.. k ,~- -,
IP]FLE
. q - 41::.:r •
COMXIISI_,. •
JOHN 8..-O.ARFIXLD, emus-
UDR AID Poawaanar MINFAXT whole.
istre. NVArA/LN- UV& MOSS,
' LAIDPORN, DA0011,,NL431114111911 ,
POT AN PKAkL AAIUN, EALZDATUB, MN
BEND AND:IA*Ij .0114 'DRIED FRUIT and
Produce; erally,'Nos. 141 and 143 Front .lout,
wet.
„win; suiriZi
CIIILr-4, 8 11EYARI)0034111310W ME
NJ_ clenti irof &lien In FLOUR, aitsui AND
No. 243 Liberty . itreet„ Pittsburgh, 4.e.
Windsforltekers in 4 l'aWly nee
-WI bind. Pfutienter Aneteatkee paid to
frr K. ' E PRODUCE AND
OonstsmoS Klaattiim,ScAka` ?LOOK, DOT
STS. BROOKS, SEEDS, LARD, CHEESE, PORK,
DI II
S.
AND REEN PERIN And' P:'odttae gen.
stiffly. Liberal obis m thmus OA& uoMdigaments;
Wombats's, No. Il4,Necottd street, Pittsburgh.
TKOS. J. HUNTEtt,
COMML9BION MERCHANT
AND -DEALER IN CRAMS OILS,
'. / Coinii. Harid " ieen[ and
•
U. MoVAY, FORWARDING AND
.1 Omura= Ilisluusxr, tor the sale of PL OU R,
GRAIL RAOON, LARD, BUTTER, EGGS, end
Wcuits_ Pruchuut getieralky. ID SWIEIMEL .
llTKErtigitulieurPlest; Plttsburgh;PA •
• INlPOrders and costivaments solicited. jettlyd
illikkLiki IerrzEiReORWARDLVO AND
, - GoNguittor,Nutouure, the'sals of FLOUR,
RAIN, HAWN. Lam RUTTER, SEEDS, DRIED
PRINT, and Phrodoce generally, No. 16 Market rt.,
corner of First, Pittsburgh. , oeltdly
Odiolti ri airit — TEK - JOIELILS3 . "12 14;
Mratettairrs and, whobesal• augers In GROCE
BIM' FLOUR, 0111.1 N, PRODUCE, 4., Do: 19
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. teLltdly
T.TOLLAN DAWDLE, successor to Jno.
M•Glli k Son, No. 183 Liberty street, "
GENERAL, PRODUCE, GROCERY AND
CO MISSION NERCRANT.
Cotudiramento respectfully solicited. fe2dly
warm .JOll. WiIITZ.
Unirr.K, BIUMIER4,, Foireaarara
T Asa tonitiiiitor Ridiculers alai dealers
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE GENERALLY, Na. in
Eas Li • street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
: , • RANT;
Aw dealer In CRAIDIi AND RZYLNRD CARBON
01L8. GLASS, IKON, NAILS, An., No.-NO. Liberty
Street. -
111. ,...9
. 1 ow 1 p,..r.. { DAVID AVCAADLLI3,
NAIL A. oOrnk, • Special Partner.
ltifE&Ns - & COFFIN, successors to
.LY..tit'Ciiattens;Meanik C0.. -I PEOLZBALE CIRO
-OYII.B, earner of Wood and Watrz Area* Pittsburgh,
Penn's. - • : Jy3-dly
WM. J. 11111 C111L1UM.......MAX111.11131171.1......L. tl. VOIGT.
IL VOMIT & CO., successor to L. a
Rae Gniff, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS, 247 Liberty street, Pitts • • h, Pa. aut.
.1011111 110171 i.
TOHLI, HOUSE &"CS., Wu omen+
tl Gaticus am) Coxioastom 3lizscriums, corner of
timlthllleldfliad-Water strati. Pitt/bur/0i PA.-;
II re ER & B'l%l ART, HOLE-
J.ll aux 47zocsis Alto Coximitox 11 No.
107 Wood meet rune
.h. madly
_ s. inucricriucx:.:aL 'a. alecont.-..war. acenraralch.
- • . :DROWN it KIRKPATRICKS, WHOLE
1J kali lifincias .ad dealer. in FLOUR AHD
vs - N 0 .5.1.9. sndll3o LiherVy street, Pittsburgh.
AYES , 'D A I //NU, It EON, Colma
n= Ytacisants for the sale of CRUDE AND RE,
' • PIRKO CARBON OILEI; No. f* and 70 Water !street,
- littsbaigh. Advances roads onnoislgrinsentn
.` ' prietientri.-
JOHNSTONQiIION
___N DEAL= Dr Pc=
DRUGS AND fiIIEIDIOBLS,..PRRFUMRIIy,
reset GOODS, BURNING FLUID, OILS, FAM-
M,Y MRDICINVS, dc., de., of-strictly prime qual
ity, which he toren at Merest prim. Corner Smith.
paid dad Faulk stunts. klitiburgaiPa. • •
Preen' iptions carefully compoutided at Litwin.
RA. FAIINESTOOK & (Xi., Witout
. ma awl Manufacturer of WHITY
LICADAND LlTLlAllol4 . daradr of Wood and - Front
streets, Pittsburgh. mh7
1011 N P. scorn, Vinoczahig Dmiurs.
D BI : IOB ;PAXIMOILS;TADNISHIMI AND
DTY BTONYti. No:s9 l 3l,lberty.sfneet, - Pitte
All orders will receive • mat attention. • enhail
rucosasca
-
1./RAUN & REITER, WHOLESALE, AND
Zrran Duman% earner of Liberty sad St.
Mir streets, Plitaba b.
11113. GEU. IL JILKYS.Eti r Datruotsr,
_LP»o Wood street 'earner onVood street aeL4
Vireo stied , Pittablugh. Pa.
.IT7OIIJrEPS.
_ . I . OLIN a. MAGCOINTNELL, knoassir
'IA: Law: Omes, word aka!, Evico(Liai flap?
um; Now 93 Diasaind stmt."
Will attatut to tho nottlanent, meaning and canc.
Lion of calm, bonutios,tc., in Wallington, District
of Columba. nol9:6mn •
.1011111 SI. MILLIOII.
VIREPATEICK MELLON, Arros
inin AT LAW, No. 313 Tonal. stieet„ Ain:Moan
aboy• 811 .Ittlia4 MadltuNh, PAL 17:411
91.11014 AS Arroxxsy AND
-A. COMIIIIZILOS AT LAW. -
Onto; NA 1W Fourth argot, writer of Ohm,
11 . Pittsburgh, Pa. aulkdawlyT
QAJAUISI. A. I'URVIANCE Arrossirr
5.) At
Owwww, Fifth- sere. t, adjainini 'lb* aloe of liar
4.11 t Brown, Pittaburah, Pa. JeVkallP
( Id.. SMITH, ArtroRNILY AND
Countuos A! LAW, has foulard to KUHN'B
LAW. BrinDimas, No. 12 DlAmood street, Dart
_ door to At. rotor's (March. zorlOolly
• ;Scjitixxs, JR., ATTORNEY aallsw,
loartk Utast Law - ries Law itiliding,
—Pittsburgh, Ps. • mhl
PRODUCE.
a. S. LUCK.
