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PAI - 7277 TM: wiz
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irriammoAt. 07siz:rkripsni fbr
eft* Shaw, Optician, 55 Filth
etree,er—fornistd daily: :
amir zit MIZADI
11 - o'sioek, A. IL 00 „ 38
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Baremstar, - - - ' .ts 5-10
_ .Idore Old Horses.
• • - It is' not tong since the Pittsburgh press
were called nplosi to contradict the unjust im
psitatlnso east upon Western Pennsylvania in
rabiiiin Vaasa" !mills old 'orees" sent west.
city, for tins use of corns caialry ro
dinsontoho fad being that they want first
pbrcbiesd in the west, shipped here, and then
Ir:whipped west: Now we find the following,
rstellirress, which lapel
.'
haps susceptible of an equally satififactory ex
plantion
.Tbirty-three heroes wenneeived Imre on
Illinkreiny, by Capt. Downing,'/rem the Quar
termaster at Pittsburgh; for use In the moun
tains of. Virgin The horses attracted on
eral,obserration, and everybody ' wondered
what in the name of old horseflesh the Gin
eninnat intended to do with the= We hay*
on imennnalin Jot of broken down old crow
bate since the commencement of the war.
Bane et them are-certainly booked for • long
itkis the do hot look es if they could ever
•
muster strength enough to draw the Jut
',breath: The whole lot was shipped over the
AUDl:maw and Ohio Etailroad, yesterday, to
' Oulaherinta; where they will be put to' ork,
if 'the °Deers in authority there do not con
sider it the cheapest plan to turn them out to
.die. - heard a good judge of horse flesh
• remark, as the horses ware leaving' the ata
bin yesterday, that it would have been • for
, turista thing for -the Government it:the boat
bJ which the horns reached the city had sunk
'and drowned all the old bones on board.'
Tae Ow Boras' Colifinare. , —The Continen
tal. Old Beike gave . their first concert last
ennecing,.st•lfasonlo Ball. It is necessary
for us to state that the style of their enter
tainments has beenrnaurrially- changed since
• they last visited us—retaining their charm
, taristice of dress, alai, but substituting a
IZhNr
. stylewf mush including . ational an
fiberne, end-popular airs suited to the times.
Th'other words, the concerts are not a rep
,. 'titian of those we hare already heard. The
-.talented Mn. Nichols will appear at each
-*anent lei magnificent full court costume
- worn than . Elisabeth three hundred
. .
'yelp ago, which Was presented to' her while
.trareUng in linglind with Father Bemp's
• Autosr Dtowaso.—Oa a late trip rap of the
limning. and Parkersburg packet Salle she .
Minded saint side of the Ingomar at itiatish.
Ouckayne, a-young lady of Banish, in
etepidng from the Ingomar to the Eagle, failed'
to look before leaping, and fell into the water
between the two boats. Her clothing buoyed
op until the mats of the Eagle, by a gnat
snoceeded • in getting a hold upon her
and the young lady was sere& Her -
oonsidering -the swiftneis of the cur
saitantlthe proximity of the boats, was most
tortthiste,lt not miraculous.
. - •
•'!!' thunix, Merchant Tailor,would
'repectfully inform his friends and the public
Paacall.b that he has removed. to .2.10. 54,
market street, one door from Sd street, where
- ! he Is now opining a, lame' and' well selected
stook. Of spring: end. summer goodsi direct
frail New York. Havh.g purchased for cash,
-la prepared to offer Inducements in - both price
and quint, to , all who may &roe him-with
their.patronage. -
, . .
"Tinettai:—Profeesor„ ltanailton with his
,tribied - horse 6[r• /teary, ..takee his second
=appeszano• beers I Pittsburgh. atallenci
plght,:st the Thistle: - - Previoni to the horse
, putotatance,, the dream of the "Calbin Bob!
will be .prodaced, In which Stile Henderson_
appear? se Julian. •
female not tmloioWit
'`. ,:to this police; 'was up:before Mayor Battier
yesterday, on two charges of 'disorderly con
_ duct, and fined $5 on-each -ease, which she
paid. Her "righthand men," David Owens,
was also 'afiLludged guilty of disorderly emir
- duati , :and =lined $5, which he `paid. Such
o .4mmimasunit" ii. rather expensive.. --
Esserszawss or snisPhiso-Langs."-4hos.
~:i3i*gan, Shorans& ringleadiir of
yang dorperadoss styled "2,1 " was
wrested yestardayifor gross y eon
' diet; mil Iced 41 . ±51by Mayor Sawyer, which
nu TESTERDWA EVENING METH
Hardened Old Sinner.
The whole term of 'service in- the Western
.Pesu ;. antiary.of the named man Brown, ar
teetod.ob,Pridsy, for larceny, at the fire in
---Allegbmiy, hate been tweetrens pears and Orme
Wawasfirst committed from Somer.
' - '.---Weerioitnity. in 1833, under the name of Lewis
MroWn; for Weeny, and eerrod on. year and
aii months. In 1838; be was sent book for
eight years, from this county, for arson, nn
, - - 'llO-Ste name of John Miller, alias John
:Itraritn, John' Baldwin _Lewis Brown: In
1841, he wreiscimmitted,him Braver county,
.11 for another par, for breaking into *dwelling
home, with Intent to kill. Ite then had two
Wore names, Johb Lewis -and-John Brown.
; Apin wo find him, with the added cognomen
ef. John Smith, sent back from 'this comity,
fOr larceny, for two andA tudf years, int 1830-
,
• - in 1853 be cams beck for a like twin from
'llotiford county, for larceny; and in 1838 be
igatelltirM'orlvirprus and OLIN montki , for
assault and battery with intact to- 11114 from
car own Cont. Ills time expired in 'Oetober
'tut, and now he stands a fair chance of going
'bank: '
Dodging 'Northern Creditors.
hinny : of our citizens have large-omms due
- -them by Muitaess men in Nashville, and other
portlorm'of TO/lite/MN, and invent' agents hare
- already goner to have this* claints Nettled, if
~possible. With what success they are likely
,
' may ju dged ' -from ' the following,
which we extract front a late _Nashville letter:
"A loyal resident informs me that one of
•tleprincipaireuonit of the stoppage 'of buil
. . Asa ,by many tradesmen, is the apprehension
of the appiaranoe of Northern credifori invite
wall*. of the Federal troops. —I understand,
- also, that various manoenvers have been re
sorted to by mph as had Northern danners- to
fear, after the fall of Fort Donelson, in order
to &fraud Northern men of their just druu.
salm moved their goods - and balances; in
moved
Made fictitiotis Sala of their
' stooks and other priperty. But, it is notlikely
;chat these Wets. will prove of any avail before
• Federal Courts; although they may cause vex
-.rAtloai sad delay to the auditors." - —;
' . Telopertinceville .Ticket.
' ?fro *Moons of Tomporancorillo mot at the
- eohool hone on tlatardni oronlng, the
26th fug notnisatact the folloying
dlti
stae' Union Tioket, for. Borimgh - ofilooro, to
be voted for on Fridge .
. the 215 e t . in5 .,.., t.. •
ee
.21161"(keiewo--Darrir Ro bin so n,lTh James Toh l t v i guo ' P.
! = 1 Directory-44nm -Foript,O, James'
-911111/1114; : -the Pasee =- Janies IF• 1 4. •
of
e/ Sbetioa - Dr - wou.m. sigma.
-- ' -' l3upeotor• of Ratio' ',.=-Patrtok Henno7, l W.
Cil tiohrtiPitterson.
• deditore-gUchard Houghton, Samuel H.
Ontekt6fe--Waltor Ferguson.
