♦-r. _;yo- yj•x. '::p. STABLISHED IN 4786. ' 0 co.letazostodr k .. . 4 ; ~,•.....,,„ , ' t C. 4 1, -- 1 - 011YR 11 3.4:.N lELD; Conti*. --7 -4 .. 'fru war AND Torwatoonts Artactutrr and *Ude. ~. ' • • •:• ad* •Antler in 'WESTERN MERTZ CHEESE, ' -- P/lIITTIFF4RAIt_ ,D •POIIM - DAOOII, FLOUR, FISH, POT AND SNARL Astro, SAINRASOB, LIM- A)®' AND LARD OIL& DRIED FARIS' and ' PPllNSlesdrallit imazur, and 343 Front street. _.. 0r.2 & gllKPAßD,boimissioN onlarre and dialatir Inc PLOUR, ffitAlN tarp =Liberty ntreed,.Pitiaburyib, Po. Wipaltaiidaalf Motu' for lieltain and Family one 'OIS. hind:' 'Particular attention paid to lifetehalidbacyainerally. ocekdly >:: „ VAN GORlik.ll4, PRODUCE AND =.lBL ' Utaarn MUM N.. Ifraanaan. dealer in FLOUR, DUI ... VIII; BROOM. SEEDS, - LARD, (MEESE, PORK, DRUM AND DRIER FRUITS and Cladana gnu orally., Libekidauehadranoisibadit unuonsignmanta: • - • Wareham*, No. 114,3eaand striat,PDteburpal. • - - - - - - - illiMlMil AND DULLER IN CRUDE OILS, de; :lyd m Comer Hand street and Duquesne Way, MOVAYS FORBPARDINO AND tJ 0011111111110 X MILICHANT, 5.. M the ado of rLOUIt, • reigAlN, BACON, LARD, BGTTEII, EGGS, and %Bern Produce generally, l'ltg 10.DM1THP1fiLD ' fITXZET. corner °trim, Pittsburgh, Pa. illirleders and consignments solicited. A. • • . s 'Outguns On Ilitanasyrr, or the sale of FLOUR ,GRAIN,BAIXIN, LARD, BUTTER, SEEDS, DMZ • 7 IRUIT,tuld• Predate generally, If°. 16.111arket et: r Zl;ebroor °flint. Pitts. aridly QC 0 , LoscassioN alzacquing,na wbohisal• dealers In GRODE RUM FLOUR, •ORAIN; PRODUCE, in., No..= _Ulna "Dee; PlCatrurin,"Pa. “13:d17 , oLLAN,L) itILDDLIg, suuceasoT J no. itlialLison No., DO bibei - t_y .treat; Pitta buntdh, GOMA& PRODUtIE, GROUERY AND CON.IIibibION II WANT. Counignakenti reoliectibily eolielted. fe26:dly 3, 51L1WW111.21114.0. WHIM.' JOS. - BROTHEAS, • • FoAwe:Rpm° T ant 13ONNiteitterldeacnattse and dealers in PROVIRIONSAND PRODUCE GENERALLY, Ne. 2113.L1berty street. Pittsburgh, Pa. kaytN ..... As() In ru' • 'oonssiox AlREattexr, • dealer CRUDE AND ILEITNED CARBON (tILS,'GLASS, (EON, NAILS, IC., No. 183 Liberty street. • *san DAY= secAlon.r.es, _ CONTIN, g Spec-lid Partner. Wit - BANS COFFIN, suooesadra .to MX IrCa' ndlina, Means d wgoLms.i.p GRO- W:US, corner of Wood aini Water Ores* Pittsburgh, Penn's. • 11111.•1. T 011.2. .11. VOIGT & CO, successor to', L. G. e Ont. Pliormiet 'AND COMMISSION MEN= MASTS, Zit Liberty street, Pittsburgh, 'tos MIN 1. NOVEL ..... ........ZDWAILD 11100814 faIAN /1045,E er • Gamin Aim Corzwtoa ,liikciurrs, corner of - thiald and. Water Streets, Plumb • ;b, P. jr7 • li T, HOLE-. zacaufres — ' It/F. Wood street, Pittsburgh. Jighdly i. ausaparami....n. aaaaa area. ..121pROWN WROLIP AA urn , Guocsas and dealers In FLOUR AND 1111ZDS, Nos. 191 and 193 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. any ~. , m ~; DALZELL d SON, Comas ./ 111 WI Msactons foi the sale of CRUDE AND RE -FINED CARBON.OILS, No. 69 and 70 Water street, Pittsburgb. Ithances suds Pia tomigurpents. DRUGGISTS. SIMON JOIMISTON; DEALER 1x Pinta DRUGS AND CHIMIUALR, PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, BURNING FLUID, 0110 FAM ILY.ALEDICINMS,4O4 Fre, of strictly - prize° qual ity, whkh he offers at lowest iglus. Corner. Smit h end Fourth streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. Preece'. lona careffill .sou , undwi at all hours. . .1: • V' 1., ' HOLE • Darttause and Manufacturer of WHIT'S LOAD AMU LITHAL ERIE, 03 mar of Wood and Front .11 • Pittsburg 1 mh7 'CHIN . WHotatiLs I ...I au U tr DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES AND . DIM ortunts,:fio: 20511berty Area, Pittab . cirgb..— All order. van *wive I.rompt Attention. mtr.l4- mamas rues SEIIM. RE/TETP; .. Wiiiii.ilis AND Rzexii Divaaures; .ronei l.l4itti And AL Clair dreet., Pittalm b. 41.1E0. • • HIS ' Dzoawar, Ll4O Wood otreet.'ournor of Wood weed and Piro Pittstugh. Pa. i TORN G. 31AcCONNECL, ArronNes AT LAW. Orrmg, second 'Sou limoneLA*Bll7l.Z. NO 93 Damood street. . Win Itttssicl to the' settlement, securing and cott on. tlon of claims, bounties, &c, In Wandlington, , Diatrict of Columbia. - nol9:fanis . Jodi M. „MAN 111MLLON. VIRKI'ATRICK MELLON, Aktoz -1.1.111111 AT LAW, No. 1.33' Fourth stmt. the door Move tholttallold. Plttobu 6, Pa. myl7:da" . I , . rrossey AND Gainummon Ar LAW. Wm', Ito. ISO Fourth street, coiner ofj Cherry tausrfttdmrgh, kUEL Arromirg PO AT LAW. Orme, lifth street, adjoining tho odlor of Mar shall I Brawn, Pitts . Pa joSSoll IS. 3L SMITH , Arrossar AND %../• Clovistatair Law, has removed to EMU'S LAW BUILDINGS, No. 12 Diamond stmt., next door tirdt. Peter's Church. • myldtttly • StiellOYEß, Jas., ATTORNEYAT LAW, ..No. 139 Fourth street, Ikeserte's Law Salhling, Plttaburgh, P.. mhl OO=ROiFW 1. /11114:=11a01..... 1111Cilt. LEECH & HUTCLLINSON,Coxiussiox uro Foiwaaouo mrairiu:si.;6aiii, 4 l4 WEST saw itisguvr . CHEßEE;ll%o l / I , IEISH, BA CON, BUTTES, LINSEED OIL, 'POTS AND. PEARL ASHES, SEEDS, GRAIN, DRIED FRUIT sod Produce generally. Beast, t, broods Fatogy Flour always on hand. • Agent Mr the Ws of Madam A. C 0.3, celebrated Patented Pearl Stara. Noe. 114 Second and 143 Pint sta., between Wood and Smith . *d. Riftsba h Pa. ofedly.. ••••. VII. COLLINS, Forwarding and Oonitninden Met '. chant and dealer In CHEESE, BUTTER; LARK .. MI/ and Produoe generally,, No. - 23 Wood street, iboa Weer; Plttilthrgh." • • : my 2 IrAALES 110LbIES a CO., POE - DEAL nu and dealers lu Pp.oyiszoKs. corner of Ma , — kat'• sad7iimt strokes: • ', • • • ; 'ars urea-rev' '-larAts: T GARDINER. COFFIN, Aosirr FOR Tneetnut,•PinriikoiLll74/1 taitiacs 12(- 1117111C11 COMPAXITS, .kiorth-east Rifle Wood end Third 'treats. - , - II P. JOAN . !K.. ,4apam pgaii Blare of _Pennsylvania and Hartford-In parasol Ocersanies, 87 Watarratrrot; S • 7 . X Iraaaaxcs , J.l. • 'lViar b mi .erillarliet and Water ri ` 4. -zoatruar *maw timmuice OoltpairT7o4.-Witiiitrobt. • •• r Atmlmagery tuarciCaolipair. - Fifth strest.4 . Vo CIALU—..DAYLV Waawnsaw. :VIPSN GARB & CO ? '- ' 'awe Mos s Ave,* 9i inoLzmus DILILLIO.I IN _ TORIMON AN DOMESTIC DRY GOODB,, IC Wood street, third home abuts Diamond all • .•• .10:€10. IL , 11131Wling7 otsor to surelped & 00, Whdesal• sad De Nolen :1* Mani AND 140D:214 ..DAT GOOHA . , North , • Amill'eatr of "Mitt itad•Nnotket&treeta. 1 i00:410"0.1 „iv 11201.30.4 0 i1it)VA, Dx.Aucit isaviairet DRY (1001)8; Ara of Mr afic ing Dr-HteeeNo. Market. street. Pittabrirgh: FMEll===i 74' 1 1 - 9VM 1160 E,„ EINALIN T . Km* iliilnziè UD$*kAW tkoses, No. 77 L l7l . tiit NJ K Dwain or DRY iam, asiimorssis, Inirketitrett; 4- 'wig- A NytitAW • 1,1.1., h • Ix _ll.lrsnockrao„ Arorion, 4d.; Nos. Aroinwedlicrutentro. • &PIS - r77 , 7711r/ 1 fr,i'l:l:l Ago OF o, No. • •is , , . • pfttittk oe21:1117 L - ati ,amil a , :?:+ &Aro - Wawa ••••-ri seinsastiat. Tow , sixoti us ! -hq,el ac.,ineser,ro,r‘wamtscirear, SELMER & LAZ - E AR; ------ WHOLICSALZ GROCERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Cornet &amt. JaD:lyd tuam. LITTI.e , ft ............ .........i..1...~ . JAMUT1L1116/L LAI'I'LE TRIMI3LE, Waoteaux 1-IGauceas LID Coanatzston Stracuarrra, deale l u r. PRODUCR, FLOUR, BACON, CHEESE, FISH, CARBON AND LARD OIL,TRON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, and Pittsburgh manufactures generally, 11l &Sand street, Pittsburgh. OM:AA AII.I3CILLL MaDONALD ARBUCKLD, WHOLE- . ens Gnaws, PIODUCE ASO °Winsome Min moms, Jobbers in N. 0. SUGARS and MOLASSES, REFINER SUGARS and SYRUPS, FLOUR, RA -02,4 RIUD: CHEESE, SEEDS. &e.,Jgo. 253 Marti 'trent, Plttabn :h. • 1 . • ; no1.11:1 OOMMISSION e. S. lineman _ _EIMER & BROTHERS, successors to Haynie? dr Atiderson, Wholesale dealers in FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND SPICES. CON FECTIONERY, SUGARS, FIRE WORKS, de-, No,. 126 and LN Wood street, above Fifth, Pittsburgh, Penn's. 000 t. 1061101.1 ...10.11IIIILL 00•1000. R ROBISON &,CO., WHOLESALE GRo- AAA. kinds=% l.ncnsarrs and dealers in on of PEOVIBLU N S , PRODUCE, and Pitt. burgh Manufactures, No, Liberty street, Pitts burgh. • • .1 - A. WuoLssma tiaocca, u • comm./0N "Maatitaitr and dealer to rLouit. useiN. PIiODLION .AND' PROVISIONS, No. 270 Liberty street, opposite Rand, Pittsburgh, Pa. Siiir.Llberal advance* made on consignments. natal,* elEillt B. 'JONES, WMOLICIALK BALER N. ni inweEnrca, MANILLA aorz, OAKUM, OILS, PITCII awl Pittalairsh mailufactured articles, No. 141 Wafer street, above lba Moiwnsabela Bridge, Pittsburgh, P. 111/I.illi Da4Zl.l. CO. r. ROBERT DALY:ELL CO, WHOLE AALD uNoNINA; eNDNumoN AND 701iMAILDINO hisxcasers, sad dealers lu PRODUCI and ?Ws beughauusulactures. PWaleugh. LAMBERT & e3IiIPTON, WlioLes.e.ta Onoccaa, PRODVeI ORALS and Cdannudox kracuarrs. Nu. Fil = th Went, Pittabanh, Pa. --nottly JOHN WATT., ....... JOHN IVI.OH. WATT & WiTialL l l, ; WHOLESALE GEO csaa, OOKNISMOI MIC/Cflarll4 and dealers tu Prattles arab Pittsburgh tusaufsetures, No. 158 erty street , Pittsburgh. 025 SAIAII - D10.K.4 &W , WnoLssALE Coaarroguort MiIICY4IIOII, awl dealers in JVIIODUCE, No. b 0 Water street, anti a Front mtroet, - 0/11..11N. JOILN DUMMY/4 - I" S. DILWORTHdt CO. ; Wzotsatuc ti . 0140C1114 Nos. 130 and I.92•Bcoundiareet, Dear bmitblieldi .1 awns —wm-Lioan rwro. 11 - 011)i FLOYD& 00.,W ilowmus Gm. u tUg Cothusime Ihnicswita, Nu. 172 Wood 2216 labittyotteet, Yittaborgb. Jol6 WLLLUI . BAWLEBY, WRoLsaux Gigoargt, A... 18 in4 - 20 . ,W00d dro.t. Pi tt. htugh. - Pa. • ice./4:dtt A • .EX AND 'it • LNG, "lIOLESALE tateeitlt,Thieorteref isoba Ammilio. 273 Liberty etivet, Pittatitirgh, Ya,. • mho _ ruoTLEL• BENNETT & SON, MANU- A." ikitialiuroi IVDIVE STONE CHINA AND CKEAM COLORED VANS,. , fi'Oiri6R " pan WARCJIIOVIII AT Na 14 FIII7II 8111=1. PIITPUIRQII, PA. Albtsayine enitenna....-a r .a. P. nazi: 4 MACIXINTOSII, .1:11LIIPM4k w. coreer,P ,011arawareete,' ear the City W Direr. of MAC AILL'S IMPROVED PA STEAM ENGINES AND SLIDE - VA nines - mid heel:Wyk. !laving pu bry - of large CakosAity of the been q „lir are, prepared to do beery Job bing, twilled Mork In thin line, trusting :hat 'by: promptness, the character of our work, to merit oldiepatro UM to our BALANCED LYWOSCILLAIMMIG-ENGINES, no .mbining hilfahtik44 hereSSllbfe - nniftalned in Chia class of WILLIAM taapHllL .......... .....AM6C rliCatt• 11LL1424 B4.IOTBILL & CO., No. 61 Poop .treat, below Marburg, Pltubtogb, STEAK BOILER MAKERS AND, Silk:L - 1 IRON WOE.IMA; Xasitifothwers - of lISRITRILL'EI PAT. ENT sonixa, Locumonv le, /MIER and CYL INDER 801LE113,, catILICLYBr-BESTuItEN, mays Bkv,./37DEAlt PIPEA,CONDENVAIS. SALT PALS, StIOAII,RADIA.,IIbOII XAWLsi LIFE BOATS. oto.Also, BLACKSSI.IIIiI WORK; BRIDGE Aod VIAD,UCT IRONS, &do at, Pio abort est make. All * owbow from. • dbbuw• ,PIRSOWI7 , pAostits .M.OOIIE, .61.A.Nth.oTtrzeutz or . an Dr.sx.sn to Ann nurni3Oi OUPptit-DIO- T/LLED PURL' BIM WHISKY mid FAMILY TlNXlaifilt, Noe. 169, 191., 193 and Lndhlrat meet, Deimos Smithfield and Grant streets, Pltteburgh.. Nlr.Priesteordemolltited. Highest market prios pad for ILIE. ,• Aar FiipelQll and all other poisonous ingredients' illy .enacted, by • Pro.bs new and in.Pr•••d• oclh t it/6EI'IIF. lIAMILTuIS & cu., _ • '. P.., iumurAcrytietiCtir • to., STEAM EDIQIERS, MACHINERY, t., to. toyUgti Q eiNVERANCE, No..N) Weroo. 10..Pituburgh maaafacturer or BOILER ILI VETfi, WILOTIOUTBY IKetd; COMMON AND ILtILHOAD, .of every description. , • • . _ drir Particular deed Or shaped 81.11 MS aid /ST ETS. largo or Una, made to order et abort nod.. A • • meortmeor corietantly no hoed leroklee 0 L HA.N T, suecessor , J. •of F. H. Oliphant, Manufactluer of HOT. PREMED NUTS AND WASHERS, CHARCOAL ,HORSIOE /RON and' NAIL 401/8, BOILER IRON and RIVETS. • FAIROLIANC EIRON WORKS, Fayette Co., Pa. 117 d. .Warelloass, 13 Wood at., Pittsburgh. r. A.:11121.11L........r.;. itxxxxxr.. cmienu. XCELS., ,1011, GLAS S "WORKS. - xi WOLFE,•PLHHHATT4 0 03 4 hrdle MA-InTrAC. "Imam .WArebtpar,v,No.• Wooe . .straet, corner of First,`Pirtsbuigh, - seb:lyd WALLA- RIDDLE' dc GO., Iso. '215 •1/ LlN:orgy street; opposite Sixth, Pittsburgh, manufacturers of WHIPS, LASHES AND SWIT4.III. ES, arid every description of LEATHEU BEAMED OrderisohiHed !kin the tie:de:in : l joodipremit• ty shipped Ns pea' brottuationo:. • fonnisedlyr . - • MEET}L. IIItAcTRD WITHOUT 11 kith"; Br nrrusx OP - AN APPAHLTUd WIAKEEHY itio . uatll.olo,llx.vAzizo BM .. llaq • aim weather la the tine: when the apperatm mn 'bensealto hatred advantage. Idedblat' . garners= 'alai' their bare had their teeth extracted by my proems. and ire rianly to tailtify ante the Welty and pdMeslueni of the opera tlon—whaterer has been said by persons Intere•tal In ,arrertltig the contrary, haste& no Ittrowl.die or may , . earAwnricrsr, 'METH Imertedin everystyks. .3 OUDRY'lnneasii) Litgrelthield at: 49eRat . .at#4 1 111,..D/OtTlit s r POHHOYSeli el 114 Fleig..iiiitier of lilaniatiid and . Omni meets' s :: Hareizaczi—Dr. A. IL. Pollock, -Hi% .TheodirsikabbAniti Russell Xrrstkt • M.Ya; 41 .1.:. 3 H.!.00.43A9C,104/fi'.: wiriaAjd . " ARA:I/war& m Pko v r imam Worm,. Roam, Yorroaosth sad .11 s•-• =utiles for money, Personm can mega LOANS afpnerr on reasonable tonna, Thole wialtLag to Invest their money to ',good a& yantatigt gears CAA Mt and mond clan fart gears aids 4":1 conennaltatiole madl terrhenr stitch;' 'confi dential.; , Offlico, -Omar mtr4; optiosite Bt. Paul's Cathedral. elaltt • ARCHITECTURAL. . . . ......... TAD: it..Bnp.; Ititi assiatant to ey charkowelb.wr, IZ[PLICIDDRAW INDS AND. APECIIfI=NB for all !kinds of Do'Wimp, and supariateods their eraattoo coa rework abl• ferias. • _Mk* cisi•Andstson" street; bitynsen issacock and Robinson stresitib4l bony City. i jel2 • i rf •• L ^lt • . • B sAgain NJ Tzar. Oftlee, inowilteinti n th r MAZILANDAPIXIIP/OATION; •Ibrßulldlnisotwityduraipika;lrorka iniperior .on moderate Ultra. - • ' snyt dly . . rIEURLOII6III3ritLUSLE, t 1 1I Mcf PIAIIO:IIhDSTICIL End be porter of Medoludabodrel lastmtments. ; Soli wet for, the HANDURQ T/ANOS,Qati: for lIALT. 