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In thy . A,N6 on Adv—t , et lan • work, I.
a letter from the her. Ur. Thontron,. the edi
tort and which details an interview he had
with Gen. Grant in a railroad car in Penn
sylvania, a few days ago. Ile says
At Altoona, Blair county. lia.,was vre trent
to the cars. we found a crowd on the platforth
and as we took our seats we learned the rea-m:
of it, as some one cried out, "three cheer• far ,
Gen. Grant," a commons that was obeyed
with sect. We wore introduced to him and
bad a very pleasant conversation with him.
Be is • man of medium height and unusual-
ing manners. His dress tram plain and in no
respect indicative of his rank. The stranger
Is struck with his youthful appearance. lie
seecua to he pot over thirty-fire years of age,
yet we need not be surprised that •he has se
complished so mach, for few men become
great who do not achieve their greatness in
early life.
Gen. Grant is a Democrat in the, true sense,
of the word. He is for the people, all the
people. He hoc none of the airs, or the spirit,
or the philosophy of an aristocrat. Without eeeeee et one o'clock, an d w a rapt . .. iii. i
freedom or the want of dignity, he la at home comment. at that hoot, hut we did cot hai
lstones and everywhere. He is very modest, pen to be "on limo" on this occasion, and.
seeking told& from the public gaze. Though
pero ,. .
ape I/aide,' sorhe of the beet performances
ITlBlealtles of a Campaign in Virginias exiled for by the crowd at every station, it wh en es arrived the hand, , w .„. s pi,
if Gen. Grant does not disfeat - Lee and drive was with difficulty he could be persuaded to herith,) was .„„ndi..; some of its prettiest
step forward and raise his hat: be mktle no
the rebels but of Virginia in three months, or strains. Brass horn. never sounded, sweeter
winches, but retired to silence mo d esty is a
If he does not win in every move and every mark of merit. w
° saver meet with ° tam . El.; r il n b t7v l e l 7 . w d as k n o n de Lli b e7co * l t o h ;e7 rel ' i7h i n
battle, be will not be hooted down and die- ter mind without it.. I with the movie, if we may judge from the f re
-4 W e know new b y sa d napos i nti , In speaking of lien. 2doClellan he exhib
grate . o "more music from the brave
~_ ited both good cense and generosity, while g sa ii e r d t . c . al T l ' i h f a ". tformanee , of the afternoon
What war is a nd what are the obstacles to "" at the same time he indicated_an intention to I a„,,,an were l' es , iellent, pertlrularly the ad
overcome in Virginia. From a calm end sal- ovoid hie errors. He attributed Gen. Mc- dress by Mr. Heim Stewart. It was one of
died" article en the Army of the Potomac, in Clellan ' s failure to no want of ability or ed. the moat beautiful and eloquent we ever lint.
tie kitty wad Nary Journed, we take me, in. emotion, but to the fact that be Nisei too rap. coed ~,, D0 ,,,,, 0 ,, is , dv , tv , ry, h , a
idly, was intoxicated by his elevation, and
'tractive biota as to the ilithcbltion of a cam - afraid to make a bold step lest it should be a , fo r a time
stead,not very big but awful black, appeared,
paign In Virginia t false one. Moreover he utfortunstely allowed . i nev i ta bl e. Tn
end or t lime a storm and a rumpus seemed
give a eicar ace not of chi.
On the digit of owe army e as, c h a i ns of himself to he manipulated by politicians, and rumpus we mast go back to the exciting time.
mountain" which enable the rebels to conceal • bewildered by the fatte lights which they. of lea raw, campaign. •
anyfianking movement they may undertake, held out before him. If such be the vies The Dornomats of Clinton—we won't call
while the valleys afford to them the means for whlcbthe Lieutenant General taker, and we them copperheads; them are good lini•n men
an easy and uninterrupted passage to the Po. have no dotibt of toe correctness, there is I /money, them—purchased a beautifal lag to
too= above Witabington, and one almost around to hope that be himself will not b. I carry to the out viatica of the demonstrable
entirely secure from attacks in their rear. On the victim of political wire.workers, but will
' Democracy at Borgettstown. When the Bor.
our front.is a succeasion of rivers, presenting' steadily employ his powers In the right di - gettstno a demonstration was over the flag :.171ossday Etresisig. ..71arcs 24,
great nal:twat obstacles to oar advance, and at motion and for the right motive, namely, to
waned course, brought-back again to Clinton. ,
the same time easily defensible; tot make love the country. It so, his emitemPererie s Coid weld wasn't elected and the flag wee I:toile:Oahu Ii.VICRY STittillid end on WED 41'a
flanking movements by ascending then ii is to will honor and reward him, and posterity will sarie • d and l a id away. The owners of the flag , 1 nav and PrePtePAT Ary thNuor b d . o n ring the
d Low•
open our rear to attacks from Fredericksburg, i award him renown when the political .rhernes , howv,„, kindly consented to lend it 10 the ,;;:t,,,,,;" '''' '''''''''' m 'nr • ' r br f'" ' r
and to cross below the rebel army, i na w n . rho lof the time shall all have been doomed to 1 ..
, Union Relief Literary Association” for the ' ci, ass Steam Engine "Monitor
railroad •prey to guerrillas. The country is, merited (Marina.
1 ellitottion, and it together with the Clinton
moreover, masked in every direetion by dense; General Grant is hopeful, and while he . caves ," nag, decorated she stage on th,, .. ,
forests, rendering anything lik e a surplice i n makes no such ext•avagant utterance. Se i casino. Somebody told mum ot the fie-y Dem
force impracticable. A few rebel scouts may I General Scott and General McClellan did, he ~,.a te ti, at the exhibition was nothing has an
at all times easily detect and thwart each a yet leads.. thoridoreetid that events are in Abolition concern and these same men deter
movement. Stich are the natural features of trial. lee • decisive Spr i ng eeml""1,?•„. . `Li r t rained that if the exhibition IMF nothing but
the country. I speaks in the highest terms of General neer , an Ab o li t i on ~,,,,,,, they, the fiery li cmo .
1
It is a well known rule of military opera , man, who succeeds him it the Western Depart- , „ eta, „ vet , / tear down en d take away the
Gene that • "base" should neither be tontex • , meat , who , he vayo, het act superior le *the flag that had !looted so proudly above them'
tended nor too limited, arid that it should be ' service. at the Bargetudown demonstration. This ,
aceessible by several routes . The base of the'. hello ol General McPherson, on whom much will , ,„„ hand „ t . nee gathered around a remain 1
army of the Potomac is just the' width of a I deroive, as well as of " e ' er-al (film's, who is l window, and the sparks of wrath til , kerr , l
railroad track, and that railroad furnishes i yet to play an important part. curb of the i and fluttered and flew at each a rate that it ,
really the only practicable route of cOnliiitilai , two latter great:wood at the head of hie class. I was deemed prudent to close the shutter. I.
cation. For every mile of adranto beyond l'imierol Sherman '"'hid have done like w ise ,
i keep out the lire and the smoke. Then mane
Vilrfai Court House 50k1 men are r•qtairedi hut for some demerit marks.
that is , " Thai i . ',"•"" I a fli.rop on the window, that led the !note
to protect the rear. ' The leaders of the 1.01.411. j -the General. 'tarns my case, s, to 001.0 timid to believe that the good old United,
of course understand all these circtnstauces, I demerit marks —only if they had been can- aresby Jeri. Church was being bombarded,
an d as , a l ways ready t o i o k o a d van t age of I celled I might not have reached the head I t !
a id that the war hod i•otameaced in earn.,
them. They are fully aware that they eon 1. 1 7 etas ,- : Tae thump brought the brava to their ft:e.t.a:n:l
hold in cheek, with three-fourttis of its force,l On nor expressing a fear that his cleriftion , ~, ao, a tone traveled
cotoftoe bocce art
uaim
the army of the Puto. Meantime, they would take him from the field, he gore ar io , ire i' n hi „ ) .. „,,,t desperation in his heart.
pantie the Fabian policy—the policy of understand that although he mould bare on
. 1..„.i 0 ,,d io gull the r0wn,,,,, or die in the
Washington on the mountains of the Hudson i em''" in Woehiogi'in, h. lla not Intend to d . attempt. The waiter was finally admstel
river. They are not foolish enough to stake olo , b •lii. , work, but would take the field i wit,,, at ~,e.dahed. and iii. , 0 , a1 „,,. „,,
everything on the risk of a barrio, Oiccpt wherever and whenever he deemed his row 1 5 h„,,,,, e d orain as more that day. Betide :h,
when inralnerably fortified. They will net enee would he most eweiol. We mold hat i e l oooen i .p eech .1 ai r . Stewart ther e were ,
attack, nor will they ..occrit a battle in the compliment him upon the brilliant campaign , . number ~.„0 „ ,„
~r ;41, ,,,a l arat s ans shot wt „
field. Their own rear needs no protection, which bronght him suomssfully to Vick • burg,.
very criditable.. The ciening Pension ws•
they hare two railroad routes besides .11 the He relined that it 'ea. i'''''""h", 50 1 " -I ."
