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4."1.
-TIIIIIRSDAY MORNING, sußqg 27
- • Apologizing for Kobe.
" We weri never more surprised than when
we read the following extract, in so rts
speetable paper as the New York Clew
• - monist' : -- Atigrovrter+-, In refereneelo the triad
ment Wendell Phillips experienced at the
7 • hands of 'a
mob in Cincinnati:
4 '
..**pins Vallandigkati or lir. 'foot , :
bees ,should plumply say in a loyal city
_like Cincinnati I—the blood of whore Ems
has flowed like water in this war against
disinion, that they were open advocates of
disunion—would not the people be justified
- in vindicating their loyalty at once, and in
- • punishing the traitors? Would thole who
:now lament Mr. Phillip' pitiable flight,
shed tears for V.--and V. aforesaid We
,1•111114. not. But. Whemis the line to be
drawn? . an. abolitionist Insult the
...memory of our (stem; so bring our Union
Into disrepute With his blasphemous raving,
iii still go unchecked and unimprisoned
bb there no hick.' de'ecsekel or order of arrest
- Jot this clueortraitors There would be
. ...Posen and „Willie if these itinerant
ter were made to keep company with some
-s - pf-Aur !tat* Alritioners, But least of all
we hope or wish to tree sympathy for
. , the fate of any man who proclaims in the
' midst of a national calamity his identities
_ tion with the mad spirit that has loaded'
the nation with debt and dug thousands of
- graves along the border line of North and
South.
• IWO,* first place, if the Cbsuisreiol was
poesered of moderate intelligence of
pass
ing events; it would have that Mr.
.:4:P4411:ill vo
did nat'aw himself a disunion
tat . ,
whatever the telegraph might say, 46-
- .7 .: tivse Ise has repeatedly in New York, in
IC:W:64l4ton, And in Pittsburgh, declared
-. - positivalk to contrary; and that he was
r ‘iiiiion, and for the whole Union.
the second- place, the most moderate
~ .A. , ? f linortiment would have shown the edetor
Pleat the mobbing dial colarlae from any
..
. thing said *on the occasion, but was a pr.
, .
'waterbed -outrage on the - rights• of free
"Pesch. Decent people do bet carry rotten
IA their pockets, and orderly citizens
do not visit crowdedusemblies armed with
tirfittA boils:calves and revolvers.
- - the third Piave, Wendell Phillips did
not; ohtrude himself upon the people of Cln-
Obit:sit; but was there by invitation to leo
. Saki In behalf of the Sanitary Committee,
• *Md. se his opinions were well known on
.
Ili . subject of slavery, nobody was com
lielled to hear him but those who chose to
-;! - -dd•eo,.and tite , :witibing was quite as great '
vaixage upon the fifteen hundred order
, • - •
Arttitirens who went. to 'hear, and • heard
- with approbation, as upon Wendell Phillips
hintselt. • -
In the fourth place, it is gross injustice
is nothing in' Mr. Phillips' *awe
to excuse it—for the editor to
him "with _the mad spirit that has
folided .the nation With debt," rte., unless
the.
.oractereki means ta join the New
- York Herald . and the 'Arprrat, in laying the
blame .of. this war upon the Abolitionists.
A . Mare patriotic, and a stronger Union
sprieji i inr.not..been delivered than Mr ;
Phillips delivered in Pittsburgh, and the
is 'said of his remarks in Cincinnati
'
by the *diet:ire:there. True, begins to his
Ode' lit by different road than that par
_ Sired by some Unionists, but he is quit* as
~.elneere, and we 'fume no doubt the result
::.Will: show he is quite. as prudenr and as-.
nitwits !hey. -
The spirit of the'Whole extract is wrong.
It is an apology for mob law to put down
the right of.. free speech. When this jewel
ot onr - bonstitution le gone there in nothing
lett ailiberty wortS the name. If slavery
littieeisored to be assailed by argament, or
lu
. ntue,- . or mu:vituperation, if any one
,ohootteiiitandulgeln it, it is high time we
.I„,lextittlieottrliint;marks, and see whither
.Weariedelftleg, especially see slavery is now
mississ4 the life 'of . the nation, and can
May be charged with haying "loaded the
cation With debt, and with keying dog the
thouainde graves along the border."-
_ A little cuter a yearago, Mr. Yancey made
n'speseilnieincinuati, in the same opera
hop'in`which he threatened disunion, if
Lincoln was elected, and Id** . threat he
Ilia sines caniedlitoexecution. The seine
;•wileribblemhich mobbedMr.Phillips heard
him patiently. Suppose they had mobbed
''bra; . irould the NSW York ediblr have sp.
lreyed of it, or does he think - :abolitionists
onty ought to be mobbed. If mobbing is to
. '"„110, - ;:the rule„" a fed' reoklese Individuals
Istlad.disturb any "assembly, and even visit
..epochseditor himself the punishment be
- ostieMS to Justifyin. the case of Mr. Phillips.
.. 1 .. t ,Tiu 9 1 or? AID litrirea.—The New York
• Pitt gays that Ihkior : Otinerb Fre
i, •
potkhand Hunter, with their familieik have
the Anna% HOWlllduringthe kat tan
taw Petrol"' I. here arranging his pri
*hta _ afteire, Hunter only swath!' the
„went of the steamer for Port Itoyal. Beth
liertivali have important teaks sot before'
*do, awl , wilt delay to it departure a
iti
etagle•t hoar. Fremontieleek-
Ins Ilifitwk. and hearty, and is *emir le be
inWthejaddie one more. Nunter b pre
. tpatTwite , prth forward the oeltunns at Tort
as Mei can be moved.,
Rasits
prir Winans., the' pliant sew
.
tr...,:0f the Monitor, is still very la. TA
joins , ti:ropt ens of his Mends, dated at
?tiidity; says: "Eryalislas
if tint, - and for two or throe days
we'leippikfer his lite. ii is rallying a
llt
dn Whir; and Witiejny,' wife and . his wife,
and axis anztix /I °P e l • kin k hi m
400;14 will;be awfully gleaned.