'DAVIS{ CO.'/ out 2Eolesailittsehmeht4i.llo. Q ?Mb street. myS ilO/144‘ N S/1704114%Thitpkg rIAN°3t Allitememes, it; No . 1r 'between ,V,VI td,ar :,. HEWES _ e A - _ Nos. 27 and 2 dmithflald Street, PITTSBURGH. Pi. .ll.tiraciwat,L4ts. Comer of First suctLiitrty Warta, DE , 4 , WSTIitr. 111 IC; ite: 4•L'S• , :F.<I•I7••• • • y~~~... __ _ . _. ,y . . :was 's~ '' ~~.kra~a~ ,a`~~' AND COMMERCIAL JOTJRNA PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 25, 1862 Pl d.ros PIANOS. SZ2S beautiful Black Walnut 6„ii <aura CIIICKERLNG PIANO, fan Iron frame, New Scale, reduced from $276 to Jun rece OHN IL ME ived and for ale by feB JLLON., 81 Wood street. • - $250.-111 0 t 250. . . Ruxtrood G 34 Two elegantiAnt PlANOti, CIIICRERING, .4[0'41 Iron frame - Now Scale, re duced from IMO to 5250, Jost received and for wan by tee JOHN IL ht !CLIMB., 81 Wood street. QLMIING Burka • he,Cythare, by J. B, Woobbury—per d05..58 60 The Now Lute of Zion, by J. Woodbury do ... 8 60 The Aeaph, by Dr. Lowell Idasou, do ... 8 to The Diapason, by George F. Root, do ~. 8 60 Th. Sabbath Bell, by George F. Rout, do ... 860 The Jubilee, by William B. Bradbary, do ... 860 The Christian Nlnstiel, by Aiken, do 850 The Sacred Star, by. Leonard Morahan, do,• ... 8 60 JUVENILE SINGING BOOS& The Golden Wreath, 100th edition—per d0ren...13 00 .Tares Ilarp, by J. A'. Get o, do ... 300 The Nightingale. (( new book) do ... 300 Sabbath School Dolt , do ... 120 The Golden Chain, for Sabbath Schools, d0...160 -• All the above for sale In quantities or slimly by JOBS B. 91ELLOII, No. 81 Wood et, Jo2o between Diamond alley and Fourth et. J Eii BOOKS DCUMMING'S NEW BOOK Teach ne to Pray. The Young Stepmother. By Miss Yonge. The Sutherlanda. Under Current* of Wall Street. Recreation, of a Country Parson, lot and 2d neri Song. In Reny Heys. By Holmes. Ray's Conditntlonal Illatory of England. The Rebellion Illecord,lat and 2d aeries. John Brent. By Mellor Whrthrop. mhl4 KAY & .00., 55 Wood *treat. H othys ORKia•--ALDINI3 EDITION. The Work, of Thomair — Rood, In prose and verse. Edited by .Epas Sargent, Illustrated with eteel and wood engravings, elegantly printed on tinted paper. m small octavo. To be completed In six monthly volume*. • Three now ready_ BAYARD TAYLOR'S WDRKS—CArrow —The Prose Writing. of Bayard Taylor. In la small 8 to. volume. THE SPIRIT OF HEBREW POETRY, by Isaac nylor. LEISITRE HOURS IN TOWN, by Tito Country 'Ramo. WEINIWOOD'S DICTIONARY OF ETYMOLO Y, u nett edition. Edited by George P Mandl. for We by R. S. DAVIS, 93 Wood R. ROOKS I BOOKS I J.PMedicat Uses of Electricity--Garrett; Recreations of a Country Parrott; Queens of Society; Snare floors, by J. Brown, M. D ; Men, Women nod Booke, by L. limn; latcomb's Books; Good light, by C. Ready; Pommel Honor, of Lord Bacon; Life of Sir Philip Sidney;- B.torm in Many Keys—kt. W. Holmes; Poems, by Bode Terry; Liberty and Slavery—Birds.; Lectures on Apoodypie--Butler; Life and Spero es of Douglas; Hist° y ofaujieligions, etc., etc, ruha . .1. L. HEAD, 78 Fourth .treat n it ISUDEN kiASIER'b L./ Until Observations of the Rectum-Anne •• • Lontiguens Textural, giving their nature, sea a.m., symptoms, consequences and prevention . Bspecially alarmed to non-medical leaden,. By W Bodeuhsintr, ffiztt..jor **by m 417 1 8,188UT.2..Dev3 113.W00d et. MISCEI.I.I.rEO US C4RDS L - - - - -- YON ARNSTIIAL, IMPORTER AND Demaduslu the moat select brawls of GENUINE /Lk - VANA CAGARE, and all kind. of SMOKING ANDS CHEWING TOBACCO, !MUFF, FANCY 'MIMEO/LAU/I PIPES, TUDES,A..., &o, in great vnrintY. UNDER TUE T. GLIAILLEII HOTEL, Pittsburgh, Pa. N. it.—The Truk) irupplied as libena terms. STUCUA) WOKICSK. JAS. OWEN 6, STCCGO AND MASTIC WORKER, PAPER LANCER Azar PLAnTERER. 1 04 - CENTILE.3 AND. ORNAMENTS of all Elude furnished on short notice. • , All order. DR et No. Zit Congren street, iio doom from Wylie, or at Palmer's Wall Popes Mon, No. 91 Wood street, will be promptly attended to. .mhal •. CALDWELL.. ...-. --JOHN CALDWELL. IN. IL & EWE ADD °CALLAS tN MANILLA;KEMP AND COTTON CORDAGE, OAKUM, TAR, PITCH, ROS IN AND OILS, TARPAULINS, DUCK, :LIGHT AND DELVE DRILLINGS, ac., No. 68 'Mr ter and '7g Frontetttets, Pittsburgh. W. .YOUliti, successor so Cart . vrrlght Young,Wood ate...l, corner of Diamond alley, dealer In all kinds of CUTLERY, ..RAZORNO.UFIXSiT.EVOLVELLS, KNIVEB, SCIS -4301L5, GUNS, &c., Am. A large assortment of the above gouda ceastautly ott bond. mhl ACK.St.h. it " 'OW .-% , 0 BC PAULIN 4WD - D5.1144119 ill BACON, 'DRIED 13BIrdr„ LARD, 11NSS AND BUMP POll.ll, No. 12 Foon.Betrar; nOsillbo2l7, BlDebtrgli. ' - W...P. MA FALL, " DEAL ex IN '-ALL • PAPI•Zi Boaviaa, de:, No. ST Wood shoot, Pitial, h. Ja7 , DealerNSW. RATS, STRAW TRIM MINDS, and STYAW GOODS generally. 800 SELLERS, trc. LT AY .41i. 00., BoocessLLEßs AN.D STA- , "whom, Ito. - 68 Wood UMW, next door to tbe "owner of 'Thin], Pittsburgh, Pc scaoor., and IdAW BOO.HP notntantly on hand. . „ STATION ER', Biro.. 800. Iteator.crruaszs, AND Jo. l'amorz.s, tia 57 Wood Stmt. Pittabur i, ueIO ' ' 'sacs% . AND • STA• • rossa; Bir:7l,lrourth . . d r A po llo " Bidldiup. MEDICAL. ivimpic4L ce.my ;F::BODEIOLLIMR; N. D, 9P ill, TORII CITY, Waving . arriedd in Pittsburgh, will, aa usual, devote Gb excluaise attention to the Medical sod Surgicel treatment of Chronic Disewres, tkolee of the Loper Bowel, mob as Pilen,"ConstipstiOn, ; fletala, More, Felling ar the Boireldnrlitunr of the Dowel, Mceentlon of the Bowel . Be will ilsolreat the seri ous Chronic Diseaseeof the Womb, Itldney.Blarlder, 9c. Nis room areal tbeEtobougahela Wu" where homy be seen mid consulted from 9 o'clock a. m. to If o'clock p. a daily. , Patlents,ll limy desire it, will be;tPited in Ma PIA of Air • • ,drlowni F.T.TriROPOPIUM. -The perfection of thu Ineithrable Inspiration Is braising to miraltiod. Without deteriorating the medicinal' virtues of Wow, the Blurt le thoroughly ptarilledirans all the trazious qualities of the *W t. noes of fractures; burns, scab% fan_ ..Cerb__, " and etbergoinhal ' affections, rew7.7r,' and conttasions, ipsimaito on. and morbid 'excitement of body and mind, without taus eidf,` tiranota or" headache: These sdral• ' l r j ad a ir ic q i ttlitiestust tinder It pre4mineira In the list of opletra'' Prepared and sold by A. B. * SAADB,"'Drug. 'gists, 100 - Yalton'atreet; New York. Sold also by B. A. FALINESTOCE. CO., PIC& . 6 c'kl!",by Dragisli! , ge,,,r017. tobbilw-orla NIOTIOR TolowNEßs OF DRAYS, 'AA' HACK'S ' do.