DAILY rowr. A. ML.PETTENEALL d CO., No. 37 ' PARK ROW NEW YORK, and 6 STATE STREET. BOSTON are onr agents for the Dan) , luta Weekly Post in those cal% and are au. fiiuri~edtotahsAdvertisementa andientariptions or its at our Lotoest Bata. SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 16 Cliff AND BIGLIBORI1001) INTELLIGENCE Reception of 120 d Regiment. in consequences of certain dispatches received yesterday afternoon, it was made known throughontthe city that the 123 d reg ifitOnt would arrive here daring the night,. .7 - still consequently there would be no re 'fhb Fireman's Association met according to not ice and adjourned in consequence of the news; subsequently however other dispatches were received, stating- that the regiment would arrive here this morning, and messengers were sentont to notifv - thn different Fire Com panies. The first notice we received sta ted that, they would arrive precisely at half past eight o'clock this morn , -Mg and requesting the Fireman, -- Military and citizeus to be at the ground at eight o'clock. Another dis patch to Alr. Carnegie, Superintendent of the Western Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad stating that they will arrive at half past nine o'clock this morning. A dispatch - - .received after ten o'clock last night by Mr. Mackey says that thnears will not ran in at the depot, but vriH run down Liberty street to the head of Smithfield, and that the procession will - - form- in Smithfield street. This is the substance of the dispatches received as , -iota as eleven o'clock last night, and it is earnestly desired that every person having a hag , will hang it out as early as possible this morning. Let the brave fel lows have a hearty welcome—a real home welcome. Give them something that will Make their hearts beat, and their pulses throb - ;with pride - . In order that the ar ringementa for-the procession may be complete by the time the regiment arrives it is requested that the different compa vies be at the head of Smithfield street at as early an hour as possible this morn ing. Attention Freemen! Welcome Our Defenders Z I The companies composing the Fire Department of the City of Pittsburgh are requested to assemble at their respective Engine Rouses, on Saturday morning, May 16th, preparatory to participating in the reception ceremonies to Colonel J. B. Clark's 128 d Regiment, Nine Months Volunteers. Captains will proceed with their com panies to Smithfield street, between Sixth and Seventh streets, and form in line at half, past. eight o'clock, n. m. Companies are desired to be .punctual. Allegheny. City Fire Companies are ex pected and invited to participate in the demonstration. W. J. WHITE, Chief Engineer Fire Department Casualties in the 139th Regi ment. The 'folloWing list of killed, wounded and,Missing in Col. Collier's regiment has been received in this city : KILLED—Iet Lieut. Jas. T. Harbison, DSergeant Patrick Fion , H ; Corporal E. l A.Lewis, K ; Corporal SimOn B. Zing hose. F; N. W. Muse, A, W. W. Lundy, A; Jacob W. Strawvick, C ; Geo L. McCaully, .C; Win. Grubbs, F; John Gordan, 11; John L. Trapp, H. Wounnan--Capt. Jno. C. Dempsey, I, seriously; Ser. A. G. Buchanan, I, severe - ly; 'Ser. Jos, Zimmerman, I, severely, F. J. Kaiser, I, severely; Jno. Brown. I. se verely; Harry Born, I, severely; D. B. Warden, I, severely, G. Reynor, A, dan• gerously; Corp. G. W. Burns. A, slightly; JMcCnteheon e, slightly; H. W. - M . ooolvan, A, slightly; John Upli nger, B, slightly; lat. Lieut. D. Crum, 13, slightly; 'Corp: Cogley, B, dangerously; J. A. Alla baugh, B, severely; S. S. M' Entire, B. slightly; Daniel Yockey, B, slightly; ' W. T. Maypole, C, slightly: Robt. Parks, Clightly; R. W. McKee, C, slightly; 'Corp.;oS. Sample, D. seriously; A. G. White, D, slightly; John Patterson, D, slightly; Robert Clegg, D, slightly; R. H. -Mahan, 'P, severely; H. C. Critchlow, ' 'Kimber, Robt. Orrison, D, slightly; Ist Lieut. Pearce;Aightly; U. M. Warren, I, ,slightly; -M. Sloan, Jr., I, slightly; Jae,. L. Dalzell, I, slightly; Wm. J. Mc- Kay, A, .dangerously, Thos. Armstrong, A, slightly; J. C. M'lntyr ,e C, slightly; J. Strawm, A, slightly; J. Renter. A, dan gerously; Color Serg't Graham, E, severe .l2Yl=ZCorp-oral Anderson, E, slightly; Jacob Eakmaa,. slightly; D. B. Frothy, F, slightly.; Tames Johnston,E, seriously; { „slightly.; Kintz, E, - Slightly; J. D. Thom!). .11011,_ Et seriously; Serg't Fred. E. Dake, .1'; seriously, arm since amputated; Corpo _ ral J. P. Snyder, F, slightly; Corporal W. a,L.Raittlyi-F,'Blightly; J. Pitcairn, E, dan geromoy; Sergi ,B. Thompson , G, slight -7.--Roggs, H, seriously; Joseph 4, slightly, P. Erempler, H, clan :--gnromidyi- G. Zimmerman, E., slightly; W. W. , CollinsiK, slightly; Total wounded, 54. MlsslNo—J. R. Snyder, A; Col. Foster, * - :41.4 A. W. Rupert, B; N. I Sinclair, B; H. , Iz..Sohttcongest. B; J. M. Stevenson, E; B; E. C. Smith, E; Jos. `.Hannay -H; J. A. Hart, K; J. C. Eaton, Democratic Club. Democratic club was formed in ; fl - 0110stowb, last Saturday. Its officers are ail.:Sollows.e President—Armstrong Hadden. - Vibe Presidents—Daniel Downer, Esq., .and,Thos. Prentice, Jr. Seerretary—Maj. Frank Reynolds. Treasurer—James Darby. Esq. Committee of Invitation and Corres pondence—T. B. Searight, C. E. Boyle and George ••Morrison. Committee of Finseers—Ford. Laugh ead, Thomas L. Hunt and John Tiernan. Graduated At Duff's Mercantile College, Pittsburgh : Edward W. Smith, Youngstown, Pa.; Jno. S. Elliott, Elliottsville, Ohio; M. Corey, Port Perry, Pa. 4 Wilson S. Roos° ' Edin ,burgh, .1* ;,all of whom passed an honor• able examination, and who will no doubt 44enftercdistingaish themselves by their t_inApitAtey.ip business. Each was award iirthe splendid Diploma of the College, priated upon fine parchment, and was pre septa by the Faeulty with a copy of the Callege Gems of Penmanship