11101$1111-halitA#l3ormiouuaii of lia`ow-
nos _that he litis flint nisi who 4Tek t hi4
'seers f tnn.jnu ihelL . _bnrstziritbin ten
testifiesit f:filShil and ilie.toilell-of„it."-,
liepublieso. Centnit Cooa.mittes of
,j-411ttei.tras hail Joined ixt address to the
Ig,, wi4ati• passage
. _ . .
•
. .
Cfoldiallywelanning patriotic .cdthisse
do4peratlng withtheim in ill
, to sustain the governument.:::
A
uland -national; beams of old effete
- lesaniSathuo otnitiolled by
,Seendoubtful influences.
will best sustain the cope=-'
deft the Republican' , ban-
the Nahville L `received
treoiti&l is Now York; ti*
• of the vessel is ear Sid bj
2 1 . 11eatiot - )s The st4fl:
- .Ch&i*lni
Jut petfer the. Corilisiteth:
4i-Nzitiler'fi,
lie-bough =
Ceral government, sad si .e
•
Captain Rogers says the lighting wu
terrible. A larger portion of our troops
being armed with the common hunting
rifles and idiot guns, charged the enemy
time. and 'slain; clubbing their guns and
driving the enemy; who were armed with
the -beet -of ripe,' from their . first. position.
Thd oniony'. gained:a aineh stronger posi
tion, when; from the exhaustecistate of our
troops, they fell Vick.
When, it bename known to the . troops
that Gen. McCullough was killed, they were
frantic with rage, and his command fought
like demon., charging at time., and putting
to light !To times their number. ,
Gem Metintosh fell-at the . head of 'hid
oseumand,warly in' the actio n; also Gen.
Herbert.
.Gen. Price received flesh wound
the.arin the first day Of the fight.. Gen:
Sleek, of :the **out ; arthy, received
mortal 'nand:
Therewere a great many officers of lower
grades killed And wounded; and it wilt be
several days yet before an exact. list:of tbd
killstand wounded °snide 'got at. - •
'Our kies In '`'i•taind - numbers is eitleuited,
:es tMd ; Lopsaad, killed end ' 1 7. 0 04 10 4:
4 1absnis," to • the
Charleston. Merestryi - • denies that there I.
:any Onion;entiment theta, II says:
Ae ooneerne the aeoonat of the joy of the
'people, of. Florence on the visit of the gun.:
boats,- And upon seeing the old ray, the
!start sad stripes, it Is 'a point-bbink,jet—
abolition' life. . Not 'a :lad of Fleir 7 .
ones went to see them,. or desired - to
Lad any communication with WOlll. /nOl
were held in utter_detestation by e,sej soul
eitthetit exurbinn and hi..'wlfrq a tailor from
Vermont, named Hyde, who had been living
here for tunny. pork ' , They went dowt to
see, Cheats and were glad, hat nobody els*.
T Hs says .
they have.tbo Vermohterlit jail
it! charge of stialing.
anoilionnent of
gees is skorinollne story reported by an
~Ltr. f osrt trees . -
"A wisithy'Arab; molding nsaithe lion. , I
liars of Almnem; lately paid, hi. drat Matt'
to Algiers, and was presant•at a ball. On
Ids return home he, said to his .wises:4
',Whstmine stratums Ostia .Zrettalt wo
lien grit '
;.Would you believelt? they alt•-
11 10 1 1 1 1 41 7 te4 2 7 1 .9 2, '": 4 1 41 0 ,14 1iibr0110;
--4 4 1,14'f-Stieli!eraitheddeit fervor:.
'#o**, 41111,ANKX44#90:"
Nide stale
Mr—flrnold; Illinots,..bittoduced th e
,
'following *H. ott Mondays J4 - fie House.
It iitti - refer6l to the Comiithee on Ter
ritories:
A bill to render Freedom tuition"' and
Slavery sectional.
- To the end that Freedom may be and re
mate.: forever the fundamental law of the
land,ln all places whatever, so far as it
lila Within the powers -or depends* upon the
action of the. Government Al the . United
States to ittake it so; therefore,
- .Be it Owed by. the Senate and House of
.14FWesentatioes of the Uhtted States of Awe
ire iri vas Asierab/ed:
SECTION 1. That Slavery and involuntary
servitude, is all .oases. whatsoever, other
than in the punishment of crime whereof
the party shall have been. duly convicted,
shall hereafter cease and be prohibited for
ever in all the following places, via ,
First: In all the Territories new exist
ing or hereafter to by formed or acquired
in any way.
Second: In all places purchased or to be
purchased by the . United States, with the
.assent of the Legislature of the several.
States, for the erection of forte, mapsings,
arsenals, dockyards, and other needful
buildings.
Third: In all vessels on the high seas
and on the national highways, beyond the
territory and' jurisdiotton of the several
States from which or to which the said
vessels maybe going.
Fourth: In'all places whatsoever where
the National' Government is supreme or has
exolusivnjurisdistion and.power.
Sso. 2. That every person now held, or
attempted to be held hereafter, as a slave
in any of the places above named, is here
by declared to be free, and the right to free
d= hereby declared may be asserted in
any-of the Courts of - the United States, or
- of the several States, in behalf of the party,
or his or her posterity, after any lapse of
time, upon the principle that a party once
free .ii always free.
