healitilid, as well as
itirult product •In this, and '
,ung, wit/1 great preeisio ,
vett racy. tier voice is a clear sot
:neat power and sweetness, possessmg
, nloOtlaness t partilarly in the upper
tit e:; rarely al tained. cu The style of de
ery, Modest and child like, so becoming
0 of her years. could not but charm all
who had the pleasure of being present
unneeessary to particulari7,
lathr. oilier than to mention that the
• Fr“ltyint. Soeiel ) - aequitted themselves
with notelt erodit. toe - ether
the tneteher, of St. I%,nl's w
:1 I,tiown here,
to 1,.• liored Trot: W. will soon fie
ill I iar 11111Sielt
The Air% Illtylicsitte Hose,
1'1„• tudpier.ne hire l'onipay vest;
received lice hundred feet of the new I;os,
ton 110,.., with paten; coupling., reeently
ordereil by the city. It tested last
enin g ut ; eorne r oC .••••;.....onil and (intro
street.'. Ihe ...00 nea r th e
nee p:11; at do eorticr Se, 1:o,s,
occ,i the i,ate,-
11
to the cornCi ut Gann:. a het e
it thrown, from an inch n0z...:1;•,
ups of the Nt , teltl Work,. tau
hundred and fourt. , •ett feet. and this againet
au adverse cross wind. 'the pre:•stire
np
un the hcoe was Sil'lllig. hilt dill not aftect
it in the lea,t. The trial clearly dosiiim
-qtated the superiority of steamer:: and the
new while the firemen were delighted
with the facility ;if coupling and uncoup
ling the new connections.
Mineral Water.
Who is there that cannot, on a sultry
Sala aler day, apprf.,late a cool draught o
mineral water, drawl from an icy fountait
and flavored with fruit syrups—not tilos(
made from deleterious drugs—sparkling
and foaming as you drink? To realise the
luxury in its perfection go to Super's, cor
ner of St. Clair and Penn streets, and take
a glass. It will be found palatable and
refreshing. Ile has every facility fir mak
ing the best mineral water and the finest
syrups, and knows exactly how it should
be done. Ile is not only prepared to re
fresh the over-heated pedestrian at his
own counter, but tills fountains for other
dealers and sells syr vs at wholesale, made
of the best. materials. Super's mineral
water has a high reputation, and the gen.
eral verdict of the public is that it is not
hard to take.
Chicago Excarwiou►.
The Baltimore exeursionists, as guests o
the Pittsburgh. Fort. Wayne k Chicago
Railway Company, will leave the Federal
street station, Allegheny, by a special
train to-day, at one o'clock P. M. The
Board of Trade of this city and the Mayors
and Councils of Pittsburgh and Allegheny
have also been invited. Those members
who have not been furnished with tickets
can obtain them this morning by calling
at the office of the Company, No. 2:t Fifth
street, or at the Allegheny station after 12
o'clock.
People's Ins ra Bice Company.
A meeting of this new company was held
on Monday, in the Board of Trade Rooms.
An election fin• President and Directors
was held with the tlillowing result: Presi
dent—William Phillips; Vice President—
John Watts • Directors—Joh n P. Parke,
Charles S. Bissell: George B. Jones, W.
B. Hays, William Vankirk, Samuel P.
Shriver, James Verner, Captain John L.
Rhodes, Frank Van Corder and C. Han
son Love. Mr. IV. F. Gardner was ap
pointed Secretary of the Company.
Printing Office Mobbed.
On last Saturday night the office of the
Hagerstown Mai/ was attacked by a num
ber of incensed men, and almost totally
destroyed. The type were scattered over
the streets, the cases and stands broken to
pieces, the presses partially damaged and
the wholei concern reduced to a deplorable
wreck.
In the Criminal Court yesterday, Ileury
Hier and Charles Roth were tried for the
larceny of a lot of silver plate, jewelry,
&c., from the residence of James Black
more, Esq., Sixth Ward. Hier was ac
quitted and Both found guilty. Both were
remanded for trial on other charges.
Petroleum Book.
This new bank, located at Titusville,
Crawford county, Pa., has commenced
business. It is organized under the free
banking law of this State, and is much
needed by the heavy oil interest of that
section.
Collectors of School Tax.
The following Collectors of School Tax
have been appointed by the Central Board:
Third ward, John Kelley; Sixth ward,
Joseph A. Butler; Seventh ward, James
Trimble ; Eighth ward,. David Hutchin
son.
Discharged.
The grand jury in the Court of Quarter
Sessions, having finished their labors, were
discharged yesterday with the thanks of the
Court. They made no presenment.
Lieut. Atwell.
A dispatch received trom Lieut. Charles
A. Attwell, dated the 9th inst., announces
his safe arrival at ltectortown, Va., where
h e was stationed previous to going to
Front liord.
