~;: ~`a 4*.5-fit-t$4.l7A. ' . l J- - •,C AN FIE L 11; Obitmu acks AND plql=6.ll. sad whole. ad& daa,- 11 WW , ABILITAN EWER'S'S CHZUT., IBUTUEII4-14,11 TOT PJLINEWIT MID AND LARD 01144 .DRIXD,./MOTT,sad riasosis bo rsealy. Na k Oa and 1 43 410,414,61 t, 'll/111%.11)., ettILP , 4 SHEPARD, .owchasuaLliss.- - ` t,J CRUM and 4setenati•PLOUE, GELECRED PRODUCE, Ho. 243 Liberty. street, Pittston% la. • . ,Choiors of now for Bakers awl /sadly issi Out:Mann Partirtilor-stbintkst void US for lierel .p .,lorettUE rcw' . AIS 'Pacoima Om Conusuor EinesAse, dosler in riotra.;Virt; TES, BRIIOIB, 88.1U)8i -LARD, CHEESE, roux, - DBIZD AND GREEN Pit VMS "iutd "-educe gent Liberileamhadvatice. wade onvonsignmanu, Wsadurivet, Ko, umeona street; Pittsburgh.' _ . . .cosoussioN ILERCHANT OD DEALER IN CRUDE OILS, d r Hand street Mid • • saws Na 4114.1914.....2114WA worAßDixo J.RD Conatinos lizanaurr, for the We of VLORE, (HUM - It&CON,-. RILED. BMZER., EGGS; and Mesurptrodecis gesandly.`lio..lo.l33llT.ELTlEL p STREET, cornaraillaat,„Padablugh, Pa O ir Orders aad conalipunanta ISTZE-11, Asa Allimirstox stamen., for the guile of .11.01711, 4BALIK,BLOON,LAILD;BITTTER,SEIDS, DRIED fItIJIT. eild Produce generally, No: 16 listitet cocoet of film, Pittsburgh. . P. LAZO, 4,1G1.10A1 A K ...1t LANG, Comussms t„) licnciturra sal wholesale dealers in °ROCS-. ULNA, FLOUR., CHAIN, PiIODLION, - tcr., No. Mr) Many , mired. Pittsbnigh.Ta: .!• •• • -neLtdly O.I 4 WiIIiSLPDLIsI; simmer to Jnik. Edh,`Tai..l.B3 14111619t7 burgh, lIENIJIAL PEODUCie. (111,00ERY /JP CORMUSION lISLIOHANT. tkaudgumatita . iimpeetra solicited. ffakdi gru.AciattL. - ..:..L:..1,..749. wears. —JOII. ;ling. W 111 TE - 131tOTHER14 --- Foltiriiinum AND CulDlllllloll NYUCKLIIITI ftild &Mien; itl • PIWYINIONS AND Pig/DUCE GINIEBALLT., No. 495 Llb•rtj stroet, Ping, • , Pa. 9,427 tll OYER, Commissios lasscasyr, ;maw. hi CRUDE AND RZY/billt CARBON .A OLidd, GLASS, IRON, NAILIL Ac.. 110. 183 Liberty street. mb27:dl inu.ux t oml paw .. I DAVID III'CLINDLUS, lam a:- tda*na..l .• • ppeclal Partner.. MEARS S:.COPFIN, sucoessonC to /Mandkada Mains CD - VTLIOLE.SALE wager, of woos and Wafer 'treats, Pit laboigb, - - - • • 133:(11Y WM. J. 11170111141:14-....DAMILLSIMM-.4.41. VONT. CfCcisticeiecir to f..i G. titAnglairAlurmilrte7 JOY. I. BOOM !TWIN L' HOUSE l.):).; • Wilma:tux fiiaooir atio'lTaiskositiOX-1111rAelawrs, comer of I tlalthaetd and. Wstor sheets Pittsburgh, Pa. jyr &. STEWART, 1.2 014X1128 sat Coitsitstoosiliacearrs, No. ;WI Wood street, Pittsburgh. - ICI , je.tdly ; lall/LIPATAICX....X. I. 11ZUWX.....W31. ROWN & ATRICIKS, Wzolue , r. 1./ sum tisoczul and drains; td FLOUR 4 4 D tigSDS, Noe. 101. and lad Liberty start, Pittsburgh. ' *tally. . 1. 'AMES DAL2.131.1i. &:13014% • Ccuaaus- - . 1 Aly smug bissoniairs for the sale of MUDS ANOILF, • . 4 WINED CABBON OILS, No. as and ID Water street, j Pittsburgh... Advances toads on consignments. ;; • i 1 QISION JaIiNSTON, DILSIII3III PAS Diethatrilfri_ ,, llllllMClLlPl7rnlTitSßP, tbIIOT .GWDS, BURNDIIO !MD, OLLSi PAX -ILT XEDICINES; am, of 'strict= goal , ity, 'bleb b . Offen at leanit Smith- Said and rourtle streets, Pitta argil. Pa. Preecrifejone aft really compounded et an }were: FATLY 16000C.C410., N.Hou:- . J-P. cum Dirooter and lifooutootaser of WHITX LYAD AND LITLIARGt, axmor of Wood and Front , ; Afton., Plttaburgh. . dklif .. .. ... ! Ji RN' ~.litX.Yrr;;Wffotsemar, .11archts , , u DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISIIESLAXD : DTESTUYPS, No. 203 Marty street, letttabsigli: ',':1 , 7.4te1l raters wilt smite •m • measlier. :., rehle F• 41141161. OlllOllOll WTII. I .11LAUYAEELT R WHourau.si AND " Dim corner , of Lthatt . 7 +d St. ' Clair streato, lilts ;h. • • FILL OW. H., Dzuuckurr, 11 140 Wood stroot, corner of Wood strait and Yin& alley, Pittsburgh. Pa. .irToft.rErs. - joiiN G. IikcCONNF.LL, Arromom TA AT Law. OTTICT, Wend atoll KOXIef LAW lITITLZ. ion, No` 93 Diatomut stroot.l. Will anon to On ionlemelat, war- tog and;colleo• Um of anion, batman, &0., Washington, Dirtrict Pi Q. • nal9l6mn JOlOl 111.. laLLOY. UAKPATIUCK & MELLON, ArroP.- ...intnii „taw. No- L 93 Yount, Area; Ave doors above Smithfield, Pitts • • • • , Pa• . mr 7:dtf :NAV „IL Cownietuiiii.lalic ifOlkoorth ...mina,. corner 9f Chary *kit. -PUtitnirstii taulluSsirlyT S AMUEL A. - PU £T Law. . akrrourner chyme; rush—rhyme, adjolatas • the olio Mar • shalt.* Br<nrey Picaborgh, Pa.% PaPAI -. ' AL SMITH, ' Anualta AND -'•''' '1V..c415"0„„="- lawbairret.tlariMe N 19' . DisoKftdistreit. nest 7 .. 1 Lmir strODINIg —G. ,-._ 1 thotrxtly -- ''''' , ducot tAVlSt.l.steer:Church: -.* _ .. . ..fl • '.174i.,,J A w 4 13i Fourth -street; Lowjip`i Law Building; Ylt . olbure4 Pa- ,4e,goDuip.E. Q; asp remanent° Xgatbuttrisi dealers In WEST NEN 11163ESYS . CHEESE, run . BA .CON, BUTTIE, , , LINSEED OIL, POTS AND pReiL ASHES, SEEDS, GRAIN, DBIEDi FRUIT • 'ltad•Pnsioos generally.. Belt bonds :Nandly-Siorr• Wrap on bawl. Agent far the ads of Madison A •• Cole delibrated .Panmted .Stareb. — Non 116 Ilsoatat mad 146 Pint an, between Wood and Smith - - SeATltbibnrgb Pa.' aptdly . 7 , WARFAIOUSRLAIENItY • " H.-COLLIES; Torit Ceatualiddett Her . ' r • -•eltait land deaden Ls, c„ , scrrzza, LANE FISH and Produce generally, No. 26 Wood street, „obeys Water, Pittsburgh. -• ' m yg vjA.Sk.'4 kiol.llll37it W. PouvDRAL ... zu and &Maxi PitOrlONS,litinar of Mar ket and Front -- • jakdly 7,l,7ll:fitietXCE'elGEJrZii. GARDEN - ES COFFIN, knit: sou ninamarax• - ,AND ItcLuxes Ix -mimics Poxnutici;lblitlf4ifirteTEr Wood ad :11" ORTIC AYERS . cu, Sesta et Pennsylvania,. sad Hartford In- Immo, • • • ,:117.WAtat street. : : . -.tiscir.sreAsy qrtizwra -• d biatninaaa Cantraxii Farina Market and Water • 114121f,e: 71;..rimax, ir , ,•:14 :11.4 • IL"ltixessztscr ALVAIIIINT ,z .7 liit/M l 4 l l9o 3o l l Whi P,S4th stied. DRY';SOO "mod ....11161111f 111.VA1M1..711110 CANDIJAL -WILSON3 Olga . C() * (Lald'lndais, Paid. C..,) . • : wuota.azA demassisc , • • TORREON. AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. ' .IYoad.d.reet, , ,ibtrd bond. abayi Diamond Pist.barah. I .10:dif BUKUkileibLD, amonessor liwrlalskl t Co.,,lntderde and Retell Dealel la -Jul.= AND TAWCY DIIY - G(101?8, Nord!. comer of Fourth and Illattet It 1.2 I W.BAHKER Lis/axes Li NW. Ira Maro! bat narth I r e " Tbkd and - _ .I . )EA,Ug 1111 tir•- *-• • Tire • att. _, rue AXDIr el :41f16:20er . "lUWT .20 7 AVlEVr ag i l i e. A L ei 4WLVOSIMIOU4I4I I 11" Ilhimmaaxaitsatlllit No• nw e st 34'4 WOW Plitabargb.: • SP/V 'Crravez• littlf.a4 Dimas or Day 00014;11100*.bilkirs_.„ moot street, P . • . taliklAr4;t4 Mauseta sA " • WM" .Tatorursor NOTIOION etc., Nci. suwatriwrittibartki.