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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 21
felt r,ll4tant-Wo*ritiicr
ocutaulars, up tothiu time, witlianything.
like baking of, our cifau/stiOt,TOr our in
-finance. 'We have Mt, perfectly satisfied
with thelappreciatiort of our patrons, and
Lire twin so charitably inclined towards
our contemporaries, that we Twen disposed
to let them lure the freest 'cope in beast-,
Jewel their circulation:
Alut the course ot the Chronieie and Dia-
pisiek in . the contest in which they are now
engaged, regarding their relative circula-
Uoni seems to require or Us, in self-defense,
word is regard to- the. Gazette: We are
entirely willing to enter into an honest
and.fair , exhibit of '
our circulation,. and are
&shuts of "letting . the ladvertising public
—know precisely which of the city dailies
enjoys the largest circulation. If it should
prove that the .Lia..zitte has been under-
estimating the circulation of its contempo•
rariet: ire _Will publicly acknowledge our
mistake;'Aida it should happen that our
neighbers„have. fallen into the 'same error
with 'mahnittßW to the attiette, we . will ez
Eeor /9`e il th92`
admit Oat-rine:alias is the'true basis:
of , adherrtisiag value where both extent_and
qtuility are taken into consideration. We
state Whit We hotirigly believe to be the
fact, that the regular daily circulation of
the aerate is laryer aim that of any other
_ city daily—and more regular, and more gen
eral. amongst all . classes ' of the people.
Fierily an assertion based on .our
own convictions, audit is as goal midway
. . w
,
as either of oco given
foi . .tikeee reckless and bouting, assertions,
witatimi compelled this statement from
us.-11rorare trailing that three disinterest
ed gen tlepen akall be designated, who shall
make an , aterainatien of our books, and
- those of L our contemporaries, and we will
promise in - publish ihelr report in our most
promiiirqt coltnn t, on conditiMa that this
islittesed to by the Chrome and ,Dirpateh.
Now, thu proposition is Made in all can
dor,: that each newsPfPPr may Sand upon
its own merits, and reat4es that insiders
.. tion to which it is justly entitind: If our
neighbors ars honest the belief that-they
each'enjoy "the largesk cimulation in
Western Permolyartia".--and we do not
donbt. they beaiere so—here is . a fair and
...eaciersty of letting the public know the
wants truth. - -
• niter, Am • Merrimac May be.... Taken.
- Pravidence Journal remarks in a
lateinneber:
One einnot help wishing that a.dish
should Unlade on Norfolk. It is reported
that Osn. Woel has at two or thraidlifer
.'-ent tiuteC'e‘ipreseed his conviction of his
ability to take it. lint since the adventure
of the Merriman, there ice new reason for
desiriag the capture of the city: That
trtsanterie 'worth' more to-the rebels than an
army ofArty, thinned men: ' An'army of
- twice that. .zitimber - could :Mg do •us the
daata,ie
_which she could inflict, if she could
get-out, by destroying - the 'iambi*" of our
blockading equadren. The capture of her
is of more. Importance then the capture of
the city itaelf,, bat if we seise Norfolk we
can- get possession itt her. 'Whether we
can do it 'Otherwise In 'open question.
• . That Norfolk can bs 'taken, 'no one can
Whether a .wise, reigard to.all the
&tens& ta be - consulted will allow Mi3Cial
lan to order an attack on it now we cannot
' say , . ' , But we are sure that timpublic would
be far more reliiied tobear of the capture
of the place with the iron-clad steamer
than tit liar of any oOrli single Tidbit .. .," ' _
We have, lately beard from
,Wishington,
*AVM idioms of-the ?Omar, team nei gh
I.4l4V:!Of:iliat:oitY; were crowded with
transports 7a,hc , Pe !Don to- hear that
such reinforcements as would enable Oen.
Woor. ,to do Whit he haiai'.lOng deisired to
- been embarked Mid' sent to Fort
ress Monroe. From all -we--know of the
veteran in command the* we phould have
every cculidence that, not only 'tke, iron
monster . which lately made whole cities
pale aitiCelfrigid„ bet the.verY deaiteelf
' It bee avraftini its imam of 'epportu
nitYT--to "wage the - - - vatotoll:l!?dottitor,"
10, 4 1 ,4 0 4 Ikaislieii.,l*n treat
- that the reperted ealle'ef; the timispaper
correspiedenti „mita Portrait idonrottOras
the Cr- those - , ; auPertitions but ,Inevitabla
stop which our flifittiajo seem to regard
as essential te • action. If
.
Norfolk thchlerriatic were taken, even
in the eaformdlthsence of newspaper car
' rosponderitk tiers:. would still be enough
ready or anrkkly writers somewhere about,
Wien the itory.'_
_ . .
:713CIT.—What was transmitted by die
Mdegreph, to a =activator "Web bad some
how got cbent, Is cioW 'confirieed by a dis
patch from Fortress Monroe. ". It seems
Abet - dui rebel*onunisiloner Iroacer was .
captured int'; board's 'schooner, which, was
trying to- IFUTh ilMt blockade. So one more
of the leading
.consPirators L to: prisoner,
awaiting the 'tankingput otAcelndlotment
against him—in which he must be charged
witit.anck-troason. Aind:Porietiy,.: a ten
tiiitsin - d. lives /Ike bliwould: 1101 expiate.
--- Tan Ournozenr witirilastainnty.-It is au
. theritirely - .Stated .at..Washingtou p that. Ow
daily outgoes of the Treasury amount to $4,-
*OO,OOO. Probably 416 accruing liabilities of
this scrotal DOpirlatellfil $1,000,000 mom.