N ; protracted int. , the •: we ma' b..t.re Ap.r i
ordinary roads. Theis they have all the ad ddee• e
: the toil,' en:l we have r,' doubt that r, cry
ventage of position on their vide. The Ileneral's face it, net unpreporeet •,e c, ~,..,,,, ~,,e .c„ , e. all ~,,., ~,,,,,,,,,i ~, they
But are - we in view of these diMeultica to bit spirit i. geoiol, mud his eiiiiveriii'i• i• -- h a d r ,,,,,,,,i „or,. ..,..,, a '., e w e r'. ie.., h ,-I t
expert nothing from the army of the Polo Indicative of a well. balanced . determined sr,' ~t .v, a , n t and saostatv , ~ is
•...a: s ivr sto
mac? No, it may overcome them in two 1., vigor , or, to , oat. mind. (laving beer" lost /...,•bit t.• enutu• r.. 10 all ,a 7 g , - i thing•
three ways. First, with a antrlvicnt foretells, he wee intemperate, wewere 'little surprive.l, we heard and ,Car on the stage that bigot. ,
cover its flanks, it may compel the enemy so, and not a little gratified, to Fee no mark, I Ai , dv„..„ particular praise f . , the manner
retreat and Richmond to lie abandoned „iterhuterer of Masolute habits upon biei • Ito , ,„ abet ,h ; ~,,f„,,,,,,,,,, were got, en o p.
o coon d, i s may be able 'o, r i ng soon engano i have. however, pretty good es i donee that he The origi nal nab p,,,,,u,. the ..„„, y . , •. 1 „,.1,
meet, which will prove decisive. Third, L. I has been foolish enough at time.. to indulge in
,kneeuadel.," the ••51organ 11,01 - , •ration,
cutting it imam from Wesithingron, end makingl earme• and that he LeasilY 000"0.. ,, .. ouch ••Cbtrm,•le o' the eeme-y. - the 'I en Iv yr '•
it a moveable cotumn, it may go at any time! rdse'."l"hr—a good ".d.hc. that he ' ''''' '''' f 0. ny th.n.ts, the•• le tioncer," the t' al an i a-.
to the rear of the rebel army and open a ne o 1 ha s ei'hel tiv'aittre• and a rood warr".g• which •'llart. s Man.a.•," the oricia,3l dial,.,:nc, the
base for itself on the Primunky or boil, rive..., Iwe trial odl cane him in future 'r .m ru - b , ,„t o , eae ,, ~, the "6e.s_vons,'" the % . aledietory,
or by she railroad from Fredericksburg. We !I uln. , rot , ^ner•
rick nothing ie seliog Illttl. tile army can at I 15 -ii that a gl'aielhi '•-thelt7 crowns him, and she ay please that greeted tnem * ;l owe'.
any time go to Richmond, if relieved from the ; with her leignegt h ooev a,leri intrust. huh ' that the, Wore Aprre•ule I 1, the c ptlt• as
netesaity of protecting its rear. This c.ti'd I with her highest ft , llt 41..11 - i,, be POI Fund: . ~ , r , ,,,,..
have been done last - fall, when Gen. Meade I commit n•• act an•artirY of the t ' t.e " .6 ' n "' nu. ere It, n, hie heart. d vow bof 1:.,. p
crossed the Rapidan mad wa, stopped by the I the world or dhPeeffilell hi , ' ,'''''',°• } - 1 " 1 ':" ~„1 t ~,,,, .! - , ~! ~ t :.,,, I. err L., ea.e
rebel works on Mine Run. The army cau l ~,. well .ducat' d 4 .,1 4:' .-'3.• and hai• w' ' the :iill'eeinge ,:fIII, AI • t Altl i ‘1,,..34.101 ..,
transport fifteen day s' subais to um and torage,!doobt not. Joel v iew. of the foodemehlei P‘'. - ' Pit- Mei , thee oot “gr,••• weary in welt
and w i t h this it can be tg „,,,t to 11,,,,,,,.; rirle• .: t,e go,pa, sod r. t tend ferric, tor , t ,,,,, , •: ~
Court House, where it eon operate on it n. wil ri' i ltri ., o r , i , • ,,,,,,, ' , .- Ili , ~,,,R , ,,,c , ' , ." 1 ., " ,
base; or, if successful in forcing the re 101 l a- w e r••old ti Sc, w•• . i eitow.peet and Le ::+e
lines, can even enter iticbmeni et once. I log Tuning to i ~ i t h e piper' i.e cold,
- 1 observe here •croalt that the feral.
'' acv vent for ro: • n
.itend the theatre, lie, I
1 have not been ie at all."
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:MARCH 31, 1864.
TtIIIRSDAY::::
Rebel Prospects In Went Loul•ldur
A letter from Fort Morey to th•
• oinnati Ga:•ttr !Sp
Prom various sources we gather that tln
rebels here have about abaudooed the Idea of
defending any of their navigable atreado.
When asked to acaount for their apparent
neglect orso important a fort, they reply that
this was considered merely as an experiment
in engineering (certainly a very creditable
one, and one which the gunboats alone might
have vainly assailed for a month.) but claim
that no soon sa we leave the river., they will
fall on um for destruction. This certainly
does not find corroboration in the fact that
they surrendered to forces which marched
*cress the eonatry. Of this sort way the un
finished obstruction of puce about nine mires
below here, which the gunboats had to tear
away to allow the huge transports to pace
through. Am nearly as I can learn, Walker
has two thousand men, mostly infantry, south
of cm. Taylor
. has.perhaps, as many at Alex
andria, and It is probable that they may be
united ate, the latter place. Hanks hoe some,
douhtlek - in his frobt, about Opelousas.
Important Financial Measures
Mr. Secretes.: Chase, It id understood, Is
soaking arrangement& for the iseue of gold
notes, receivable for duties, which he. , propmes
to pay for the interest falling doe on "April
May 1, July 1, August 19;0cl -` •••i, Novem
ber 1, 1864, and January 1, ISt. without re
bate on Interest due on or boron J sly 1, and
with rebate at the rate of three per rent. per
annum on interest domafter that date.
The aggregate of Interest coming due at
these dates is about 545,000 000, of ',blob it is
°opposed tbat about 2.5,000,000 will be antici
pated in this war, making a virtual additb n
of nearly that amount to the steel of gold
The Secretary also hae under consideration
the expedieney of receiving national CIIITO 0
ay at rate. slightly below the current values
of gold and of issuing therefor Assistant
Tresearer's certificate receivable in payment
of ditties.-- lrusAington Intelligence".
Escape of Three Hundred Union Pri
soner. from Danville. Vs.
---Elte-Dsyttro, Ohio, Journal of Monday, has
a dispatch from Fayetteville, West Virginia,
dated March 26, winch says "Wm. Stuck of
the 93d Ohio, has just arrived from the rebel
prison at Danville. Three hundredsilters are
on their way North—among them John
Chambers, John Beatty, and three others of
Company F., 93d Ohio, cod George Was., Ist
0.w.1."
Oar readers will remember that a rebel die
patch, published some days ego, stated that
three hundred Vision prisoners bad made
Weir eseape from Danville.
Tan rebel announcement to the effect that
an engine had run over the whole length of
the railway destroyed by Sherman, giving the
world to understand that the damage he in
dicted had been very nearly repaired, is, of
course, all nonsense. With .the very best
facilities for making repairs, those reads could
not be put in regular running order again in
less than two months ' while under the dis
advantages they (rebels) reel, it is doubtful
whether they are fully repaired until the re
turn of peace. It won't do, however, to allow
the North and Europe to believe that the
Confederacy has suffered so severely by the
__crast..rald, and hence the report so quickly
Cfroldsted 'Ws "the damage is nearly re-
. . .
A PULLIWIT sign of the times was witnessed
at the church of Dr. Osgood in Now Tork on
the occasion of a vesper service held in mem
o:my of the late Thomas Starr King. Two
orthodox clergymen, Professor its D. Hitch
wick, ofthe Union Theological Seminary, and
Dr: Monty M. Field, of tho Koungeligt,
ooeu
-pGd Hats in the Unitarian pulpit, while vni.
whin clergymen performed the service. Such
a thing, eves so late as a dozen years back,
Timid have scandalized the orthodox_commu
illy from Maine to . the MinLsippi. .
7 It Wm Robert E. Lee, then a Colonel in
`• the Feetersa service, end now the distinguish
ildlabarEleneral, *be captured John Brown
Atllarpeeir Pony, and handed him over to
Polelirlrealee authoritlel.
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A CUM/ consisting of ;tcro industrials.
