Irmo& PETTENG/LL CO, NO. 3:7
ftREROW, NEW YORK, and 8 STATE
STREET. BOSTON are our agents for the Daily
and Weekly Poet in those eitiat, and are an
ttaaised to take Advartisamaats aadaubsoripticcui
:or Cast oar Lowest Raise.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 21
CI?! AND 1 111100111100 D lIITHLLIGKNOIi
Exports of Petroleum.
The transportation of petroleum has
become an important item in the trade,
and adds largely to the cost of the article
on the seaboard and in Europe. There
is a company in England which is building
ships with tanks expressly for this article
of freight, by which the cost of sea-tarry
. lag will be reduced and safety insured
- It now becomes important to invent a
railway car which-till carry petroleum in
.bulk, whence it, can be pumped into the
skips, and thus save the expense as well
as the freight both ways of the bar
rels. A Mr. Myers, of New York, has
devised a model . of a new car, or rather
a new invention for this purpose. He
proposes to make two strong cylinders
or barrels of Iron, the outer edges being
fittsd with rims like the rime of railway
wheels. The two barrels thus prepared
and connected with each other, form a
car, and can be rolled with their contents
of oil along the rail track from the springs
in the interior to the side of the vessel in
New York, pumped out and returned
empty to the springs for a new freight. A
photograph likeness of the car can be seen
at the Oil Exchange, and a view of it will
be found interesting to all interested in
the purchase'or shipment of oil.
CANT. ROBINSON, of Cincinnati, has done
himself credit by naming his new boat C.
t -
P. Miller, in honor of our old friend the
river editor of the Daily Cormnercial.
Air. Miller thus alludes to it : Capt. Newt.
Robinson's new steamer, C. D. Miller,
arrived from Gallipolis and Portsmouth,
yesterday, ladened principally with iron
and.ialt. She discharget the bulk of her
iron over at Covington, and reships 300
barrels of salt on the ladonia, for the
Wabash river. The Miller was built at
' , Portfimonth, and is a neat craft. with ca
pacity for 300 tuns. She is propelled by
four screws, and draws very little water.
We tip our beaver to Capt. Robinson. in
return for the compliment paid us in the
name of his new steamer.
Military Executions.
The first military executions took place
on Johnson Island, last Friday, William
Corbin and T.. P. McGraw being the vie.
time, having been found guilty of carrying
- , mails and giving information to the rebels.
The Mansfield Herald, whose editor was
present at the execution, says:
The prisoners were then blindfolded,
-the Provost Marshal gave the necessary
command to the execution party, and at
- precisely twenty five minutes of 2 o'clock,
McGraw and Corbin paid the penalty of
their acts. The firing was instantaneous,
,ao that the sixteen muskets seemed to
make but one report. Thu men both fell
back upon their coffins, and died without
6 Struggle. :Corbin did not move a muscle
McGraw gasped twice. *
-Nothing occurred to derange the order
or mar the solemnity or impressiveness of
the occasion. The firing was worthy of
note.- The execution party consisted of
82 men, divided into four quads, two of
the squads being reserve. The sixteen
-Aaots fired, eight at each man, seemed as
the dot of one man. In the 15 muskets
there were fourteen balls and forty-two
hockshot, being seven balls and twenty
one buckshat for each of the condemned.
Upon examination of the bodies, it was
'found that 28 balls and shot had taken
'effect in the breast of each, within the cir
cle of a few inches.
- Distressing Accident
A. melancholy accident, resulting in the
death of a young lad aged 13 years. named
Thos. Patterson occurred at the blacking
mill of Mr. Lowry in the Fifth Ward. The
mill is on Liberty street between Walnut
and O'Hara streeta, and is a place where
coal is ground to make black dust for
moulders to use in their flasks in
order that they may make a smooth
Casting, and to prevent the sections of the
moulds from sticking together. The boy
was working in the mill, and was caught
hetween the stones as they were in mo
tiolN and before he could be rescued his
legs - -ere torn off, a large piece taken
•.
out of _ h. 's side, and a piece out of his
a k u mN otu -itatanding his terrible inju
ries,' to utu . v i v :kd half an hour, during
which time he was completely sensible of
his coniition. and toi.: l his weeping moth
erikat he would die. He is a son of Job
Patterson, who was formerly toll gate
keeper on the °realig:mg Pike
Benefit of the Subsistence Com
mittee.
Don't forget the exhibition at Concert
Hall to-night, for the benefit of the Sub
afiterice Committee. The boys have All
been thoroughly. drilled by Mr, .
NhWell, one of the most competent teach
ers-in Pittsburgh, and there is no doubt
but that the exercises will be of the most
interesting character. Speeches, dm
lognes and plays will be the order of the
evening. Remember the cause and be
stoti.ajiberal patronage.
Trial of Mrs. Barker.
,The trial of Mrs. Barker, widow of Dr.
Barker, of Beaver, charged with having
aiisisted Eli Sheets in making his escape
from-the Beaver jail some months previ
ous to-his execution,commenced in Wash
itittori on Tuesday, a change of venue
from Beaver county to Washington county,
having been granted-by the Legislature.
Another Railroad Accident
_ .
A man by the name of J. A. Williamson
had his foot cut of at West Newton on
Tuesday evening by the cars on the Con
nellsville Railroad, running over it. He
narrowly escaped death. Why is it that
with these frequent warnings, people are
not more careful.
"Spotted .Fever."
We lea'rn" that a fearful epidemic, known
as the spotted fever is raging in several
adjoining counties. It has extended its
ravages into Ohio.
Shot by Gperrillas.
Robert Rush, son of Patrick Rush, of
Hopewell township, Washington county,
was shot and killed by guerrillas, between
and New Creek, Va. on Monday
th,:k nittsomney meant, while carrying "
ng the army
mail. •
Oresteh or Promise.
Jamea Lyoch, a soldier of the 123 d reg
iment has been arrested and locked up on
a charge of breach of promise proffered
by Henry Parrott on behalf of his daugh
ter, to whom Lynch . was betrothed previ•
ous to his having joined the army,
semething New.
The - Emma
• Floyd yesterday brought a
large quantity of flour from St. Louis and
Chester, the destination of which is South
America. Formerly that trade went down
the Missiasippi and was shipped on board
of a vessel. atNew Orleans. Now it takes
shipping in New York.
Benefit or the U. _ S Chrlottan
Commission.
Col. Clark will deliver a lecture on the
history of his nine months campaign on
Friday evening, the proceeds to be devo
ted to the United States Christian Com
mission.