in corumen• dation of hie exemplary deportment din , ing his attendance at 'College. d&w Monte for the llenelit of St. JO. seph's Church. Understand that on Thursday next,' the , 2d - inst., a grand pie nic will be given tiii-the benefit of St. Joseph's Church, Sbarpsharg - .. - A dinner will be furnished, and' Overythinkthat can be-done to make it a day.,,pf __universal enjoyment will be ertangea:lor. - This being the month of May,l , thase iirholave not yet taken a May day holiday4illfitid this an excellent op rtardty. - We doubt not but that there a large attondance. Beutal Assault. Boy - , abnut - seventeen years of age struck hismother a violent blow- in the face yesterday ; evening on Wylie street , blitekteg her eye dreadfully. She started totheAlderman's office to have him maternal:, -feelings - over. , come her resolution, and ratherthan have, him disgraced, she refused to prefer her complaint, bat suffered in silence. What is the depth of a moilier's love? ,I;altaii Opera. Thain ....tia.thallpararemains undi, miniahed, and Tait'aght I. - Paritani arcs: presented, to a fine audience. To-nightla 01.. t omtit iti9t.af the Opera, upon: whin occasion, erdi's Masterpiece "Er- Nisi" will be presented. - iteal Es‘stiii illateW! 7 '• We have heard of the following aales yf real estate. since onr last'notioe A lot on Wood street adjoining the St. Charles Hotel, 28 feet front by 98 feet deep, for $lO,OOO, the ear de being a por tion of the Winebiddle estate. It was sold to Mr. Barry who we understand will erect a ;large iron front ware-room upon it. Mr. Stockton to Mr. Bennett, one acre adjoining Mancheeter borough, for $1,200. Five and a half acres of the Robb estate adjoining Dr. Denny's in Peebles town ship, was sold for $1.650. Mr. Patterson on Squirrel Hill to Mr. Finley, 14 acres for $6,000. Mr. Geo. S wartz to Mr. Corvett near the junction on the Penney! vania Railroad, 125 acres to r $2,500. Personal. J. Wilkes Booth, son of the eminent tragedian Junius Brutus Booth, ansi brother of Edwin Booth, passed through the city last night on his way to Chicago, whither he goes to fill an engagement at McPicker's Theatre. Ho will play there on Monday night. Eagle Shot. A large eagle was shot by Peter George, on his farm, in Unity township, Wash ington county, on last Thursday. It was a very large one, measuring seven feet from tip to tip of wings. Bank Note Reporter. The National and Commercial Bank Note Reporter for May 15th, published by Messrsr Feild b Lare, and corrected by Hanna. Hart & Co., of Pittsburgh, is on our table. A list of the latest counter. felts, together with a description of the altered treasury notes, will be found upon the outside page, On the second page is the fac simile of a bank note which has been altered to represent the true issue of the Vermont Bank, Montpelier, Vt.. Bank of Mutual Redemption. Boston. Mass.; Mystic Bank, Conn., and a number of other solvent banks. The plate is altered from the broken Thames Bank of Indiana. Ronne Burnt. The dwelling house of Mr. Uriah degraff, in Fairfield township, Washing ton county, was totally destroyed by fire on last Saturday. It is supposed that the fire originated from matches ignited by being handled by some children, on the second floor. The entire contents of the house, together with three hundred dol lars in money, was consumed. The loss to Mr. Updegraff is heavy, there being no insurance on the property. Sale and Purchase of Extensive Iron Works. We understand that the Messrs. Ahl, 0 Newville, have purchased from Messrs- Himes & Young, the whole.of the erten siv.z. Eagle Iron Works in South Middle ton township. The estate consists o Forge, Furnace, Grist Mill, four well im• proved Farms, and about eight thousand acres of Timber Land, with inexhaustible Ore Banks on the premises. The Forge and Furnace are to be started immediately. Frost. Yesterday morning a light frost was dis tinctly perceptible upon the boards, roofs of houses and other places where it would be liable to lie. We hope that it has done no damage to the fruit. The Ice Market. Ice is being supplied to our citizens, to saloon keepers and others at one and a half cents per pound. It costs dealers $7,50 a ton, or three-eighths of a cent a pound. A pretty good profit is made in the ice business. Railroad Accident. A watchman on the Pennsylvania Rail road by the name of Story, was run over yesterday at George's Station, Westmore land county, by the mail train, while on duty, and was instantly killed. Toe following dispatch corrects the re port that all were lost on the Tigress when she attempted to run the blockade at Vicksburg : To the St, Louie Republican MEMPHIS, May 11. A letter has been received from Mr. Richardson, of the New York Tribune, dated at Jackson, which says, "We are all saved; when the fire broke out we all took bales of hay, and not a man was lost.— We leave for Selma, en rout for home, being paroled. The Conscription. The following are the appointments made in the 21st District, composed of the Counties of Indiana, Westmoreland and Fayette, to wit:—Provost Marshal, Capt. W. B. Coulter; Commissioner, Augustus Row; Surgeon, Dr. F. C. Robinson. Col, Geo. C. Speer. Among the killed in the recent battles on the Rappahannock is Col. George C. Speer, of the 61st Pennsylvania Regiment. His remains were brought to Philadelphia for interment. Graded. The Franklin branch of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway has been graded its entire length and the iron is laid 12 miles from Meadville. It is the intention to have the work completed by the first of June. Dismissed the Service. Wm. L. Gold, First Lieutenant in the Gist Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, has been dismissed the service for_ "diso bedience of orders and conduct nnbe coming a gentleman." Irish Relief. The Catholics Connected with the dio cese of Pittsburgh, have subscribed about six thousand dollars towards the relief of the suffering poor of Irelard. 