„e. eras; Another.” - .The entreat of radii,: in
&b. Northern Wed wu turnin,f oirrin: Into the
ebounni of -rum, Tbet , Presidont was; le ad
-rattier illi.`"Vlllt the ruoplc; th ..tilo is elttig
lug. The present Executive thinks, with Genci.al
Jackson, that ail trait. 31 ought to be hung. Tow
' nun have felled-the props of the =ram
proyl and - they are about to fowl the force of
theernthlnglall. trif Gottis 'about to war out
Ids wrathinelLtbem, let It come, and to the will
of the Lord let all the people say; " Anima !"
.. Traitors, in pulling their house goon them,
'have made ruipfoel...the blow. Oar hearts are
Atuttrniug.APalarlor our , nutreered dart. We
Pave lent a man of intbUnte Moral character. Ho
Wan Master mind la tutu 4 a statesmen
wlthtitt4intheotehnif.Sortnie of StaltethandahlP
-11ei Neil W MUM of the - people. . reejedtas may do
' noun= him Moir, but history will hhoonnor tam as
the guekehtEmanoipator m thovroiltteltice the
dart.M'tilie inspired Moses. Ile gleamy le death;
bat L ',lo awake to the MOTU Itig,or-iheinsur
red t.. - mod then no will;onc te U113104'10
*ay ..and !abaci:4SM thntgovertimant.
t ia
to the r O3llO of..arblelt •Atailthei..lAneath full'
'lsi the Unita:lloU ttatirofw Oloothillni:y traitor.
, . slim rassimmuas cumica.
Trivet die Riots me aynopthrof a - sermon preach..
ed (a the Srsttantabythrlati March eiltala city,'
19 . _1tiv.13. J. Wilson, D. D.
taft7o.:lLLt:= . tg,Vil-rhe' * ,:f,!: :rail
teanthatent." rsata. r.O: 3. •
The city Is draped in mot:wring. A nation la •
bowed in galrL Language la inadequate to corn-
Tett; the dlmetnlons of this meat sorrow.
Mot the assassination of /Mho eteur, no po.
tattithiduvent boa been *l3 Importaat 'lathe mar.
der - 07 President. Lincoln. leis u towering criMe.
It Is worse than it the assassin had a rock down
anyArtorperi. beadle Europe. (ibd'a wart aril aamemthas. After four years of um parallle Id dan
gesimitiim, at tact, his era leNtned to be safe; ale
the midst of his family and friends, he 'resona
tes down: . ,
„.
Ahrthani Lin‘cdn's etilegylwii . 'Written yester
day la the faces of th 4 pcopin an 'no man can
write -Strong men wept like children. " The
. poi* loved hint becattwa be was honest, sincere.
atraight.forward. The wide surnamed him
'''hotal".7ll.l4 that be hie. epitaph. ' ' ' -
/Viral mists UP by Prvidence' for a gre'at
lautalmi.clin.lnintled 'that purpose end has
.gone down to the , grave with an untarnished
littuitia uncouth In - person awkward In his
scapitsie,;and sonde In his a ;le, yet withal was
the greattst of living statesmen. Ile will rank
in , hist o ry ' Roue of the moot illustrious of men.
11hCgiVatriess consist. d• In ' Lie int egrity—loity
prinGtitt'and itegienua te s pa pose. h=eath
14 lino-eine smile and grotesque anecdote
there tinned 'I tolubty purpose. tie grew In new.
til 'WIC irrittron the boar where be was. Inaneur
-ated tilt Ike raiment the fatal ball went enstiting
thmh his brain. Ills . last inaugural is one of
the Wilts: documents on rocorL . Europe had
letnind`ro itvi'pect bim.The name of the man
who' wrnte 'the panne:tendon Proclamation will
not, e nitgotiki. Tbat name Is yetlu the h tri
...sra..bnkit .will ascend brightening: to the sees
newatherassinated as a tyrant, and yet theta
nr.Waltiss iamb who had fewer of the elzments
Yr,rl et, hi his tiimposltlou.. be been a
l man who had murdered him would
haVt: binged yeas ego. The &seaside was
the 'Anita short:righted of mortals, he thought
by:ltillirg Lin he could destroy the principles of
which he was the embodiment. The Prince of
Orarge wee assasslnatml, hut the principle' fur
hichhe died stride the earth today. This na
ticii.".cati Use twenty Precldcuta and still tri.-
.Iba.leiibtus of the Pnoridenee are titan=olll
,and momentous, Let me mention some of them
Idigibot any - regard to system. •
'l:Ged fa onr refuse: How' feeble is man
flow helplec.a atonal ;arm! .We must reach
higher. „.
9.‘14 eimetantlY.ieearGodi protection.
B.'"M a tuition , we are yet. encompassed With
God preaches in this providence against. the
thrifty: ,
that belted fallen somewhere else! Bo
" Ides the artaseld is an actoi and tho son of an
actor. desk schooling was on the stai.s. It is
St`te Dean school in latch he...gradumes asaa
et-a sad trilbies.
God eials_natlous„, as be , /Oats p^r.sons,
throngbaOklaleferitudeairfjoj id sorrow.
•• itt' Let nu art with - motierathin. Let no ono
adiriae helots fluience. Law is supreme :
sittsursam mart. Y. L Cilintert—asT.
1101.111 a. D. D.
4.1011-upost stens the Icy et trouble
Bow swiftly sorrow treads on the heels of joy.
Last Sabbath the land was aglow with gladness,
and we were In the hoose - ol God with songs on
oar 14s. To-day the land I. shadowed with the
-''outward expreeslons of grief; and we are In the
satebnirY,A cmnintiy - 'of mourners. 21. c t. not
fotW• ting',Jehovah': yve rendered tvoir.kgivhig
tribeavetf: Nei, Jehovah not forgyttl tg ns,
beaten Insltis no ter look upward for comfort
aiitfiginapitr Is liable to trmiltbs.-
treti Muth Impplntsa Lobo enjosed this
waslilmolwitLatacdirog _all that sin ho d me to
mar and Oslo It. -finsr.its icy for the porton.
thlefieldly, the chnreti. the nation. Tot how
common 1. sorniw-r:sorrow for onrschres, for our
loyckfor ii, titta.-M'of 13 A, for the nation. No
cud itkm is 64outlitssrach. The bantam., may
beirttickes oe his summit. The loveliest may ha
ectskitit WAIT a divper shadow. 'The dsy may
a*dits at I +4 , CO‘fle. * 'rho uldht flat wackeli
untllidlarstar
.11mA/west , tenable isiiovirtiken our-land.
'TWIN at wwwene emsgrindating 'namely," on
ligfutsting of lit,atiOnitl footle& after our long.
aggsgilnienlglit;; we are gruirie4 whli tidings or
woe. Our beloved, President—tor didn know
heleattlielt we did love .Idin7fslla by the;hand
of an aeaarsib:.
In thin time of trot,ble God argue at to call
TOO loin,' address 'Jamas at no ottlertima—
Ito is lbi ey:' to are in this egegory. , Wrong as
Ithtettsiof prospaity, let as not
elgag Mlle mistime of acmes pow wh!le
the.wases . ind billows are going ovens.:At
topillig the invitation, I.t tot eall,
I. Tor the forgiveness or our national slns;
.for pardlab lorf tor Siderallim of slavery, the
monger that In Its Venom bltes, even when' cm
selottugist It is a dumb-exertions; for otr.f rn
for oar to aof so maul who are
wellberrehrletlon tiorientlitotsi—sots, libertines,
beasts.
2.. For direction es to nor coroluct In our
, season Of torrow,:tend es' to the paths we shall
take from — tt. •
3.'Lfor.the secomplbtonent witob n. of the
object hscarldeb .1. Ur distress I. :permittol; for
: 1 4ratWe gang to lift our heti from slavery
lifthout,beled certain of lie death? This recent
exhibition of iu tnaligulty sommotm n. to go at
It'..ignitt ; mid stamp It untllit Is dean, and then
built beyond all chance of nvutrection. Were
- we-about, Inaugurate. policy of mercy:;
wards the 'leaders of this rebellion Inconsistent
with the, Divtoe will cancenttlng each atroelortil
oftendersf Thereto a call for us to execute 41,7.
Ptreistitemni, upoi them without regard
loony mawkish senthrestetalisca. Were we, tke.
MOM so anxious for peaee as to bo wallas; to
her. ou au improper sod temporary bolii
There Is a call tor tul to short comprottuso
at; .an t•eilullerous connection of cousedeuee.
sod policy." and ementa , a pure that
nacres *III oppnive, and postrtity applan I.
Wert we glorying In the tiesli---g meg to Mr.
Nuiro'n what eon due to :ebneatil lolmltablo
straffrowir nal Wort bistory, starred as It, la with
this"clans rale ar, tom no name On lu pages
vi'eh'will'Alec aeith.brichier lustre as It Is
krd bath rapt it front the samtutt. of coming
N:hrt , .ll.att tb To.. The myeument that gull toe
raced - over thy suet shall no: ho ,so monumen
tal am the lit ruise thon lisst Moen to liberty and
hblustally..Yeseu to thy , ashes! honor rto thy
memory: may It be itio ambition of all thy •11L ,
mamas lieveanr thy-mantle, and ect as will as
thos;tbtleperti
thls.mistelty b u cell to remember that
. ;only LI great; Ohly hi to be a hired. ..
at tboteght - tahoulal leave wenn mire Into
ibelkeileer.t r iturr..bel bel o ved 'Es Onside.: t oat
awn, et to dough a minister, can ape alt or the
d.toa and;%Onto: , , of (bore who arc tuAr sad dm:
to Lim when Gm shock of their death It on Win I
.1 am a mourtict. too; to clay—your tole( b mine.
-- Dly heart Is too lull to let my lips be trusted.
, O. Our eyes ate to Thee. Thou whine thtone Ii
"In the heavens. Thank God there Is a Gotercor
v hive home and life ore beyond the reach of
tlett SrallOr't treason ,and the-assassin's' knifo.
Ire dottlialt thitem well. Ile Is toq wise to err,
bet atod to lee unkind. Our ten. tU In lllm.
Our formai, tourked brlllm, grow. btlyht,
:With more than raptures no.; .