Sentenced.
Sharp and Ctiok who commetd so many
dating—iohleries last week Were tried in
Washington on Tuesday, Vandeenteneed
to the Penitentiary, Sharp for eight years,
azid , Cook foiseveni
Wool Growing.
A meeting of wool growers was held in
Cadiz, Ohio, last Saturday, and the fol
lowing resolutions were passed :
RESOLVED, That it is for the interest of
wool-growers to establish a uniform price
thoughont the country, and for this pur
pose a price should be established by this
meeting, and a corresponding committee
appointed to confer with other sections of
the country.
RESOLVED, That in the opinion of this
meeting, the medium wool of this county
should bring one dollar per pound this
season, and that we will use our exertions
to obtain that price.
The question of the propriety of clip
ping sheep without washing was taken up
by the meeting, and after thorough die
mission, it was generally agreed that it
would be to the advaLtege of wool-grow
ers, not only in a monetary point of view.
but would save the grower the very disa
greeable task of washing sheep; and also
save the sheep the injuries incurred by
washing; and as an expression of their
feelings on this subject, the following reso•
lotion was adopted ;
RESOLVED, That we agitate this ques
tion continually until we abolish the wash
ing of sheep.
It was resolved by the meeting that five
cents should be the highest price paid for
clipping stock sheep.
The Zanesville Times, in a sensible arti •
cle in regard to the demand for wool and
the profits made by eastern speculators.
says; _
As the wool buying season approaches
we have a word or two of advice to give
those who have this precious article for
sale. Wool is going to bring good prices
this season, as the scarcity of cotton and
the amount required for the manufacture
of soldiers' blankets and clothing will
make a large demand. It is but fair that
the producers should receive a share pf
the profits annually Wade on the wool by
eastern buyers, and this season we think
that farmers will lose nothing by holding
their wool until they receive a compensa
tion for it equal to its present value. In sel
ling their wool farmers should demand U.
S. "greenbacks": in payment, and take
nothing else. ;Eastern manufacturers send
their agents oat here in the west to buy np
the wool and pay for it notes on eastern
banks, many of which are altogether
worthless, or at least at a considerable
discount. Mach of the eastern money in
circulation in the west is counterfeit, and
it is greatly inferior to the currency fur
nished by the government. Let it be
clearly understood that wool can be bought
for no other but "greenbacks' or notes on
our State bank, and dealers will pay
that kind of money. We think these two
suggestions are worthy of consideration.
A Pittsburgher Abroad.
Mr. Chaffee, who formerly resided in
Pittsburgh, is now acting as agent for the
Builders Iron Poupdri at Providence,
Rhode Island,
A Flat Contradiction.
We direct attention to the card of Messrs
Sumner & Co., agents for the Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine, which will be
found in our advertising columns. We
have seen the report of the Commission
ers of the World's Fair, referred to by
Messrs. gunmer t , ,St .Co. and may say
that it fully bears out their statements.—
Pres. Banner, May 20.
THE SEWING 34ACI:IINE CONTROVREW.
In another column will be found an ad.
vertisement from Messrs. Sumner & Co.,
agents in this city for thd Wheeler.& Wil
son sewing Machine, correcting an erro
neous statement which has been circula
ted through the papers, to the effect that
the Howe Sew ng Machine was awarded
five gold medals at the World's Fair.—
Without offering at present any opinion as
to the merits of either of the machines in
controversy. we may state that we have
seen the official report of the commis
sioners of the World's Fair, and in this
report it is stated by the commissioners
themselves that but pup medal was given
to any exhibitor; and further. that rOl
awards made by the judges are publishet
in the report.— United Pres., May 2
Pare Liquors.
If yon wish to procure pure unadultera
ted liquors of any kind, for hotel, tavern,
or for family use you will fird them at the
store of Henry W. Beaumont & Co. No.
83 Liberty street, opposite Fourth street:
Where liquor is used at all, its purity and
excellency is the great desideratum to be
aimed at, and the very best should be
used. Housekeepers, will, therefore, be
pleased to learn that Messrs. Beaumont &
Co. have the desired article on hand,
Mateer's Body Found.
Coroner McClung yesterday afternoon
held an inquest on the body of young Me
teor who was drowned a few days since by
falling from a raft in the Allegheny river,
The body was found near the place where
he fell in.
Larceny.
Kate Barry has been sent to jail by Al
derman Taylor for larceny She was de
tected stealing old iron from th 3 depo
and workshops of the Pennsylvania Rail
Personal.
Gen. Mitchell. late in command of the
Department at Nashville was at Mansfield
Ohio, on Tuesday.
Provost littrshal.
Col. J. T. Kirk, of Washington, has
been appointed Provost Marshal for
Washington and Greene counties.
Walk from Falling.
Mrs. Philana Allen was killed a few
days since by falling down a pair of MAW .
at Oil City. She was on a visit to her
daughter at the time.
Plc-Nle.
There will be a picnic held to day at
Iron City Park for the benefit of Saint
Joseph Church, Sharpsborg. Aa the ob-
ject in view is a charitable one and pie•
nits decidedly pleasant, we advise our
readers to unite pleasure and charity by
investing 50 cents in a ticket. A good
dinner will be served.
Dead.
Mrs. Mary Schenck died on Tuesday
evening irom injuries rec%ived by falling
into the cellar at her residence.
Concert.
Professor Warnelink's concert comes
off to morrow night. He will be assisted
by his pupils.
Address by Col. Clark.
Col. Clark will address the good people
of Sewickley and vicinity to-night, The
address will commence at half past seven
o'clock and be delivered in the Presby-
terian church at that place.
Assault and - Battery.
The spring fights have commenced.
Alderman Taylor yesterday had three cases
of assault and battery before him, and the
parties,:after a hearing. beldto bail in the
sum of $3OO each.
Soldier Robbed. -
A man by the name of Renry Barnio
Was arrested and held o bail by Mayor
Alexander, charged with robbing a re•
turned soldier of the 123 d regiment of
$46, while asleep in Gerber's tavern, on
Ohio street, Allegheny.
•
Enrollment ,
' Persons were engaged yesterday enroll
ng. preparatory to commencing the
Pie Nic.
Remember the pie nic to-day at Iron
City Park for the - benefit of St. Joseph
Church, Sharpsburgh. A. fine dinner will
be served np.
imisminownswinionsmow
Hamill Challenged.