10,000 persons have attended the Con certs and Levees of Miss Marsh and Dol- lie Div ton, at Masonic Hall, and all are delighted. This afternoon and evening close their entertainments in this city, they are given at three and eight o'clock. Corns and Bunions. Various circumstawes have transpired to delay the departure of Dr. Randall the successful operator upon corns and bunions, the principal of which is, the in. creasing demand for hes services his pt 4 culiar system of treatment of these annoy. antes has occasioned, but he must assure those who intend to honor him with a call that other engagements will preclude the possibility of his remaining in Pittsburgh any longer than during the coming week. The following are the names of a few of the persons. i well•known citizens of Pitts. burgh and neighborhood, whd have freely given certificates of the efficiency with which Dr. Randall has operated upon them; Rev. Thomas Sproul, Allegheny city. , Rev. Thomas. Hannay, New Castle. H. Eaton, Esq., Prothonotary, Pitts, burgh. . W. Phillips, Esq., Select Councilman. F. Sole, Pittsburgh. Eli Young, Smithfield st. ' Pittsburgh' James McGrew, Pittsburgh. James Belly, Wilkinsburg, Allegheny county. Ed. Seither, St. Charles Hotel, Pitts burgh. R. C. Stevenson, Western Ticket 00 flee, Pittsburgh. J. Weetbay, Dentist, Pitteburgh. T. M. Marshall, Esq , Barrister, Pitts= burgh. W. W. Itiorris, 91 Market atreet, Pitts•l, burgh.: Dr. • - Dr. Rands, oh s ; are on Diamond : l street, opppi4si: the - Sim*:Zpuse, foorth door above Graafstreet; where he can be consulted for a few days longer. ~'li~A~l~li?~ Miss Thompson's benefit last evening was really a benefit, and the house was crowded to its utmost capacity, even all the available standing room waa occupied. We dropped in just. in time•to witness something that was not in the bill. After the conclusion of the first piece Miss Thompson was called before the 'curtain, and was led out by Mr. Barron. A letter was handed Mr. Barron through the or chestra, which being opened was found to contain a magnificent diamond ring. ac companied by a request that he (Mr. Bar ron) should present the same to Miss Thompson. Mr. B. read the letter, and complied with the request, but his words were so indistinct that it was impossible for us to understand what he said. Miss Thompson was completely taken by sur prise, and several times essayed to speak, but each time her voipe failed her. At last summoning up courage, she return• ed thanks for the beautiful gift, assur g the donors that she w3ald ever wear it in rememberance of them, and that no matter what circumstances she might be placed in she would still preserve it as a toad memento of the kindness of the cit izens of this place. Tonight she will appear in "Madeleine, or the foundling of I"aris;" in the spark ling comedy of the "Factory Girl," and "Aurora Floyd," a true version of which has been brought from Paris by Mrs. Henderson. Miss T. has consented to re main and play for Mr. Smythe's benefi which takes place on Monday night. Good Advice Given Gratis We would say to those in search of hats, caps or straw goods—go to Fleming's, 139 Wood street, who is now receiving a sec ond-- supply of the most elegant and fash ionable style of hats, caps and straw goods, children's fancy hats, &c, which have been selected personally with the greatest care from the best "thanufactdring houses in the East—everything that is new and desirable will be found at this house; wholesale buy ers can find no better stock in the City nor a' more desirable house, anywhere than Fleming's. Dow'T fail to supply yourself with some choice reading matter. '•Pittock" oppo posite the Postoffice has on hand all the daily and weekly papers, including the pictorials, Ha.per's Weekly, New York Illustrated News. Frank Leslie's, besides the Cincinnati Commercial, received the day of publication. PURE liquors for medical purposes can readily be obtained by calling on our good humored friend, Mr. Wm. Clayton, No. 37 Diamond alley, who has some of the choicest liquors on hand to be foutd in the city. Try them. Godey. Pittock has received Godey for June. It is a real gem, and an ornament to any household. It contains a beautiful steel plate engraving, fashion plates, and ea• cellent reading matter_ A LARGE supply of blank, memorandum and pass books, at Pittock's opposite the Postoffice. CURRENCY holders, pocket books and wallets, at Pittock's opposite the Post office. CARTE de visites and photographs al bums at Pittocks, opposite the Postoffice. Tom Thumb and Wile. Card photographs of the little couple at Pittock's opposite the Postotlice. Cinoven &11/irea's Sewing Machines, for I.•rvilY manufactories purposes ere the beat in nge A. Y. C3ATO*A Y. General Agent, 10i Pifth street , Pittsburgh P =MEM ........-.... JINTIIOIIT it 1 N II I JOSEPH MEYER di SON M.L.AUPIiOTUREI2II OP FANCY AND PLAIN FIEJENITIJECE 431 L Cllll .4. II RN WAREHOUSE. 136 SMITHFIELD 'HUI 1 Between Birth street end Virgil P "ley.) PITYSH u RGIII AriELEIBRATED EXTRACTS FORTHE lIANDKERCHIEr. Ashland Flowers Mime, Amaryllis Bouquet do California • Bouquet d'Arabie Bouquet de Carolina Bergamotte, Ca.ssie Camelia Clematite Cedrat t'itrenelle Roaat Crystal Palace Geranium Gilliflower Garden /Flowers Heliotropo Honey Honey suckle Hawthorn Hyacinth, Jaamin Jockey Club. Jenny Lind Jenquille, Mousseline Alillefleurs Magnolia Mareohale BAZIN'S HEDYOSMI A, tad Persian Essence, the wiel imparting to the hindk arch SSENCE BOUQUET—T REBLE EXTRACT UPPER 1 EN:—A large assortment of Toilet Soaps. - Shaving Creams, Preparations for the Hair. Cosmetics, ToPet Waters, Dentifrio.a, and perfumery of all kinds, constantly on hand. For sale by CRAB. bU PER, dee2o Corner Penn and St. Clair at. Mignonette Musk Meadow Flowers Lilac Lily of the Valley N ewomown M ay Orange Flowers Patchouly Pink Poppinaok Portugal Prairie Flowers Rose Rough and Ready Spring Flowers Sweet Briar Sweet Pea Sweet Lavender Sweet Lettuce Sweet Clover Tuberos Tea Rose Vio'ette 'Verbena Vetivert Vanillu 'West End bite Lily 'Winter Blosom a highly coneentra t elegant p erlume for lef a very agreeable .a. A. 451- 113 4% ikbPr T H E 7.