,gesdittline sat. owl Us worlds of light,
IV! Det er a Ilte I y day."
anierait ransurnmAD cnnacw—ncv. Dn. J
COMAS. PABTOI4 .
Trxre-"Put cot eeoc trust lu prince* woe In the
Boa
ett of .lo . 4k h n o reu " Slo tt g!folA n . " ,t7, 4 l, ' i u a
h
striate thoughts polio h."—rsalm Itd: 3,1. Y
he church was tancfully draped. A. lame
~,acogese of people were assetoblud, and were
detply mooed, while the speaker reirred
meetc ly to the mournful oreashnf—eiting the
lisuen T tor David nier,Bahl—and deter-Wier nue
rerambeltning national , calamity.' Ile then
pointed cut .he doyen', 6 ;weld! teachings of this
event in Gt.'t 'a Providence, and pressed the ad
tuoilltlon Of the hxt.
The lessons were striking and significantas
&Ws. eternity—Ga.'s anverclguty-41nd'a - su-
Tryetrysef 7 clettandlug this honing°. of our public
men aid of L ife nit ion, for 111. Son, Jems Christ;
We King of Kingr—GetPsjolgust ma bringing us.
to his fee. la bumillatloa amidst our peans.of
victorx,.aod.tritebtrg-us, also, in this crewel's;
net, the aniiinul'of the rebellion,
which
especially,
Temitdltir.usof th e prin elplea for which we con
tee‘r- n. theybstileatio °flaw cod wood govern-
Libeist;' , an against 1113160 d In the land, - culnie fur
alabt,talkat the 04'61dt : igen of Williams Pclaeo
'of Orange., e^.d enforcing Lisa amp) of the
text.
TUIRD c. r. onrCII. • • •• •
flew. Di. J.bn G. Drown' delivevid 7i4rrdkr
• 3rtrElnir etecvdingly ,linpreasive. and appro.
7 101,Ite, Miro ome foam the word* **tali/61-1e 31
• • • ddivellid,b,•3B.."Sio yo not .that ,zollikthalb
• "' thlidiiiiii - DineL" comineeeedby
yritriitig Lis beano's to the great' t•*•Joleloil of
ovet, • Dbobews of the past: week.
,* * • . • -
•
~~~+s~~
ea: Lad f .
romi•s of 1.,,,c0me,
re4ennio witt. Ito rrnipio.t .4 his deft lied .‘"d
diplwariernd forces. had been compelled to yield
L o u K. 1
w d
t o h f . on r bravo day
scene!
In lean than
thirty-six bows the nation has beets hurled Gem
the airy pinkie of Joy down to the, very abyss
of sorrew. Why Is it that to-day Countenances
*Lich were lately io brilliant with Joy ate now
teamed with sadness? Why Is It that the ha
. billnitrots of mourning en e seen op ourdwalings,
itorts and sanctuaries'? The nation hes canoe
to mourn. Our noble and veal:rated Chief Hag
tilde Is deitd. - -The Ibiiiirbo 'eallity. patient
ly, 'firmly std , ruicessfullr guided this nation
through the terrible ordeal of the mightiest
civil net flirt Of tecorded time, is dead. The
man whose, name _will ever' stand among the
*oblutt patrhtts 'of thii or aux other land,- is
00: Well may tile Dittlol3 mourn. well May she
But on *kick-cloth; for her noble Presuistit died
rf;r4'of disease, but of violence; not by accident;
InUtry the mtutlerons anaemia, ,
erosmi , rawinrErtrkx cnunou
}lrv. W. D. ItowardiD.D.; pastor of tho Sec.
or.d rreatryteriaar Ghtuslt of, this city; pi:mu:hod
trap . thelbllowing trxt:
"K o tor se net, there le 4 prince. sail a. great ta.,ia
tellestAhle des In Isniel."-24 •
It was not the purpcos speak or the great
ness of the liresi r dent, thimalt. there was much
-1 . 0 be said upon that subject;' for one who had
conducted this mitten safely through such a wr
rible n sr, and teauaged.our complicated foreign
n.lutkms with so much
.skill,. was no coakoon
Ii la very proper, however, on this, occasion .
to speak of .hlt podium'. Mr. Lincoln was
pre-entinentlY a good man, as appears, first, in
his Integrity; seated, bla patriotism, and third
ly;lrt the kindliness of his nattre. The simiker
then proceeded to draw sundry prattical le,tons
fron this-melancholy - event. 4 First, the vaulty
of all.eatthly thing*. Seeendly, the uncertauty
of bnman life. Thirdly, we saw in the 'Peas
sdhatlon of the Presideat the malignity( and
madness of the . /plat of this rebellion—rhat
had omit down the test friend the S,u. h had.
The gnat lerson which God is tractile:: us in
is sad trent is, that the leaders of that great
rt hellion must not go unpunished.
LIBLIVIT . ITUISET 'M. 7. CllUltert—RD'. W A. DA
anotoN, PASTOR.
Fantre 771. "li r e Lord re!treettt; let the elrtk re
.
jette."
The following le the introdoctlon: A great
calamity has befallen our nation. Thee tial ope
reddest Sabbath In all our-national v, Tho
heart of the nation Is overwhehried with an In
espreseible grief—riven with an angulin 11:101 as
Wan never experienced before.
. What a contrast today Is to -last Sabbath,
*ben the nation held a rtilgions jnbiko. We
were lu.re to offer praise and thanksgiving to
Almighty God for recent tintorles and for -a
good hope - , of a speedy and permanent pease.
We bad scarcely. returned to our Ixtmos from
the church In the evenlng when a telegram
brought ns still better news; Lee bad surren
dered. The males wad quickly wild with ex- -
citron:et and rejoleings. Bells rang, cannon
roared, rockets blazed, bands played, the people
shorted, prayers were o ff ered and doxologies
sung. It was a night never to be Ibrgotten.
We were every happy people—but how changed
the whole scene!
. To-day the nation mourn ; mourns mere gyn.
trolly and profoundly than ever before; morons
the death of Its Chief Magistrate, Abnitiam Lln
cold.-whom the people honored as they never did
any other man since the 'days of Washington.
Our poor bereave& country Is clothed In sack
cloth, and Is sit hog down In the dust. Private
dwellings and public buildings are drapti in
mourning; every emblem of death is displayed;
Lamentations, loud and Litter lamentations, are
heard throughout thb land. No wonder. From
a Lumen standpoint, who can estimate the loss
sustained in the Presithut's death 7 Noble Man!
The nation bad learnedlo confide In him; is his
bends she felt her int,ests were sates With
has at the wheel she believed the ship of stale
icLuld newt be foundered; but that having
weathered every storm, It would ultimately 1.4
rt subt Into a safe and quiet harbor. lint he is
Prue; death a lilt Its weapons of war, has laid him
lair. All that is •mortal of Line do te-day
ht state la the White house, at Washington
Chy. That MOBISiTe brain is now Inactive; that
Gashing eye is closed; that 'tongue of wisdom Is
idiom; that meat patriotic, and -philantluvpic
heart Is MHOS forever 7 Nale •
Ills death was strange and' - tadln a peculiar
inge. The place and manner make it such.
had be died a batnraideath—died wid without=
disease 'Mader' ar Damming ; or by some direct
visitation of Divine Providence; or had he been
assamlnated 'some other , place—in his own
bonne, ei in the Capitol, or when at Petersburg
or RicliMond, or la the houteor God ; had it not
botM in the theatre, it would net have been so
Cut there was 0 much that was ,troly_gotai
awl nrabiarorthy.in Ina character and life that
we ean.well n 1 to look alt.& a large thane of
thaEty on whatever seems to us. to like baen
others lae: •
Mr. I.locolo has woo for himself a name that
11l be Immortal ; he has licked hitt fame with
that of Washington; assoe.a.ed himself with
the - imperishable Listoty of his country. U.
was wire; eatttMes, neat/vim, fornifing, Chesel
ellltollll, untstul, bobcat, Jost, pstnlotic,-pkt
tbropicond may we hop...religious?
We fird we base lost mare to toe death of Mr.
I..ineolo than we could bare Lei to the de. th of
.a - Gib& Maw In the nation. He was the staff
ru st.lth . ,we alt were lemming • the people's
esldcat ; th e toad pea's-trues t and dearest
liked; emphatically one of Uol'a noblemen.
•
:ca". CHAS. A. Inciurr-4th r. AL.
• "Let rot yoaillnut be trui-bled, belteire to Ctod,.'
sh, Cr.
The knowing was the applitntlim in 'ler of
our sad a atfotal bereareafeat c What mesas
p drapery of inournlug 1 solo oar Joy-
ful heists *OA forth payers of Itu6k.satelrog tJ
Geld. we signal virkee. Brion: sad Sabbath's
brews Lad, been taunted, we wro with ea
; bullhorn, and tallow ut loyal hArta wens leap-
Irg fcOr j6i. Bat alas ! joy and njolclaz has bozo'
iuddtnly tamed to aurrow and mourning. A
'Eartun la ; .her new beauty Is
Gldden slth drapery ; her great heart is slot lat
t,olten 11th trouble; She moms fur her noble
ebleftan fallen; her Lonest welt-trk.4lof. 'awl; her
loved delve:to—lead. Aad ;nab a &nab to
dire °pinch a life:!. •
The Immediate instrument is , 00 listen' !leant to
be conrldt red fur a rum:erne We are sure be was
no friend of. freedom, no friend ,of his country.
but a fiend Shore heart was taw:kerma by the
,veer camper of slavery and rrbeillon. ills life
no .n ore compensate for cur loss than the
hie of the worm that crawls at our feet. Ile Is
to be reefr& d as a mpresentsdive mao, at the
spinent of ibis cruel rebllllest, that has for
;tunedreary years teen, iftlagleg blood and
tears form the he art of the nation. and to the
leaders and supporters of t hlsreb, Ilion ; an
d and bereaved Patton and Injured Justice
Must turn sanfactlon.
.11 matterituot w bolter this assasaleatlon was
detennlstrd on by their leaden, met in solemn
conelafe; It is their act; Ala part and parcel of
ti sir fiendish work; It Is like them. and they
,Lonld be held restorilble. It Is aut another
t . oteardly KM of the demon alsvery; Lavine Idl
ed to take the batiedis life with • legion of
raltorons esscsslos, they bare succeeded lo talc.
toe
ILe life of cur represeniative mad with the
-bloody bands of One.