Josh. Ward, who was last summer de
feated by James Hamill, of Pittsburgh, in
two races, in a dialling match en the
Schuylkill, again throws down the gaunt
let and challenges Hamill for a race on
the Hudson for $5OO a side, the race to
come off early in July. We do not know
what Mr. Hamill's views may be, but as
Ward seems desirous for a "fair field and
no favor, amiss Hamill is now champion,
would it have been any thing more than
just for him to have said something about
"defraying expenses," or at least have
come half way to meet him ? Five hen •
dred dollars, even if Hamill were to win
it, would scarcely pay the expenses of the
trip.
John Lutz Pardoned
A dispatch was received from the Gov
ernor stating that John Lutz, who was
convicted of the murder of R. O'Leary in
Jane, 1857, was pardoned. The difFica;ty
took pia e in front of a lager beer saloon
on Wood street. Lutz made his escape
but was captured in St. Louis, tried and
convicted of murder in the first degree.—
Through some defects he has remained in
Jail ever since, To morrow he wilt again
be free,
A Policeman Injured.
At dusk last evening officer B. Dougherty
was severely injured in the following man
ner ; fre had a warrant to recover some
stolen horses, which were stabled at
Reachner's stables in Cecil's, Allegheny.
After he had entered the stall , one of the
horses kicked him in the breast so severe
ly as to knock him senseless. ge was
taken to his residence.
To-night Aurora Floyd will be presented
for the last time, as the piece must
__give
Way to other novelties. Orange Blos
soms, a sparkling comedy, will wind up
the entertainment.
Cornet find Bunions,
Various eircumstanzes 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 pe
culiar system of treatment of these annoy
antes has occasioned, but he must assure
those who intend to honorhim with a call
that other engagements will preclude the
possibility of his remaining in Pittsburgh
any longer than during the corn* week.
The following are the names of a few of
the persons, well-known citizens of Pitts
burgh and neighborhood, who 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. Boyle, .Pittsburgh.
Eli Young, Smithfield at., Pittsburgh .
James McGrew, Pittsburgh.
James Kelly, Wilkinsburg, Allegheny
county.
Ed. Seither, St. Charles Hotel, Pitts
burgh.
It C. Stevenson, Western Ticket 0
floe, Pittsburgh.
.1. Westbay, Dentist, Pittsburgh.
T. M. Marshall, Esq., Barrister, Pitts
bunh.
W. W. Morris, 81 Market street, Pitts
burgh.
Dr. Randall's offices are on Diamond
street, opposite the Court House, fourth
door above Grant street, where he can be
consulted for a few days longer.
GROVER ..tt BA XXVII sewing Illaabines.tor tr. iIY
manufaeteringpurposes are the bast In aim
A. P. 10 lATOI4 AY. General Agent
Itl wifth street. Pittsburgh. Pa
JOISZIFR YE TEL
JOSEPH KEYEE & BOH
1tA7Z. 7 .7/07rYIEE 07
PANCT AND PLAIN
FURNITURE & Ca A lES
WARIMOIISI{. 136 SMITHFIELD 12 111
akrttreen Mirth street and Virg i r Hey
EUROPEAN AGENCY.
ISNIEOPLAS HATTIGAN, =ROMAN
Agent. 122 Monongahela house, Pitts
burgh. Pa.. is prepared to bring out or tend book
4paal i n t gers from or to any part of theold coon
-IGllTT D b ilArh un nit ail e in le g ift e pay et tble in any
part of Bonne.
~ ,a eact for th
Ae g ein ne l f a MTlAle eli k l cA n tft i ire , ci
Paoaets, and o ror Luella= ot Steamers U4I -
ing between New York, Liverpool. Glasgow at d
Galway.
fell
B. B. NOBBION,
MERCHANT TAILOR
NO, 79 FEDERAL ST.,
ALLEHENY CIT Y, Pa.
Ha row on hinds G a
at lendid stock of goods
adapted to a first glass trade, which has been se
lected with great care. Goods mato to order. for
GENTS AND BOYS WEAR,
thO latest styles, with correctness and diponteil.
Two doore below Railway orooing. A legheny.
14411w.2enr
CHARLES L. CALD WELL,
(Successor to JR. Holmes k Co.,
P0.161,1E PACK.ER
Dealor in Bacon Lard, Sugar , Cured Hams.
od Beef dm.
Corner Market bro and k F e irst streets. Pittsburgh. Pe.
deolLlyd.
'1111( itS. D. LYNCH, FIQVIIIIEL HILL,
/Lab aria d fift 80 beautiful building lots,'whioh
she offers for pale on reasonable term+. They are
eligibly located, lying between the Oakland Sta
tion and the fidononghahela fiver. They °Dr
Many inducements for private r abidance". For
plan of lots and price, apply at the olfioe cf.
NOLAN,
No. 127 Fourth Et, one door above Smithfield St.
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WILSON'S PILLS
CITRE
SICK HEADACHE
CUBE
NERVOUS HEADACH E
ClO'lllEl
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE,
WILSON'S furxxs art) the result of
long investigation and careful conducted
eiperiments having been in use many rears,
during which time they have prevented and re-
lieved a vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating In the nervous
system or from a deranged state of the stomach.
They w itho ut taken a any times with perfect
slaty. making change rf Diet. and
the absence of any disagreeable taste, renders it
easy to admusister them to children.
By the use of these Pills the periods o at
tacks of irervont or dick Headache may ins pre
vented; and if taken th, commen cement o f
an attack immediate relief of pain and siolumeai
'WM be obtained.
iThey seldom fell In removing Ramat and
Hecolaohe, to which females are so =Watt.
;They act gently on the bowels — removing Cos
fineness.
For
Literary Men, Students, Delicate remake,
And all . pervocc of sedentary habits they are
valuable as a Laxative, in loving tin A ppait e ,
g i v i ng loge and visor to the digestive 01115,218,
and restoring the natural elasticity and strength
of the whole system.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
The /imam haves'knktures of R. A. WEL
sON and B. L FAm..NESTO4:IIII it CO. on
aitoh
'Sold by all Druggists and all other Dealers In
Medicines,
A Box will be seed by mail PrePal
°Opt of the
! . PRICE 26 . CENTS.
641 orders should be addressed to.
L. PARNESTOOZ & CO
sp
6 , ba.u.t7avl rrTBßu ßGE , P(b.
Theatre.
WASHINGTON, May 20.—A letter from
Nassau dated May 21, states that since the
first of March the following steamers have
made or attempted to make voyages to
blockaded ports. The Ocean Queen,
Granite City, Stonewall ,Tackson,Vretory,
OFora Havelock, llama !tuba, Hero, St.