.1, • ..... . •
• ABL ease...-4, few days sIXIDIP, Capt. L : L.
Barak of the Home fipards, of Vernon, Tram
ballootutty, 0., 'tatted far hhohmillo, 1‘74 to
-.bring ham* the remalturof Robert ilitanar ! a
wid>mla the 41Ist Beghmeat, 0. -V. M., who
Dad died la the hospltaL While
_on Wi d l
bait with tie _corpse; Capt. B. sea Uhlman
is tai 114 and died before roaehlai
Iloth the dammed Were Int4wred thassataday.
.
.
Coneunsaire Monirr...;—Etr. John P.. Must,
Masenisitell; Pifth street,- and north-esat
Amine Beath Stemma', Allegheny, luis re
-supply of Confederate. Notes (aril
nut tens) which he will dispose-clank* at `6
Allistorimatiz.szciltangs, esaunlasion, and: all
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From
A 65 " • THE _ LATEST NEWS
-f iffairetkiiiiiiiiiiraphie aeosnikt
of the movementsef the 103i' Pennsylvasiisd.:-BY TELEGRAPH.
•
Regiment, Col. Lehman, Hom the time they
left this 'city until they reached their present
Camp Lloyd, two miles north - bi -
Washington, on Meridab Hill. We omit, for
want of space, the former part of the" letter,
and give the following:
-Camp Lloyd is beautifully situated on the
side of the hill facing the city. We are our
rounded on ,sides with troops. We hand_
pitlolst, 104th, 54th Infantry, and the 4th
ivania Cavalry here.
About two =flu to the northwest is Camp
Tennallylown, containing Col.' Row4fs old
13th, now 1026 Pennsylvanialletimebt.
Prom the preparations making, I think we
will stay here 411 we are sufficiently : polished
off to take the - field. Wi have received no
arms yet; they were offered :mat Harrisburg,
but Col. Lehman wisely refused to take them,
as they were of an inferior quality,
The health of the regiment Is . good,..vek7
fewbeing in the hompitaLand they are mostly.
eases arising .from 'obis. At Harrisburg ire
held en election for Lieutenant Colonel.
Capt. - Me:well; of Co. I, was elected Lieuten
ant Colonel, and B. 0. Oansaii,-ofßittsburgh,
was appointed Major. Lieut. Col. Maxwell
is well liked, and Col. Lehman (Hawk Bye) . is
as popular as ever. I believe be has done all
in his power - to make us eomfertable,and we
all know thit he is a thorough and efficient
commander. lie kuts been, and will be, ably
emitted by Col. Maxwell. The boys are elk
in the best ofrphits, and are eager to get hold
'of the long expected row. A reasonable
amount of practice with them is all that is
necessary to At us for the field. Our regiment
is considered by all military men who tome
seen la, as one of the best in the servica, so
far as suaeribt is concerned, and we have just
the kind Of • Colonel to make us so-in'eviry
respect. We are now in the brigade of Gin.
Heim, composed of the 68th, 85th,, 101st and
103 d. The brigade formi part of Gen. Casey's
division. I will keep you posted in Ingsrd!,to
our doings hereafter. Itevaa,'Co... C, 1036.
. .
Messrs. Leigh and.Willhenis flketeheil.
The
~Rszthani. r g correspondent of the Phila
delphia It aid: iis, in noticing the grind legiala
tire contest on Thursday 'night last, * sketches
Senator Irish and Representative Williams,
al follows :
There is something very interesting about
Mr. Irish. The shape of his head, which
towers in the moral region like theta a Jona
than Edwards, would readily account Tor hie
abolition 101 i. One thinks of the Quaker dx
pression "inwardness" in listening to hiin.
Hales' in moments of- extra earnestness he
stands there rolling forth his well-Weighed
words (sometimes- with that rather painful
hesitancy which characterises Emerson's elo
cution), as if the vehement soul within had
but partial control of the body. For his Sloe
is umuilly.m impassible as were those of the
masked orators of the earliest Greek dimities ;
and he scarcely moves his lips in speaking.
One seems sometimes to hear his voice coming
faintly from afar over the hills.
The House gladiators had a round towards
midnight, Whioli was well. worth staying Up
Blesari,Willituni and 'Dennis had been
chosen to do the, fifth, Mooing set--the Iderri
mao arid - Monitor death struggle ;Land moni
torial 'Dennis, to - keep up the analogy filed
the last shot/With gnat effeot.: - Mr. Williams
looked More , Gioia ever as if he smelt a ndx
ions ardor, and his peculiar gesture, which- 1
resembles that gyninastio exercise called .
"touching your elbows behind," was continu
ally produced. He has certainly a master
mind. One forgets all 'minor peonliaritiesi. in
watching such a grand head (thigh coition
ally reminded of Mr. Armstrong s assertion,
that every hnir Is an Allegheny bond,) and in
listening to his Maehiavellio subtleties:
Mr. Rennie, who must have been a perfect
Friar Tack for merriment and (polemic) soek
dologers, when he wasa preacher, is the roe
ognlsed wit of the House. }Departing salute
to Williams wai, that the latter was seeking
a polithrid mllienints, .which.: would find Rs
consummation only when the Supreme Court
was in fail in Pittsburgh, and the rennayl-
Verde Railroad wm,boarded tip at both ends.
Death of a Young Volunteer.
A member_of.the Friend Rides, attached to
Sickle? Brigade, infOrnis us-of the 'death of
William NoCiindleas, Jr., son of the late Wil
.Hani MoCandless, and nephew of Hoi. Wilson
oC - andless. He was a member of the Friend
Riley.and died of typhoid fever '
at Camp
Fanutm Md., on Thursday last. He bad
been gutte ill, but bad so 'far recovered at to
:be-deemed out of ilanric', but a relapse time
*A he du soot' nunibeted with' the dead. '
Thideceased.was only eighteen years 'of - age,
bat wai pOUSSIOd of a vigorous constitution,
ands noble and daring spirit. Thb annatunie
meet of his funeral will be found in SHother
eolumn. -
District Court.
Court nistAktisi o'clock AM, *tuning, when
the jury in the ease of Guy C. Irrin-vi. the
Merehanti aria Manufacturers Bank returned
a verdict for the plain tiffin the sun of 82,882,-
89. Defendant's .attiuney, moved for a new
trial.
It was expected that Sedge Hampton would
hold Court this week, but he wee-too IIL to
Leave his residence; arid nofitled lodge Wil
liams of the fact._ The Latter gentleman,
being about to change his place of residence
from Penn street to Lawrenceville, found it
impossible to conduct the business of the
Court during the Present week, and adjourned
until Monday next.
_
Taoors Hoorn , -e:. detnehment of
eighty-ire men, under command lof Sergeen.
Bowman, who were recruited for'the 2d end
and 7th Wiiconsin reements, stWasldniton,
rouged through oar city on Sunday, on their
way to join their regiments. They - were en-.
tertained the Subeistenee Committee to two
sumptuous _meals at City Hall, aid quer-tired
doting the day at Wilkins Boil, wh the
Committee' hare' fitted np to quarter; any
soldiers that may be detained in the city-oiler
night. They had been since Monday on their
way, and 'laving only two dayerations with
- them, they enjoyed thchospitality shown to
them by our eitisens,amileft with many good
wishes for the "Smoky City."
,
.13010t.sar.-- • rim *nee. of r Mr. John
McGrew, Moebire township,'near the Obser
vatory, was entered by burglars en Saturday,
night, and robbed of goods and monej to ilia
antotuatof sloo.lThii rascals were beardgolng,
through the house by one of Mr.fileOrtar.!•
daughters; ut she supposing -it was the ier
rant girls 'preparing , breakfast, Odd no At
tention to it.. Among the articles taken trail
a fine teleseope and an opera , glass. _
..•
A...Enively, of
the East Baltinioni Conference, at the late
session of that owileslastkal body, wu trans
fined to this Conference,. with a , view ' it Is
understood, of ha.being stationed iit Christ
Church, on. -Finn thit Mr.