• Died Ia Heapitat.
John Stewart, co. C ! 101et Pa.; Mathew
Faber, Co 11, MA Pa., and 1 Harner, - C,
11, 98d . . Pa.,died -in -hospital, recently,
near Wadgtaa city.
Ourlialtiasorean Visitors.
AtF 6slit:o 7 ckick 'yeatoolay mortiing the,
delegation of. Baltimoreans now ou a visit '
to ',the West-Were' received at the
Monongahela House, on WWI of the city,
lfy Hon. A. W Ltiomii, who was introdu
ced to the Aclegation and welcomed them
in a brief, Welt -conceived and pithy ad . -
dress, which *3,s replied to, in equal good
taste, by Win. S. Crowley, Esq., President
of the First Branch of Baltimore Councils,
for the delegation. The party then ad
journed to carriages in waiting and were
escorted to the Fort Pitt Foundry, glass,
iron and copper manufactories and other
places or interest. 'They spent a very
pleasant day and the general expression
was of surprise at the number, extent. va
riety and capacity of our workshops. our
visitors were particularly impressed by the
huge guns and projectiles (st yled in one of
the speeches, secesh pills. '') at the Fort
Pitt works and the rapidity with which
they are turned out. The delegation re
mained at the Monongahela House last
night and will start for Chicago by a spe.
eial train on the Pittsburgh, Fort Vu
and Chicago Railway, at one o'cloel
afternoon, an invitation having been
tiered them by the officers of the toad. 1
woven:ems after leaving Chicago are not
determined, as a visit to Cincinnati is pro
posed and we are yet unable to say wheth
er they will return by Pittsburgh or go
over the Baltimore and t thio Railroad,
o•xt week.
Convicted.
. .
Public Meeting otßaltbstoreaus
amtpittobargkers in Relation
• falba rititidintral dk 1110
rill. Railroad. •
A meeting. very respectable in point of
numbers, CollSiderthg th e fi it•l Illat th !i
e o.
tiee was very brief and no newspaper no
tice given, was held at the Board of Trade
Rooms at eight o'clock last evening, to
take some action to forward the comple
tion of the Pittsburgh and Connellsville
Railroad to Baltimore.
I B. H. LatrObe, Esq.. President of the
Pittsburgh and Connellsvil le Railroad. sta
ted the object (tithe meeting 10 Le the ap
pointment of a committee of our citizens to
co-operate with a-like commit t from
Baltimore in devising ways Ind means for
the completion of the real. Two projects
had been started • -one to obtain aid from
the government—another to enlist the con
necting western lines in the improvement.
The meeting was organized by the selec
tion -of Mr. Dukehart, of the Baltimore
City Councils, as chairman. Thos. Bake
well and B. F. Jones, Vice. Presidents and
McCreery, Secretary.
On taking his seat, the chairman stated
that during this visit himself and colleagues
had been utterly astonished at. the fertility
and resources of the country over and
through which the Pittsburgh and Con
nellsville railroad passes and they were
now fully satisfied of the vast. importance
to Baltimore of the completion of this
line of seventy-live miles of road. All
that was necessary, lie thought, was tt
co - operation of the people of Pittsburg
and Baltimore (Chicago, ton, he hoped,
and the necessary funds could be procure
and the improvement perfected aceordin,
to its ori g inal intention.
Mr. Deford, a Director in the Pittsburgl
Connellsvilleßailroad Company, of Bal
timore, spoke of the difficulty
the required funds (about $ , :.01
the present time, anti expressed
tint the best method of securim
desired was to obtain the co-opt
Western railroads centering !tett-. ist
have now but one connecting link with
East, and to which the eompletiot
l'onnellsville Road to Baltimore v
tf vast importance. Ile hoped th
if Chicago would be enlisted in
on the approaching visit or the I
delegation and a committ ee or l'i
ers to that city, and that we slit
have a direct line from Baltimore
burgh and a restoration of the b a ,
tercourse suspended by the lii
railroads which separated them.
Ili motion of James Park. jr.,
mittee of five Pittsburg hers tr:l,4
the Ch'airman, to visit Washing
and take measures to hid inembon;
gross in obtaining a loan or the
meat :7:-.2,00.10 , ,.1 of Lou
Pittsbur g h Dash c, , ,,,,,•11, 1 11, I;aif,
also to advance the intere,!•:
is till* as they raft. The ui
poithed COll-i515 of 'rho:.
Dilworth. Isaiah Dit•key. I .11a, J.
Wm. S. Bisssell.