T_BECH-41 ,HUTCHINSON, CORR/8910N
A./Ai*lliairaiudas ittemexts, dean's to WEST
ERN SESERVE MEESE, FLOUR, VIER, BA
CON. RUTTER, LINSEED OIL, POTS AND
Mffi d.o6 4 ls /WWENEDE.I3IIAIN;DRIND 1111711 .
eldid 'general:W . Dose brands' Iramll.# now.
alinpi on hand. Agent for the sale of Madison - a
Co.'. Odebratiel Patented Pearl Starch. Nos. 116
Raxed and 146 Find sta., between_ Wood and Smith.
geld, Pittatough Pa. aptdly
-• !P N. •. • 0 Itai—ag., it
- : . • MEd; torairdtlinindCatandidori Net
. clung-and 'dealer in OREESE. BUTTER, LAKE
71BH and brodoe• nvonn3lll.T,,,Nl. ,WP°d " 1 " 4-
atana-illatar,`Pittabarth.' • • mj 2
AhrTEt ,ES DEAL
.zad sad Otatial ta - PROTustotte, coraatat Ear.
kat and front stmts. Jatkdly
r,mtirc.carcug.rl , s.
GAIIDINER COFFIN; Aware' nig.
Prcuxrunim :ap,..1/fluxes s.
inmaiir-untroniscitorth-emirl -comer Wood and
• A6ILN4 OWIII AMEX!
al ArritrilVilibillattford Ih
__
titeistmne ernzinne
i'una.yez C"iP4lrtx.ecoarr NiFfkr4l l3 o Nun
- t'k !4rl • i . • • Atee• strhirs
'l 4 laelet:katraerr, 92 Water a _
• • tizcartAy - ALtsallENT
-DR Ir'‘Welfil.7
IVMHlG.maitill -11 . 10 X 1 1.....111 , 13:6-11CCANDAMINL
N CARR' &AM ,•;.
- • . Wihos, Pores
I ?*i:F4aPr:
_ 4 ;IIRWCOIrARD . DeiNDEITIO DRY GOODS,
Rat" W Wood 'street, third hostas above Disatead
"1111L ,, BUICAULlithiLD, successor W
Co., Whaled* • Bolden,
te-ArsetarAVOIAAOIN ~ ; r gra b%
idutcoridear a
ftrosumr.:
r W./MU:MAR . & 43.14.ibutrntir,Uir
• • Brastatirtesiklorlikttiltird
1 JiAMON L4J
at L
B oo thrrisanl . T A t :
=LI3I . k 44,
iligll-Mthwgh'
AgatarliOMlA J ill TIM
'SIyIFIO4 Zimooposons Aro enav GOODIP, No. 77
---.- "tll#ll l Skrillit.Ml66 t.' • Iv,
..„, ...__
1116 - .
. 1itH14148,. tridusit , at .thrr,_
tsucti
" ' 463se q l "r" zsza k ° : i l t iigbrt: .
"441 X. .'
' ..
--
--
fir.ww& . -
IV . ,It &mita& a tx),____' - nt 1!
1 . 4 alall I Illi !Plus, Taissorai, Norsoss, ate., Nos. ,
Pail 101116100finet,, Pittebantb. . _
,1015
''- . -innmr_Am7
: t.c : Ku - dim:mums or
.Ir3oo**Mallots of description No.,
• & . MOLE.
14,01111110114NXIMSIMWOOtifililli.
- „ , ^ 4
El=
s 4
-
,
- -
GROCERS
SHRIVER & LAZEA --
wiroutaeue GROCERS
COIIIIIB4ION •MMICHANTS,
Mc 27 aad 29 2911121261 d Street,
Con= &wood.
js9:llyd
PHTSBBBQS,•PA
TKO*. LIITLI, TsMAUL
LITTLE ',lc 'TRIMBLE, Waiimssui
Gloom AND. C4IIIIIIUOIII MU ' CILISTI4, dftlll2l
in PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON,ANIERSE, FISH,
CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON, NAILS, GLASS,
COTTON 'YARNS, nod Pittsburgh manutactiv
Mendip. 112 Second street, Pittsburgh. .
t -
DUNCAN 1'D011.1.1).....J..111.-0. MICILLx.
AiroDONALD & A rRIMKLE, Waoi
GIX:O4 Panacea AID Connuaros Man+
I=Jobbara in.N. O. BUGLES and MOLABIMS,
JED SUGARS - and SYRUPS, rwl7l4.BA
an4-al
street, Pitts 041410 BSGEEDB;Se4210- 25 rilbetti
no14:ly
P. au rnan.....»..r. - s. - aurnss.--Arg. D. IifYINLI.
DEY/JER . & 13.1MEMBS, suocessore
to Reyinsr t Anderson, * Wholesale dealers 'ln
FOREIGN PRUITS,. RUTS AND SEGUES, CON
FECTIONERY, SUGARS, MR WORKS, &c., No..
126 and 128 Wood strait, above Mb, Pittsburgh,
Penn's.
SM:d/Y
• • . ........sazunt 103110211.
DI ROBISON & CO., Wiiouraux GRo•
_mu. cum. Oogiamoa MSRCIIMITI and &alai In
aLL klrati-of PROVISIONS, PRODUON,, and Pitts
tmrsh mantacturai, Ni. 25.5 . Liberty start, Phil.
GEO. B. " ES,. WaotssAtz , DEAutii
- GRoczaLtS,lcumant ROPE, oixux,
OUR. PITCH and Pittsburgh numuthetured ink,"
No. 141. Water areal, &bees the Monongahela Brktge,
11.0“111. 1.14114D1Mi1.
ROBERT:DALZELL • & CO, . Wixom.
Razz Aiiiictexu; • Fsiwasanira
11.4uicaogg__ 41031;desless tl
PRODUCE•an
I• g a. , ". •
TALBERT- qt, 131 1IPT02§,1,.Waoinals
.La • 'Puma Di/L/214M Co3llllo‘
liiliejAirrA 0.'1? Stx,th'utFoet, rittrth,
30 11 X MATT. "Mem.
WAWA NILSON; WHOLESALE G.
deaii
Produce and Ptypitatrith bisitabcturei;No.lsB Lib
erty street. Pitilburgh. • - a 23—
I smell' Dicks y dt co, W HOLISSALIS
J. GROCIIti, Connsisung Illnaashass, and dodos In
PHA:WM.IY. blo.AßlVider anent, am GS Faint attest,
GDR W. DLLWORTX.: U. DILWORTH.
