QiieWiliso of Clecolotkol
,
After we had permitted some of oar boast
- fal eotemporaties to /snot double-leaded
Aleurfshes is regard to their "vast"and "con
'l, Usually Increasing". simulation. Tali. ;
been intscronstmed Into
• • tacit belief of the truth of the assertion; i;s;
yesterday, eholiengol: a cemparison of the
bousitde 'gazes nipresentiig our regular Cir
.
eitetion with any &admit the nsirsiinpers who
hare been se boastful. We made this propo
.-• . •
' :onion simply urquestion of bnaineu. Them
uutiou are quite uninteresting to the pp
. eicel mailer, aid not long Indict them
upon him. • We masa 60114ie l l f , and shall not
discuss and quibble; what we want, is.firo o ..
Tki QbroaideOaceptS our answer to its
boattfal Challenge, which it has been
lug day after diy tor some Lime past, with a
, . •
'' • eitrtainstersonS hesitancY : it Is now' rather
sentare entered the 1114; -It didn't mean the
theofte; It knows that our weekly circelation
alone is u Large, or larger than its mains cireu
bitten, dolly and weekly, and wants to know
sekat part of our circulation we want to corn
part with It 1 •
Treason in the North.
Many of our readers Ivilleruse with
astonis' /mum; the account we give today,
from the Detroit Tracts:. All these quiet
arrests which have been mode throughout
the :conittry were no doubt for good and
sufficient reasons derived from documents
in the hands of the Government. That this
dsslish spirit of secession still exists, and
only aWaits an — opportunity to show its
_teeth, Is evidenced in a thousand ways,
both In privaM and by the hale disloyal I
press. As an erxample of the spirit which
prevails, and which singalaily corrobor
ates the statements of the Detroit paper,
read the following from a late number of
the Chicaco Journal:
"It is charged that certain sneaking
semi-mmessionists have.been in the habit
of paying visits of condolence to the Rebel
prisoners at Camp Douglas, Chicago, and
"egging them on" to stand by their treaion•
able faith. One of thesetreatures, in the
mouse of a mill at the barracks, a few days
'I since, was overheard to remark: that "the
d—d Abolitionists are more to blame
for thii war than you see, boys, and I have
morealmpathy for you now than I . would
have " for' them, if I should see them
hanged." The effect of all this upon the
Confederate.. prisoners has been to make
theni sullen and insolent. It is our opin
ion, that a
foral of hemp judislously
administered the bene fi t of these shame
less wretches, would prove a good invest
meat. d Northein..man who would eta
• icennagi A Southern Seceesionist in his evil
„ undue; is simply Unfit to live. •
' l . Nothing but the enthusiastic uprising of
the masses of the loyal States has prevent.
ledthe active dimple" , of the secession spirit
through. Om Nortkand.there is in every
c•
ity and town of. any size, men who 'sym
pathise with rebellion, 'and rejoice over so.
sus lon successes;• •
Gen. Fremont. •
- INo man in the United States has so great
hold of the hearts of the susses 'as .has
Gen- Faixosr at this time. • Whenerei , his
name is mentioned in any ptiblic'essambly
it is hailed with cheers. It was so in this
city at the lecture of WENDZLL 'Parr.urs,
on Friday night. The immense ball was
densely packed by a highly intelligent au
dience, and when the speaker first men
tioned the name of Fitmeosr, the intense
silence was suddenly broken with. one
united and prolongeCcheer, coupled with
thiwaving of hats . and handkerchiefs, and
ether demonstratio ns of approbation; and
nen when the storm began to subside, and
the 'speaker was about to resume his re
., mark% it suddenly broke. out again with
more violence than ever, as if the audience
could not enough manifest their love for
the man whose name wu thus incidentalli .
alluded to — by the lecturer. Sympathy for
a. General whom , it is thought has been on
fairly treated may have had something to
do with - it, butit mainly arised from the
approbation felt for his immortal prinlams
tin, which struck the key -note of-emanci
pillory which will never cease to vibrate
While there Le a slave on American soil
' ,
• ,
The Abolitionists Caring in.
The leaden of t abolition opposition
the administration he
have resolved to maks tao
met of necessity, after all their furious do
atutelations ot the - President and his polity
of waging war only for the Union and stand
ing fast by the ConstitnUon- They have de
tangoed to m
stain his resolution in resume
to meeting aid to the slave States ',hid'
Ilan ealeatarily adopt emancipation laws.—
_
Whin it ii reoellected that in the House:the
President's emancipation proJect received the
Vote of every iLeptiblican, - and was only voted
spinet by Democrat., assessionists and Bor.
ditfitate men, it Is not dillimat to oharacterice
Om unblushing impeding* of the above para.
vsph. Even Weod,ll Phillips, the great
abolition ahloi, :Supporta the emancipation
itelhissetei the President, imd spoke'of it with
approbation both in :Washington and Pitts
lough. Par - sicklessness, impudence and
Vista, the gsrald oars bast the world.
Tim Tex ox the nom, on
Lissibij v isery effort vas mad* to bonus
the tett 0" distilled spirits, but failed, though
It Ii said that the liquor. dealers demand •
larger one.' - Elo the tax per gallon on 'distilled
epistle amain, at fifteen bents. An Mimi, j
•
aloadmint . iras ildoPlild. /law so as I
- _
ftttstrurgft (Antal.
moNigoo
- Web,-that Is novel; did the CArouticto put
any limitation In its boast ? Did it publish
that It had -77 a larger circulation than any Pa
penults the Gasette—larger than pars of the
Amos/ But we will be magnanimous; we
Aga! xotlnslst upon the ' Chronicle exposing
tie Let that its way, circulation is a myth,
and holding it ' strictlY to the terms of its
eitallenge. ' •
We will comp's* precisely anon its chosen
grimed—the ItZGIIILAR, lONA YID/ DAILY CIE-
OOLATIEX OP, ALL TES EDITIONS OP THE
GIAILIZTIthat circulation which Is the
basis of our advertising contraots,which is
comprised within the circle of our induance—
those wto,will not, this :Article, daring the
*tat twenty-four hours. '
. . .. ,
Mirky way of explanation of oar proposi
tion of yesterday. Will oar neighbors same
their referees, and let this question be Speedily
ended ?
Cast Steel Artillery. -
A Prussian namedlfinpp, whose estab- .
liishritkent is
.4Eiset;tiras the first to pro;:
dale cut ethifin as asses , and ti
e lab infor l 4 - stiperiOity . tWn material tor`, noe
Ma made a 12-pounder gni,
which was fired 2,000 rounds of service
charge, the bore remaining perfect' wi th oat - t:1
any marks of ballothii - bY the ilia In.)