In noticing this important bill, the New
York Evening Past, most cogently and prop.
tidy observes:
Mr. Arnold's bill will, we trust, speedily
be reported by the Committee on Territo
ries, to which it was referred,and brought to
a vote. it is a clear assertion of the prin.
olplea on whiohour government, was found
ed,acid it proposes to terry oat those princi
ples in &mintier entirely constitutional and
eminently wise. It has another good qual
ity, in that it define* sharply the position
of this nation towards the rebels. The
corner-etone of the "Southern Confederacy,"
according to 'Mr: Stephens, is slavery—the
corner-atone of our national government Is
freedoM. — There - slatery is the nil; here
freetionila the rule.
Se carefully does the bill guard the rights
and privileges of the States that, in the
third paragraph of section first, slavery is
prohibited in all vessels on the high seas
and on the national highway; beyond the
territory and jurisdiction of the several Stets
from which or to which the said semis way
be going. There Is here no undue &sunup
non of power, no trenching
on- disputed
ground. The more ardent, opponents of
emancipation measures are such confes
sedly on the ground that slavery is a local
Stato institution, with which, where it ex
ists in a State, the national Government
has no right to interfere.
We hope, therefore, to see a gathering of
the true men of all parties in faros of this
bill. dll friends of liberty can here meet
on constitutional ground, and place the
Government where the founders of the
Union meant it to stand, and where it stood
while'Waahington, JefferFen Madison and
other distinguished Virginians were at the
_helm- Moreover, it places us squarely op
posite to the enemies of the Union. They
rebid to make slavery national; we fight
to preserve the Union as it is, with freedom
nationaL They strive to overthrow the
constitution because it does not make
slavery universal; we light to maintain it,
and with it the principles of liberty for,
which the fathers fought, and which they
made the corner-steno of their oodstitutien.
Froni Dixie', Land
We give below the rebel account of the
hattls of Pea Ridge, from the Memphis Ap-
Pod. It will be seen that the rebels admit
the death of Generals MeCiillongh, Mcln
tosh and HerberVaud that Gen. Black was
mortally wounded, making four generals
lost in thalight :
Fort- &nig, March als,lBa—Our troops;
under Generals Van. Dorn, Prigs and Mc-
Cullough, engaged the enemy toy three
days, the 6th, 6th and 7th, at Perry's Ridge,
In Benton county, (hie State; near the Mis
souri line.
. The fighting was the most desperate on
;word. Our loss was immense, that of the
enemy_ unknown. Generals McCullough
and .Mclatoakt were both killed on the 7th
inst.. Gen. Slick was Mortally wounded.
General PriCle was slightly wounded in the
arm. CoL McCrea reported killed. Col:
Sims slightly wounded - in the arm.
Our forces are now In the rear of the en
emy, and driving them seuthward. They
are whipped beyond a doubt ere this. We
are expecting later intelligence every mo
ment.
Geri. McCullough fell while leading his
_command to it charge. - The bodies of Gen
erals Mclntosh end McCullough will arrive
this evening. . •
Fort Smith, - NorcA llth.—Capt. Hickory
Itogers arrlyed :here yesterrday in charge
of the ammunition . wagons. •He brinp
with him °Metal ind some itri.j. Interesting
details of the battle between oar roma and
the enemy at Elktiont,lonr miles from the
lihwouri line., .
Nave *widen
A Bali/More corresiondent of the Nevi.
IfOrkßeesim - y Post sits •
The case of the slave killed by his mas
ter in Charles county, recently ventilated
in - the newspapers, IS substantially admit..
ted by of the slaveholder's' neighbors
in the Baltimore American. The attempt
to escape from the charge by pretending
that the death of the slave did not result
from the punishment inflicted is regarded
by everybody in a slave Slate as confession.
This is only one of teeny similar cases con
stantly occurring in the domains of slavery.
And yet this is the system of oppression
that Northern apologists for slavery would
see restored to its former status in the Union,
which it has taken up arms to slay and de
strop. Out upon all such miserable sym
pathy for iniquity t If they stood in rho
shoes of poor Jack, how changed would be
their tune'
DIVAITATION 154.3 LI3SBUIIO.-TllO rich
and thriving farming lands about and near
Leesburg have been devastated by the rebels,
and they look more like a waste that an
inhabited region. The small farmers have
suffered most severely. Mr. Thomas
Elisann's estate, about a mile from Leesburg,
is stripped of all Its fences, and its out
houses almost destroyed—though the man
sion was not disturbed ; a very costly edi
fice. Just before the rebels lett they barn
ed some 4,000 bushels pf wheat in the
stacks, belonging to Mr. Swann, who was
the late Mayor of Baltimore, and resides
there. He estimates his losses and injuries
at some $20,000. This is only one cue in
a hundred. The people who are left behind
express themselves as disgusted with se
cession, but they leave it to northern sol
diers to put it down. They are still under
the poisoning influence of slavery, and
dread the crack of the slaveholder's whip.
SeerWON IN
of
Ref.
Mr. Craeraft, of the Church of the Epiph
any, Philadelphia, formerly occupied by
the late lamented Dr. Tyng, has been forced
to resign on account of his strong Union
principles. In his farewell sermon he
stated that he was literally starved out of
the Church, as his salary was purposely
withheld from him, and be was bombarded
by anonymous letters from his secession
Church members, requesting him to resign.
Secession is by no mean. confined to the
South. There are 'rebels In every part of
the country, who deserve the offices of the
hangman quite as richly as Jeff Davis.
HP'ACCIAIL WOTICES.
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BANK VAULT IRON VAULT DOOR, AND
ITBRI,LINZD BURGLAR-PROOF SAFI
KANUFADTURBRS.