' /do nor aCyc.refe rows, "Venionaco is mien,
Ist ill n ray, Faith the Lord." But 1 adnx-de
the i•st.ve of Jostler. God has Mingled the !oleo
'ol his 11.011.e:tee with the voices of our many
;;states, - car, many maimed and helpless patriots,
out many stricken households, and by Lets voice
loud cod clear, thg - nation Is exhorted to deal
justly. Whit ber itn!lty, traitorous assassins. f-d
net make this assertive In thebtat et' excitement
or 10 a spirit of revenge, but because I believe
this this providence 01. Fod is plainly directieg
the nation intake:Just ouch a course. Weary of
war, I Per. We were ready.to bey peace at
the sa m itlice of princip end Juidlee.
The quaker then went to argue that for
bearance was becoming a stionelvice rather
than a national virtue.' e hand of Gad was
distinctly risible In the removal of Abraham
Lincoln aid the proruutPm Of 'Andrew . J.thuson.
.11 hile Gad need. ti Abraham 'Jowls, he preserved
him—when Hewes done with him Ho took him
to make mom for one Whom the speaker as firm.
ly believed would be made His chosen Instrument
let carrying on this mighty work of renovation
and freedom- Let us mid trust In God. ' The
netion'e God still lives, and her very- grief will
pally her end makeher stronger for her. work.
BT. ASDKEW . S Cift7tCll-I . IIOTESTATIT trISCOPAL.
The regular Esetersermon wad postponed un
til the everdeg, and the sermon of the wombs',
by the N o v. Wm.od, Snivel', Associate Minister
of the Chinch, was devottet to the memory or
the late frtsident. The theme of the discourse
was "The Nation's. Bereavement" ; based nom
the h. xt !.:d Sum tit I,lst chap, lath verse: "Toe
Lately rf Ist ~t 1 la elala upon Mgt places. flow
'are the mlO ty fallen." The speaker alluded to
the profound impression which the death of the
President lad errata —to the tokens of eorrow
upon penile buildings and private dwellings:the
dope balt•mart, bed the insignia of eloureing
with witch willing - hoods had decorated the
'until:my—all eloquent of a nation's bereave
west.
It was fitting, therefere, that we Fb cad:pause,
Even au ld the Joy of our; Easter rejoicings, to
stud a tear over the memory of that gnat and
!mod man who. bat to suddenly passed away.
1 Le flowcra which wcre_ to decorate the Easter
native! must be laid upon an openeolild. aril
we who bad hoped to to in Lath to the empty
striuklire and'sing our Easter catuls. must. stead
Ly a newly-made grave. Ile themalladed to the
early life of Mr. rireola—to Ids overcoming the
attacks which lay In bia path au by the native
force of Lie character, rising to the bitheat posl.
flan In We world. Ile was etsentially a man of
the people, and his early carger bad developed
: two char acterliths whichgave the nation reason
: [(reaped that In his °Metal life he would he an
Mondt man and a 'friend of Breeden. Itr.thst
ctsdlon the nation boded been diaappototatl.
devothwt.to the duties; of Ile petition, his
Tir.stlfith'soltataittration of the affair& of State,
i Lk' conetent., regard the' 'convletions
of the , leo". and - hie .Intettiog.,abreast4'of
. opinion, were alluded t 0,...; 4s.
*to Mt deletion to the Idea Of Creedal:a, he who
*a a manhunt Cosigrest. hadlliftoa his solo
M=l2E
1.• • ••• , t •. 1 , •" I. ct
111+N, I Cy, ti 111! the hatlim*. a• 111
m be known 1.. I axes
iiie great riteiorzi • rie , Litt I r 1.4 ItIOO
Cr - CO•olt Is already a IV /tell.
word of firtdi m hire% er toe oppressed are
starting for drliveratme.
The speaker reviewed Maly the fact that
ft,nr. 'lean. of cMelal lite the people had en
&netd bin adminit4ration with a unanimity no-.
ktowa I efore, aed In his new term of office
God had in emitted him to give bog enough to
see the 'over of the rebellion broken, Ito lead
ing eenernl a pirOner and lie despotic heal a
fosiltive fry m justice. Akraham Lincoln died a
tnarfyr to his fidelity, a victim to the eemon spi
rit: ti - rel elllon be had eci ruiceeartnly fought
and Wo Musty vanquithel, the last and greatest
(fitting upon the alter of our country's life; for
be . staa murdered because hewed President.
- ' "We tell U.y dome with many a sigh.
Rut thou are Freedom% cow sad .'erne'.,
One of the few; the !moor &loam.
That were not born to die."
lantlTT(l.7neto.lM) el.tructi—uttv.c. a. SWOPE,
In Trinity Church (Episcopal,) the eervicea
were appropriate to Easter, this great feast he
ir g always alloyed a it h suicences by the Epis
copal Church. The great calamity which hem
east glitcm Overthe whole commuultj and the
w hole nation, gate, however, thetune acid spirit
to the eervices and to the sermon. The church
was heavily draped In black, and the baptismal
tent was hung with black and decorator' with a
beautiful pyramid of purple and white Bowers,
with a crone of Forgetemetiota resting on the
dark ground of the drapery. The prayers were
hitersperscd with petitions for the fatally sod
friends of the 'amebae(' Chief Magistrate, and
fur theirmtion la affliction. Even the manic,
which was jubilant In accordance with Easter
Feast, was still execute! In a manner which
made it apparent mall .that a deep under-tune
of mourtitul sadness pervaded the whole.
'lke • sermon, which was from the 28th
clavier of St. Matthew, verses sand 6, was pre
pima as au Easter Berman, yes even this could
norgcstralii beart.ft it allusion to the great ea.
hobby which Ells IT. ry mind and saddens every
ht art. Alter speaking of the gleam. and the
trienthls of the resurrection of the ffaviour, and
dwelling upon the harmonics of nature with the
great. It Ellen of the day, the preacher, the It-v.
Mr. Swopes, spoke of the ntysterloira reasuulug
of God, In welch frfi et r aprings from death,
aid then, pausing tor a moment, made wilosinn
to the nation's great vier. a. suggested by Lie
the ught be had too pursuing. lie Nadi flow
strange, bow wonderful. In the ways of the
Providence* God, and In the affairs of this
are' the minglings of light and shade t 11 ,w
closely In the footstein of Joy treads the
solemn f rut of sonon - 1 flow often, wh. ci
the heart beats melt high with hope,
arc its exultant throbblngs but the knell
Of approaching despair Light acid dark
room. Jny and wriow, Berm ever meeting;
following closely upon art other.
It in so in the taloge et trio life. Amid tee
brightest and meat glad fostivities of earth life,
he. many a man bears within his brain a
bean aching and hit eding with bitter griefs
keown only to ill-1r sad poismoor. It is /meson
yrith theglad foothill. of this joyous season.
Ono week ago, and the dark dawning of the
?melon Week was rowed..as to obseur.: or to
.ccppse the light that fell npotsthe pathway of
thin 'nation. Today, and the bright light.of
this, in Easter Fast, la clouded by the gloom
that hangs like a pall round every heart; mid the
dark drapery of death mingles mournfully wish
the Might• firmer,. that symbolist ths resarrc e
lion, and °sof our b^-avaaly hopes.
• The CitiIEiVAGI , IIiATE of the r.atiOn is dead!
The Iliad betaken from oar hose today ! The
foul of his death casts a gloom noon every soul;
wine the mode and trimmer-of his fail, "tie
deep damnation of bin taking off," bas sent •
Oval of }terror, like an electric shock, from heart
to heart, throughout the length and breadth of
all the lard ! What shall we say, then t What
etw e nay at such a time as this? We can but
w oar heads In silent and subdued anbaffssion
- totbewlllol God. We can but own. in this
eater:pity, His chastening, overruling hand. We
ct g but hope and trust and pray that Ile, whose
ys are ant as our ways, may be leading and
tolneting this nation and this people, by a way
• e know not; yea even through the dark valley
f the shadow of deatli,to the glories of a blessed
Ft tuned' on
SZCOND r. r. curccu, ALL6l:lL.sif
Rev. J. 11 Clark. D. D., delivered an appro.
irlate and expreative serman in this church yet
trcday, of a Inch the following la a synopsis.
Isaiah PS:ll,lo.—"For When thy judgments are In
the earth, the lohsbitents of the world will learn
iightecusness. Let favor be shown to the wicked.
3.1 I.lllhe Dot learn righteousness; la the !sad of
uprightness will Le deal unjustly sod will not be
t:cid the majesty of the Lool..
Gcd Is good unto all. Displayed In his provi
eence In all ages and among all %exude. Neva.
n ore signally than to the Americas/ nation, In
lie hitth, continued prosperity and even during
this Infernal rebellion. Bat when a puopto
al cee the dhine goodness, when they will not
be led by it to repentance, when they as it were
Con.bine to perpetuate any groat wrong, It be
homes benevolence In -God to slat thew with
Inegnients.
hlsbe Lae done In our case. And ‘l3‘ 1411 V
thee judgments have beet', Parts of. States
li-ve been desolated, enyeadlodlN desutcd,
cit-
I.- but e r. 00 RUO nohle brave ate slain. And as
if all title wemnotviongb to bring as Li do rLlht,
'our noble Prestdent,venerated by al byel
mea—
besett, merciful, patriotic Abraham Lineolu--
• stricken down.
• The same enTravatlon seems 13 be to our case
at twiatid In Israel. The text says, "in the
I.sd cf npvightnesa they dealt tinhattly." It
iv as tt4 Ina heathen land, but under the teach
gee of God's law, and In•the face of Dl. the mak.
dh-played In many marvenons ways, that
'll. y sinned. Bo It has been In our ease. D i e has
Oman ends fluorin any onion as to ours,
but we WINO abuial his goodness paveresingly,
'aid today Dia hand Is stretched out against us
In judgment.
/ly these judgments he calls us to repentanee,
- !lat recognise his authority and will as isoprene,
a a by trayar to commit to him the Interests of
A +a union.