....;' , 'All4 .4 pasons, liiroloott,,Vorstont, ba t sin
snailittYpaitizdair hvAts tionaltiro
in.totoirt 111 - i9urstsad solltit at srgotigetsts..
A Clerf, , yman's Intervies% nlth Cen
Grant.
Thu !Moine of I.lbb) Pri.on—The Re
port Uttifirmed by t:rn. Neal Don.
General Neal Dow made a long and inter•
eating speech at Portland, Maine, or Friday
last, at the public reception given him by the
citizens, and In the tootle of his remarks con.
firmed the report that the rebels in Richmond
mined the Libby Prison at the approneh of '
Kilpatrick's forces.
The following is General DOA . .1 a.,-count of'
this barter.. act:
"They told or of Kilpatrick'. raid. Oa the
first of March arrangenit nts l.ad been made
to receive him. And what do sou sorn,-,
the arrangements cycle" To defend Itch i
mood ? Was that it" No They ini..ed
Libby Prison, with the intention of blowier I
op it and or ; to use their own phrase, " t.•
buyer us to hell !" . \Mire, Is there p70 , ,t ef l
that P. That is capable of proof. I cannot I
tell you bow the act was intimated to ti, the
nest day, without betraying those fr,re a hou.
the intimation came. WI the morning ..t
Wednesday, March 2d. after we had been in
formed Of tho gunpowder plot, Deck Turner,
the Inspector of fililitery Prisons, 111,1 a.lied
by many Deicers, at diForent times, if we were
correctly informed, arid be assured us It woe
true ; that a large , quantity of powder had
been plicred under the prison, to blow at up.
if Kilpatrick had come in, and that It would
be done yet if attempts were'mede to rescue us
s•lter. Dr.'Smith, President of Randolph
1 Macon College. well known down South, and
known in the North too as an able and in tl o
entlal man, came into the prison to visit
Lieut-Colonel Nichols, of the IBth Connecticut
regiment, with worm be was aria ainted. Ile
said that powder had been placed in the
basement for the purpose of blowing us Into
atoms.' Col. Nichols did not believe It. lir.
Smith assured him it was so. Ile had thi.n
come from the office of Judge Oold, COLIIInis
sioner of exchanges, who told him it was so
Rev. Dr. McCabe said the came thing to C.J.
Cesmola of the 4th New York Cavalry, and
others. Some officer, were in the kitchen at
the back window, directly over the door load
ing into the cellar. Major Turner, the cam
mtuadant of the prison—Dick Tenser—and
four or eve rebel officers went into the cellar,
and on coming out they remained a few ma
merits at the door, and one of the rebel offi •
mrs said, 'fly 0- 7 L, if you touch that off it
will blow them to h—, sure enough l' "
On the morning we Mime away, Major I
Turner assured Captain Sawyer and Captalo
Flynn, who were exchanged in connection
with myself, that powder was there and be
said, "Rather than have you rescued I would
have blown you to ii—, even if we had gone
there oureelves." At first we could not be
lieve it; not that we did not suppose them
capable of it. We did not suppose them fools
enough to be guilty of an act like that. The
destruction of nine hundred Federal officers
in that way would not have been a fatal blow
to the linion.cauee, but It would hive drawn
down upon them the execrations of all man
kind ; it would have united the northern peo
ple as one man, and would have filled the'
northern heart with au intenee indignation,
and when Richmond should be captured, it
would have been utterly destroyed, and
blotted out forever from the earth. At first,
we could not believe that such an act mold
Wive been contemplated; hut we now regard
it as established by !satisfactory proof. Ouch
is the temper of the leaders of the rebellion
Such their character!
Fractious la Debate.
The exactness with which some of the
Representatives undertake to quote fractions,
In debating financial questions, always re
minds me of a Mary which Governor Seward
told in the Senate. during the debate on the
Lecompton Coastilmtion. My old friend Gid
eon Lee—eald the Governor—was an 'emi
nently useful man, and e very useful and eh
clout member of the Rouse of Represents-
Lives. After the great fire in New York,
which burned a large portion of the city, the
merebanta met an application to Congress to
remit the duties upon the goods which were
destroyed bY the Ore. 'The memorial war a
very eloquent one, bat ft was thought best to
have it enforced by the - eloquence of the
moss commanding-and Influential bomber
in the Boum at.that time, who was Un
derstood--to-by • .oalobratod orator Om
the State:of Vermonti_blr.-Horan -Everett.
fdx,4'irarett amor4l.lloy -prepared nis
PITTSBURGH. THURSDAY
math', and a day was doily .54:ned for the
Prceentsiion f•I the toemoriel. 11 hen he rose
for that purpose. NI, Lee; Arcing o leading
member of the New York delegation, took a
Peat at hie aide. Mr. Everett opened his re
marks in a very effective manner. Ile raid
that the sun of yesterday morning looked
upon n great and pro. pOrol.lscity—the son of
rhi inarning koked down upon the name city,
and dircloreil fifty acres of it onverediwith ra
in,. "I Leg leave to correct the honorable
air:ilea:on," exclaimed Mr. Lee, rising In hie
real and stopping ;he flow of elinuence. "It
was filty three 11,, and a half !" The House
W2P ronruleed with laughter, and Mr. Everett
WS, PO disconcerted that he could not after
ward+ get on at all, hat the worthy merchant
legielator had stated the exact figures, frac
tions and all.
EthfbLUou.
EDITORS tt•zcm erns our good fortune
to attend an exhibition of the "Union Relief
Literary Association" of Clinton, on the af
ternoon and evening of the 2:.th
The exhibition hod been adverthod to cow-
•ra
tt, n in.
=IE7I
..met h Ing I.r f npprrh cads
The New lii•re 7 . ••ee— asps: We have
,1
sawing no, is chi , ei• 7, nt thin very time, the
mulelie dew later i f hrigwiirr fienerai linger,
and the total. st i ••• ~ f Brig lien, Witham
1, , ,th Ihr Inthe, Mir n g
m w in itnrrtente,te
trian.ll in the rel, I arm: —the tii, hen. on
, I. obteilly in, 'lmre, er in the grave. We
have Tir , l re ehilt had elate rhil.leen here
much ethic, hen the eilito.rs of the Er.-94 - •..
feir, blue opt children, with bills of eels in
their wickets. We wieh •nrrie ...nee fond I'• ii
perk, ad orga 10 , .te14 evrlein there iiiii"rei
Lan
rim, en.l plettnelerl, explain the remartati:e
far. that 11 "n gger,'• while be i a ^sieve, raw
travel in •le: I: ,to a: I railroad cm", not ,
ri 1 7 w " I'''. t 4 ,1 - ,,,,,, ..• b't , r, ho belt I ' 4 ii N' . i, r l k t ' iToi l lll7 l' .. " l " .. " .-r " ; " ilow ".. e ' rlr t :tuTil ik ; " 4,1
low well in'', pith the ‘O.! upper oral ri. .4 priwei tow, hen., (Lewin, the leieert ef chew.,
white men: belt that the oiin• • ii,iger,“ in oho Kai , titivo Deportment, awe raertine•ier 11..11.ta1,
as hi or a fterwar.l `ig i'' enaen , ipett•ai naper• ..1 w ea 1....,„ .e., It it
i n he. , v ,,,,,n ae le a moult et i n k.,,, nene .,.. , e.,,.. al.eioy 111 DAR,II.IIII4t 0ra,...,.. llseinie
be elleete.l te, e.l iir..i ki-ko.l iint .1 pr '"'"2.._"'''"' to.. _ jel'Oy
iilevery to the perfume of rears lreel. ni ,a c xemisem.....— . I e 1111101,..
china,. Why lo thio ' \I ACK RELL /4 JOHNSON.
M. Wo,q, Alt.( Mn
1 "" "" b" ' "' ng kul C gOLDIVILFI . CLANAcnurre
Through a relic, unit •ran. th. but
Louis ci which wrr• of worth $40,0.0
11 • et , hi, n g—eater I.a r.lttnr /1•1
tEau 'bo bl e te 001, eel Alateraehuretle
mere than ell tlie Stare. .14 Te?llt , lit• MCA
••! the A llegLenme.
DINNOL UTlO.irlq. Itsc
I ) I ~ : ; - 4 , 11) e 1 .FT —lli Ant .1( N
rltoed, an.l. t tI. [lame and ety:w of tt ul 1 , 1 l.k a
ara. damolr , d Mu
nal aereement on It. 31/3
day of lietetrit., 18,1 I Ile atal.ll.lotwni
Ita.lpt Jaamiry. 1.1. sod • sil
her,eforf I.
I. 1.. lA. hatolp and finder the Ps. mdse smanavatPot ..f an Aperx-latu.s. orgaalral Wolof an
v'l of Anon.l.ny. , PLatlaa Stauolarturlna. to
n. 1111106 M o antkonv,d 1.. gra the firm anew. it.