On motion a like 1•4 1 1111111itel ,
from the Baltimore deb..:
co-operate with the Pitt-burgh voi
viz: C. S. Norris. ti. C. A ddlstil
Turner. Benj. l'etord anti Wm. II
On motion the committees u,•t
ined to fill vacancies and Air. Lot
Dukehart were added to Ile. K i
committee
W. Casa, Ls4l.. l'reidde n t ti
rgli, l'urt VVayiiii arid tdiateavo ISti
„ being t alird up,,n ti, I
I.
sail the pre-ent t tta.irur earri e
Lit; twentx•fire years, when.
!lay. he bail attende,l a nie4•tin i z
rii,e of liiiihling the l'itt-ha, g h
riiiiil. Ile would he glad 14
the origiria
and Inipeil it would he conipleied
experience in railroad I , u:does.
it 1111.11.• nt I 4)
\VW k Cail he ihnie in the teat pro
et;ie c t t,,
;hi do and he 41,1 nul
it 1r,1111,1 110
and
Is and ri::dnietit: 1114•
etr idniuhlers ti, the ‘,114•4-1 and
sh the lite:ins to do it.
S. , 1111• i11ii1116,4 by Mr
a:key, Pr-sident Latrobe explain, d
( !otincllsville kailroad had hcc h
through to (unit land.
.".sh miles arc completed and
OpOratloli. a line .11 fl In
hieli 4 miles have hecu cowl ructcd
he Mt. Savage Railroad Companv. Tio•
remaining nr, miles are staked oil' a nd
could be put under contract at 1 , 1111%
believed it could he emnpleted in trvo
at furthest, in which tint , (11, 14 , 4?
IS on the route is relit:11'1:10 , 1y ,-a.;
could easily be finished. The cost.
Lulling rolling stock. will be about
,0014000 ; and the Riltiniore and ohio
ailroud Company have offered to furnish
/le stock necessary to conduit the business
ibr a time, alter which the road can take
care of itself: Mr. Latrobe spoke at sonic
length On the advantages of the completed
line tool the probable reveaue. closing
with a hope that ere long the friends of the
road would see it progressing satisfiie
torily to a realization of their expecta
tions.
yed. in
150 mils s
Called out by an allusion of Mr. Latrobe
to a "wet blanket" thrown upon the en
terprise by him, Mr. Cass explained that
his remarks were only intended to discour
age any application to Congress fin- aid and
to depend upon the interests immediately
concerned, who he believed could build it
if they only set to work.
On motion of Mr. Park. the committees
appointed were instructed to request, the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chica go Ilail•
road. Company to endorse bonds of the
Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad to
the amount of $1,000,000, and to urge up
on that company the claims of the latter
he meetin h
g ten djourned, previous
to which the chairman a thanked the Board
of Trade and citizens of Pittsburgh, in be
half of the Baltimore delegation, for their
kind reception and many courtesies (luring
their stay. Ile wished to see the Con
nellsville line completed, and hoped, when
he again visited Pittsburgh, as he intended
doing, that he might come over the direct
line between Baltimore and Pittsburgh,
then completed. The only way in wide!'"
Baltimore could repay Pittsburgh for her
kindness and cordial hospitality on Ihis
occasion, was by doing her utmost to bind
the two cities together in bands of railroad
iron.
The New York Press.
The influence and position attained by
the three leading New York papers, the
Herald ? Tribune and Times, is surprising.
Almost every person in the community b;
a partisan for one or the other. We all
have one of the three to swear by and one
at least to bear down upon inordinately.
We never see in any of the three, how
ever, such sensible advice as this: For
gentlemen's or boys clothing, of the latest
styles, made from fresh goods of the very
latest selections in the market, made by ex
perienced hands and trimmed in the best
style, go to Carnaghan's Clothing and
Merchant Tailoring Establishment, Fed
eral street, below the Diamond, Allegheny
city. To see advice like that, like many
other good things, you must consult the
lecal press. The statement is a true one.
Call and be convinced.
THE members of the Committee of the
Board of Trade appointed to wait upon
and receive the delegation of the Councils
and citizens of Baltimore, will please pre
sent the notice of their appointment at the
office of the Pittsburgh, It. Wayne & Chi
cago Railway Company, No. 23, Fifth
street, where tickets will be furnished for
passage to Chicago on a special train, to
leave the Railway Company's Depot, on
Federal street, Allegheny, at 12:50 r.
this (12th inst.) day.
GEO. H. THURSTON,
S'c'y Board of Trade.
Money Frew 61•14111ers.
The men of Col. Black's regiment have
sent home to their friends some 1622,000.
The Central Board of Education has or-
I lel VII a ruem hm or the city schools front
nod alley June 271 h unlit September Ist.
Grand Co .. ountudery or Knights
This body assembles at Easton on
Wednesday. Excursion tickets have been
issued uc.•r the railroads leading to that
place. at halt' rare, good until the 27th.
Bunk Note Quotations.