— soh MANtanummant Os "" ,, 'ltritoott AND anon et VIM dacription. No. iheituaeltrewrit • .. xtuaty. 4-1 . )3_ . 4', 4 Wsou, • Ut: BOOTS, • -,•• • dis4anierSourtli aadWood streetiy; Pinata:Lb. : ••.•ax SEER.PFER a LAZEAS, OOMMIS3ION MINIICHANTS, k. MUMBLE,. .WHoLsans Gnocrna Ann Cosnizesiost Ilizenarrrs, deems In PRODUCE, PLOUR, - BACON, CHEESE, FISH, CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, CIZETON YARNS, and Pittsburgh ntanufscturts gen4sll4ll2 Second alsust,pll— ADMAN Isar Jas..:.e. municm.s. MoDONALD & ARBUCKLE, Witouo. J.T.JL ups °wan, Paouvez AND CONNILION casirrs, Jobbers In N. 0. SUGARS tad MOLASSES, REFINED SUGARS sad SYRUPS, FLOUR, BA CON, RICE, CHEESE SEEDS, ac., No. 258 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. no14:1y • -P. 1011113.......... J. S. 1151DDR.—,......11111. D. DiTii4. .I)lrEY'liElt-ae BROTHrsJIS, 'aim:gesso= Lb to Romer * Anderson, Wholesale dealers is FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND SPICES, CON.. FECTIONERY,SUGABS. FIRE WORKS, ar... Nos. 120 mud 120 Wood 'street, shoed' Fifth, Pittsburgh, Penn's. jrAedly . .11ANUILL IL ROSISON. F.;!RA.) ON & .00...-Waomei&LE czaa, Conxisatos ilicanitanra and 'dealers in W kinda of PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, and Pitts burgh manufactures, No. 255 Liberty street, Pitts my2 GEO. s. JUNES, WHOLES/IA DwER is OROCEELES, MANILLA HOPS, OAKUM, OILS, PITCH and Pittsburgh manufactured articles, No, 141 Wider ateinnoibore ;ha Monangshelaßridge, Pitteb • 4;., ; . 111011IST DALIZI.L. DOBARTPir I.Z CO„ 'IV no LE _mum' Gikentii,sonuttssios- RDINGI Itaaamarrs, and dealers in PBODUCE and rids .bl.llol Inanntactaree, Pitthbarsh. HISIT Leltstirr. LAMBERT & SHIPI'OIS, WHOLESALE Gaoczas. PIODCOI DZALSIS and COMMISMON kzacsANos, No. a Sixth street, Pittobargb„ Pa. 3011111ararr.-.... . Imam, WATT&AVILSON, Wnoussu (IRO- Atlas, Communes Idratmairre, and dealors In Prodsoe and Plttaburgh nuanolactures, No. 158 Lit., orty meet, Pittaloargh. . n2b 11% YW noucans -A. (Wain, Osiburscox lissinixrebazsisieslers in Pittsbur , PRODUU gh. 4-Dio;8) 'Water attest; aad.tidliunt street, y 8. DILWORTit CO., Witoursant EL:i °ig . '144 Xoli././_ltitt . floclid street, near I.l=lollod, Pitt/btu , E. Doi .31,1101 LUSD........ILICILULD etberi--.11 . 11.1-LLY 11.111 . ; J -,eiOIL ) . I . 1 34 0 . I & WEIOLIMALIC GRO. • tsisatin4bYtintilithit end te..13 Liberty street, Pittt , binh- PAS WILLIAM IatiALEI, WRoLE.3.us, 4aocLa..tioL,ol and 2u W?od street. Mts. barli4 l t l, ; , w . t- __ ' ta2Cdtf JrI.IJrUF.ACTURERS. .w.a.ALicallaßgin J. e. akar. .111 A: CO., corner Pike and swam, mar the City Water Works, Pittsburgh, Pa., ILanufacturers of kIACKINTOSII AND lIEMPAILL'S lIIPittiVED 'PATENT thICILLATING STEAM Exattipo AND SLIDEXALVI23, of .allulata and best myle. Haring put up machinery of large capacity sad of the beet quality, we are prepared to do heavy Job bing, sad solicit work In this line, trusting that by promptness atelttusellkamutarnlour work, to merit public -- invite special attention to- our BALANCED VALVE OSCILLATING ENGINE.3,' na combining advantage" haretotbra unattained in this ciao of X•XXI/171..... ....MX= X. SWIM: tri.) 3.4.BARICILILL & No.ol 4.ein'Atreit, WOW Rtiriiirj,:rltlibrujilc, Pa., STEAM BOILER Ma nrws Ah D SKEET IRON WORKERS ; Manufacturer+ of BAILNIIILL'S PAT ENT BOILER, LOCOMOTIVE, FLUED and CYL INDTILL BIALCItS;. DELIMNEXB, ,BREVOMEN. FIRE BED, STEAM PIPES, CON - DENDERS, SALT PANS, 80GRIt PANS, IRON YAWLS, LIFE BOATS, etc., etc. Also, BLACKSMITH'S WORK, ;BRIDGE end -vim) u lIWIIS, pone et. the snort ad nottoe. ' An -ordors troava Aistaxeo' e promptly nt. tended to. e 2.1 0219.8 MOOKE, Milarracrruit or Abli/ialiTinaldta: i1a , ',16.11:16 oil COPPED-Did. TILLED PIJILE - TITE — WHIEST and FAMILY -TLYECIAR, Nth. 129,191, lid .na 195 Finn street, between Smithfield and Grant streets, Pittaboigh. AT Private orders solidted. Higheatmarket prig . paid for EYE. nor Tool Oil =tan other pilsonons ingredients - earedidlyaittnated, by a proms new and improved. zwy JOSEPH P. HAMILTON & CO., - SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, MACIITNERT; 1 -.;." • .• ,i msls:tt , s i a bisNIIILLNUE, lro. 5U Weroic 147 e Pittsburgh, suanufarturar of BOILER RIMS, WIiA)UGHTSPIRSB, (MOWN AND of every deautiption. . larralitknlar sited crib/tad SPIRES as; RIV ETS, built Cr ands to order at short cotton. void assortment constantly 0. baud. Mr- I k. • 0 A , successor Axp of F. H. Oliphant, Manntacturer of HOT YHA:WED NUTS AND WASHERS, CHARCOAL .HONST,SHON. LRON and NAIL RODS, BOILER isoxamisamas- - - PAIECILANCE IKON WORKS, Papua Co., Ps. J 1,1 Warehouse, LS Wood st., Pittailurgh. A,W0LT1L..•......W. T. T. Qat X CRLSIO _GTA SS' i WORKS.- LL WOLMPLITILWATT Guy TOWS. Wareham, No. 12 Wood 'treed, JCOTUCT of Vint, Pittsbargb. Pa. seddyd VILLS, itIDIILE 80. 215 srreet,; oppiiitte .Blxth. Pittsburgh, mut ufseturers ot WILLPir, LAEIHSS AND SWITCII. Ditotad .111VrileiltriP4(.1 1 - LNATHEn BRAID ED WORK. • Orderspolicited from the trade, and goods prompt ty so per tostrnetkaL , .% • riIIEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT J. FAIR, BY THE USE OF AN APPARATUS WHEREBY NO DRUGS os GA L VANIO BATTERY ARE USED. Cokt weather Is the time when the apperatee-eso be used to, Its best advantage. Ittelkal ginatierami'said their families have had their teeth extracted by my proem, and are ready to testify as to the safety and lepdnleessorea of the opera tion—whatever has been said by pawn" interested in arwerting the contrary, having no knowledge of my proems. /33r.LETIFICIAL TEETH Inserted in every .tile -........-13-.4llDET,Jhsviry, 134It4tleld at. 11)SEP 2aK-DsseniT, Connelly's es Bantling, corner of Diamond and Ora streets Pittsburgh. Itursasucts—Dr. A. M. Pollock, Banock, Theodore Robbins, Russell ErretL oPirl7 REAL ESTATE .IGE:Jrlti. LIAM. WARD, DEALER LE PRom em l ma Horn, Bozo*, Illoaiiatots, and all on- Fir - • .-• • , • , - Pinionican prottere - LOANS' titioagh my agency on romonable terms. - Those wishing to invest their money to good ad,- vantage, can always God first and second class law at toy sees, for sale. All ccnamonleations and totetslaws strictly =nil dentist. Wilco, Gnat street, opposite t. Paal's ;f71 1 1154 M.0#41411, 'iota-assistant - t6 !I 'Cburieeßarilierger, CA TIO NS EXPLICIT DRAW., DIGS AND BPXOIVICATIONB for ell - Buildings, and superintends their erection on reason able terms. DM., on Andason street, between teseock and • • Loon stream.. hen ,Cit , 1 jol2 . ES B . . -A non _Na, , tact. Offloop IRON BANN. BLOCK, Filth otroet.:.nroui. - A - strawnEMSCl-FICATIONB for Bufklittgo of ovary doscriptkoOrorlio superior and on moderato forum CHARLOTTE ELMER, Maxtrvecnts,= lJ za Aso Dimas Lit PIANO-TORTES, And Im portikrotAWlloand Nusieol Instruments: Sole &put kw the HAMBURG PIANOS, also for lIALT, DAVIS A CO.'S ROSTON PIANOS. with and with oce.MoloAn.Attarbaboot. No. 81111th street. oval 1 .1` 31511 , 11( DEsixs LY rusos, ilswostritil, as.. Na Wood stErt,betwam ra IMt tag nhanSudalm mtbborah• - - - VAY & CO., Boonfaisits 'Bi., 3ie.