T s. DILWORTH* CO:, Wzoxsu.ta
el Noi. 130 and 182 ficotOrtre.4, near
Smithfield; Pittabatigh. =••• • • I , , 1101-
J9llll noirma.—sicaimo 11.075 r.
IVELR, FLOYD itco;,.WEiouataislA
tr Jan) vomit:wa x miticifliii r o u.,172 Wood
add 226 Llberti idtootaltsabiaro, ' , jel6
%ATII.I4A Wnoraseue
TV fasoim a, Woo. y rad:SO Wood iiree44.Pitts-
. I tL ,4 :rifilAC44l . REllB.
W.
clucernotst---t. ---
..-,tissue.
MACKINTOSH, - 10210
Au. a:4.4-lu. knd 011ara moots. neer ihe City
Water Werke, Iltraborgh. 14.; Hanolhotorera of
NACYCLTOSH ANCLIIIIIAIL LW LNIGLOVND
PATNN ES
TOSCILLATLNIS ST P RAY' EILGINNS AND
SLIDE TALUS, of ell asses and.bartstyis.
Gerbig yet up Macainarp . ot large capacity and of
the beet TWO!, Ire are lioypered to do boo./ Job'
bins, trallert work Ibis line, trusting- teat by
prodiptimeill, sod the ;tweeter - Ate - sir snub, to.merft
- Wewrite Jostolet. aitteitlon - ta — out /3ALANOND
TAINT OSCILLATING ENGINNS, u °embalm
whining*, heretofore toratalued In tbis clere of
. .
wimasai.iCsAs:
-Wll,llAld BAINKILL & , No. 61
• u strseLlolow Warbury, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
STEAM BOILER NA112113 AND SHEET - IRON
WORKERS ;11saufacturers of BARNILILL'S PAT
ENT BOILER LOWNOTIVM, PLIJED - mad_
MER L BO/UM .C/LIK.EXIA AWLETWIZR.
PIER Bit% STEMS - P - IPM% L'unDENSERS, SALT
PANS, SWAM PANS,'. IRON yewLs; LIFE
BOATS; etc., ate: Alaa, BLACKSNITIVS W 011 K,
BRIDGE an d VIADUCT IRONS, at Um short
ed. notice. Att orders from a ilistatios promptly at
_ . _
- -
111HOIJAS 1400 HE, Kuturacrruaus OF
J. Ann Da.Lta Of iLik!'nnins O, corn:win&
11/.1.14D R<>& 1 6 111,N 9 / 1 1/9LIE and: YAXIU
ITINF.GAII., Mac IPA 191,193 and 196 /kat SUM,
betinadi nrnithdaldand Grant streak, F114969gh•
Prirattin4llllolklted. Highelimarkst price
;mkt tar
eir hued Oil - and all otherpolsonous ingredients
carettilly extracted, by a prone. neer and impnrred.
ecl2
JOSEPH F. HAMILTON & CO„
u .
Corner of line ink Lll;errisirreet4,
. , 1111811111ta
:11 1 / I .IIThrACMII2II.II OF
_RlTERltatlintAid .SlialiEsotkozaiiMT.
mylEctf
-tits;VitHANGlii - -No. bU 'Witzt riTei
PJ. PlifolOyeynxonntnenuirerf BOILIR RIVILTS,
WROUGHT MIMS, OOMMON AND RAILROAD,
sir Nur...141 ibir,dstd itlshapp4 sews
h Imp or inoi4onsolo .to order "short ,00nnA
'A knit woortenot.oointially on bond. inTirtin
A - A-Ti"_auccesnor
of, APliphany IfinolsouUnt of ' , HOT
PILEBRED - RUM AND. WASH/CBS. O.II,MCOAL
EfOR/M4MOS IRON foid NAM.RODS, BOILER.
EON 'laud Bryn's. • - •
.
yessecausifsr.,lßON WORN& Palette 00 -• Pa.
yablya , warotorook xs Wood it. Pittaburgh.
T.Altitr/XLI.
ELEJO al GLASS .W-ORKS.4=
E wourilLunixtrr & CO.; Gun hturtutsb,
TIMM. Wafebotig No. 12 %Wood Meet, COMM
of Plfsf - Pittsburgh 'Pik: - • sos:lyd
W
Libe4y:irtast, PittabarilA
manalkinmrsof WHIPS, LASHES ADD MIMI
-18, an4..vprz, 04.1pervocaka(LZATHEB. BRAIDED
WORE::' -
-
-
OrdialiaßeliefirnaiVialraDoranfi;
IT Winona ma par laittitannuitl—'•-lautiM
pEETL'EXTRACTF.J) WITHOUT
.1 PAIN 131 f 1118 INIZ 01 AN APPARATINI
W fiILENBY NO
.NRIINNua GA LVAN/ 0 BA =NI& P
•..ColdLussAber-fe lti4the:irbet; tb. APlUratth
be toed to its beetbdeantupt: -
! Medial 'anthem''end' their hatilisi bav bad
their teeth extracted by my yrocess, aad are reedy to
testify u the - safety end pdalesuees of theprers 7
tim-uttateter has bedlf tstd byystriebe let6tofted
seseititsg Isayfag
•istY
L lifirAßTlNlClALTkiiiii inserted tit ertlaybi;
. OUltitlf:. Nifithe d et,
JOSH':fOSEPH . ADAI42, INlFTworoonnearip
Yittabongh. Building, corner of t Diamond aid °non i e twty
Theodotil Weans, unineu mitt. myn:dly
411E4L-JESrallrE asEwriv.g..
•
- cpritti Am WARD; 'Dias:ll4i Paola-
V MORT Norms, Amok likurrarau, and aU so.
curiae, for monry.
Pawner can P 0 ,5141 PIDANS thmusvanr agency
oo rooronablo term.
Thavor#lll4 :40avart *dr Amity .to gooest&
nint 4 46474 1 M7,4044.12k Pad Pectymidan sfper ;
,dentid. 'Office; Gegli street, oppositeaft.:Afte m.
rs
WWI*. JelOY
--, ~~ 'f
/ filitfii~
TAMES Wiiiaßli,:latedissistant (41
flbariesßort JEXPIAqT DRAW
INGE, AND . CATIONI7fk: Off' kinds of
B uibUngo.latinnOttatendlittieir orectrou oIitIMOOD-
Oftleo 'finoerroo4 - idiloof; Whiten LelltOCk and
Robinson strewn, Allothont city,' •$.12
( 3 , ThhittlEit, ARCM-
MnreldaiinAffEf ItRIYOPIEVIDICAII7O74
• nonothafff of mgy description; workenuporior
• • moderato forum: ss%"s,-, • torkdlr
;'.ws
lirr4Pr : :PI 'Atrivg.
• Et Asa Dwipi II .ELAX O- .111F,[3. and Im.
• of Xtoduchillifisakal Instnimehta. &do at
the, HAIIMISCUPIATO Woo tor
AVIS - A - CO.