—Yotic. is hereby "fret so on omen of Itrail:Leart4 Dartistis. Buggies, 61, whether lent orsoutratident thstAty of Pitts burgh,* rittentsitnes St tbe TroAnarcee 'of OW City Plttlebsigh, FORTHWITH, in accord ance iiitta an Act of 'AstainblY; approved Ihrtb a°, 1801, aid an'Ordlnston of the Councils of the City of Pittsburgh, pmod a N o IWO. An Licesies not psi on or beano HOY is. wiltiso played in thy hands of the Chief Al Police, Atr collestiter, 'abject to hi. Roe orb° surtolor•the tton thereof, tend all germs who neglect or straw to - take - out Licenses will bey tabled s maith to bet XlZOtilted bane the Hoyor, double l b. Emma of • • • • The old meta! of• lifetime lean past be 'returned it the thin Idcarteseata takeb - out, or pay 26 men Stilwell*: • •• • • . • Eacti On EOM Vehicle ... ........... • '.....11 600 .Yarli Two Hone 00 H 0n e5.iah1ar10iVeh..—.;....r.....:..... 10 00 Zech Two e Ilecit.:t. • 10 00 Omnibeace MA Timber Wheals &awn :17 Two Horses, Twelve Dollen etch. for tech addition!!! Hone used !o say of the shun vehicles, Oro W. 'SCHRAMM. CU Treasurer. jlit I ENO " LE& N I , ......StAllo, : mate‘fretis pure Ity : . bad, and llamas!. edged try all to hay* no equal for strength and flavor; pat up in whole ball and quarter tin cane , and for ale at the Tamil, Grassi Store of • JOHN A. RENSHAW, • Corner Liberty and Hand stnsan—i 'DILEKLOAT 011411. - 14 bbln. kiln dtl64 Oieres'Oallfeif, tolierfor quality, jilt , Weasiod; also; Mae Oat Anal • and Pearl Barley for sale wholesale and !valiant the Penally 0100117 of ' JOHN A. BIANISHAW roblh Corner of Liberty and Hasa lareala; - - - .... 1 1 QYRU.e...4—In .etom ittd arriving ; per -,a'rinhayivihu ftweiroolaspiar. 160 tam mart'. eet,brolod 00106oa Ilyrop .-- - • tO !., , Moat: ono. , '6O " ' Win: Bottom * * OD_ .; MAO' do '. .. ~.] 200 " Prime N. O. Molasses. . toLAZNA . • . _ 11BITER 6k IL. . 4RA wung WAL • , . 8 L.e.kesit, iniri• .4 ; 7 ,5-4 55,4: ~----.11 1 1- 1 . --,: ::, .1 It , • 6, .. E . A lt lt 1, 61 , 11-1 , .6...,1:;6",6-12 *. It 71;60 ".1.46.0 • ..,,,-.., ;', ~ars.-vi.r..'"~4°rsi?:Y.~c-cx.~'a- i - PITTSR.O7R: Vittstruitk Oatt4. S. RIDDLE & CO., EDITORS AND PRoPRIET ORS, Publication Office No. 81 Fifth Stree MORNING AND EVENING EDITIONS, DAILY, CONTAINING THE LATEST NEWS UP TO TILE HOUR OF PUBLICATION. TERMS: - Mom"' EnrrioN-88 per MM. In advance, or 12 cents per week from carriers. Jimmie Eurrtott—s3 per annum In advance, or 6 mute per week from carriers. Emmost—Single coplo., $2 per annum Flys or more, 51,15; Ten or upwards, $1 par any= Irmariabls ho advance. ADVERTISING AT REASONABLE RATES TU SLAY MORNING, MARCH 25 [lnteresting Historical rect. Joshua K. Giddings eommunicates to the New York Independent a very interesting his torical Tact, showing bow and when the dis cussion of the question of property in man arose. And those of our readers who have been wont to look upon the venerable &Haim Whittlesey as fogyish in his principles involv ing theanti-slavery issues, will be surprised to learn that he, in Congress, in 1828, was the leader of those who denied that slaves are property. Mr. Whittlesey hold the same views upon that question as have been advo cated by Mr. Ewing. Those extreme anti slavery men who have fancied the ides that a person cannot be property is an original idea, with them, can see how easy it is to be mis taken. Mr. Giddings, in his article, says that In 1828 a discussion upon that question was brought on in the flouee ; and but once before had it been presented, when, with great unan imity, the principle that slaves are property was rejected. The case in '2B arose thus t In the war in 1814 a horse, cart and slave of hfarigny D'Anterive were impressed at New Orleans, the cart destroyed, the horse killed, and the slave wounded. A traits:was presen ted to Congress ; the committee reported in favor of paying for the horse and cart, but as to the elave'said "the Government had not regarded slaves as property, noripaid furthers when lost in the public service." Wben . the bill came up an amendment was offered grant ing eompensation for the slave.. Mr. Whittlesey, of Ohio, a member of the committee on claims, had repotted the bill, and he was 120 w expected to. defend and vindi cate the action of the committee. He was a lawyer f reputation, a man of :facts and 13gz urea, rather than a rhetimician. 'The indomita ble industry gave hint no somillnflnence, par ticularly in the department of private claims. Possessing great integrity ofeharacter,,he was at all times unassuming, and bedcover aspired to the position of a "speaking member," But with ht duty was Imperstlvedind he did not hesitate meet the distinguished gentleman who moved the amendment...lle spoke like a lawyer who had prepared his case for a hear ing. Avoiding all reference to fundamental principles, be applied , himself to the i,,w of the CllBO. He gave a succinct history of every Oaten for the loss of sloven thilliad come be fore the committee of claims since the adop tion of the Constitution. Ile Cited every re port that had been made, either in print or in manuscript, and showed that one undeviating rule had governed them all, land that was a constant rejection of every similar claim. He went further back, and showed:that during the Revolution, although many slaves were lost Mt the public service, none bad been. paid for. The question had only once beans presented to the House of Representatives. In-418, when passing a bill to indemnify persons:Tor prop erty lost is the Oldie service, a gentleman from South Carolina ,moved -an authdment , authorising payment for slaves, but the prop osition was rejected by en overwhelming ma jority. t was now clearly seen that serious work • was before the House. But Mr. Whittlescy was sustained by Mr. McCoy, a slavehOlder of Virginia, also a mamber.of thecommittee; the only man whu spoke against the amendment attempted in 1816. It was also knoisn that 'Mr. Williams, of North Carolina, a mail of great experience, and chairman of the commit tee, concurred in the report. These . stances added much weight to the argument of Mr. Whittlesey. • The slaveholdert, with the abeeeirZeeptiOD a, argued that slaves were property,. end the debate continued with great warmth for two weeks. Thb ablest men of the nation en gaged in it. The most breathiest attention was bestowed on every speaker. A pro found Interest and even deep solemnity rest ed on every countenance, whin suddenly John Randolph, o f Virginia, sprang to the floor. His ofibminate voice, now raised to its utmost volume, rang shrilly through the hall, and pointing his long finger to, ward the speaker he exclaimed, Lex im seri:au. M, the point ofL-law is settled, and you may 'cant on t 6 the `end •of 'the. dhapter; We do not dbpend on your views dr-humanity " Or religion ; and when pint deny that davits are our property, we shall not be found in this hall, we shall be found at hemd, with Urals in 'our hands." HIS trioeeeded to lecture Southern members for consenting to argue the question, and declared it to be that true policyito hold no controversy on the - subject. This policy was 'inippated by-ether Members, ;who pro . claimed the solemn determination oftlitientha South not to permit Ulla question 'Witte dis cussed. Perhapeno incident bitter illustrates the "madnessof the hoar" than the solemn assurance by Mr...Drayton, of South Carolina, that when this question should be agitated, the slave Stamm would "consider ti, batik of the Mimi." The vote 'was taken on the amendment and it carried by three - votes, and the bill' went to its engrossment, coming up the meat day for final passage. The debate was renewed, and a Northertrmember moved the reooturnitment of; the bill - to thecommittee, .in order to strike out the amendulqt. That motion carried, and the elitim for that slave was no more heard. From island . - No. 10.4 Cacao, March 21, .1862.