... ~ ~,~S~Yi'+
- ESTABLISHED IN 1786
:Co.arrfussio.r,
. .
TORY B. CA - NFLELD, Comas-
C/ 4101 , Lao 1,043441D1X4 Ilrucuarr and wboie
a. awn In WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
BUTLER,' LARD, PORK, BACON, FLOUR, FISH.
POT AND PEARL ASHES,. SALERATUS, LIN.
ENID. AND LARD 01143, DRIED FRUIT and
Prope• rurally, Non. 141 and 143 Front 4tre4t,
08
IMEIIMEE
& SIIEFARD. Comnsstox MEV,
MANN rod dealers in YLOUP., GRAIN AND
PROM:IL...No. 243 Liberty !meet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Choicebrag& of roar for Bakers, and Family use
constantly !A hand. Particular attention paid to
GUI. wain+ for Merchandise general! . • oc6nly
• i VAN GOB. M.: PRODUCE AND
- 1 Ormigsgtots Mucuster,,logler lu FLOUR, RUT
TER, BROOMS, BEERS, LARD, CHEESE, PORK,
DEM AND - GRERN FRUITS mold , •:oduce gen
erally. _Liberaltashodurkeos Made On curtsigutounts..
Warohoon, Ho. 11 • .13d etre•st, Pittsburgh.
MMN
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND DEALER IN t7RUDE OILS
deliklyd Comer Mind street and Duquesne Way.
tiIANMS IticVAY, FotzwAsumi AND
00111.11181071 Karon Lay, tor the sale of FLOUR,
ORO.I ti , BACON, LARD, HOTTED, EGGS, and
Western Produce generally, No. 10 SHITUFIELD
STREET, corner of Pint, Pittsburgh, Pa.
igdrOrdere and consignments solicited. jlealvd
_I AMES FETZ ER, r •
0011111181110 N BICACILIATi for the sale of FLOCB,
' 0 RAM MACON, LARD, BLTITER,SEE DS, IldtlED
ram, and 4 . rudote gemerally,"No.iti Market at.,
—corner et First, Pittsburgh. oehdly
f. SCIIO ..... . Ell. r. LAIIO.
§
ICIIw:NOMAKEIt LAINGers Comanssios
/laA:ere and wholeade deal la 01,0CE
LES, FLL/118, GRAIN, PRA/DUCE, &e., No. :1 . 1.'J
Libor* otreet, l'ittnburgli. ael3:dly
A_LN IDDLE, successor to J no.
1A.„11`Gill h. &on, No. 182 Liberty street, Pitt.-
burgh, GENERAL PRODUCE, GROCERY AMY
OOMMISSION bIERCRANT.
Ctituktittieuts rrepeettully
TX. DIALTD - - .JD0.......
BROTHERt, FORWLRDINO
AXD Oomouninos AIMICHANIA and drakes in
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE GENE:RALLY, No.
1164 Liberty. street., Pittal.urah, P. rnr./7
Asc 0 Eli, COMMISSION AIRRCILANT,
• ifrater CLIDDE AND REFINED CARBON
OILS, GLASS. IRON, NA LS.dc., 183 Liberty
'street: tale27:dly
4 ' "' ' aecl DAVID M' - CANIILLISS
•
WAR. A. 00FrIN, ( special Part usr.
MFANS COFFIN, successors to
Menus A Cu., Witt/Li:SA LE UR 0-
VEILS, cursor of Worts and Water streets, Pittsburgh,
Penn's.
WN. J. IitTCULLAILS....IIO:IIIOPLL.- 1 .. Lt. ruin
LIL VOIOT k CO., auccessur to L.
. Oral, VUODUCE AND cum aussioN NEIL
CHANTS NT I.ll.ertv street, Pitteburgh, nu&
1011* I. HOVEL.... LUIFEHD MAW,
:1011..N 1. IiOUSE Ac CO., WHOLES.u.a
GEOClti& e iEb CONLYIBBIO2I AICHCIIANTS, tomer of
thtiaa awl Water greets, Pittrtm.ll. 7
tin; ' A , • W uotir
.E. 4 BALI GROCC/tl , AND C 01,111681011 MILMCII,ANTP, No.
107 Wood-street, Illtamrah. - je2adly
-J. ..3445.PA51L1C.1....... S. it&UMIt.....VI/1. LISA PST RIO,
. RE° WNt: KIRKPATHICKS, WHOLE
-XI eaLt Gitocants imsl .Imlers to FLOUR AND
SLEW. Now; 191,4nd 193 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
jadly •
I.A.StES_.I)ALZELL & SON, Commis
yam litlgotitosTs for t h e sale of CRUDE AND 11E
.VIN6D CARBON OILS, No. CI .1170 Rotor in nit,
Dittoburgh.- Advsnrn mode oti consignments.