-4% FRO M "OLD COUNTRY." • THE UNDERSIGNED XS PREPARED bring oat emigrants Romany part of Eng land Ireland or Scotland, either by superior fast- soiling steamers, including the mammoth steam - GREAT EdioTERN, or first•olass sailing vessels. at tar lower rates than ticket eon be purchased for at any other office in Pittsburgh. A ddrees D. O'NEIL, European Agency, Chronicle building, Fifth at. ' Pittsburgh. Pa mbilcifimdeodA2tw City Intelligence Office• No., 127 Fourth at.. one door above Smithfield at lAMNOW PREPAKED TO SUPPLY families in the city and country ) with helps at all kinds , at short notice. I will also attend to the pruchase and sale of property. collection of rents and claims, negotiate loans, dm, From my ihtimate knowledge of the city and county, and lone experience in the business. I hope to give entice satisfaction to mypatrons. • mblfe.3mdttath. hi. K. NOLAN. . 'CONCORD GRAPE• SIIPERIOR PINES, AT $2 50 PER dczen• $1250 per 100. extra Vines at ss•per dozen: $25 per NO, J• KNOX sp No, N Fifth stree 8. Y. 11:118 JAMES GLOVER ..... patina MFITSILTRCIII FIRE BRICK MANII• FACTURINO COMPANY. lIKEE.IIEt, GLOWER dc , CO., hiareafacturers of Ana Brielt, Tiles, Orneiblea. &o. and dealers in Fu e and , :raoinle Clay *R. Office 385 Liberty Wen. OPDOdie the P. B. R. Passenger Denot, Pittsburgh. Orders respectfully solicited. feb2Ctfund DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS, CADMAN sz CRAWFORD. Manufaotarere of every variety of finished BRASS WORK FOR PLUMBERS GAS or STEAM FITTERS, MAORI:NESTS . AND COPPERBEITHS, wP BASS CASTINGS OF EVERY DE. seription made to order. Steamboat work. steam and gas fitting and repairing PromPtl9 tended to. Harticrular attention nasp to fitting up Refineries for Coal and Carbon Oila, Also. vie...agents for the Western Vetviot of Penessiraths. for the Rae fdan3h. Lansdell Ock'aPatent Siphon-Pump, the nest ever -toven• ted, having no valves it is not liable to get out of order and will twit* throw more water than any rump lte TEL From the 123 d Regiment DISPAICH FROM GEN. GRANT From Fortress Monroe OUR FORCES ACTIVE AT CRARUSII Erecting Batteries on folly Morgans Kentucky Raid Defeated 5-20 SUBSCRIPTIOS LIST First Introduction of Printing Celebrated deo.. dm.. tte. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, Pittsburgh, May 14th, 1863. Editors Pittsburgh Papers: The 123 d Regiment will arrive on Saturday at 9:30 a. 111. A. CARNEGIg. WASHINGTON, May 15.---The Star of this evening says : A dispatch was this fore noon received from Gen. Grant, dated the Bth inst., which shows that the Cairo dirt• patch of the 13th and the Jackson, Miss issippi, rebel dispatch of the Gth were positively untrue. The former having represented that he had beaten Bowers' army on the Gth inst., and the latter that Bowers' army had repulsed Grant on the 4th. In this dispatch from Gen. Grant of the Bth inst., he expresses satisfaction I with the appearance of matters in his vicinity and states that Port Hudson is undoubtedly evacuated, except by a small garrison and their heavy artillery. FORTRESS MONROE,May 15.—Yesterday's Richmond papers were received. They contain tha following dispatch : CHLUIESTON, May P2.—The enemy is unusually active and have built formida ble batteries on Holly Island bearing upon the Southern extremity of Morris Island. Several Yankee regiments are fortifying Seabrook Island. Five iron clads and numerous transports are at North Edisto. Several steamers have arrived from Nassau having run the blockade. Some steamers which are due are miss ing. Lot ism I.E, stay lo.—Col. Jacob, in Sunday's fight with the rebels Cluke and Chenault, at Horse Shoe Bottom Nar rows' on the Cumberland, lost 4d men, including three officers. Capt. Chenult and several other rebel officers and ninety eight men killed and three rebel prisoners taken. Gen. John H. Morgan was in command with nine regiments, aggrega ting tour thousand mon, which are still on the south side of the Cumberland. only small squads having crossed at different points. Col. Graham, at Glasgow killed,several rebels and drove 200 to the South side of the Cumberland on Wednesday. No con siderable force is on the North side of the Cumberland. Morgan's proposed raid into Kentucky has been defeated by the forces of Colonel Boyle and Holman, and the twentieth Michigan under Col. Jacob at the Nar rows. PHILADELPHIA, May Is.—Jay Cooke, subscription agent, reports the sale of 2,065,000 dollars worth of 5. 20's to day, on the following localities. Besides the essential aid afforded the Government by these large sums the increasing amounts contributed by the border States form a most gratifying feature in the subjoined list: New York and New Jersey 959,000; Boston 140,000: Rhode Island 100.000; Philadelphia and Penn','. 257.000; Ohio and Cincinnati 109,000; Dilaware 111,000; Washington D: C. 33 000; Baltimore 23,• 000; Kentucky 27,000; Missouri 9000; In diana and Illinois 17,000. Total 2,06r,,000. NEW YORK, May 15. —The New York Historical Society will celebrate on Wed nesday the 200th birth day of Win. Brad ford, who introduced printing into the American colonies. The tomb erected to his memory will ce restored by the Trini ty Church corporation and special service will be held. MARKETS 131 TELEGRAPH. May' 15.—Little demand for Flour; Superfine. .41 . 