...,tl..tuenl. All tr.rtt-.. baylug etalma acan.Al
late firm am m.0....A to present the Ir• Dan .1 ll.•
C...rato.s 16.•••11 for owttlefuent: and all ',ea... kuou
Ina tlo 1+ ..a "11 .1..1 wltle
•lt hoot .6•lny KAIII'ILL 1,11 , 1. LE,
It lin. 13.1. Elt11.1:11,
JAMES
S. SCOOT Eft, Jr.
Jan. 1.1. xr.f. Itl/11Ellt 111 I.llLk.
UISSI rLtil'll IN CIF PA 10'N E,11:,11 I t'
1-• pak - tntntrlp Lerotott.n. rtlatlita be, ....et
the nrolP.•lood, under the style ul II 11.
511,0 a I 'AI., I. mattully diswlrrd, to take tried
(rum llti• 114 h•, 111 , 11 11111 II I:II,SAPYi eotletaa from
aim The hominy.. will la =slim:Pod as loryroo
ly. the .tylP u batoolon,
Wll. G. JOHIIBToZI,
St, S 1 'L. tL Jl/.. N.1 1 1•1ti,
r.ICITAED BEESON.
Pltlaborath. III), ISM. tohl tf
D •1 N Ct.). l' IC • h
The portneruhip LeuvtoPare. usleftlo
Letup...El JOS V. fIASIILTON gurPl YVAN IPAIfla,
cud, the Sr.. of J 93. V. ELAIIILTON 4 CU , h...
====l
11=alttettd w tho ovritlai wrovrits 14 dudd
Ile., el the J etund, comer lint Libert,
303. V. HAMILTON.
RYAN RAM
HltSll I he undentten.
hts.lsy th.m....tv. Welber
e and .tyl. of WARING d HINU, a.
Morebant. and Drolers_la Petrutoun.
R. N. WARING
lIENRY U. RING.
Marsh bd. IARI
ja.th
flOt'
k_l ed hare
under the na
Own
and Ita trod
H %4A'7B
WA'''
men
'or the Naval Squadron,
O TIIK MISSIESIPPI 111 V El'
, Ilatownt one year. Two months' Fey
r lutermall , u apply at LocrlrlUng
82. CLAIR STII.EAT, PlMlirry.tb.
For tort,
exper:
• rrt slat*
1.1 , 11*E6 AHD TIMMER,
armstiout mltuatloo Ilberal grOart
other* need apply.
bld, Pittsburgh P.
VV—A- d
N 1
TV
to wham
will brgi
Addrowei
-goti2J.2l
WANII
lint cbaa
,I.GRAPIIIO 4IPERATOFL.
o. 72 WOOD STREET,
AI PIY
$75
Jr t--1 want to nie. Agents
coons t s $75 • mo•th,erp•ams
nom che=y Bowing Bt.ch l 4••
8. N. Alb.. MAX*
lA/ANTED.
' 1 AN EX PEIZI I SO AD SALMI - NAN
Want., • idtaatiun. !bp. mares.. : •
Apply al Na. ANI LLIIIAIITT Mann •• • MeV
4.vuatArErrrs
THFATIIk.
Law .1.124 W LtrZ1011...11
Fourth fht of the tazntozent of Y E•
Loh Kt , who ha. twwn ra,lved with overfloarlag
Will le pr.. the raw mural tempt-rani— drama.
dramatise.' for Yankee Lake W Pratt ,
to T. S. Arthur.' popular story of the came atom.,
of tlod,
TkiN HIGEITS IN A 1116-6tAtil.
Sample Switched Tartlet. ',eke.
J. bliiretn 11:lt Ramie.
Mr. linualo Chtppeuitalw
Mr. Morgan. Eats Minor.
coottude •Oh
GH.151.:11.5 W. 9. GS VI All , YND ➢II.\PFLLA W
• CONCERT,
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LADIES' AID SOCIETY,
OF TUC t.ST CONUILICOATioN OF iwisoirLEsi
AP IC X CELNIOfI I lA.L.L.
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ON THLIRSOAT EVENING, APRIL 1
I.y of ;be beat imatetin th
r-l'a, )t...n•.,1 Taller, ri,laral
•tn. , .n.. 1 al kallig A 111,AL
n.,
MASONIC 11A15..
WOODROFFE'S GREAT ORIGINAL
130HENIIAN TROUPE
GL ASS BLOWERS,
, 1 ND OW? LN
t %HT IIN MENT, at the abort.
DI SDK E1;111:KLI Of• GLASS
%% 1 1. lu 10,1,.0•r.t , ..1. crest tr. l.
1t •t 1 the sorts.. art. tnabta.rtrtt..,l by the rorn •
p.uy cr.loit , o•ly .1•111,1",t..1 me ...is
• .t. FMI , by EVIb tiU, April Ist, • b..sto hi
S. , of wort •111 to pro.osicti to th..othor of tt,
b. 14 erten& cotartollrato .o 2 W...11 1 5e
. 4.tir01....rt to Itvpult,ctct r crot•
Al tem. , . ,s•bt 1..11
. . .
. ,
1./...-• Pt)... In MI • rtrMing •t 7.• rl• ck A flrr
••••.•1(...k Ent. itc tl••n rOlll/11.1•1) , r4 half us
hour lat. r NV M. b lc . I MO r Y It, Mn•anc
IL 71. GARDIN MR. 0.-Octal A arta tn 117 ., et
ERT RAW
On Thursday and. Friday Evenings,
I'ATIIE
30 011,1) FOLKS
OLD FOLKS - CONOPRTS,
ItL at Mu.. .1 .• .T. Ir-. ti. rt • hi L .r•
1 , • - t , r•
I: 1 1 1.1 ,
REIBMIEMI
COMETE AND COMVETENT ORCHENTRI
7 Ir. • tvat ....de 4 n ,•1 the la lei 1 l•
, nt
C... 11. 1 %WI. T. .41 ,n 1,.4.1.
I • al. kept h..r 1,••
1.P.• ca • J. ' • Arlotoei. fau,••
r.. AI •.la , ny ,
=ES
I HE WELCH CHORAL SCCIITI,
crr •, Crow., con .11,11 . 1.1,Y L.V •
j• Etir ti I Is.' 1, ...de tx AT L II rd's.
I.
h• < nta,. 1.• c.l at the Nlo•t , Fcc
au lai t 1... lc L.( • cl 5. .11.`tt At t. `t., ALi l'• . 1 . '".‘ ' L . ) F ,
;rec....a..v.1u ...c.w.0., at L. u'clooc h•o `o• I
oar, .1
CL.11.11 .IGIE-rTS
plNsiuNs, uot - sTy, 'BACK I'A\
T. WALTER DAY,
Sold le C)lairri A,l n
GICKNeKt. , Di Mg GOV iLLN,9II:IT,
•
VI 11.11 A I:1 CLA I ',SI: 4 R IL\TI
I. PEN.MIUNA, BACK l'A It and 111LITA Rt
A 131 S of e-,r, ,b-orytioion. r...16,Yed by Ow 40.
lb., at 11, o.lk.i.lng rm., • MO CIO
101 other dam.. $3 34.1.
e TA.TLOR, Iterrae7 at La,
N. 7:1 Ono, •N...t, PitNilourgh. Ps.
N LL N. an. mule II th• clalso clam ra I
leftvetwati.. alc.e anAl. .4'17
N'rt
1 •
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1.. V
N ( )1% W
ClOno f..r morsioNs. BOUNTY. PRIZE VON
Kr. A._ rt.nnuoly ptomain&
111 . lab
N ITURt
OANIII AND WOODIIIIAIR
(was Olt ST lIXTLIKI, P 11.1012,
1111110 EBB
WHOLOM.II Ott MAIL.
JAS. W. WOODWEI.L,
99 TWA attest, °woke C. Cdmoadson l 0 ,
sad 111 Fourth aurt. _ 1/PIP
MMOMil;11
12MISPIELD & VITZEIIBUMONS.
runtillED BRASS 'WORK ft:welshed at tha abort.
.at oak., A superior article of DatIBITRI PACK
INO DIETAL, br Matta Cylinthera No. IS REP.
MID. near Short street. PlttAtotrah. Po Ihttly
LI E N EY WALLACE,
Commission Merchant,
I.q. 80VTEE WATER BT., CRICAOO, RlSzola
Particular attention paid to ailing olden Wr
lIIGRWINVL
. 1410 VISIONS. FLOOR & GRAM
mt.. 1103 . _-
GOLD Pt:Ss:4.
lAIIICIIILDII GOLD rsop:
WAEELN'B GOLD PING.
These ere the beet le the market, whkh to can
mot only recommend, bet toll, mermitarret7 pert mid
DA V td, CLAISIit 1 CO,
21410 ILSKpod etrt_
EAU:—ZIO p Na rollietta 'haled
kw net. by lII2IIIY R OOLLICIOS.