Corrected for the Post by Feld & Lure,
of the National Bank Note Reporter.
(The Reporter is published monthly,
One dollar a year in advance. Office Jr
patch Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Rates uncertain at present
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Every article make.' in plain figures. and we
TAKE NO LESS.
n 0 It gr 141 IT I. ir IT It A 1.-
STRAWBERRY,
RASPBERRY,
and BLACKBERRY PLANTS
GRAPE YIN ES,
CURRANT
and GOOSEBERRY BUSHES
RR EUBARB._
and ASPARAGUS ROOTS.
all of the best quality, and warranted true to
name. For sale at 29 FIFTH STREET.
mh J. KNOX.
OLAR OIL WORKS CO:SPASY,
OF PENNSYLVANIA
OFFICE ST. CLAIR STREET. near the Bridge
eS.Addretts
J. WEAVER, JR., Secretary and Treasurer.
myl9-tf
K REP IT BEFORE YOU.
SAVE YOUR MONEY
when youcanandgetaßETTEß PIANO.
Get the thing itself well misname; one tlutt is light
and elastic touch that will not ache you mid
and fingers is a PIANO to day and to-niorrow.low
Dor n cult or approved _mtencea NH and be
vinced. WioN ABRo. • •
mai • Mannhatareta_litreet.
sAsszia-se• iumpaersataiEli,
mur for Jule by. HENRY IL.coljaNg.
School Vacation.
'r miller.
1.1 , 11 , 1•
~ n0,..r
awl I ushriltistid
LA L.VIVII G.tJTEHS. 50 (Is
EN'S OXFORD TIES. 75 irENTs
('lu•rk.'r Hoard
YOUTHS' OXFORD TIES. NO CENTS
CHILDREN'S HEELED CALF SHOES
RONNF.TS-
WOOD 4 Tlnßn STS
Bce Hive Store,
74 Market Street.
OIIR ENTIRE STOCK OF
17N1.... FRENCH EMBROIDERIES.
REAL LACE GOODS.
ave been marked at
GREATLY REBIICED PRICES.
These goods are all fresh and desirable. and the
greater portion have muchkd down to East
on' Cost. many articles below the first cost
to close them out.
Purchasers are Invited to make an early selec
tion. EATON. MACRUM at CO..
ielo NO. 17 Fifth Ntreet.
ON SOUTH' AVENUE—DESIRABLE
V property for sale, Si feet front by 247 loop 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 8
chambers, a brick stable and carriage house, two
fine grape-arbors, r 4 bearing fruit trees, shade
trees, small fruits flowers, shrubbery, gravel and
F
shell walks, etc. or pnee and term apply to
S. CUTHBERT & SONS,
51 Market street..
PAYMENTOP JULYINTEREST
ANTICIPATED
PITTSBURGH FT WAYNE 3 CHICAGO RAILWAY CO)
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER,
I'ITTSBURGH. June 6th, 1862.
IVII E COUPONS DUE JULY IST
proximo, on the Ist and 2d Mortgage Bonds
of this Company. will be paid on presentation, at
this Office, No 23 Fifth street, less the interest for
the unexpired time to run, from the time of pre
sentation. J. P. HENDERSON.
je6:lw Treasurer
TTEETHEXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN by the ace of an apparatus whereby
no drugs or galvanic battery are wed. Medi
cal gentlemen and their fatnilies have their teeth
extracted by my process. and are ready to testify
ante the safety and IDldDiellialeiN of the operation.
whatever has been said by persons interested in
asserting the contrary. having no knowledge of my
proems.
113-ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted in eve
etyle, and charges am low. as will warrant the
beet of Material m all mums.
solely-is
110TATIMS-41/00 1111DIMEICUI FIUME
INEWADINOCKEkbist rseeived and for mak
by • •-.. "04, A. FETZIR„
Jell Corms siaticet mad Ent *via
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
LI:4MM= AT IRON rirry
COI.I.KIIE, minter of Penn acid SI. Clair
treets, 111 llr>uloy nornitle. t II 4.14.
LIALII, P.% R
,171;
,1. VETE A'llrEN t'N►\ To urn
LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of French and American Manufacture.
For Ladle*, Misses, and Children,
We have a variety of styles: Walking Boots.
Gaiters, Slippers, White Satin Kid and Embroid
ered Slippers, suitable for wiles and weddings.
St. e. &v.
at I For Genii, norm, and Tonne; :
Patent Leather and Calf Loots and Shoe , of
every uleaerfintien.