1867, the English Government purchased
of Itlr Krupp a 68. pounder for experiment.
Tnn" -gust - weighed - Only 4,000
thickness of metal at the sent of the shot
being four inches. One of our eight inch
columbiadm, which is about the same
calibre, weighs 8,465 lbs. more than double
as much. The Krupp gun was tried at
Woolwich and burst. It was not fired with
its own ball or a service charge, but with
the enormous charge of 26 lbs. of powder
and a shot twenty inches long, weighing
259 pounds. On the rear part of the shot
was a wrought iron ring, the wedging of
which it was supposed caused the bunting.
In regard to the trial, Maj. Mordecai ro
marks : "It would certainly be unfair,
from the failure in this excessive proof s to
draw any_ decided opinion against, Mr.
Krupp's cast steel, or. to refrain, on that
account, from encouraging his efforts for
improving the strength and durability
of cannon." Since then, Mr. Krupp has
been supplying his guns to every country
in Europe. One was purchased by the
Americans in Paris, and pruented to the
city of Philadelphia,
_4l unless some of the
late captures from the Southern Confede
racy are Krupp guns, - we do not know of
any being in possession of our Govern
ment, or in this country.
When Gen. Fremont was in command of
the Western Department he sent an agent
to Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, with orders
to procure; if possible, some cast steel field
pieces. Fremont, we suppose, not being
trammelled with opinions picked up forty
or fifty years ago at West Point, thought if
there was any advantage in cast steel the
Government needed it, and our brave sol
diers were entitled to the advantage of its
use. lie evidently thought also that what
ever a Prussian or ith 'Englishman could
make, of steel, could be made in Pittsburgh.
And ho was right. Singer, Natick & Co.,
who were just at the time trying some costly
experiments in steel guns, agreed to make
r a single battery of six guns. About the
time the battery was finished Gen. Fremont
was suspended, and the beautiful pieces of
artillery are now lying in the warehouse
of the manufacturers. The_guna are rifled,
8-inch bore, about 6 feet long, weigh 880
pounds, and to one's eye look perfect. To
Pittsburgh belongs the credit of the only
cast steel cannon which have yet been
made in the United States.. The so-called
"Sickles' battery," the "Wiard," and Other
steel gun; some of Which have bunt, are
'made of puddled or semi steel. There is as
great a difference between the two materials
as there is between thildsAle of a knife and
the iron of its handle. The confidence of
Messrs. Singer, Nimick & Co , in such, in
the value of their material, that they only
desire the Government to take these guns,
put them to any desired test, entirely at the
risk of the manufacturers.
We learn from Mr. Singer that a piece
of the steel cut from one of the guns was
tested by Messrs. Knapp Rudd & Co. A
weight amounting to 118,990 lbs. to the
square inch, was applied. The testing
machine having no greater capacity, the
piece was left under that strain from Sat
urday until Monday—thirty-nine hours.
It. was then removed, and found to be re
&media diameter twenty-three thousandths
of an inch (023 inch.) The same piece was
then turned to half the size, and strained to
-a breaking weight of 146,580 limper square
-inch. The average tenacity of gun metal
is only 80,000 lbs. to the square Inch.
The United States Ordnance Manual, in
speaking of wrought iron and ; steel, says :
"The superior strength of these materials,
and the evenness, smoothness and hardness
of 'surface' of which they are , susceptible,
render it probable that these are the mate.
rials of which our field rifle gunk will soon
be made exclusively." (Page 26.)
In the pamphlet published by the com
mittee appointed to show the advantages
Pittsburgh presents for a National Armory
and Foundry, page-51, it is said: -
"Steel cannon, which in all probability
will soon come into extensive use In this
thisy Irwin of the supposed super
ity O material over brass for endurance
and economy, are also made Isere, and sev
eral Held batteries are now being construct
ed for_the use of the Government. In this
department, whether it may be determined
to finish the guns in the.publio workshops,
or by private contract, the ingots, of proper
weight and rise; ready - for hammering,
turning and boring, can be suppliedin any
reasonable quantity, with the present facil
ities; and tV - Ise are ready to be augmented,
subject, to no limit except that of the wants
of the Geyer:meat,
'Pittsburgh is now by far the largest
:prodeeing point, in the manufacture of cast
steel; in the United States, and Is the only
place where its production has ever been
attempted, west of the mountains."
, Whit we would like to know is why the
Government has not satisfied itself as to
whether steel cannon are really of more
value-than others or not, by' trying them.
And why if cast steel cannon are really as
valuable as is claimed, the United States
must come in behind all the rest of the
world in enjoying the benefits.
Confiscation and EnianOlpation.
A Weaklngton correspondent to the New
York Even* Post asp:
The
reply to sperc W h of, Mr, Bingham, of Ohio, in
adswoh, of Kentucky, is much
sought after and s an Mimeses edition will
be circulated. - .The;Judiciary Committee,
of which Mr. Bingham is an active mem
ber, has agreed- to report. the Confiscation
and Emancipation- bills before it, with a
recommendation that they: do not pass. ' In
Mr.- Bingham's original bill there was a
provision, first, for the minfiscation of the
property of rebels; second, for the emanci
pation of the slaves of rebels ; and third, a
provision that no officer of the', army or
navy 'should return fugitire 'Maven. This
last provision was reported to the House
under instructions by the Military Com
mittee, ale new article of_ war, and is now
& law. , The House is so closely divided on
the emancipation question that Mr. Bing
ham has proposed two distinct Mils—one
providing for confiscation and the other for
mosacipatioh, with which he means to test
the sense of the Hones, it the gag in the
shape of',Motion to lay it on th e - table is
notintioduied., The House Judiciary Com
mittee Is so'constituted that the majority is
very, conservative„ if not pro•slayery.
1 A CORREIPORDINT of the Richmond Lk. , 1P11711.1C .11•07710 ES.
taminesr f of ,:,Mareh 12 claims that thsr-carti - "" --4 "--
[ .."' '''' ;-- -lia federal r : ---:, -..