4.. a. Extra, 31 1 4, Extra Family, $7(4.7 SO, Rye Flour, ;$5 25. Corn meal $4 25. Wheat—Eed 51 0)401 TO; White $1 70 , 4,1 MU. Rye advanced to $1 10. Corn. 53c for Yellow, afloat. Cloverseel ;$5045 F , (l. Timo thy and Flaxseed nominal. Mess Perk $l4 i's® $l5: 200 tierces Canvassed Barns at Lard heavy at 10 1 %. Whisky .1. - i546c 1' gal. CINCINNATI, May 15.—Flour unsettled and prices nominal; low grades of Superfine was of fered at Si.. Wheat du'l and Red further de clined to $1 1.501. 16. Corn dull at 60c and Oats declined to 67. Rye dull at 65 Whisky Ale.— Provisions unchanged: 405 tierces Lard sold at 0%; 6.000 pieces Bulk boulders at V 4. and 60 hhds smoked do at Groceries (inlet. Re fined Petroleum advanced to 4111 and in good demand. No change in Gold. Exchange steady. BALTIMORZ, May 15.—Flour dull• Ohio Super fine at SU 37Y4 and ir,xtra Si. Wheat steady.— Corn scarce; White9SE49o ; Yellow 9S. Oats firm at 82@)34- Whisky firm at 46c. ~~~~~" . Cor me r of .Peon cat St. Clair St.. Pitts' rINHE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND .13. beet of the United States. $35 pays for a fall Commercial course. including Writing and Commercial Arithmetic. No extra charges for Manufactuers. Steamboat, Railroad and Bank Book-keepieg, Minister's eons at one-half price. Students en ter and review at any time. This Institution is conducted by experienced Teachers and practical business men. hence the preference for graduates-at this College by busi nem men throughout the country, as well as this Prof. A. COWLV,Y, long known as t'.ei best Penman of the Itaion, teaches Ornamental and Rapid Business Writing. For specim•ns of Prof. Cowley's unequalled Writing. and Catalogue containing lull informa tion. enclose twenty-five cants to the Princpals. JENKINS & SMITH. febZltawdawtf. Co H. S. S. NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW ...SPRING STYLES SPRING STYLES OF OF BOOTS AND SHOES BOOTS AND SHOES ARRIVING ARRIVING ARRIVING ARRIVING EVERY DAY . EVERY DAY AT AT AT AT CONCERT • HALL SHOE STORE, 62 Fifth Street, 113 a. Next door to Express Office. APS 13 ollh g 09 tunial: much under the regular 'price "JD EMOVAL OF LIVERY STABLE; ALS , The undersigned having removed his Live-[ re Stable from the rear of the Scott House, to nest; the eornerof - Firtt and Smithfield street. Conn s old stand, isprepared to furnish oarrhutes.: -haggles: and gaidlenorses upon the shortest no-: tie% Alen horses kept at livers' at reasonable; r ates. Undertaking end ell arrangements:P:ok; nerals will receive los special attentiori. NEAL HUICELAND. as) it The New Tribuno prints tha fol lowing letter by Gov. Andrew respecting negro troops mastered into the service Of the United States. COMMONWEALTH or lltleasecEm SETTS. Executive Department, March 25, 1863 GEO. T. Dowsma, Esq„ New York. DEMI Sla: In reply to your inquiries made as to the position of colored men who may be enlisted and mustered into the volunteer service of the United States I would say that their position,. in respect equipments, bounty or any aid and protection, when so mustered, will be pre cisely the same, in every particular, as that of any and all other volnnteers. I desire further to state to you that when I was in Washington, on one occasion, in an interview with Mr. Stanton. the Secre tary of War, be stated in the most em phatic manner that be would never con sent that free colored men should be ac cepted into the service to serve as soldiers in the South until he should be assured that the Government of the United States was prepared to guarantee and de fend, to the last man and the last dollar, to these men all the rights, privileges and immunities that are riven, by the laws of civilized warfare, to other soldiers. Their present acceptance ana bluster in, as soldiers, pledgee the honor cf the nation in the same degite and to the same rights : with all other troops. They will be eel• diers of the Uuion- 1 -- nothing lees and noth ing different. I be , iieve they will earn for themselves an honorable fame, vindicating their race and redeeming their future from the aspersions of the put I am yours truly, JOHN A. ANDREW .1111. INDIAN troubles have broken out .in Utah; twenty-four whites, In pursuit of stolen stock, have berm murdered; seven teen Indians killed in retaliation, and three hundred whites are in pursuit of the notorious Winnenuck. Irish Emigranti The LoOdon correspondent of the New York Times, states that fourteen thousand Irish emigrants left Liverpool for our shores in a single week of April. PrMMW'M, A FALSEHOOD EXPOSED GIOR SOMETIME PAST AN ADVER -a.' tisetnei3t has appeared in the papers here, stating thus hive Gold Medals bad been awarded "the Howe t owing Machine" at the late World's Fair in London, one for the best on exhibition fur all purposes and the others for superior speei mens of sowing," Though aware at the time that the statement was wholly devoid of truth and a gross imposition on the public, we forbore nwic ing It until such time as we could get an official copy of the Report of the Judges in the matter so that we could give it a positive and authori tite contradiction. 3 bat Report, published by authority of the Comtnissioners of the Exhibi tion, is now in our possession. and shows bow ut terly untrue are the statements in the advertise ment alluded to. At the World's Fair, the NEW . LEH & lie IL SON Company had but a single Machine on ex hibition, while of the Howe Machine there were several on hand. In the official copy of the award, which may be seen at our rooms, 27 Fifth street. it I stated that a Gold Medal was awarded the Bowe Sewing Machine Company, not, however, because their Sewing Machine WEIS better, or ns good as others, for all purpo es, but because, in the language of the award, they exhibited — the best collection." - - The "four med.,ls" alleged to have been award ed for superior specimens of sewing, Were never awarded avail, nor did the aforesaid .. • .. • • „ . . "superior sowing” receive even the barren com pliment of an "honorable mention" in the Ju • ge's Report. Compare this with the high compliment bestowed on the WHEELER & WIL SON MACHINE. Though the Company, avoid ing all pretentious display, had, but a single machine on exhibition, it was awarded A Gold Medal onits Merits es a Family Machine, and On its merits Alone, These are the facts of the co'c as cx'aibite 1 by the official report of the Commiisionev, and is iu , tice to ourselves, as wall as to expose a palpa ble and tlairant attempt at imno3.tion. we have felt coa.