DRUG GISTS.
S JOHNSIVS, DE.A.r.v.n IN PURLSk,..) DRUGS AND ODEMICALS, PERFUMERY,
RANGY GOODS, BURNING FLUID, 011.5, FAM
ILY lARDIUIRES, AC., of strictly prime gunk
lly iirltfcla. he offers al loved pricer. Corner Smith
field Arid 'Mirth streets, Pittsburgh, Pa,
PrelPailitiOn, manfully componnitisl nt nil hours.
jt : & W., WnaLr,
Diteninsr and ILtnufActurrr 01 WHITE
LEAD AND LITLADGE, CJILOT of Wnal .aid ' , mot
trt:ets, Ilttsbnr-h. mla
IOIIN, P. S I UY HOLE-YAM; DEALER.
U• IA DRUGS, PAINT& OILS, we RN HAI EL 4 AND
DIXSTINTS, No: 21 , 41.dbarry isnot, ritt.burgh.—
All ardowswill rerwYre prompt attention. nale24
FILICORWIL 011.119.—....... Ultras.
114BAUN SC REITER, WIIOLDSALE AND
--.A.P./LarAth .Drixotaisrs, corner of Liberty and St.
tilainstrosts, Pittsburgh.
nit GEO. IL KEYl.7% . k — intuacusT,
"_ 11..140 Wood street, cornet of Woo.! MIT. and
• Pittsburgh. Pa,
JITTORAIEYS.
TURN G. :StAdCONICELL, ATTijiLICKT
Lnw:Vrrirx. second .to Knits's W. Bata-
Dto, _Po• 93 Dlivatioud etxpet_
attend to the settlement, securing .d
tion.o(olaltus, bountle., Sc,.in Wesisington, District
..ot Uolumbia.
- 1(1111f
:Tr TRKPAIRICK - & 31ELLON, Arros
-.1.31.7111-10.T LAY. No. Mt Fourth sireet, ar,.ioorr
skosolglititittalti, Pittsburgh, Ps.
In: •• 'c, TTORNEY AND
Carom:Lut or law.
-Onscr,•No. 150 Fourth .beet, comer of Cherry
; • ,Pittoloirgh, Pa. sull:doulyT
lAISt 113. A. YUR ITLYCE, ATTORNEY
t. AT LAM. , :.• •
- • •
.Orricr,Hill; eineft, adjoining the omen or M.r
'shall A.Bruiert;Tlttaburir.h, jeaintil
' tiMITLI, ATTOAN,KY AND
.COOKiszu.OILAT LAW, 11/141 motored to KUHN'S
LAW 'BUILDINGS;
No. 1"_ Diamond otront, oezt
dwell tit.Teter'• Church. mv16,11
- Eat, JR., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. En Fourth errant, Lowrie'. Law Building.
Enhl
PRODUCE.
IiCtCHSAIDI 4 . ...... sasni.
itUTCHINSON,CommismoN
..LkasurtirWitvuio MULCH/an, dealers In WEST
CHEESE, FLOCS, E.Lill, BA
CON,- BUTTER,' LINSEED OIL, POTS AND
PEARL ASHES, SEEDS, GRAIN, DRIED FRUIT
and Produoe generally.' Beat brand*. Family Flour
always Cu' band. Agent lbr the sale of Madison &
• 1.10.'s celebrated Patented .Pearl Starch. lire. lie
---fleosad an 01,146 Fleet ete. r betreen Wood and Smith
- - — lfibt - Pllfebnigh Pa. . ap2;dly
tp.TEESX WARELIOUSE.-11Els It
COLLlNS,Forenarding sad Vonamisalon 3ler
chant- and dealer In CHEESE, ISLITTEIL LAKE
flsS and rt 1.4000 generally, so. 25 Wood attract,
mbar* Watair. - Plataburgh. my 2
11 - MILES - I.I.OLid.ES lc CO., Potts: PACE
d° gas and dealers In ruortsioss, corner of 31ar-
Ilmt and front arsons. JaAdly
I.7rSUR.4.IIWE ✓IGE.MTS.
....,.-- ........ .
1 GARDINER COFFIN,' _Ci...NT A I.
FOR
U • hasitus, ruu_atmirut. A RZLIAIWCZ br
, - • SULU= COMPAIRIA, North-eat corner Wood end
- ''-ittrietrrets.
JuNE6, AGENT NORTH A_MESI
'.c. Stalin' Pennsylvania and Hartford In
- astruses Oompanks, S 7 Water street.
- , -.i:SAMUEL . KLAN" SECEETAItY CITIZENS
lascatacz Coxrawr, corner Market pod Water
bECRETARY BSTKEN
;." rawmailactc earrearv, td. Water .trot.
11. .1300 K;
—ECRETA RY ALLEGREDIY
.11.0 • LUIZILAKOZ CoIIPAIIIT, 37 rlfat street. •
• •,.: - DKr .1:i 0008.