GUTLERY—L Awe aalloitment o
_ .t . too
.114200 L 2.1000 1 ,P00l-
OWPNRaf AND I'ANgNNT.KIDi
-1001.11 tor We , . •
Win JAWS , SIONDi t 1,14Wcia41•14164
. • - -
ORNING, MARCH 31, 1864
ItADBUR I' 1
Petroleum (met ils Prolucts,
II A Zr c IS .1.!
I=l
Gr. - rived witha. • au bth a , matt. faUs .34. 1.0.
Mtn. Commission Insrsisaats & Drok•ss.
W. areslut ag.ea• for Certivms•cker au
lana•dal. a Or, • 111,11 11.. .v •
•0.1 b. 11. . H. Health s• and tiara and
d"""n"r"j"' i Petroleum and its Products,
trefl.S. purr b. ,rlorrrli.m..
Ilinnuar Uuw •bn fiws., parclza..l ttsrwo lalna.
ta..../ m V.t/a rI, ,ty. taLr• I.l.Aav• In rnArrlngAl‘a I ' 6 ° 3
hrww..r, mud 141,umn • , E.l , At "MA.
illeuy C..,. Jolla %Curdy, Esq.. Pa/A, Mn. 4/Prances pl.!, sakl.
P' , .) 0...) Ltra. et, Guff', ..../.larnt - •
A. E. 4., RICK V , EU, BU RK E 01 ,
nj J.J.O Qutun I. 11l I. 11...G1
r. I' and ..• 1.11w1E,•.r. , P...
A n..J.an' , ft' ". ; COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WAKELIBR & BABE.
I (11,151, SMITH, API , LI II EIITY OIL WORKS.
So. 2 ST. C'LA 111 , w.r riro.p . ll 141.1ge. al
i F.0.n.1 tit nalral owar... I Relined or Crude Pei roletsm.
har,l mhl
I ipinx(r,
L
$225 TO $8 5 011 W .
11.1,-; i.. 1 \mu t': G i l.
I , l"nt m. , r« t te• . 1 , 01111,1P.1 , 0 , 1 Caten tr
114 . 1.1.1.705 1111.0 s.
JAnDis& tivt
?tea KN1F.1,09,
Sa: , II ILLKIL, A
I, NI. of It t ,
TO
TO
TV .10.1 IM LOW LIT
To
1.00 0.1E).TF.11 N VAC HOU 1 . 10.18,
Pi}a 14 , I.lrel.Arto nn .4., .1 1.. cdl xo
n
.1 , . Fl 51'...,p , nIVIET. t
i
tEMOV A 1.. —o n th e h. ( of Apr il ~Irrude and Refined Petroleum,
Wad nt0.5.r...0r Prods :ton to I ft4l9 IC.WITY FITIIICItT, prrrimunau.
No. 13 FIVTII STILE T, I ow - Lit..ru. Cash 01.1...,........ rk.....1,......w. F.
I :Ito.bur g h ... Luterr., )Ikrio.tx.
11..• house ...I pro., ,-... 1 ,1,1 ~i . Mown. E1e.1...4 I .
Br., A 115......., ,, .”':" , 01 ri.sN"'‘ 5. hood , r" in.....
' : ~.. J s P I/11 7 ::r7:3 Ct.., "elf
...ntly kt N ^ 51 INF: II ^TI:VET
!iprln g ., 1ikrb.....,h, Ka. i ..,
J M ROFFMAN & BRO., ! a t i'.7. l rZn n ' ll . t " ' r '''' r ''''"'"''' Boot
to 9 , F .I. A....nlct a T..0.r. mo., 11 ivi ~ ciTy oil. vopi<K,N.
__ ._.
i‘T N:,..,, , , ~,,A,,,,,,,iLii-..., LYI)RI & CHORPENNENG,
PIA:NO*11 ,
1
'Alkonfactomr• 8.54 1'..01...... -, .4.1115,11 b ..11...11E.2.-
, •
4 " "‘ rs • "" Al 16 ASP LUII Alt A TING dealthn h
rhaarg•grarrtai •• •rty ttrhY thrtr hi month,
I.t
.tuli • Par t. . •tat to rmarat gir,
CI-LT*l)l{: ttL.
S V. \VA 1.1
CH AEt .TT I. M IC, la lida work.,
S ..tgertt r..r nT. •I.• • 1,••••••• • u ., n•-. ro- trfft.• • IS, Si HAND RTltigT
N .. fq >;„ IT VIF.LR ' l ' l
,f`t • • 11.11.J.r.
Pianos and Music:. Instruments„
N 1... P 11.4
N. truss
f. PR.( ITION, tr.
E.'( ; 1E1'; T
TEMEIMI
WINDOW SHADES 1-
et,
- • 0 , 7,1 1,115 .TH
.0 •
NEN -.PRINT. Est
CA. IR, - P - 1 'l' • ,
_ , 4K, ,I.L;
to O11.(I.( rIH
t i AVI NI; Pi' ii(l4 A" EL) AND ADDED
1 , ',N"1• 1 1:1•1 )('IC
CARPETS, AIL CLATIIS,
Lis r... Is .1 Ili Nw~l•1
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LARCEST STOCK
TO BE VI It D \ 111 N. WEST,
.IT TIME 11.0 WENT PRICES.
1111=E553
Olivor McClintock & Co.,
[NANO COV
Fine Embroidered Cloth.
Embossed Cloth.
Victoria
NEW CARPET STOKE
MoFARLASSID, COLLINS & CO.
mb4
VENITIAN BLIND TRIMMINOS I
Au entirely new *ad n•mylnte wn<mnnt 'rept re
wired al tto
NlO W 27 AA-22 2 MT ►+'l' (112 IC
OF
McFARLAND, COLLINS & CO.
V RNA NGO OIL ANI) T RAN-SPORT
Crude and Rained Petroleum
On the most reaponstsin termr and to make liberal
advance... L. rt. cue,viat,
011 ca, :if, 12 P.n.. strret, N. York.
KIN. BOWEN, Fr a y, OIL (41y.
W ITICK CIiESTER, Aet, Oil OILY.
JA.MEN WILKINS, All, Pl‘Ntbsrgb
O Causiosenta, Pesoayl•ania Central.
alore4 al the C/mitany's On-prod ....Low. ,m
Ilabokfo We a Sr,.
Ril) KR a 1 - 11.A.F.Ory
0U11111.7a011 aIMOIELARTS.
PatioLs= and Its Products, Oils,
el IBWLD
h WATER A ISI !EONS 8213—P • •
110 - issatalbr WE. POIITLAHD ELIIO6INI OIL
WORK% LICW YORK PAILINTINS" (LINDLI
(1011 PA NT, /W.
W. A. OIL&PWAII,
CO Wafer ALW • • ow.
LUCENT OIL WORM
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO..
Pdre Whits Refined Carbon Oil.,
Mah
iPATZ.a.-40 - 13aTrels
W. Mord- Ptht,*sapiniorartlet• *sr On &g
- apirkVir: oorsani.
EIZENEM
‘VARING K I NU,
.1
tM.411.b4 4'l
oc21:17
Rot.: reeli2-ALL,
ittpleHut. 9:011AIIIL AND 8131PPINO
rt.r yurl an ,
Gt, 14 IA
11Alt1) , (1N7H Itlll.lK &
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CHAS. C. HFLbOit,
" 6 " CRUDE & REPINED PETROLEUM.
T A , E ,t•
I=l
CRUDE & REFINED PETROLEUM
OILS, Cr e
CA NDL/28, Aa.a -...
=2:1=1123
,'-': - : - ;.:'',' - '...;,:i'1i:., - -,'Z'.:,' . ,'.- - .l . i'i;-',tl . ::-
OILS, kc
I=l
de.alen I:. fk C aterta!
CB=
PHILADILLFBI4
Di' , lPVtl ,l l NAT aAIif.,DCIC
....
BEU P"PE.E.B OP PETROLEUM,
W A 1.1.A1 ' .¢
hl«rt•Lnnta,
I=l
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car .
o
Crude and Relined Petrolen
1-: .`: Z i N L., ..1.
...s. A 1. , nnu A Ire,
• N A . Il I.
- -
ct't ICK CALLENIM.K,
OIL BROKERS,
211 and 213 South Water Street,
ISMEM
& 1,, C'.e, Wceks.
...1J rum., of J A (%,
J to. 11, !pug:, 'bal(aal • Co.
ly
.• -
1. )I'l . ( )1. E t Nil t)N Eflt.
I 4114 Ttl
.V 511STRIlif; a h11)13,
rtAz2A.5, LIVEILYtn,L, LSGL' YI
N M•lars H. U. Duo if.
Thit.6., , •—)l..urs. It. G. buu 1 C..