-118-Weeit street, next doorterttir sereer , oti Tthel,:rittsberigh,-72st y „ , giroc4, and LAW BOOKS constantly onikaret.o •• -., •U . 1 & us, Baca Bow( MAirenwri;rsciarlor hiuiessi, No. 67 Wood street, Pitt, • • •oo3o'- Atm . Litt! , U • Irklnikig••7llßlPPlA!,ol..4llol}aviou AND COMMERCIAL JOURNAL. GROCERS. WHOLEBALY GROCERS lite:S7 and Y 9 Szattltffel4 Street, PITTSBIMart, PA. Corner of Pint and Liberty streets,: lIASZTACTVEZIIII Or DE.rristli ~/ :p' i il/,rrf+~ JfgUS/C, BOORSELI I ERS, 4c. MWIURGH GAZETTE PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 5; 182. A i i.ros. NE NV 7 OCT. PIANOS FOR f3O, 03811.-3twe reedy er_etie_pew Piano Wareroonet, No. 411 ' _Filth street, PULL. Y ocr:RosswooD TiAnOn, with Top Mouldini Carved Lup, Front Rotted, - and •Omproved Ironrime " made by ore of the best New York snake* end;rlll be sold for 1121X1, cub. •• CHARLOTTE BLUME. Bola Agent for Hindi** Plana, and Priam'. Melo fol3 $225-- . -oni beatXful 'fli!!)g.Vialouttl}itta. CHB(•KERLNO run Iron. Tnuneitteir . ilk** roduood fr 00042 13 to MS, Itur tvcedred add for salrrby , • (88 ' ' "' JOHN , 9: , II.SULOtt. St WtoWoOrort.. ittogr k . riaisus. V 250. VINt./11.—Tircr elegant littnewood-6)4 oxtVre PIANO:3, OILLOKEILINO, with full Iron Frame New Scale, re duced IrOM LW to 'WA hut received uut4 for sale by MB JOHN H. lIELLOR, 81 Wood street. Cythars, by J , B. Woobbary—pe; dos—td 60 .The'Now Ltate.ot Won, by .I.4wooabury do ' —. 860 The Asaph, by Dr. Lowell Mason, The Diapason, byGeorge,S. Boot, do ... 850 The SabbathDa, by George Z. Root, do ... 860 The diddles, by.Williain B. Bradbary. do .- 860 The Christian 81.histret, by Alton, , do ... 860 'She Sacred Star, by Leonard Itarshill, do ... 860 JUTKNII.OB SINGING BOONS. The Gulden Wreath; ltalthekttion—per d0mn...03 08 Tans Harp, by J. A: Getse, . do -. 3 (XI The Nightingale, (new book) do _. 3 00 Sabbath &boot Bell. do .1. 1 10 TheGoldetiCludn,forSabbathieltools,do ... 110 All the aboseloraabskit gtiantitiei or singly by JOHN 11.-11ILL011, Nu. 81 Wood at., -jalM between Diamond 01k7 and Fourth at. JrEW BOOKS. -MISSYOUNG'S NEW BOOS-THE YOUNG -STEP-110TIIER; or, A Chronicle of es Allsook, by.ths author of "Heir of Reddy - Si. By author - of - "Bt. Leve—uNDEnotrausrati OW. WALL STREET, • Bonunice of Realness, 'hi Richard B. RhnitalL By Ruiner Lytton--A STRANGE 14TOBY; • nor. el fulls 'erittialitig, if not swimming, tiny of ' }ROM'■ former productum. r . SPAR.E.4IOURS, by Johußrown, M. D. For sale by ' antB -n. 'B: DAVIS, 9.111f00d Krems. TANDARD .I,IILXI‘J Jorninie Art or War;" cea edition. Beamed U.S. Army Bagrdstiou. McClellan's Xviropean Cavalry. McClellan . . Field Merriam U. S. Cavalry. Ltainnet Murales. McLeod'. Margery of the Crimean War. taws' Military Surgery. . U. S. Authorized Cavalry Tactics. 11eld'Ilunsi of Etvolottomi of UMlcte, boost's Infantry.Tantlai. •.. • U. iniantry Tactics Authorized. , Kiumnoary on ArUllery and'lntantry. orders for Military Warts- promptly M. tenald 110111 yid C 0,03 Wood u. MISCELLAXEOUS CARDS YON LIT.NSTII - Ais Ixporrinr. ' AND. L Ds.u.sa in the most Seleet brands of GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS, anti all lauds of SEIOKINti AND CHEWING • TOBAOIXO, liNDYri FANO ,IdEEILSOIAUM PIPES, TUBES, isa, Ao., in gram Variety, UNDER THE ST. VILA ILEE HOTEL, Pittsburgh, Pa. 8..-. The Trade 'applied On Mara l terms. wthetty faTUCC4, K STUCCO AND .KASTIO WOILKEE, PA.PEE. DANDER AND PLASTIZEIL . . . afifIIEISTKE.34.IiD OlibiAfdENTS of .kll on kind. Allotdersloft at No:= R rsr -- street, dtdoon from Paptireg,WitU Viper Store, tio..gl Wood:tire . be promptly iatended to. mh93 e=:=EQ= I2E===s!"= Art T 'DWELL 'IMO.BOAT Yu u*lsit- Vi1111 . 41A1i0141.416 rx XAN ' ILLA, HEHF;AHD 'curtax COISDAGI7, OAHUM,TAN, PIA:HOWE IN - AHD * OILS„ TAHPAHLINS,`DUCK, LIGHT AHD HEAVY DRILLISGS, &c.. No. 8 Wator attd. 78 Front unman, Pittabarnh. ap5311 ViT W. YOU IV succeissor to Cart- TT Wright a Toting, go: 97 Waal strut, corner of Diamond allsy. daslor In all klndiof CUTLERY, ILAZORS, EIFL=, REVOLVERS, AlillfES, San 1i0116,--GUIIB, Act. A largs_smortasent of Ms above goods constantly on hand. told 1 ACKSON 1t TOWIsSE..: oar TAissuss Ain -swami 14- BACON, livagp BETS, LARD, MESS AND JUMP PoREC,No:I2 Fourth street, DOW Pittsburßh• 1 F. 111ARSHALLL, DEAL= Dr AU. • l'Arris, Boaxinto, &0., No. 87 Wood street:, Jel 14, _II PALOTSI 'oon S?. 1.114 Dealer in DONSST4 HATS. STRAW TRIM MINUS, and STRAW. GOODS generally. XIPIDIC4L. , . . Sligki . Cold, ; . 41 1 ` J' cattWi„gtsurzoicertess BRONCHIAL or grae , e 1-„ c ,r7 . 'Which might be chaclad • , tGC\ " with a simple remedy, tf nagleated, often terminates serimay. Few are aware of the impartanoe of ct°P.PingA'Allak or °light / Void in its first stage; that whiah in. the beginning would yiel.3 to a ?mad remedy, if not attended to, scan attad the tangs. 4,-ateuett4JeanchlatOiailteii were first introducer:l eleven years ago. it has been preyed -that they are the Lest article before the ptthLi4 fbr Xatte-ka, MaLita, 4Pnachilis, ,Aatiurta, X;:detoith o the Racking eaugh....in,., and ;lumen:ear afro:tactful of -the OluAaat, gryznit Public Spenleers le Singers will find them . 4feattial for clearing and eirengihin,ini.'the voice.. ..Sold by alla)ruggista and (Pea/ers in Jitfedieine, at 25 minurpr Foradr r =a4OHNSTO7S. B-KBYSER B. A. TA CO., B. R. SELLERS 00.. B. L. TAILNIST CO., B. I. VANDICRTORT end MCBDRRSON BROS. - derhomrealT MEDICAL CARD. W. RODEIfHAMZR, N. D.. or eIWICIZIL cart, Having arrived In Pittsburgh, will, es mew, devote hie excluelve attention to the Medical and Surgical treatment of Chronic . Dimmesi especially those of tbs. Lawry Pk:mei:such •lal Piles, Conetipatioo, Pinol a, Mars* Palling of the AmM,Stricture the Bowel, Cliceratkro of the Dowel, He will abo treat thte verb -one Chronic Meuse el the Woade r Kidemys, Bladder .ke....litarocans . ere st the Houongsbelea Hones; whirr: be may be Teen atid - ebefia . kWh o'clock a. ut.