- JOIN wasom W. le'cAartzu.
N CARR CO
• . - . . Wilirosjoiso et C..,)
• • • lIROLVALIL DIALERS IN
TOSSIGi-AND DONSSTIO DST GOODS,
.7.• 110. Vivid Illittlot,:tehlt bows - 41v° Diamond
• . alley,•Phisbargh. aploAtf
• d•' want:to t erocesnor
LAMA A Cu.; Inalegula and Itatsil Dealtkre
STAPIX AND, PANOY .DRY AbOODB, North
.l Art coma of Nourth sad MarkasPtrontA ne2
•-••:; • 1‘ • - Kit it 4Xl.,.Dlistzus lx DRY
Ai?* 16. Kathie meet, between Third
'7 • • et,' •. • . • . DTALS9I ,1311
%le ens ewe 741101 o ops; signet the
'Jut b. 74. M
sii•rni* Varket west. Pittsburgh-
71111.BrJ111XCIS 41 1 1 T.
• -J.115E.P11 HORN DALDt This.
MIN Um*mums aim &num Gams, N.. 71
atnl~tMost,Pltt•Gnm4.. . sple
,
htt, MAIMS 171 DAY
Zulaanssses,_ !Arai.
fEAVON, '6l.Atatlitd lc Dmasa
isomoupaings. Tiumantam, . MOTIIOIII/1, OA, sos.
and 1.1 HM MroM. Plttaburab. aVlb
BOOTS 4.111 SHOES.
mmtanannuni:
84 smithiaa itmt.
, ALBILKS, HON k 011 , %wise
%TIMM:dm "sun; DrAtima BO&Inlorfi4•
vs" fonat!Amdli sedlreo,astn"
GROCERS. •
PLI.VOR. . ren are permitted to leave. lien. Lee, who is
S.H.RIVER 4 L.A.ZBAR, M iiiirkiiiiiVlS - 0. —A -- • I) . t
1 tshiirqh 6azeftt. ,in command, has ordered that no one who can
I. , handle a musket shall pass the limits. All
_Li r hole° supply Id the unrivalled `''' '.
'fi
' ' citizens are either already pressed into service
WHOLESALE GROCERS ' IdNARE PIANOS, warranted for five
year', Mlll4 pronottnced to be equal, If not superior to - S. RIDDLE de CO
or oldiged to hold themselres subject to in- I
•de any i,p this country. The Manna now arriving. writ • "" , slant draft. - ~
perm:molly selected by the I,nbacriber, at the new and . EDITORS AND PHOPRrETORS,
epoeions factory of Win. The machine shops are selling to the rebel
Ptcssc.,ll nod examine before purchnving elwwnere. Publication Office No, 84 Fifth Street. , government all their machinery; tools,' and'
'stock, which are carried hank into the °anti. ,
CHARLOTTE BLITHE, 43 Fifth street,
__uth2.s] Sole Agent forlinal,e'v unrivalled Plante HORNING AND EVENING EDITIONS, DAILY, - try to be sot op and need for military _par-,
PIANOS. F 2,5 0. CONTAINING THE LATEST NEWS UP TO THE . poses.
taus. Lt5v‘1,1111,..................- ...tallint 7al/11L , elegant
It
Oli octet , . HOUR OF PUBLICAT ION :=i-.1250_,-: It had been proposed that all the dear
LITTLE & TRIMI3LE, WaoLegALE . plate in the ally should be given tti thelov-t
I'ERIIESI
LITTLE
AND CORMISSION Blencluorrs, &Hens PIA N 0 ;3, . ointment to be m elted , and the reeeds ap . ,
..
COMMISSION Id ERCHANTs
!MO=
Corner Second
Monson EoMON-46 per.)ihraro In 41,11 CC. or
.
..
In PRODUCR,_FLOUR, BACON', CREME., Fibll, -
CARBON ANL LARD OIL, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, CII ICE RILING, with fell Iron Frame, New Beale, re- 12 cents per week from carrion.
COTTON YARNS: and Pittsburgh manufactures citowrl from $ . 200 to 5250, lolat ronlred and for aalo by
generally, 112 Second street, Pittaborgh. • 108 Jolt N 11. IS g 1,1,011„, 11l Wood street.
- --- -- -- --- --
DUSC AJLELICILLE.,
ASCDONALD & ARBUCKLI, WHOLE,.
ISA- acct Gaoceas, PRODUCE ADD COIMISEION
cirs-vra, Jobbers in N.O. SUGAILS and aIULASSES,
NEVENED SUGARS and SYRUPS, FLOUR, BA
CON, lIICE, CILEESE, NEEDS, Ac., No. 253 Liberty
street. Pittabn 7 11. nett:ly
P. RATNER i. B. ,nett Will. a. 8111311[Pl.
REY''
& successors
to Reytuer4 Anderson, Wholesale dealers in
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND SPICES, CON
FECTIONERY, SUGARS, FIRE WORKS, to., Noa.