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by the YOUTH OT BOTH tumme, which ammo ou
many ologrortag eymptosaa, It unfits them for Nor
doge, and la the greatest evil can befall MAN
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See symptom. enumerated Li ednrtisement, and
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And mud ler it at 011011.
•
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ties excite the just wonder and wonislement of all
who hire ever given It a trial. Over four hundred
certificates of remarkable wet performed by it with.
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MEETING OF THE 101'OCK_:
HOLDERS ' OF THE rirrasueott AND
00A L HILL TURNPIKE 00M PANT willbe held
at the TOLL ROUSE of said Road, (near the city
Una,) on MONDAY, Harsh alst, DM, 2 0"PloeR. P.
tn...roe the'iputpose of oonsblerion the propriety of
gluing 'tip Alto Llurfer Of ssfil Road. btodtholders
are pullenlarly requested to attend.
ALEX BRACKENRIDGE, Pies'L
WILLIE BOOTEIE, : . .022
Idanoniorrtz, re., Fob. Inti,iintrL
•
-ELECTION for -.President and
"Ir Ili Directors of the MANCHESTER SSA Y•
LEGS BANE will he held at the Banking Hones, on
9ATURDAY7 the 2Sth of Hush, 11562, betWesn the
hoary of laud -"
Amendments to the Constitatiun DT the Beak will
be submitted to tho-Stockholdets et the mam4. mt.e% -
Ins. fe27:lutus THUS. H. tJP.DIKIL
MMEM
MOM
M. Wersow, of Allegheney city, will be .
norolidato for nominotion to the &bora oflio4 in tho
Oonroritkon to be culled by the 'Republican:Mown
tie. Oonoulttpo. toteVgic
~T,
1
Abrit CT A'll'UltiN.ll; Y.—The an
- &Mood ill be a candidate fur tboiabove
°Moe before the publican liernincliugeoui nliorL
HALL IiWARTZWEL EU.
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MANUTAOTIII/IMP.-11WN, OIL ems GLASS
—O PITIIIBURGH.—A thorough business neut.
of extensive acquaintance In Ohio, indium aid Illi
nois, would like to engage with Boma wholesale or
ommatacturing house In Pittaburgh, at Tnivelling
Agent for the same in either or sesenu_of the West
ern dudes. He would expect t fair salary, feeling
sure that he could and would snake such a timluess
connection profitable to his principal. He can give
satisfactory teetimonisis as to character end
cation, and. should thetmineas require it, any se•
curny that may be required. Addresa, for cue %tot,
JAiI&4 HAIIILTON, Gaxtrrs Orrice, Pittsburgh.
mbnald
=IM=MMMiSi
SEWING MACHINES.
WILDIAIIB A ORVIS' UNEQUALED , DOUBLE
THREAD /A MILT SEWING MACHINES.
Price $2l to $14.. Saleroom No. 12 Fifth street.
These liaohlnee hare been In Sae four years, and
hare ttirace noire malefaction. They will 1 Stl. gath
er, fell, hem, tock and embroider and will do all
that soy other !Urbino dll do• All Machine. war
ranted and kept In repair one year without charm,
Also inetruottona given to purchasers.
Sewing , Machine SCISIOIS, Guttoe, Silk,ull and
(tilers kept amstantly on hand.
LILLEY, STRAIN a CO., Sole Ageots for Wooten,
Penn'', No. 12 fifth street, corner of Market, Pltte
burgh, Pa.
Litaxr, STRAIN A Co., btanufacttircrs and bane
(or sale, Wholesale and Retail, all kinds of SEWING
MACILINE NEEDLES.
LILLEY," STRAIN ,t CO.,
No. 12 Fifth rt., corner of Market.
AGENTS WANTED. osta:Useod
Juer itif,CELVED DIRECT 1 0 110 hi
THE EASTERN MANUFACTURERS, at Om
HOOT AND SHOE STORE of
JAMES ROBB,
NO. U 9 MAIIKET STNENT
A full and ampler. arorttuarat of
BOOTS AND SHOES
In every •erletj and style
Which will be cold CHEAP FOB OASII
11111 i secure a turgaln
===
near the Market Honk
A"h TO 'SSA J AND xrr
VLIWV,
AIDS TO FAITH—A series of Theologlcal Kean
by Amaral writers, being a reply to "Essays oat Ile
vieß" tatted by Wllliem Thoropeon, D. D.
81.0 . 117110USNES. FAlTlL—lllustrated by
ocnapertion of the doctrioe of the Oxford bract. By
Blehoplifellrelos,
Joat received tcd br mile by
mi 3 7 R. S. DAVIS, 93 Wood, !street.
NUT ICE —Th at baring bail 8
CART WHEELS stored in my yard, and Osl.r.
ous of occupying Bald yard, the owner Is reminstaL
within thirty days, to remove them and Foy omega,
or they will he 521.1 for* n a
HENRYHhf YELDRESII,
Manchester, March 2L at Herr's Hotel
mh2s;ltd
A' PE GAL YTO LET.
—The Gallery, built under the ruperrieloti of
Mr. 'Labatt kluma, over the old Allegheny Post-
Office, bear roderalstreet, will be rented low, In osn
nection with a inception room. Inquire at No. 17
Water street, Allegheny City.
It 11. DAVIS, I
whlnhatd
. DAVIE., I
N ra " o " 4l.
/I.,.K.—Letters Testamentary have
beau granted to the undersigned on the estate of
thigh Davie, deceased, late of the city of Allegheny.
All parsons having deltas or demands
: whist the
estate of said decedent are requested to make theta
known, and all pereen• Indebted to said danient are
requested to parwithout delay. Offloe of. Executori
at No. 67 Water street, Allegheny.