. itr , ivocc ”II
Ftw'terrn• mud Inform+ ‘..n applj
C.
Vi.. 0.1 Itmrtla Jam ta, rct,
U. N111:1.1.:1:,Ja, AURNT.
113 WA WRIT ST., PEIILADYLPHIA
(lnmmlafon extlailvolf. All ctargn ru
raVa.
EIISSEMI=EI
Partienlar 1/Mention pitld to OIL YOkt EXPORT
Tnt SIII.IR -CAUSTIO SODA. Sol/A
arttly
CA 110i', t'f:MITRRTON S IVEIk•TEIt.
General Merchandize Brokers,
1 4 .5 dig TII FRONT ST.. I'6l{ad.
CRUDE & REFIRED PETROLEUM
SODA. SODA ASH, BRIMP , OON
1/111JOS, 01 IS, Le., .tr.
Orl1•• so !my or sell promptly ottanded to.
i ;
A141.1..4'1 NhEll
PHTLADRLPHIL.
oOMA.IBSION IXPXHAIM
Partka stuntioe paid to emitgasnaats
Crude and Railed Petroleum
&dna... mad..
gut:ly
ENOS WOODWARD,
(Lai* of Wm.II. Woodward at C 0.,)
GiNILIIA L 0011§1131511014" MEIICIIA NT,
Ppm:Add attoottolk Wee to to. W.
Crude and Relined Petroleum.
No. DI 130IITEI =OEM STIIIIIT, PHILA.
ocHt Itn
2;0710 ecvee ..............__....._.......uerTuee elan
PETROLITE OIL WORKS
Kanuf.auren of
PRIME Warm CARBON OIL, lIENZOLE AND
PSTROLEDD LUDIIICATING OIL.
Copacity two ttio.aad barrel. p.r ..wk
GEESE t GRAFF, PROPRIETOR .
Ofhcr,IIONONGALIELA LIOUBIt, Pittsburgb.
I t() • ' I
AD. 1 BT. CRASH 3T., prrrsinntea.
Forwarding & Coamisaion Morohant
AHD DitiLLD IH OILS.
■ar ILLUMINATING, LITIOLICATINO, CIUII
PITIIOLTUM OILS, a.., nonatantly on hand and
for sale at Om lowest inartoi prkea. ConOrnmonla
and orders solicited ap7:62n
OLD. S. 11.3.111.1. ¢u i r noltamo.
WOODVILLE OIL REFINERY.
GEO. W. HOLDSHIP dz CO.,
Blaarifoctorm of BMIRINO OIL AIM LIjtORIOA
TOO 011.. Keep couctwolly an hand thetwrf lett
quality of BMW ITIO OIL, r' .4 without color;
alan • good LIIBBICATO I3 , WOLTZ DEN.
ZOLZ god CUM OBEASE.
Sr AU tinier* left .4 No. SS Tuna ffIIIVET,
Bank Mock...mood Soot, •111 to promptly sttotolod
to. *lf
JAMES I LAWnit
•
==Ml
on if Iritzial sae Atm Ammonia.
_
greerilsft /obi ik OW. OW% ter.
ef %JUMPY lAD "WA' fiTIKIMPNeIB re,
Wrens,' iptntka.
716.1.1'UFACTIIRERS. Yc
I ;t4 1. - 1.:-N - E
it ISS Vt.
CADELUI & CRAWFOBIL
Mannfictu”.ro of error, retry of fldihed
Wor. Put BLVIIBELS, STEAM OB
GAS iriTTElts, Ai A rill ISIS, AND
Mlrna
BLASS BASTING:3. of on do.ttptittoo, tsadio to
r r , TY-1 N A T it STKAAI AS?) GAS
-1 TT VA , BETA/LI:AG, wow U stulb.lfd to.
- •
lisrtico:sr st,rat•tt old to titling tip lit ruir-
Pot: COAL AND CAIIIION OILS.
AMU, &as Avnts low. the Westorn District PI Peen
-7ENT"B M.O's I tt L IT C LA s r Ver L L tzt
..ctni_ no no retires It is tint liable to fret cot
of oraor, snit will throw more water Dual arty pump
oktirtor Its sire. spiS
w • a•rxivrogn.-..J. menrat..._
1 RON CITY WORKS.
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Pike and Walnut Sttasta,
(Near City NVit.t.tr
Manntartnrant cf alatioaary and ctber EN(IINES,
!LOLLING MILL CASTINGS and MACIIINRRY,
1 all kinda, and varral p.Lbrnt.
Prompt at.ution Oren to rapialrhag EALING
HILL MACHINERY. datMla_z_
J (MN !SALL &CO
VALLEY FORGE PLOW WORKS,
PITTSDIII/OH. PA.
,tay,fa..turnra and dwalraa In all tbn dlft,rt.l kinb
oW tIAATISGB,
TING 11 , .X Wlth lorte4antfaeo•-
btrrinaos. Iwo rarn,atly lova/. &Arra to
1I• • rail. Illanttfartory.
Warrnooa, aliey and Liberty St. Pittib'gt.
/VII!: HA LL:
T. J. 11A LE.,
ST r: w °opt
t..,2 JAS. J lIHOWN.
BLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS,
LIOZZIF 1.10:111M--........—........-11111.1113 %MLR.
krACKEOWN LINHART, FLoust.
J. 51 .1, GRAIN F S OTIS, P64I3ILCZ •ND COIMISIMMI
q 11.14 oas - u., fur the sale or Flour, Grain, Port,
Lard, 'kn.., Eat, Clonse, LG.; Fallow,
Grease, Feathers, Pelotas, Pet and Wiwi Aldo*
rialtratos, Linseed and Lord QIN ' Drtrd and Grreo
Fruits, Timothy, Clover...nu and Greer Feed,
Cash advancement. made on Consiguntrota.
ap4:l, No. r . . 07 LiLvrt• 'inst. /Imbue:,
I, and fletAk.. oif all sins Warrantedutte,r4 I ',MUNK VAN GOADED,
env 11 menotertart.l In MI. coon. 1:
-
PARK. BROTHER & CO.,
nonofoctxtrors of
fir,f yI'ALITI ILLYINED CAST sTsrp,
Ref ”Ct,srld ...u.lncebe. N. 149 =4 191 FIBS/
4,J 4.4 I 9E4'uN 9TIL6 6.T9. l'itteburgt
f•111,..1 -
\ NIA AND BRASS WORKS
COLLINS & WRIGHT,
=II
au, fartn rnr. CA 5T1 , 11 rnA ItES, MUGS. CUPS,
AULiS, and a a.rnatvarint, or BRITANNIA
artlelve Alan, CARBON OIL LA3ll' BURNERS
and LAMPILAnni>: gran ally, No. LT) Second
l'lttnburtll
AEN M CORM CK a CO.,
I , ..rungt, Pittnt•unitA. P.
eirW Ll {SKUTT triTZJET.
. .
af a:n:1..1n,, of A RLUSI AND GILA T.
\ sTo f`A gLi.n. AND KITCIIXN 011,A118,
D. , 1.,1,DW 11 ARE, rte.. tirte..l sod Glom, B. 8., 11011,
tog Mtli Caoungs, Mat Dearir,g, Gas, Watrr ard Ar•
t.1.-t. Duns, Dog lruoth Wa.zort Dolt;
Ilangrra, Car 1111tris, Glapithas
P,rrsill, Ali, Jobbing arid Alachirs,
rMt Inge mad,. to ordrr. PatotteM Portsbls
at, Strum or Hotar Power. apl4:tioad
XITELLS, A; CO, No. 215
11 Ls_r, arprAtte buth, l'lttOorpt,
m•rnif...-.ln-rs of Wllll . B, LASHES and SWITC/1•
et-r 7 descrlpttua LEATH Fat 1111ZAIIPEt
ohli. •
Cr m l4n trldr, .1.1 goo& protrpt
•1.1 p
• rr t . .^nrti..:..tOily
I NV N Ell', Nlautiftiotarers of
,/ .X% ITE STONE CLIINA and 011-4 E cut,
Et> w A in,
"M.,. land Wareb,,usa. 16:„tio. 74 1 , 111211 STIILET.
rataFry
DlirG 00 DS .
J •`.• v_AVID
wiLsoN, CARR kECU.,
.4..110r. lc FOREIGN Arn. DOMYSTIG
Y t;tdiJDS, N". 91 Uri 114.•n•e el.ve
t...muud Pittritmrgh. 1.1.10:t
*. t •. LINN et as.v...—..cu 1r rza.
lAN E. 'AIcAIN)Y . CO.. Den rs in
J , I;EIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY :lUDs, N..
I tl,4nele
a 10.,• ‘ll..Oirny tlcv. m119:17
CO., Varnles;le
1.4 Dvairrs In T111.11"...11NG5,
at.•l DUY GOODS, of every deltrlptiov,
N•AB. 17 and 15 FIYh .Item, Plft•bur-,e.h.