12b and 12S Wood street, shoot Fifth, Pittiburgh,
Penn'• W2thilly
• J1•111.11:1.S, IMISISuN.
RRemsos a,. CO., WIIOLESALE Gno
. Caita, COMMISSION MEMCIIIINTS and dealer,. In
all kinds of PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, and Pitts
burgh tuanufacturtos, Nu. 2.0 b Liberty street, Pitts
bar h. nvss
A. I.l'6'.lti4tikt, HOLF.SALM
CP Uoxxtdmx mud dealer in FLOUR,
t 1 tU, PRODULIE AND PROVISION - 6, No. 270
Liberty street, opposite Rand, Pittsburgh, Pa.
MiirLiberal advancea sonde on cousigutueots.
mhl3:lyx _
G'". JUN ES, W HOLESALM. DEALER
,„liiil./ B
CERIESOLANILLA ROPE, OAK U3l,
4/114, PlTellatai Plttwburch tuanalsetured articles,
No. 141 Water street, above thin lilintongabela.Eriage,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
KU.. f.
p OBERT DAL .ELL & CO., NV uour.-
eAut lisoccas,. Conninsion aD E.IIItrAILUIPIO
AirACILINTII, and duals. to PRODUCE and Pitts
matilifuirtures, Pittsburgh.
RENE% LANWEILT...- Juil)10111.1 . 0111.
LAMBERT 4 SHIPTON, I‘'aoLEaras.
enoore.
bisseussrai, Nu. to likith steel, Pittsburgh, Ps.
nubbly
JOIE, •It
A ' 11: S; WILSON, WHOLESALII Gno
-11 csrue, Comitstostort Mgantigirrs, and dealers In
Produce and Pittsburgh ruanniartures, No. Lib
erty street. Pittsburgh. irdo
W,
Gaon:was, Comm :bung llcncwain , nud dealers in
• PILODUtiIL No. bo %Puler MIT.. and OS Fro. strt,t,
Pittelurgh.
(IEO. . 1111,1101,115.
A s. Du.lll,n:urn Ar. CO., %Wuoi.us.u.o
GROCEII.II, Non. 130 stsl ,132 J,ZVUJ dtrr.l., bear
Pittsburgh- .01
JOHN FLA/17 Jr, CO., W HOLESALE co-
OTIS AND COMMLIAIIori 31tiocitoeurs, No. 172 Vt °oil
nuit triti Liberty etroet, tbitteburgh.
W 1 I .I,IA SI BAti LEY, Wuoi.EmLs
if If Un r occa, Ns. hi Atiii . .14 Wood afroet, Pao..
burgh, P. • in2l.dcf
ALENAIN LER RT,S.ti, TNT - Culi.sALE r
0•80chut o ffn, oiler of 1.01. fy
sung, Pgwatrurgh, Is.
.11.1.4"UP.1 CT Ult ER S.
[IAN IEL BENNE'I7 SON, 1IANI:-
•.crrenutor WHITE STONE CHINA AND
cILEA3IIOI.OILED
Ust - Urrlcr. •so WAELEAIuUsZ Ar N.,-71 Plll,ll
fircar, l'Ernstritcy(, PA. mhl 1)1.,41
Pi. P. 11.11CIONTON11 J. U ILL P. NAV,
NIAC , KIIPII
, ,
11aiot Woritu, Pittulirgh, .11.ulariiirois
MACEINTOSII AND IIt...IIPAILL'n Ill! . Ito V ED
PATENT OSCILLATING sTEASI ENGIN AN D
SLIDE VALI'E:S, of ai1,.,01.1 mud best style:
'lacing put Op a:mash:wry of largo capacity and .1
the bout quality, ea wry , propariul to do Leary Job
bing, and solicit work le tins tine, truution that by
.protaptneme, and tho charactor 01 oar work, IO or, it
public patronage.
We aln'ofAl attention_ to one BALANCED
VALVE OSCILLATING ENGINES,' an c.nibti.n.g
ailviwti,ca heretofore unaitaiiii.l iu thin
ELIgiUO4I. 1212. o: tyd
--- •
WLLLLAI+I BARSHI - LL & CO., No. 61
Peon otreM, logo. 31arbury, Pittsburgh, P.,
STEAM BOILER MAKERS D :MEET IRON
WORKERS; Mama. lurers of BARNHILL'S PAT
ENT !PALER, L , ,, ..0310T 11'E, PLC EL , Rod CI L
INDER IP,ILEILs, CIII3INEVS, lIRETCB k:\,
VIRE BED, sTEA II PIPFIS, CoN DENSERS, SALT
PANS, SUGAR PANS, LIM., VANS LS ' LIVE
BOATS, et c., rm. Alm, BLACKSMITH'S 111 , 11 k,
BRIDGE and VIADUCT I 11UNc . thou , or 11., lobort
not um.. All order. from o tlistonm, promptly at
tood,ol to.