John, Margaret and Jessie Mina, Calypso,
Nicholas, Ist Duoro Antonica, Giraffe,
Thistle, Gertrude, Georgiana, Britannia,
Petellaand Anne Charleston nod Dolphen,
2ti. In all of these the following have
been captured; Granite City, St. John,
N'icholas, Ist Gertrude, Thistle, Duoro
and Dolphin.
The Ocean Queen, Stonewall Jackson
and Georgiana, have been driven on shore,
and the Mica has been long absent and is
supposed to have been lost at sea; thus ,
disposing of eleven, The names of these
vessels are often changed, which conveys
the impression that the number ergaged
in the trade is larger than it really is.—
Thus the Stonewall Jackson was the
Leopard, the Victory was Wagner. and
before that the Annie Childs; the Thistle
was called the Cherokee, while the 'lase
lock is now called the Beauregard. The
same letter states that blockade running
not so active as formerly. The price of
freights have become greatly enhanced
within the last two months.
The United Slates Attorney for the Dis
trict of Columbia denies the truth of the
published statement that measures are in
progress for the seizure under the confis
cation act of the real and personal estate
of Mr. Corcoran, the banker,. There is
now no ‘eildence in his possession ti war
rant such proceedings.
Goodsill Buckingham was tc•day
pointed Acting Seccnd Comptroller of the
Treasury.
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.1111ADELPIIIA, May 20.—Joy Cock,
subscription agent, reports the sale of
2,113,000 dollars, five-twenties, to-day, to
be disti ibuted as follows . New York and
New Jersey, 697.000 dollars; Boston and
New England, 078,000 dollars; Philadql
plaia and Pend'a, 482000 dollars; Mis
souri, 170,000 dollars; Ohio, 170 000 dol
lars; Baltimore, 4000 dollars; Indiana and
Illinois, 38,000 dollars; Delaware, 10,000
dollars. Large deliveries of bonds are
being made daily, and every facility and
information furnished to subscribers.—
The security offered by this loan, con
trasted with the feverish and encertain
state of the stock market, renders it not
unlikely that still larger salea daily will be
made than those recently reported,
rCmmnunun
EAsTnN, PA, May 20.—The Erstern
companies in the 129th regiment of Penn.
sylvania volunteers, nine months men, re
turned home to day and were received with
a glorious welcome. After the reception
ceremonies they proceeded to the Hall
where a magnificent banquet was provided
by the ladies. Governor A. Reeder pre
sided. To-night the streets are brilliantly
illuminated with bonfires, illuminations,
&c.
Cl.ErEtesn, Onto, May 20.—Hon. S. R
Spaulding presided at the Union League
Convention held here today. It was ad
dressed by Hon. Montgomery Blair, David
gPaul Brown, J. M. Ashley, Jno. Hutchins,
ames Lane and in any others, and resolu•
tions to support the Administration were
unanimously adopted. The attendance
was large.
Hi :MN IJDON PA., May 20.—The Mon.
itor, a Democratic newspaper of this
place, waa destroyed to-day. The mate
rial was thrown iato the street, and the
loss is over $l,OOO.
ALpstiy, N. Y., May 20.—A large and
enthusiastic meeting held at the Capitol
to-night to organize a loyal Union League.
Thou. W. Alcott presided, assisted by a
hundred Vice Presidents. Judge Ilulbnt
reported a series of resolutions, which
were adopted setting forth that the coun
try deservcs the unconditional support
of all loyal men and the administration
must be sustained. That while friend
ly advice criticism and censure
should be tolerated; all demon
strations of a hostile or dialuyal charac
ter should be repressed by all practical
means ; that the meeting looks with dis
gust upon all the apologists of traitors,
The resolutions also compliment the re
turned volunteers and those In the field,
and express their gratification at the cheer
ing news from the south-west.
The resolutions also denounces the
spirit of friendliness to the rebel cause,
which Ia apparent .in various sections of
the country, and call upon all loyalists
to unite is support of the Government,
and recommending the organization of
Union Leagues, The League was 'then
formed by electing George Downing Pres
ident, and thirty delegates were appoint
ed to the Convention to meet at Utica,
N. Y., next Wednesday. Speeches were
made by Hon. D. S. Dickinson, Martin T.
Towneend, General Nye, and Colonel A.
8, Diven.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 19.--The steam
ship S. R. Spauldingiaailed for Newham
this afternoon.
Among h'er passengers are Brig, pen.
Briggs and lady.
The - expedition sent from Suffolk under
command of Col. Foster, has succeeded in
its mission, and the damage to the Sea
bpard and Roanoke railroad has been re
paired. Our casualties of the last three
days are insignificant.
ELBIIieBURG GRAPE.
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WE CAN FIIIZEISHA - PEWITTNES
as this valuable Grape at S2EO per dozen:
$l2 50 per ICO.
/0 OAP—lo BOXES TOILE r SOA P AS
b••aortal, in store and for sale by
REYMER & BodetrßOS.
14:6 Weent.
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TELEGR,APHIC.
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From Wash' 1-
mg-on.
DISPATCHES TO THE NAVY
DEPARTMENT.
TUE BLOCKADE RUNNERS
THE SALE OF FIVE-TWENTIES
129th Regiment Returned to
Easton, Penn'a.
NOTHER PRINTING OFFICE
--DESTROYED.
From Fortres3 Monroe
WASHIXOTON, May 20.—fle following
has been received at the Navy Depart
ment
WertaixoTox, May 14th.—To Hon
Gideon Wellee, Secre'ary of the Navy—
have the honor to inform you that I ar
rived of the. Month of Peed- liiver on the
morning of the 4th, and on the sth took
possession of Fort De Rassey, about eight
mike from its mouth, and on the evening
of the Oth I took possession of the city of
Alexandria, without resistance.
Gen. Banks arrived at Alexandria on
the evening of the 7th, and I turned the
city over 4) him.
Signed P4VID D:PORTER,
Rear Admiral Commanding the Mississip
pi Squadron.
The 11. S. Burk Roebuck captured on
the 2d inst., while attempting to run the
blockade at Andrews Bay, Fa., the Brit
ish snhooner Emma Amelia of 83 tone
loaded with 'lour, wine, 5c c,
J. KNOX,
29 Fifth f treat.
MARKET
PRIL IDELPECII, May 20. — aoverseed in fair re
quest at $5035 75 is 64 tbs. Flour—sales Extra
Pau:lily at S 0 'P bbl, and I,o'o bbls Epring Wheat
sold at Ed 50. 500 bushels Pennsylvania Rye sold
at $1 10. Corn—sniall sales of Yellow at 91092.