&lively was stationed at Union ()Impel; Cluz
cinnati, for twoyears past. - ' ---
The Pittsburgh COnleriinCe frill. oonixnenoe
its annual session in Okrist.Chereh next Wed
nesday. -• • '
Putnam Orr'. ~ , The Vila in the Allegheny
last night rand:red it. - natessary to loot after
floating property of themharf. , &Arm( par
tles were caught napping, and among them
Thomas Effsilthomal dalftr Twha' lost three
flats, partly bowled with catil;. which:gloated
'from Utak mooring, skive the lit.Olair shiest
bridge, 'AUegheny. • /t was thoaght - they
wield heiscrovereti without mash difficulty;
Ur AGAIX. oful /Umber!,'ln 'as porous
German, wu iggefik before 'Mayor" Drum,
this morning, for diserderly Conduct pn up
tlhuwThe7ileht l f s
'bettor , dt•wero ter she
has a sly way of raising a row: and *Spins
the consequences. :an' wee and one dollar
and costa. .
Bitisosn dotansiti—A Nas,lfitszo.A
freight.trals; Oaths Pittsburgh, "Foit,'Waine
and Cbleagoltallroad, bound west, run *lige
lx,"the .vielnlV of New Briglaos, on
ilaturdsfaffeinoon;asd a brakesmas,'wbos•
name we •• we» lusabTe to learn, eras izns.
&stay idlled. • ' "
'.. 'Fiereo„--11.)&ped, drover, was flood $5 ind
Goats, b , litivr ar Drum, for violation of eity
orditonsoi,in driviiig hogs • throlgh thi oit.y
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Daatenue-Itzetrasoz.—We call &Usn.
ttoa to.thesdieztletement elaintifirer of des
sireblr eakeistuiq redden" okiFed' for:el/ete
wittrelesel , 1
TALLOBe_i,..._'' FAilet_".A.NOALt*
11E118. au.cw,NlACticieirid , Aa4ibrieLi
mu . ITXT/Alr. LIS• WioI
.I)I4.Ia)._AZIL2 sada 'last?.
....statauby 14 LlCKlrcer4 - 94 :
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WORM? PION MIND NO. 10
Cam. -Foote Shelling the Rebels
' "
TREY ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE
Gen. Pepe Open• Fire From Shore
&e., tEe., the
came; March 10.—A reporter of the As
sociated PrMs, on board the dag ship, two
miles ahoy° Island No. 10, sends the fol
lowing:
The flotilla got underway at 5:30 this morn
ing—dropped down slowly tilt about 7
- o'cicek, when the flag shipheing about twenty
.Miles ahead, and six miles 'sieve the Island,
discovered a item wheel staamer run out
from shelter, at. a point on the Kentucky
ihore,,and steamed down the river. Pour
shell were thrown after her. The distance,
however, was too great for the shots to take
offset. '
At nine o'olock the. fleet rounded to about
three miles above the Island.. The Commo
lOra 'ordered three mortar beats into position.
At this 'hour (2 p: m.) we are within
range,' but as yet heard nothing from the
enemy, who appears In large fore* on the
Ifentuoky,shore. We count thirteen guns in
.
position on the Miff.
A large number of transports can be seen
across the low-. point on the Missouri shore,
busily engaged around the Island. What
they are doing we cannot determine,
The mortars are momentarily expeotid to
open fire. -
We discern the much tall i ed of floating bat
tery it the Island.
Cstso . , Match 16.—The rebels at Island
.No. 10 hare a very strong position. Forty
six guns have been counted. Eight mortar
boats shelled the battery above the Island to
day.- The rebels loft it several times, but re
turned. They only fired with two gum
There was no difficulty whatever ' with our
shells reaching the Island. Gen Pope, sent
dispatches to Com. Foote, laying his heavy
guns command the river, so that neither the
steamers nor gunboats of the enemy could
Firing was heard in the direction of N.
Madrid all day, supposed to be the rebel` gun
boats, trying to force a passage. Seven trans
ports, near Island No. 10, are hemmed in.
The encampinents are supposed large enough
to hold froml6,ooo to 26;000 men.
Comniodore Foote is shelling the rebels at'
_lsland NO. 10 ; Gen, Popei batteries prevent
their, escape down the river. The rebels are
said to be from 15,000 to 20,000 strong. The
rebel gunboats are understood to be engaging
Gen. Pope's batteries.
Cato, March 17.--Theres nothing later
from Island No. 10 than the dispatch of to
day. The accuracy of the firing of the mor
tars,iesterday,fullj equalled previous-expec
tations. They threw 240 shells; the Benton
41., It is expected that use or more of tho
enemy's works will be reduced to-day, and
the place 'closer invested. it is thought .by
some that the rebili are marching across a
week of land-from the island to Merriwether's
Landing, on the. M ississippi,slia tent only four
mile's; over a &satiable' told, aid below Fort
- Pillow, the place where eon. Pope has batter
ies; that;, when they are
_embarked on the
boats, the smoke of which was plainly seen all
day yeaterday at or neat Merriwether's Lied
ing from the gunboat Benton, we shall dud
the 'retqa nest empty, and the river clear of
rebels to Randolph or Fort Pillow.
Sr;' toots,. March 17.—BieSieg.—In re
sponse to a serenade to-night, Gem.
announeed from the baloony of the Planters'
iilbuse that Island No. 10 is ours, with all the
ammunition and transports of the enemy.
Another victory is also gained aUlaness,
in which three rebel Colonels were captured.
Thepartiettlare-tare not transpired.
Fronk 'Washington.
W.ABBINOTON, March 17.—J. IL Holmes,
Secretary of New Mexico, leaves Wasithigton
to-day on his return to that territory, which
Le expects to reach in three weeks.
Ail quiet on the line of the Polemic; In
quiry at the several *Halal sources at soon to
day disclose, nothing of an important charac
ter from any point. •
General Fremont has had an interview with
the President and Setiretiry of War. He *ill
press his affairs by promptly starting -to his
department, hissff will therefore be deter
mined on at an early day. His headquarters
will be in the field. Col. Shank, of the House
of Representative., will accompany him as
soon as his public duties will permit.
A large , number of application. have been
made by volunteer officers to be appointed in
the regular army, but they have been name
cetera'. Among other reason. Is the difficulty
of disariminating as to the' elative merits of
the applimutts.
The Senate were four hours in executive
session tqd2l.7, and confirmed the following
Fs, Brig. Gomalr of VoLoseeiejor
WM. F. Barry, -Chief of Artillery, attached
to Gen. MeClellan's staff; - Willis A. Gomm,
of Minnesota;- Col. Schuyler -Hamilton;
Thomas L. Price, member of Congress (Com
Missouri; MsJ. James W. Paltißet.' sth cav
alry:l Lieut. CoL Wm. H. Mimi, 6th cavalry;
'Map Andrew J. Smith, sth eaystry.; - - Marton
L. Pabiek, of -New York; Isaac F. Quimby,
of New York; Orris S. Ferry, of Connecticut;
Hiram GL.Beny, of Maine.
The following brigade Burgeons, all of Penn
sylvania, , hare been confirmed:. James D.
Straldbridge, R. B. McCoy, Geo. S. Itemble,
J. H. Taylor, George L. Pancoaat, 0. F. :B.
Campbell, P. H. Grosi,;Washington J: Doff.
From Mexico.