R. U. DAVII3,I .
mhllliattlatver IL Z. DAVIS, f EL'""L
J M LI UuLLtiOL
THE DIET. SUSTAINED •
MULE COLLEGE IN Till STATE.
The STRING TIDE[ will ccantrience WIDNES,
DAT, March 26.
In•additfon to all the branched, nenelly taught In
shellac. inetttatiooa, Instructions will be given in
Omen 'kluge and Telegraphing. Thom who take
hewn' la Ineliamontal Altaic will receive two trOfOtli
each week In Vocal Nude from Prof. IiONDOCI,
two of chary. Send for a catalogue.
wididdleal PCISSINTrirc Prow.
UNION STATIONERY PORTFOLIO
Ni. 94 Strata of Paper,
4 Steel Pena
1 Ancommodetion IMAM,
1 Faber Pencil.
ZVNIIIf AILTIOLI OP SUPESIOR QUALITY.
VIANIUNTSD.
They am all open, and can be examined belbre per.
diming. Bowers of imitations.
Pins 96 cares. $l4O iii Dam.
JOHN P. lIUNT, ..1
Masonic Nall, /Nth Mmes. Pittsburgh, and- N.
N. Elmer Beath Common and /Wand stnet, Alle
gheny city. nibiN
BASER 13MLNAILY INSTI-
D.TUTE.-$44 is the average empanels tor ilosid
and Tuition per term of 14 weeks: Wog Term
commenras Starch 96th. UM. School nerie,mote
twos Head fo! circular. ' •
A 'IF
PHOTOGNAPII IN' OIL COLORS .L
Ihr $lO,
call at Noe. 1111 and -114 Smithfield street,' up Main.
AU otherkinds of Pictures taken at the lowest rates
'and la a Impactor manlier. - - •
nihfo .D. IL SOAVE& Artist.
for Autos It qtdoltly end well, there Ii nothlul
egad to .
* • 2 ... * AXWeiTERIS:- :
Do4AB,
8440,„
• • -w, C. BUDLEY, •
Solo Agent for'Pi4sburth, ho-• •
IM fetv/OVIALO., Pfbeerge, Peon.,
....-
.Seett D . on re oi "Lit, 'ln
•6 D
Drhf , 4oo bbla. Green .04pien •
7 ta"igniv. Dec /Nazar t;tai.•iruinif
Jenfeee.. -
''fiartive per steamer Bt. Stiouti-47
.104 choice
dote andior tale— •
, Oaks Sette; - •••
"' . IOU boa . choice Wm . / 1 8,44i - • :
• • 101 , -bas. quarter So'
180 bee. Dried appion - •,, - '
'14 1 1 4" 0. d re r e Qtaius ee, ; •' -
10 halt We '
flop
I/1 . 1% 1 : 7 ' 0 r &Wi . ; , , .
eealb L, if: i'olo'S 4 Oo•-•
2001',!. halve.;
80 tows Enko4'.._
8 . 8 . 118 .. . Ettr:-Ifamtly l
71884 -
• :OA , ' ' tio:101;811.111E118110.4i2'..
tali .!,.: I• . • B •'l. G-13,415
J. *oil to la- 2,.5 aid 4pl t.
thickness. JUL saaeltad Attlia.,Badeo. at the • •
Babbitt liNvot. Ikaatl,t.l3t. Mgr atteet.:• -.-. t
shy , ' .3. &Ir.
NDIA U • -4,451/ feet'
Ar rr i li s trioisakankiyurbydhult, itsagabartj
ilk oldr stir sa li rs Atrarrisa
.VE*
ETN# STOVE WORKS
w. BRADLAy.
_.!7- ,•••
NO:: ,-,
'BO Wood= Street,
00iLDTIR esocisii,'Frprsavaan,
Manatatitun and wholeadaaad deader to all
COON, PARLOR AND RRATING STOVE'S
GRATE FRONTS, FINDERS, &a.
In our Lunge room nut be found the
OBLRBRATED GAB BURNING COOK STOTZII,
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
the merits whleh bare been fully toned* thoua
and., and. the Storer pronounced unequaled by any
in the market, together with a groat many other
desirable patterns.
We bar/tab,* a very large usortiment or
PARLOR AND HEATING' STOVES,
Erni...winsome of the MT -PATTERNS now 01-
Stred to the paha.
WS - FANCY ENARELED GRATE TRON'S6 and
TENDERS, of the newest ityles.
R' COMMON KITCIIEN BOW AND JAM
ORATES an or wtitcb are Giant' at Tory low prima.
of Tr Va i l . rac i Tonts °Strad to balltholawadat
tO MALT, 1$
NEW tiOolpsi
EIENIIT 0. lIALB A CO
(Socooeson to J►mn C. Watt.)
Are now twOriving their Spring Stock, comprising
every variety of goods adapted to men and boy's wear,
which, in extent; choloe taus and priced will compare
favorably with any in the trade.
Frencb, American and West of England Clothe, of
the best makes, of every elude and quality--a - very
large atwortment; ClllRiMfrell and Dawkins; Super
Black French Dueakin6; Super Black French Camel
meror Policy Casaimeres in every variety; Ribbed,
Illacleand Fancy Canimeres; Silk Nixed Ca/Elmore*
of every shade and color.
VESTINGS—Fancy Silk and Satin Vesting., new
Baper Black Saila White Footings; Netlike*
and Fancy Silk Vestings; Figured Silk and
Satin Veatinge.
Also, every variety of good. lbr Begin Owe;
likevriee a very choice .election of Furnishing Strode
adapted to gentlemen's wear.
• • •
&Inciting an early (sill from our friends and the
public. any orders entrusted to our are will moot
with prompt attention and punctuality in all mem
HEN 111 0. MLLE • CO., Merchant Talon.