GA's primidence has compelled is as a nation
to all tLe moral advancement Made during these
years of war. Those In power were abut np to
the tecevelty of proclaiming emaneloation; and
n. t Until that step / Was taken did Gel eigually
.n evilest his favor to our arms.
Last Sabbath I tbld you to rejoice with trent
log. No man wan more glad Mao me over the
:het of Ricbmond and the surrender or roe; and
y. t when on Monday morning I rend tile Lerma
rurrender.l was overtaken with a fixling of
a 'daces. A good old lady sa'd "If I had a
dig I would display It at half meat and drape It
with mourning; at dI , to-day it wraps toe body
of the Pt esident, draped in the deepest mourning...,
Out why has God . permitted Lincoln to ho m.
assrloated ? 0 how mysterious! I can only
Inteepret It. as God's voice against leniency to
bit od dyed traitors, perjured villains. The
popular mind was fast resolving to let the lead
eta of rebellion go unpunished. This God re-
Imkes by taking away )it. Lincoln, a good and
trete:int man, and says to the natlon by his re
moval, 1 em a Gcd ot Justice and will alto v no
kiy ?contort:it of lumanity to prevent the
elevation of Justice. God brought Mr. 1.1 uoln,
lit Moos, to that point, where he could catch
tome glimpse of the glorious future, but Eh, com
;gegen of the mighty work Is iterulve.l Moon
other men.
To let the lending rebels go napialatt , d tumid
be an Intuit to it., memory of tne gallant dead,
iced to the fittings of purist friends wit t gore
tutor to their cenntry. It would be an totrase
o all prmeipit nof Justice, sr dan I-suit - to him
who pas justice and judgment for the habitation
nt t is throne.
It is still a day of some d . arkncas and ancertvin
ty. 'lbe war is t over yet. .L Merano Weis de•
dared the other day In Dancille that he wluld
tot snore:Act a foot of the Confederacy without
Clint netts opposition. We hope that bloody
battles are °vet, but I forget not the character
el 'Our enemies. ,Titty are bitter and den:min.
ed. I counsel you to continued and earnest
player fur our untie". 1 conned you to forget
of Andrew Johnr on when you bow at the
/ throt e of grace la glower to the neater& of a
eto i•ar. let °pie. God may make him the A two , -
lean Joshua, who will lead us to permanent
peace. If true to his cfbrtpeated declarations,
the event which has brought him to Um Prost.
' eer,tial chair will fell terribly upon those at
whose Instigation the nation has been bereaved
of one beloved as Washingun.
ruteT /kILTUOniai PROTEISTANT CittaiCll-IILY.
JOIN FOWL, PASTOR
Text : Psalms. 46, 1. "God Is our refuge sod
strength," The following Ia a briefs:maims
Of the Memnon s• To be In trouble Is the com
mis I , t of nun. Wu may dread It and . try to
men e It. but It cam enpon as an armed map pad
the owe Ile dark shadows across every path nod on
every heart. I. As a people we are he trouble.
1. We are In trouble because of the death of the
ware, and good. and bled, and pubic President
or 11.16 nation. 2. This Is a great and over
whelming trouble. 3. This Is a sudden and un
snarled t tumble. 4. The enemies of our coon.
try, for whom our beloved Proddent and his
elder and able Secretary were murdered end the
nation plus god Its trouble, will uot -be helped hi
tlfs most fiendish and 'grottoes crime. If. Ms
' , btons God sustains to in Oro in trouble.
1. Ge Si is our refedo. 2. God is our strength.
3 . God is a very present belie In trouble. 111.
Ti at God mail help in,uhot should VII do 1 1. Wu
sSs old all upon him in the day of our.trouble.
2, We should tenet God. J. Let us address
ourselves anew to our wok and fear not. The
santlneen to God's work may die, but the work
goes en. Let every man stand by for Jeane, and
staud.ly Ha country, and the Flag that now
'waves mer Sumter, will soon ware In glory
all over the land. C. awl bless our country !
clitcE usronmsn Cif !Melt J. n. wsowrat
After the f+Oth ^rnlek was read and an appro.
y.rlett prayer was otr, red, the pastor took his
stand ut the restll s pg defl„ and remarked that,
Amor( lbe to the realms of the church, he had
prepared at, Easter serflion, but se,add darer the
prraChing or' It until_ evening, an be felt It hla
duly tastier .to the sad admit y which bad In,
tarn the. vodk a. fie sate that the . Father or
the Nalloo".,hatilsjlert,ttsuck ileWn by at base
The nation's heart was d:Spstl la the
kmbre burs of gelefand sadness. ice remarked
gE=
Li .L. IL wl. !, tlc t
11.. thr ,t. ut: 1 . 01
VI . , y t 1-1.,41•1 qvt
, b , t tOvrtAv : lunch% nu Flul: "stoical
Itdiflirtrce;" :but the mlni,tvr of • ttut gust,'
:Lucid impuvt buy:: hauuricui :1: an , uut
the lefEovF, ohSch clrcunstanct, tl:Fe cl quent
oral: re, Evelniou•at. anti should pretant theta to
his people, ,te. These le. , cons were the follow.
let. 'That this national grief bore tratitnony to
dt cp affection for Posidcut Lincoln, on the rTrt
ctu the loyal entire. Ells virtues ensh•lard him
is rl en besot.. We could never forget him St
2d, Ibis Lat!Qoat grief was exprostve of he
F uLmiesict of the penple to the itithority of Ito Government. Government. President Lincoln was tha re ea-,
aeutative of 'the sovereignty of the Farplc.
wan tapressive of loyalty. It nourished :lad
chef i•bed that rightful relation.'
gd.'l lila sad death showed the uncertainty of
human pleaturos, etc.
4th. It likewine illsntrate4l the uncertainty of
6th. Grd In Ida Prov:denee permitted the eon.
tintrion 01 the appalling deed, end that he would
oven ule it for the welfare of the government and
for his one glory. God never Inspiredthe re.
hellion; out helms overruled the s Mons et the
!netnews, to the blotting out of the ale of
flaTeiy, to the full confirmation of our Allier
tits, de.
Rey. B. H. Nesbit, D. D.; editor of the
Adromte, recopied the pulpit of this ehtuch,
It v.. 1. A. MU er, pastor, r the room of the pre.
I ding elder, Mr. 8. P. Wolf. His theme - was
tin character, labors sod triumph of the Apostle
Pant. Ihe discourse was closed withattenlogyou
the life of President Lincoln—his moderation=
his practical wisdom—his eminent ability In gui
ding the nation over four tmost stormy and
Itoubled years. Then the stupendous event,
littlest w bleb the nation stands saddened
and diet tetted—the assassiaation of our
nod Presteent —was dfScussed. Thiv deed was
tut another manifestation of that foul trea
ts, n w hich bee VO.lttrsti to lay•shands on the fair
Is title of govert ut..nt, planted by the wisdom and
et tort ttel - by ;be blood of our fathers. • The
opt Mier closed by avowing that this foul taking
as ay of our Prmltlent was perhaps permit
t• d by the Diclue Providence, 1p order to a full
a• d sufficient pooh Itment of the leaders in the
tt I ethos. Prtsldvnt Linrolu was stricken down
r bile devisieg schemes of mercy for the teals.
1 r• sichnt Johnston will, beyond peradvenfie,
ibaugurate a severer p• Rey.
FIRST PRTSRTTYRIAN enuitcn—Dß. WU. PAXTON
The • t wan from the I Intl] Psalm, the verse—
shan net be afraid of evil 11AInge ,• hb heart
Ic fixed, trustlrg in the Lind." Alter delineating
C:laal actor of a go wl man, as described hi the
t• at, and the bit t,edntsa of such a state, ewe
r:sin In times of perturbation, Dr. Poston spoke
of thp sad event which has Just transpired —of
the man where sudden and violent death the na
tion mourns—ot the progren or the fearful crag
lie throngh which we have Just oassed--of the
ntoielstaktahle manifestations of Providence In
our nywated reverses, until the nailon shnuld be
dueatect up to the great work of breaki og every
y he and htt Mg the oppressed go fete.
lint the most itnpresslve portion of the dls
merge was that in which the thought was sug
gested that possibly God meant this terrible dis
pel as lon as ant dmcn t on thatict he abundance
or our mercy Inwards great and unrepentant
en mtbnia we were forgetting the righteous
claims of Justicdtt. Tills was one or Dr. Pazton's
most elm& at and impressive discourses.
DR. DRACE.VM CHURCU
The pelpa of Dr. Gracers cburrb (United
rmiblicrina.) corner of Penn and Morison
ettects, in the Fifth want. was Ailed by Her. 11.
(tritely Ferguson, who preached from
:11,14. The 'armee treated of the many vir
tues of the President. Ills nitub would be
larded down la history as one of the best men
at the age. Although be Is dead, the nation
a ay still hope that God will ant forget ber, and
t*►t he will ralee up In Andrew Johnson a
Otwhns to carry her safely through her present
muele.
TOAT6I rEESCIT7LRLI.7I CHURCH
Rel . . A. C. hinClellan preached In this church
Ur to the test "Tier itiong rods were broken
and withered." Tick.lU Eh The itrerood
entlemsn reviewrd the &smut& of &hi, late
11 , 0 - dent, pronouncing - him a man of rut phrs.
i , -nt nod mtutal ',durance; of eeed.rent inthP
ut and good common senses of great erect'.
to Abllley.—quoting the remark of the late
Judge Douglas--"that he perfornsod with &dal.
v./de:skill whatever he nudertoolr—". lie also ai
led.] to tee hnmlLty , kintlnms, go duns and
d, loud patriotism of the man.
8 CNDII£IIT STIMET nI.
Rev. A. K. Bell pastor of the Saidreity strut (
%bevy) Baptist Chinch, drlitertd a Mdt,
tilretive dleeonne from dodges 19 Arid
it was an, that ill that um It, said, them WWI no
deed doe° or seen from the day that the
t 'Wren of I.rael came up out of the laud of
I .pa onto this day: eemoiderof lt, take airlec
chi .peak your naiads. "
==!
Or. Jaaxes Forth y presebed from Lake :1.3...Th
Aid there they erucill-d him." it Wait ~.nem.
motion bobbath, the services were appropriate
that oulltet. The text, however, adUrlied au
upl artunity for tha reeercal gentle nee to speak
onl be death of the Prxwidett. The sermon was
very Cale tree.