Our oFsortment was never more complete, and
wo offer our goods at as
LOW PRICES
s the same quality can be sold in the city. I
Is„ manufacture every conceivable style, I,r I
es, misses, and children, at short notice,
W, SCIIMERTZ dc Co,
jel2 31 Fifth street.
fizrritAir HOUSE—CAME TO THE
Lannhan House, on the 10th instant, a nay
Horse, partly blind, and skin torn on the side and
on the shoulder. The owner ran have it hyprov
iaz pro Petty and paying charges. Otherwise he
will he sGld acts,rdina to law.
IAS. k. NAHAN,
372 Ac 371 Penn stre
``PATE MEIRCA NT!! LE I. I cENsr
`ill see p
bys ona dbngn g t h as fi e fmth d s fcor
on ios
f L n c e t n o s '
amendatory of the License Laws of this State, as
herewith published, That all Licensrs ion pa ,n
or before the FrusT lIAY (IF .1(1,y NEXT,
toast be placed in the hands tda proper officer tr
collection, and that 110 further notice than this
will he given.
June 10,1842. WM. EICIILLA Treaa [iron
Section 511. of amended License Law: "That it
shall he the duly of every City and County Trea
surer to sue for the recovery of all licenses duly
returned to him by the Mereantile Apprab.ers, if
not paid on or before theist day or .3 ale. in each
and every year, within ten days after that date:
and saiieTreasurer shall not be discharged from
any such License unless he brings suit to reeover
the same within said date, and presses the same to
'adgment and execution as soon thereafter 1111
practicable, and pars the amount of ail such Li
qmses received by him into the. State Treasury,
oi or before the 14 day of ()clutter ensuing: nor
hall be receive sty commissions on su e t,
unless he makes 1 1 11Y1111111t BS aforesaid."
;NN Et' ET 4, 'S NOTICE—I.ETI'EItS
Te+thineitlars li:ts ins hi: en granted on the
t:11,! 31oloney, late of Finley
iP. Alli:glit»y eounty, to the undersigned. •
i w= knowing theinseleu indebted tn,•
• aro rriiticAed to make immediate
.1 ail i.er:anis having Halms Will preach,
n.• to MeAYEAL. Executor.
61w Finley. Townsliti.
ikunc.ta. INSTRUMENTS—A NEW A .
full :o.sortducutdu,t received and for sale 11,1,-
ii , l2 EiloWN & TETLEY,
J 36 Wood sopa,
12=3E=!!
Old Port Wine Bottle,:
Cabinet l'hassepagme
.re and for .4:i10 by
P.ENNETT.
No. 1:.1) Strvut
REF
Ivolricc 411 1, UEFA NEIIO4 AND
El:s.
111 E PENNA. SALT Al ANI "FACTI'It Nti
113, inc their arrangements for tit,
manufacture of
11 110111'1-:NTILVIEI) 11)11. OF vrrtesoi.
now itrenui,-,1 to supply the trail,- therewiC
-tr Platinum rqiii haying-u capacity of 12,11,
r Jay. they it! he entibie.! to fill enter, i
--amities without delay.
,;1-:,110;E t2t 1111,N. Agent.
Utitce, st. Pittsburgh,
VOTICE - THE COPARTNERSHEE
1M heretofore egi-ting between the undersigned
styled Tiernan S Getty hug this tiny
,1 vet!. F. liat NAN,
H. P. GETTY.
•ghcny City. dune 1562
t 9—The Wholesale and Retail tlroccry Ilusinea
ill he eiintinued at the old stand. northeast cur
.r io street and the Diamond. lir
P. TeERNAN.
116 1 IN. MOROCCO BOOTS. S 5 CTS
CENTS
3 1 1eCLELL.A.ND'h AUCTION.
55 Fifth Street.
CHILDREN'S HATS!
A wholesale stock of choice styles of Straw
°noels mid Children's Wats. to be
Decd out at Retail. at Wholesale Prices.
Now open for examination in our Retail De
triment.
ATON, MAU:CT:II & CO.,
No. 17 Fifth street.
HANSON LOVE CO,
dfl REATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED,
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
bought at Auction and soll!ng at on
heard .f priecs.
BLACK LACE SHAWLS,
♦'a•ry Chea p.
BLACK SILK 'VERY LOW
BLACK SILK SHAWLS it SACKS
HONEY COMB Vl , ll. 71s'
Cheap Sellin g
na- Domenic Good,. bought
for Comb. and ocillnic ata very
moon *advance for cash.
LACE TRIMMED GOODS.
IL DUDDY. Dentist.
lag Smithfield street.