+tran d t, lay thorn before •11a We 1.01..4 therefor -a. 'hot the WHEELER WILSON MACHINE is the o ly chlue which re eivea Gold Meant on its Merits at the late World's Fair, an 1 pronounce all sta•eteente to the contrary, nu muter frorn xttink fOUITO they emanate, as wholly unworthy of belief. WM. SUMNER & CO., AGENTS OF THE Wheeler & Wilson Machines NO. 2•7 FIFTH IEI Or RIG Ir. rr, may14.17-d4:w. O I_,AI:IIES' II 0 0 P SKIRTS, FORTY CENTS, AT me (WELLAND'S A U CTI N HOUSE N 0.55 Fifth Street. myl2 Wanted. 75 DOLLARS A MONTH! I WANT to hire Agents in every county at $75 a montb,ezpenses pail. to sell my now cheap Fam ily Sowing Machines. S. MADISON, Alfred, Me. Wanted 60DOLLARS A MONTH! WE WANT Agents at sfo a month, expenses paid, to tell our Everlasting Pencils, Oriental Burnere.and 13 other articles. 15 niroulars sent free. Address 611 A w & CL ARK, Biddeford, M eine. my6;3mdaw B. B. NORRIS, MERCHANT TAILOR, NO. 79 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, Pa. Ras now on hands a splendid stook of goods adapted to a first class trade, which bas been se lected with great care. floods male to order, fc r GENTS AND BOPS WEAR, the latest etyles, with. correctness and dispatch, Two doors below Railway crossing. A legheny. myl4rdlw.2e3w PUBLIC NOTICE. N ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT R. of Aplomb y. _incorporating the Pittsburgh Giain Elevator Company, books will be opened to the Capital stock, of cold Company, at the Bier chants' Exchsage, in the City of Pittsburgh. on • MONDAY, let Day of Jaw., milt, at 10 o.olock, a. in. and open till 3 o'efoe's p, in. of same day. Springer Harbaugh, Thomas Bell, John &oft Joshua Rhodes, Wm Bingham. R. F. Kennedy, Jno, B. Canfield, J. b, Liggett, IV M. AleCreery, and other. Corporators. OIIND, A SIMI OF MONEY BE tween Little Raw Mill Run railroad depot, and the Marine railway Temperate:mine, The owner can have the lame:by describing the money and paring tins adverlisement. Apply at the office of the Post, 1014. viTAN TED EILIIEDIATELY—A suit; of well furnished rooms suitable for' a; PHYSICIAN'S RECEPTION ROUE AND, OFFICE. in a locality easily found and scaessi ble or without board. Address, stating term, includina fire and gas, to A. W. 8., PA CH OFFICE. mh.3 00AP-40 BOXES TOILET SOAP AS sorted. in store and for sale b 4 BROS:- • - - :• L 6.4128 Wood axe , • 10011311 - 11111LDINGTAITEFFOR SAME . TAWRICHCSVIIIM "Your lots 24 by' 110 feat eacht liandismielr - sAnated on;Church street. situated near the Passenger Ilaxlerairitill be sold cheap for cash, on application at this CM IN' Whrfoltf. FORT OF PITTOBATEGAL ARRIVED. Franklin, Bennett. Browneville. Gallatin, Clarke, do S. C Biter, Walter, Wheeling% Jl3,Gtfuiore Gilmore, St Louie. DEPARTED. Franklin, Bennett Brownsville Gallatin. Clarke., do Vac" The er—Last evening at twi light there were 6 coat water in the than nal, and falling slowly. Capt. Wm-Dean has inStoompleted a new and splendid steamer named as above, and f r beau ty of design handsome appearance and general adaption, will compare with any boat afloat—and that is saying a good deal. Capt. Dean is tP self made man, having devoted his individual time to steam boating and steam boat building—hay ing built a large nuinber of beats, and never built one that was not successful, The" Camelia" exceeds all them, and if it were possible, would add another "star" to the Captain's already crowded brow. In the construction of this boat no e improvementspared; all the old and ma ny nowhave been added, all that ingenuity and experience could suggest. will be found on board—but then, what is the value of a boat unleis yod have a good commander. No person wilt complain on that score, when we in form them that t'apt. Dean had selected our old friend, the river favorite. Capt.. Thomas H. Gold ing, to take charge of the ' uamel'a." We have known him for years and have no hesitation in sayiug that a mote elever i or honorable officer nee. trod the deck qfa stoktner. What ever he says You can rely on. The 'Camelia s" success is cer tain. When you pay her a visit, don't. foiget to notice he.magpicleent cappets that cover the floor of the ladie , s and gentlemen's cabin; they' were furnish ed by thenew firm of Messrs Mel. arlrnds Collins Co„ Fifth St , who-have already.established themselves as a remarkablysheaphousp—Captain Dean ea s he merely called in tageetbaurnew pat-. terns, w en he , Nan d the,prkea so low,.that he at once or dered an out - fit for his beat. Itts - whattke ladies would call'a "love of near Oat. By the;waY. our esteemed friend Mr, J L. Lyttle wid be found in the office he' is an excellent officer and very popular. Jar It will be seen by reference to our advertising columns, th at the new steamer, J R Gilmore, cant Gilmore, is announced for St. Lou is 'on Tuesday. Passengers who have traveled on this boats peak in tattering terms of her apart ments, we take pleasure in recomending boat and officers. Latest by Mail. Money is active, but no one finds any diflimiltY in getting all that is wanted at 5@6 , per cent. Bankers were in the street to-say offering money at 5 on speculative stocks, with margins of tO per cent. Gold is dull and stupid; most of the leading gold specularors have transferred thei o p enednd their capital to the stock market It at l-19X, rose to 150!4, fe'l back to 149 . ;i, and closed at five M. at about 150. There was a fair demand for bills this morning at about 16450165. Later in the day the inquiry fell off. For Cincinnati, Evansville, Cairo and St Louis, TUESDAY. MAY 19-4 P.'Tic , THE FINE . PASSENGER a steamer JAS. R..0.1131.0RE, Cant.: D. Liiimore eaomancirr. will leave asabov% For freight or pmsage apply on b0a141.