The Amy of the Potomac', which has Just
akii# thi frit esiipsiii, las &howdy 'bort the
--- thorAnkubiatlsprais 4200,000,000 wad POO,-
0014000-'-ioopOis nattier initsurnt Wilda ob
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iii44l valid to WADI 200
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Thelletttlelitflifew!setin.4 _
Wstad-it-itipossittle tergivillteltill de
tails of this brilliant affair, where our gal-,
lant soldiers fought for hours, in the ;front'
of intrenchmems, with the staidilutes- cd:
Taiwan& We select a few items of in
tern:lL: Aen)Beassins commanded in per
eon,.Pitdhad under him about ten thousand
men. The number of the enemy is said to
be much larger. •
. The Federal troops landed ..on The right
bank of the river Nem*, 'about sixteen
miles below Newbern, on Thursday, the
13th, at *bout 10 o'clock a a.,. having to
wade from the boats to the land. The
whole day was taken up in marching up
'the river to Newborn, the right resting on
the the left on th - iritilread
Newborn
ninglrem N to Moorhead, on the .
sound. Here we tike an extract:
The rains of the Week preceding had
brougl4 the county road into A sad plight,
and .our troops marched for Ave_ mild,
through mud-and water, such as one-would
hardly expect to find. ida aide of the heavy
clays of Yorkshire. T.here was• no strag
gling or bonging back,
; however, for the
officers met every loiterr with the order,
to close np ranks and keep together. The
24th Ilaasaokusetts, having the right of the.
let' Brigade, was, of course, at the bead of
the column; the 11th Connecticut brought
up the rear of the 3d Brigade. We had
proceeded perhaps five miles' when the
skirmishers mime - upon a clearing with a:
line of - breastworks am batteries appa
iently a mile in extent. The column was
immediately halted, and
,a reconnoissance
-being made by Captain Williamson, To
pogisphical Engineer on: Gen. Burnside'a
litaff, it wee found deserted. The work
,Must have required the labor of a thousand
'men for a month, being constructed in the
most thorough and-. scientific manner. A
deep and wide moat extended along the
front, and an aballs.of felled timber had
been made on both flanks. No guns . had
been mounted, the enemy probably think
ing the Division was to move first on Nor
folk, and that no great haste was required
in preparing the nice little thing for our
.
reception.
. -The arthy passetion: and during the after
noon, the joyful news . was passed along the
line'that Muteness was evacuate:l, and was
hilled by such a tempest of cheers as made
the welkin ring indeed. Iniagine the
oheering of a :wide army, itself on the
march to _battle, on• hearing such joyful
tid.kgs these!' Whether true or false
the effect of the story. was excellent, for
When the- order "forward" was given, the
men sprang into places with a 'cheer
fuLalscrity which could hardly have been
expected of jaded men.
At six o'cloak, being within a mile of the
rebels'.intrenchments, the order was given
to ,halt, and the' men bivouacked IA best
they could for the night. --- The next morn
ing at six o'clock, the Uenerals were in
their saddles, the men eat their scanty
breakfast, and the line of battle, extending
in front of theenemy's formidable intrench
mentit for mere than a mile; was formed.
We now quote again :
Our line of battle was now complete, the
29th Massachusetts on the extreme right
and the 51st Pennsylvania on the extreme
left, and extended more than a mile. The
naval battery was - in position at our cen
ter, with Capt. Bennett's and Capt Day
ton's: rifles alongside, and were all worked
with the' greatest gallantry throughout We
day. ,The officers in charge of the pieces,
without exception, I believe, displayed per.
fact coolness, and .stood by their guns in
some - eases when a single man was all the
assistance they had to work them-
The battle had waged 'for something huts
than an hour when the 21st. lost one of its
noblest officers, in ` the person of Adjutant
P. A. Stearns, the youngman who bore him
self so bravely in the difficult and danger
ous charge on the right of the enemy's
battery on Roanoke Island. Poor Stearns
received a bullet' in his '. right breast and
fell dead in his place. :lie was the son
of the President of Amherst College, and
possessed the love of his commanding officer
and the whole regiment. Lieut CM. Clark,
who is in command of the 21st was affected
to tears when relating the circumstances
of his untimely death; for he felt almost in
love of a father for the young-Man.
The fire of the enemy wasitiow telling so
severely upon the 21st that Cot Clarklor
dens! the regiramit forkard
.en-a double
qnick, and thes.head of four companies
mai:Wing the bretiiii*orks !rein the railroad
track in company with Gen. Reno, the
ce/Ors werertaken, into a frame house which
stood there, and waved from the roof. The
men at the - nearest guns seeing the move
ment, abandoned their pekes and fled, and
the four companies being formed again in
line of battle, charged down the line upon
the battery. CoL Clark 'mounted the first
gun and waved the colors, sidled got 'as 1
far as. the second, when two full regiments
emerged from a groie of yoiing pines and
advanced ',upon our men, wid,seeing that
they were likely to be. captured or cut to
plates, leaped over the parapet and -retired
to tlpzir position -in the woods.' At this
time Capt: 3. D. Frazer; of Co. 11, was
wounded in the right arm, and dropped his
sword, but taking- it 'in his left hand; he.
attempted to escape With 'his company, fell
into the ditch,anil was taken prisoner, and
dinged iillaeAgiiiti . e*ar, 'the-parapet.' A
guard of three men *as , ptaced over him,
his sword was taken, but hiareveTolver being
overlooked, he seized the opportunity Offer
ed by ir charge of the 9th Rhoda Island, and
by the judicious display of .Ms pistol , cap-,
tured all three of his guard.'
.
Uri 'tieing driven from the battery, ,Col.
Clark'. informed s. Col. Rodman, .of the 9th
Rhode Island, of the state of affairs inside,
and that officer, unable.tocommunicite with
Gen. Parke_ 1.11 the confusion of - the Sight,
acted. upon his own responsibility, after
consultation with Lieut. Lydig, one of the
General's Aids; and decided upon keharge
with- the bayonet: As the 9th was one of the
MOSt'prOidinent regiments in the, action, it
will be'irell 'to go back to little in our nor,
ratire;',tind trace them ciP . that point.
Their,putition in the line .of hettle,.as or
dered by Gen. Parke, was in front of a bat
tery of tiro gun;-and the rifle-pits pr .re-
flans which were, situated immediately in
the rear of and protected the right-flank-of
the main hattery of . nine guns.: Until the
charger-wan decided upon by Col. tidite; ,
the regiment had been iiring,like the rest
of the line, by companies. and otherwise.