--;tie dispatches you:have received from your correspondent at bland No. 10, and the Tull and complete grizim lent to-day from this point, Irendere unnemisary and- superrogatory any deserip lien of *Garr belOw. No expectation, im mediate Bureau are entertained by military - authorities, - If ouch' a result were desirable, which I strongly suspect it is xtotfifflut /stand. it extremely well abundantly able withstand the effects ofa bombirdment much more heavi, thin' that with which it has been visited." Tile - Mem have not yet been - put to their Mettli,as the work so !far has been accomplished by the mortars, whiob are entirely out of - and beyond - the range iof .any . metal the enemy posieesei: Nnum dur , fleet ventures within . point blank range of the- batteries; I apprehend such a shower' of shot and shell will be rained elan' tho fleet as will .seriously. try their -e4eirmol- We have neither Kirin nee . received the heav iest fire • thus . fax the engagement [St he oonsidered aa a sort of naval skirmish or at; tack between the advance guards of thirop posing forces. I know that nothing &Ulan le expected to be accomplished towirdi the' reduction of the enemy's works before Gahm day. To attempt to - Storm ^ the' island in its ' present' Condition' would be .sheer Madge 's , and could only be amomplished with ifnmeneet. slaughter. Commodore Foote is tool wise • a. ' Man and tamable a General to 'desire to . s,af.. doe oar , brave *oldie thus '? needlessly. 'The river is extremely; high and rising rap 1d1y.," It has already overflowed the grounds' iipoilvtileitWitTigt4JCldoliqr . and the dune be4ery there ark bginetemOret..as_ rapidly as ;sale and sent down the to be used the rethietion of th e-rebel bet, tarliss ourlichdand andelsewbird;lZort Cairo torciaterially - ,damigit-IM its outfiriirerlis - by thx - meh of waters,; bat (-know ordO probable .runthigency which`-will compel its abandon. - -Ment,•-.:cer,- - -cUp: _ i t J nex hekbeeieutirsduil ftva 101 cummand,'wd it' ii hoar bt itfaateir tbe • • we; Fri it t 11;t1 • 4411; Exodus of Contraband; Tare seems to be an amazing exodus of Slaves from Virginia to within our lines. A large number of contrabands 'have come into Winchester and Leesburg claiming the pro tection of our troops. In no case has one of them been delivered up. At Winchester,sixtir of these people came in in one day, and there aro several hundred of them at that point. All the reliable information respecting the re treat of Jaelron in the possession of General Banks was obtained from fugitive slaves, and he, at least, needed no new article of war to prevent him from returning-the poor fellows toy their masters, whether rebel or loyal. A letter to the New York Woridifrom a correspondent' who has spent mine time in the neighborhadof Manassas, makes the fol lowing remarkable 'statements: The "contraband," form an item swhich is certainly not among the least interesting. I saw, during my absence, bundreds#.-I think could truthfully say thousands—of both sexes and all ages,.bound toward Washington. I talked to many . of the negroes ' and I must alf 2 justice, that they are decidedly the .most intelligent and beet informed residents I found in. Virginia, and, they certainly convey ed :eatable information, making due allow ance for the extravagance and superatitien of theirrace. A'party came into Manasias early 'Friday morning. , They came 0 "itll de way' ,'from way down moo' to Elkton, 'bout thirty mile," the spokesman said. They ware chased once by the rebel scouts antra part of their company captured and carried back. The remnant arrived at Mantissas en the second might out, but did not venture ; into camp till daylight. "Because," the teadit said, "ye see we didn't knar . whai,'yojvis ticarid we s'posed mebby our soldiers was here—or what loos 'earn' yesterday. 'N' then it got light, 'rt we seen the old flag . fiyin', 'a we come right In; for we know'd It .was all right l" And the speaker hopped and uttered &chuckle of triumph, to express his joy. A fioek of nearly a hundred were stopped by Bull Run, the water being too high to admit of crossing. Every one had a package of motley contents slung arose his shoulders, but, beyond this, true to the improvidence which they have been taught by slavery;_tliey " tOok'no thought for the morrew," but were jolly and full of sag, only: thinking of >the "land. of Canaan" ahead. I overtook another band of fifteen near FairfaiCourt.lionae,andspoke to them. They came from " beyond Gppereille a good piece," they told me. They; with twb bun drea other chattels,hebinged to a widow lady who had &large plantation, and they conelud ed to work for themselves a little. Ten of these Were men and boys, three Were women, and two babes. MI the men on the plantation except these ton bad been " taken off down south" to work in the rebel army, on fortifi cations, as teamsters, bc. I asked if they had heard of Lincoln.- 'One Of the 'men, said they " hade't;: heard of ~ nctifin else hardly only about Linkin's array" In reply .to 'a question ae to how the blacks liked him, he said, " I dano ; if dey Links ae I do, day tinks he's one of de greatest men alive in de world I" I asked what he thought the war was about. He replied Without hesitw tion : '"I 'spose its to make ebery man earn dery own feed by de 'wet of dere own brow I" ' Bet there was a perceptible difference of opin ion on this question. One or two feared they would be sent back, and questioned me 'maid- I ciously as to their statue. When,they left the plantation, they said, they brought away.three hundred sheepeand fried to drive thew before Am into the Union army-,They were chased' by the rebel cavalry, an Bad tatake to the woods and give up the• sheep: , They _were fired at throetimes, but proved on and found our lines in. safety. I tasti,:quationed two , ether Dien - whom I overtbok'.