/goleua A 're. or - nab West , •• L
,ark, Z.,LMTMt•IsI-R-”rr-t-..
Alf a =Datum crPuZs,'
Kaatioss,,
mirth arid sna aitilVre4'tteberghbetv,Psr
Beamtvmmsts,- , 4*.,_
111 I - A 1 640, VIEWL7964 04,437A
i. ai 55 *csiilkheat,lbertilint ta - its'
- . of Third. Pitialirab. P. SCHOOL and
AW BOOLS constantly au band. , .
. :1" "a /STATION-
Iiss, Bran Boo‘ MilvrAtoinnins, um Jos
RAM; •0- 10r00.2 7"."
AND COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
riA..ros.
E W T 0017FLWC.r8 .
-LN FOR MO, oABll.—Jost received
at the new Piano Warerooms, No. 43t I
filth street, PULL 7 OCT. 8081RWOOD P A 08,
with Top Moulding Caned Legs, Front Relied, and
"Improved Iron Irma," nude by one of the beet
New York maker., aad will be sold for FAO, sub.
011ARLOTTI BLITHE,
Role Agent for Knabe's Piano*, and Prince's Melo
deons.
11013
s22s—One boallf ' ul 117 . Walont Of, actaTo
CHICKERING PIANO,
•
ball Iron Flame, Nev` Ikalei•reduced from $275 to
$725,
tan received sod tor sabt by
fed' • 701 IN MICLLOIt 81 Wood street.
$250 PIANOS. • MO.
.—Two elvant licomiwood 63 ocpm,
PI . ANOS,
CNICKEEING, with full Iron rime Neer Bade, se
duced from $290 to IVO,jut received mud for axle by
lid JOIN IL MEL : LOLA Wood street.
8.1 1 11 , i11i 11 , BOO.Kz.
Cythara, by J. ..Woobburp-Or does-. 18 BO
TheNew•Lute of Zion, try J. 'Woodbury dO .- 50
Tbe The Dia Alsa yiacm,phi by Dr , . - Lowdl Mason, • • do, ._ 860
George.F.• Boot,. •
The3abbath BeiLltytfeorge F. B do '... 8 60
oot, do ... 860
The Jubilee, by Witham B.Bradbury, do ._ 850
The Christian lOnstreL•ify Aiken, do ... 8 50
Tbe Slowed Slat, by Leonard Marshall. do 8 60
- 'SINGING BOOKS.
The Golden Wreath, 100th edition—per do:ea.-63 00
Terse Berm by J..A. Oeila, do ... 200
The Nightingale, (new book)do ... 900
Sabbath-School 8e14 .. • '
ThiGokkoChein; forgabbath &boobs, do .- 160
•
Alt the above for valoln quantities or singly by
JOHN IL 1111tLIGIL No. 81 Wood at.,
ja2o between Diamond alley and Fourth it.
•&Myr , BOOKS.
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOIECZ
The Pilgiirm of Fashion.
Bpare BOWS, by John Brogn,M. D.
Health, by, 46 44
-The Sutherland.; byauthor of Rutledge.
TbeClidster and tbellaiseth,- by- Chcrleaßesde.
• Jobn Brent, by linorWinthrop.
:Caal Dreinua by •
soap in Many Bays, by CI. W. Hahne..
Betolutious in Engli.hUistory, by Vaughn.
..Backle's History of Clntigation: •
limy. by Gouge Brutally.
• Latin's Leaf, by Margaret Waillsuld.
ntics
B B
anat tory
on' of t the Hebrew Romahe Culled States, by Patt,
by M
on.
.
Elliott's Life of Christ.. • • oDutL
Mohler's Lite of Trod.
Lord BEUX7II . II Bible naught.
Th. , Neagand the Reerrenly Horizons.
French's Lett-tires on the raven Churches of Asia.
Life and Letters of John Angel James.
Practical tairistisnity,•by Abbott. •
Hand Book of the Pnabyterian Church, a book for
Minister. and Elden.
I.lllr Counta7aad the Church, by .M. L. like, D. D.
Formals by DAVIS,
fels . No. 93 Wood strait.
S i l l' o e xtt LARD .MMITARY
JOntlnle" Art- of Wan stew pillion.
•Iterlind U.S. &raw llngulations.
McClellan% Xuropein
:McClellan% Field B t U. & Cavalry.
McClelinesnaymiet Itteclem.
McLeod% Surgery . of the I:rlsneen.War.
Groin' 111111tmy Surgery.
U. & Authorized Cavalry Tanks.
Field Manual of Riptutions of the Line.
Scott% Infoitry Tampa
U. & Infantry Tirrika Authorized.
Eingioury on Sitlliery - and Infantry:
...Bpw - . Jai ordeta for, Military Workspromptly at
lentlaktr. ISM" t.KA! 4;0 , 4 014
piff:D344imitiguipiff.xvi,RA
Ltikza hillte%aost B ' select b I da of,OEII II lI A IN N E D
HAVANA CIGARS, sod all kinds of SMOKING
AND CHEWING TOBACCO, SEINE, FANCY
MEERSCHAUM' PIPES, TUBES. Ac., sc., la Roost
satiety; UNDER. THE ST. CHARLES 'HOTEL,
Pitteburgd, Pa..
N. B.—TbeTeads Oppllmloa liberal terms.
caTUCtX) WORKIIK JAS. OWEN t3
ATDOCO• AND KASTIO WOMEN% PAPER
HANG E 8 AND "PLASTLIMIL
1111 1- OESTIM/VAND . 0 7 , 1 [AANTS,:of al Made
TarnishedoftiAl _ '
Na
Altorders lett st Ma 23 °ingrain street; six dgess
tram W7118, - or it_Psitnees WWI Pestoni; No. 91
Wend streetill II • .."..thritttat&dle. - sib.22
w. 41., CALDRCIL, alt.
inAIiDWELL & Boar Putman
mur km:. smite= MANILLA,' HEMP AHD
COTTON CORDAGE, GAJLITALTAR, PITCII,IIOB.
IN AND .OLLS, TARPAULINS, MUM., LIGHT
AND 13F.AVY DRILLINGS, 410., So. 68 Water sod
7g Frost Amts. Pittsburgh. spindly_
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OM, :quooessor to' Cut-
I I • wrlghta IroiuigOio. 97 wood d,net, corner
of THosiond alley. dealer La all kinds el CUTLERY,
RAZORS, RIFLES, REVOLVERS, REIVEA, 8018.
soils, CAS, Am., AA A Urn 'ointment of the
stove goods oonstootly on hand; . mbl
TAc • ..k. .120 NIS 'D, oar
U Maim am, Ductiui to BACON, DIVEJS
BEEP, LARD, MESS AND RIMY P0RK,.N0.12
r. MARSHALL, DIL&I.ER IN WALL
Pdizu, Boluisita, do. No: 67 Wood moot,
Pittaborgh: •
. 1J PA.I...MER E WOOD &.