I=ISIZIE
TO - DAY'S A DVERTISEMENTS
/'
/
F IFTH! SIPILEET, Pitikaburgli. Pil
Ineorporaied we Charger
Being the "nly Conuncr.,ial Cotten
conducted by a practtc.al inerehan
OVER 6,000 STUDENTS
Have been educated in the piaci ;dui: and pruc
ire of all the detail , of a bucitte,s education
rem Du Fyident of
JIERC•i NT/L E BOOK-K EEl'l,l7:
Award for Silver Mcil, an I saction 0
tlut hiulter de t me u reuntile Hutt:aiuntie',d n
in the countrY
AL..... Duff's
TEA 31110 AT Alit,
pert... 4 syrAem tnr sueli
Lew systemlif
RAILROAD 1304 K-K EEPIN
ft:m the fm.ing r.f the l'elm.ylvanlit
Alec., uc•w syitem of
PR I I:ATI: .11 IA7 BOOK-KOl,ll/17.,
The only one in 1/SCI in the city. The nhova ETA
tome of aecounts are all taught under the daily
upervision of the author, and it is believed to ti
hegree of perfeetion never attained elsewhere.
NINE FIRST PREMIUMS
re awarded onr penmen by the last Pittsburgh
Vnited States Fairs, overall the best p.m - Ilan
the Wei,t. which, with our Akdals, are all ex
hired in our office—not like those pretenders
ho diCplav engravincs of Medals on their cards
deli they never received.
Le IN ESS .1 ND MEA t. I L Pt:N.11.1,1
AMP,
with new plates and 11 . 1. If. DUFF, it
hettratintf all the elcmctit- ft he Peatnan*: , art. he
nwst emnpl e te Felf-inAraczor km.wn. Elercantly
bound. Crown quarto. l'rl,e,is, post !mid,
%rt.). ILI / : '.l 7. A 1:4'1:7) L'IIITION OF
POOK-K EE sale by Boolisel
cm Price 61.50.
For fu!) varti,ulat , send f;.r "tr i•legant new
iettlar, pp IN, wit6=mnf,lrs of our reninan• ii
P. IIIFIFF at SON. I•rinril►tulr•.
• rang.eri: trill plea?, require I.llr repzt
whuri: tce UM ioeSt h flown. jet;
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
MEWL)" INVENTED RUSSIAN PER
-I.‘ .11LN SPEIA'ACLES. =ulterior to any that
have ever been prem.ted to haproye the Fight.
all sail . ..ring li , •lll4lefoctive t, ari , ing. either
Pers.oi , with weak eyes ear: Le suNdied with
gl:ese-w hieh will greatly henent a:A Let strain
the sir ht. Throut . li their ini.l true
ar-ittel they mud ;11 . 1! the must t.erfent cisiun , and
bi.ihly r,eolithleutl,l as the le ,t in their of
upon the eye, for pre-ervirte and improving
the sight iu continued writing and reading, either
by day or night. Spurt-ighteti pers4.h.r. and those
•rated I;4i cat:tra.l, also be :ailed..
pli,jan I;I AMI IND'S thon.ugh kn..wledge
the A mot,my and the a ri.ols htthOklLlieal
rictoer< ..f the Human Eye. re .11e s hi m , by
merely examining rhe eye. Io seleet smdi glasses
a. , are tme , t ;unable. '1 he eye being so delicate
an organ, we cannot be ttk, cautious in the selec
tion of Spec:a:des, :e from this use Ilitif reedit
the most dedirahle or deplorable consequences.
Ile ins...rt, the Itmwian Pebble also in old frames:
and solicits the patronage of all in w a nt of hi s
article. Office. "MORNINtI POST" Buildin g .
jell-tf J. DIAMOND.
WY ))))) S, BONNETS, HATS,
,ite, at Auction Thursday anti Friday after
noons, une 12 and El. al 2 o'clock, will be sold,
without ruerve. at the Masonic Hall Auction
Douse, No. ria Filth Street. a large quantity of
I 'roes goods. Ladies Trimmed Bonnets. Children's
lint,, shawls. Trimmings. Linen, Table Damask,
Nut ions. Xe. Ales a quantity of good. Table Cut
lery. 'l'. A. mievi.ELLA
jell Auctioneer.
LADIES AND MISSES
Laco and Congress Gaiters, Mo
rocco Boois and Slippers,
which cog. from $l.OO to $1.50, we are selling a
75 and $1.04).
The goods are slieinly soiled, but otherwise nre
as good a when new. We are determined to sell
them off. Call and :cc them at
W. E. SCHMERTZ tt CO'S.
m 3-31 31 Fifth street.
-'TEAM TOW BOAT FOR SALE-130
feet on Deck, 21 feet beam, 4
cut hold, 3 Boilers. 3.3 inches diame-r
er, Cylinderl7 inches and 4t feet stroke. Every
hing ready or furnishing. .114(0 ire of
my 24 LONG & DUFF,
90 Water street.
IIECEIVED,
a large stock of
BLACK
With Fine Beech* and Gold Mixed
Border. Tory Cheap
BEAUTIFUL LAWN,
r 12 1-2 cents.