` Thektepresen. ted that they started from Pimplier county' with nearly twenty others, hictitig in the, woods by day and traveling by night, bet that eight or ten men and women were captured by the rebel cavalry, and.the others had been unable tdcross the swollen streams.' They /Cala. the slava weteld.eonte. aymy 1(.16er could get away. Many,women have brotight, through all the perils of the escape, . young babes in their arms; and the exodus from. the "house of bondage", is marvelous. General Ainnter The friends of Gen. Hunter will bo grati-. fled to hearthat he has been assigned an in dependent command in afield where his abil ities will have fall play. The telegraphic dis retch Says , hid Department comprises the ' St.itris of SouthOarolina, Georgia and Florida. —a theatre :of action for which, by reason of his rightdons hatred of babied slavery, ho is admirably fitted. - Gen:'.Sherman, now at Port Royal or in that - iieinity, is . ordered to report to hiatus asubordinate. Generat Hunter out- ranks lii the officers in his Department, and consequently will have control of military operations within his district,- being subordi nate only to the President and Secretary of War. The Department assigned to General Hunter is an exceedingly important one, cov ering_three Statestind including Sarah Care firmer-the One- in whia -- the rebellion was `hitchoid; and' Wherethe ter bf °tail war were first lighted. We better° that David lleinter is the tight man .for the territory assigned to him. He has no superstitious reverence for - the "sum of all villanies." He know's' 'that slavery is the cause of .the war, and he 'hates it. He is an anti-slavery _man,, and loves liberty. He is one,of the fea,West Pointers whenever was corrupted or poisoned by. Pro slivery associations. His appointment is a triumph and vindication_ of the progressive element of the country. represents the do-something policy. 'He is for vigorous, de ' termined action, rapid marches, bold blows, close Work, and &aunt War.. He believes in striking at the vitae of . the rebellion, and slavery mast look out for . • The appointment ,of : Hunter, to command our troops, in. Beath C a rolina, Georgia and Florida is indicative of more than eppears the surface. It ii 'another 'evidence that the President is in dead wittiest and intedds to reduce to practice what he said% 'his recent Staincipation Message, that • lie,'woUld em ploy all indispensable means towards speedily ending the struggle; and -the: pro-slavery prints end, who have thought that the President was about throwitigttimself into their erebreini; wilt , he doomed re 'grievous dlsaPpointment.' " - ThaPessident hal great 'confidence', In the ;military skill inclgenhead qualities Of Gen., tinter,,rho ndpon*k_the 4imdry. arm of militiry science, end has prefollsdflnlemPt -for -- the defensive; — foitirvogi - walt-snd-do- ! tiothiligiiisteta , W) warfare: •lii:.Wilteves in. 'charging right on the seassh, and making the her fly. . The asatiument of this , live General bathe South Carolina Department maim" !tai r. Rebellion and Moron , . will got. hurt. Mark On Predh#l9n..• Eastent sitar cievtrguaia. A Baltlmore...oo,nrospoiidesit write. as • Ail - Noaresnivrom lrri Acnoirie.-,I had au in terview this morning with an Wilmer Purnell's Legion, new stationed -in the two; eastern shore; oonnties ; 9E, ,Virginia. Colonel Primill; the post:Master of ;this city, bae -re :alined, amid is simmeaqd Colel Leonard, df Et - Whaler, Lletitinalt a-- thilmiel and 'Meier ire also 'to be ' changed; Mali to the _aatishiation..of the-.men.. _My informant, tells uir.thitthrloyalty,ofithat Legion-:10 that it 'LAW, aarawdvalt all thijai*46ldirs think Of icthekpping of, their saves, which the-Lellien; Wenbaily employed catch ing, whenever required thereto ; to the infinitte . diarist of the privates, who hats - 'with Itnaf- , 'footed - delight:the enactment of 'the nefr,tati 4des- war; that there li' Si :sirSatfl . Whatever Ithis:alrigriphicr wires. reriOng; dein - to oapmCharles; , anlem the line Is guarded by; al suMehmt,foren.that nothag will maks that Et, loyal district of country but the marincilpiriiin of, the, slaves, who, the onit Unionists lie;,othi.iio,tb - 4. the snail farmers are -0.0.004 i?zi•iiityrri - [Or th e -summers-tha-Uri'-/argel alave,„ ;hol‘risitirelbolding Lel :CUR* elation forflongress was: held: , a day - or aro we bra It will not =ant to anything like.* rtireiarp.l tiOnWf Peblia sentiment.,.':: , ; „. Tea-Aboaintlii,ne-tlotunieielyes:i,Th e 411 . 14411% .0 am:hanging prisoners .of- 'Wing re. 'veered twenty-Ave hultdredtef their moo from :tie; oWelsed, they '-mihrivate -, to - ceilipkiicatti.iiithio e i pap., Obretitithithitinlbeil!ite „ is aaatzsc , SEINIM GA - MTTE Fidelity of a Contrabandl.Story of a Refugee ,Ftunily. A Union man named Smith has resided about six miles from Fayetteville, Ark., the owner of a tract of six hundred acres of land, with comfortable dwelling,strick, rim. Obnox ious to the secessionists, his property was plundered by. their foraging and other parties during the Winter, his place being about a mile from McCulloch's headquarters. Tho consisted' of Mr. Smith, his wife and child, his mother-in-law, and also a brother- James Watkins and wifo„,married less than a year ago. Besides these, Charley, the slave of Mr. Smith. Upon news of the approach of Curtis' forces to Springfield, the Secessionists began purse-. leg -all the Union men to hang them, and" Smith and Watkins fled, hoping to make their way to some of the Federal camps. The wo men thus left, in fear of 'outrage and torture, on their husbands' - account—if not death left their home on the night of the Sith of Feb ruary, with Charley as their guide and pro teotor, leaving the aged mother and ehild, who were unable to amore. On foot they wended their way, sleeping what they did sleep in the open air, upon such straw or litter as Charley could gather for them, and covered by the-sin gle blanket which he carried, and, subsisting upon the food which he carried in a . pair of sad dle-bags. He would have been se ised as mar ketable property belonging to a Union man, and the women regarded - theirown jeopardy as something more than that of their lives, if 'met Sr caught by the secessionists.' They travelled, he „thinks, about eight miles the .first day, (the women being feeble, and one of them in a delicate situation,) fording' creeks and avoiding the travelled roads. On one occasion, crossing a creek upon a log, one of the ladies fell in, and' was with dif fi culty ex tricated by Charley, who, as he said, "(mimed it on do leg," so that his mistress got hold of him, and when she reached this bank, he pulled her out. Thus, for nearly a week, foot sore, and with short and painful jour neys, having no shelter, and not seeing • fire, subsisting on the scant provisions which Charley carried, their slowly made their way until they first 'mot the advance guard of the Federal threes of Mudtown. Here the ladies were at .once oared for by the Colonel, while Charley was taken some miles on horseback to "Mister Sigel," who eistained him at great length, comparing his stories' with his own maps of the country. He was satisfied of Charley's' truthfulness, and Rave him a pass for himself and two !sties: From this point conveyance 'was given them to Springfield and Rolle, and thoy,arrivad in St. Louis en,Fridaypigm by rali—the faith ful Charles still their servant, pieteCtor and triond.