When the command , Was given to charge, went at the Isublekluick 'directly up.
to the battery, firing 'is they ratiotrid enter.'
kir at' the :right' think; -e betireenn briek
yard. and'. the. end Of the parapet. When
fairly inside, the Colonel *wined - the right
wing in line of battle, Ind at their head
charged' down upon'the . ' glins.'ith double
quick,: the . le ft wing forming irregularly', r
and going is %they could. With a steady
ne of cold alto; the Rhode - Islanders bore.
down 11*11'.thi enemy, . and, -routing them, ,
Captured the 'Whole, battery, with its. two ,
AIM -the Stars and. Stripes
upon- the parapet., Th Bth Conaectiout, frtlr ,
Ithode•lsland, , and 11th Connectimit, com
ing suPport,' the rebels" fled
With preeiPitition. and left us 'in' nidispu
ted possession. 2 - ' •
dui. g o ' no ' Bifisdit . Were still snacking
~-. -:-- - - a d
=au b attery _ on the right
railroad;_ 36 .thi 'redalaillla— and: , the Aring wee,
h a T o - 1 ,.- e it - . engaging the battery.
---1 " 'mai m ! elm* the blet New York She
of An' -,....- ..r - 'did gal; New Jersey the
inn of the_,=sbispitiotylesnis werp
-ne_bm'ittotlr.o..°PrT&'
,‘lient. 661: 4 614 1 1 1 3 . ,?!
t.
mr ." 767;b0 -7- iit New Yor/4ir:llel. In e t fl i neci
---; -- es.4s s sraterre company of olciPi3iis&
t=lig with _ .wer :".. --- thoanithr_tiwoldeati fell, but
ht,'""" iii_wilundi la,got , hhr . ter
' cif
iont to PIA1"1 a bindege, and in a few
to his place and was
minutes had returned
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74,
cheering; en lib men. Thisregimes* watt
drawn uti in streilloWar ficsitirhich
they would move up to the top of the emi
nence, diacharge their volleys, sad retire
.to such l carer the inequalities of the
4-grotiiidznight. ftinieb.= Gen- lleneecom
ingimpatient at the loss of life which his
regiments, and particularly Col: Ferrero's, -
was anfiMing, wished the regiment to ad
vance as -soon-as possible, so -Lieut.•Col.
Potter took a color over the brow of the hill
into another hollow, and from here charged
up -an aclivity and ever brushwood and
abattis into the sedan. The Met Pennsyl-
vania, for a long time held in reserve, was
ordered up to participate in the decisive I
charge of the whole brigade upon the line
of redone, and passing through the Mat
New York, as it was lying on the ground
after having exhausted all its ammunition,
came under the heaviest fire, sad without
flinching or wavering moved to its place,
and ruched, with the otherregiments, upon
the defenses of the enemy. The movement
oT Col. liartranft's regiment was executed
in the most deliberate manner, and proved
a complete success.
The-movement of the Third Brigade was
supported by a. charge of the 4th Rhode
Island from thessaptured main battery-up
on the works which were being assailed,
and the enemy, already demoralized by the
breaking of their center, fell- back before
the grand charge upon the left and front of
their position; and fled in confasion. On
our extremeright the brive 24th, and its
supporting 'regiments, had been advancing
inch by inch, standing up against the
enemy's musketry sad cannonade without
flinching, and atabout the time when the
4th Rhode Island charged in at the right
flank, the colon -of the 24th were planted
on the parapet at the left, and the whole of
She First Brigade poured into the fortifica
tion. The whole line of earthworks was
now in our hands, and the cheers of our
men, from one end of it to the other,
broke nit — with fresh spirit as each new
regimental color - was unfurled on the par
apet.
Inside, the battery presented-a most re
volting appearance. Beneath the parapet,
in the ditch, on the van ground, under the
gun-carriages, lay the dead bodies of rebels,
some mangled in the most shocking manner.
On every side were the bleeding carcasses
of artillery horses, all, so far as I noticed,
killed by musket or.rifie balls. Here and
there a brokengun-carriage, or caisson, lay
tilted into the mud. Stores of all kinds
were scattered over the ground or trampled
in the black mire. Muskets with broken
. . .
stocks or bent barrels thrown about in
every direction. Pools of blood white the
wounded bad lain ' and stripes of it along
the ground in the direction in which they
had been carried—but it is as distasteful
as it is unnecessary to paint the horrors of
a battle-field, and I forbear..
We did not know with- certainty that
there was not another battery as formida
ble as this still further up the road, but
thinking it best 'to feed the panic which
had spised upon the . enemy, . Gen. Burnside
ordered an advance. Gen. Foster imme
diately sent forward the 24th, 25th, 27th,
and the whole Brigade by the straight
road. In the charge on the ride-pit bat
tery about one hundred rebels, among them
the Colonel of the 83d North Carolina, and
a number of commissioned officers, were
captured. When these were secured in
an old brick - -kiln and placed under guard,
Gans. Beno and Park moved their brigades
after Gen. Foster's the former going be
fore np the railro ad track and the latter
by the county road. The march to New
bern was quite unobitructed, the enemy
having apparently all be could do to get
sway frpm us, and early in the afternoon
our forces reached the bank of the river
immediately opposite the city. Long- be
foie, we. came - in sight of it, however, dense
volumes of smoke were seen rising in that
direction, and the suspicion that the place
had been fired by the enemy was fully rea
lised when its steeples and houses ware in
view.
Newborn had. been fired in seven differ
ent plans, and if the wind had not merci
fully subsided there would hardly have
been a house left standing by nightfall.
The splendid railroad bridge, 750 yards
long, had also been yet on fire by a scow
load of turpentine which had drifted
against it, and the great structure was
wrapped in one grand sheet of flame.