...V.CTErg.E.:.:.k)ra,, - Inv yolticG,
;itilre`of any town by Betkaral trey- nymyyrwyek-Assetugyult. '
srm3r i .- ; en t 41 1! wal*. o f : r. - : Wll Ca°14911 '"9" . .' ;-".Fir Ft ri itcr4-, R.SPAiLI4,
..intilitno Eltell4 3. f0;111;47 1 uPen tbe sontheit4 ;--- -•.---- ' ."-- —*-
Of New Turk, ell! deliver ONE LECTURE, before
confederacy, and adds 7 -,
the Young ]ten's /enlists neeoclatloo and the palls
'-
- ,The-Nankees will derlye no benefit from g°° "'! l7 "ir " ~,,- ,- ~ ;:-
thi.ieliking of.thkeitigs On the Notch Caro-._; - ' ''. i_agfeityetc9 .p-uk4lL i ,
Hit, - iotust, ellipse as a heels of operations . On Tuesday Evening, March 25th.
to march upon Weldon, or some other local- i Subject—WM. POETRY OF TIIR BIBLE AND
I ITS UHABACTERISTIM .. .
ity as far fromYhe Sound, on the. Wilmin
gton and Weldon Railroad. But as the ioote Ti l ' c l' s ". 25.
ante,
tlT:ect i tVUttl t l i a b° . *k
"d
march to that Teed, some sixty or seventy i Boon open at 7 o'clock ; leoute to Conlreepee el 3
miles, is one of the greatest difficulty, there i °dock
will be no trouble in Whipping the bloody '
invaders in detail and in cutting his mer
cenary legions into pieces.
glob are some of the views entertained
by the rettels at Richmond previous to the
taking of Newbern by Gem Burnside.
Tat
RABIIL DZYZAT AT NEWEIRIf.-.—ACettlTh to
state that Colonel ATITT, of the North Caro
lina rebels, denounced his men ea cowards for
fleeing before the advancing bayonet:charge of
the Federal troops at Newborn. How could
he expect that the elan of .people who fill the
rebel tanks, and are contemptuously spoken
of by the arietoorats of the South as "wive
grass," "sand hill," or "piney woods"
groundlinp," can Mind up, in a bad cause,
against the intelligent farmers and mechanics
of the North EVen the gentlemen of the
South ands Wide difference between the "trick
of the pistol" and i bayonet charge.
-
S
In van Drinsinn.-;Mr. Senator
Clark has proposed an amendment to the bill
abolishing slavery in the District. It provides
for the compensation to be allowed to - loyal
owners; and says that the aggregate sums to
be paid for children under ten years of age
shall not exceed one hundred and fifty dollars
for each child set free. For slaves over ten
and under sixty, three hundred dollars shall
be paid, and for slaves over sixty the sum of
one hundred and Stty dollars. The amend-
Ment farther makes it the duty of the Mayor
of Washington to apprentice all slaves under
eighteen who may not. otherwise be provided
for.
DEATH or BEN MoCum.ocu.—The rebel
chief was struck by a Minnie ride, in his
left breast, but lived several hours after.
A letter from the camp says
He died of his wounds about 11 cialoek
the mime night, though he insisted that he
would recover—repeatedly saying, with
great oaths, that he waa net born to be
killed by a Yankee.
A few minutes before he expired hie phy
sician usured him he had but a very brief
time to live. At this Ben looked up incredu
lously, and saying "Oh, hell I" turned away
his head and never spoke after.
BATTLI OF PIA &mos.—The Official lie
of the Union lou at the battle of Pea Ridge
is as follows: Killed, 212; wounded, 926;
mining, 174.
SPECIaIL .COTICEB.
jarTo Horse Owners.—Dr. Sweet's
ILLLIBLZ LININNNT FOB BOMBS is =l
eaned by any; in all cases of Lamour, asking Boni
Sprains, anthem or Wreathing, its enact is magical
and certain. Barnes
. or Beals aratchn,
Yaw, it will el. . oar* speedily. Specie and
ltinpbotat may be sadly prevented and cared to their
incipient steps, bat *Muni awes ox. beyond the
pomdbflity of amoiltai ease, No as of the kind,
annets,ll so desperate as hoiden but it may be el.
'seated by this Idnimaall. and its Natal applies.
tic's will always Mame the illainelle and cambia the
lona to travel with comparatiro acs._
airy ham owoarabould ban this remedy as baud,
ibr its timely as at Me awl appearance of imienem
will tactually plumt these kamldable diseases cep-
Cloned, to with ell home are Maids, led whim ren
der so many Othaterim minable bonus nearly worth.
T(
C0.,0 Aien: corn .rw aro rti f — :ood
• no es no ,
Mk with year Health, Coarattalloa and Character
an szdktingiritti %ay Mimeo for which
HEL111:110LD13 =TR/1M DUCLIII
rococaanadtd,
TB7 IT] 787 IT I Ur IT
It will Caro iou. Ban Long Solitrlog, Allapog
Palo ota lottoomnatton, awl will rotors you to
=Alan AHD ruarrr.
At Lath Impute%
had N. Exposers.
Oat out the Adverilmemeat to abother opium*, tad
dim sand toe IL
ISZWABS or COIINTKRFEITOI
tut for arthabold'a. Tabs No Otlier
MIRES OIIARANTLID.
IbldbraadaWr •
e Superior war X' and LTING WORKS, ',marmot.
PARK, APCURDY & CO.,
Maubatman of BREATHING, BRAZIERS' AND
BOLT COPPER, PRIBSED DIPPER BOTTOMS,
RAMIRO STILL BOTTOMS, PALTER BOLDIIII4.
ebto Laportan and duelers In METALS, TIN PLATE,
BILLET IRON, WIRE, 10. Coastal:oly au luMd.
TINICEBH MACIUMES AND TOOLS.
WAZIIOI7II, No. 140 Tint sod 120 Second ormdt,
Pltttbute., Pm:ea
Mra.
didrapadsl sod", of Oopper out to day Attired pat.
m.M0.127
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I - I ' • anOna '' ante
or As INVALID. Published Br the benefit aid
ea a warning and a caution to young men who sunlir
Rom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, Am.: sop
plytug at Um wise time the maim of Self-Owe.
By am who has oared himself agar being pot to
great expense through inadladimpoeltion and quack
ery. By itualosing a post-pakt addsuseed envelops,
soma malt May be had of the author, NATIIA N.
Lab MCATIALB, Dn., Bedford, Slip Co., N. Y.
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rDDlDaaa JIXD EACODIII/11, WAsainratas
Plumbnh,Pacues.
0//1011, No. 21 Ilizisr Smut.