- tnyl'i For Cincinnati Enid Louisville. SATURDAY. MAY 11- 4 pm. • THE NEW AND SPLEN DID passenger Mesmer. Calif- ELIA. Wm Dean commander. will leave ag an nouneel above. For freight or passage Lapply on board nr to For Cincinnati and Louisville. _ . THIS DAY. May 16-10 PM THE FINE. PASSENGER steamer. T E, L Brennan Commatdar will leave al above, for freight tr. Passage sPely n . tr to J. B. L VINOEU STUN Jr Co.. Ager-te ITTe BURGH AND WHEELING PACKET* For Beaver—Wellsville—Steubenville and Wheeling. Leaves tsiburgh. "Every Tuesday— Thursday and Saturday at II A. M. Leaves Wheeling Every Monday-Wed nesday and Friday, at A. AI. ..41.11 . 4 0 , THE SWIFT RUNNING Passenger t^amer, S. C. Ba% LR, James Walter commander. wilt leave as announ ced above. F. r freig.ht cr pss.3•geratiply on board or to JAM a COLLINS is LA 4 gls. mayl3 For Marietta anti Zanesville Regular Muskingum river Packet leaves Pittsburgh every Tuesday, 4 p. m., Zatiesvilie every Friday S THENEW AND SPLENDID Pn.qtongor steamer EMMA GRA HAM. Monroe Ayers commander, will leave as noted above. For freight. or paesase .awy on board or to J. B. Ln r .L.NGSTON & CO. apt WEAN BOAT AGENCY. writ 1--lA.ZIAVATT Ras opened an office at NO 90 WATER STREET; Whore ho will cransact a General Steamboat Agency badness. and would solioit a &aro of pale ronago from staamboatmon. ap2.l-lyd 3UROPEAN AGENC Y. TiromAs BAT'IrIGAN, 'EURADPEAB Asmt, 12 Monongahela Hone; Pitta burgh. Pa., is prepared to bring out or send back paasengors from or to any part of the old coon try, dither ho atoam or sailing Packet& SIGHT DRAFZI FOR DAL/S. payable in an, part of Europe. - - - Agent for the Indianapolis and,ClnoutnatUla*- rattztlaselAatrallofrortatteolidinfielliterstEltar Laneamers glii:Ll big between New York, Liverpcol. Glasgow and Galway. fell ; P ITTSBIIRaIf Steamship Great Easterh. WALTER PATON, Commander THE STEAMSHIP - Great q a,, Eastern Prom Liverpool ' - From New" York. Sa•urd9y, May 16th.,. .. .. June t. Tuesday, June ......... Tuesloy July a And at the same regular interval>, thereafter:.; FIRST CABIN,-from „VMS fo S/ 33 . SECOND CABIN $ 70 Excursion Tickets; out and back in the Ist, Ai 2d Cabins only, a fare and a half. „, ' Servants accompanying parsenger, and Chil dren under twelve years claw; half fare, Infants free, THIRD CABIN. STEERAGE, with superior accomedasions-$3O All fare Payable in Gold, or Its equiv.: alent in IT. Currency. Each passenger ;allowed twenty- cubic feet. of An experienced Sorge - on on board For yassage apply to CHAR, A. WHITNEY, = At the OffiCe, 2d Broadway: For freight apply to HOWLAND Sr . ASPINWALL. Agents. 64'8cith amt.; THOMAS RATTIGAN, No 122 Monongahela Rouse. or to ap2A:tiial ELSINGEURG GRAPE:- WE CAN FuRNISH A FEW VINES os this va:nahle Grape at $2 LO per dozen $l2 EJ) per ILO. J. KNOX, ap2B - -29 Fifth stzeet.. CONCORD GRAPE -VINES-. E WERE AHONG THE FIRST TO W Seowe this INVALUABLE GRAPE, and have fruited it for five We obtained our original vines &obi Mr. BIELL who origina ted it. The Pittsburgh- Hortieultural'Sometv in 105* awarded - mr - sploma for itn exhibition, and the Allegheny County Agricultural-Society. in lett°, a premiumfortlras "the BEST new. , seedling grape. in all respeote imperior to the• Taabella.' Our stock of Fines „is unequalled alaYwhers. - ichiati'ire offer at:2s -omits each. va.ao -per 4 , 1e-h.:V1Z...80' per 100, $lOO per 4,000.- - Small - vines at less Prices - --We can furnish aTew 'extra largo-Thies' at from 50 cents to $1 each. - J. apl:eodlrw - No. 28'Fifth Street. _ _ • LARGE WAGE uorsm mow three stories. fittlatil at. ne COrner of First ISt, allitehallettrY 141016 Wa r. aolurt, at: Apply to s. Cirri/WE= a Suss, 51 Market Street. xtlvim mtaiii.Lszemmeit New Steamer Camelia. New York Money !Market. J. B. LIVINGSTON & CO., Agt. JOHN FIaCK, agent. RATES OF PASSAGE. ALIVOW3nftgICTS. P/TTESBURGEL TREATRF. 10,...ger; , • Tzuscara H. OVERIN rol4 Last night night of ttke gifted7oung heti - fig aiLSSCHAILLOI4IE TIio3IPSON who will appeartin 31ADELAiNil. Lad aPpettrtuice of ilfr Charles Bsrr'n, This atunhy evening tho f lI.A. DE L.91..."i.E. er the Ft:m.lllns of Pori, Afade!aine' haiLtta Th , m, e.:n • • - 'Bertrand - et nrle:, B rrcn Roan,' J. 0. " .. C.I . , 11. Adel rile -' ' ' Lizzir. (ilia vr Itaqtielle... ... .. .. 4..... . :....••• . • ... Mr. Csipi etldalo TO 'or.clule with the !Wart' ling ccmEdY °I the - - • FACTORY MU naitha AllAieEhfrlio Stephen _Vaster Valinia Lizzie Hi let. 'Jasper - ' - Sir Chiripendale Wonted-20 young Ladies for the Ballet. fn. IttltiBLEPS VATITETIE.S, I. Solo Lane.. DICE O'NEIL. ZOE, ZOE, ZOE, ZOE. The Beantiftd. Cuban Sylph, • and MONS. H. YATES. to-night, MlBB FANNY GILMORE, MARY AVALTON; MLL'E M ATILILDE. JULIEN. JOHNNY HART' LEW SIMMONS. The great teARTENI OHBRISRE in engaged; and will appear, on Monday next. EIATHLSEN thoxtly appear for a few 'nights only. - Friday next benefit of LEW SIMMONS. and 12 other performers ap27,tf. rip 110113 VAMLE'rIER. ' L AeLessee ' D O'NEIL. Immerse attraction and great EIICO¢B3 of tho new Crnbany. ' MLL'E MARIE ZOE BAN YATES. MISS FANNIE OILMO RE MISS MARY WALTON. MISS ANNIE RAR*ISON LftW EMMONS. MLL'E 21ATRILDE, JOHNNY HARI, - E. O. BUELL; e - - - HARRY TALBOT, M.A. WARD • MASTER 1V ALTER, and seven ether And the bernati(b 1 Ors hrst ra I band of the establishment Adreimion. asupual. SPECIAL NOTICES COMITELLL...Ze EVait coirmoktrEarx, dr JCRIi 11% fe,' CARRIAGE: : MANUFOTURERS, SILVER & BRASS PLATERS, and manufacturers of Saddlery and Carriage Haldwa No. 7 St. Clair Street, and Duquesne Way. (near the Bridge.) PI'PTSBUILGII, PA EX CI LSIO R ! The onlypreparatioti that will instantly pre- Anon aatilendid brown or bhioki ten ininutes, without injury to the hair or solli g the ekia of the faoobr heatt.lfs • - - ' ' CRISTADORO'S HAIR It has been earthed- by the Amt. Chemists in America, including Dr. R, CBILTON. to be Jrce from:eve y deleterious substance end has no tquil in the certainty and rapid.ty of its °Pere:Ann- Manufactured by - J. Ulif: 4, TAllattgi, c Ast, , c Rouse, New,York, Sold everywhere, and appli ed by all Hair Dressers. CRIS.T.ADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE, Is invaluable with his Dye, as it imparts lho ut most softness, the nuist beautiLlgices, arit great vitality to the WAY. Price. 