7at'ltl At A: 1;1,1 . 1)E, Wholeeale and
Nan,. in FANCY AND STAPLE DP..I
TRIM INGS. Zr., No. in Mart. stri•ct
Opt v.+u tha mond and Fourth Pittsburgh
M. 11 (sueoessor .tu
ci • Our.l2llrld Q 4 , .,1 Wholesah• and Urtail Dvalux
• .:TA FLE AND FANCY DUI GL4JD.i, Northaa.
.411,7 of Fourth and Market strve4t2k, Plttglatrgh.
I E r E, Wiloles al ge
t) Ls,l Dtaler la all kmads of TFAXMLNGS, DRY
atuti.4. S. , Nr... 77 .4 7, Market otr,4t.
JW BARKER & CO., Desiers in all
. ktuas 0 DRS Goons, ns o ss yi. r k e t
Thlr! v... 1 F..urth,PittsburFh.
ILj IL l'ALslidt, No. S 4 Wood Street
in HOYNI.:TS, HATS, STRAW THIN
\tl\GS. awl . 4 TILA W ColnkS re.nerallY
ZrUS/C Ac
BLU:SIE, Dealer in MU
%.-1 SIC AND MUSICAL INSTIIrSIENTS, Soie
ot Ad. KNABE 1 CO.'S PIANOS, lIAINEf.
ktliOs PIANOS, sad PRINCE & CU.'S &IMOD&
NS Nu la PIRA •troet, decor,d door above Wood,
Pet.bor - ,11. Plum* to let, and taken Id exchoup
d r rod.. apl9
AI Br va•Ly
Lac... 44 •$ .1
.1 Lt HRU, Delilens in Mt.
sic AN} , 31I'SICAL INSTRIMENTS, and
.ale sp... for STEINWAY'S CELEEEATED PI.
UiOS. No. ai rim, err.. PlW•barp;h-
VIA I{I,ES C. SIELI.OIt, Dealer In
%...) PIA NOO, NELODISONA, &0., No. al Word at.,
fourth att...t. and Diamond allry, PlttaWa
`tiSE V ERA N C
Poo2ogb.rnannfactozer of BOILER EINIETS,
%V NOUGHT arils ES, common and gailroatl, of ever]
.trarriptlz.n.
Particular fdand or .bated PPIKSS and 11111itTB,
lase or .mall, made to order at short meta. A
amortn , oo t-onstantly on hand. tar3oar
lA'S T XTE AfGEJETS.
I GARDISEIt (X)FFLN, Agent for
. Ttantlin, Philadvlphia and Inglattca Lamm.
untpana, Itnrthvast corn, Wood and Third ots : _
IA7 r. JON ES, Agent Nut — AAnteriett.
T • Stan , of Pennsylvania, and Hartford loon •
ann. Con:rani, FI Wsiar strvvt,
• •
Q, AML' . El. REA,`secretary Citizens' In
earmsce Compevy. con.", Market tad Water wt.
M iWeretary Wln
estern
U. venture Gnaparly.ll2 Water Wart.
Dll. MOK, Secretary All ay 11}-
. in - mance Company, ST Filth street.
DRUG GISTS
„,IMON' JOHNSTON, LTeXt iri PURE
1„_, Ttra3 AND CID PEIIYUItISET.
tft'Y GttOltt, 'BURNING FLOID, OILS, FAX:
ll.t MttltiUlNFS, dm., of strictly pritne quallrf
rhich l off .t lorrest prices. Comer Stuithliel4
.4 Fourth streets, Pittsburgh. Proscriptions care
ully compouudrd at all hours.
. _
A PAIINESTOCK & CO., Wo B. le
do Drug:rigs, and tuaulifactureru of RLIITE
LEAD AND LIEHARNE, corner of Wood and rnm!
.treeta, Pittsburgh. !Nta
Da IiEURGE IL liaShit,
N. IGO Wood sthoot, corner at ' , fluid Oki,
PittehooTh.
BOOKSELLERS, .N'7c
WIL O. JOHNSTON & Statim
am Blank lhaak Manafactcirri Bad Ja
Mahn+. No. 47 Waal alreet, • h.' '
.r.lO
Vv.". t • kne ..•id t.
cm No. tos Wood Wort, teat door to the ettrae , •
Third,Tittalcarch. SCILOOL and LAW 11001. r
-• •staatly on nand.
lE. READ, Booksellnt and Stationer
• No. 71 Voorfh strv.t.. Apollo Bonding,
TTOIC.4"E
. C.IIOIOTILII
S.
S. C. SCHOYER, Atturneye-as
Li. Lam. Olt% N 0.1.42 ;math .trrat, PittaWr
0c.17
JSTONER, ATTORNEY-LT.:LAW.—
. Wilke, No. 1.5r1 rounnt MIZE!, rltteLargh.
LL
DEYDA, HOTGAGES, lIIICIIANIO GISH;
1.10 other legal la inmteata draw. Col.
!...110.01 m.lO to thie .44 adjoining cmaLl.s.
/if FRU frs, p.urr.4, kn.-200
L W¢ ,. . Kim* Urmpf top lases Lemons, W.
f
ally 1 c. Amlonds, 1h balm linnionn AlAnnsdis to
h.p Tarrogoo• Almonds, 60 bay Atody Almonds,
16 nous 61,5110 d Almonds. 66 balm Englislt Wariett%
30 nap filbert, 21 bags Blain Ants, 30 bags' Pia
Nod; 000 Cocoa Nnts, Lwaternand for maids by
EMI= &IMOD.,
m 6- Noe. Ilt and 1111Wdod !rivet::
LION A EMST II ' IAIPOIITER
ELI •AND DEALER In the sziontnelect brands at
GENUINE' HAVANA CIIGLES, end All 'kEnda - of
IRONING AND LiItwINCETOBACOO BUTE,
TANDY 11111303.4CHAITH PIPES, TUDIElkte., AA,
In Arena varies UNDER THEIST.
.4b1ara4M1X54.04 a Üblnifilele&
y ACEIJIMERof the IN*Ausel4,
MIR*. IC ond WOW, tariet: ,
RUT .1. al 11. FLEIMPIL
VOLUME LXX 116.
611=11
(Sonceasowto licCll4laud'A Daris,)
GENERAL COILMLSSION MERCHANT 13
Flour, Grain and Previsions.
Bypectat sttantlan ley. to tha purchase and Isla
CIIDDE AND 11/21112b9
Din. 27 WOOD STEZET, Pitt:dough, r.
/aid •
oIIARLES 0. BAL,LEY,
Produce and Commission Merchant.
itr.BCIIARIDUSE lIWEIR,
And dales in in kinds of COUSTItIf PHODUCII,
an. 1T LOAM amaz
PrresatreOu, PA
• TO. MIIIVOLLE,
of ilk. late firm of D. A — D. ID*Donald EittabWEß.
a. co., Weaving., 010 o.) f
itirDONALD & AIt.BUCKLES, Whole
ule Grocers., Drokhdco .o 4 COMMlllikal diet ,
&ants, Jobbers 03 001 , BEY, N. 0. brflAll and MO
LASOI.S, BET/di ED DUG-AM I STILE ES., %LOEB,
BACON, TOBACCO, TEAS, BICE, CHEESY,
SEEDS, ar..„ Nos. tt: and 244, 1,11..rty street. PAU
bargh. tvold:ly
SUMTER k LAZELAR,
OBOCRIIS AND COMMISSION MILT.CHANTS,
Noa. 57 &ad I* Saddleld Pt, on. 4=4
jakly PiTISEMIGH.
masi.s par Lcuts—srxrusa siisruo.
WITER;AIKEti &SHEPARD t , Com-
U.ton Ihrch..ta and Desk. In foreign and
Inmeetia WHELTS, /LOUR. BUTTEB: OttEEVE.,
EGGS, YOTATOEt, Produca geraraily,Zo.
Litany gtzeat, crppaita Pasaen L er Dcpct, Pltt.tigh.
s,.lnenee
J. S. Dilworth &Co Mtn. & Caffla, Calf & SlalP
ord,li, Lev .OD , John Gr , - Plttoburnh ;
y
& Bro.. uew.ai. lion Banat iCrL. Phila&L.;
trearauti & Simmons. St. Louis; Stenlair & Groot,
Nn. Yo 4 k; Stankad & Ln.rl4 Clucinuotl. tornly
Produce and Commission Merchant,
No. IS MOND STI/LICT, Pittsbentl.
D.kr In FLOUR, BUSTER, BROOMS, BENDS,
LARD. MIME, PORK, DRIED AND GBAEN
r MILTS, and prodnu• generally.
Llbezal glop ikhances on onu3lmmen4 14.1
W M. 601151 Ll ,
11.271LUKIiITYSTKEET,PUtdozrel.