•to 3 o'clock p. m. Pedal:AS; Wthey dogrel its will be mid bet user part of the city. • dbilkinett - DiiatictilUNN'S OrLUAL +-The perfection of tin laesthashte Oregaration IS Meowing to mankind. - Without deterierating the inediciasleirtnes of oploro,the Mirk is thormbir porldeditoutall ths.noxiona qualities of-tbm dhag.' In cases of fractures, burns, scalds, cm:metope stone, sad other Ireland ,affectkets..ll,loo.,rallone pain' and irritation, allay onnrandons, ermsamodlo action, assi• murbld ciatemps.cl )04 gips =hot wititoot uos lug6 sickness, costiveness, or h 'eldiche." Theme Mal 4 rade qualities and t gender It pnrenduent laths tier of opiates.. • • ' Preformed- and sold by A. D. d D. SANDS, Drug. gists,loo Fulton stmt., New York. Sold also by A. YAIINZSTOCIE A 00., PM*. I Vel also by lirturgistal gairerally: irdidlwAtltT fIOSILEN • 01.1618" . fresh; a %Dr fresh supply jest received; also rotten= rag- Ihdt Chesee, Pia' Ands sad step 13epp, for sae at the Fatally Grocery Store of /OUR A. RICKSHAW, . Canter of Übe and Head streets. HMO' • - e have removed to the. rommodkes sad rarely Ittted up Boise 329 ervy 1ara9t,1.14)11 . 01W• will , be plowed to have our for mer redrone, and lb* trade p mutiny. call on rm. • - fete SOMIONAKISIS it LANG. 131" IcK.O.RY elyLEritiiVOlitdi;—Anotti lA. or 'emir - of Xitie Ina &rubbing broamajust neatved. aWeitta, Straker ead,Oarper Brooms far oda et the /WWI Grouerj Store of • JOHN 'A RENSUAW. - Aloroor - Liberty and nand etreete. • f l1tl)1) " Altai GO bush. Clowso Seed. wino. - • • . For Aida by • J.A.DILWOIiTII 3150.,- fe2l , 1.10 sad Itt Second Pure` 'U $; rAI Via, - this.day.lo . alosd PeacliSkils;. to saliva 3text..Thanlasy. 1. poi I* of .12tince Albert% 4i seek*, IRA lbr , NU 137 . • . • , • l• 11-1,0/41T Jt 00. V1A.1.1111., Ult:t.-r_We_have in , 40113 - .1 1,800 &WO Imo& (tritely Maur, for th• tradry Ibr bikers sad faatlllas. Mao. drake y. &MORAN= k LAX% flittsburgh Oant S. RIDDLE & CO., EDITORS AND PROPRIETODB. Publication Office No. 84 Fifth Street. MORNING AND EVENING EDITIONS, DAILY, CONTAINING THE LATEST NEWS ti - P TO THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION. TERMS: MORNING EDITION-46 per annum in advauce, or 12 cents per week from carriers. Evntno Elm/LION-43 per annum in tisanes, orb cents per week from carriers. ' Warmur EDITION—SIagIe copies, $2 per imam.: Tire or more, ELLS; Ten or upwards, El per annum, Inevitably In advance. ADVERTISING AT REASONABLE RATE& WEDNESDAY MOBSIN MARCH THE OCCUPATION OF ItIASHVBIE. THRILLING DESCRIPTION We at length have an accarate and detailed description of the occupation of - Nashville by the Federal forces, and the - terrible panic which prevailed there for a week. The aC- count is derived from those who viiited..the M!==tZ=l since returned to Cairo The Conestoga lefttairo on Tuesday lass- ' noon, and arrived at Nashville on Thursday afternoon at four o'clock. From her officers ' 'I learn a few faces of interest relative to this ' metropolis of Southern &Mary. - It has born reported by the Northern .. press for a few days past that Governor Ha s, an bearing of the fall - Of Forts:Henry and Doubl oon, performed a wonderftil feat of political ambidextroasprestidigitation, and that In the brief space of twenty-fatit'hotus he' changed . his tone from - the infuriateiSoutherne3r, to the • inflexible Unionist. Saadi not. the case.. Governor Harris just nowilees not like tube a Secessionist, bet he dititt'.'not be a Union man—be has had too extortive a digit in the Southern pastry for that. :Misdeed of calling upon the - Tennessee Golder* to ground their weapons of rebellion, he tias made the oftire posted call tip= the' militia of the State to drive the Invaders from tbSisoll, etc. • A good deal has bean rid about the der -want Union feeling in Teriessee.. Most of the statements about this' dormant feeling" have been End Nashville; we ought to And a large propeition of loyal teen; yet the assertions of those.who have-the best, means of ascertaining the facts in the Cave are that loyalty to the lloVernment is to be found only among the 111114621i0 and laboring classes of the city - .; thattie mercantile and - business men are nearly alt sympathisers or abettors in the rebel canoe, and can only be made to side with thellevernment by repeat ed and unequivocal demotistrations of its abil ity to enforce national law. That this is true appears evident from the feet that as soon as it oecame known that the Federal army- was advancing on Nuhvill all the Isnsineos houses in the oily, wills - :a, few exceptions, closed their doors, and many of the-merchants commenced shipping ' 'their goods South. Nearly, all the gold and 'silver coin belodging to these merchants hai been sent to Atlanta, Georgia. The streets of Nashillie wear s sad arid gloomy; aspect. whole rows of. houses whieb two years ago were ocettpled by fathillee of wealth and reapbetabilitY, surrounded by . all the eiretUestancrea that make horns happy and prosperous, steed Vacantould the gate of the 'passer-by la met; instead of, as in former days, with fine, tapestry, window curtains, and neatly polished inseblsKitrepOrith panes of dust-dimmed glass, era Which the spider has spread his web, as if told& from recognition the mournful vacuity-within. If Tonnes oeisana had: cause to o Aide themselves , upon the architectural bea 'of.their capital city, it was before the batarld 4;pirls of treason 'took tap their abode 'fa the Sliest edifices of Nashville.; At Fort Zollicoffer, about 'ten _miles below Nashville, the. rebels on hearing, of the ad vance of our forces, destroyed their'fortifica- Cons and threw a number of . heavy guns down a steep bluff Into the riser below. They then fled, whither, I have not'learned. ' Among the steamers found by Gen. Buell at Nashville, and taken as prizes, were, the Geer end Anderson and the Pink Varble—the lat ter somewhat of a celebrity, since she ran the blockade with a heavy load Of ironware for the Secession authorities. In different places along the Cumberland river to-day, we passed large fragments of the liashrille and Charleston railroad bridge, de stroyed by the rebels a feu days was a very costly structure, and its destruction is much regretted by the leading man of Nash ville. I was about 'to Wrlta'eomothiog of an ao- count of the departure of the rebel troops from Nashville, and the entrance of the [Triton vol unteers into that place.