Oats are dull: sal of ;OW bush Pennsylvania
at 80e, weight, Wh es
i , ky LEI unchanged; sales of
300 bbls of Ohio- at 454:44.5%"e; Pennsylvania at
44 '4@i45e, and drudge at 44e.
NRIV Yong, May W.—Cotton declining: su'es
at 53@54c. Flour dull: sales 11.000 beds at $5 40
@5 65 for State, $6 40@6 60 for Ohio, and $6 60@7
for Southern. Wheat advanced I®2c; sales
150.000 bushels at $1 24(gil 42 for "Chicago Sprinc,
$1 3501 44 for Milwaukee Club, and S 1 46g1 52
for Red Western. Corn advanced 1®20,• sahes
80,010 bushels at 73®76. Beefquiet Pork firm.
Lard steady at 9%41014' Whisky dull at 43.,..Z
440. Freights dub, Petroleum—Crude at 273 , 4@
30c; Refined, 45.@46,%.
CINCINNATI, May 2 1 ,—Flour very dull and Su
perfine offered at $4 8 . )@4 90: Extra at $4 95(g.5
Fancy including Family, $5 10®5 25, Wheat dull
at $1 10®l 121 rßed. Corn dull at 59c. Oats at
6 . 6 c. Whisky 41c. Provisions dull and no sales of
G o ld
Groceri
atunchaned.
Gold 46@47. Pxoha es
rtge firm ,te.s.' premium.
BALTINORR, May 20.—Flour is very dull; Ohio
Extra at
Kt: I allo s4k . 75. Wheat is quiet. Corn is dull;
White w 9.l@asc . ‘Vhisky is dull and
nominal at 4 5f:)453.4. Oats sell at 7.1q475,
OARD TO THE PUBLId
A FALSEHOOD EXPOSE
1141011 SOME TIME PAST AN"
ADOEB
tisemont has appeared in the papers here,
stating than live Gold Medals had been awarded
"the Howe ewinq Machine" at the late World's
Pair in Lon Jon, 'one for the best en exhibition
for all parbosea and the others for superior sped.-
mons of 'sewing," Though aware at the time that
the 'statement was wholly devoid of truth and a
gross imposition on the public, we forbore no• bo
ws it until Such time as we could get an official
PODY' of the Report of the Judges in the matter
so that we could give it a pnAitive and authori -
tire contradiction. 7hat Refßrt, :iiablishod by
nnthority of the Conitnissionew o the Exhibi
tion. Is pow in our posse.ssion, and shows how ut
terly untrue are the statements in the ad vertise
wAtept
th alleudeWor d to
ld'
s Fair the WHEPL ER & WIL
SON Company bad but a single Machine on ex
hibition, while of the Howe Alachine there were
severa mayand. In the official copy of the award.
which be seen at our moms, 27 Fifth street,
it t stated that a Gold Medal was awarded the
Howe ,9ewinc machine Ucimpany, not, however;
114c400 the 4 Sewing' Machine was better, ores
good' as others, for all purpo es but because, in
the language of the award, they exhibited "the
best collection."
The "four medals" alleged to have been award
ed for superior specimens of sewing, were
never awarded at all, dor did the aforesaid
"superior sewing" receive even the barren com
pliment of an "honorable mention" in the
Ju .ge's Report. ( omparo this with the high
eompliment bestowed on the WHEELER & WIL-
SuN MACHINE. Though the Company, avoid
ing all pretentious display, awarded a single
machine on exhibition, it was
A Gold lifedalonits Morita as
a Family Machine, and
On its Merits Alone,
Those are the facts of the ca'e as exhibite I by
' the official report of Commissioner, and is
ju , t . ce to ourselves, as well as to expose a pap a -ble and fla k rant attempt at i tupos.tinn. we have
felt constram, d tt la; them blifore 'he put lie.—
We re•, ,,, t. thetefore, that tbo WHEELER&
14'/LBO2l MACHINE is the o ly ma.
chine watch re etre,' a Gold i?lcdal
on Gs :Merits at the late World's Fair,
an I In onoance all eta ements to 'the cororarY, no
mater from It ha , rourco they emanate. as wildly
unworthy of belief.
WM, SUMNER & CO
AGENTS OF TEE
Wheeler& Wilson Machines
NO. Q.
EPTIFT.I-1 STREET
marl4-hyd9ctv. T ITTSBURQU
NEW AND CLECIANT STYLE
Carpets & Floor Oil Cloths
Retailing at Wholesale Prices
NEW 0 ARPET STORE
M'FARLANO, COLLINS & CO
IFTLI BTRI T,
Next boor To The Post Office
We have, ow open a new and onto piete assort
went of every description of goods:in our line,
great part of which we are selling at
Manufacturers' Wholesale Prices
ap24.d± tr.
N" GooDs
HUGUS& HACKEI
orner of Market and Fifth
E treats.
Arenow opening a eplendid stcei of
New Spring Dress Goods,
New Spring Saeques,
New Spring Circulars,
New Spring Shawls,
New Spring Shia,
New Foulard Silk,
And a full a_mortment of
Summer Dress Goods,
00P- POLES, 20,000 lIICIi OD, Y
ILA light poles. just received and for gale by
A. FETZFR.
Con2by Ma rkusand First ertr
CEO. R. COCHRAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Moe No. 69 Grant street, near the Court
House. Pittsburgh.
L L BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
I'D
his care will receive prompt attention. Col
lections made and the money promptly remitted.
deofolyd
NOTICE.
11 N ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO
_ll_ visions of an act to incorporate the Jones &
N imics. Manufacturing Company, approval April
Ist, 1803, the undersigned will open hooka to re
ceive bUbseriptions to the stock of said Company,
CM XIONDAT 251 b, lost.
at the office ofJonv, Wallingford Co., Variety
Waite, coiner of Grant and Water St. at 10
o'clecs, a. In. Parties wishing information in re
gal d to stock—plan of organization. io., oan ap
ply.to Messrs. Jones, Wallingford X - Co.
Jno, v. Sioter. Charles Miller,
W. W. Patrick, J. H. Jones,
Jas. J. Bennet. A. M , Wallingford,
Wm. K. Nitpick, Alex. Nimick.
Alex. Speer. David itioheY.
myl4:lotd Carporators
CONCORD GRAPE.