1. $l5O atia !Prier box. accordiig to rile apl4d6rwlmor. 'VISTAS' VENETIAN 'LIN AP meat. An instantaneous remedy f,r etu - or.- io rheumatism: headache, toothache, croup. col ic. Quincy, sore throat. and pains in any part et the body. Try a bottle land ho convinced, fie• member this article lel soccess, not an experi ment—for 14 years it has ham tested. Every ens who ucei It recommends it. No medicine ever hadsuch a reputation as this; sil enile it has work edits way t efore the public. and all aro loud in its praise. ' Chronic rheuinat,sna"Theu.sands aro laid for weeks on a bed °regally, ard never walk • ed without the aid of crutches, wilt ibis complaint can testify to the magical effects of this liniment. Titey.avc cured and erowaim its vir. tues throughout the land. Remember relief is certain, and a, positive .curo is sure to fellow. kl ow ache of all kinds we warrant to cure. Putrid sore. ttnnat, Quincy and diptheria are rclil.ied of their terrors by a timely use of the Venetian Lin iment It has saved hundreds the past three Prlce ai and 50 oentß 80A tly all drug:lsta. Office 58 Cortland Street, New 1 orb. insTatdcwo;ato lqw3ls about Brandreth's Ptllia New CMITIM. Westeheater Co., N. Y. Oct. r>3. 1872, ). Mr. G. Tim Erea thist,nos, Eiticop 4 'Sino S i .Republierm Dear Sir— mould 'state that - I - was inalnaml to usoiIHANDRETH'S PILLS, through the rooora mendation of John It, Swift, of Croton, Weateheg ter county, .who was entirely restored to health by their Use. Xe was sioklor some two Years. very costive and. aspoptio. and he tried everything but was not relioved, Finally. he took one Bran dreth'e Pill every day fora week, and a dose of eiz Pills every any for three dam and then took one Pill every day, with an oomutional dose of eis. .tu ono month he was ableto go to work, and in three months he well. gaining 40 .1 1 Ounds in Yours truly. EDWARD PURDY. _ . Warreatagru awn, sat • Edward Ptus . being duly sworn, says that ha resides -in the town of New Castlee that some :7.o£lll,a_go he was vary, sick withis sore on his leg. which had been running for over Eve years: that he was also ranch distressed by a pain in his chest, and besidesmary costive and dyspeptic...that af ter trying vartouaremedies and many Physicians. totonntenced tun ig Brandreth's Pills. sir: to eight decor time!, skweek: and at the'end of ono month. the sore on lus leg .healed, and at the end of tw a months he was , ent irely of costivenos9, dys pepsia and _pain, and has remained well over sums.- - =EDWARD PURDY. . _ _ Bworn td before me. thislitii Oct_-1862. MALOOLK-SM iTu. nolatakr_,_tfo _ Justice of the PIMP,. eaniliblOTltOnlaa B.edpatacDiamoni Alia? Pittsburgh. W. B R. Otivtx. ,LIEIPTOIQ & .O.ILIMEN, ISANIIPACTUDZILD AND DILA/JIBS IN FELT GENNT &GRAVEL ROOFING 11930Plgre.:10.old.d;rraiel. Canvass and Metaßo Boors made at the lowest prices. All work promptly attended to and warrantel, Office, Morning Post Building, corner Fiftn and Wood streets. 2 , 1 story. . mhl7 B. ai'COLLISTEER - CHAS. C. BAER RI"COLLISTER it BAER, .:31arinfaat uteri and Dealers in all kinds of TOBACCO, SNUFF & CIGARS. No. 108 Wood Street PITTSBURGH; PA. Keep cons tan tly on hand a large - variety of Pipes and Smoking Tobacco. ap.3o:lyd. Corzirrint algacierArers WILL find at 11•COLlLISTEB do BASE'S, 1(8 Wood St. a fine assortment of TOBACCO. SNUFF & CIGABR, Whiels will he sold at the viers lowest cash rriees AS. Call allifilaMble our flocds. iny9;tf USLIC NOTICE,— P/T TEIBUEGIE &Uniontown Telegraph Compa ay. In ac cordance with the Act of Assembly. r- coro-wa ting the Pit tsb orgh ,t Uniontown Telegraph Com pany, there will 15 a meeting of the Corpora:ors and etockholiers of said ComosuY. atthe office of therittsburgh & Connelsville Railroad Cornea ny, No. 67,; Pour.h street, in the city of -Pitts burgh, on, Thursday, .the 4th Day, of Mine, 18E3. f'r the,eungse of electing a President, Secretarg. Treasurer and four Directore, and doing such otb .ar. acts/as/nay he-necessary-to-effect a permanent organization ofsald Comparty. - i) HENRY BL kCKSTONE, JOHN WATT. 30$H U, WAS 7 I§, and other Corporate's. Iny/d.l.ttw3w , . Partition of Real 'Estate. lIN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR the County of thiladelphia. Estate of Perielt Kennedy deOM. May 15%1E63. . On mntioggof , Longstrett for Pe• thinner. rale of Catharine Kennedy, widow ord.- ceased. and of Mars. Denini. wife of fratrkell Doran, Margaret Ford, unman/ Kennedy Patrios, Mary and .John Kennedy. minor , chil dren oi Jntin Kennesy. deo'd. • Theruaa K enne dy and. Ann-Parrell.hem'sof Pattiok Koronedy d o'd to show cause why the eid Real Estate thould not b o sold re'rumable Friday. June Sth. led% at 10 o 'clock. A. M. - - ;Please nutlet awe role =J, COOKS LONGSTRETT. Attliney teilhidget Kennedy. Petitioner. To Mary Doran,wlfe of James Doran, Ban:lrd Xeintedyillunrusii Kennedy and Ann Fermi . tuayklatrvit • Art . ~ORNIMEAL-5011USINIELS FRESH ~ 11 6, - &mild Corb Ideal. mat reecivps ad. lamb: mays -by JAM. A. FETZE corner of Market and Yint St.
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