Ilanalkeinr• aU kinds o/STIAX !MOMS!! AN
KILL NACHINSUT, CASTINGS,.RAILROAD
WORN, owl BOILERS AND !MIST IRON
WORK.
0 11%10BIIING ♦2TD =PAIRING done on short
notice.
tuhrtrdly
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11 000t01111rO sod Who Was DPhil" in LAMPS,
anatinm, BUADZS, craANDsirras.
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ILLUMINATINLI AND LUBRICATING OtTILBON
OILS, No. SS Woos tlviszt, °pooh, St. Chutes
Rotel. . d
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Mimi (BMX RAILING, IRON VAULTS
AND VAULT DOORS, WINDOW SHUTTERS,
WINDOW GUARDS, to., Nu. SI Socand .frost and
116 Third _ sheet, Minion Wood end Market.
Han on hand • urtoty of now Nauru Gap
50 4 Phis. unable Sor alt pupa .
Particular sttatitlon . pahl to enclosing Grave Lots.
at abort sotto,. ski
tirPittiborgh Steel Works.
/1441740711111—."--m. 111.MILLOVOL
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
IllaaidactAssrs of OAST 1311CILL; A*, SPRING,
PLOW AND A. D. KM, STZEL argues AND
4ILZEI, alma Qt.tem sad 'intim : esti, Pittsburgh.
Pena's.
'; : not :T1 "8, I bale rs
I SOBRION AND DOllll2lllO BILLS OF F.X.
mums, c1atT11170412121 Or DEPOSIT, bidii
X 0223 AND' RIMIM No. VT Mirka ntreot. Pin&
&nib, Pa,
_ -
• • • Riede on ell the pithxdpel ottla
1141:4 trotted States.
T. &... P.n: 4 '44: Paper
MANUTAOTIINERS aid deans In 8008, PRINT,
OAP. ZETTNII AND ALI, KINDS OY WRAP
PING PAPBB.
airilavonsoved trots No. Iti_Wood street to No.
ealluiti•id ?trait; Pitttibtirsy, Pa
INIPTASII . 011 TIMM: Yollt BAWL
. _
For
, A1iDC011111.111.9101( MiIICHANTand
Ault' la =pox -1111721714 sunk.
ru n ny. No. 25 . troodrenll4,
- (4 ar..cti.ini aim" Dr. Itlitinu'Bedl4.:
afl
Are now awaiting their Sprlifig ;Stock; compritiat
ent7 Mthichtin ariat, ItsAllt adapted to mho andA6}rs.reai
.8 extent, cloaca tmeniiiindjkireeinilcumpilt.
l'favorably - with any in the trade.
French, American and Wait of England Clothe, of
the !vet =has, Of Mr: shade' It..tul quality—. vary
latge uso
French rtmlutt Qua
lt• lms:to tang Doeskin, wSo
Black DoiwkhSuper Black French Cart
memo' Riney Csaalmer4 irrerjeariefj;
Black and Fancy Casiimeree; Silk Mixed Canelmerea
of every ahadgend color.
VEWEINGS=Fancy bilk and Satin . Veatings, new
'Weir, Super Black Satin and Silk Yeatinp; Italians
and Fancy Silk Veatings; White Figured Silk and
Satin Vastings.
Also, every variety of Abode the Bushen. Coate;
likewise a very chola *election of randatun Boole
adapted' to gentlemen's wear. g
Soliciting an early call from one friende and the
public, any orders entrusted to our as will meet
With prompt attention and punctuality in all cages.
REBUT 'HALE A 00., Merchant Tallon ,
0th1.2 Con Penn and St. Clair street.. ALCM
aseciwilartax,h...t. - W
1
WILLIS 110oFFIE, ttee'y. mh22
LECTURE COM3LITTEE:
C. D. ARNSTHAL, A. C. SILVERMAN,
J. iIoRHANbTERN, J. HERSHFIELD,
T. cOHEN. mlat:St
Ra.............
•
A N_EETING OF THE : , 'PUCK.
HOLDERS OF THE PITTSBURGH AND
OOAL HILL TURNPIKE COMPANY will be held
K the TOLL HOUSE of said Boad..(near the city
line,) on MONDAY, March 31st, 1882. at 2 o'clock p.
m.. fur tho purpose of considering the ',Trier,- of
giving op the Charter of load Road, t to,* holders
are particularly requested to attend.
. .
etswenorrea, bob. nth, Dios.
• AN
~d• ELECTION for President and
Hess rectors he l d ILINCHESTRII. BAV
INGS will be et the Ilankleg House, ids
SATURDAY, the 79th of March, 1902, between the
hooey of 1 and 4 o'clock.
Amendments to the Constitution of the Bank
be imbroltted to the Stockholder* at the woe meet-
log. te27:lnnis THOS. B. UPDIKS, pooh?.
.NIYI'II.:E.-1 will be m Nashville
by tit. 2Otti -of this month: Anij buelnewe on
truated to my cve will be promptly
_attended to,
Addetse imblbaw4) JACOB GLOWER.
Arrulia Y.—The un
dmlgned will be a candidate far the above
°Mee belbre the ItepubllceriNtiordnating.Conveution.
3IAILSIIALL SWAATZWELDEU.
mhl3:drertor
ri,_lllP7 ill , P 4, A), ecl
MAUVE INK,
DIARIES Pull Itl.vi
W. d. HAVEN,
Am.+. o 11 '0•,.1 •nel 78/id Sena. \Pilkabs,h.
Wood street beween First
Wanner
Fourth street., on Saturclay.ra OfIECS. ot
Wanner b Kline, Phlladelphis, to order of BloKee
Bro., and endorsed by them for thirtysone 30-lub
dollar. All penults are hereby cautioned agaiost
Negotiating for the same, as payment ha. barn
stopped. [mh2Alt] WM- iIoILES 8110.
A DIIINIBTRATIaN XOTiC
J9a. Whereas Letters of Adminietration on the gr
tate of William Thompson, late of Pittsburgh, Alle
gheny county, Penneylvania, deceased, hate been ,
granted to the undendgned. All pereons Indebted to
R&M Fatale are requested to make payment, and those
baring claims against the eame, wi4 pleats present
them, duly authentkated, for eettlemetat, to the etn•
dersigned, at has mldenoe, No. 53 Chatham street s
Pittsburgh. J. H. BOBLIitsOIO,
mh24.ltAinwr Adminletrator.
iN. )i 1711,1
itaining
N.. 4 neren Hundred now. principally White Oak.