0.:IIPERIOR VINES. AT $2 50 PER
&sea $ 1250 per lOU. Extra Vines at $5 per
dozen; SZS per 10d,
J. IC X
No, .T Fifth aNO reet.
KEItiOVAL OF LIVERY STABLE
The undersigned having removed his Live
r/ Sable from thn rear of the Scott 1/01/1M to near
the corner of-First and, Smithfield street. W. C.
Conn a old Stand, is proposed to furnish oarria' gea,
.Iniggies. and saddle horses upon the shortest no
tice; Alen horses kept at livery at reasonable
rates. Clidertaking and ail arrangements forlo
nerabl rollllllllkaa special attsnlion.
NN&L 1
BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati.
The Cumberland River trade is slacken . ng up.
The Lady Jackson-yesterda7 re -shipped ner Nash
ville freight on the Nellie Moore .. .. ...The Dace
takdropped down to the loves in fine order . She
is receiving for t- t •L uis . . .... Yesterday. Metmrs.
John Swa ey .4-. Co. sold the' new steamer Froreneo
Mi ler. to thle Naval Department, for .1...3 : WO .....
Capr,J. P. Sedam likewise so'd his new steamer
Banker, now being completed at the foot of Lud •
low street. for d'3o t 00. We hear the terms are cash.
All persons having hi Is against the Florence Alit
ler ass requested to p - esent the same to JIW. Sw.::
sey & Co. forthwith for settlement ~_,,._,The ..The vet
eran 'aptain David Blatch ford wiil probably load,
the Lielfast for Pittsburgh ...... ...By last night's
mall we received a very neat and tasty card, post
marked Fulton City, /Ili , ois, May. 16th, with the
comp items of lir. and Mrs. J. W. Stewart. We
congratulate our old friend Capt. Stewart, on n;ar
matrimonial alliance, Capt. Stewart, formerly
commanded the me;setiger, in the Cincinnati and
c o
Lenin trade ... . The Itasca is sow P ying on
kthe Upper Mias/sippi asnregnlor packet betnreen
tioleteli, Prairie Du chien and St. Paul; Capt.,. P. Weeb is in command. and Messrs. Charles C
Mather and Frank Lewis in the ctftce.
.....,.......„______
For CinciriLlatt, Evansville
St. Louis. Calm° and
'FRIDAY, AT 22-10 a. Tr,
TILE NE'ff D PLIM
11 tDID paY,S2llZer ta)rtler. Itlll-
FLI;
rnno YL). Capt, 'Hanson, c•-• ruandcr, w
leave as uncod above. For freight or pal
s.3ga apply on bond or ta
JOIIN FILACIL , r
J. LIVINGSTON & CO., Agt..
try2l
For Cincinnal and
THURSDAY. May 21-4 P M
THE 1.1.751 R vasstwormi
E eatmer, ST. LOUI9. o Ncel I
Commacdir rift, leave. E... 3 above, tar freight cr
pasugo Apply n n h - ard,(rt:,
J, B. LIVING 12 , 07 Sc Co . go-As
ra) JOII Y FLACZ, Agent.
o r Cincinnati, Evansville Cairo, St.-
Louis, Gwent', Da tigne,
THIS DAY, :0 a. m.
THE NEW ANDSPLENDID
pne...nc o' er stm 1-1
mer. WILITsOSE,
Dickonaon, command,wil leave at. unnonn
at ove. itor tre.tritt or va"salle on board, m• to ozd
na3 0 Jl3 LlVlicoTON § CO., Ag'te,
or Cincinnati. Evansville, Cairo and
St Louis.
THIS DAY MAY 21—.20A. M.
THE FINE PASSENGER
steamer JAS. R. CJILMORE, Capt.
Gilmore commander, wilt Wavy an above,
Nor treigttor passage, apply on boatd.
a,3"20
For Marietta anti Zanesville.
Itertslar Xinnk ing-narl river Packet
leaves l"littabitrgii every 'Tuesday, 4
I. in., Znuessilleevery Friday n.m.
P... THE NEW ND NVILENDID
Passenger steamer EM MA GRA
HAM. Monroe Ayers commander, will leavo as
noted above. For freight or passage apply on
board or to J, IS. LIVINGSTON dr. CO.
api
PITT6II/URG.II AND WHEELING
PACKET-
For Beaver—Wellsville—Steubenville
and 'Wheeling.
Leaves Pittsburgh. Every Tuesday--
hursday and Saturday. at r I A. M.
' Leaves Wheeling Every lilontlay-Wed
nesday and Friday, at A. M.
LATHE SWIFT RUNNING
Patsen st-amer, S. C. BAKER.
r commando,, will leave as announ
sad above. Fcr freitht or pens go apply on board
or to JAMAS COLLINS & CO. Agts.
maYl3
Fi'ea/ltl krOA • AtaCNCIT.
W 11. a•
Ilya openod an office at
NO 90 WATER STREET, •
Where ho will zansait a General titoamboa
Agency buciness, and would solicit a. sharo of eat
ronaze from steamboatmem an24-lyd
FRO Air r E
- •
"OLD COUNTRY."
1 1INDERSIGNED IS PREPARED
11 ; bring out emigrants fromany part of Eng
land Ireland or Sco.land, other by snifFmer fast-
Rai I ing steamer*, including the mammoth Ftea
m-
G R EAT EASTIR.N. or firit•alass sailingvegsels.'
at tar lower rates than tick e , s o-n be purchased
for at any other office in Pittsburgh. A edress
D. o'NEIL
European Agency, Chronicle building, VIM' ,
rt.
Pittsburgh. Pa tuhlt.:l3mdcodetw
New ChLa ta
Steamship Great Eastern.
WALTER PATON, Oommander
Great Eastern
From Liverpool From Now. York
. urd ay, May 16th. ............... ...Saturday June
Tuesday, June BOth ..... Tuesday July 21
And at the male regular interval-, thereafter.
RATES el? PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN, from $95 to $135
SECOND CABIN
Excursion rcketq; cut end back in tho Ist, ar
2d Cabins only, a fara and a hat'.
Servants accompanying pa - ecnger, and Chil
dren under twelve ytars ace, ts.if fare. Infanta
free.
THIRD CABIN
,S5O
STEERAGE, with superior acconeedations43o
All fare Payable In Gold, or its evils
alent In IJ. S. Currency.
Each passenger allowed twenty cable feet cf
!mirage.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
For mane° apply to
4. - I.7AN, A. WHITNEY,
At the ()thee, 25 Broadway.