111110MASMOOT E t MAstrvAcrrcrrtnu OF
AND DrALEA IN ALL coin, or COPPER-D/e.
TILLED PURE RYE Minsk' Y mid FAMILY
VINEGAR, Nom, 101, 100 ADD 199 Finn etreet,
between Smithfield and (in.! etrell,
Mar Privet. order. DAD:De•I. II igIDAD morkot pnce
paid for RYE.
WY' Fusel and all other pison°. ingrailionta
• •fully extfacteth by a visa.. new and itnproretl.
nel2
OSEPIT F. - 1170TTUIVKIV - Ai., -
Corner of Find and Liberty otra..•t
. • .
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY
wylfrtl
SEV /MANCE, No. jl.l WATER ST.,
10. Pittsburgh, mgou(sztoror of RO I LE I) It 1Y las,
W ROUGIIT SPIE ES,COMMON A N L/ Ithl LIIO.t 0,
of ..orj illoicripf
/NT Particolor sized or shaped SPIKES nod RI -
ETtl, buys or mall, made to order short
A y0,.l skomnrfm"nt conAtantly on h4nal rt,,, , Ota .
151 IL OLIPHANT, ancbessor
*of Y. H. - 011pb.t. Itlntiottrturnr of HOT
PRESSED NUTS AND WASHERS, 1:11AINX/AL
HORSE-SHOE IRON .d NAIL ICOL.S, HI.I LEIL
IRON .11 RIVETS.
- -
FAIRCUANCE IRON WORK:4, Fayette Co., J'a.
Jy3ltlyd Warehouse, 13 Waal st., Pitteltrajt.
J. A. T. PLUNKETT T. CAMPBELL.
TX C ELS 10 It GLASS WOltliS.—
WOLFE, PLUNKETT .4 CO., Gunn hissurar.
TUMMIES. Warehouse, No. 1-4 street, corner
of First, Natant:- Is, Ps. res:lyd
WE LB, RIDDLE b CO., Au. Y. 15
VT Monty strret, opposite Sixth, Pittsburgh,
msunfacturers of WILLI'S, LASIIES D ITCH
EP, slid every detosiption of LEATIIEIt DILA MED
Orden solicited from the trade, and goods prompt
ly shipped as per instranions. WS.dswlyii
41EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
J. PAIN, BY THE USE DI AN APPARATUS
WHEREBY NO DRUGB,J.GALYANICBATTEBY
AILE USED.
Cold . wather Is the time when the apparatus me
be wad to Its beet advantage.
Diedkal gentleman and their families have had
their teeth - esker-tad by my process, and are ready to
testify as to the safety and paltdossnees of the opera
tloa—whatever ho been sold by persons interested In
smarting the contrary, having uu knowledge of my
process. r
611 - I.IITIFICIA.L.TEETII Inserted In weary style.
E. OUDRY, Itarrrisr, 134 grulthkeld et.
EP AD. , 11.
Building, corner of Bistgond and .Grunt streets
Pittsburgh. '
. cu—Dr. A. hi. Pollock, Dr. fiellOck
Theodore Bobbin., Russell Errett. my:kdly
REAL ESTATE ✓IGEJiTB.
WILIA/01 WAIW, DEALER IN I'ROBI
LIMIT NOTE!, BONDS, BIORTOAGICS, and all
•
se
cmrlties for money.
Persons am procure LOANS through my agency
on ressonsble terms.
Thoenwlabing to InTest their money to good eft
vontoge, out ;away' find Met end maenad oleopaper
al my Mace, for este.
•
All communications and Intervieve.airkily confi
dential. Otlice, Grant ara, opposite St. Paul's
Cathedral. •
• TAMES M. BALPH, late tu3sistallt to
(Sualei Bastberger, prepares Y.X PL PET DILAW.
INDS AND SPECITICATIONS for nil kinds of
BoDdlno, and soficrluttrnds their erection on reason
• ' Oaks 'on 'Ai:Ain:Mt sineet, Lettreen Lnittock and
itobtaeou - streets, Aliesbeny Olt,. Jen
VLIILLES
TEM Ottioe; IRON BANK' BLOCK, Fifth
iranthhes PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
4 .1 r BUMPS! of 4 , . rwi~ptiotillrorim laperior nod
mairslOPlMAti : trolkdly
.
fILTARLOTTE :BLUIdE,
to urn Dinusis PIANO-BOWIES, end Im
rorterof Nuilesuld Ittudesl Instruments. Bole meat ,
tor , the , IWISIYBEt PIANOS, also for lI.BLIXT, ,
DAIIIIS 4.00.41 BOSTON PlANoll;mital ami.wltb e '
3BrdolisiValte2lnlieit. 77 3l6; OAF stmt.