TMED I. V. cIIOILC7I, iLLIIMIESY
la the ThirdlYttlted Presbyterian church, ..ti•
l• Limey, appropriate releronee was mach to the
~ sessatiwt W the Psestdrst, bat the pastor,
I.re. Joe/1h It. Ktrr, annottr (LA that on nest
Sebbath ant:lawn at twerteelock, be would do
lira adiscanzse with tpx.lst reference to that
sad erent.
halter. Reid, pastor of the Ist
Church. &wash street, prrsehed r Nolen= and
at prortlate sermon from 4 Elm, 2 :IV.. "My
father. soy father, the charlot of Israel, and too
ttiercnentbereof!"
WIT c kwOW w. onunca.
Net. V. Lavas preached in the East • Commsn
Ilethoillst church, Ahrgheny, from the teat—
" Now art the mighty fallen." 3.lBamnel t IV.
Appropriate sermons - were delivered In other
churcher, bet we tailed to vet even the teat{ up
oy width the Tr tnerldi were hosed. 1n a num
ot the rboreh,s there were commit:km abr.
Ores held, which prevented the pagtors from
❑veribn eprcial Immune in reference to the
death of the Preeldtnt.
Allegheny and Freeport Itskrona Project
—kepos t of she Conference Conknittoe—
an xecutive ec!Taralqee Appoluted.
We published some days strum the proceedings
a a meeting fasor;ng thy profeet of a railroad
from Allegheny to Ft report, held at the Scott
I.lotu.c. The tenability of the road teal dlseussed,
:and tt seemed to be the general *pluton that
:It ass not only practicable, but would bo a pay-
ILI, Investment. At thls mentlous committee of
lite woo appointed to Weft Philadelphia and con
fer with the t !Helots of the Pennsylvania Rail
road, to mem - lulu upon what terms that would
nt,Yertakh to build the errposal road. In I.s
ram
uJrtre was empowered to call au tolkm.ned
r, and report the remit of their into. TieW
I! • I Meer; of the Central Road.
At an early tour, a tinge numrier of loam:a
tilt! atilt aims met at the Beret linage, aid acre
and to order by the Chairman of the former
wt.-tinted. C. Lewis, lip., Ron. J. St. Porter
milig es Secretary.
Mr. Phelps, Chairman of the Ptilit.Liphis
t amerce , eui ratted the following rep,ri
Orr.ca oe Piviiftri.vilei• Renato to Co.,
• Peni.sosernt s. April 5,
To ace you a toil!os of t•-etilt to
ri.r the tierts.ars Fonda to construct a railroad
lira, alleyliens Cliy to the prnss terminus of
the North Westrro Railroad, at or near Fo•eport,
it le prop.. das fupnwe t That the road shall
ha ccestromed so as to occupy and obtain alitlte
advantage., cf the present canal and canal prop•
rti between the above named plats, and under
the charter of the Western Railroad Compton
the lads to lea raised by a first mortgage on that
portion of the line from Freeport to allog.le ty
tire. The tads received by curb mortgage
el all bear six per cent Interest p•r annom,pay•
able semi-at nosily, and all of the said beads
shall hose-an endorsement to the tillowlog
area Receivable by the Pennsvivanla Railroad
torrpony at par, with all nopsid coupons at
tached, in pa, trent of dual for transportation of
all freight accruing to said corel i ony on the West
ern remisrlvatila Railroad Company; provided,
.that not more than one tenth of the whole
Amount of said Issue of bonds:shall be receivable
n It itin one year from the date of the completion
or the rose, and capetctith of -the said Issue In
etch pneecedlog year, so thef,itne whole wimant
, of bonds may be received by the Pennaylraore
Railroad Company tett - years teem the date re
ferred to. The work to .beeoinmenced as eels
as a enflielent amount of the bonds to ha Issuld
under the above, named mortgage shall be. sub-
Fri null for by satisfactory and responsible oar.
Ithe,at par, to build the datibrolid, the money to
he laid for the bond& N mOntitly instalments,
of sorely per rent. No sascraption to betakeo
r hut than 61 000.
By 'direction of the President.
Littman J. Lona:it?, .
Vice President.
To !Werra. Phelps, Curtin, Karnes, Lewis and
Ike n port Was nunninannely adopted.
On motion, on Excentivo.,Cutumittee of Mx
an& opoluttd. conaletingorMessrs. li. Pemlutr
tou, Dr. McGill, J. C. Lewis, J. M. Porter Lod
Win. VhCbulutt,d to obtain subscriptions to
the tsid road. The Executive Committee was
tv.wend to nprolut rub committees to aid
thew in their wont:, and 1110. were a' m c nettin
g, o a Flannel, Cnrutnittee to raise Vie neconary
let de to dell the current expenses of the t;om
witttc.
Oa 'cotton metlng adjonrned, to mat 'at
tl.c cult of the raLcutire Couto:,Moo.
;Fut ' , coin; of irt - ju cSebool; In Alleglic
ny.-1 be act.ocU ofA Ilegbcny. b ii
• n itiot ,EISCHIiOII, aiq now no
the.: e!, tid, until the innoTO t soquies o r no
IHlePreeident Lincoln stun halo b<•en canclu•
'ltd. 7 I..t.pw 111 re....opEn on next SI ondAy.
• '
,
!Ike PlUbburgli trlicatro pre.entaw a grot
actirn night—the •13trcet. of New . ii•ok."
It will doubtlosa draw hoary.
•
%V • ; . ,;1)1; 11
.i• 1111 r I ITN', I C1., - 4.,1
e..trenbtoti
The city presents all the outwa-d Meets of
mourr.ing, the greater number of the holism not
only in the west pnhhc ;:reet, but in err.ry thor
oughfare, being draped In black, symbolical of
.).
the neneral gloom and the eat woe tits site
like an Incubus on the hearts of all loyal elti ens.
In Allegheny the saute demonstrations o the
public grief ere . shown. It' la a genuine so aw.
1 bere is that deep feeling within the popular
'wart nLieh cannot eaprels itself in words--a
ft rill. g of horror, latrine in Its iniennity with one
cf ring at co en the fiendish authors of this ter
rible crime.
A „vtry appropriate text is extended on canons
nerds the entrance of One, MeCtinteek A: Coe
sorest store : "Pleat pure, that peaceallr, gen
tle easy to be entreated, full of mercy eel ;414
ft t:lttwithout partiality cad whboat hypocrisy. ,
Mary flaze 'were bung out in mourning frets
rubric and private boners, and over doorways,
er surpended across buildings were the same
sad' badger og res. - Thr cbroTetter, too, wore
draped. - ' .'
' ' '-''' '!' '' -- • - ' '
its the eight o'clock accommodation stopped
at Rochettcr on Saturday warning, a bundle of
login of Mtn Gatemen containing new, of the
assiselnation of the Pro!dent wee received and
diaributed. One paasenecr, atter reading the
acccunt, threw down the piper, took off hie hat,
and began cheering. Ile WWI at once knocked
lowa. and beaten till alreoat dead.
- - .
At Moorlicad'a Mills, on Soho Run, one of
Die bands expressed gratification over me event,
*hereupon the employees took, him to the rut
and ducked him several times, AL the peril of hla
life.
I A passenger on the Penn street railway wait
priL off the car by another passenger for talkidg
of President Lincoln. the car being
sit sped for the purpore. This collected a crowd
at on being informed of ' the cause, set on tit,
or ender aLdgave him an unmerciful beating.
An irlebnian was beaten on Fifth street for say
ing the death of the President "won a 'mail
lets.' A prominent dry goods merchant would
base burled a female employes oat of a win
dow for &similar offense, had he not been red.
traletti by (then. We he rd of a number of
other incidents Of a like character, which indi
cated stiflicleatly that the Puople were in no
mood to suffer disloyal pc-suns to utter with lin
jumity their atroclons wire...dens of delight
over the death of a loved and good President.
A largo gatberkg of people—too respectable
to be 013 lee a moil—mold through the tart:eta
.beat nine o'clock Saturday night and enforced
allitorts nod places of amusements to close.
Tbere were very few, howeYer, woo were not al
ready ecru d. There a cro no platys of amuse
num rpm except a wizard entertalument at MR.-
1,4 Ic flail, and uncut' two Itinerant side ithows.
i bile the cornier was In fill blast, the swaying
crowd rushed ink the hall and extinguished all
Die lights. Aftercompelling ell hinters on Filth
street to close, they proceeded along Smithfield,
and through D:amoud alley, and the announce
ment of their coming was sufllcient. and in a
twiettle every drinking saloon was wrapPoein
docket ss and the door elostil. It may be proper
G. state that these 'ducat as hatred all other
s "wt to shut up" to all outside appearance,
tie shutters being tip and the curtains drown,
nu: ell that were not positively clonal to busi•
nese Mere compelled to lock their doors. At ten
o'clock the streets were quiet and orderly.
("Wang Exercises of the Western Theolor.
teal Isemlnary. Allegheny.
.1 he meeting of the Alumni Association will
be held this ( Mender) evening, In the Second
Cresbyterlan Church ot Pittsburgh, (Dr. How
e, d's.) Addresses from the Alumni may be ex
yrt tsd at 7% o'clock.
Cm Tuesday evening, Ste Rev. Dr. Burt, of
Cincinnati. 'Pastor of the Broadway Presbyterian
Church, will deliver the discourse before the So.
cir ty of Inquiry of the Theological Seminary. at
7, o'clock. In the First Proabyterian „Church,
(Pr. Paxton's.)
On Wednesday evening the closing exercises
Hill take place In the rirstl'resbyterian Church,
Atli theny. Brief addrestes by member, of the
it eduallug elate, with valedictory and diplomas,
and a parting address from one of ths Professors.
The yublle are respectfully Incited to all the ex
ecelscs.
sr.t.sau4oars. ___
•
VOR CAIRO AND W. LOUIS. I ~.Frn i p.
-L She splendid steamer LEONIDAS, 6 .
Esi.t. D. Cox, will leave far Cairo and St.
en %V LDNINDAN, April tr.
I cr 0 dial qs i almix 4 on boil,. or to
r 07 J. D. COLLI4dWOOD' i A ll en " .