Lays oath, PensTivania Cantral Eadrus adjoin.
hag 'Tack Paddle. roc sale very cheap. i &Kohn
of
m 11 2 2 B. aIcLAIN & Cu.,l
_______L4____ip ji...,,h id.
BSA' s , Akt AN IN ti
TUTE.—S44 Ls ibeerersys ensesse fOr Board
wed Toltloti per term ut 14 'weeks. tlptlng Term
commeacee klarrAt Path, /MI. /School new mars
oreepuons. Bend for circular.
natal:llnm It. T. TAYLOR, Pried • I.
ri I.IBzES I ixuSSES I §s.hti
.1. —A lure and carefully sulfated assortment of ell
the Modern Improved Trusses, includinglUtter'e mi
ebrated ;latent Trews, the Sant immanent of the
kind In use. Tor wale, at_ greatly
byces,
SIMON .101INSTuN, gee,,D
And Dealer In choice family Medicines,
Comer Smi th field and Dearth atraeta.
MirShoukler braces, Suspensories, et low yrioes.
satin
- r I m •
STRAWBERRY, iIASPBERRTandBLACEBERST
PLANTS, GRAPE VINES, CURRANT and
GOOSEBRRY. RUSHER, LINNJECR
RHUBARB and AISPARA
RA/58 ROOTS.
All of Um teat quality. tad 'warranted Irma to names Pot sale at No. 29 11Ra Wait.
ron92.ltdawT J. ic NOX.
rg& DEL'ILMS.—
The inderslgned, thankfed fur put orders, sad
mating with entire conlldence to the tarp timbal.
of Nodules harms whore standing orders they hare
recelired,aolicit • onatinuance of p•Monage. Goods
received, chars paid,and promptly deDraiewitot
trouble to t he consignee. Orders may be tett at
POST NO. e, DUQIYESNE - DEPOT. &mural
standlng • crdirr left at nay Depot will mecum daily at
tention. ImhYO,3tdl IicT&DEN &US NET.
ENTII nogg
POE SYLLING LIQUORS, Sled fit the Clerks'
Ware sy to Maroh alet, 18M:
Mend Petri, t 111.1.1111. 3d ward, Pittsburgh.
Anderson J. N., raver., 4th ward do
Albietz Joseph, do 6th do do
Brown Job., do 3d do do
Beck Gustav, eating house, Fisearn township.
Covent lia Stephen, do ad ward, Pittsburgh.
(Park * Co., J. 11., tavern, Al do do
rimmed Wm., eating house, 4th do do
Mbar John, do 4th do Allegheny.
Mart Henry, other goods, /at do Pittsburgh.
Fries Adam, Jr, Wan', Sib do do
/Lbw Franz, do Binningtrasa.
Fidler Martin, do do
Cr/arson Wm., other geed; Lower St. Clair ty.
Hoerr George, do Lawrenceville
Keating JIM. P. D., tavern, Bow township.
Luta /rank, eating bows, Sd Ward, Pittsburgh.
Lindsey Jame., tavern, let do do
Nothing Charles, do Let •do Allegheny.
Prattiog John, eating bows, Baena township.
Read, BLagdaleus, tavern, Ist ward, Pittsbersh.
!Schirmer Jamb, eating_house, Sd ward, Allegheny:
Sarver Daniel, tavern, West ElLtabeill•
Shlramao Michael. do Whims townallip.
Sansbarry 8., do Union do
Schotn limy, other goods, South Pittsburgh.
Taylor Kula, tavern, Elisabeth Borough.
Tb. Court will meet on WEDNESDAY, April 21,
1802, at 10 o'clock, to art on the above cased. -
mh2l,3td W. A. HEREON, Caere.
WMtiN
TLIE NEW POCKET MAP
of the
BORDER AND SOUTHERN STATES;
This most compretuntsive and tellable publlsbod.
Second Edition now Ready. Prim only
SAO p.r dozen to donlora.
JOHN P. BUNT,
Wholesale and Retail Bookseller s Stationer and
Nowa Dealer, Kawools Rail, Ollth Wool, Pitts
bullbs sod N. K. corms:South Common and Fed
eral stnet. Alleeteny City.
INlrlieust poet-paid on noosipt of 25 cents. mb2o
FußNrilia -
CANE AND WOOD camas
MILLING OFF
EXIMICED PRICES
WOOLZSALE 011 RETAIL
JAIL W. WOODWELL,
97 stud 99 MIA street, opposite.% Rdmondaon a Co.,
and 111 Youth street.
..ittlalo
QTANDARD AGRICULTURAL
WORKlL—Stephene Book of the Dann, 2 rob.,
Ba=ton's Aura nand Dooks, 4 role.,
Bleke'a Farmers' Beery Day Book, •
NellahotetAinericon Gardner,
Oopsland's Country Life,
Lelbeg's Agricultural Chemistry,
Johnson's do do
Walden on 801 l Culture,
Habib Yltabon Gardener
8 4 / 7 7. nouns and Downing on /rub Culture.
mhts 'BAT A C0..26 Wood streot.
t /WEN TS.
vv VS bble ppririme OmenOmenApplr.
100 baser
60 maks
Wor me d.' S el ta Drch.on*.
100 dome (Ammon Broome
200 Fancyswdbd . Drums.
10 bbla. prime Dry Apples. •
10 cask. prime Dry Practice (halves.)
25 Ws. I.:mberries.
Jut mated arid ul brads by
/SANK VAN 0011 DES,
Ile Second weer
0.1 - 307rn - L
n.,/ 00 bbis. No. 1 Lord. OIL
10,000 prime Codfish. ,
PO bids. Pkkied Herring.
150 bozos Kadin( Starch.
100 bids. Vinegar.
Bunk OIL
2.5 • Bleached Whabt Oil.
100 boxes Proctor It Gamble's German Soap.
In store and for ale by - 8111111/Slt LASSA&
RedlS.
500 boxiii Italahw.
200 WI lama Radelns.
100 qr.
200 bazar Sugar "
100 hit
100 n Wends "
20 Rao Seedier
SO mats "
Jut ereelead and for gals by REIMER BROS.
QUGAIt.
KJ 30 bble. Cnrabed Sugar.
so
30 Powder orailulated ed Sugar
• .
"
100
100 '
"• "B" Carr. Refined Sugar.
' .•
In store and for lab lry SIXTIIRR I BLOB.,
inl24 Nat. 126 and 1211 Wood street.
CIA.M.P.MTV/id just received and lur
NJ Ada
.10W2i 411 Urn% MINA oh 1
.