I • t r +'to oa,
Xiabbitook ' )to: "Wood swot, betvilis
row* stml ighlf-Mlimonir Ps.
DAILY
AND COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
- --
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 2, 1562.
Non. Tr end 29 Smithfield Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA
PITTSBURGH, Ps.
M,LSI3I,..CTtIMILS
DEJrTIS,TR I.
JIUSIC, Nc.
PITTSB
1 , 1-
1111 - 45—One neaut t' ll i ol A ß l =Walunt 11% * on 2 t. 25 ave Wsants EDITION-811100 cdplev, $2 per annum;
. Five or more, 81,15; Tvn or nrrardn, $1 in.r smno m ,
Invariably In Julranco.
ADVERTISItiII AT ItEASONABLE RATES.
CHICKERING PIANO,
full Iron Fray., New Sotlo, reduced from 1N75 to
Sta. Jimt rocnJOIN IL ived nod
'MELR for ItsJe LO by
feJi. 81 Wood ditro.t. IYEUNESUAS MORNING, A PRI I, 2.
c.,IINUING
The Cythara, by J. It, Woobbury—per d0n.../18 50
The New Lute of Zion, by J. Westbury do ... 8 Ni
The ikaaph, by Dr. Lowell Alone, do 8 50
The Di pry. by Georg* F. Root, do 8 50
The Sabbath Bell, by George F. Root, do ... 850
The Jubilee, by William R. Bradbury, do ... 850
The Christian Minstrel, by Aiken, do .._ 850
The Sacred Star, by Leonard 51anshall, do ... 850
JUV ENI L i S NGING BOOKS.
The Onlden Wreath, 1001 h edit m —per d000n...53 tall
Tanta Harp, 1.7 J. A. Getze, do ... 3 00
The Nightingale, (new book) do ... 3 Ott
Sabbath School well. do ... 121
The Golden Chain, fur Sabbath St: hook do .. 1 50
All the above for nob In quaunltles or trinaly by
JOHN 11. AIKLLOR, No. 81 Wood at.,
Ja2.o loetwmn Diamond alley and fourth at.
✓Y6 IF' BOOKS
NSW ERS TO ESSAYS AND RE-
Al DS TO FA ITIS—A series of Theological Essays
by several Writers, belog o reply to ••Essays ant Its.
views." &Merl by 14 . 11110rn Thompson, D D.
121011TKOUSN-E39 BY FA ITll.—lllustroted by s
coMpArinal of the doctrine of the ttzferd Tracts. By
Bishop hlcllralue.
Juno rnreirvd and for sal, by
It. S DAVIS, 93 Wood street.
AyAlfb T7ciclAi's ;NEW IV
VAt Homo mil Abrumul, Seeond
Spire 11.•urs By John Brown.
Leisure Hour, in Town.
Th. Young Step-Mother. I.ly Mies I Lounge.
romp in many Fop, By Bolmrs
1..w.0us it. Lit.. By Timothy Tivotu b.
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purified from all the uosione moditiee of the drug.
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and other painful affections, It will reline path and
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DRAYS
HACKS do. -Notice le hereby given to nil .
owner, of Drays, Owns, Carriages, Buggies, &0.,
whether resident or non.resident to the City of Pitts
burgh, to pay their Licensee at the Treaeurvr's office
of the City of Pittsburgh, FORTHWITH, in accord
ance with an Ant of Assembly, approved March 30,
1801, and an Linlluance of the Council, of the City
of Pitteburgh, mowed April 10, 18GO.
All Licensee not paid on or before May 18, 180,
will be placed In the hands of the Chief of Police, for
collection, subject•to his fee of 60 cents for the collec
tion thereof, and all pollens who neglect or refuse to
take out Licenses will be subject to a penalty, to be
recovered Were the Mayor, double the amount of
the License. .
The old metal of presents years mast be returned
as the Haab UGIMISMI ere taken Oat, or pay 55 seals
%Itemise.
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Xach Two florets 8 OU
each Your Horns Vehicle 10 ou
Loch Two Ilona 10 (Xl
Connltuuno and' Ttiobri Itibedile drawn by Too
Hones, Twelve Dollars each. for each additional
Horse naed:ln any of the alarre - Vehicles. Ono foollar.
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nta per work from carrion.
Interesting from ,Charleston
By an arrival Irvin Port Royal, news has
been received from that quarter to Meech N.
There is not a word with regard to military
movements. Not a word about the progress
made in the seige of Savannah. Not a word
with regard to any movements on the main
land, or in the direction of Charleston. Gen.