- But I have come acrossa copy of the Nashville Banner; which gives a,pratty graphic history of scenes hici- . dent.te the change of military administration. I should have mentioned above that all the Nashville daily papers, except the Banner, hays suspended publication. Their 'editors have left-for the South, and their omces are desolate. The 8ZW.716 . , says its editor, will be utdished as heretofore, but the,* whoknew an. Buell need not be smeared that he will not permit that Journal to 'continue a es here tofore " to hurl Its'enallunnas kgainet the Federal Government. A great alteration in tone will, I think, be found necessary to its existence. I quote from its local columns of Wednesday last: 101 NASHVILLE BANNielt ACCOUNT Now for the effects of the loss of the for' upon this city. Daly Sunday morning it was reported that Fort Donelson.had surren dered, but it was not until between ID and It a. m., that the rumors became general. In the meantime, the,Generaldeseriably had been hastily convened, and. after:a_ eliort session, adjourned to meet in the city of Memphis on the 20th. .The citizens generally, nneware. of any disaster to the SoutherWeanse, were quiet ly repairing to church, when, howeimr, they were met by the report that Fort Donelson fallaihrlme a' Federal army was already at Springfield; Boliartson county;abdik, Ewen ty.five miles from-this aiej,:oonneeted by roa med, and the gunboats hadpasseil Clarks ville on their way.to -this city. The sudden flight of the Governor aid lathe State dims, including the General •AsseMbly, who took • special train through to blemphia, - gave eolor to these Omni rumors, and. tho whole city Was bite a panic. About this limo Genera Johnston's army Bowling Green entered the city, poising South, Gins leaving _theltaprossioo that no wand was to by made for the defense of Nashville. Bach; hurrying . to and fro was never seen. Before nightfall,. hUndieds of cithensOlith their families, were making their, way as beat they could to the Bondi, many Of them haviog no idea:why they were thus notices's. abaudoning comfortable houses,asr - where . they, were. going. About night it was announced that the militUy'au," Merlin)* would throw open the military storey to all who would taker them. Tks excitement continued through Sunday n i g ht, eanibinuy'goinieg . strength, aided.by the destructiodof two gunboat* at the wharf, which were in prooess of cohitinetion--two iine.New Orleans packets, the James • Woods sod James 'Johneon, boring been•!•taken for that purpose. The retreating arm* 'of ' gen. ` Johnston continued its march, encamping by. regiments at convenient points outside of the pity. Monday morning the drama opened on the city intensely suiting. The pal:lib:stores' Wore distributed to; some extent among _the people, while the army and. hespitils were . making beery requisitions,nak phasing: all vehicles and mon than they conld;to unsay' their eupplleir to theireamp; Ac the same, time, 'considerable quantities were removed to, "the depersfor transportation South. Evening came, aid 'esognaboats, and'ne iiederal army , from Kentucky;. 'General , jolomion left,for the South, placing Geier/I'Bl4d in °demand; assisted by Genitals Pillow and Bard* apprehensions ' off the 'near approaelvor ; hi enemy,hivingtwei (mind grown dotermmed 4 , Gemiral Floyd that t tion of the stones was prematira,ln an order W - aosesam . elosa the warehouss, and forme detailed to:coUeed4fial - liad";lseei glyao out: This was done .as Air as praati*bte - .011 Tuesday th• distribution commence d again, itad,Untlxiis4_with_more arjess restrictions under the eye of the most indictees citizenn, j Gen. Lane Going back to the Senate. until Saturday morning. Tuesday night the The following hitter, •addressed by den. J. wire and raillibed bridge -sere ' s ' aha th Casebe e I Lean to the. Governor of Kansas; shows -land were destroyed, P .earnest and persietent in rel - c l ot e s'tren at ce — s - Of e'er ,thrit he has retden . id his Brigadier General., loading citisens. , The wire Nridge:elist about ship, and is going back to the Senate. We s lso,ooo " fted ' a 'erg° portion et-the et.* was exceedingly regret that he has been thwarted owned by the lamented General &Peleliu, and was the chief reliance for . the support of I in' the'darling objett of his expedition, and his orphaned daughters. The railroad bridge history will hold somebody to a se cost $250,000 - , and was one of the finest draw- countlei the Obstructions thrown-in his way. - bridges in the country. ' regrets' are noilltiled by having his pres- The scenes which were enlisted during the f„ where he 'can fight the - following days up to Monday morning, 24th, t ea” is - beggars description, The untiring. energy of demon slaval7 " quite at effectnallY. the Mayor and city authorities, mho through- I LESTY/ic OF 11/3. 4.131 C, Out this whole-'affair acted with a prudence,- ..Leavzsraressu„..sll=lll/I,.Feb. id, 1.862. seal and devotion to the city, which cannot be Ste :-*There ,should be . 5 perfect:under too highly 'commended, was, inadequate, to '„,„ „"*“dies between you the low Ge o weota „ keep down the selfish and ;unprincipled spirit . Oyes pf the People„ of ktuises, and your Rep of =maim which rim riot, grasping teem the „,_ reientatives in the' National Congeal. ' To months tredpobrrkpli-ttaziof suffering n m g ft wi t a° ,: r a s r at t g this end, I Mike the followinji Statement : • Onthe 20th of January rbgt. Washington, . , which was left them ea indemnity tee months • . of toil with their , ' needle, and.the of °3-Pec tin to take command of a column de- , eigned to move in foarteparate bodies through husbands, eons and brothers in: defence of the this State, southward. Southern Confederacy.: Through the. efforts It was understood by the Senate, and ex of the Mayor, however,, a plan was adopted Noted by the country, that a matisfactory m on Saturday by which mestif not all or .theie , reetettomt would, be made with Major Gen. poor and unprotected creditors of the Govern- Hunter.. Such was my conviction: ment were fully secured by quartermaster and I same to Hanna therefore- intending to eernathearY eteiee.- arrange matters with him; to redo my seat Here - was an - entire meek of -panic and con in the Senate to pouffe= whom I had received fusion, daring which million' of dollars worth and then to notify the , p ree i dent • of the ee elnusyf P 7 Per sol l m w an as to i nly t t .d o e th stro D Sysol",thalelru-ofC7muhreiedh.- ceptance of the Commission of Brigadier Gen eral, which was sotto issue until the receipt might have - been quietly and safely . emoved, Of mach- notification. had • the panic-rtrieken leaders been able to _ I made every effortwideheelf-respeet would maintain- their equanimity, in the face of a . permit to effect this arrangement ,with Major ,vague and unauthentic rumor th a t the .enemy General • Hunter. I failed. The correspon were near at band. • .Comment,_ upon nth management is unnecessary in these columns. deuce,. when, .published , will Preve, indeed, that .