I-_...,. I --
I,XIII CINCINNAT/I LOUIS:
. 1 . riLLt AND PUISIIVILLE.,TIin
Ono a oci coal inoilloill pcasenger stealac: NEVA a,
‘Vie. S.. Ernes, Nester, vill leave for the above
e r.d iatennedlate polio on atumnA T. Nth last., at
e T. X.
For freight onlounge apflir on board. or to
&Mg J D. DULL
. NOWOOP, t himaL
J.
Olllt FLADE.
)EG ULA W ENIELT PORTS- 4 244
MOUTH AND PITTSBURGH
PACKM.—The Una paiwar Mawr GOIaTM
tan, W. H. Kerr, mee W..IL &Tea, clerk.
less es Pittsburgh every SA itDAT, at 12 o'clock
AP, and Portsmouth every MONDAY, at a o'clock
The Goble. Eta make smarmat km* at Poeta.
mebth with the tkimidid steamer Boston* No.;
einehmall, sod receipt Dwight-and puma.
gen th • •to that oil,. acall
ILI A RILTTA AND PARK ER& Wa i t
:33.3..pUR0 PACKET LYNN —EEG.
iIULAB PAS:MiII:I3.R EMMA.VIER FUR W
7lio BUN FISH. SISTERAVILLE. MILL
-C116.11C, susirrre. Arr .PABIMSBURB.
The new and Gut aide heel ourseurge BAT.
AEI), CE: D. Moore 'Blurts: Daniel Moore. elPrit.
Limes Pittirwrgh eret7 MONDAY A TEM.*
;VA
T
,
at if A.
rr. . 1
Leaves Wheeling at 6r. Is, same deli -
' Beturnlas.leares Porkeihr.usi TUESDAY aria
iIIIDAY, at 6 r. is.
Lemma Martetta at 3 T. ii. mune Onyx,
In ayes Wheeling at '1 A. it. Wh.l./.3.3.E13AY and
NA TORBAY.
Por freight or poologairni ussurimuol ll**
commodations, apply o 0 or to
JeIIINIEL.AOK, or
JAB.VOLLINS. Agent;
artrll36.l No. tre Water street, Pittsburgh.
ROOTH drJrll SHOE&
,1100 TS,
ne~rtw.
of terry drecription. Children and ildissea Boots
aid italtoorals, at the I
rery Low4l Prices
We ere now wiling ererithlng In the hoe of our
hush ten
ALT. COST.
call soon, as this well oNI lut. for slew dim,
t.o risht to IFICIRLANDIt, and no other Once,
wLld N nt
No. NS KET' 5 r.,
Freond door from Fifth..
wouia take tiny method or in.
VV tortrirm the public LIM 1 It•retpwaolutlxi is
to to the
FOOT AND 8 / 1 0E TAA.DE,
AND WILL, REMOVE FROM
Oa to 92 S'oclOree,l Sltt-otpt.
ALLEGHENY CIYY, APRIL 3d.
•
As I have alined opt mp iratoek, sad have sow
the tolxaotag. of Author r En a &lemma* IFltetera
u,rhet, l will be able tooter nipc dor Induct meat.
o y ol.tft lends and the bile gonerall.
ate e ItletlLlNTollft.
REII7~ AL
WE HAVE ELHOVED TO
03 NIKRIFE'I STREET,
AND WILL OPEN •
C37.1.ir -Now Sitoolr.
OF
BOOTS 13H0B8 & GAITERS
on IAONDAT, April 10, 190 L The patrolled.. of,
qur Meade and the publlo Li roetteotHuly soUotted.
• I
ROOTH 4: ROSS.
jAM ES ROBli, .
,
.-
No. 89 Marital. Slreal
SELLS THE BEST,
THE NEATEs FITTING,
And TILE MOST DHIIAIILL.'
.73041=0TF3 .4f1.2.470 5E1801719.
Of •ny house In the city
'De hes just received a. me:olhcent Fail Stock,
Tr Ulm. one
"STAR" NVO-11111:
JUST IiEVEIY - ED BY
GEORGE •ALBRFX. SON 4t, CO"
No. IP 'WOOD STREET.
Be a' and YonFea Fier ! Ilalmnrnlsl
Uxiurd TIM;
Bootee.)
Chiidrro'a Goat and Kid Shoes.,
•
TbestagJodi are meale to nut 'special order; ane
arc warranted unequalled custom Weilt;
111116 !.•,
CO., ,
Wholes'lt; Dealers ta'
*late, :Cap& and. Straw floods,
Home now la store the largest awl . most Complete
stock of •
OOPS FOR FALL SALFS,
Ever aftelad la tlye weft: are raga:jested
eroltend exat .
otsie our •••I wtil be sold
at very low rota.
Out dIVI) STREET.
.?2L I)I C.iL
- 13. , La• - s i PILES 1 PILES
PILES.
TWENTY YEARS , STA 1114
CIU RED 1
Below will be found' wiertleesze Demons of the
Meet respectable *thews of WUklee toweahlp,
lewd to -
Dr. Geyser's Lindsey's Wood Searcher.
TboDoetor'e certificates are Within reach, and
me need be deceived in retard to his preparstioa
Da. Gad. W. Samosa: I became afflicted
nes about twmit years ago, and every year tL
Were growing worse, Co as to trouble me verymuel
Co much cost times a. to unfit me foiwork. Sots
aim I ass es bad that I contd outdo anything
account of them; they came out on me as lame as.
hickory out. I had tried a great deal of medicine
for them.- I used to buy and take whatever' 0001
hear of or read of in circulars and pamphlets that
fell in my way. but I could not et our,di soma.
time. they would do mo some good fora little while,
at afterwards they would return again as [Aid as.
.evnr. lalso applied to two Doctors, who Visited
Me at my house and gm me some medicine, but it
would not do, I could out get well. Over a year
sgol got an advertisement of your Lindsey'. Blood
!Welsher, made by rumen'. When you said It to
see you told me one bottle would sot mire me, and
_that my whole system would have to be renewed by
the medicine before I got well. I bought one bottle
and took it home with me, and used it according te
your directions. 1 then Called to ace you again
when yousald I could not expect much benefftikom
one bottle. I bought It, one bottle at a time, until
I had used elm) bottles: After Oils quantity we
used. I wee enUrMY well of the Mei, which had
tortured ma foe twenty mum' le other mimesis
' my health in improved, and I mass well as .odd
be expected for one of my Mist being sixty years
past. I have been well now for six months, and
there is no appearance of the return, of the disease.
1 can do any kind of farming now without work
be Piles coming down and hurting me. Lean pitch
hay, chop wood, lilt, or do any kind of work 1114
beton used to hurt me. -When I found `out your
Blood Searcher I kept on taking it until I got a.
Unit , ' well. I consider it my duty to make my ease
known to the country for the benefit of otheriwt•
may be suillwirm as I was, and do
not know 511
value of your medicine. You may publish this U
you like. I lira is Wilkins townships and will be
pleased to Cattily any mai of the truth of this sem
Vacate they wish to call 00 me.
ELLIOTT DAVIS.
December UM, WIC.
MP- Look out far the name Of Dr. GEORGE
oc Krysiat on the *of er of the bottle, and
er the 'Mkt also for Ws stamp on the 011.4
States rump on Um top of the bolt* to mount
bowl Unposed upon by a plutons art slew 41.6%
to Oa market.
1/01- Sold by the irepeletor, No. 146 WOOD Sr.
hod by SIMON JOHNSTON, canter of Fourth • ,
Sto Shield Meets, Ptttatnufl.
ors
HERNIA OR RUPTURE.
I=!
BEltna 0.11 11t77r/E CWILT.
HERNIA OR RUPTURE CURED
OR . RUPTPRE CURED.
11231.4 .01 BUTTOII CURED.
MERNIe 02 itIiPTCRE CURED.
, BEdX74 OR JITIPTIMS CORER
RYPTURS O HERSIA CTEMI
owns es . .wateru antra
MIPITILE oa =MLA 0111111
&trivia I ism: 4 rizet
ivrivas tht lint.ru cniz.
t 4171;71thleeirtialltNiA aftßC
it6rinitioe origami crass
minima tA.DICAIL coat muss.
111.177S#4 , PATENT tenor
; rrresi4 se7iviirre rairs.s.
EELF:-411J,1ISTlife llWa&
Preps, for the itippurt u gam
' Pile . . • •
Iles& Imes, for weak Sap base joist
Babe Serpportena tor weak sable job*.
Self-Adinating, - and every other hind of
;Spivs. :
•
Hard Rubber Syringes,
. .
Dr. Banning's isotior Body &Moo . ,
the cure of Prolapaus Utcri,,Pirea, Abdumf
nul and Spinal M eaknemea
Dr, S. S. Pitch'. Silver Plate Supportt.
Dr. MEMBER ,
ion a pawn attentre
tattle application of Trillion in whilta and children
an be is satiatied that,with an'experlenoroPrwito.
tr years, her will he enabled to give saitotricUon.
girOffice : et hie Deng Stare, Ige. MO WOOD SS.,
sign of the Oolden Mortar. Persona writing foe
Trusses ehooki send the number at inches around
the body, inunediately over the rupture.
oer
_ _
C.I.7ARRII
I:=
CATARRH REMEDY
It penetratwa to the very scut of this &eagle Ws.
InntrOl and Tr.LeTle th tnat e
ift' root
rst and and only &tau* w e h r i
ever told the world what thttorrh really wax i ly**
It commenced, end what would cure It.. - •
Dr. GOODALE Mu spent • lifetime . LC Willa.
with thls fell disease 'exploring Its secret ambush
and making known eo the world the fact tint'Dar
ant, which has for years defied the trill o a.
watch of medical men and author.la this *canary
and In Enron, ..sin now be eared, with thd same
uniform certnaty that morning follow' night.
Thousands, who tried every known cure to rata,
have heeta permaneutly cural.4y Dr. 000bALE'h
CATARRH REMEDY, awl now phase it In the
moot extravagant terms of prates.
•T Call at ow nearest agency, or sead a stamp
(or n pamphlet. Vorhed and propuod by R.
GOODA.Lk, M. D., New York.
NORTON & CO : , Role Agen“,
412 . RApp2lpAY, /air YORE..