I; s ltie auve)riet a Orgtanctles
Lima COLORED
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
ii..l.l.Just opened a very nice wsortmentof
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
W. & D. HUGUS,
my2l corner of Fifth and Market atreeta.
NEW GOODS.
WE RAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM
the East a large and choke selection of
SPRIYG AND SUMMER GOODS,
for Gents' and Youths wear. embraeingB all the
newest styles COATINUS, CASSIMERES AND
VESTINGS. W. 11. McGEE k CO.,
143 Federal s.tree
corner Market Square. Allegheny city. my 9
RAT, PARTE. RAT PASTE,
RAT PASTE. RAT PASTE. RAT PASTE.
RAT PASTE. RAT PASTE. RAT PASTE
In offering this article we wish it distinctly un
derstood that it is nn Iltimbing. gotten uto to
deceive, but on the tient ray is the best and most
effectual Vet min Lest royer and Nat Killer, ever
discovered. Its advantages are over all others.
that
It is one half cheaper,
IL is tree 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 Bats irons the premises
In a 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 single night,
money refunded in every instance.
On account of the celebrity of this article. many
worthless imitations has been gotten uP, only to
deceive, to avoid imposition, ask ftw aafi take no
other than the
Hat Past
Rat Paetc.
Prepared by
Prepared by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
JOSEPH FLEMING, •
corner of the Diamond and Market street-%
corner of the Diamond and Market :tracts.
Country dealers Ripplied ut the lowest Prices.
jes
AIIIAMON Bezummuarm
1•11. at $l5O. $lOO. $75. lifiW and 5. received arid
for arile by JOHN O. MELLOR, •
Sit Wood street.
W. Di. B*XL it
il[•aafaataeas and dealers in ail kind.
Tobago - 0, Snuff god Swarm,
111'031-17 Nos. 10 and 151 Wood itnic
TorNDED IX 1,4
union
Regular Tuesday Packet For
Marietta and Zanesville.
Ilatralgt TUE FINE pAssEpreza
steamer .dMA GRAHAM. Rol)
lam* Ayers. counasnder, lee 6g
every TUESDAY. at 4 p. m., and Zsuesri
e; ery FRIDAY a 8 a. - •
Fur freight or passage apply on heard or to
.1. B. LIVINGSTON & CO., Agents.
-
• Pittsburgh.
NO. 70 WATER STREET,
Where ho will transact a General Steamboat
Agency businew, and would solicit a sbaro of I.at
ronage from steamboat men. ap2l-10:
B UCKEYE MOWERS & .REAPERS
RUSSEL'S IRON HARVESTERS.
CA YUGA CHIEF, JR..
WOODS' MOWER,
Separators,
Horse and Dog Powers,
Hay Elevators,
Ilay Rakes, Scythes. Scythe Stones and Ride;
Cultivators. Plows_, Harrows. and all aorta of
Agricultural Implements constantly
on hand at
BECKHAM& LONG'S.
No. 127 Liberty' street.
nest door to Here's Hotel. ais2o
JNO. MOORHEAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
PIG METAL AND nooms,
NO. 74 WATER STREET. BELOW MARE
PITTILIBEININ
CUPPING AND LEECHING;
MR. & MRS. BERK
it.. Teeth extracted. Hot, Cold and Shower U
Bath. F. BEBE, 177 Grant street.
LADIES' GAITERS $1 00-
LADIES' CONGRESS GAITERS $1 SS
MIRY A PAIR OP THOSE LADIES
Gaitraatsl,2li at
CHILDILEITS SOILED SHOES AT
je7 BO=
MEN at BOYS CONGRESS
I.4 *DIEHARD MEW= GAITERS AND
Morocco Boots at the lowest rates in the
city at the Cheap Cash Store of
JOSEPH H. BORLAND.
9S Market street. second door from Fifth. je7
OUR SUMMER STOCK CONMSTISO
of all the latest styles of Dress Goods. Lame
Shawls. Points and Circulars, Silk. Cloth and
Fancy Semmes, New York Mantillas„ Shawls of
latest 'styles. Gun 'Umbrellas, at all pr ices; Bey.
and Men's Clothes and Summer Cassameres, Irish
Linen and . Muslims. very cheap: Calicoes at re
markable low prices, Ladies call and see at
H. J. LYNCH.
No. 96 Market street , between
ie9 Mk and Diamond.
C(4 B. SEELY.
141 FIFTH STREET. opposite Cathedral
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT.
Dims= or
NOTES, BONDS, MORTGAGES and other Secu
rities: sot
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NT. CLAM STIELEMer.
DUNCAN, DUNLAP &
•40A.11.1 - 1411N
Office, NO. 291 LIBERTY STREET. Pitts
burgh. Pa- mytt•Sind
LOAN OFFICE,
HENRY W. CIMIOTT.