. Dealer In BONNETS, HATS, STRAW TRIM
MINGS, and STRAW GOODS:generally. -
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[ 'which - might - be checked'
• " uCi' - - - - with a simple rented y,
fraeg.losted, Oen. te r minates seriously.
Pear are await: of the intportanoe of
dipping a xou ff ..h_ or grlight
'old in. its stage; that Which
in. the beginning %timid yield to a
int7d remedy, if not attended to, anon
attacks the tongs. "
40atittea.grocuzehlaWitarAes
ware first introduced eleven years ago.
It has been, 'prouni that they are the
beet arts le before the public ibr
#_alighst, gabia,
wedaooh., the Hacking
Cough in #aniuginftficua, and
ntiinerous ojfectione of the ShAsted,
riving immediate relief
; Pasant' elipeakers Jr !Makers
will find them. effiratwal• for clearing
and strengthening, the voice. "
Bold by pruggkts' raid glealez:s;
in jlediefte, at s'oekts per Bas:'
YOr JOHNSTON, EZYSLI,
B. A..'7 CO,, R.' R. MUMS CO.,
B. unneurnout k 00., R. Y: VANDERVORT
and RIINDERSON BROS. deThesvflenT
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w. DODIRIZUNIER, M. D.,
winr OM
Having arrived In PittsbargborflL as mum, devote
Ida excludes attention to , thoWWOJ terecil
treatment of Climb Moues, especially thole of the
. Lower Bowel, each in Piles, Oonetipatioa. Thank.
Nom% Ming onto ikiweLetrictnre of the Bowel.
oil lneoration of the fie will abo treat them*
Chronicalieesessof the WombriCtbma r B &
to. NW rooms are at the Monoonatedn/NearM.vlelire
be may ho men and ememdtod boa . .A . 'CIKk
a o'ekck. m. dev. , Attientik 4 0 7, 4ada
vutt.d'in sof Pon ib •At 7 ; - -- --, • '6l/641wir
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, plAkticd of thls Ineethilabbe Ipbftbe
:le a blaming to tosnitied.- Without the
I:teelleinal virtues of opium, the llxtr bitten:kg:
critied fl o p all the noxiou=hin of the
and other painthl affections ' , It *RP yellers vid=
irritation, allay otnrulaions, ineunuolie *Mot, and
morbid ozolteount of bed/ agnohnindi etithola
tug costintneet, or• headache.' Ilitutesattnb
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AATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
wounge76s, Feb. 20, 1002
RUMORED svAcukTiot,orlimussii
„ .
The city is tilled with iumere respecting the
dieposition of the rebelegi evacuate Manna.
sea. It is said that thettuins are baeily in
motion sending troops only .down to
Richmond, but further 'loth to a point In
North Carolina, where itis supposed General
Btirnside intends to strike If this , evacua
tion is taking place, It bill neoessarilj'be
slow work. It is estimated here; `that with_
the utmost activity on tikpairt of the rebels,
they cannot itansport their'irmY and-atoms
Riehriond in leas - thei:thivie . week's;end
even then much of their -bulk est baggage
would necessarily be lest. A 0131111 1 / 1 111ms
been brought to bear. upon Gen. !ellen to
advance immediately, if for no oth , purpose
than to assure himself that the rebels not
really fleeing away. It habit that he
afford to have the same actddent to happen to
him that occurred to Gen.: Buell at Bowling
Green.
4
THZ ILAILRHAD BEN AND THILMILITART AUTHOR!
•
Mr. Stanton, Gen. Meiga'and Gen. McClel
lan were present to-day in the Railroad Con
vention. Mr. Stanton, .highly eulogised the
railroads for their patriotic and efficient sup
port 9f the Government: : The feeling ; of kil o
even of the competing roads' to :the .Westtis
that the Baltimore and Ohlo road should im
mediately be opened to - Whitellitv .. -Mr.Stan
ton plainly intimated' aural the power of the
Government should be : ilii
isited to this end,
and the officers of the road give assurance that
with Government protection - - only' twenty' to
thirty days will be - needed
.to put the' road in
operation its entireiength. They estimate
the loop of the road in property .and revenue
at three and a half -million dollars sloop the
rebellion commenced. •
DEATH 01 . 286 riteswilw's BOX
Willie v
Lincoln;on of the'President, died at
5 o'clock this 'aftrpoon, of typhordifever, it
the White House.: Hewitt the darling of ate
household. He died at .the age of. twelve.
While the nation Teat:does Over averies of via=
teem!, Willie's father and Mother mourn over
their cherished boy.: , Those, - therefore, most
entitled to enjoy our glitrithisinceesses are now
bowed in agony. at the colliwor their son.. The
second son of. President Lincoln lies striekets
of typhoid' fever, istid - hli, lather, watchte his
disease flumes hi mourns his tleid brother-
Es=Governor Newell, of New Jiney, eminent
alike s a aphysician , antis statesman, assisted
Drs. Hall-and Shine in !etching over poor
Willie Lincoln; Gov."' Newell has been unre
mitting in his attentioni..l3leoarse,the Presi
dent will not be present at the.great celebra
tion of the 22d in the Capitol. •
Tine INIEXICJIN
There was a long es Live sessi on of , the
Senate to-dsii in which- hi-iiriderstobtl the
Matti:in riktifit—iliP
cussed. Strong and decided ground was taken
by several senatirstgainst the proposition to
create a monarchy on our southern borders.
ft was stated that in this matter Englmid,
Praises 'and' Spain were not acting in goo d
faith, and that they were...storing. up wrath
against the. day of wrath.", What precise
conclusions were arrived at are not known,
but it is vEry well understood that kgeneral
feeling is in fatior of 'a most decided protest
on the part Of our government against the
scheme of placing Prince - kfaximillatiert.the
throne of Mexico.- Some senators were read*
to go the length of t war.to prevent the con-
simation of this project; as it is believed an
international contest for this object would do
much to bring the South back into4he Union.
The speech of Mr.Noorhees, of Indians in
the House to=day; Is regarded as treading Ivan
the very verge of trmaon. Mr. Wi.diburne,
of Illinois, implied to his statement that .the
people of Indiana, were in favor of • compro
mise with armed rebellion by saying* that the
people of Illinois also would compromise,lait
only upon the terma. proposed. by Grant. to
Buckner: "Immediate and unconditional sur
render." The floor and galleries heartily ap
plauded the sentiment, end the knot of die
loyalists who had gathered - around Voorhees
to offer him, their congratulation's suddenly
disappeared.l
TUE I POSITION Or 011*. ZANIES.