Cor Penn and St. Clair stree
Pi:INFS . °, ♦LL DILVOKIPTIONS
rirraD DP AND FOR BALI BY
NO. lo FOURTH 8 I ET.
. L PAPER.,
ROUDERS,
WIRE BOARD PRINTS,
DECORATIONS. hc.. &
UPHOLSTERING GOODS,
SATIN RE LerNms, '
DAMASKS,
nuNoES,
TASSELS,
OORDS.
SHADES, Am
BEDDING Of ALL KINDB
ON HAND AND BADS TO ODDER,
E. E. EDMUNDSON & CO.
OPPOSITE J. W. WOODWELL'S,
•
WITRY VARISIT,
STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICE
NEW PATTgLINS,
From the mom orlebratsd manufacturers of Phila.
New York and Boston, comprising
a very extensive and complete assort•
mentAr sale by
THOMAS PALMER;
NO. ID WOOD ST., BM FOURTH AND FINTN
Sword door bylaw Dliroood all ay
mhltlind
igiiMial
BELLING try'
WHOLE ALE Op RiTAIL.
JAS. W. WOODWELL,
VI lied 619 Third street, opposite I. Ydutoudsonavo,
and 111 fourth street. - rettlo
. .
usa as F kUlT n .
W — k l . 2 fsDtocJO HMS cDhIaTIS TOPIO
ofs m ctedyar -2 s py dame fommilk TgTISL
,'
e/em
possi
ble cars taken to hays ovary radar maw to mama
Of Apple aloft ws hays 1780 W-60,000 of which
ars limos. pita. olds, 0,000 bar par olds. Nor, 10,
000 two to throe pint Psack Pima, to,* AP
• • '
Itsrssiume—ehe Treed is. tie! Nursery. (4 aUd
ZVEHOEtZiNit boa 1 to 8W by_lbo - htquirsd,
tboc; alto, SHAD' ..T1411.8 - Alt.D 811111111/12111r,
oho and rat.ll.
• , Addres PITTIIHTMOII AND I:4BLAND rlln
-811111C8, •
i-111171U. lorritrw)pg. 3,,
o==Zl
000 K. PAJILON AND NNAMLNO ITOPANI,
Warshoon, No. 471ipMeai gavot,
ALLIGHINT CITT.
W. ?odd nen thi Montt= of Maim yd otharo
to our Iwo moortmont of OONNON AND SLIM
SNAIIINESD GRATZ MONTS, INNDSES, it.;
tololit SOW 000 ZING NANO!, wbkh.tro lun
Jillbrought out and Wadi contains somolinprrro•
moats not found in env altar rang*.
OAST IRON Holm raoarre, IRON NA NO,
014 tal kinds orGASTINOS tooditto enter.
10t1 dt, - Da NAVIN i SOIL
rpfrOPEDID,'
now i r g vided. •with te. Wt
ORIIDB 2.IND:REEttaw
.
.-And nni,nidni c -tb• aim. to 16 4.w1kits.
ADVANCES' itADS.ON.CONSIGNMENTS
. " To our friends in Liverpool and London. "••-
.
• ksuresOd lieNaha! Civet , - P4licktuf,
WAGONS IC — Wm. FO - SALE V..134X
-1 TARN wiciems, - 01L WAGONS and SPAIN&
WAGONE4 - OANDENEWiI CADTS. AND COAL
CANTS,* WEBER WHEELS:CANAL. GARDEN*.
sire;•BillCK 'AND ATONE 31ABON'il „WtLENL
NARROWS; all of &ahem drythabsq also all
kinds of malting sttendsd to promptly. Apply:to
.• " - DONT, ,13A114 lessontataasa„. , ::.,
Dante ifidsral street litatiow,..llllegtway
„. ,
r'llBS •1, ' I IttlkiaB
—4 imp , saduart muy voided iikirtimeilt etedl .
the Modern Improved Trams, Including Dittiee oe =
*tasted .patemr Vet" the extent Instriunent itt the.
kind Ix Jar eide;atArrently redficed price!, trx,
SIMON JODDSTCIe, D
And Dealer In theta ?mkt ki
, Corner Andtbfiehla nd tonithiltrei,
Iler Shoulder Bann, thispen-et prittic
VELOPXS 1 I L-IY4 the snub.
.a. 74 slob bt trims B Innis to a rtipatior lot of
w. 4. zsrivnt inniaans;
fan ncroza;_ empLesi
ftw - • - . el if4511,1N4
Vilikauk *Oak. J11..w rock: 4 -
%ND 41.1);-600 cue?
wu. bai l by 11. 41. - /Alllilnomt 4 00.
- -
ThU fint-olses hove—the mart quint, horea4Me,
and pleasant bond In the eity—Micas inqamior la
dnoements to those elating 11/1W TORN lar bud
or It.isomatist .1n ks teamon. and
ki pten th e NIINOf4AN PLAN, is searunnitm with
TAYLOR'S SALOON,. wham:abashment% as. be
had at all noun, or peeved fn theftemns rooms. Tb.
charge. ars moderate. the -mnas and 'attendance of
ths firat order—baths, end all the malaria
oebtan
lencee attached. eablkamd -
F
R
E
NC
H'S HOTEL,
adrifealwas they my be tattered hi the videos
Iteteetery.