-Loould not have served under him in —it can be heard loud - and mutilating from' ca pa c ity, , however subordinate without an Yi• . every month in the land. . - 4sfradatmi. . On Tuesday, as we learn, the city ; of Clarks- • had no maw! ambition b e yond tine een . villa was surrendered te Cealawsiewa " ae;(4 ' .neeteli r silth this 'expedition. riles.bid to ear ths Federal Navy. The Commodore and staff. teoefi: the ; ioetteution , money with , free were invited on shore and bosnitably enter- ieirit rebel lniy, ...and thus -glndlethe anise .of the mined, after which hirleftin. hie Aermboats, f b e en fault on my part as announcing that he - would - return Werines-. I , believon;LhaVe. been thwarted. in. this, the. ,day and take formal , poesession of the city .; cherished hope . or iny ut.a. which he did, tinting a Very conciliatory : The sad yet simple,dutlenlyyemaiiii to an proclamation to the people._ - There are now some .5,000 salaries at Clarksville;aa • We learn: enure to you,,and through yen to the people of Kansan, my pin:Pale to return Ad my seat in Through the efforts of the city anthoritien, the .United States" rou gh purpose declared something more like order was restored on to the President through telegram of which Saturday. The distribution of stores was a the following lea copy : stopped, and every , effort made to remove • ism. muoli Cl tensible to the depot, and have them. All efforts to harmonize Nape Garland near-' carried off: Large quantities mere. thus era- t ee bare pul e d_ Lam compelled tollecllne Brigs moved. But the heavy rains in the meantime ci ere pip. so swelled the water comer= that the railroad • I have nothing further to say, true!. you bridges gave way, and transportation was tens.; will g i g top - as ever faithful to the States and stopped on the N. A- C. R. R. . The depots in th e country. ,All raid and all 'l'l=re:shall the meantime, were titled with meat and other cow -as hereV - if - Me; be denoted tO'thein. ; stores, attracted the cormorants; and riot 'tier ;Vial:deg, ybu health, ha pines, .and a safe riot ensued to prevent the mob- from literally: return to your cOnstitnents, carrying off everithing, -Sunday morning 24 •. I re m a in your and servant,. federal pickets breakfasted in: Rdgelielde op. . , j.3l.l,serz. poefte the city,and daring, the morning eight, of them seised a little sternwheeleteamer that had been appropriated as. starry, and declined to permit it to • continue its trips. Mayor Cheatham immediately missed in a skiff; but as there was no Officer with whom be could ne gotiate, nothing 'was - done. In the evening, Col: - Kennett', or the . 4 t l i - Phie'Las__YeltYr ar rived, and sent a messenger to the Mayor, re- questing his presence. The - warn Platelet. on ,hoth aldei, :and aatuifactory, though the formal surrender - 4etbe city was deferred until the arrival of General Mitchell, who wan expeeted Sunday or Monday Morning.' ' On - Monday morning was:done, the city retraining comparatively quiet. Menday, evening Generals Buell. and Mitchell arrived in - Edgetele, opposite the city, and under standing that the city authorities had ap pointed a committee, consisting of the, Mayor and sevensl of our leading eitiZellS, he sent a message requesting an interview. The hoar for the interview was fixed at If is. in. for Tuesday. In the meantime Gen. Nelson .ar rivedin the eity,about 8 - Velock,a. in., Tees dliy-roaritiig; Is commander . a fleet consist ing of one gunboat; the- Cairo,. and :eight transports. ,Transports continued to arrive • hreeili the day, until at night the number reached 'or twenty: -A large portion of thin army dinexabarkini &Ming the Morn-, ing; and occupied the public squire during the day, encamping in the vicinity at night . .. At 11 o ' clock the committee. of .eitii6llll were conveyed, by order of Gen. Buell, tandgetleld, on the steamer Hillman. The following gen tlemen composed the , committee: Mayer. Cheat's - ale, Messrs. James Woodi,.R. C. Fos ter, Russell Houston, Wm. B. Lewis, John M. Lea, Jobe S. Brien, Whitworth, .le. liebeen, John It. Smith and. John M.: Bass., The committee was met at the landing by Generate Netion irid -- 311fehell;and - escortedto Gen. Buell's headquarters: Tbeinterview, was pleasant on both sides, Gen. Buell giving assurance that the' personal liberty and pro perty of all citizens would be rally protected, and no State -Institutions of any kind inter; fired with. The banks, and all other institu tions, trades, professions, etc., , could react= their usual business. Gen. Buell will issue no proclamation, preferring, an he states, that the acts of - his army shall indicate the policy and purpose of his government. 7211 ?ESA!! TILI.AIN!I. The Banner does not 34' anything,' of course, about the , 'depredations which two, Texan • regiments, in ascertaining thatthey, must evacuate th e eity, committed on unot , fending citizens. .Throwing off all guise, these villains openly_ entered, upon_ the legninutto object of their enlistment, just before the ar rival arthelederal - armyrand- commenced a system , of plunder rind robbory.which would disgrace any civilized nation. They knielked men down In the public streets, in. opwilay light, and rifled their pockets.' They 'entered privatehenies ;inattdelnitly carried Off such artioles of value as they could lay their hands upon. They Memo - anted riders to stisl.horses —all this conduct Ono, toward the people of a city wherethey had been named as protectors; Gedigiven rights. ,4uoli eats is thee. the Anew includes in the general term of "slot." ruin( the South. asrosrup NOVNISNIS OY :21IN AXIOM . AMIN ON vat t.iivoilkt. Lath soitthern papers - bring vas important The.Lynohltaig pub- Oahe! the following' . . .-- "A Piaistelatier, r eernoed - tait.aight, - state'tharomn foto ( L AG& received. oiders to, send their' ma to A. tear', cad put' thectiethes inVcarching order. a By passengers Who arrived OW last might's. , train the above report, is confemed, and: t4ey also state that the . within Ithlidthitt ,were ordered to leave yesterday . morning. i. . underetandlrom7the lamer. poi*, that. the Yankees have eueeeeded iiieutiluganother road through the woods to:Pairfai. • • MinTIAI73 ° EI NEW 0111TNET.; • A Richmond paper says that Abe folloWing will, in all probability, constitute.the Cabinet of President Davis: . •• : p . ..laujansia, of Louisiana, Seeristari =of - - . Oenerst Lee; Beeretar•kof War. , • • Brigedler 43roerst , 'George- W.-Ratittolph,- Of. Virgin* Sicatory of the Navy.••. , , • o.o.'South Carolina, See- rotary . of T . . Ur. Heti;.C. from' Senttoilii,Voit matter General.