. .
EME!=MMEMEEII
AEU* .ID rigftTASE.III.I7IX.
IMW GOODS! ss sINEW GOODS,II.
HENRY G. HALT e
(Sitcom°. to Janne C. Watt,)
ILLIA.MS 4t ORVIS'b
UNEQUALED DOUBLE THREAD FAMILY
SE WING ILLCIITNE S.
Price, VS to 852, according to aryls of Cabinet.
Mar iiirtiale Room, No. 12 PIFTM STREET, caner of
ket.
• Them Machines do not Infringe me the Omar A
Baker Machina, nor any other. Grover A Baker
tried to get an injunction against Willhuns A Orris,
bat wan beaten, and the Injunction was denied by the,
Hon. Judge Sprague, December 8,1860. People can
buy and raw UM* machines with u much safety es
any in market.
whic Thm h
e Mashiecuteng. are uterivuled Am the facility with
they ex all Mulls of work niquirf •
complete machine . They combine simplicityd o ers.
with 'whims action unattained litany other
machine, while In cheap:min they have no irtraL .
All Machines warranted any.l kept in repair one •
year free of charge.
LILLEY & STRAIN, e Agouti! for Westenk
Peon'a, No. 12 Fifth street M , corner of Market, Pitts
b7l, h i:L P ItY
M S TRAlN,,Mannfacturers of and have
r sale, Wholesale and Retail, all kin& of SEWING
MACHINE NEEDLES.
LILLET A STRAIN,
No, 12 Fifth it., wiper of Hulot.
AGENTS WANTED. wh3:2rtliod
PHOT041114P1: ALBUM
FOR iiALIC BY
No. 80 Wood Street,
lianotactars and wholesale and wall dealer In al
kb:ldiot
COOL, PARLOR AND HEATING STOTES
OZLCHWATED GIAB }MIMING COOK !MOTU
•
the merits of arbich hare been fully Warted by thous
ands, end the Stone pronounced unequaled by any .
in the market, together with a great, many other
desirable patterns.
We tune also • very large IlMortment of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES,
Embracing write of the BUT PITTVINtI now of•
bred to the potato.
•
orirreNcir ENANIBLID ORATE If.BONTB and
FENDER., of tho newest atynts. .
ET COMMON KITCHEN BOW AND JAM
ORATES all of ankh aro offered at very low laical.
ltaluentwuta offered to builders to want
of ORATE FRONTS. 3ablnAtud
111 'EMI Wwlrs••• •
Yram Um roost osisbrotod manntsciurors of Phila.
dolpkis, New York and Boston, comprising
■ ray Utensil's andasaspisto assort
malt brisk kJ . • - •
PAL•MER,
NO. 91 WOOD 13?., BST. FOURTH AND 1-197 H
Boomd door below Diamond alloy.
obit hod
PPITID UP •ND POE *AL2 ET
NO. 129 roma .
A/ORHINP. 'A E
WASHING SIACHINE.
THE Of/WM AND BEST meow Ng lIN USE.
Bow maatabotured mkt Ibeiziasireitiilvoly try
41 DIAMOND, mrszsusag.
airOan be postured by tbn single Machine; by
Totoublp. County or Stale Rights, on application at
2t Dissoond, as above. • tott7:llwd
I N l.bi Eti
15111PNCES or THE oiutis AETICUL
I hats tetabltsbed In the (air or NZW YORK*
COMMISSION MOUSY. WWI exclusive sale Myatt.
conamodlttes. and Mao to supply_ you with CAUSTIC
SODA, SULPHURIC ACLU. „EMPTY HARRRLS.
GLUE, BUNGS, /M.
I am prepared to make liberal malt advanciewn
consignments, sad to g in your kidnap prompt at
tention.
I.44ted. ilavermpondonc• 4 requesied
ka:AFF—Shilifikai, 'Darn
.4-1 L Clusen The •_lrt.b,k,re elfin' wPAIe
IuIAN OABLNZT OP WONDSB11; ANATOMY Ale
XXXIIOILNIC"' bare determined , regardless f
K.
pease, to lane the (lbr lb*
telly mailing ha:
Inanity) VOURot alai - most !ag sad Imam.
tire lactento llartiage and It. Dloquallacatkes,
Nervous Debility, Premature Nein. of Manhood,
ind/grtion, Weakbeis or Deptunike. Lots of Ineryz,
and Vind Power, the &cad I, and U
Kffiladies whicho XII
Hxer we renal Youthful Pointy'
we of Matemy, or Igo of Physiology' and Da
tuna Law. Than Laval Lectures - have beta
the limits or KlUghtslUnt Tbomandlion4
will be forwarded on ipt or Toturlitainpu, by
addressing BROHNTADY, Cabinet of Anat
omy end Medicine, fan B way, New York:
tahkinui
WAGONS,
OH
.Yaßat 'WAGON& 011/
.WAGONS, Haat/SNOW
uAKTB,• TIIIOZII wJI
OWN. 111,10 K .AND
BAHHONNI t ail nude of th
kinds of repairing attended
• gulrt. 11.1
Back orfeinual otr
F'
!Run • Runs, -1 L DactiYEIES Tolls*
..I.! . caassas.-A. very lat . stock of .choice TREES,
of selected vatietka to c a from, with every plint
h!, are taken behave.* I's Lem go um.. -
01- Appt•Wolyi w. IWO /740 1 0.-0 1 4000 Oi which
are
stacthree year oh* 1 1.011 tour year okle.' -Pear, lA.
OCO two to Huss 'years old. Peach, Plata, ie., I, Sae
Itirrsaloos—the Trees In the Nu saamlm them . re ery. - Can * * ad
~ , .
RVERGERENS front I to S het, la the hundred,
Oh Woo, SHADE TREES AND SHRUBBERY,
whoksale and retell. • <
Address PITTSBURGH
S ICR AND .GAILLAND HIM
ISS, Pittsburgh, Pa. - • •• . ' -
«Phu.? sniiw mistrannir. la
____________
•
Tb.
ainkfillidsid an mow prolitted with Jim Dag
tscalthis stwr melting duk . i . .
CRUDE AND lONISED" OIL;
'And brirardizig ih.mi.lb ibitigninstilta.l
L
ADVANCES ', MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS
To sal friends I. Lftitirpol
• , redinf pmt. Phaf#9:
A. BRADLEY.
CORNER BROOM PITTSBURGH,
ORATE FROM= FINDERS, .to.
la our •mph. mom May be foulk4
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
EVItliT VARIETY
BTTLX. QVALITY AND PRICK.