Caring poretouepd tho insures[ of his late porta.a
slit non ttnuo the baslness at the old stood, and sill
te. plunged to recce. the {patronage of hie oltlftletoh
nl customer. t 0115. 1 •
WEBil 4 WI I S INASI, — (.; x o it MHOS
hlczatatto. Whole/ode deals» In WESTT.EN
LASE/LYN CHEESE, 111/LED "aunt, BUTTER-.
kIeAS, GRAINS, and pophme genorslly.. ,Also,
LEATIlfat, 1.1.111E3, 0/ LPI, to, No. 217 Liberty
sure. PlttoburglL
serc.a, Inhume:neap made. 0011114711.11ta BC”
dented. Jel2-emd
P. 13-ECK CO. Na 186 LIB
, ert7 Street, Plttabuigb, Pa., Wltamale' On.
rs, Commisaion ilarthanus, and 6exklers la COUR
TRY PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, BACON, LARD,
REITER, EGGS, COKE-SE. VISA de., PRODUCE,
LOEGILIIN, REEDS, GREEN. AND DRIED
'TRUITS, Ace., SALT and LIME. Jyl6
pATTERSON c 411.110. ti,
. .00tiMISSTON AILIDNEIANTS,
botar."4 - Sp. (melt .na general PRODUCE
&gar, WOOD STD.NAI, iquebargi,
- ixthulr - 4
tjOHN'.B.:UIELL l ktlfilMlON AND
Yontetamaegacassr and erholftale dealer In
WESTLIIN It — NYE CII NESN, LOTTED, LADD,
POLE, DAL FLOUR, FIND, POT AND PEARL
.SAES, LIIIATUS, LINSEED AND. LADD
OILS, IND VIIDIT, and Produce generally, Noe.
14zr 113 Fn. t rtree< Pittsburg 11, oc2
Alms,stra rata
r rrLE & TRIMBLE, Wholesale
LA oar. AAA Gummi. len Allaclanta, dekOrs In
PBODCCE, FLOUR, BACON, I:IIE.EAE, //A II
CA lIBON AND LAUD OIL, IRON, NAi LS. CIA. 6
, JOTZON YARNS, md l'itteaturgti manufActurtr
severally. IL! And Ili Second strot, Pittsburgh.
• Z. D. unrann.
p EIMER Fr. 1311011LERS, (successors
1%, to Iterater h Ancierton) Wholeseo Donlon In
1 0 13tVEIGN FRUITS. NUT S AND APICES, CON•
IrECTIONMIY,SIIDANS, FlitE WOIIEB, Am, Doo.,
LYb .d 129 Woe,' erect, .bore Fifth. Pittabora.
basly
gra. et. . SAYSILLE.D.
CiULP SHEPIIA It El, Goansaxox
Mcornairm and dealt ento FLGUI, GRAIN,
AND PIibiDECE, No. 11.4ilLtiorty street, PHlednirgh i
Under brands of Flour fort Baker % and Family to•
natratently on bond_ l'artliadar latent:inn •pdd 40
tilling uratern for Ilorchtnclisaa gerteni/Y- . 6 . 1 4
OILINLES 13. LEECH, FLOUR. AND
Gum Facto. awn CoNXISFICIN Ilammarr fbr
We ado Of GRAIN. SEEDO, CHEESE, PRODUCE.
&o, and agent fur the celebrated Uniontown CZ.
KENT, No, 116 dacend and 145 Tint Meet, to
team Wood a...n1 fmlthfeld, PlDAburrai. set
43.011 k. S. Urfa..
LI EAD & METEGAR, Groeare and
Clutualsoinu dierchwtte,arei &atom iu kinds
A Coutary Produce and Pittstough Zdtamfactureu.
do. 242 lAbort) Moot, opposite bead et Wood Krt.;
Pittaburch. KZ:Ay
r_ll EO. B. JONES & SON, Wholesiclo
Grocers aztd Boat Tonalsbera. dealers i2-MA
NILLA ROPY, OAKUM, 0114 PITCH. aad Pitt.
burgh trutautsetturet artielea, No. 141 Water street,
Lbeve the Bleattatgahola Bridaot, Pittsburgh.
11,06L1T
ROBERT DA.LZELL & CO., Whole.
ate Groom. comma Io aD I Fors-annex per.
uds, sad dealer. in Predate wsd ridsbargis assn•
emends, Liberty street, Plttsearst.
A-Mute;
CE Cominission Merchant,
Vs and Vibalesale Dealerly FLOUStessIGU&O,
135.3 Lthfl sweet, appal. Perawytralola U. H.
Passenger Depot, PitUbargh, EY. Storage Ware_
how. cornet Wayna and Neu street. taviLly
1110.111 . isssurs.
LAMBERT, SHIPTION a: CO., Whole
sale Grociors sad Prods. Dmitri, No. d Plush
arose, Pittsburgh. J. 16
IVATT & WILSON, Wholesa.lo Gto-
Y me Commission Dierutrants, sad &Wend.
Produce sad Pltudnargts muudecturee, No. 1.5 d Lib
erty error. ,Pltisborgh. jc
C. I.I2IPBAT, ftlOOllD.
INDSAY & TELFORD, 'Wholesale
L
Retan GROCERS, Tl,Orit AND t•RODOCE
DEALERS, Is 7 Liters, stmt,
AK . ER & LANG, COXILLSSION
AJ Rm.:a-LIT* sod wholmale dralen in GEC
GERMS, FLOUR, GRAIN , ELIDUCE,
Liberty strzot.Plculmr,,-tr. 50LT.4.4
GS. LIGGETT & CO.,_ CITY FLOUh
a INC MILLS, corner Liberty 'sad —Admin.
.tre.ts„ Pittsburgh, Pa.
SarOspscity, nce barrels per do.
Para Tra.2.FAIL t SON, Mannfac
tuners of /AHD OIL, and Commission.lint •
taws tor th. numbs.. mud Ws of MODE AND
fiLVltiltD PYYHULTCM, Non. eft und 79 Water
Arent, Pittsburgh, Adrsitoes made on entislgnotonta.
SIRKYATILICK Ac BROTHER, m4c
V f moon to Itivlnt t di ripatriels, WHOLZ
ILLY attocriss, 11m. 191 and 123 Liberty stmt.,
fittgb • h. apl3:l,
OLLEESE WARWOUISII—LIELNRY
B. COLLINS, !al-warding and Comentiadon
:bang and de r aldr in MIME, BUTTER,' LANZ
fr[sn,l proem - generally, Ea. 23 Wood .street,
above Wafer PRiaburat.
UL R. HIDE E,
• Mocaill k Bon, No. 183 Liberty •trees,
tmrgb, general PRODUCN, GICOCEatIi AIiD , CON
'316.11Wi 11XUCLIANT. - Ourtsiguttente mopes
•8117 Nltlt d. q
..... .
I SATAii DICKEY 4b Whole ti
1 Grace., Oartmbrice xerettaatr , azul dnaltrg
Pmlttoe, No. 60 too.& nod 66 Irma/ street,
Mann*
JOY. nan,
JJOHN FLOYD & CO, Wholesale Gro
urni and C01320111310/2 tilsrulatuta, lift: 172 Wood
and t. Mint West. Pittsburgh. : 0.
IliAl fl • L. CALL NV it (sucoetasor
V to laws Rolm* A C 0.,) PORK PACE= sod
Akan fa - RVIRIONS. a:mar of Mast • Moat
Alusets, Pittsburgh.
GJ. WNBEIND, (mummer . Jack
. • 8.n2 t Tavistrala PORE
tit
Pi so ttgborrnioh. us; N 0.12 Tosith gred, not Lib
. naßt
•• • ... YOle".
r a VOIGT anceeess .reAo
0. OM, PRODUCE AED CORE
%tram • 247 Lit. rim riturzarx
_
rasa t. u
(X) . 7 1D. , Whzai "l"Qrn.
J
GROCIBis AND CONtlestox MtIICIUSIX
owner of Smithfield tad Wee? dtrotte, Plitsbortte
(1001 L- YETTIT'I47OI; Commigaicin
Iforchante, ond denten t0.i110 7 / 1 101k1LOVB.
BACON, WOOL,. GILAIN, So. 11_13mithfield
dal.Pittthamtle .71
t"liValU) ,AzKLTON -Wholande
CROCUS AND %Lamaism% IfIELCHMT.
root coma of eta Monona. No. ya.PIMUOIOI.
WILLIAIa BAOALET Wholes:la
,Groctr, Ma IS 004 so Tata atm; Pfaff
banocilr7 & ETEWARTWhotesedle
AND annuanamaimurn,
MI6 mt WWI dna. ItUldameD. Play
,t ..;• 4 ::: ,. w:• , : .. :j - €II;I,4:UVM*, :: ,--'
-:.-"'-`
WIIOLESII.E GHOCLII,