• "110 exhibited the . irarlens liaises tar nished Mei. Ha speaks of :them with the ut most affection, ..!`l4reught dent cliffdrets said he, though not mhre than 37 yaws old himself. Whether Magni: fftirith- and -Watkins made their escape or .2164-the ladies do not know. One of them lied from his house in his shirt sleeves, and no intelligence has been received from them. ' ' Charley is , a preacher; he trays, and seems intelligent for his:condition, and manly in his . bearing. His wife, belonging to another master, was sold off tints 'Louisiana some months- Ago, when they began to rush the slaves Off from that section, is consequence of the' troubles. Charlej is anxious now to get into Illinois, where ho can find work to support these two Indies:' Says hb is stout and has a good trade —"can lay brick or rock, or work, on do farm, and airn enough to keep them." They are staying at the Refugee 11.01110, on Elm-street. Charley's narrative is artless and exceedingly 'interesting. Speaking of Mr. Smith, in an swer to er guanac:4.h° said : "He was a good master, bat I don't know whether ho is Mire or dead 'now." - The noble' [doodad's' and al , most heroic dokotion of this slave to that fam ily'deservo the respect of all righ t-minded per sone, though he manifested not the least con• seriousness of any special inerit.—MWour Deriaoerat. Itlethodism in Baltimore. A Beltiporolot.tof to . ,the Now York Evening Poet a r aye : • NEW SECESSIONIST CIIIINCII IN, BALTIMORE . The withdrawn Methodist preachers of this city, who executed hari-kari upon third - selves Menem of their rebellious and secession pro clivities have, some of 2 kipon, hired the new Assembly Rooms on lie r street, the usual show-house of the Ethi?pian Minstrels when in town, for a temporary conventicle.' The' Reverends E. F. Basey and A. 'W. Wilmot' held forth on Sunday last toadniiring, eurioue and sympatbeticaudiences. Mr...Riney read the stor.y . of Peter's sheet full of- animals, by way of Juilificatitin for himself and brethren, 'in deparating theinselvos from - their mother church, and preached most• unctuously from the eleventh verso of the third chapter of Paul's.letter to the • Collossians, in which it is 'declared that there in no respect of persons with - God, not. even bond or free,and yet the preacher withdrew from his church because it legalised thie very principle to.a certain 'ex. tent in the anti-slavery chapter of the Buffalo :edition of the Diicippne I World this, is it eel? 'IIe =deli most excellent abolition merman, proving' that God'recogaized but one distinction in the moral world,' and that was between virtue and' vice. c-Notwitbstanding . this apparent -anti-slasery effort, it is under -stood amongst the initiated that . this Move ment is to lead to the establishraentof a Simois- - pure rebel ehgreb, where w;gennine pro-sla very gospel can be preached, without . the fear of the Buffalo chapter before,their eyes. STRONG SIGNS Or A.1471-BLIVEii ELaCTION. Henry' Slicer, the old ' War-horse of pro shivery Methodiste,./uendene - eliaplain to the Senate for many sessions, hie been • degraded from a Presiding Eldership to the charge of a Reelects' Botha', Eatery sdo2 a year. This is certainly a stronger - eridence of a 'growing healthful condition of public opinion in tho East Baltimore Conference than any that has yet appeared on the carfare. And the promo tion of Elisha P.'Phelps, ono of the only two open and avowed , supporters of the Buffalo -chapter. against' mat-s tasting in.the Baltimore Conference,.to a Presiding Eldeilhip, is align that reaction in that hi favor of tho blaoltinants liberty has decidedly.set in So Mr. Lincoln's emancipation policy is already sholing Cigna of fruit in the Methodist ,Epis copal Church tlisl3tate. It:has also prompt ed' Blihop 'Whlttinghnia; of "the Protestant .Episoopal,Dlocese of. Maryland, to stir up his clergy in.the District of Columbia, byway of remembrance, that there Is a' God of Jostle, •whareignethi inrequiring of. , them to intro,. duce an ; appropriate prayer in the service of their aliurohes, eight days following the Sun day'after its meipt. ' : Mtput Crossing a,ltiver. . . Dr. Bellows i nf liow York, in his sermon on Siiriday, gave an 'account of an interview 'With:the President, in which ho iniecessfully endeavored to; obtain. his view, upon ,the sub iota. _ The Doctor aeked what should be, done with'the'slaves whirl, wore -- captured Ike' army Ildganeed.rr; The President hesitated a and thee, according.ta oaetom, related a little story, or as it might aptly he 41161 7 'a' pitabli:' lie said that a company: of elergy , ;• nten, , belitit onto at a eceilbrence,suddinlyle= , mired the to intentlionc" - hi4 14 4 1 !; , ki which most of theniMitt return liome, had been carried Tway 1 41 1 .17:fie - 41t4 P"' 'thisx the y stopped 'Walt% on religiets 'topics, and be-' debating upon how they "coma otess , "the -evethin; tiTer.' Otte- old Vaelsioned iminister, -however f was than:red - 2k keep ; mate 'silence throughout the' centiotirsteik atid iher *list ing a goodinaliy- Dow: in,-intaquAlspittei- Ilia:63ololitleinntrlihY,;!lo t,(4 give nisopißiett. Ilrbiethren, see fa, hire tihanyyeais,aidXiiersr have btarablele:tellliisw,-I.:iihonhil emit . 0 7,F:w it tA IF4P ; IFf i rg ITEM OitH---"-ADEEkir7-67:*76.ifd lcuAr4-146131AAN/TOXT . Ain; bLIED/OlNir .D4ve, regadltai biniirnt o(itrerlrghu• Aulaltz). rouge* their, 111 (attaterestias mad initime• tlio - Lectorei on blitilage and iiiiim:Debilltyv - Pricoaturer Drilios - ot '3ltaalloc d, .101glation, Weakness or .1,/yßecistan, Loss of Etiargy, atid , Tital.Pditer, tliti Great rßoial levllVazol thole Ma 154146.454 re 'in* Imaltauthlol.Fol4os, Zacee Mr Itatuzitvor Tiplotitt4vionVolologi. and NI:. tufs's !fowl:Three Idtaluable Aiectorre ;ben been 4116 mania enlightening and nybig Thenmindn. and: . • trill be tiverned-lEntei enreceipt ri roar Btmm. addrenlnx LUXIBBTABIL, horialau Coblmt otAtat • omy and 3t Icia6; - 6C3 Bioadir!,f; New' ' —sztrltlast • - :1.7 • • •00 :C Tati •46 L7e.a. 11 • 1 4. re* ask* ^ ' BOWNraSV-M,Zil' • „ , ..M.Vacidttratt,,_ 1G478 iiNCE4kUTUAL LNSURA NCR COMPANY, F IRH OP PHIL ADELPRIA,•OII BUILDINGS., IimItdor perpetual, IiIIABOUANDISR,' TURN [TURN, du, in 'INSURANCE, BY THE ItELI- town or country. 0211.5. lie. MIS Walnut, street. . CAMAL, 11,510; *WAS 90--Invested as follows First Mortgage on Improved City . Proper._ .. _ ty, worth doubt. the am0unt.... , ...---.ltAN°a° 00 Ground tent, first clam.— .„ • ,2,4e1l 50 Penna. IL R. Co.'. 6 per cent. Mortgage Loan, 130,000, City of Philadelphia, 6 per cent. Loan.