There lee Berber's Shop end Beta Icanuratteobed
to the Head
adrßewese of BONNIRS aad lIACTIMiId who
say we ere fall.
notin:dlya
pOWERS' ROTEL,
(SORMERTA I►lLl'L)
NEW 4.1003 S I I
Ude long eetablhdeed enitpoinlar House hea re,
oently been rebuilt and ;gently enlarged by . del aft
dltion of aver tUU rooms, and now bas SCOOMBIO4I6-
trOtUl tUr oror AU persona It bas ale° bran. thor
oughly renovated and refunalahed. midis • '
BUSED If 11,313 ASH LIOIST.D WISH 0/3 rusommooM
This Hotel has sole of the best luoationt in therity,
It eery of acmes from all the Steamboats and Reli
nes:la hmilog to the Wry, and ht convenient to all the
dry oonnyausea. It has now all the requisites of a
b'IEST CLASS HOTEL,
miming the *Smart of Its Inmate..
The patronage of the travelling public to respeet-
Silly sulbrited.
WESTERN HOTEL,
Noe. 9, 11, 13;15, 17 Cortland& St.,
Shia old established aad &smite noon n the
&einem Community, hat been receatly retitled, and
is t omplete In nen thing that can tab:dater to the
cemfone of it. patrons. Ladles and families an
specially and carefuCypnrrlded Sr.
It is centrally located in the bushman part of the
city, and it conanous to [lmprinting Ilan of shwa
boats, tan, omnibuses, tonna La.
conseqtence of the preens, mo he re
bellion, prites hare bean minced to OnD o uai ems
Vim Can rta DAY.
•
The table le amply supplied with all theluxuries of
the meson, and is equal to that of aeyether hotel la
the country. Amp/. ILOCAMpliodatleva are offered for
upward of 400 guests.
GEIrDo uettelleve rumen, harasses, audothers,
who my the Western Hotel le NIL"
D. D. W1liC11118T1:11, Proprietor.
Tues. D. Wurcaserrie. fel4,3m
CAN BowroN, is the
A ‘ lArglas t and beet arranged Hotel In the New
England /Mates; la centrally located, and nay of ac.
cars from all the route* of travel. It container all the
modern Improvements, and .racy convenience far the
comfort and accommodation of the travaling-gmbak.
The sleeping metes are large and well ventilated;
duo suttee Ofiltwanil are wok Arrilage4 and aomploter
furnished for fandllmend largo *avian pertlicaDC
the house will ountlente to .be first alas
hotel in every respect.
Ja2l:lyd LZIVIE1.111CI„ Proprietor. "
kIAILEY, FARRELL I CO
DR. CHARLES 11: STOW 14,
• -
(Opposite Colonnade Boors pear. iltswatuiou Drklrs
ISily ALL7OHY7IY CITY.
11RESS. GOODS AT AUC TION-Every
if aft...noon tbi. irlittk. 11111.01110 ttaticai
Mouse, sill Ls said* qnsatisjr.of chaise brsas GOCKhI.
Prints, Are. m 626 T. A. AVOLIILLAND, Anat.
50fi PAIRS LADIES' COI4GRESS
V GAITERS Just recoil-6A atuffor sale at Dte.-
Wetland's auction. -LaAlar dloaltitall intizAndno
Nast petrubulitg. . T. A. ItoOLIDLLAND,
10112 b Aortioneer.
pAR'I'S u' STEAM, ENlithES A
AUCTIOg, for account 01 Wilolll it ifllliCetreerp,
at Wes: Point Boiler . Yard, On MONDAY, 3.lstlasl ,
at Y o'elock, L l bet sold portions of several Woe=
Login., to pay storage. •, s i • • •
mh26 T. A. MoCEALLANYI, Anolloneat.
U k'.ll.OLl) IgJi MUM
11 lAT I AT AUCTION.
•
• .
Ou THURSDAY ILOILtaNG. „Marsh - 27th,-oat 10
ceelotk, at - No, 20$ Penn sieest„ will be sold aquas.,
tit,. of well kept HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FLRNITUktE, .comprisiig, •in• part, Sallas, - ,Table.
Settee, Veuitiarc 131ludei Allsb and Low- Poilflleal
ateade, Carpets, Oil Ovals. IV ardrobe, Centre Table,
Dining and Breakfast :Tables, Chairs,•Engrislngs,
two ebandellene. Cook Store ' and other articles intim
bouts.keeping line: • T. b.. DIcCLELLAND.
u24;tt ; • : • -.••: lactioneer.
CADY AND WOOD OHAIRS
Sldirl4 cold,
cacia-h-aZza-iii
B RONC HI AL
which might, be checked
9 0e':` with simple remoscly,
ifnegl&-ted, 64en tsrminateo seriously.
Few art aunni. of "the importanoe_
gtoPPing a "fpuah & oliaid
,Agald 6-, its frst stage; that'ushich.
in the'brorinnind would 3414 to a -
mad remedy, if not attended , to,
_soon
attaclat the Janes.
4fralcuee.gsanchicdAtti c h
werejlret introduard eleven years ago:
It nai DIM piClied'tha they crre the
best article , beam the ,public
ifglatrejiti, Adde, 41r" tsanehitia,
... - -stAnza,,fecialish, the Hacking.
CoughNi,
num./rotAi oreaticeke
.ql , -
_the OA eetat,
ASP im,nediatt relief
Atblte apesekers 2r
willitriet , enwvi - ebotua eaka4n e
and strengthening the ,voioe.
&EDUCED PRICES
Sold by di afraithista and peaka_
'f,"„ilerdi#r, at S 5 oeqtta sier box.