NEW PASTERNS,
PUMPS Of ALL DSSOILIPTKINS
BAILTY, ALL & CO.
W. J. KANE,
WILLIAM A. GIVTZR.
LycLit._
.
SAL'EN.ERY
AP.
WAGONS and SPYING;
CAN TB - AND - COAL:
; LB. CANAL, ,044unc s .
`,I . LOON'S ;W1122L,
to
f /t 7 br
asb
.Vp1111"
al2/
8.;"0,i,414110,4:.
'ELB.
SPEONOaI4,I24ERY AT
WHOLESALE.
IM I , I ZIOVLL
.
commit or ruksrELlN. ST., NEW YORK.
Ehls ant-clam home—the nto.t grata, hops•4lka,
lind pleasant Dotal In the city—offers Onefrior. lo
[
Manumits to those dating NEW YORK Ilr bad
, nest or pleseurs. It b central la Its locattety - and
kept on the EUROPEAN PLAN, itt•connectlut t with
TAYLRIVEINA,LOON, .trhars refreshment. can -ho
Lad ne au holm or marred In Abetr own roodan. The
1 chlargetam, moderato, thei rooms and attondatnn of
the Ant on/er—haths, and , all the modern waren
, fence. attasitad.' ' ' ' '• ,/kb11,10:0
Niiii=gin
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, f,
CITY OP NEW TURK
lIINGLII ROOMS FIFTY MINTS PER DAY
Cep Span, *armor Frecifert &rya
LOPPoltb City Hall.)
airitew. I. they may be onleled In the specious
There fa a Radar's Sharma:ld Bath Ittroata attached
to the Betel
• -
11 17'Beware of RUNNERS and RACHMEN who
may wy sze tall. • . • •
adeS:dlym •
(FORIHZELT EAJiLIE'S,)
17 AND 1 . 9 PARK BO IV,
Uppoolhritto Attar flog.. arid Park
NXW TORN
Pans or patio st,ao pa. DAT
Tills long established and popular House he.' re
cently been rebuilt and greatly enlarged by lb. ml.
dition of over 100 rooms, and now,haa . accommoda
lions Ibr over WO person.: It hm also -Wen thor•
oteghly renovated and refurnished, and I.
Ryazan IT MAN AID LIMITIDWITA OAS 17 0.01701X001.
This Hotel has one ache bait locations hi thedt,y,
It easy of amen from all the Steamboatiraiad Ult
ima' Wolin to the city, =I I. convenient to all the
city conveyancer. It has now alt the requisites of a
FI/LST CLAW HOTEL,
ensuring the oondirt of its Inmates.
The
ftd gicited.
patronage of the travelling public is respect-
Ine
mlausts, $1,150 na DAT.
H. L. POWERS., Pro War.
WESTERN HOTEL,
Non. 9, 11, 13, 15, 17 Cortlatqlt St.
Roos .BsoLowAy, Now You CITY.
This old •setablislutd and favorite resort of .the
' Bushier Community, has been recently refitted, and
fa complete in every thing that can minister to the
comforts of its Patron& Ladles and families are
specially and carefully provided for.
It is centrally located in the business port of the
oily, end is cauticsonsto the principal lime of steam
boats, cucia, moni
nenca ker, ofthe p larder, Au •
conseq caused by the re;
Lepton, prices have beau redmressureed tc Our Deism AXD
Part Czars rem Dar. •
Tee table la amply supplied with all the luxuries of
• the setron. and is estual to that; of nay Other hotel to
the country.' Ample accommodations are offered for
upward of 400 puma.
041rDo not believe carmen, hackman, and others,
who toy !.the Western (total is &lb."
_ D. D. WLNCHESTff 11, Proprietor.
Truk Wiacuterra.
A MERICA.N HOUSE, %aro; le the
Z.& largest end txst amused Uotel
the New
Illigland Mate.; le centrally [domed, and easy of m
om from the MM. of travel It cordalike the
modern Improvement., and every ccamenlence ter the
comfort and accommetion of the traveling public.
The sleep
of room ing row=
are well ars large and will completed;
the mites s arranged; and completely
lUrnisbed for lamlllmand large traveling parties, and
the house will continue to; be kept as e ant slam
hotel in every resswi.
LEWIN BIOS, Proprietor.
IrAfrBICI4.4•II.
DR. cailiuts H. WWI,.
Pirrtuasst AND BURGEON,
°flee, No.. VI IrIDER.ILI. STREET
Oppoelte Colonnade Bow, near Suspension Brldgo,
I y
../ILLSGEIENT CITY
"Agaraliallllllllll
103 WYLIX grazrr,
:41VCT/110.4* &ILES.
trUSEHOW FURNITURE
AT AUCTION
• On THIMISDAT MOONING, March 117th, •at 10
o'clock; at No. YO! Tann avast, aUI behold a omit-
My of well kept. HOUSEHOLD and EITCDEN
EURNITUDE, caroPrisink. in Wt. &DJ. Tnde•
lianas, Yuan= Bltada , nfigh and Le. Post Beth
naiads, Carpals, CIII Cloths, Wardrobe, Centre Table.
Dining and Entekfast • Tablas, Chat* Engrving
two Chandeliers, Gook Move, and other ankles a in the y
house-keeplug Hew T. A. MoGLELLAND.
mhinitt
Auctioneer.
5000 YARDS BEST PRINTS AT
hIcCLELLAN'A AUCTION HOVEL,
which will be sold low to dewlem. Call and conzoble
the atoek.____tjehzt A. Mo OLLLLAND
BOOTS;'" SHOES AND , GAITERS.-
At Masonic itatl•Asetiaa Howe aril' be loved
tat. above goad., suitable for all, at Tait.= price..
tab= T. A. KoCLELLAND, Auctlonoar.
.4 Slight Cold,
`2Z AI4/ '
to,, kr - fateaft.„.74AAsen4se
eRONGH/A( or cease ,ahfieiat,
~c 5 which might be checked
9 ° ol ' with a simple remedy,
ft - neglected, often terminates aeriously.
Few are aware, of the impartanoe cf
stopping a "augh. or geadjizi
/ cad in its first stage; .that which
mild in the beginning would yie/ci to a
rentely, if not attended to; soon
attacks the WW2.
41reattut'a4roanchial,aeaciefa
wenejtrst introduced eleven years4o.