SANDY Roux, N. T., March 17,--The
steams .Ilosinoke, from Saran% on the 12th
inst., has passed this point, bound up to New
York. She brings Van Orne dates to theith
!net.'
The Spanish troops wore returning from the
°tarter.
. ,
The ISttglieh fences were about to leave the
country.'
' The Frenob reinforcements had not yetar-
Thei - PronOlr forces wore, en rouse for Tobtut
TheSpanianis started on thelstfor Orizaba.
Gen. Marques, with 5,000 Meziean troops,
holds the road from Vey* Orni to Mexico.
An American . belonging tuLewell,
Maas., and c barer r of dispatches from Wash
ington to Minister Corwin, was murdered on
the 24titralt., while going from Vera Orut to
the City of Mezieo. - • -
The negotiations between - the Alaskans Ind
the allies were to commence at Orizaba on the
Ist of April.
The 'reports about the movement', of the
'English and Spanish troops_ln.the above di.-
r o c !, se em tv. ; z e z n n la b ? o m
oerrloir4
arrives. will
Further adrift, reteired •by the YosmOke
.conlinn the statement 'that Om English troaps
Weree - shout to run Alexia°. .
IC portion of the Eitistash troops are ratans
ingsto Cuba, and the vest have gone to Ori-
' Oen. Trim commands the allied forces. I
The name of the American bearir of dig-
patch*. murdered was Addison T. Arlen.
• It appears Gat one of the stipulations made
at the' contain°, between--Generals Prim and
Doblmlo ; was. that no more troops should be
landed on Mexican soil; pending the negoti
ations midst-this contrast,: some of the Span
ish troops returned to Ouba, and the expected
Frenoh wizinforraments, under Gen. Lorenciel,
were to return without landing. The English
forces will return, via Berreada, to •Enliand.
Their mules, harness, ka, went 'Wirt° the
French, who started far Tehmwan on the 27th
of February.. '
From FortreosAlloaroo.
.
mwmuntros, telegraph
frem Caps °harks, Me aftstrapaa, we learn
that all was quletatlfortresa Wares at aeon
Telegraphist aoiziatitileillaik . Utween Oar
tlfss Monroe sad Claptcharles, Is tamporadly
P,arsion BrowaloirPo Book.
. ,
Pou.earirwie, Mardi 17.—The well known
pnbilaher, of Dr../rsai's : Works Imel. offered
Person Broindow ten thousinerdollore thr his
li p n r9oood walnis koo ot t:co r ntainko g n_La nano nnt".of
• •
. , KewYook Bank S for
tstOeat.-
• ..•
•N , orfiik imak atatenotti
. SOlll/4 wick ondlog 9D BlitardayAtmws an in
.ataasa impede of 036,446 ;daeraaae IA loanai,
44,114, 0 s 272_1- imams ' airsolatioa s #36„66o
O Illtio*Oi MOM* r I •
lIITIIIT
_ .
Wsanntaron, March 17,1862:
Hotnt..--The Hieumeoneurredin the report
-of Gan Committee- on • Conference- on
reguboing sutler*, teettonre authorized to have
&lien on soldiers' par only to'one 'sixth of the
monthly'amoniat..; Ptnialtieenre • anneied fo 'r .
the violation' of this provision. -
resolution', Wee adopted caUlpg on the
Seeretari of War twin - form the Housaby whom
certain vessels were recently ohartored; the
amount of compensation to be paid for the
same, etc.
The House passed the joint resolution,
that if any State, during the pres
ent rebellion, shall make any appropriation
to pay the v olunteers of that State, the. Sec
retary of War is authorized to accept . the
same, and cause it to be applied by the Pay
muter General to the payment designated by
the Legislative act, making the appropriation
In the same manners, if apprOprtated by eat
of Congress also, to make any regulations
that may be necessary for the disbursement
and proper application of such funds to the
speedo purpose for which they maybe tap
prolpriated by the several States.
Mr. Lovejoy, of 111., asked. hare to ta ro .
due a resolution instructing the Committee
on the District of Columbia' to ingrate.* and re
port-by what authority Mn..sßristOW,
„of
Georgetown, seized or Gauged to be seized two•
men and sent them tolialtiniore,wheve they
were imprisoned in -jail ; and whether such
arrest and imprisonment was not 'a violation
of that provision of the permutation which
says, "no person shall be deprived of life or
liberty without due process of law. , •
Mr. Johnson, of Pa., objected to the reso
lution, and therefore it could not be received.
•On motion of Mr:DliVe, of Gliio,Sa!reso
lotion was adopted inetrefothittbe Committee
on Military Affairs to inquire into tbe-expe
diency of taking immediate measures to se
cure the sick and wounded soldiers better
medical treatment.
'Mr. Lovejoy, of 111., nob suomeded In in
troducing his resolution; as given above. •
Mr. Wickliffe moved to table it. Disagreed
to---yeas 3, nays 68. The resolatios was then
passed.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the State of the Union on the
Tax Ball, Mr. Colfax in the chair. Adjourned.
dzsarz.—Mr. Harris presented a petition•
citizens of New York, asking Congress to dis
pense with the agitation of the slavery ques
tion, and to attend to the restoration of the
•
country.
Mr. Wilson, of Mass., promoted an eman
eition petition. He also reported from the
IClititu Committee a bill for the organization
of an army corpe•of staffs, &o:
Mr. Lane, of Kansas, offered a resolution
that the Committee 011 Territories be inftruct—
ed to inquire into the expediency of ink alter
ing the boundaries of Katmai as to include the .
Indian Territory.
Mr. Pessenden, of Me., from the Committee
of Conference, on the bill providing for the
purchase of coin, made a report, which was
agreed to.
•
Mr. Hale, of N. H., offered W - resolution that
the Naval . Comusittee inquire Into the expedl.
may of appropriating money to make experi
ments for the purpose of testing and provid-'
ing iron sledding for vessels of war. Adopted.
On motion of Mr. Wilson., of Masi., the
joint resolution authorising the. President to
assign the eommand of the troops in the field
to officers, without regard to their • seniority,
was taken up, and after a discussion; on mo,
tion of Mr. Nesmith, the resolution, was re
committed to the Military Committee.
On motion of Mr. Pessenden the Post Office
Appropriation bill was agreed to.
Mr. Latham, of Cal., offered an amendment
that the Postmaster General be aitithilseki to
establish a mail, not lest than semi-monthly,
between San FranoiseoUnd the Cession% City,
including intermediate points. Arvid ;to.
Also, an amendment that theAmeriaan stamin
a-re and sailing vassals, bound to any foreign
port, shall
moireport, suc h mail as the department,
shall. minse_ja be placed on board, and
prompt kr deliver the same; and that the yes
eels coming from foreign ports shall {Metro
any mail matter from Consuls, eta—the
pensation for such services being the usual
ocean postage.
Mr. Sherman, of Ohio, moved to add "pro
vided the Government shall not pay more than
it receives." The amendment was'
adopted
and the bill passed.
The bill for the abolition of slavery in the
District of Columbia was taken up and post
posed till to-morrow.
Mr. Trumbull, of 111.,.fr0m the Committee
on the Judiciary / reported beak the House
bill to' facilitate Judicial prooeedingQ■ In the
cue of captured property and for the batter
administration of the law of prises.