~-•- • • •
Forasio 1097;110N JOHNTON. 0.8. ICUS. lk
IL A. TAIDIUTOOIE • 00.. LI SIMMS Jr 01). ,
B. L. PAILLIOTOCK Jr 00., B. Y. TAXON/001,T
arms ass sarai saw mass*•STAVIN sermisireas.
tOGNAC /11 .1,611:132111, aO4 name
taatillonaltkr.4 sad atleilasse ei*ab*Ardsgesh,
dark sad psis, la haliresnaad
.11,00HE1,141. BILANW.aa*, PeurralW, tA; "dot
sette; seskat
. tatriasade, dark asd pat o* the mesa
/10 N Kellesia Ikateddems,
Paa D
sad Wee Drop, a pipe; rheumy., pips sad area,
BUM--SG ms sad iambics -440;w
WHlBLYS—Websa's bleb sad itseneers &sdk.
in103.-.Port, Sherry, Madeira, )343rdesas, Mee'
*ad et/arre, a( flak= tredse. a
Otl,--7/se Hordes= Ude. la awe eitd beekoiL
klUfki I - - ktaitt 1
, -
4i• Bow pool4itig addilica-ii,thoy
LAImPr. musiors.Al.in binuntinir Plum;
011XiLEAL121'8 e tixtD
I.iI4;REWMai
_
le ilk:" -- , - i•Tilc7:1:
io
.10 " reasn'a Ottuabis 9'
- '
War - -; ' LibistyAtesi6
,Try, "ebb,""blip
op: ha gm: Indio st,No 107 It lot strest„
Atm AWL WOORIIL'
HOTELS.
rEfiNATIONAWHOTEL,
368 AND SST BROADWAY,
•CORNRIt or NJUNKLIN,IT., NNW TORN
ON TEE IWROPHAIN PLAN,
aufame ROOMS nrry owes mt. DAY
Oil/ H." &pin. ioraß ilmoultiort
(Omosito an, Hall.)
E=MII=
17 AND 19 PARK ROW,
Opposite Ose Astor House and Park,
NINE TOILK.
PIMA or DOALD VA PIN DAT
arra/tau, $1,50 m DAT ,
ka*mat 11. L. POWIII3B
HAAS,. BI.O.IIDWAY, Haw TO= 0111%
PIIYBICIj Trs.
PHTSICLLN Sul/GEON,
Mao. No. 96 rEDEILAL NTRZNTi
WTLIE
PITTSBURGH.
JUCTIO.Ir S✓ILL'S.
===Mil
ill iWOOD 9 Liirr.YllTs uiou:,
"e t.?? 2.• ctLif- St d F. l;
401t1` . ‘,6i4:10Dil
N=W=_
BARKER & CO.
Aiv garalizzesti irtefilf
• . _
.
W..b-i - vv GOODS .
Rahn
NEW GOONS, MAW Eioc,pl3:
M• BUROFIFIFILVIII
IcanbaciT Colima roams A NLAsc•Cilea.
RMB&OIDIRKD POL. D, Oft&Y.CBS.
081 GARVILLAS.
arAosionrros Aiw MILS FANOY alt•LtE.
HIAT CHBOIL. SILKS
'Emu OIIINTES
N 31,1141.CHND11178b18
TABLI LIIBI
0411111Z1ZTT8
ahrt GOODS Soza. LOW YOH casa
• k.
GIT (110111
RRAT INDUCHRIDIT6 S
IP TOO WAIT TO UTZ ISONSZ
BUY
,roeut
P., Y 0 - 0 0 - "XS
WHBBaa 241 . IL Bur SILL.
FOR CASH •
mow GOODS opiciizte namy.
Merrhnee and ether beet Prints attii%ou
Job let Philip Allen t Hone' Prints, lik. per pan!.
Unblerteked Hoehn at reduced prices.
Headrame Spring Delainee and raker Drama
/ ilaa4a.
Black and Yet Colored Drabs Silke*SAGY
Robes.
Geode Lo Men'end Here wear—a StlrmarOgclat.
• Beltaeral and Hoop Shires. - .1
Ifel,ilk, Work, Hosiery, ex..
ALL ODD irIOCIL CUTUP /DR
C. EL&I/SOll LOVE & CO., -J.
74 Pitarket &kg*
wthls
JUHT ligeglYZl.Y
W. & D. IFUGITS%;,
100 PPM= 7101:11,ED . DE VAINIS - At 10-:6T11
4.4 imkonsi) annizaswine
TOR FOOT OALIOOI AT
PLAIN aILILS—ALL . 003028:.-
PLAIN Emx.EL...,37mpro-txtrabtozzit
.DALMORAL iND.'HOOP kith&
&
-
,
_Corner -Fifth- and- Markrt Striftir`
mnis
FINE FRENCH - -. ENIRROIDAnaIige —"--- ;
sm AT , ooLLga4 tatvzs: its i ;
GRIM. ANTARES. ROBIN. W.k/111.."7-7.t
'ad VAPp, WORKED BAR.GE4.,
• • HAMBURG PLOVEO/EIP;
- 11111 LAOR GOODE,. ; •
Ir4z, TERROR LACE EXIMP,:* POINT Luz
(KOLLAR% GUIPURE! ARIA 'PALM
laiki=...dritrunuurs
:spgoorromikoiskddiur ecorroN
• - —Noss uLoyas
gAuximera
NllW , ffeztaria mugs-
4: LT
. IT lirk . eget rrhi
FILTONcIdACIIIJK lb
Ai mi inirz arum?, -
•
• -
JOB BERS - AND RETAIL )- ' r A
TRIYIKING 111 ,1118201D1111111 : 80111113ri7
-i7ol : llg4 LAßßi l!i fillVaNfl e°°l3 'i
- --1 !•1144W . 11.11110L118 AND !MOW .
agratty - Ormitry mama* :111111iiiireal4
taxi amigo bowie sibtl win; VW•Miell ad Si.
Woo mar clock. . -- • • •
WROLlatall "D/11.thilfiLil(*—Amesad:nr.or
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