For freight apply t 1
HOWLAND 4 ASPINWALL, Agents.
El South it:eat.
or to THOMAS RATT/GA N,
ap2L•tijul No 122 Monongahela House.
W. B. LaPros—......
LUPTON •t OLDDJEN,
MINNPACTUREAS IND DEALBRA IA
FELT CEMENT &I GRAVEL ROOFING
113-Repaira to Old aravel, eanvam and Metalio
Roofs made at the lowest prices,
All work promptly , attended to and warranted,
OtUco,/Horning Post corner Fifth and
Wood streets; 2d storm. Inhl7
QRION SETS-3 BARRELS ONION
Bette. iunrmived and creaks by
Cwt l A.ESTZES.
VarstAst
~ „ alai} Sgt arse'
mmm;z=
ravEln zNTELrarawroz.
POET OT PITTSBURGH.
LLVED.
Franklin. Bennett. Dro KI rrnarill3.
qallmn, Clarke.
C 'later. Walter. Wheeling.
Enunr. Floyd, Ranson, Et L uis.
TtP
Franklin. I,lnnat - -
ON-ke t, Brownsville.
,
Camelia, Uulding, Louisville.
Wit-The river—Last evening at tai•
light thorn worn 5 feet 6 inches wAter in tiro
Channel, and falling slowly.
TheSAvorite steamer "Saint Lon-
IR," Cant Neckd is announced to leave to-day for
Louisville and incinnati. This boat has e best
cf accommodations, and is in charge of a th c:ever
set of officers. Passengers anti shippers will
bear this in mind.
The ever punctual packet, "8. C.
/ink r," James Waltur Commander, will be found
at the landing this morning, she will leave to-day
at 11 a, to. for Wheeling and intermediate ports.
...
rd ic• The new aid splendid packet ' O .E al.
ma Floyd." Capt Ranson, leaves" for S.l Louis on
on Friday. This b at has returned from her first
trip, giving entire sat sfaction to both winters and
officers, she did her duty admirably, and takes her
an
pieattenti ce as a fi•stfficer and chtss imoket. Mr. W. II • heat is
ve o will:take care that the
pazsongeo have the best of attentiork
Yom' It will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns, that the new at eamer, J
It
Gilmore, rapt Gilmore , . is announced for St. Lou
i on This day. Passengers who have traveled
on this boatspeak in flattering terms ofher apart
ments, we tako pleasure in recomonding boat and
officers.
In our notice of the Steamer "J.
R. Gilmore." wq forgot to notice that our friend
Cam, J, C. McVey, will do the honors in the ct
n.°, with credit to hitutelf and nroflt to the own
ers.
Wp• The fine passenger steamer
"W hite Rose," Capt Dickenson, leavek this ay
for St Lords, flu'brulne, Galena and Ft Paul, She
has sir ce her last trip been fitted up in a very au
pe for manner, and offers the best of acotnodation
to persons going that way. Air. Whittaker who
has charge of the office, will i t o certain to see that I
Passengers are we I caTeci for.
_ -
R./VEU
P ® ES IS A. 3EI
THE STEA.If SHIP
..J. it. OLDDIGA
PITTSBIThIGI3 TILEATItIi;
Latino: iav ifENDEMON
Thia Thursday evening, will he ' , resented Tor
the time, in thin countrY, camp/cm with new
can — itutrtbng acct., and bran tiful taWeaus,
the th ri,bug• sensation play, from the correct
rigicat z nglh h copy. entitled
AVRORA FLOYD
i0h1:1
.................. .................. Frslff
. . ..... . .............
e i or ,
GI oh
CWI , t ,
May
Aura.. Floyd
lib, r!;.
•
To conclude 'n• in do new - pcd'o c)titoly enti
tled /
011.14iGIE Bi.OSINGIN
. Ynunetty = Stft,n
01. ( lettuce ........... . ... . ....... tbipref d:Ou
Isabeta. . .......... ..... . . EtloNle
Loulta. ....... ..... . .......... Lizzie (i!1.
To-morrow nliLt, benefit of fife..T. G. ''eften.
-rinncrumvs VARIETIES M
Solo Lammed: anater.- DICK O'NEIL.
Stage , Ifanagor ...... . ..... ......... ... .Low Eimmoos.
Immense attr•otion for this veek,to night the
great ^CUERISKIE. whops performances aro
themonder and admiration of all bthm d.
rz
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL
MISS RATE WALTERS.
MISS MARY WALTJN.
MSS ANNIE HAREISON.
- - LEW SIM &IONS; •
JOHNNY MARL.
M.A. WARD
HARRY TALBOT..
•
and t we've othere- And the beauhafttalielzal
band of the caaLrPhment, lePd by feige.
Ad'ad-,aian--10,10, 254 a 50 cents.
mylB;ti ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
J. M. . . ..... .... . .... . ........
COUNWELL XLERIII, •
CARRIAGE MANUFACTNEIIB,
SILVER & BRASS PLATERS, •
and manufacturers of
Saddlery aad - Carrimee Iftellwartt;
No. 78L Clair Street. and...Duguegna
(near the Bridge.),
rani . PITTSBURGH, PA.
.EXCI.bIeSIOR I •..
The rn?s , preparation that will instantly pit
dare a splendid brown (Jr biaok 1 ten minutes,
with rut injury to the bait or mill g the skiu of
the fa eo> (.7 I:Kul. ig
I CIiISTADORO'SVIAIR DYE.'
_ . _
It has - roan ceitried by the Srae Chemists in
A suer', a, inclediog Dr. I', CBILTON, to be free
fronkece ydoleterions soh:lane% and has no equal
in the certainty and za. 'Ally of its ape:when.
2 daaufaatured by J. tAtIsTA.I.K.mu, a ne.cr
Howe, New York, Sold everywhere, and and:-
ad by all Hair Dressers. -
CDISTADORO'S HAM PRESERVATITE,
It Invaluable with his Dye, aelt imparie 'be ut
most softr ess. tba most heal:U.looes, and Creat
vitality to - the - Heir.