The friends of Gen. Banks in .this atty have
been startled by a rumor which Kee obtained
fora few days past, that during the projettesi
advinee'en lllatusimei he is to be left In
mend of it ;forte around Washington.: lila
urged that the General .bas been left in the
beekgronnditind has. not bad • fair chance to
displaythe inidonbted .militery - abUitiee he
possesses- Ta view alia of the. fact that : the
Generals who have been placed. in-the most
important positions are Democrate,ft is urged
as • matter of slmrlejnstice that Oms: Benkei
as a representative of-the Reptiblican - party,
should hare channi of distlngiiihing him
self. Gen. flanks .has been ..x.po.ad t o . th e
humiliation of seeing lien. Stone Put in'the
most responsible position'on - the lawns To..
tombs, whilehe has - been kept in the rear, and
has suffered from 'other drawbacks, ishich.s
less self-sandiloing man -would have promptly
resented. The proposal to put him in 'com
mand of the forts here when the army is mov
ing on to victory ertakii: digsathiii hie
TEL upsois P 03 7, noNcr9qs niptots
.Foar of theallinotasegiments that share in
the glory of Yost Donets:a: wentireshlrom
the camps of enlistment) Ithitiftheyleft with
, two vtpltri,of,the tiottla, -,r3onittor
stated In' OM iironatir tsi-day ,chit tient mere
but 25,000 instead at .40,000. or 50,000 troops,
as first reported; In . Gemsltant's army,'lrlrich
Mdeitted*body - of rebels of aboat - the Same'
limber, in:their chbeepArid stront.iittriachird
Positions. -
Amontihe who hive been-Nisi
mooedjoifilie the: Jndlebiry Committas or the
Souse seesittlyi lin,Prederiek Hudson,. the
reei editor! of the .Nem ,. .,Torir Berard.' 'hfr;
I llndsinViraii brought' on from Nevi Yo rk
, an
from_ committee , andxsa,sueittioned_
Ms to thneareilrom whidt,he., obtainetkeer
tain eanttabied intioroudion.;• •;Neerty 'ill the
leading reponsontitiiin press here bare
; zia*Eozo bWiatheeiTilikittl,,,aturthe resale
!if tAkii^.egibibistiop ) when: priblirtiod, win
j form a lotions chapter [alike history.ef
tuitional , journalisnv In thitv eduntry.- The
!pitblieowili•he astonished to leenVh - ow certain
limpertaist dispatches aretetient`nli, and. from
whoui the information is derived, :
i ' - Tie adrirma Of our soldiers Ahrough!Ken--
0; 4
I tiotaty , sod ; Telma ,- and _ J into the disloyal
1 ; districtiof Carolina; will- lame the ii ta• ?ea.:.
session of itummose IL of-land s abandon:Ll'
DE the :Orli; err aim seabed to. the - use of. the
tr ial
4ovirnmeut,bythe erWroathorities. It
is propmed to in : neen bill iritror'lhaVars
giving troglitaiiisold id* Writes, !Mriati
*lug upon them digit dad ‘usehlugr-thltid.
:Domes is the fertile alstrictiailorig. thrridiss
'Will. These hardy, britroi - and intelligent
,
ararr ore will do, moreAro, reorganisa :road de
'Telop the Skittairo collar* thaws:Kyle - eke-
Aion on the part of Cougrestoror .1 ear efforti,
. °ll Ite .AF t .iq ,ell"9. ?"A!!? l l? Ple ' '' ' .. -'' ..
: I `
i ----.4 ,:it lii iii i i4" l /I r l- 71 1 . -- :.1,
e..i,...4,..,,,,„„..,,,.
bc th ertint4lolqsaitis...idickis?.. - ,Aket.
sallkaltAsiailosantain him on the thskila
of Maxie° for ten- roam . To Impartial ob
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vopruisca' APiRCH
~~_TM wC
ill
'dryers, his splendid palace at Trieste seems
Preferable to, the throne that is offered him. ,
EVACUATION( OP I/AXAIOIIII
Testimony accumulates that . theeneitny. for
several.days hare been evacuating MIUMILSBIII.
Te the statement of this fact, this imorning,
by a brigadier -general to a confidential friend
of a commander high in place, the suggestive
reply was made:,"What objection :can there
be to their going? You don't mutt' to kill
them, do you?" . "
Ml. cAsiracm TO GO Te TER SENATE. ,
It in rumored that Mr. Wilmot will resign
his seat in the Senate and. go. to Spain, in
plum of Carl 13eburs, wbo will go to Russia in
place of Mr. Cameren,.who will succeed Mr.
Wilmot in the Senafe.
SLAVERY TE,TER DLSTEIET.
The House Committee on the District of Co
lumbia will probably reportsbill abolishing
Slavery in 'the "District, net to 'the
OCCUPATION OF BOWLING GREEN,
TERRIBLE DESTRUCTION, OF 'PROPERTY
From correspondents of yfestern papers we
have the tree intelligible' amount of the coon.
potion 'of 'Bowling' Omen; •by our fore...
Bowling Omen is' the 'finest town in Southern
'Kentecky; and contilins..entne five.. siz
thousand inhaidlents. Dearly has it paid for
its secession -proclivities', . • -
'On - the 14th inst.,. the head of
eeliunriewrivedthe bank, of Dig Bar
opposite Bewling Orion, it about 'fiOOD.
•‘ I4IL that tia
Gen. htitcheitwi ' dada g saw*vac
nationw big on, and immediatily; ordered
up Catit. Loo is's.bittery, who Abr.* , .s Jew
sheili ectrotiel e river in the'dirtietion , of - the
trains. The 'stance was ton, greed • do
innotiezeen n, and the trains got 'of. TM
q. ; Mitchell ord ered ., • . pontoon
ord. .
bridge. to be constructed, bet before •it was
finishied,he envied a part ot his troops - it
ferry& raileend a half below the town, and
took , tnieseleicni; '
When our forme' iesebed , the been; it pre
eenteis scene of desolatton'seldemwitneissed.
AtmosCallthe inhabitants had - gone away—
the Secessionistsfroin.feae of the:Union army,
the Union , people: bemuse they , were•fright
tined by Captain Loomis',shell...Whose ; who
remained,, whether rebel or-loyil,did the best,
for neither deer was 'Molested, nor Wei...their
house's in any way intruded upon;, brit , it was
impoielblif to, protect the bundredof deserted
tenezeinte,illmani Of them had been leftin
hot haste,lnd all the furniture entiheusehOld
goads remained in thew; thegwerndeobtlees
frequently , visited- and partially - plundered.
One house :contained: a _large.; lot :of Bailees
stores, and-of these the'lioye: elide free
appropriating ovary ; ratio)" ,that they . could
lay_their
• hands 0n... TObacce, segars, 5i 11, 11Y,
for a few' &ye, be . leuntUta
dime . in some 'Of the boys' quarters. ~
Then le "OA ad tench 'the toirit'h es
erni
we siappOsitt last'bight.' Tha depot was
with ilia intention ofdestroying thnlotoitio.
tires and other property contained:therein,
after
: it. became ; evident. tinati temoved at
all, it would harp, to be dope amid • storm of
percussion..shells.., ; . eien
.ICe e mbtiiie were
burned; In :babies' "infmenie
iptaiiiittot all sorts . oftinnyinataiiil:'
dreds of giestiarrels and toike'Ciild be - Men
amongst the mine; embracing of
almost every variety of.!..i.bootlngiront".Whieh
is used at present amongst civilised men.