NO. 100 SIIIIITNEFEELD STREET,
Near the corner Fifth. Pittaborgh.
MONET IN LARGE AND ANALL
./..TAL quantities loaned on Gold and Silver. Dia
monds. Jewelry, Gold and Silver Watches, and
all kinds of valuable articles, for sag hearth of
time agreed on. The goods cannot be delivered
without the Ticket.
AT Office Howe from 7 A. N. to 111 P. M.
ja2o
MANHOOD—
Rat Passe,
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
Just published. in_a &dal Envelope. Pries
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, 7 7 tRAT-.
MEET and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhaes Or
Seminal Wealcntiaa, Involuntary Rumiladoo;
124147L
smat Debility, and Impediments to DieTiaar
i generally.__Nerconumera, Consumption
and Film Mental aml ThYsical —Lnaiipsheity,
SeffAbuae, ilic —By rrit
lilarmLum. D., Audio . roll &serum B ea k&
u
A,. to Thousands of Buff h
anni. , .;
Suit iraGor I. in a Plain env lop% tow ad
drum Arbesnigi.on roodot otitis ao_tA_n or to;
P allauaa,b7 . Dr. CIL J.C.KLINK ,_ _
-40.4.7xediagi.infer To* Pout OS* Dar. ma,
MIXES NEW MINIM
received sad fix sOLto ,
1.010 usaRY comms.
111=1
RIVER INTELLIGNEC33.
PORT. or PITTSBURGH,
A KR! V ED
freeklin. Bennet. Brownsville ,
(hale tin. Clerk. ilrownerille.
Ileyeanie Peebles. Elizabeth.
Minerva, Gorden. Wheeling.
DEPAIiTED.
leranklin. Bennet, Brownsville.
-Gallatin, Clark, do
Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Lizzie Martin, Brown, Wheeling.
Silver Wave, Saint Louis
A raga. Golding, Saint LOU iP.
ter' The River—Last evenintaihrilielt
hero was about 5 feet 6 inches, and fain, h a
lie evening it was ruining.
bFa Captain D. S. Briekell, with the
favorite steamer Florence, leaves to - day.poettive•
ly for saint Louis. and Saint Paul noosed mid
accommodations of this boat are unsurpassed.—
Passinigars can depend on this, •
e>~ "i here is at this time nineteen new
heats under contract at our various yards. This
does nut include any of the new boats at the land
ing.
Captain Robinsoi' fine Packet
"fasting,: leaves on Saturday, for Cincinnati acid
Louisvillo For speed. 'accommodatioluk and at-
I entire officers this boat stands at the head of the
list. Mr. Wherry, who has charge of the umce,
Will be certain to see that paasengen aq e
cared for.
Eon
ctaeinnati and Louisville
SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 10 A. H.
TILE. SPLENDID PASSES
qoamer HASTING, R. Robinso n
Commander, will leave fur the above por4e on
Saturday, at 10 a or
FL
freight or pastage nrply on bmird or to
.J. FLACK, J. B. LIVINGsTON & CH. W.
41ASL ETT, or D. 11. LEWIS, Agents. Jell
For St. Louis. Galena Dubuque and
St. Paul .
THIS LA Y, JUNE 12. 4P. M.
_R h Till E SPLENDID 'VALIUM
FLORENCE. Capt Etiokoll, will
leave fur the above and intermediate Porte as an
nounced above.
For freight orjtaasage apply on board or to
W. lIASLETT. and
3e12
J.B. LIVINGSTON Ac CO. Agent•
-
For St. Loula,.Gnienst, Dubuque and
St. Paul.
SATURDAY. JUNEI4,P M
-41: -. ."• re THE: NEW STEAMEMIIt
• -1...2=1W. EXCILING E. J W Anawadt. Com-
Leander. will leave for the above and intermediate
pot ts as per announcement.
For freight or parsage apply on board or to
jel2 JOHN FLACK. Agent
For Beaver Steubenville and
Wheeling.
Z 4r-- ' ' 4 fruit / 1 1 PA V5). T. I ti T rown - . eo:
manger, leaves for the above Porte INcedar.
Wednesday and Friday at 12M.
Fur freight for passage apply on board or to
J COLLINS & CO., and'
WII.IIASLETT, Agents..
- - -
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
NV DI . A.z:Limicr
Has opened an office at
FOR THE RAZE OF
LADIES• SLIPPERS 40 AD.
AT D. S. DIEFFENBACHKIVS:
15 Fifth street.
BORLAND'S
AT lIALP PRICE -AT
THE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY AT
BORLAND'S.
JUST Orrin In G.
SMITH & PITOAIRN,
NO. 4S
Manuthictueors of
PURE WHITE REFINED
Six 6i!lits.