Price $ 3 -$ l -Ld add $3 n or.bc.r. secorifu to the
apt.'•dttgltrlor." . '
B. TOE LtS , VENIEI'[AN I,IN -
AdJir meet. An instantaneons rerne - dy for chrop
rheumaTi.:hesda.che, toothache, oreulf. col
lo, quinoY. Coro tby , oautand pains in eny I.•art ct
the nody. Try a bettip surf be consinced. Ve.
meir.her this article success, net an expert.
meat- for 14 yearit has bocu tested. Every -ono
W 1101118.3 it rococo/nand, it. No 'medicine over
had each a rep utation as this: ail tut l? it has work
ad way tefore trio public. and all are loud in
its tracer,. ' Chronic rheurnansat" Thousands are
laid tor weeks one bed orogen:o'. And nevor walk.
ed without the aid of crotches, tai h )513
complaint Lan testify to then:Hake] eff , ets of this
liniment. • They are cared and cr.:a:lain" vir
Beg throughout the 'and. Rein:tabor rtilet is
certain.. and 'ft,pnaive - e 13 sure to follow.
El ea° ache of all kin ewes rant to Qum Puuld
tore throat, cluinrY and diptheria are r o bbed
thole terrors ty a timely use of th &Venetian. Lin
iment •11 has caved hundreds the- past three
mr , nthe.
Price and 6it seals , Folti fry all dranictis.-
offi.ee 56 Cortland etrest.Dievr Yerk•
las7:diewe:we
rectVa aboat Etrandretb76
NsW CAPSLZ, 1
Weanads_ tet Con N. Y.,...0et. 29 72,
Mr. G. Tag E yes SaELDO.N. tedaer Sin Sing
boar Sir—r would state that I was haducal to
use DRANDR gTIt'S PILLS, through the room
inendadon ofJohn Ft, Swift, of Croton;Wectobas.
ter county, who was entirety restored- to health
by their use. _He was dek for some two - years, vary
costive and dyspeptic, and he tried everythias
but was Pill relloved. ally, he took one
Be th's ever, day fora leek, and a dose e_x
, Pills every day for three days, and then took one
1111 every day, with an occasional dose of sin.
n
one month he was able to go tc work. and to throe
months ho well. gainingVpounds In weight.
Yours trul - EDWARD PURDY.
WRECTCHESTIII Ca MOT 4, e :
Edward Purdy being duly Sworn, says that he
resides in the town of New Castle; that aetrte
years ago ho was very sick with a sore on hi,
which had been running for over - Eve yews; that
ho was also much distressed bye pain in lus chest,
and besides very costive and dyspeptic; that of
tor trying . various remedial and many physicir.us,
ho commenced not ulDrandreth's Pills, six to eight
throe times a week sada the end of one month,
the sore on his leg healed. and at the end of two
months he was entirely oared of costiveness; dys
pepsia and. pain, and his remained well oVer
sinee.EDWARD PURDY.
Sworn to before me. this 18th darer Oct. 18.432.
matcouit SMITH.
nolZdkvr_ .tfo Justice of the Peaca.
Sold by Thomas giiipaih. Diantond AllsY
Pittsburgh. 4
ÜBLIU NOTISTE.--PITTSRII766IB
& Uniontown Telegraph Company. In ac
cordance with the Act ,of .As.embly. Porpora
-
tang the Pitb•srah lc Uniontown Telegraph Com-
PenY,there will e amteting (tithe' Corpsmen
and b.tockitolders of said Company. at the °Mee
of the Pittsho ran & Connelsville Rahroad Com pa
nY, No. 67, -gc , t4 . th street; to the city: of ,Pio.*
'lltrutritdoy, the 4th Day of June. 1&63.
f , r theinrrpcse of electimg.aPresideni. &ranters...,
Treasure. and four Directors, anddoing Each olt.
er acts as may he necessary to effect a permanent
organization ecsaid Company. -
- filtiaßY RLACBSTONE,
JOHN WATT,
W. O. HIJOHART
/W,
JOHN R. INO.
and other Cormatctra. . .
myl.lcdlaw;.Bw,- - -
IN THE ORPHAN'S COURT FOll
A. the CountY of Philadelphia:
lii the mattee of the Partldon of the Keal Ea
tate of Patrick Ilern•dy deed.
To Mary Doran , wife of Janice Doran • Marra.
rot Ford, widow; Bernard ' Kennedyj Ps
Mary, and John" Kinnedi, tahttfr children of
John Kennedy, dee'd.; Theresa Kennedy and
Ann - Fa , rell:—You will please notice Role to
accept or refuse to take said Peal Estate at the
valuation, returnable Friday, May 1,, 1864 at 10
o'clock. A. M.
J. COOKE LONGSTItEET, '
Attorney for Petitioner
reb3ailaw4w
Partition of Real Estate
N THE ORPHANS' COURT won
.11. the County 09 thita,delytda. • .
la , ate of Pehiek Kenr.edy deed,
May 1at.1863, On motto Kennedystrett for Pe
titi .ner. rote of Catlin...no . widow ofde
ecosed, and of Mary Doran, wife a James.
Doran, Margaret Ford, widow, Bernard Kennedy
Patecg,"Blary and John Kennedy. miner chilt
dren J‘din Kenney. deed. Thomas Sennedy
and Alm Farrell. haw.; ofPattick li'ennedy. d o'd
to show came why the s .id Real Estate thotdd
not be told returnable Friday. Juno IMAM, at
In o'clock, A. M.
Please notice Aare rule
J. CIOICE LONGSTRETT.
• Att vney for Brldgot Kennedy. Petitioner.
To Afars ti. - itathwift of James Doran, 11:rnard
Kennedy, Thomas Kennedy and Ann Famed .
ma: 5;1 arrat -
.•DRINISTRATION NOTICE—Whirs- as. Lettere of AdmiUistrsttou to the (tate
of George tlearnenfrrder, saddler, late at the tItY
of Pittsburg'. disaid., have been granted to the
subseribi.r. all persons indebted to raid Baste
will make parutent, azd :here haying dolma
ason e t tae u-W present them. duly atithea
tooted. far aettlement... without delay.
VICTOR R.ELLVE.
dr:ambit:atm'.
PSoS) 0 hie street. Alleshezi
inaso:lawsw
Fowls. Animals, &a.
Put up ti trio, 500 and $lOO boxes. BoUle.l an d
Plass* $3 and $5 abet for Hotel .. Pnedie insh
tutiori Att. _ •
Only infalible remelleatmern."
"Free rrom Moons:
.'Not dangerous to the /Inman Vamps."
"Ratseome out of their holes to die"
hcad.W.ho!*sale in•anlarresitlea.--
sold.bi all D tact Dealdiaz Grant- -
where.
sI. I Beware!! of all worthless troltallona
*3- See that "ecustar'a" name Ls on eaeh Box.
• Bottle suld.N/aak-hefore you buy. - --• • -
13. Address ---- ,..:3111E211141( - 14. - °OXTAIL
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