/t has been proved that they are the
best . a,tide before the ptOlid for
igotta, 4?aLeii, isandtitia,
igalatoh, the Sacking
CD.otseh`: icanitirilidi an ; and
numerous offeatiqui of the Shoaetti
giving inl,medicite
Public Speakers & Singers
u#.72 .than; effectual for clearing
and sbrirthenin the poke..
. .
Raid by all Truggies arid 000.1.43T3
inildiatake at SS ziotterper box.
for nao_i4 NIKON JOHNSTON. 0. R. lENTSZ R
B.A.NAMMSTOON £OO.. L Z. BELLIES * CO.
8.1. renturroca kW.. B. P. YANDMIONT
and HENDDHDONHBOD. delarrirlaa
No. 44 W. Snot, N.,, Fork,
min rya ma, non ammo emu Donn traar,
• • - norms, OP TREM irwir ilron4nozr,.
OOGNAO 3 / I AIfDTINI Danny k 00., Pinar
tarring:it tb., and arbor brands Ovarian' vintager,
dart lad Isalves:Raltas and *Whs..
.1101.X7Wat INIAND/o—PaliandlO d•••
w u " d .T bl T 14114 .; a !rk la" aanal
r
• HO LAND-OlN—J.,.•Nsuairg
and Was Dro% pl"
.t117".1r:Iido ant=
8 0Y—&.trnac and
• WHlYS—Mabanlartab and Rummy' a Scab.
WIN NL O—Past; !Hum; Nidaira, Bordeaux, Rack
and Oho% of various main,- • • . •
.. o ll ,4 Plas'Eardeaux - Tab* in and baidqra
W7:Sm •
MeCOIID & CO.,
'WOOD 6rRzPZ rirrissliaou.
Aro :Tor tumu li s 42 i , / ergo additton to their
LADW,qII.4I3BUAND4aLtiDEBNO. MB;
'• • -
mid style
•
4=N-cLßYsn ! a• •,
Bs AND
; • .
BO bbl p.iwckbardt.ll . oo.'s Ciri. W. Bed No.l.
." . *murk Owdl4o "• " " 1,
• , «,;... r••••• " No. t,
' 10 1 "• - D.lPesacesiblutbas • ;'" Mc: 1,
0 ; No I BONSI.DA BILBUOLLIA,
• 'BM Was. so and tICLUorri stmt.'
YCE/CODU—NOW VUOUVAN(2I.
21,612. and 1 box 1110,11attai , ;• _ •
bah. malt Bitawr
... .Ao Dried AA8L1r...4.: •
Woo' Tolland be 0,1687 ;••,‘•• 1111D/11.71,'
Wow" dad Tindtorishom al__
_taw' wi•BW
, .4+ ;pi!' , tlire amusuguize-': I
Hu 'now ppm! hti Hprthi - Btodi.of BONNITH,
• HA TIL - SHASJU I B.ItIHHOIMPLOWIZB, .
!tI;r9HRS, SILK Cltar/73,1L&NDS/
LACE/ tad 2DOLIiO.
R'LIcL, Ito Ls now milillog at the /await prim in the
. dtYi for awl.'
-..FRENCII -EMBROIDERIES,
gm COLLARS. SLEEVES, HANDICER.
CHIEFS, INFANTS' ROBES, WAISTS
sod CAPS, WORKED BANDS;
DANBORO FLOUNCING;
FINN LACE GOODS.
•
REAL PRINCE LACE VEILS. POINT LACE
COLLARS, GUIPURE AND •PALEN
, CIA LACE COLLARS pad
• SETS.
COTTON HOSINEY;LADIES. sad ONILDRELVS
InNin COTTON Hoax. wawa emoN
SOCKS. GLOVES and - _
GAIINTEETS.
B. FRANOII. Piapamoa.
Alt-
KORNE'S TRIEURTIM 81111111,
642 Pin. 77 Haricot dreeL
N EW GooDs
AN COMENSE STOCK
w -
CHEAP GOODS
W. & D. I-lUGLeg'.
/00 P/ZOILD DIGWILD DE, LAINLS At . 2o cra
44 BLIACILIED6T II 91041&
THE BEST CALICOS AT IN =ET .
PLAIN BILKS-STRIPED ANDOOLONRD
PITTSBUILOR
BELLHOBAL AND HOOP. BXZBTB
Corner Fifth and Market Striiite.
W GOODS, NEW GOODS
J• M- BURCHFIELD'S;
Norm-tan eOl4/U/ Fotraiw AM.
EMBROIDERED POL. IL CRAVER&
OBEY (MI/VILLAS.
MAGAMIICIE'S NSW BITLi TACT
KILT cases SILKS
ral.NowcazziTza.
4-4 BpiACHZD MUSLIN.
iataa-LIEZNB
TABLE LINENS.
BOIS' CABBI.IIII/113
oeszuzzleirs
GOODS SOLD LOW ros yin(
GRBAT INDIJOWENTs TO 0.64311
IF YOU WANT TO BAV Mann.
3R,Y G- 0 0 _ID -9
WHERN THEY BUY AND 11:4
FOR CASH ONLY.
NICIF GOODS OPINING ALUM Diara*
llontraac and other be Prints at I2X prep.
Job lot Phlllp Allen & Sons' Prints, parprth
Unbleached Xualln at reduced Wei& •
Handsome Bprtng Detail:me and other Drain aca
Black end / sobs. army Colotad Silk
Goods dm Nan and BareirearidelleMarteat,nt.
Balmoral end 112 Skirt ,
ALL OUR STOCK CRIAIN OAR
POR . M
a nirsoit L0yz:8400.,. (.1
74).** titief;t:
EATON, MACRO* 4 co.,
i.
r
NOS. 17 AND 49 113714 . IMMXT.
JOBBERS AND RETAILERS,
TAIIIMING3,- 111LBROIMMEMI_ ROME;
GLOM, XILLINXIIT GOODS,
SEISM COLLARS, ITU, SIIMMA
PANOr.LETIOLZ9 ANIkI/01101111.
ilrarGity sad Country Nerthashi; liciutasei, Pies
bus and all who h 957 to 11l Maw, ohohld all old lig-
WHOLBSALZ Dgeduqiciti.2.-4,si*„of
17 and 19 191119 at saw;
VEW BAIXORALIiKIBTI3,
4. 7 TM. clown,
&sttted this darby Xrpreas and for ads*
ZATONOIAOIO/1 It CO. _
Nat 17 sad VUtb st.
I==MitE
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Of the most ileafrable. taps,
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