Preparations were immediately made by
Gen. Foster to cross his forces, and this was
accomplished by the assistance of a tight
draft sternwheel steamer which had been
captured with four or five small side-wheel
boats by the naval gunboats, which by this
time were quite up to the city wharves.
To the eastward of the city a very_large
rebel camp, with barracks and tents, was
found deserted and taken possession of.
Stragglers fromdifferent regiments wan
dered through the city, and some acts of
depredation were committed, but a strong
Provost Guard was called opt ; all liquor
casks were staved : in, and by midnight the
streets of the city wereas quiet as if one
army bad not just tied from it in one dire°.
don, and another entered it from the other.
. .
The great majority of the inhabitants bad
left town, doubtless under the .impression
that the whole was to be. given up to the
Hawes; the Stores were closed without ex
ception, and if, it had not been for the ne
groes and a - few whites, one -might have
thought some dreadful plague was-raging
in the city. The Washington Hotel and
Market House were the principal buildings
burned, and - the number of private resi
dences, will - not probably exceed a - Voten.
The nefarious plan of the rebel military
officers and political demagogues was re
silted by' the better class of citizens, but to
no,purpose. The hotel: was fired by a hot
headed ffer.resionist,lawyer, who applied
the torch.at an angle in the 'court-yard,
with his own hands. The railroad bridge
was fired by accident; but a • toll-bridge,
the only remaining means of transit for
vehicles and pedestrians, from shore to
slier! was about being set on fire, when
the Incendiaries were fired upon from a
navy-boat and driven off. •
The value of public property cap
tured here is enormous, consisting of flity
three heavy' cannons and field pieces, inn
muntion, quartermaster's and
.commissary
kern,' camps and Camp equipage t horses,
transportation and naval stores in Urge
• t•
quantities, cotton, etc. Probably $2,000,-
000 would notpdchase the articles at first
hand. But the, vlotory__ls the more im
portant• from- the fact that it places Beau
fort and Fort Macon at our merely, and
opens up to us by railroad the direct lines
of communication between the rebel army
and the country which suptoortePer
lieps the_ rine 'North - can give .11 slirewd
guns. is to our next place of destination.
We. can' here, but we will not divulge it
Until:the next mail, which will leave here
in a few days..
The
The field of operation was so extensive
that, with every desire to be fair and in
giving a comprehensive;sketch of the whole
to_dojustice to each of the brava": regiment!
engaged, it impoisible to avoid
errors: Every man of the Division is jaded
and worn out by. the long niirch and the
-deeperate battle, and we are to be allowed
barely,nlew hours of: rest. before our for
"ward march .ii to be muted.
Burnside fightc_like no sluggard, and
now' that be-bas tried the—meule of his
troops in two such battles as Roanoke and
Newbenr.his blows are likelyto be struck
u, quickly PindeUce 'distates — and cir
miuustances 'Permit.
)lroWw Fus,, the Assistant
Berreiary at She Navy, is now • iw New York,
for the purpose, As iintited,•of providing for
the *nightie sonstkeoth!in of four new . Mop-,
itors; be v elsiest th e bMsistilies of QUeorig.
laid. • This is aliighsemplimssit to the ekin
end Oriel ofViiptai Eihirsibe; harts more
than the remarkable 'sears' which Ike leg
"shirred in revolutionising naval warfare
would appear to waling.:
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• • . •
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received, solicit a continuance of patronage. Goods
received, charges paid,and promptly dellvered,without
trouble to the consignee Orders may be left at
POST NO. 8, DUQUESNE - DEPOT. A • general
standing order left at my Depot will wimp daily at
tentiOn. mh2o..3td 31ciltADEN A lIANET.
WHERB IS NEWSERN?
. THE NEW POCKET MAP
of the
BORDER AND SOUTHERN STATES;
The moot comprehensive and reliable published
Second Edition now Reedy. Price only 2So.
11,60 par dozen to dealers
JOHN P. HUNT,
Whokaale and Retail Bookseller, Stationer and
Nees Dealer, Masonic Hall, VIM street, Pitts
burgh, Ltd N. A turner South Common and Pol
and street.. Allegheny City.
MArlient • • - • don revel .t tof 25 cents. Enh2o
WALL PAPER, --
BORDNER,
_ PIER BOARD PRINTS,
DLOORATIONS, &c., A
•
UPHOLSTERING GOODS,
SATIN DE LAnirs,
DAMASKS,
plaxasa,
TASSELS,
CORDS.
•
. SHADES, Lc.
BEDDING OF ALL KINDS
ON RAND AND MADE TO ORDER,
E. E. EDMIINDSON & CO.
OPPOSITE 3. W. WOODWELLI,
_9O and 98 Tent. Brmscr.
WALL PAP.EH--
NVERY IirAELETY,
STYLE, QUALITY AND PRIOR
NEW PATTERNS,
•
From tba most celebrated manufacturers of Phila
delphia, New York and Boacon, comprising
yam's:tonsil's and munploto assort
ment brads by
THOMAS PALMER,
NO. 91 WOOD BT., SINT. FOUNTII AND FITT!
Second door below'Dlaasond alley
atliiramd
NOTI —BONDHOLORR/3 OF TER PITTS.
imam, Foxe • Warms AND Cinceno, rna Onto
atm Pioaxinn.yeau, TIN 01110 alto lIIDIANA AND till
roar WATTS AND CHICAGO Rattactszi COXPANICA.—
Holders of First Mortgage }kinds of the Ohio nod
Pennrylvania Railroad Oompany, the Ohio and Indi
ens Railroad Company, and ths Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Compaq. who have not heretofore
deposited their larnds with John /Wyman, No. 35
Pine street, nodes the plan of reorganization, are
grain notified to do so on or before chalet day of
April next, or they will be excluded from Its benefit.
Holden of Second Mortgage Bonds of the same
Compoaks, or Conan:tot:ion Bands of the Pittsburgh.