'There war... Mississippi vides,; - Butleld:Xides,
rifled muskets, : smooth-bore muskets, breach
loading' nittekete, - deible and single barreled
shed' gdit,,and'udieellaileons'arnis of every ,
description; Bayonets, - 'sword's;' hangers,
bowle-'knives,butcher'knives and knives made
of eawsOind files,"were there in immense Asian
ngtfiY.''steres,WoinP, lgot•
ties, tin..pans and 'everythingwiliciFwenally
goes to make up the kuletstruotible . portion of
the furniture of a camp.
- From a gentlaman.who left the place since
oar troops occupied it, the Louisville jioiroal
has received 'detalls Of the work of destruction
which lies &WU COrtgointailtid in thet:onre
beautiful toiin: !
When it was found that the place wait un
tenable, and it was resolved to ergo:mate it,
the con federate, eommenocel their ineendiarism
on Wednesday, • the 12th, about dark, upon the
residence of Warner L. Underwood, Esq.,
which was' entirely destroyed. At 9 o'clock
- the pork-hoisso of T. Quigley it Co. was fired,
and all but the smoke-house was burned.
There were about $14,000 worth of hides and
tallow stowed than belonging to Campbell &
Smith, who bad been killing cattle for the
rebel army, and these etonsututed their entire
profits. The incendiaries, in their wanton dist
struction,zeom to have spared neither friend
nor foe, and property of rebels and Union
men was indiscriminately destroyed. They
next went about two o'clock at night, td
the old Waehington Hotel, at the corner of
Main and Nashville streets, and applied
their combusting. in that billiard• room: \
The building was completely, destroyed, and
the flame* were extended to Six contiguoua
stores, all of,which sera burned, though the
occupants to some butanes; saved a portion
of their. contents. The first store burned was '
that 'recopied by Moore dr Elmo, dm/01u,
belonging to J. T. Donaldson, all good Union
toed. Oesty'k Gwires, shoe 'dealers, was the
the next building, owned• by Dr.• Moore; of
Harrodsburg; then the faintly grocery store of
J. IL limes, a elle rebel,•'Web- belonged to
Warner. L. Underwood.:. Thence the-confla
gration extended to the tenement owned by
Mrs. C. T. Dunnivan, occupied by Shower T
Mitehell, merohant tailors, who saved most
'of their stock. The next building was owned
by , Mrs. H. T. Smith, and tenanted by Mc-
Clure A Faretti, jewelers about one-third of
their stock escaped deiWotiOn. (deer this
trait ' a lawyer'r office, occupied by J. H.
Wilkins, who acted as receiver' for the
arras seized from calm, by the Prost*.
lona' Government, and also tile 'alibi° of
Dr. W: D. Helm, a good Union man, Next
kw theJeweiry ohne was Hugh Barclay`', drag
SWAIN He te a Union eiau,,and atuamieded•in
earingmbout half the contents of the house,
which belonged tae Mr. Pendleton, of Hop-
Itinevilic The hens* formerly occupied VI:.
A. Barclay, a Strong Linton man, but recently
Weed by the Confederates Pot' Storing Bobs.,
was - next contented, - but the contents were
all , previously removed, The property 'be
longed to John H. Graham, of tits' eity4 . • The
livery stable owned by .1. V. Doneldaouand
ottupledly W. W. MeNeel, was also burned
to the ground, The next morales the odd
mill. of D. B. Campbell wee harmed i he has
gone off with the rebel a . nny. The Boar mill
of Judge 'Payne, • trelow men, abided the
same fate, at did' the perk bottle of• F. F. La
mm, a rebel sympethiser. '
The -beantl iron railroad bridge war de'
?,strayed on Thursday *boot eleven teelock.
~ Tha=mes were imploded id the towers of• the
plan, hut me thiamin work did not Call, alillnON
were brought to bear, and thirteett.ronmds
1 were Bred he fcrl the dedolitted ettie %depleted.
lOn Friday monolog, about Tour olctlo* the
iplanke wpm torn off olll.eldes of the turlipik•
'bridge, add Dillow , strewed over it to , factili
' tate tho oonihnstlen. ' This Was honied' only
reboot three hoar, before the dirhlion of Gen.
'Mitchell came op, which fired some•hundred
ehells in Ind around the town. wherever the re
bels were congregated. ?ben ootocosteed a
~s
stampede? The infantry seized the horse, of
the cavalry, and made oft in wild haste. •Thaw
wets some rebel troops . Id. tamp et ,Double .
Sprlittga, alio ot TX miles north of the teles,..ed
the river, who wo re shelled , barqna they had
,cola plated wo re
preparatloes for :Tear - t. Pia.
threw awry everything, and rath elarea`
the town in pole confusion. Hesehloglllll.
a flea south or ilia town, the Terse-Ran
Morgwn's Canary, and eotnisotthe hes f
.
of •abirlytag macs liitted;•dnd
laela ilidtbergidn, tweed 'lleeV Tie); wink
red amp odismaid A .uct Ware ttitiiallw herrra..,
,tiful atophitteeter,.in whiol e lugs amount
'of awn wee &gored, and wagons. About tig
hten ortbikieetelidpret ?fir*, nelarire toc
bacco Notary of Hampton Pritchett 4 , 0„.„1,4
;next destroyed: - Iltery,thanilfonsteded to the
railroad'depot, which,contalped si vast quasi-,
[ thy of sheet, bliiiiksits; **Celled; one hid.
" 4 - bolPhds of,ttlWsiftid)sdi the articles
rtrst needed . by them, all of which were de
oyedveriiiitpc-tithiallded• Ind pickled.bed,
blob were maim* by citizens for their own
, ~,..:-,:.,.-,,,1.,.:7..7.-tW:.ff=aMMZ.,-V-P.-it-,,..',, ~ ,. 1 ,x %. 6 .v.e.-45 , , ,. . -, = . e , r ,, , , r.va•-
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I use. The destruction of the property belong
ing to the rebels was very great, sumwesti.
mating its velment a millibn dollars, but it is
*possible to even approximate to the inziount
of destruction With any cretainty......
' But we have not room.to continue- the
vital •of the terrible ` destruction to - priv y
property. The rebels . destroyed . alMbst aim*
think theycould not carry off.. TheY 'stole all
. ..the horses and • wagons in the iieighboihopd,
and..thenturned their
.blic — lcs ,on tha s luined
city.