— NAM CO Allegheny county 6 per ct. P. IL IL Lunn' 10,000 00 Collateral bonds, well 2 • 500 C° Ifunthookm and Broad Top Mountain Railroad Cmnitattr. mortp t m 4,000 011 Pennsylvania Railroad Co. s Stock.. 4,600 Stock of Balancer Mutual Insurance 24,250 Stook of County Tire Innocence CO.. • •L'ail) to Stock of Delaware AL S. Insurance Co—. • 7W to Cominacial Bank .. .. . 11l Mechanic.' Bank do ... • 2,012 50 Unlon'ill. IntrurtmcaGa.'s - 13crry • ' Ito 60 But Receivable, business paper...-.......... -16, 0 ...57 18 Book Accounts, accrued Interest, etc....-. 6,216 72 • Cash,unituusd and In hands ofagents.....' 11,6%5 15 • $308,598 90 ChEM Prprianzt. aixFoiosi: Clem Tingley, • Samuel Bigluan, Wm. R. Thompson, Itotert Steen, Frederick Brown, Wm. limner, C. Steremon, Beill• W. Tingley, John B. Worrell, bluebell ICU, 8.111 Jacob T. Hunting, Smith Bowan. Jas. S:Wobdwitrd, John - Blareo,,Plttab'sh. ,NCILIIAN, &aviary. J. G. dont. Third'and Wbod.street. AND INLAND IN=; BIIRANCE.—INBMRANCE: compezty OY NORTH AMERICA, PIIII,ADELPIIIA.. Incorporated 11711.—ClaidtaL 1400;001. • . Amite, January /0, 11150....—...„...........41„119.124 GE A.RTIIIIR Priakkatt. TIMIAISB PLATT, Beerefury.. • • TN&JRANCE CO OP . TIEE 'STATE . . - • OP PENNSYLVANIA, TIELLADELPHLi. Incorporated 1794—CapIcal.1200,000_. Meets, February 1 , 1 & 59 ,...—.,.. - ....4:,:.:41443,608 UD Atilt 111 D. sagausapi Resident, WILLIAM HAWED, peondary. . - TTARTFORD FIRE. INSURANCE CO.. HAItTFOILD. Incorporated 1810—Capital, 11500,013. • Amts. May 1. ....-5014,754 53 IL HUNTINGD ON, Pry:an:krt. 71110.41 ALLYM, Becrelary. sr' Insurance iu 'Lite, above old Mid rellible Com• ponies ca . ., be obtained by application to W. p.4prIES; Aged, felEndly 87 Waterktr. WESTERN INSURANCE' COMPA -11 NY Or PITTSBURGH. R. MILLEK, 'Pr s eakloa. G. 11. GORDON, iiieciretery. • • Oaten, No. 82, Water street, Speuair Co.!. Ware. • boos., op statre, Pittieborgh. traisiantre ageing aft - kW:4"V Piri,isi4 Marine /Rib. A Home lassogsi Directors mho are peg /sows is the eo r sisss4p.tteet Pita Car• doter' 4,proloptnese owl toleratity, io tegisanhe eheengefer which they hare aarinebei,'ed . 6.fekvig the teal inieteetim to these who dais Sets flawed: '5, • • ASSETS, OCTOBER 20,1850 Block Accounts 023,000 12:0 Rortgagea ..... ..... 2 ,16 0 0 0 Wilco. Furniture . ' 250 00 Open Accounts, 7,609 00 • Dash: ... „.. .- trre2.lUteCNorte. 27,695 14 Rotas and Bill, Discounted.- ......... 174,075 12 .W. 2 51 tgl Andrew Ackley, Alexander Speer, Laid IL Long, Kees J.. Tliopuss, Ilehj, r.llakoael4 John IL teens. DIRVCROBS R. 1111tilinr,.Jr., Jame* McAuley, Nathaniel Holmes, °eerie Darwin winamdEr.stigita, 0-W. lateketaon. thygl:l M. ominox: skrdan, CiTizErws INSURANCE CCJSIVANY .Or PITTSUURGIL liiiirket and Water streets, second Scam. • WM,'BAGA LItY, ivirekteni. SAMUEL BEA, Beeretary, Inearei Steaatboate and Carigiic Insures against kw and damage In .the navigation of the Southern and Western Mier; Lakes and Bayou, ani the navigation of the Saha, t'jt lb:mares agatust,losa and.danutathy,Sra,..,, DIMCIT11111: Win. Bagalay; z. M. Kier; • j W ". . Il r .tii j :tOn, • ..I ° ..l ' . ' i llVre'r, B. irJ01:101.' ' ' . fl: Ihrberigho Reese Owens. - ' .:, :: J. Oaldwillart, Bon. T. M. Howe , . Sohn S. Dilworth, Barclay Preshni; •• • .I.lheriot: H. Mng Goorge Bin ham,' L , -- ••• ••,-- t1:36:1 - partaimuillA iontk . ANLI Lint: INSUP,ANCE COMPANY, No: ICI Cement st, erponite the Ctitkeem Mom. • • .. Capital .1111 1 1.10J—Aamta,4304.01a, will make ala,klads of Inantanco. dada?' :perpetual or:limited, on caw" , doserlptiotibl Prcilarty or Mer Otunlise, at aeasonable intavallieframlutn. 4 .M. w.BALDwis • Pict' PYesfdaat P. BLACKIIIJUNE, sccretio. • • Dr0c21610." ' -,. ''' ' Zipeph , Pant . . o.litiei 11.- canai • . JohqiClarte",. . . J:S. ffiprONS • 'J. G. 00.VNINi dgeta, .. mar Thind ouutWoml mtrcets. Chan. Baps,' R. B. .E.oglish, Geo. W. If ein;rti, P. E.'filaiery, TNDBAnury AGAINST. LOSS BY YIBZ.—/KANKLLM PIMP. INSURANCE COM- PANY 01 PiII.IeADRLPILIA. Ofbee, 11:55 and 4.37 Chestnut street near 7111 b. Statement of Assets, 3;;r3' -ilk 1800,1 i rublisbed . agreeably to an act of Assembly, Meng— Meat kformaceS &Mph' sectiied. ' 00 B. s . P ri es nix7 / 4 ".4'3 k aniPie' tkaltirsi ,..... • 09 Real Tata, - A' rkiioB,3l4WPOiit 102,945 00 Stilcb4lPtment te e of 00 Notes and Bllla Beceleable .IgMl . 00 00 ear The onl GS y prolate from preintiiiir4itich tide Company can divide by Lt, are trovn,rivlts which 'have been determined.' lesurance made on am doped Aka',math In town and country, at sites aes lows, art - -watent Nuns their Incorporation, a petiettof:thhty years, they have paid lawn by'llynto an molted pteding Four iftlikieue Ihritmwtherebrkitolding evide nce of the advantages of Itunuance,.at wallas their shill. ty told diipostlon to:meet pielnidoeue all • - Loam n rum Loom pala fluxing She year 111151EL„.....::4106,086 . , lr Obazlm N. Bonclutr, . lama 146,-.,.... Mordent! D. Lawn, ' .Y.Utob 112/Wtit,', 'radio'l3 Wagneri . Edward .1)111e, Darld:B: Brown, - : i. , . - 0100.,W. Bkhards, Swat Onuit, LEL . . ES ... ; Ognage Falaw eridea, OIL . BAXVICEIC 'EDWARD 0. itrAm Vitif:Preadna. pro tn. , , ". 4. 8"111 1.=talt - 00171 Apest, hut:. Mat Northeast our. - .Waailli.ThW ea,. AA LLEGIIENY - INSU Wil3E cum ' , ANY Olt Prnsapap...;,l4kl,,, Ac0.,37 fifth street, B•iik Block. Dm , " aP..S klai BD , ' i l t d -Moing BM". 'ISAAC JON'S& ' • • - .101111 D.llools•4ll;,Vici.r, :• D. ag. BOOK, Becnoyjr...`.l_,` Capp.,WK;Dkkk likagnsl den: ,: ...: 304 ,, ._ ,-, iz ' • 'il. IL Staribit , Capt. "W.lm iit!" 3 4 E. L. 31.0142 w, :2 . : 1 ,3bUir.-Palric lsaar Jana, 41. Hassey; C&D I Gray, Jo Irata, Jr., ritteretack • twinsTrOsß wog t, Sewing Machines, ko.riTrrrix triaziT. Pitnist*,cf. . PALM OP wont ILL/11018 6TAIV.1111141r; wingovlarer STA= WA STATE Tan "t ;PirmarruczY iSTI - Trairdralpgli 13TAn wit-. N. :I ETA= 1 71 4knint diatilieekethellieda. Noliaeleslas)ituta; • ASUGHOIDIT- noNzir wk.. minima 'end ether Ol*thm* INS aMtftartisititration; • kV/4 effst * - ntPuovro exwnick xectaitnc, - as yaw - PILMILM3, MI6 htereased etelideace kid merits en I=rf it it? Loki Jfinal i eladma d Wat im m • thlneet fabrics. makes th u t il lork ve eid.hdkintiposiable't* award, with the einemtial natantage Whir aids bethekkec lonian no ridda herhillben tho upd.r. side—As simple La ometmetien, mere nasal La mow. , ibent, sad name durable thee anyettist .: . 4 , 1 give lob- initc,io !ROW plakilarchamit low °^ 3 r.lariltOlet.taltebjfagsohl4 dal% did•hui • _ Wieland tectieLlon.tlssiente sesclanci tad wantuit It be throe yam. • • Cfrealmr,, etetatelhi r teseMMildeldAnutediee of the NOen. sen.and amp', evtlig pricey, Aka: tithe 1111510,1361. in pence he letScra.:. , • P.I / 1411 aV it' .*"33e ' *l4 W t hl&iiik i.4l. • 7' . .1 . .f• i j 4.i,L1',74 . - '. M=EME!EM H. L. &rson, Z. ,Lothr?p, Bolt. Tu4gd.l Cline. Lela'rid,
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