Sherman has been down to the Florida mast,
and has 'cooed a Proclamation to the inhabit
ants of Florida. Some of the citiceno are re
turning to Fernandina'and Jacksonville,
while hordes of guerrillas infest the interior.
With regard ti, the city of Charleston, how
ever, we have some interesting news, derived
from contrabands, the only source of reliable
intelligence. That city is suffering all the
calamities of a elate of rebellion—a just pun
ishment for her crimes. A party.of five ne
groes escaped from the silty en the night of
the 25th of March, by seising a boat. and
dropping down the harbor with the tide, and
then rowing aboard of the' Florida, one of
the blockading squadron, Commodore Golds
borough. They were klifdly received, fur no
Naval officer' bac yet d‘sgraeed himself by
giving up slaves to secession masters.
The party of negroei consisted of one wo
man and four men. They are very intelli
gent in appearance and frank in conversation,
and their statements are considered more than
usually trustworthy. 11.0111 Barnwell is the
woman's name ; her husband's Thomas Scan
lon. To facilitate her elcape, she had put on
n cult of Ids clothes. When they reached the •
Florida, the morning was bitterly cold, and
the whole party had stored greatly. They
we,e kindly received by Commander Golds
borough. and were sent down by the Flom
beau to be placed in charge . of the Superin
tendent on shore, at Port Royal.
Thomas is n fine looking men, very black,
and remarkably intelligent. We condense
from a letter to the New York Tribune, the
• interesting account they give of Charleston
Two tines of intrenchments entirely our
round the city of Charleston, the neare-t nt
• distance of tiro Mill, and a half, the outer hoe
mile, from the city. Extrusive ftdtifications
hare lawn envied on kshley river, three milos
distant, and strong works also op Cooper
• r iver, forte mites from Metter Pleasnut. James
Island, considered to command an important
to Um city, is , strangly fortified and
numerously garrisoned. It has long been
; known that the, riser f Stone to• Charles
? 'km ii...bstroetsd- by - Every effort has
been and continues to lie made to strengthen
I the defenses on all sides and in the harbor.
The fatuous floating-battery, built And need
ler the attack on Fort Sumter, now lies moor
; eil near Fort Johnson. which is only an open
i earthwork, lot its support awl proternit.o.
There are but two armed steamers in
Charleston harbor--the Lady Davis and a
rug. The former comae down to Port Royal at
the time of the bombardment, and, being
obliged to return by the inside passage, wits
lightened by the removal of all her pnssen•
gore, stores, coal, and finally even the ma
chinery, in order t., got her over a shoal in
ma of the inlets. Strenuous efforts are wak
ing to build an iron-clad gunboat, and every
means is resorted to in order to raise money.
Concerto and theatricals are made to eon -
rilmte. and exhibitions of negro minstrelsy,
in which the performers hare no need of char
coal to appear in character. has been given
for the same object. Even slaves are solicited
for offerings. The,essel was commenced, one
of the negroes thinks, three or four days since,
and is expected to lie ready within a month.
When the iron steamer Commerce arrived.
as above stated, on the 10th, it was proposed
to purchase and plate her, but she was found
to be too light, and nn offer was then made
for her boilers and machinery, which her
agents refa.ed ; and, no she is an English
,teamar, the rebels were obliged for once to
forego the luxury id stealing her—in other
naves their habitual pleasure and profit.
In some Charleston papers found at Jack
onville, Fla., I. saw numerous appeals to pa-
triotio citicens to contribute toward the build
ing of gunboats, though nothing was there
said ►boot iron-plating—a chance of plan no
doubt duo to the Monitor-Morrimac fight.
Concerning this latter, the Charleston papers
admitted that twelve men were killed on board
the Merrimac, that her sreolte-ataek was shot
away, and that rho went into Norfolk in a
sinking condition. The first report stated that
Commodore Buchanan wee wounded; the sec
ond announced hie death.
Provisions of nearly ovary kind aroex
ly scares and high. Common mantel) salt,
worth 25 or 30 oonts in New York, was sold
for $l5 a sank; tea, $4,50 a pound ; bacon
almost impossible to be had at any price. The
- mistress of one of there slaves had paid $lO
the day before for a small ham. The com
monest brogans, ordinarily wurt - i 75 cents a
pair, sold for $4 and $5, while for booty the
price was $5O. Two regiments from North
Carolina were sent home a few days since.
They were no preened by hunger that they
broke into the bakeries and seized their eon
tents, offering North CnroDna money in pay
ment, and. when that was refused as worth
less, they carried off the bread defiarttly.