The Senate then went into executive session
and subsequently adjourned. '
Printing °ince B_.eized...lmportan
Wasitinoron, March 17.—An order was
issued this morning for the ,seizure of the
printing office and arrest of the publiebet and
printers of the Washington Sunday Chroisisk,
_ .
and their trial by a court-martial, that paper
baring yesterday published news of military
operation* -end-anovensents,- thereby disre
garding the order of the , Seiretary - of ,War,
and making Wolf liable to'be proeieded
against under the .571,1 t, Article of War. The
order of arrest was placed in Ullll hands of the
Military Governor of the District of Colum
bia,alid GiViditor tit die paper before
him. The editor stated that the newt) eras
handed in at a very late hour, and the paper
went to press without his liaisons' supervie-
Lou. Me en - preised his regret at the violation
of the order, and presaged to 'nerd earefoilly
agnitart a recurrence of similar publiestions
'whereupon, at the request .of the - Milittai
Governor, be being satisfied test the offense
would - not - bit - repeated, the VZOOFtiOII of the
order was suspended.. ' •
Attention is called to the following order,
issued last August, which-still continues in
full force
CIENILRAL ORDER !IrO. 67. .. :
WAII DIPARTIMIT, AIM'S. ORIII4'II Olflici, I
Wesurstrros, August 26th, 111x1? 1
By the b7th article of. Ibe.aot of.COngtees,
entitled . an. eot for estabUshing relay and ar
ticles for the, government or the armies of.
the United States, approved AprillOth; hold:.
ing iorrespondenoe, with, or .giving intelli
gence 'to .the enemy, either 'direetly oi indi
rectly, is made'.pttnisluthie kV death, or Rich
other puniihment as MULL be orderidby iho
sentence of court martial. Public sifhty
require, the etrict enforoementef thli artiele.
It,le therefore- ordered that all corritipondenoe .
and communication, verbally or •by writing,
printing or telegra4ingireepmUng opera
tions of the arum, or military movementa on
land or water, or respecting the tnrepe i camps,
anemias, intrenehmente, •or military affairs
within the several military distriote, i by,
which intelligence obeli be, directly er Judi.
rectly,ority given
tlaot the enemy,
o 7 the .General el",With°4l
iltixim
bliu :
au
thority.
wind, be and the same are. absolutely•pro
lilbited, and 'from and after the date of this
order, persons violating the same will be pro
ceeded against under the 17th irtiole of war.
By order of [Signed,] 1.. Tacque, '
• , Adjutant General.
It is presumed that the :action taken with
the Seattoy Chronicle; 1111 stop the publica
tion of improper new, in this capital. It has
been .the headquarters,. of the enezny'i spies.
It has 'keen. bawl -to cOnvfoce the cornipbn
dents of the Phibidelphia and New York pa
pers that It was of real service to the govern
ment to prohibit the trtnsmisslow of intell in a direction oppesite fromthe ens y,
while newspepers.bero, almost under the e es
of the rebels, tilled their columns with in or
mattes which - would be deviant contrabend
'at the telegraph' Offloe. !The! gaviwninent ap
pears to have been of the same opinion, and
only awaiting for a clear case to make an ex
ample.
Havana and Honduras Advice..
BANDY Hoot, MitrOh ‘steatior
Roanoke; front Havana, b . rings Honduras ad
vice, to . tho 27th.. A favorable reaction had
mimed, and order was — being :trestored.
Medina had - beenappointed- Presi,a, pro
bm °a' ' " • C. ' "
The adrricia from Havana by the RoinelrA
are until:portant: '
dt it stated 'that the Opanish . bark 'Theresa,
wbr e h had bum captured by one of oar 'quad- -
km,
_had - been declared an Illegal prise.
A : number of ', rebel ' sofrooners, with" email
gamstitle:l.ot ootton, had resohsdasross. •
Two , Olsve dislers'wsrowayrdsrsd,st
Tios.,;Tkoil'asisuidoo - WOre- foirr; number r•
one, mulatto, iloafesoilPil oommtpoyin
of the erime,and was melt, trial. : .
SeveraFrebel schooners had been brought
'jai tied Wait - r'.inudiflS 'PL,-If4L*!/11rY•
•
.
• The liTifieh.panboat X40.11!0111.Ak.
,
:Nsrr: You Aftrob 17:4iThejtrItlph
beak ,Leadnatt,,..frizi Penne* big ,eithred
here, . the- crow of Abe SHAM' slip
Kobel* fenudered 'her , Thle Is the , vas:.
eel that saiet#o !taffri.M.
with eoali
The IT:0; frftetilio
3ed •-'"'
.
- , Poinituen Moms, ?larch •16. , —Ths item
er - Ekiennee - anived 10-day' . frewireatoke
-Island; .shiieft On' FndeJ and Hietteriul on
Saturday, with mails' and passenteri.
Nomews to be.made public..
Hugh Jenkins arrived .tik-day /Mei Araslf-
Simian with net of Professor Lows 's balloons:
The rough weather delays the' ropey? on'
the telegraph cable.
There was no, boat from the Eastern Shore
to-day, and consequently there" is no news of
the election. .. • • " •
The thingressional Committee on - Naval.
Affairs and the Assistant" ffeeretary of War,
and Treasury tame down from Washington
this morning and returned to-night, after in
specting the Monitor Ind otheroWeets of in
,. . ,
in
terest here.
State Taxes of Wisconsin.
. , .
Altmann's, March' 6.—The decision of the
Supreme Court of , this State, • in relation to
the usessntent of taxes,. declares all State
taxes, since 1855, inixonstatutiorial, by reason
of Inequality of taxation. The Legislature
will tale immediate setionj for the relief of
former mortgages; also - decided unaonstitu-.
Rise in
.the Barren and Rivers.
Ohio.
.
. .
Lotitiirtum. °
March- 17.—Friday night's
rains swe ll ed Barren river out of Alt
and carried away the pontoon bridge over the
river at Bowling Green. - Railroad communi
cation with' Nashville 'is ccnisequently sus
pended lor the present. The Olio ii;also
rapidly rising. -
From Winahestor.
- Witmer!'fin arah 17.- , -Contrabands ar
riving here, wi Id
lt= thUreport of the anima
lion of the bridge over.Casr Creek,- /Sid re 7
port that Jackson retreated up the valley to
.
waidalfarrisburg.
- All is quiet on the outposts. -
Two Chu:reties Burnt.
Bisrusterrrow, N. Y., , hisroh 17.—The new
and splendid Presbyterian ehereh, '111:1000W.
014; Si will ad. the old olinioh le the .tiolnity,
ware burned list night.. Th 4 fire sittribn
tad toluoendiarism. The loss i 5526,000 In
sured for $18,0004 ' ': ' • •
Market, by - Telegraph.'
/ 7 . - .4r O Oll.+FTOl/1 . dultl
'aka 2,030 bbla at $6 45686 kiosks dually...:l6beat
arm at 111.3.91 ILL for, - Penna. red.-Rye/lour firm
at 43 65 andirorn meal at. 11211., Aye /a taken ad
70(6171c. Cora dull ;: seles /VW Web, at.../6134611.64c.
01 dull at 64036 c. Coffee, Am at .100. for, Rio.
Provns newly ;Tuba maw pork at $l3 60E114 00,
Lard Ann at Sj.gc.. Whisky Ann at 2c0.. •• , • ' '
Haw Yam, March 17.—Flour heavy; salts 1,000
bbl.. Wheal:quint; Wes 6.060 bath. red *beat at
11 41. Corn hem ; sales 30,000 bush. mixed at , 5133‘
Pork. quiet. - Lard itsady.L. Wklsky doll at
rimy Market Unchanged; Bterllug Excharige
nominal • Mucks dull ; Chicago/ and Nock-idand 61c.;
Cumberland-Cast Compeny 80y.; Mauls •Central
Bonds 66)(; hitch. Southern 58%; N.-Yi Central *Mg;
Mtlwankes.and 116% . ; Missouri ria 54%,
Tennesoes as 61; Cold 1% par cent. premium..