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company, who
have not already d e posited. their bonds se above, are
modeled us make application to the Puithaelng Com
mittee, at iny office, 62 Wall etroat,to be admitted to
the . et of said roc tuition, on or before the
low day, or ta sad therefrom. •
J T. D. LANIER,
Chairmen Parch.*lag Committee.
sari:bider. of any of the Bonds refund to In the
above Notice can deposit them at the office of the
Pittsbargiu Dort Wayne end Chicago Railway Com
way, No. 23111th street, In this city.
/Wok Lt. 1622.—td • - G. W. CAN.
DEOPLE'S INSURANCE COMPANY
OF FITTBBUROIL—Notice Is hereby . given,
that In pursuance of an Act of Aesembly reh n cLiti
thereto, and the Charter of Insorpontion, •
Ranh 17th, IBM, Booka to motive setweriptV;;
the Capital Stock of the. PEOPLIFB INSURANCE.
COMPANY OP PITTSBURGH, nil% be opened at .
the Merchants' Exchange, ronritnet, Pitteburgh,
Pa., on TUESDAY, the 284 of April nalt,lo remain
opm kw See days (unlem the stock be Noon& net.
ecribed) front lb a. m. to Ap. m..
- George R. White. John I How,
John R. Parke; John Phillip!, •
Edward House, C. Hanson Lore,
Samuel P. Bhriver, WEAL Hamlett,
A. W. Loomis. Frank Tan Border,
D. Hostetter, James Rees,
IL H. Chamber", James (balkier,
W. 8. Haven, Thom. B. Hamilton; '
Daniel Wallace, John 8. Lee, —
Junes Bobb, Wm. H. Kirkpatrick,
Wm. P. Gardner, Jamas W. Baster, -
J. J. lobbwon,
..
rohl9:td Coencierbeers.
DISSOLUTION.—The firm of DO/C
-LAM), FiNKBINE d CO. was dissolved by
mutual moment, taking affect from 17th Yebiltary
last. The Saslow will be witted and continued st
Point Saw Mill by MUMMY KVINKBINM
JOHN M. DODLAND
A. FINICHINN.
DAVID MONEY.
FINKBINE,
POINT SAW MILL,
PINN ETWEET, BELOW MARBUBY,
PITTSBURGH, PA
•
*TAU kinds oftlak sad Pine Lumber, Flooring
Boat Sling; Link, Posting, &
Mr°niers respectfully solicited and promptly
Ailed. • mblitahrd
I'ISH I FISH ll .
la bbl. large No. 1 Mackerel;
:63 half bbla, do do do
20 bbla. and ht, bbl': mad. and large N 0.2 31m1
17 bbla. small No. 3 do
26 do mad. sad large Ho. 3 do
10 Wu Family do •
3 quarter bbls. Pamlly ' do
• '3O bbbs. Labrador Split //misc.
10 do Boy of Leland do ••
16 do Abodve's . do .
'2O do " Eastport.:. lio.'l do
70 boxes No. 1 and Basted do ' • • '
2603 pagoda Oodflab s
for ails by, • soma . mixsz a zaso,
mut • • . 32a LI • , stmt. ,
S BOU'l •AN 13 II 0 BS.
MRNM SIRE CONGRESS GAITIRS;
do do CALE BALMOILAIIII
Lungs , MOROCCO & GOAT RAIXORALS;
CHILDRIN'S do do do
A general aesortmnit of all Mods of PRINZ
aw. *visit fox* 00.,
ni&M Comer Wood and Faure& Navels..
f.. 10 hattbitike Limp liai•Samniri; • -
I.as
'
P•it broils loy RlDDrae.=:,:'
LW/ No. MN 3.4buqt1484.'
~~~~
!.; ?a1
xior --- AaiThrisktirrys.
No. 30 VV.Ood.-Street;
CON N= SECOND, PITTBIIIIBI3I3.
Manufeciare sad wholesale and ratan dealer In el
• - kinds of
COOL PARLOR AND !ABATING STOVES
GRATE raosrs, PERDERE4 da
In our sample room may he fouod the
124,LEBEATED Cuo . lllli2NiNil COOK STOTE9
EUREKA AND -TROPIC,.
the merits of which have lasen fully tested by thous.
node, and the Stoves pronocusced unequaled by any
In the market, together with a great many other
desirable patterns.
• WW hays aiso a very lute anortment of
PARLOR AND HEATING STO VES
Embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS Dole o
fared to the public.
OfirFANOY ENAMELED ORATE FRONTS Lid
TENDERS, of the Bowan styles.
Oil" COMMON KITCHEN BOW AND JAM
GEATESAII of which an offered el very lew prices,
ludaVomentiiEfered tobidldens in iLiVit
of ORATE FRONTS. Llil2-3md
NEW tiOODS
WHITEY G. HALE & CO.
(Succesoort to Joule. C. Watt,)"
Are now receiving their Spring . Stock, comprising
every variety of grade adapted to men and bore weer,
which, in extent, choice tasteand prices will compare
favorably with any in the trade.
French, American and West of England Cloths, of
the best wakes, of every shade and quality—a very
large assortment; Cssalmeres and Doeskint; Super
Black Ifrench Doeskintc , Super Black French Cam'.
merit;. Fancy Camimeres in every variety; Bibbed,
Black and Fancy Ceasimeres; Silk Mixed Casslmeres
of every shade and color.
VESTINGS—rency Silk and Satin Feelings, new
styles; Super Black Satin and Silk Vestings; Maltase
and Fancy Silk Vestinp; While Figunsd Silk and
Satin Findings. •
Also, every variety of goods for Bushiest, *Coats;
likewise a very choios.aslection of Furnishing Goods
adapted to gentlemen's wear.
Soliciting an early call from our frieudi and the
public, any orders minuted to our rare will mad
with prompt attention and punctuality in all amis.
MINIM G. HALE A OD., Merchant Tailor.,
mhl2 Car Penn and St. Clair streets.