- • • .... HerschelN.:Jolinsopi of -Georgia; Attomey , General. In the Monti, Crmgrass,;on the 27th inetant, the Mowing action was taken: • - ' .Thißeitatiiminfirtned A. B. Hill and JiPet tigiiirr, both of North Carolina, as:Brigadier A risolition was iinaninton4 palmed to en tertian no .peaini.propoeitions excluding any portion of thir sail. Of any of the Cinifedeinite &sue; and &derails that the war be contin;" Weir until Abe enemy be expelled' entirely from the Confedetany, , •. . r . - iiirettniaii of tie bfllit Colavtikke,;reptm,ini a bOl creating the oillarof ConunaudlOgfilertirat of the Con: federattrilenty during the war.• ani 'aping that thii Ptiluling,ite ;sdiptiOthellown tient Into sec* 4A10011.„2.,, 18 now iont deritwenavtad that -th,e will 1316 itiit at phatt9i«4oCi• Ste - 1114 ca, about Oak handtsd , laihsa iouth Apr liaahiriThig., at the /auction 4:005 . Y4 1 40 1 P - 8 , 4 chattaxions,' and the c:tiCii v2'411.14606 qUilroada. This iiimilti*Vlatta4ll, apt. a desileata 1 0 1- I! expected.= VOLUMk Miaitooaries for Port: litoyall.Storea aodTeachon 'foi.the Conbairds. The cleaner Atlantic will sail tu-obiy for Port 'Royal, with a large cargo of army storm for'our tvoopi, 'mid about sixty persons who accompany Mr. Edward T.. Pierce, the gay comment 'seat in charge Of, thOphintations And contrabands at Port . Royal . 'These per -ions wire all recommended -by the National Preisiman's Relief Association,and it, ary,,thoEducational Commission at Roston. Threi:foUrths ' the 'whole - number are men who - are to be • the superinriindents of the abandoned estates, and will direct the labors of the negroes, who are to briemplaied In such agricultural pursuits as Cotton-culture and raising vegetables for their own support and for the use of the army at that point. Twelfe or fiftion of the nassengeri'are bi des, who will Income teaegirs - of an :indus trial school, which will be at once established at Port Royal, under the superintiridines of Rey. M. French, of ' thts city. - MM. Senator Harlan; of lows,•is Misting the ladies, and will . assist in some department the work. ' ROT. Dr. Floy, of the 'Methodist EpisdopilChUrch of thii"aiiy;is passenger by Ile Atlantic.: He . went to Port Royal for the purpose of prepar- - -ing for missionary efforts among the negroes.' A PortiOri of the superintendents andteach ers who iiro employed under the regulations, so fir as the government is conesiined, ed in Mr.. Chase's letter to, thii ".contraband" agent r receive oompensation from the assoola- Mons in this oity and but some ire '.volunteers:; Among the _ntimbir lire man of almost all trades and aomiproifriasions. ; There are several phys icians and *no 'or two olergy men. Quite it - nibliber, ' espOcially 'of those froni"Boiton,:liirki biint teachers; are lib erolly, educated ; ' Others 'of them are quite fa- Minor with agnealtural ojimations. 'About three thousand dollar* , wortli of agri cultnral implemeiatsi including ploughs, hoes, •and -others in most common use,. have -been. _purchased by Mr., Pierce,- and will be taliin :to Port Royal in the Atlantic. Hi tikes Mori a quantity of oeedi, bialuding*ne barrel ion . - fantod from the Pateht'Offieik at Washing ton ; as well as *Moe 'medicines, - and other necessary articles.—N. Y. - Eye': Poi!, of Mon; Tai PENXBTIMANIA rtOOPX.--ISOMe persons here appear to takn partied*r delight in sneer- . ing at the Pennsylvania troops. .They say that Pennsylvania boasts thatihe has a larger . number of . Argolis t he - field - than any, other . eingle.State, - yet they have as yet done nothing to ahoy . ..their courage. If they have not, it is because they have; bad opportunity. At She earns'time sueh jealous grumblera should. be reminded that It was Penniylvanis troops who. did the hard , fighting at Ball's Bluff and Draineavills.—PAila. Pram. . . Mr; Preta ran you .tell us 'when the Tenn sylvan's troops will have a thanes to displaY ; their courage? Rope deferred make* .the: heart ` fear our soldiers ham fallen nadir the command' of Xhosa 'who think the rebellion can be, beat subdued 'Sithout fighting. Is ikers not $ disposition in ismequarters to 'exhaust the country and contrive a coinptn- - min; with - oil hurting the seensilonista. • . BltiltilD9 OP GAUJOITZT.—It .Is iald at Washington that the President will nominate , as; Mujor-Generali Brigadier-Generals Smith, XeClernind and 'ironic:444hp commanded divisions at the battle'of. Fort Nielson, and 'as Brigadier-Generals thi Colonels commamli lag brigades there. :Subordinate oftimii will . . also receiveproper prOmotiom ThePresldent, threugh the Seoretary of ' War, will, in his order of the day.iecompanying the announce motif thele deserved rewaidirof valor, strive to pay the jastlributeltr every marl, high or low in Mink, whit, contributed , to the glorious result. - ',Flag-Moat Foote and his brave sailors will - doubtless not be forgotten: • Mons: Sreisralutcp..—tt serape that the Weeount of Gen: Resits creeping the Potomed was frit fornishally a reperter of the Herold, arid-, to - - geovei the wires byGen, BLAB.' This h r ie ?So aeil. Mecum that be his taken away the power of Generale of Diiiiieneto Pies telegraphic die patches, and everything stow must go before him.., So Gen. bicetrasaist Au well is Coiiiinander-lit-Ohlaf of the Potomao region: He might 'detail a:mead:Sir of his nn: morons 'staff to every" leadlnig.papei.: in 'the .country. and then hardly miss them, and carry oPS_the editing knitter more effectually. ‘ , TirciserAlrr , Akxwmarikarr...:—Thi folfoir log-spec/4i dispatch to the. New .`fork is of importatiosto,PitUkorghors: - - I ant pennitted. to annonnee - the latki,f portant nitel li getioe thit Tennessee ;and' 'Muterlaird'ilveri will be opined this week to ;free And unrestricted bommense, tinder the, of,theitscratary of the Trearniy. - This main?. willteione of great Miler' to!' the immtiorce - orthe Western Statso, , and it will 194 boon to_the- loyal people of Tennessee, who havelmten suffering .so terribly: for Any' 'coital, Salt; and otheimeocasaria* Of , . , , Lam. iiinsanssi of Tort Pieksms meroii, hpring.pertially.reeoierid fife health, has bdt, Norristown; 'N. J.; Where le- his been •so-, founiing -with hb &Ai:viand hu departedtei the lield of ids duties in . the eta. !attire aid of 4ioagestion of the brain and /UP. ;He was only jiek a few ;booze A eat top to dui Oosinu7. :.: ! :. - :..7.:;;:3'7:74.!:,'.::g, irsiEuvres F11.e..„-Itlelslll;jiiiiir' l lg ; OP PHIL ADMP I I I . OOI/11 " :" ,Wf al gal merpdal, MERCH NlOREerano v , town or country. 001c4No. 306 Wahtnttttee Comal., MAO; A5irr5,1.706,60f190- 4 nolatal Firft Montage on Unproved City PiOlavv__''' _ Lty, wash double the antannt,,........1...4.1616 6 anuu V, round rent, that class--- tvw‘. 