Nsw l'oaa,'March 11.--4lotton dull-at 270.:: ilbur
board; Mate MOO bbls.. at $6,2666,6611he State, end
$6,14445,80 for Ohio. Wheat !team 'lO,OOO bus: sold
at 11A:1hr Milwankie. club. Corn declining: • tiles
96,060 buy: at 66/0600 for milted and ollhe -for whits
southern. .11.1 of Wm... Lard . unchanged. ^Whisky
iNtretsiart, March 17.-Iflourinehinted at $$ 25
CLIO lir superfine and $4 40.50•60 de. llimily.
quiet at ate.6sl-03 far: white. oat' lnn at
27e. Dye in demand at 55(456r Whisky 0r at it..
Prereition linner; hems pork Arta ' $lO 16g1t 00
and WV*. lorehonklers iiiid4 3 4lor sided: - Lard In
demand en 7m for prime. Ormeeler antliat'
Exchange ants at % premium. •. ••
DetneeridS leroteelint Blaiery.
Mr. Feast; hir.." Odeaslonal" letter
••• . _
The loyal people of the.' free States' are
robbed of. their, property by rebel eoudioation
and capture. Their rents are cut &tin, theit
huskiest paralysed and destroyed, their com
merce ruined, and yet, in thataarof this epee
trete, tbe only . interest tiuttaxiitel thaludig
nation end, sympathy of , the ici=reilled' 'Date
c*io leaderaie oleprorectiori
sea the property of the whitemen of-the North
and Northwest • depreciated -nand .'destroyed,
with no indemnity to those who-unbouiplain
!ugly_ suffer arid yetthey throw ; themselves
around the institution of slavery, : and declare
it inviolable, not to be tonehodeven when paid
(or without abating the foundations of society
and•Soyernment. It willrequiri nyvary little
experience' of iuoh Minium* as "these to
consign all engaged in them to oblivion end
shame.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
litrotritar, P,strirses.—Mr., Charles
Chide, of New Itrightoni haatalten olita‘mit
eat for new - article , of: 'Japan. Varnish,
which hide fair to be of annsi impriziance. It
Is at onto, ?Arida and a dryer..". -
Messrs. J.& H. Phillips, of ISt. Clair 'street,
hare tried the article, and pronounce ft meek
superior to the Japan's they here been
They reotonimend a trial,of the JAW*:
- Mr. Coble has established an apses , for the
article with Maur'. B. A. lahaesteek & co.,
corner WoOd and Pilot itreete:'
. • .
EL*GAIFT CLOTIMO
One of the bat tilaca,within range:Of our
knowleilie o purchaseelothingiWifirniehing
goods, is lltieetabliehment of hissita.;wft Me-
Dee kOn corner of Federal , street:, and the
Diamond:Allegheny. They never Atil toren.
der eatiefeetltin to those who **pr than with
'a call, and will all it, very reaeonible - prices.
Remember the icatlley,. corner Of Federal.
unmet and the Diamond, Allegheny..: 5,
, . ,
Pilizter, Csapentr an4 . 4ablar, Jab
bing Siip, Virgin allay, botwnenAnsithgeld
street nag Merry binds of , House
Repiliiniglone on abort wide
manger. Charges mtnierlini: Leave
cur °Mini. All onion promptii dad
. •
Tat aaiLi TL . W DATII atts.of thy goodS; at
Barker 59 - Bfaiket streatiOnght to at . -
mot the ittentlos of all our readers yr.to ere
in pursuit of diy goods. No puiottaie . s should
be mode before visiting this holm; - 1'
• .
~. . . .
Ouirizeit . aim.* will be. takesi i At ..Huot's
Eleob.gtote, Ilasonleitalt, Fiftli stitiet, sod
ettbe Omnibus °Mogi - We:4s6 j Llbertritreet.
DO•or nikbt. ill order. lift br either the two
Ogees .wlll beinitoptliwioiled:.K . :,;: t..,
Non al:?lnda of Boots, Sham iced 43kaltors,
so to. AI lelland's Auction. ladlan Bided
Lasting, Gangs, dome quality; tor` $,1,":26
irgeih $2.25. 'Balmoral and:A l in* Book at'
_ .
D00m:,.. Bore,Water Oars And ,Hom er. rale Phjelelan ; enient _far Itainboir'il
celebrated Truu for Ilaptaannoc Cprneri of
Pena and Wayne itreeta. ;
, •
0: Sill; No. 346 'Pi!ttn
attends . t,o all branclisi of
lion.
BALMORAL and LOOM Boots foe 11,25 at lie ?
onto Halt anottion. '-• ' '
M:4 Scums ormolu& kind, color aid mint
bor of epilogs at lifoClolliutd% ohotiou.
Lines Beefed Luting Gallen ; fibeit qO,ll.
y for $1,;5 auction.
DIED :
. _
LLONAII99,OO Monday," the 17th bet.. . at 'lt'
ealcier,'_ p.llO. ,ozonatiNA - Racinm 'Mutt
.dedettor-of GeOrp.W. and Sarah .I... Leonard, .set
I peer and 11 days.
The fonernl will tea. plow MIN .9Wat 30:910ck,
p. m., from the residence of WillerCloonard, Zp4.;
_No. 96 e•volitr Ttif:iciOn*Oftiir'fainni.afs
milsethilkrwrited ••••. a l• • •
'LIAM IfeanNIININIBP Jr., ion of Nrenuolnd the
NIOCOM6Iow, I. year of Memo.
The`ftii* take ptaii• itimg 3EO heoldemw of .
bb oioitier , { South PlttahntYh ; am (I'iiiejoy)
moo,* colock, to mewed lorAlloptworypentitirph •
SyllNDicr CONSIGNE!TI3j-K)
60 bbli. I . lxtra oupolloi . '••
• ' • do'
, .600 baahttr .b akty• P.:046904_ :• 4 ~ ,;
ground Corn Meal;
bn) do !Dried Apples;
• 100 do. - do:.Proctugg
: 10 1 0 . 0
:do tibati o l og VI Li • 1I
.!!.. ! •
".• )666 De* Plear'lkarrar,
ad: ;do {- !tior, y • -
to n. abdi ItT *go br or 'M la
m617 d0 ooAtister and ?hnt stinota.,,.
i4O !giva..110.244
beito.,, _do . do r
4,4 A4 b , l P.r n ig." 4 tr r,
A.
11.4, 4USIift4;"BELTING , , AND
4.olllr—ot • darddyjoit ioddrodis iodid
_ 1 :J611. 71a . ' " ' " l3.
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r „ ; . • 1 r .T
%A n hui,
X " • ;4 4 909r," ,• • , 0
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CONCRRVEULL. •
MONDAY ZTENINCOLLiCIit
YONDAT IMMIGOLILICH Sri. OYDAT wriENING. wARCHStrx.
°REIT ZSGAGEXENT.
GREAT ZNGAGNMANT
GREAT ,11NGAQNXIIINT
Professor anderson:
'Known, throughout thOWorki utho Groat
WIZARD OF. TEM NORTH!
WIZARD - OFTHE NORTH!
WIZARD OF THE NORTH!
And dui only
AMBIDEOIIOIII3 PEZSTIDIGITATOR
AIIBIDKXTROIIS PHIIIBTLDIGriATOE 1
411113,1DEXT80.118 PIRIETEDIGMATINA I
YAGIOTAW •mitrarotrez- PHYSIVar AND
WlNtomtlienceo at CONCERT HALL, on HONDA
EVENING, Itasca 24.
.
SFr
Bt Tull pariicalirs haws Advartlmmenta and
mrlB
MlM=
lII!cKENBE AND tINPARALZLIED succsna
OLD FOLJEti,
AWN 4109 T PO,PNiAN CO. IN TiE WOELD.