FARmERs, ATTENTION I
PUMPS Or ALL DICBORIPTIONB
FITTED UP AND FOB BALE DI
D. 111ElLa.VEN t SON,
Yaptsc,nm 0P
000 K, PARLOR AND MATING STOVICI3,
Warehouse. No. 47 Federal street,
We would call the attention of Milldam and other
to our large .amortment of COMMON AND TINE
ENAMELED GRATE 171ONTIL VENDERS, Ac.;
also, to our new 000EINO RANGE, which we hare
Jest brought mit add which contains some improve
ments not found Many other range.
CART IRON HOUS EFRONTS, IRON RAILING,
and all kinds of OdIiTLNGS made to order,
16:I D. Ds HAVEN & SON.
WAGONS, &c.,. 808 SALE VERY
CHEAP.
FARM WAGONS, OIL WAGONS and SPRING
WAGONS, GARDENER'S- CARTS AND COAL .
CARTS; TIMBER WHEELS, CANAL, GARDEN*
BB'S, BRICK AND STONE MASON'S WHEEL.
BARROWS, all made Of the beetSry timber; also all
kinds of 'repairing attended to promptly. Apply to
BURT. HARE, Wsnott Msass,
,Baek of Federal street Station, Allegheny.
mhiblyd
r r o PETROLEUM REFINERS
SHIPPERS OF THE CRUDE-ARTICLE
I have istabllahed In the CITY OF NEW YORE a
COMMISSION MOUSE, for the exclusive sale of your
oommalltka, and also to supply you with CAUSTIC
SODA, SULPHURIC ACID, EMPTY DARNELS,
GLUE, DUNES, An.
AM prepared to 'maim literal cosh advance. on
ootrsimiments, and to give your Imminent prompt at
motion.
firearreepondeaca 4 requested and caaairataente
oalidted.
WILLIAM A. (MYER.
No. 7? Midden Lon% Now York.
BROCKEDON'S
Br CARBONATE : . OF SODA PILLS,
The greatest remedy for acidity or the stomach ever
yet introduced. One Pill will generallyafford Imme
diate relief. To travelers and lbws subject to heat)
meale and irregular boors they are loraluable.
'lmported and sold by
IMMOII JOIIMSTON, Druggist,
And Dealer In choice Tamil: Medicines,
mhl6 Corner findtbAeld and Yonrth streets.
MORRISON'S PATENT
WASHING MACHINE.
TUN MUM:ft AND BUT ARMAND IN USE.
Is now manufactured mad for sale excludrely by
W. .1. KANE, •
21 DIAMOND, PITTSBURGH. • .
Si" Man be mauled by the mingle Machhia, by
Tonnahlp, Itkezniy or State Rights , on application at
Yi Dianna& an above: nth7:Ywd •
14 ILITINKM MlSEitre- THAT it
La. las ifteenox.—Thii Protestors of the "PAR ,
DOAN CABINET Or WONDERS, ANATOMY AIM
MEDICINE" have.datermlned, - reptiles of ex-.
plume, Minus free (for the benefit of suffering ho,
moult)) rolls of their most InterriUntaod Instruc,
Ore toctores 011 Marriage-and its Dlsqualilkattonsi'
Nervous Debility, Prematuro Decline of Manhood,'
ladliestion, Mottoes or Depreodoni Los of Emery,.
and Yltal Power, the Ores Social- ETA and three
Italaates which - Moon from Youthful lfollles. Exam
es of Maturity, or Ignorance of PhittOlst, andMa
ture's Yaw. Than Invaluable Lectors - halm boon
the marmot enlightening and saving Thousands, and.
Witte Icirwardedrree on neelpt of Four Stamm, by
addroselng SEORETANY, rartian Cabinet of Anat
omy. and Medtclae„ 663 Droodway, Now York.
to htlind
.1' VislitX .13TA.01.,E. NO, d 8 Sitllll
- FULD STRDIST.4IIming leased the above
Ideeq , Stable,"riceopled b* Wm. Trovillo, and err
urea and todiroved the above edablishment. Car
rkitre furnished at abort notice Ihr ;Faleerekl. liven
ing Parties, - Theatres, 00001 M, }Wined Depute. ,
Charge, moderato. .11orsee taken and kept In the
beet pcmalble Manner. Please leave peer orders fur
outages. mbedierd WM. D. OHM.
- •
NVELQPESI.II—We.oaII the attea
.l2•l4oi sif HASH DUTIES toe superiae tot or
• Lama AR mon *
. heve for gals LNW,PHICKS. Samples seat
See. • • HASKINS Q Co:,
mblLlmd Bostruisa street, New Tort.
DRIED . FRUIr- • •
lOU huh. chides Dried Pitcher, Wye/4
ha . do 'do dlo Applat- - -
lu stirs tad kr ids br, ; • • .
JAMES A. P . ETZPR.
!DWI =Me Market and First menthe.
ELUEItIiE RUINS-9 -sacks Dried I.
dorber,des Jut received and Or sale by
JAMES A. maim,
esti2l Corner Market and First sta.
CldDifdt.- 7 3 bble. eider in store add for
off ,Ll sole by . JAL A. FZUNM.
. Corner Market and First ate.
CK)RNED BREF—i , bbla. Co_ped Beet
‘"l i° '"" 3 .4 " l° us. A. firm.
mb2l Cbruer Market atid TIM stmts.
RmwA-x-2 .caike".to arrive from
Naahville. Tenn.. per Mame Naabville.
signmeat for maip ly NAIAD DICKEY& OM
iNßliAil
.atuik. and bb/. tor
to. NA - rive .fronilisibville, Tenn., pernieniner
ozi,canelginnent far sale try
attn. . L9AIAR DWELT* c o;
PRUDUCIr bbla. trash fir
_.
. bbl. end 1 box IL Batter,
Received and lianas by fL RIDDLI,
mai N 0.1333 Libetty street
YrltY DEBD
0a"1,7115 . ipt by Rod..
Reestred and he pill by, • • lILDDLY.