4 "'' ma. B. B. Co.'s 6 per cent. 'llortifsill ,. :....„„,' - '' . ~.. Loin, 430,000, c05t.—......... . . 1ty1e..,....,w ty of Philadelphia, 6 per cent.: Loan....' 60, 000 w ay scanty 6 per cl. P. R. 8.. bons ,10,000 go ' Oallataval bonds, veil secured-- . -. - RAO ' OO Huntinmion - and Breed .:Top Mountain " _i; Railroad Company: mortgage loan.-,- 11, 000 00 Pennsylvania Railroad Co..' - Stock- 4,000 CO Stock of alellitas Mutual 'manna C 0.., ,26'5000 Stock of County Pim Immune C 0......,,.. - 1,03000 Sack of.Debrorare M. R. Insurance C0,.....:- - .• -IVO 00 Oonanercial Bank -do ...---............. amaln Idechanfsellault de -.-.............. 2,012 60 Union Mansurance Ca,ta Bcdp.-........... - 160 ,00 1311 A Receivable, Dualism paper- -.... 16,467 - 16 Boost Accounts, accosed intenst, ea.,. :,6„216 . 74 .Cash on band and In hands of agents..... 11,166.16 OLEX TlNClLlT;Prosidort. H. L. Oarsoit t Z. Lothrop, , , Bat. Tolandi - Clain Fini ßu th i a,. Samuel . Wm. IL Thompson, Robert Steen, Frederick Brown, Wm: Musser, - O. Stevenson, • Bard. W. Tingic7, John R.Worivii, Marshall Hill, B. at Yzed'k. Lanni& " JambT„ilanftoet,. O. S. NVood, Prattle Waters, - Jae.-21. Woodward, Join llWdt, rittab'ghe tkantarg.i , J. G. COhrl2l, Arra. my 8 Noithenet corner VOA and Woouirtneen. INDEMNITY "AI+AINST • LOild <iS PIRE.—yEANKLEN rizx ins umume COM PANY OF I.II.ILIDELPUM Oak*, 436 - and 437 Mona:lnt street, now TM. • • Statement - of' 80444 Jannat7 Ist, 1860, pobliahed agnatably.tontiact of •Areamidy, First llartgagacp amply secured —51,880,305 00 Beal Eatate,*(preall 1i108,314 81) Cast 1050)65 0 0 3.empoiary on: . . ample Ckdbncral - 'Stocks, (Present value $ 1 4 00 7 73) 09.786 OU Note' pad Bills 1.811 00 00 • lis.swe es 1/0r The only profile trem, prawns= arbioli lids Company can divide by law are from risks wbkh have been &terminal.. • : . - insurances made on_erery_dseedition of proy, in kern sad country, at rakes* km es srement • Since their Ineorporatiod, ii . pelied of thLti.y years, they iteropaid lases 47 are .to an amount *smelling Four Millie^. of Donors, thereby laureling *evidence of the...advantages of I r ntrance,af well as .lisigsbUk t 6, end disposition : to meet with, promptness all Loop pal* 4orpig the * jaw 1858., 1 .Abaries NI Smirker, - Isaac Lea, • •-, Mordecai D. Leiria, • ' 'Jamb B. Smitii.• • 'rabbis Magna, • L • Edward 0. Dalai . David B. Brown, Gee. W. I, inh Simard Grant, • •• - Verne Tales. .•--,• CILABLEB B. BABOKF t it,Prarirkat. • EDWAUD C. DALE, rice 'Praddird. Wati A. SYKIL.i &aviary Jon; Aim; , , ?,. . ',.. J. °ABM:UM 00k n it,,1041, • ittyri OfficeHartbeest cor.-Wood *Manias. 'ESTERN -, INSI i 1., A .. ... - WESTE-RN IisIeiUKAACE tUldrA. NZ Of rzrrlstaum. -a; MILLI% Jr, Prradwd. 6,l2.l24lNDON,Paretairry; Office, No. 92 Water street, Slimily Jk . C.o.'s Ware home, uti stairs; Pittsburgh. • ."; • immure evilest ; all. haat or Fire seed Marble Phil,. A Homo IsiatihaW;wasogod by "Dbiellery rho ore well banes fa eon=a*UY eu ..d wbo.arr deter. =heed, by amputate and itheraliiy, to e.obab ab the elutioeier hissi'amenrsedres derby the tett phis:Nos to ewes tehredesireio be hawed. ;• ; . 'ASSITS. 0,i370874 39,.149 Stiith 4mi:coati , Ittoritatenfi.: 1400 W Wks, ,, • 00 OpenAccoards. ti' 4,000 00 'UAW 90 MntSM;gMO Andrew AskUT, Alavauder Spase, -David M. Long :Maw Thinasa. John Dad. B. P. Wtas B. Killer. Jr' Janus)lelLefey. Nathaniel Helmet, ales Niailely• C. w: Blcketson. r. M. GORDON, Siairriarp. UL U, MARINE, AND INLAND IN sursror.—Trarraror coarsitt OP NORTH AXIIIIICA. PIIIPONLPHIA. Incorporated Itlia—CaplUd, VOW* ' assets; .1 &unary 10, 11359.—....--S1) td, 4 1:111 a • ARTHUR, O,COITINg Premidoe. INstulauicE 0L? Tire sTATE 01T PENIAIYLVANIL, PHILADELPULL Inarp 7 raul794—Cpkal.4lDWO. jr.l". DSHT • =l4". BREDD, HARPER,WILLIAM 5."44 HARTFORD FUR INSURANCE CO; : lacorp.rated 111OrCapli,:, 5500,000. itimits, Mu - 1, MO -11. HIINTINGDONi./insidest. W lunrance in tbebbinti Old and - tellable Com• panbn can be obtained byion to Tlicnt bar • B7 \Cuter street, '•B eII7i4NN'I3.INSUBANCIiw ~I AN - Vor PITTSBURGH. O nce, S corner Market and Wet*: egret!, gang flog. "• • • . Wil. BAGA LYN, Reddest. .. banns Stearnboate and " ..Ingres maul* Ices and dameialii . theisagiatto a Of the' Sops lign dad , Weitera alms; - Laken . sad Bayous, gads , naggatkinef the Sear.,,l.. - .:. bias* agabgt has wad damage by Ore. • Ot Jolua t :8: Hart* , Coldw r., :Johlia..Dihrorth, 91, "aim 1i..11u Wm W. CE:Johnotoo, X. N. Joao% BosM'Or sa llas:V. 'Holm .B.ISULY P 11046... • 4.111.1) * Pa ' i glinA.NOE 001fTi 10 1 IT No. 149 Chootot st 1211 49 —Aastqfikota. Will rook•o4PPRIW al , 111 = 1 LoldiorPorPeenal or Ilmited,orkeTrry dosaiptkin of allo y or Mar rhortillas, at reesocabWratorof pronhoo: - 1101111/T: P. KUM. Rwidosi; X. W. BALDI4III'.I'OI. T. 81,40181T8.1111. &way. ' - Olelten~ - J. . 1, + tl Atairtree I. G. OOUW. Ater.g. Tlitrd'and Wood streets. Choi. Biro; E. Mullah. W.7lltolorzt, .P. B.' 13atory, A lALSGRENY, INBUM-N OE COM PAXY OP PITTEIKIBOYS, ' 0111,p0.371111tb street, Bank Block. Insures 'prod' m klndicelitsisd Irazirat Maks, ieaao •, . • _ ' JOHN - D. X ._ • • - D. 1 , 100 / 1 . Cap t. zautr. (k#7111A6114 DIMIXIMILII: • Cfaulosa.:Drail)., .G I 4 II V. - V. Balm— . • Clecr Black, , Alexander Medley', , 'Sohn' Boit; • 13andieVXeclurltan, rJamealibirshall,_ • Merles Athuthaed, - Willbun"Carr, - "Eobertiff.ll.liirtW,l WIRELER a WCLSOICS!, Sewing Machines, NO. 27 PISTE 07:11217, YlriBBgt H. lAA B 8 OP 1804 ,WREELKIt '4ll, WIIJ3OIIa .thirded As 'NW Realm IRI MVOS lath 0/310152ATX /Ant 71181 Xian STATE }MR tunVA sin% xlantrosT STATE Nita; : TFElNlthillt STA.= rus.,_ , • •Naarrera „Timm grAIA FALI.S Ipoln thethathethaidiate; Otacinnati-Weebestee Institut); AILZGEMIFT“ 'IIOOIINTT 4 NAIP.r://rIBSIIIIBII, mud ether thautty Tabs to) nurottnis ititution. ---Ww-ofiontn tk_mnlASO..Walcut.ralt IthOIIINT, at SIDIJCZD Paton; 'Winemused - wade - DM is Its smite es the OW sad most teltelth ressilrlievigr o libte now In non It sowroqually well ea the sad tithed Mem makes the lesk.stibittmposettas to itafeeth with the eseuatith atbssUth.d .. lath ea both tides, Sirailits so ago arr. , ato the vadat Bide—%Y aborts an ftainzw•o,,ssargivieds IttnnTe• went, end loots datable nth Wethee =at.. We Sire *di thantetisise tespail• the puthseer_ to era ordinary' seams; stitcbibeigt hind and tbeltith ces the , islet Xbr4. 4 1 # 61 4.71 1 ',”' later three ram • '-ii edfa i w igi i tontnlntng *ltijrat met Ars, 'bepit* tes r wglttMrfoeaLirid e" i n =cidee : .thiediast ir gros m. • r MEM '~'? ~ Y` ~:.}':: A106,5E55 57 itiVIII SS
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