MRS. RM1L4 , .1. RIOROLS.
•
Tim young Aitaricai Soiagatisaa, mud tb• cattle
Company; greeted with prolonged and
• • enthusiastic applause by a •
citop. AND DELIDEITZD AIIDiDNDZ.
• Tickets 44 manic -Children 10 onto.. Doors open
at 7, o'clock. commence . •
A MATINEE 1.111 beldiron on WZDEIidDdrY and
. aled'on - SATURDAY - AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. for
the tripodal rscostemodattois of tad tee and • ctdldreni
Juitnimalcra for.-eklidnon to the, afternoon. flionoert.
ands: ' •
Ean T.81,110.114. I.7IIEII.I'RE.
d Hairidessolt.
"THIS EVENING,'
SECOND NIGHT OP PROP, HAMILTON'S CELE
BRATED THAINED.HORSE ,
SIR HENRY:
=The performance will commence with the inn& ad
• -mired drams of tha
(3' A . BI N BUY': .
JULIAN.: - NTTIZ 1 /1/NDNIIBON.
After which the educated horse, .• •
Y : •
Will appear amid answer. number of questions; lasi
•• • • at node; wilts; •etc., etc, • •• • •,
, .
PROF: LIANATOIN, WZIGHING 'llB .POU'NOB,
WILL TANK 818 HENRY. WNION,INO
MOO POUNDS, UPON 1118
'• ' '• • • •• BHOULDIRL H• •.
The Professor •aad Mr... Henry will . welt. to the
tousle at the orchestra.. •
A pIaNISTIIATOR'SBALE.OP , TEE
• ..m,ista.:ZatTATll or WILLIAM CHTILS,•DBO'D,
virttur elan order of the Widows' Court of Al—
.higheny county, I sill mil at Public Bale, at the,
Court Horne, in' the city Of' Pittsburgh, on the.
FOURTH lIIINDAY, OP MARCH, 'A. D., '1942, at
11l ethockin... m , all that valuable -tract Of land of
which William Chess 'died. seised, athlete In Union
township, Allegheny county; Pa., on the Washington
And Pittaeuzgh turnpike road,' about two miles from
Pittsburgh, containing 296 scrag and 149'pelthel.--,
Said tract of land is of meellentquality and id tditt
state of cultivation; her, been tued AS number of
years asnDairj Farm . The mania •har been divided
y an Inquest into elevenpsi:parte and will be sold'
is. -purports according to said divilion, n plea of
which may be. son on die, with the n
the Orpheus'. Court, at No. 1 of-Octo ber
and at the odiern ot iCharbre Shale;-Woods,
C. Haahrorailtand T. B. Hamilton, and also , attach
ed ro the bills postedfor ride asia. On Purport NM'
I there are a OuttageDnellhog Hasse, Barn and lather
imprommouta. ;On Purp o rt. then. are two.
Dwelling: Moines, Barn, Blabber and •Building for.
• Hairy impanel. Purpirt No. g, the Dwellhig
Home occupied by William Cher at the time Of his •
death, Barn,../Hakim nod other ;
dye Improvements: :On
t P en ut *li ! ‘ ext - then
groonadre Mont
there are • Log. Cabin and Barn., Purport - N0.% 1.1.•
consistoof the (boil under the said tr.t httdivith.
the Twirl's/el:9f Oght of way, &a, a. aatbnk by the
Inquest in said partition. Said. Coal, le really atom.
Sible:4 lin quern) and ammeirient to market, and
ALSO,The one undivided half pert of .eartalth
Lot of Ground situate on the south albs of, Robinson'
stmt, in the riOnf Allegheny. commencing =feet
from the intersection of Cory and _Robinson streeta
Insitarardly direetioup thimoi :alarm Robinsonatht•eV3o betrthenci 'extending beck 'eoatikwardly,
meaning the mum width. 1W Rot.
/L 9C of Gro dThig-SeMple'a plan of
-Chatham; bamded Mr =
the art by lot No. 19: bet,
OD tbe south by. lot No. 21,-I SS bet,.and thanorth
by kW foot alley, Si bet; being the MOO lot which'
Wm. Magill, Sheriff, by his deed dated August 19th, .
A. D.. ISii, conveyed to the mid William Chao, lb
Tutus or dits—Oit;•fourth rush, and the residue
einal payamts In OM, two and um* yam, With
interest fr om date of confirmation of sale. The Wad
residue : lo be moored by-bond and mortgage securing
the payment of the some on the land sold.
80S
, :Ada? of Jkittate of Wm, C 0.., dwfd.
MORILISONIS. .PATRNT -
WASHING MACHINE.:
IRV CM44I,BI`A.ND BisT ILVOIII We IN teL
anditbe ealikezetedealy by
21.14AM0itD,6/164:
parobased by the` tingle Ilachbry,l,by,
T401 3 / I b*Clollhti
21 Mama% at.;14." ,
AYY U 71T5S. yr su
Ti! Quitenox.—The Proprietors orate "PAN ,
MAN OANINNT OF WONININA. ANATOMY two
MiDICINN" have determined. of ,ear
plow, to Issue the (kr Om benefit sOlfelling au"
Inanity) YOUR of their must inkrettigandinatmoi."
tire Lectures on Marriage and Its Dispaillkathinai ll
Noncom Mobilfti. Premature Dealine <4 Manhood._
mitgestion. Waldman oc Depremloo. Loss o Sessofilfs
and Thal lsoWar, the Gnat 'Social ZTU, and time
Maladies whkh result from Youthful Folifew, Maks.-
ma of Maturity, or !gamma of Physioloyy and Na
ture's low., Mi tam iivelitable,Licturse have lien
the swum of salighteniag mid iambs' Thaorwstia and
*II be tawoutW Pros on mica roor Stamps; by
addniestagblONNTANT; raeallial l &Wad of Anat.
,k9hoh ' . s C4 3,,50dw4;
. .
.ARB.A.NTE.U..POIL 'FIVE:YEARS.
UNIIIVALID.IOILODBONS.
larp , issortsioat of ' ttie. ationi, loped.* Inotru.
'mate as dow:ardiringamtwlll booolkrat 417411 AV
LY.REDIIOIID : ERICIS. - - '
OHARLOTTIC. acumnr4-' t is
Bola Agig*, /Islam's Manok.ead •Prints's Nola
-Amu, Wirth. meood door
10 SSW D.KLED.YEAMES, kafres;
. 10 bzw.:4 µWed ! ia to:. •
. • 4. • No. io eigimsad strait.
OliAlißE4RlF i ty
c,0.6* cri.,7'tirat War 1*e 1 14 8ed4124 x 44.
•
:
osiWland be ale by
• -
U „ ••=l6 lint; or:
■ vo torte aca.
zuhl6, ;, B..LIGGICTT
I .1:
iscidved 14,
RAMP • lir to-4 Bog, by ,
- ....h r , l,. s la;rbetimdb by .
- -- •irratieWod
Ipaturarre , V.N.t.yacAtiDl3.i.SAlts
JL, joitreoalse4 and lin sidirinc . ..
1111114, . BOWITAIMMTLEILI/ILWoodii..
AIACKEREL. , -Laktetrazia thatra:No.
IT* wigwam, in Aut. sag Eilt bfirrai l swiss.
, . ..mbu !,' •• X. rausir. CO.' -
M==l
ou, BAlsagt..*-40, second hen , or
XT
by trINET B. COLLINS.
tXTRA.. MS WALL PAPER +=iv!,
tai add *ciao DI • Pi. PACMUMAtt.'