-10064,1111 NU16164/37 111"1"'.
dr5915461
J71 401 . v0d awl kir sale by , H4 :0 1
Baal O mar ma grA:rinzt
wws Mtn Wei
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
366 AND 3G/ BROADWAY.
coatEa_or FRLR - ICLIN,BT., NEW YORK
This first-elwa hone—the most quiet, home-tike,
cad plesaant hotel in the city—offers superior In
ducement. to these visiting NEW YORK for busl
'neee or'l p ensure n location, and
'
kept on the EUROPEAN PLAN, In connection with
TAYLOR'S SALOON, 'where' . refreshments can be
bed at Wi bows, or serred to their own rooms. Thor
charges are moderate, the rooms and attendanceii
the. fist'- order—baths, and all the modern conven
iences attached. addklmei
FILENtat'S 11.01111.,
ON THN NITSOPE:4N PLAN,
CITY OP NEW YORE.
' •
SINGLY. Roam!' PUPPY COME PER OAP
earmeale .8 they may be ordered in the vedette
Rehelm.
There la a Barber'. Shop and Bath Boom attached
to the Hotel
Oar Beware of RUNNERS and HACRMEN who
my we are full.
oo2.B:dlym R. FRENCH, Pwomarrow.
po EMS' ItOTEL,
- • (FORMERLY EARLE'B,)
NEW GOODS I I
This long establiahed and populai House hu re
cently been rebuilt and greetly - onlarged by the ad
dition of over kW rooms, and now has seaumnoda-
Lion' for over au peraons. It has .also - been thor
oughly renovated and returniabed, and le
11.17.0 Di STrAll AHD LIGIITAD MITE OAS THILOSOLIOCIT.
This Hotel has one of the best locations in the city,
it may of lamas (rani all the Steamboat. and Rail
mmde ielialolt to the city, sad is convenient to all the
city conveyance.. It has now all the requisitts of
FIRST 0L2.83 HOTEL,
amusing the comfort of It. inmates.
The patronage. of ; the travelling public is respect
hilly solicited.
11:11 — fmuts, $1,50 rza DAY.
Gc2B,3mx H. L. POWERS,' Proprietor.
- - - -
WEST :'EN Lt(Yl' L, •
Nos. 9, 11, 13, 15, 17 Cortlandt. St.,
This old established and Apverits resort of the
Business Community, has been recently refitted, and
is complete In every thing that can minister to the
comforts of its patrons. Ladia end_ families ars
specially and carefully provided for.
It is ceukrally located in the bust., part of the
city, and Is contiguous to the principal duos of steam
bouts, cars, omnibuses, ferries, tr.
In consequence of the pressure caused by the re
bellion, prices have been reduced to Use DOLLAR AND
Yem Omas PIM DAL
The table is amply supplied with all the luxuries of
the mason, and la equal to that of any other hotel in
the cotmtry. Ample accommodatlona are offered for
upenad of 400 guests..
SairDo not believe runners; hackman, and others,
who any ..the Western lintel is
- .
D. D. WINCTIESTRU, Proprietor.
Tom. D. Wiocuterrea. 1614.3 m
Ath'RICAN HOUSE, .BOSTON, HI the
lergeet and best arranged Hotel in the New
England States; la centrally located, and euy of ac.
cess from all the routes of travel. It contains all the
modern improvements, and every convenience for the
comfort and accommodation of the traveling public.
The sleeping means are large and well' ventilated;
the suites of rooms are well arranged, and completely
furnished for himilimand large traveling parties, and
the house will continue to be kept as ■ Ent claw
hotel in every respect. .
ja2l:lyd LEWIS BIDE, Proprietor.
BAILEY, FAIIIIELI & CO
DR. CHARLES IL 'STOWE,
PHYSICIAN AND SIIIIGION,
(Opposite Colonnade Row,. near finapenslon Bridge,)
• :ALLEM:MST CITY.
DEL. M. U. JO ‘F.B
O ~pIN y~SI Slight Cold,
pl A / 41.
faughOtaaosercetta
a fio NCH iAI . :or &doe ,971.1inat,
( c . which. might be checked
.I °C‘ \ with a simple remedy,
if neglected, often terminates seriously.
Few are aware of the importafWe of
B t°PPing a. ,Vcatak or 0L1414
Xabi in. its first stage; that which
in the beginning Weald yield to a
mad remedy, if not cetteruketto; eson.
attacks the lungs. •
4gagauriz'a.goancidalOr-adzeft
were first introduced &wen, years ago.
It has been. prated that they are the
best article before the public for
,fatizAt-h, the Hacking
Cough in ,canaurnfitiart, and
numerous affeettaw of the Oh-Au:4 k .
giving immediate relief:
Public Speakers I Singers
will find them effeatual, for . elearthe
and strengthening the voice.
-
Sold by au gruggisti and Ocala's
Xedicinc, at .E 5 cents per box. ,
for sale by SXMON JOHNSTON. 0. H. /CHINN I
B. A. PANNESTOOK a co., IL N. BELLIES A op,.
B. L. YAHNZSTOCH A CO., B. T. VANDZIWORT
mad HYNDICBSON KNOB. doTarnrsaT.
JOHN P. KELLOGG '
errs& roa *La; roost .trormeo arms BOXDSZD WASS.
BOOM, OF,2411:111 OWIIIIIII.OII.IUTIOX,
COGNAC BRANDIZEW-Otard,Dapay & Co, Plnet
tAstillon d Co. and othar brands of varkeasslntarey
dart and pale, In halves, quarters andeighths.
110t111NIAN - BRANNINS—PeIIar A. Beig
netts, and other brands, dark and pals, In the natal
Hkx:AND GIN—J. P. Kellogg . & Co.'s Schaidani,
• and We. prep. t PiPasi thinarir• PIP& sad cues.
1111 M—St. tat= and Jantalca—olutud mod, ,
WHlPlLTS—)[chat'. Irish gad basetralkoth. -
MINIM—Port. Sherry, Madeira, Manhannt. Boa.,
and ethers, of various grades.:
OlL—Pins 21.4desaz Table, In canes and bukats.'
UlaitiElJM
SELLING orr
WROLtRALE OR RETAIL.