H. KEYSER. Sole Agent ,
No. 110 WOOD STREET. Pltiskturth.
NORTOIVE OINTMENT,
For Sail "Menne, and Scrofula,
Permanently cures
TETTER, SCALD READ, Rr:ictwolti f is; tad
ITCIIINGI AND limutirro 8011 ES
and T.IIUPTIONS OP THE SKIN
This Ointment. penetrates to the bads of fhb df s
ease—goes to the eery mace—and swim It froni
the nosh beneath to the skin on the gurface7throurr
the poison of the disease upward,. and every parti,
eft of It Is dlschsiged through the ports—the mods
of the disease Ire expelled frost the Seth, eons,
quently them Can be no relapse: •
NORTON, ik 430, 30141 Agents,
fli BROADWAY, EX, 7OPL
gold by DR:KEYfir,J . t.
set 110 FOOD suesiekr/iisiluiee
PE7.0.1 - 'OS::fL!
I -1.01 ~ .FA I.S E.)13 BITUMINOUS
J poxLS.—Sealeti Proposal. wilt beecetved
Site eft re of the Philadelphian. Work s. No. rd.
South Seventh et reet. unt it noon of Friday, Xreh of
g re,r, tom, fur supplt log the whole or part of atr
ettv tlu.u.nrd too. of Hit UllllllOll/1 Rolle, suitable
for the natatforiureoi I,lutoinating gne;tobeAelly
ered no the railroad t rooks of the gas works, at the
Tax oty.sisth and Ninth Ward Sutton., in the tot-
Jowl. grit - tontines seven thousand , five httndred
tees in each of the mOotha of June, July, August
ISO, and January. February, Diarch, Apeti snj
rat.y, tbag.
'the coals roust be delivered (tech, dry and or
quality approved by thejblgineer of the U.S. Works
as eral to the *ample on *Lich the contract is
' he pro e pOsals must describerthe particular vari
ety of coal. intended Min or. eilKdied god sh it loco-
sty
tiotrandvittine of the mine p:l' from Which they
eirc to be raised. /1 they are of a kind not now ur
recently nerd nt theme works, samples for trial of
net to s than - fifty lons must be deliveed.. the
works no or before the Ith o 1 April next.
The pro. ton. of 2210 lbs. will be considered ai the
weight Wended Us 'the pp:Tose/a, =den the con
trary tie expressly slated
The 'Melees rewne the right tetatteept any pro
posal deem hole or in part, or to reject all, as they
moo best for the interests-of the, Truett and
In event oftallute on the part of any Contractor to
deliver the coals, according to his agreement, both
lb quantity and gelidity, the Trustees reserve the
right tit boy elsewhere, whatever quantby may be
required to meet the deficiency, and charge to the
contractor any loss or damage arising from such
failure. . .
Pat meets will be made monthly, in two equal
instalments, at four and six months after the epee-
Wed petit de of delivery. the lath of earn month be:
leg taken as the averagenf the monthly deliveries,
or at the option of the Trustee.; will be made at
earlier dotes, with legal interest off.
Should. contraotora ;weer to make deliveries
earl( r also requiied, they may be received, in gar.
ne they can i.e conveniently stored, but paymeals
will be Made to date from the time specified in the
contract.
-• • .
• Security for the fuliliment of contrail will be
required, and each iironoial Mutt name the amount
Kral character that will be grim.
JOS. MANI/ EL;
' e h2odd ' Engineer In Chief.
OFFICE P 7707 C . 031103337.7 07 svagnErsiti , i,
wAPTIIN.TOIV. 0., A nril 10, 1863.
7)110POSA LS FOR FLOUR--SEALRD
Pi . .OPOs.ALS are Invited until TUESDAY,
April 16th, et 11 o'clock M., for furnishing.'
.
Sutisiatcnre Department with
THE LL THOUSAND mow) 1313L5. OF FLOUR.
The propocala will be fur what is known at this
Depot an Noe, 1, I and 3, and bids will be entertain
ed for any quantity leas than the,whole.
Bias must be In duplicate, and for each grade on
sepaTate sheets of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to commence within
live days from the opening of the bids, and must be
delivered In ouch quantities, daily, as the Gov
ernment may direct;elther at the Government ware
house II 'Motown, at the wharves or railroad
depot L. no ashington,ll. O.
The delivery of all Flour awardedlo be complet
ed within twenty days from the acceptance of the
bid. Flour to be delivered in new, oak barrels,
bead heed
Payrnent will he mode In such funds as the Gov
ernment - may have for disbursement.
; The usual Government Inspection will be made
jpst before the flour Is received, and none will be
accepted which Is not fresh ground, and of a supe-
I gu a a A t li
An o allegiance must accompany: the bid
of each bidder who hoe not the nail on the In this
otter, and no bid will be entertained from parties
Who have previously failed te• comply with their
bide, or from bidders not presentlq respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any hid
par /My obese.
Idide to be addressed to the undersigned,' at Ito.
Ma 0 street, endorsed “Proposals for Flour..
11 T. Copt . (1 S. V.
OFFICE DEPOT . •
. COMMISSARY SIISSISTRICOR, U. S. A.,
Corner Penn street end Garrison Alley.
• . Ptrrenanna. PA., April 14th, PM. ,
Sealed Prop:wale Tn duplicate will be retail at
this office urn II 12 fd. on THURSDAY, the Uth
day of April, IWO, for the aupplying and deliver-I
fog at this Post at nab times and in etch QUA.l2ti•
ties se the docterslgned may rept re. Fresh Beefs
of • good end marketable quality:ln equal pro
portions of rote and Mod qinarters—Neeks,Silnks
aid Kidney Tallow to be excluded—for alx
months from the date of contract, er curb leu time
ae the I.l.wmtasary General may direct. Each bid
"must b• accompanier:Chi s guaranty far-the exec,-
(lon of a contract Incase the bide be accepted. and
goon and sufficient security will be required for the
due peHormanee tnereoL
A prioted copy of tub advertisement must be M
ildred to each proposal, which. when made
by firm, mutt name all the pa-ties thereof, and, if
not in conlormity to the above requirements, writ
be considered.
Bidders mast be present when the bids are opened
and the right toyiect all of wh" h le reminded.
Blank forms o ide end guar ntees may be pin
cured on epplication at these Persotelly, by
Is letter_orie.egraph, which mu. be enclosed an
neelope, addreued to the un erggned, and us
Muted ..Proposals for Fresh Tic .
GEOlitiE W. "ISURPUT, Ptahando, S.
apis
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
Ditiklres HA &c.
rfotlee Is hereby given le. owners of Drays,
Carte, Carriage., Bugles, Sc., hether resident or
nonresident In trelSzty of Fit rgihto pay their .
ILdernsee et the Tresaurees o ce of the city o
'Pittsburgh, forthwith,-in- os with an Art
Pf Aseembly, approved March PA UNA, and sailed',
canoe, of thellennelle of the C7l y of Pittsburgh,
proud April t 4 lB10.•
Ali Livelier. not paid as or before May
will be placed in the beads of the Chief of Pollee,
for collection, =Wet Whig fee of entente for the
collection thereof, sad all rersons who neglect or
refuse to tabs out Licessep will be subject to a
hr e ral . ty, to Ir o rgresed before , Mayor, double
The old metal prates of prey' years wort be
. tetumed at the timeiLiceases are en cut, array
1:11 cents thereto'.
/LAVES 'OF WOE E. ' •
Each etre bone welded*, • 1 fe
Eaeh two horse t 2 OS
k ach fourhoree " IS On
I Each two hone back— " 16
tnaolo2lo - Wit TiniberWrieste drawn. ley two
;home', eighteen dollars each. ear...b Additional
Morse used o' toe above vrh one
- W. ELDIABAJUBL
Flrtserenow. February 10th, 1 fietTa
iFURitITURE. AND
CANE AND WOOD CHAIRS,
Selling H ridneed prim%
WIIOI,IO3AIX Olt • RETAIL.
• . JAL W. WOIMMELL;
Nos. In and. MI TIMID STREET,
Csrpoitte 14 Edmamdmw • Om% lad
vor go. iti FOITSTI4 STREET.
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS
I CARPET DRY 000DS STOPS OP
DINIAP. Unit 8 CO.
1 136 Federal Street, Allegheny.
tee havejnet received the largest stock of
• Carpets. itugs,Arats, Oil Cloths,
ever uttered to the public la thlt city, Also a full
assostment of DRY 00011$ ANIS N'rTIONS,
whirls we are offering . at great'. reduced prices.
mbrarrsurod
r 4 b111:10•N FRUIT, NUTS, a:C.
24 mats Seedless Raisins;
300 boxes N. B. Raisins;
20 tees Preens;
75 boxes Prunes
I eters •• Bor" Ply—f•incY;
600 throws 1 16 5 1 .
ItO boxes toyer Raisins;
• bolts Bordeaux Almonds;
16 bars Sicily and Blair almonds,
16 do Enallsh Walnuts;
10 to Filberia,•
16 - do Brazil Nut; •
15 boxes Shelled Almonds;
2 .' 00 Coons Mel;
110 bags Pea Nuts;
sr. store and landing, and for sale by
DELMER a. BROS.
r 01.211 No.. 126 abd 129 Wood street.
DIIIES,
1- 20 bids Prime Hominy;
•
so do timokhrg Tobacco;
10 do Prime Whlte.Beausi
16 do Roll Butter .
12 A 4 ChemimOne Odin,
2/ do Older-soli/Ole for making vines - sir
6 do Clover Scud;.
el do Flax beed;
60 do. Dried Aiples; •
SOO. oxen -W. B. Meter; •
100 do Hamburg 00-; ,
'rattle and for sale lore by
11.1.1..4LET k rAN 011121/ER,
n•Ion • No. 311 Liberty strre,,
• .
( .. )CZASION.MENT:3., . •
c.rlued Peach Blow Pot otos', In barrels'
I du do do i ix ;asks;
10 lads Jersey Pickels;
26 bush Onions; ' •
1150 boxes W. R. Cheeile; -
.2.1 do Esistory • do; ' '
200 bushels Pell* Wblte Wells;
• 1110 do Prifue Dry Apple-el •
Ng do .'Flex Ssed;
uo.boxes Fresh Hummer; .• . ,
bbl. choice Omen Applee; • .