V 1 1NX,K441P41,11.14 anivingand
tow W:P. XLAPEIALL. •
ODD h'qAt.ice of all !Wm for sae by
'eas ' Bows 111TWCLIlfr,' woes*, :
-nue kw" ifs
• ' iust =wed en , e
T oNnc %Tr ass wad*
WASNSMM!M
1:741a
rerunr,;i4.lreid
4, • tr. • •
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• : IMPROPED
BLOOD SZAIROIBBy-f.sa
•
' sum ovas sou
4asaroui Pollutions,
Sarah* • ' '
Ctitaneong Ms**.
44 41 4 414 1 4
Plaid* oaths Pape,
Sore Elea
Tatter Affections.
Scald Read.:
DPlP , Pgia, Old •
Cos th r ,aPeasti,
latiOtiiiiiiol7l MOWS
• ItheamatiaThaardar,
Anal*
alt Bheam,
MaronrialThatapaa,
• „ oemmaDll,ty,
Litar* OcaliPlibA
Loss Anotit% •
LOW aphitsi •,z - _
Female 00,1310fitt.
- • 44443,
P a otr*-
ralymp.ENst•_
.b,iiiesses and
Cade t s of the'Bones.''t
TOarrinal Aqui ! AAL mast wawa
ItAlinsta =Ea OBlons xi(A pitntAyso
oonrriog or T 1 BLoon Os ontouLATo.
n~Fsrersit
,
CASE OP DANIEL A. .B4OVI.
.
PrimcM:66llr; 'ilecemboi M. 1861.
Di. M. H. Knawm-LI take *sm. Itt• nuhlaa
Ws voluntary atatamant In Ihror ot anwoUrdna pre ,
nimmthy,rna sailed “iitriarea A 14. 0. 1:! . 114101 . 111L"
bad collated for am Alarm with; mbleh
A my haled anefilikeit iiitoi'dfifigure
Mai eari%maibi and took of %. hde - whim'thi' dia.
maw Made It. 1166Wacanomilt,nhodwolno.owhon
r arm .Dora and below the elbow. and astinto IMAM
aid findi was to expos:; liifolioiw Thedi.....
On my Maid want so kr 'UM mural email 'Photo of
bona mune ant. kwa. Teri weak , Mai loviaidrited,
and had given 64 Atb B P B TM.04414 well, bad Mild wary ahltital ,phyMciana a n d, they did
no Nod. ID September :faii,t,zOnco to
try "Lubin's Inimeass Damn; I
meat M*, I bad'no lath in patent medicine,, but
Ater I had used Una bottleilif the
nicer. 4m my bead and arp.. bean to heal. fume
an. taken Mettle* bottioMmhdiiy.boia nil arm
are anthill Mall except the Mare reaMlalai from the
sores. I will mho atato that I bad tie r)*Litilitista
lug y bed to my ams aid lap. The/61068,iharcher
elate the thoutnatimn. Ilatinimawall men,
weir forty years of ago, and I ieei.accne4di . .
M I did when I we. twenty ; 'sink liive 'ft r imalMied I
weight twenty pound., I wgila aM atal. tbit tho
dhow 111esy forehead wee 104 - iad . 44.
stooped And 11*Ilaytblaiklamei the blood run out
of the mew. Dr. Keyser had.a' photograph taken of
ms by chkii,,thilirtist,,.otaft
. 1101'4 eat
volt" it dion not s how my Mppeariiim . m Midas it
wia Mdbra I aomtienrad taking the Mali* Too
aan iMita Putaiiih, now to ray
polieidit and ilsoht Dr: Kiyisi,M, ltB *MBi6tinat.
would 'OM atita r tiat I Mei' 'mai Mind' iiiiiabse
which vu made balbriim.NeyiMMMeneinicad
'log II Aithsiiinle helped did not re-
I cot the kind vim:* Di. 'Prim
bbnarii tine 'bottle - a me more good` than
two - of ititil:4l:'`tothrti kisemit otorl ia.ttNit
.
and Potter. bam rommunandad the ilbigibarth
mto a past Many of my friends lOr varkma
ud rbiacti St hai ' tee irit4i'titttioli;:"Yea
may publish t is If yen wish, and ! am itLiiiiiirihat
all who are aucam a I Ina ik• is
alty;ifo. 4 Plnaitrast; andaair 441604 a. (.101*
villO & -had scson'i thtloM ItiitiliWtoickair Wayne
shut: ' ' ' 1.118:11tD.
..4 1 ,k 2 P'siii*
I Elm Inlige; et Clinton :11tht„ meld km - Awn
nearly blind in both ern Am nierli Ilse I
called on Do. - Rimier Vold tbrie - inonths yo n and
altid tdin"to ktinine"direetk;aiidat rdi ltation
Ihr tbelillid , Ilinediliddco Heidd ON that I
need not' go tei Philadelphia to- get'AnAVAi ha had
IsediSdnethallreeld Cme , 111 % at U.. Aid *T! u lio .
wee in the blood.. I Ina treated brit two*,:tnree
Own. Inas hindial Ode 44, Ind 4 11111046 1 / 6
-but 'Wawa* alms retuned niter sinentlinit two- < :::
attar I 111103111 . 00 i Of the !goinftaL.'llinnid • nai db.
Sims iiii Wind* end I adlediby thishiei of •
,l iiedY * l 4.o l *s.‘ L Di,7 l o•7 l #,whOlineiiiilorod
.ki00 1 t• - . 1 4 1 4' 1 4.44; ,aki ik!**, ; ,
Th s :P c .4*P" Siliatie? and
• in - lh• r . .: -DAY /b #l,ll(Ottr..
"tuaalliaal;Ady a. ism _tibias /11/1451150.
- N'Anaar,, Asidietnesset,
A BAD:HORE, LRG OURSII.-
flimpomiiirDeptirnior la; baby artily
"thiitl'hitto tiaci One It was
oLniro - tv with aim sod Kis oo that ',414, tit
weak Lr nearly a /ear. It 7 lit aftlial g° 1 44 , 1 ".
amiable to fto I'o,7mm( Ar a ton time; Aliat j totat
Ys /01,10. I tried so!irai ci Na but dmWtitathe
aNt, batwUDgot an? Walk Sully or, Dr.
WaToW. itt No. 140 Wood Amt. who OiN7-attooded
w. Oral two weeks, mod pint minis two bottio
solkdoo. so am as will sad tine cow.
timid voil tr etieMaths.'l..i ~isiylop'su the
rollo Ugh* SNIP, Nowth Nrtior: soy
tee ph *is ' =Lis irssatiam.
_
liras os•Wid rl4 0,11 14014•40 01111111•11
laffig a• *ethic
.1)14tnto:"1. Rima.
aa3.summw.f 140 WoodMaiMNP.
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Tree Meta Need= ibrdiedishe MD 'Mai. mei
NbrOitA, now *Nen WatibreDA b===l:7' la• re.
=ft oft kis isperh=bm. . This int= snot giCgood
aiDdkfte.ll nd lettb. muck ate, tit...trait
dlitaledl Au It, Is tbarelbno Dr„ 01.
b risreal=7:l7 el% of NoseiDilitio*dlais any
..lure-14[1am ANOUNITIL -
-41!"Wow ASITIIXA:.• •
=apt SORB TAROAT ANDENDAND,
•• n w in . , == omens - AND ooxam.. ;kid Men ID.; .
- 4.ll.o.,===tite. Abloom el th.....wapmel mad -
INUNAZ TOO .IIII= rift of vMAINTS._
oontwebbkeNlK l
yeri, weave 4 4 1 90 1 0 6 : 1 0.157,1111.tara:Dy1:
vipazArl s Uland_fribildo em i rm .
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niirscallialdestotssailigstiifteryftictres.
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