.Trozii the bat informed sonnet: we gather
that the 9onfederates . have. •never !trier
30,000 troops at any.ont time in and around
Bowling. Green.. Palk. -regiments are ;
skeleton like not:averaging ilvihundadpien,
and Wier Halutan's - Which was the falai in
the service neverluioimuup_oalts muster roll
than eight Ihundred and sixteen. ,They, have
'relit nearly five thousand of their 'troops, by
sleknesit; . who:1,1116d for' want of, medicine, paper treatment and bad . hospitals, 'though fifteen' .houses •had - been. fitted by for
theft^ • exclusive accommodation, all of
which were left 'in'' the most filthy
Condition.- _Par a long time theii average sick
list has been.,throe thousand, The _Baptist
church and the basement of the Presbyterian
church ware :used as hospitals ;• all the seats
and desks were broken up, and tUb building
terribly defaced. A million dollers,will not
Compensate the county of Warren , for losses
and injuries. Front twenty-dve to sixty beef
cattle were Sbiuglitered every day in Bowling
Oran, for-the nee of- the rebels, it'd neither
Buckner nor Hardee, when in command, were
partionlar'about Compensation. IL any out
rages Were committed, and-they weregenerally
done at night,•Buekner always promised resti
tution if the injured individuals , couldidentify
the,trespaisere, which being impossible, was . a
convenient
- way to pay debts. . •
•-• • The Battle of .Itottneke Island:
The following offietal atatenneinta and hnid
dente of thla *Milian •
OTFICIAL < LIST 4:17 THE KILLED: .14CD'WCIGliblii..
.. In
.the haste with
.which the firstlist'was
guideond ovriz' is to the fact that. the
wounded we'W ; 41 4 PaParatstdi Was diffi
cult to get a completolist, and no official list
Of - QM - killed was made out. The list which I
now send to . You Adds ' x ip as
.follows
Killed in the army 42
Killed' in'tha navy 8
Total killed
Wonaded in
.the ; army
:Lirohnded
' 3 . TolaVirotinded ' : .... ' '222
r.'Thisa4osiet in the tifirry hiebide"the ittAcH'lt
pude st—Eliubetk City. . , -. • t . .
The.offit4l, list of , the prisoners now foots
isp as follows : . - , .
Stirrendered to den. Poster' 1,908
Sttrienderedlo Gent. Bono and Parke.:.. 520
Prisoners captured by - the Navy .- 9
, Total prisoners,taken... - 2,527
The'arms, on taking an invantory, counted
ep'3;soo:' They 'are assorted and, to it 'great
extent; of , an'interior kind—the - ugh, it must
he...confessed, they, .were pretty .elleetively
.
. . . ,
' The ammunition which tim rebels hid accu
mulated on the -island was much larger than
was .at :first supposed. In the depot runt
Camp Raleigh wont tone of,
~ftecd, asionpailloa
mere discovered conceited. under ground; and
there were immense quantities 'aloe found in
the. Magazines at Forte Beaton, :Blanchard
and Weir's Point Battery, making about aro
rely-floe topcirtall..„2llls .thust he a serious
loss to:the rebels.. '' ••• • . -..-- • :--• ,-
On Widiesdai the 'rebid o fficers, a list of
Whom was - lent with tor account, were sent
on 'board of -the - steamer S. IL-Spaulding for
better security, and for this pp" arpose.Of separe.
tingthern froto,thnmen..• Here they have, the
nee - of lhe r vuid - aslOonj.:lii• like jigfiting
obeli; ii - V - i- genteel table , azirileeP at 'bight
in comfortable:state...rooms, and on the whole,
they have Co occasion to find fault with , their
quarters or no, occasion
_Oen-Burnside, I un
derstand, is anticepatiug some-orders from the
War Department, bj, which the rank and file
will be paroled, or the large part of the pris
oners will be exchanged et Fort Monroe.. He
says this - is - thelirgest 7 elephant he ever had
on his handl. .'-The leek of transportation is
not the least of the difliciilties which stand in
the way, of disposing of them.; : --. '.• - „.
'
Personally, it it Would - i.iiiodbi he very grat
ifying to the rebel pilsenersthemselves, if
they midi be permitted to - remein at - Roanoke
instead of being sent North at this unpleasant
Ramon of.the year, or.to be released on-parole
without going to Fortress Monroe. -Experi-
•nce, however, demonstrates that their . oath - I
of ellegiance is new. regarded,. and is only
taken to enable them to. escape and join the
rebel' mks again. Threa or four officers cap
tured here were made prisoners at Hatteras by
Commodore NU - Ingham, and 'Were afterwards
released on their parole af :honor.
:-: - ...1 -- .lnriCi OP .TENCE WHO* GEN. 'Whiz:. • .
--- 1;1011“Williii0Z1 learning of the defeat of hie
forma - at; Holuoke Islind, arid, Oft.litt mortal
wounding othis eon, - islreported to have been
very ednetioynnionds. ../de was too ill to make
muckexertion,,and er.4oonveyed in aiiittrialte
from Nip ' s Bead; ItOrtiwardakatF4ba.iteachi
beyond - Califon., from ; which betook - nsmall
vessel and crossed Ourrltock:Soni4readhing
Cinzinick - Oinrt-house - dn' Monday: - - •Proln
this place he sent a deg f truce to fien - - - ,Burn
side; requesting the had 'Ot. his saa,..o 'Jou
nigge Wise; which, with "the body-of . "Captain
Thames Colt* also' of , the Whit,' Legbini were
hantaisely, delivered .to the messenger.:: Dr:
MoSierd Coles,. the: (tannin of Cipt.-Colei, and
the rebel Peat 'largetia:
their;
Roanoke, - was per,
Milted -to ,accompany ; Thmaialf after
glitifiglile...patele not „to eine iiitaia in . the
rebel army. - cola!' Waslornaily house, ear-
iv:on - at ' Idellerie'llOrpital, - 'and' is - s ti ll "a
young nian.'• - Tke :parents' Of!. Thomas Voles;
who are reported ` to to neryr'respeotable, and
all good Ilnionpeoplo,raside in Philadelphia:
~ . ~ ~.
•The • Incarceration -of Traitors.;
Col: Richardsen; from the HUM*. Military
Comm Mei, it preparittg• bill to elfeot the Ici
carcerstled of and retrial toexe tinge all.per
sons who have taken the oath to support the
Constitution of the United. States aaSenators,
metnliers'of Ventres! Foreign Mlnlsterii; and
all who-.have'ham In the regular army -or
nary, and who have accepted office, either
civil or.milltaryiunder the so-called Southern
Cootodorsoy, lo short, to ptutlek the /seders
In thii '
rebellion, and under no pretext. to; Mt
thein °seep'. • „ • • .
TO PETIMICIIM REFINICBEI77 --
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PANT 0.1" PHILADELI9I3W, 0111004 - 1155
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agreeably to so aet of Assembly,
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Notes sad Bills Read 1,6110
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towu or.couptry. Office No. 3119 Walnut. street.
• .alirriy, 4229,6i0 I Aaesre, $.30 10174041.1
First Mortiege on figwort:3o4 troipet,
.ty, worth deal* the atneent...,..:-.1.:..1160,000.0.12
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