97 and 99 Third atraet, and In Fourth Arcot
mhlo
NEW CARPETS,_
Oil Cloths, &c ,
er
M'CALLUM'S,
.
.4b.137 Fourth Igreet,
Bought previous to the late advance It info* of
oh
FOR
c fl A bzkat advantage la offered to pure=
FURS, FURS I 10CE/6111
131 WOOD STREET, PITINDONOy.
Art new reeshing P !ay Imp m 44114011: 0,1 , 11"
LADIM3'. MISSISAND.I3/1 ILD/111101 .
M abractuOr •Ter1,4114314.P30..147K
Okr,orss, ca.LLAEs AND
11)11RODUVE - 140W,' AltRIV4l4q- , -".;
3 MAO. Oil - 1 Das ltesti./luteer;:, . „; ....... ..
,
30 blab; - 1,,, , , lillion
- 10 do - ' htlhiMlLApples;
ID bbls:cb Razsbe Apples,.
Reseleed and Am Ma bit IL BIDDLI,
alai Ho. IS3 Matz stmt.
fIO,TXW.
Oily Hall Spare, contr., Frankfort Won.
(Oppanta City Hall.)
17 AND 19 PARK ROW,
Opkoelte the Astor looseind Park,
=Ea
Paws Or BOARD $1,50 MI DAT
NLLS 111.61 DRAT, Neer YORK CAT!
PECIVICLA.r&
Moe, No. 36 IfIDERAL STREET,
109 WlirLIE STREET,
PITTIEIIIRGH
Ne. 44 Waiter Stredi, Nor York,
CHAIRS'
ItYDIJOED PRICSS,
JAS. W. WOODWSLL,
McCORD & CO.l
r r'ir.
it* GOODS*
i k twAto - Ra mans,
IN BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL COLORS,
Itradved - this day. by Express and for de by
LATOIg,IIIAOBLIII it CO.
' : Res. IT •M lo
FLul
'ED COLLARS AND SETS
,01' am mast desirable 'tyke,
In Phan White and with Colored Edges,
Sold Wholesale and Retail ti
RATON,
mbW Nos lT and 19 Rlttlt at.
EATON, MACRUM & W.,
NOS. 17 AND 19 FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH
JOBBERS AND 11Rl'AILERS,
TELISSIINGS, EIBROIDERIES, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, SHLLINERY GOODS,
SHIRTS, COLLARS. TIES, ERPHTIIS, YARNS.
FANCY ARTICLES AND NOTIONS
of .very kind.
_ .
dad'City and Country Merchants, ..1(111Inars, Ped
lars and all who buy to sell again, should all and ex
amine our stook. •
WHOLESALE DEPAIITMENT--Second Hoer at
17 and 19 Fifth street. mh2O ,
NEW GOODS.
BARKER & CO.
ARE NOW OPENING
AN IMMENSE STOCK
•
OP •
. ;
w • _ GOODS.
mhlB
CHEAP GOODS
JUST ItSCEIVED-AT
W. & D. EITIGTJS'.
,
100 PIEOII9 rzciutest••Die LAtiliS AT 2411..4073
, .
4-4 BLIACHED MUSLIN AT. M3'OlCtiTA.
TIM BEST CALICOS' AT 12 CENTS.
PLAIN 81L68.- ; ALL COLORS
PLAIN SILKS-STRIPED ' AND COLONCND.:.'•
CLOTHS FOR CLOAK&
BALMORAL AND HOOP OHM&
W. & D. HUGDS,
Corner Fifth and Market StreahL
EW GOODE! NEW "(O00.1)8
CHEAP FOR CASH,
J. M. RCIORPIFIELD'S.
MERREENO clucos FOR.
BLEACII‘ MUSLIN FOIL
IRISH LINEN% WARRANTED PUKE 7/14.X.
HEAVY iIILETING LINENS
SOFT Vnasu JACONETS
atuLts, NANSCK)ES, "AMITIES
JAOOIMT EDGINGS AND FLOUNCING
6 -k.IILAOK WOOL DE LAINES
mouaNnra BILKS
LOOM TABLE LINENS
BOYII. ALL WUOL CABSIMER ZS
lark PULL ABBOBTXDWD.O7 NEW GOODS
rah*
JVBT
GitifAT INDUCBREN'I'S
BUYERS.
IY YOU WANE TO SAYE IiONZY,
BUY YOUR
D G- 0 0 I:) . S
. .
WHERE 711.111 - 13 DY AND sirra..
•
•
FOR CASI-1 - ONLY:
HEW GOODS OPENING ALMOST DAILY.
llerrhasc and other bed Printed 1234 eantai
f r ob b tr: d t2l u llentl i tlo d ite Prints, par!,
4 tome Spring D B:Lianas sad noed
other Dnin Goode.
shier - and Nancy Colored Dreg Wks imd ink
Robes.
GoidelorNen and Bore wear- r a hdl diertment.
Ittutstt43..l::'
ALL OUR STOOK CHEAP roic. case. • ,
1862. SP . 1862.
NEW GOODS..FEWEITYLES,
ROM'S Mininia ROM?
No. 771Luoner &ism
NEW BTEAW BONNETS,
111LiKER HOODS.
- BONNET RIBBO2IB.
' ZEB'D HDIM
HIM STITCHED
ntralrt , B X wear*
wid AliVirch:ot
FANCY GOODS ANDC NOTIO
Dodos the next two , weeks tie win be btcoeafattt
read' , of
saw A ND trililtiuttat'
aos.
Air ~ ~.MU.LEtiI MULISSIJfacuI,
pitts'ina brOke :1 1 11/LIM , •111 zurnar,
w,seuss. T 1101 1 .311. AVEMEILII for saliu Abu' '
quintsf, „.` ,NATRANI%.II.III.
mbl&lwd Talton l'auary. 9th ward. Pittsburgh.
Eja. WIDE WALL PAYZIt.
sad be 111411 b W. P. Iffd7lsllALl.
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