20 half tags Apple Hotter; •
311 Cared/it IGO Liberty street,
spit ' POTTER": AIKEN'S; SIIIiSPARD,
QUEDRI CONSIONBIENTS:: . .
F- , 160 barrels Prßoe 'White Beans; • . ,
20 do F lint Motto, ;
200 • do .Green Apples;
40 do ehOice Champagne. Cidet; -
20 do. Sweet do;.
1 0
0 doo
fresh . Odell Roll Butter;
t F•ggst
0 . do • prime I.srd;
•to sacks White Aliddgegs; . .
In ol ore and for sale by . . .
~,,,bra . FE TER & ARANTRONG.
NEW CONSIGEDIENTS or PRO
1\ littlit reeeir d this day:
• 1 cult bred Oats in snobs;
• I do • Cabbspe, Turnips and Potatoes;
1 do Peach Moor ili barreir; •
1 do do •do bus; • . , ,
10 bsirels f nreet.Potatoes;
600 114 Green Apples; .- .
11 do Onions; For sale by'
_ - • , . .
sp.o L. 11. \ MGT A. CO.
. .
Q.l2orertzllEN's IIEADeIIARTERS . .
t..,
0 . 12011133191 XIC.S.MTIV
-
Invites the attention or Sportsmen 'and others tC
his splendid stook of OtrAlS, POWDER FLASKS •
slii/T FILMS andltOtleßKS DRAM FLASKS
and stadouroilora ft eVery stock la the
arrest ever hm.uhttn this market- . nail ;
A ritlL FIRST,—FE: OOLE D.
The place to tits ell, ilint la new, tie/tutted'
and cheap_ La st No. 87
Wood strut - Come - - -
opt „ . . ISARSAALL.
T AltD• .
e leer ela Fie;i• , 7 '.
k, do No. 3 ; la arrive and Car sale by
• Opla - proK,Gt VV. •
CDAMPION 01L CuMPAN I
Produce'. of Crude and Manufactures of Refined
Carbon Oil, Benzine and Lubricating Oils.
WORKS OPPCITI.: SIIASPSIII.IIIO.,
Office No. 69 HIND strut, , PITITBOROH,
W. D. CIISIDKAN,
BRAWER, BURKE c 0.,.
ocibausslON mEßausarls,
=ls=l
Globe, Path& and Liberty Oil Woili*
tLltieral eaa idvances sWe.
Refined •r Crude Petroleums.
Ow. DIIITITESNg W 4 land
}~ MM {~~1:lll: lt tl~~
/081 N. WALLAC3II.4 WITALM
WALLACE &CURTISS.
COMMIWON JITitCHABIT,
cicam Alm mu= MROLPX .
DENZIND AND ramtuosTura ono.
.
n. 1314017711 'WHARYES, P/DLADELPHIA - PA
Storne capacity (under coyer,) for , 11;IXII
barrels. AU . excellent, facilities for A
. tltinitAl
American and Foreigh• ports, at our wAare on Zlu
Sal:akin River, near the plattMat of the P. E. IL
pICIIAiIDSON, BARLEY"tr; CO.,
CrinankaiOn and Forwarding h[irahwta la
=- • 4
CRUDE AND,REMED PECEADEIJM. 3
t 0.19 IRWIN. STREET.
pirrsstatua
_ Llbtral cash advances on conslanmentS (be
Fttistntrgh or Eastern Marketer • . ,
PITTSBURGH SZYSIII3OIII. ' '
Messrs J. S. Dilworth tr. Co., . .
Sprint" Horitaugh, Esq.,
Thompson Bell, q., Peed. Comments! Bulk;
mhtii-en, 7-r
STANDARD
1112 2 WirTIOADM 61 .9alrilaNim;Jr41
CLARK &.SUAINER.
Works and Oelce, ockiaarrs Towmau..
. ,
Office 24 WOOD iIIWIREICL .
These works have the lamest madly Is the
country. The brood stands the tighest la Ibis
country and in Rueope, for (twilit) sad are Veit,
and the oil is pot it well seasoned barn/sorepared
especially for export.
Manufacturers of BOILERS, STILLS, TARES,
and IMPROVED BORLNO TOOLS for Oil Wells.
, .
BONDED WLREHOUBE OF
Phenix Warehousing
Foot of 1311.110Ii.b.RISON Sta.. Brooklya.
MOWED PE13101.3014
In Tanks ging Bartels. .Sat Obroalarn
°Mee, No. 35 BEAM STREET, New York.
1: 13-E-Nm,
110.11914 - 111111
rozwesintaArrivcoanuiskar..itsedirth,
MID DBALEEL:I3, MU.
LiAirtremr_ ,o mastoßriatch'oireziC
PETROLEUM Olia, lts. constantly oulutatersr.
for sale .at the loyest market thsiudit.
locals shit orders Solicited. - &plies
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WAILINs '
WAG
nmum.trm,
AJD szoicira
PETROL/MX-AM rrs fenomraritT
Aadd.b., Ia Relining MaterialL.
M==Z=
JAMES WILKINt3,
• ft= AND -BEFINEWOZE: •
Perry Meet. Demme's. Walrilin z islirs
ars- Optchll evert trettut AND
SIHIPDIENT Olt PETROLEUM sad tie gerleets.-
ILlonslsturtents respectfully . solicited. • 10 6 i.
Ti lMih Er isol c f e cif o r r allOO OIL
!SiI.:POST OFHUZ BOX. 112:.
/Taunts - •
JAMES. IRWIN 1 ,
- lllltVVAthin o l6o . P i r 3 :
Oil - Of Vitriol. and. Aqua :-Ammonia.
OFFICE No. 11 NAINFITJ3
J•T , _ _ pmrr6sußox. PA. '•
LiTENT
DMICAN, DIFITLA2
NMIVIMAOSIIiItiI
Pore Wine Rebid/441Ni' oil&
NA. Pi
not
Trri " '
ORION OIL REFINERY.
TITE TiLT.
(Sisectiaora fe Seta t hetines,)' • '
01.111ednan and dealers la Pettelsany.Seattiak,
LubricaUog ant Paint tnla. pals' . • • .
Plttsburth.ilis".l
.OIL BTOCKI3.--Tbo. ondondgood wm
ule tinipartleulis attention to
,the rucks.' sa4
Stooks of ALL ItTMATtilt-COMPonisoa
I invite inyera mid sell.ers ii
3: K. NOWI6I* -
No. lOT FOURTH STREET
OIL WELL STEAM ENGINES *I is
prepared to rezatzli • .
STEAM ENGINES,
So mut approved of for oil wells and other Poi,'
poses, on the abortest e. Having difkirent`
sired Engines on finishing others, the;
publf. a nt b accomm with almoet any else ;
they want• the work w for Itself. .
. HEE, Fifth Ward,
betworn Neehania and Harrison drunk
derDatio - DSeehao •
fitters:lra. rac
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SHIPPLoieG.
O'ItMM'B
FOREIGN EMIGRATION OFFIO&
P 11113131.111011. 'ENNA:
sap..
Passage from the "Old Counter
. .
The Liverpool, New York and Philadto:_gt •
wan,) Stemnship Oompsny having anteg tW
undersigned their Agent here, vice Mr. Tbanipsoa
deceased, be is how prepared to bring oat oe Nat
P re
Passengers by the Steamets of tat *Wag at
MUSD/11SY LOW BATES. The St< asses Of
this favorite line leave Liverpool everyWEDNNS.
DAY, tor NeirSork.touclitng at tini= l L,
are smo
vessel,g the fastest, safest, stained
set.
The undersigned is also Agent for the LtVEM
m
and Londonderry Line of Steamers,
'pout every 'THIASD/Y, and miffing at 44t
Berry for Irish Parrs and Mails. The steana •
Cr. of thtatize are built la the strongest moaner,'
and furnish choke accommodations for ossumnirtml
Bob also agent for TAPSOOTT'S LINE acid* -
brated Oltiver Packeta, leaving Liverl) oo
for New York twice a week, Ind the Line
London Packets, leaving London every ten day&
The ships of Tapscotra Line have (sag b,ma no
ted for their quick passages and the eacalleate of
theprovision* furnished the passengers, and their
kind treatment woos on board. Parties artioeiliiis•
their friends brought out by sailing ream* strOnkt .
by all means patronise this ans. •• -
Ptumw to tt Wanda at greatly redneed sates.
SIOITT DRIFTS on all parts of el l 2oPlifoff •
atee lowest rates. - •
ply to - - • D. O'NEILL. •
- oreign Emigration Orfled, •
ita Smlthifeld street.
STEAM WEEKLY TO'-LIVER
A -
Pool, tone:lag at CPUEENSTOWN,MN.,.
((Cork If - arbor. The welldinowa Steamers .ofts
Liverpool, New York and PUS&Miphla Steamblia
Company (Inman Llne.) carrying the U.S. Flagii
a." intended to sail as follows; ,
E1...11101 . y . 1113j - j . Saturday Al:dile&
BAm.lmm
(NTT Or WASNINGTON..Saturday, Stay S. •
And every a to reathdlog Saturday, at noon, [eon rtiv.
ItNere cr PAHSAGIt. "
Payable in gold, or lta equlthleut tothrredatr
Firs"t Cabin 1.43 008teerage 011:
to London... SS 00 " to L0nd0n..... M Sir
to ..:. fat 001 " to Par1a... ::.41 OS.
to Hamburg.. 10 0 . 01 " to }Lambe=
Fathengers also forwarded to linnet'
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &a., at equally, low rates. •,:tt - ,
Fares front Livervool or Queenstown—thLOZ
( fie,Stedthge, dth • Those whorrish. to ••
for their friends. eau buy tickets • bets at tlasor
laths.
For further Information apply , at the (lotaisa . •
,0111ae. JOLINth. DALE, Moak'
Foreign Rini/pleb. I%
on • • No. I Stnltheekt etrtet. PVit burgh
A RD' h.- 7 15,fromai
L;VriPOOl. 'AND
1130 In gold, or ita equivalent in eurrerusy. ;
5101 IiTZW im6
.-,Ttiontas NArrielar,
Eliatillietd greet, betnnoi 24 sadort . ..-
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