• Many of the country troops had died from
the use of army biscuit, and the'Commissary
Department was obliged to issue omit for the
soldiers' rations. Cotton thiend Is 25 cents a
spool; needles a hundred times the usual
price ; matches one cent each ; and it is a mi
nions illustration of the Southern lack of me
chanical ingenuity that though they' succeed-
ed in mentdacturing a few matches, they can
not make the boxes to hold them. Very tit
tle bush:meg is done in the city. The stores
are mostly closed, their stocks of goods being
exhausted without means of renewal.
Families are constantly leaving the city for
the interior, and others preparing to move at
the moment of assault. It is universally as
serted and believed that the place is to be/at
tacked by a concerted movement on all sidev
on the 115th of April, with overwhelming land
and naval forces. The neeeisity of earrender,
and the policy of giving up the place without
fighting, since it must eventually fall, are
openiftliscussed in tho city ; and it is not
long since a party of talkers came to blows on
the quhation in a public conversation. TVoop
bare lately been sant froni Charleston to
Georgetown, 8. C., in expectation of an. at-
Anik; On the line of road front Charleston to
Savannah are abcint 30,000 troop, In nava
the eity are very few cannon, and only two
have been mounted. ,
A third of Charleitrin was burnt by the re
cent fire. No part of it is rebuilding, except
here and there astable, or kileheny or a very
small and poorhouse. The_people all say it
won't pay to build, because tbs. Yankees are
oomingsod. !Mho% agarti.,, The Degrees,
:bays Tom, - "are all the time looking apti pray
lag for the Yankees to come." Iris Since the.
meat victories la the; . and, in , North
Carolina, and arrinielally shire ilia 1011:of
Pew
barn, that families , ham. beireg , to cleave in;
great numbers. While be lay . on the Wharf:
waiting for the tide, the nightelisiaescape, he
heard all the whiles es the staidius carrying
ptesengers to the: railway . Station near by.
These who can; sell their (welt*. aid Other'
: property Ales* who:oaanot r lopti-N and dee
nild child
..
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plied to the building of the iron -clad gunboat,
but the suggestion had not met 34th:universal
favor. 1 , 10 specie was circulated. • Tom de
clared that since be came ashore at Port Royal
he had men a ten cent piece for the first time
in three or four months. The only currency
watt Confederate and State bank notes,•and
the fractional bilfs were in common nse.
TEE TENNESSEE RIVER EXPEDITION
Immense Numtiers and Desperate Efforts
FEELING OF THE TENNESSEEANS.
etc., kr., kr.
[Special Correspondence of theCincinnetlGezette.l
SAVANNALI, Tenth, March 27.
1:1=
Every day's advicee confirm the views I ad
vanced the Other day, of the rebel plan
of operations. They aro coimentmting
the fortes of their "Army of the Missis
sippi" at a point on the Memphis it Charles
ton Railroad nearest to our positions on the
river, and are preparing to move rapidly to
the defense of the road, at any point we may
threaten it. That railroad constitutes the
base of their new line of defenses.
RICPORTS Ff0)1 SCOUTS.
No We, than three of our scouts came in
this morning, cash reporting that he had been
miles inside the rebel linos. They concur in
estimating the rebel force at Corinth and vi
cinity at over seventy-five thouiland, and re
porting the doily arrival of morn troops from
all the Gulf States. Impressment is going
vigorously forward; the Pardy Court House
is full of Union men; the advanced posts are
gathering them up throughout the. eountry,
and willing or unwilling they aro hdrried in
to the ranks at Corinth. Deserters say the
army is full of snob men, and that they only
remain in the service through thaditliculty of
getting away.
Meantime, Beauregard Is pushing forward
every preparation fora formidable resistance.
Outposts are , established at Purdy, lace and
elseworo along the railroad, at and above
Chickasaw, on the river, and six miles in front
of Corinth, directly toward our advance from
Pittsburg landing. Fortifications are - being
erected at Corinth and the raw levies are be
ing put into as efficient a state as poesiblo.
Fortunately there is no occasion for being
uneasy about the Corinth fortifications. They
ore like the pot-handle—it is no farther
around than over LIMIT,
There is no need to disguise the. fact that
we hare serious work ahead of us. The rebels
are .1101. well posted, but they have the mutt
skillful engineers from the uld United States
army. They are not inspired by successes,
hut they have their pet General at their head,
and desperation must nerve them for a last
terrible struggle. Not only does Memphis
tall with Corinth, but defeat here opens to an
army larger 01111 that of the Potomac, the
whole Territory of the Gulf States, and the
rebel: are not ignorant of the extremity of
their peril.
Through the entire region of country adja
cent to our extended lines, the SeCeSl/1004Ste
talk despondingly. Many active tehell du
nut heaitate to admit their failure, and are
only anxious that their leaders, while arms
still make them formidable, even in defeat,
should use their peter to secure favora
ble terms from the lyictorious enemy. At
Purdy, to spite of a rebel garrison of near
ly three regiments, the resident rebels are
utterly refueing the confederate bonds in any
form, or at any rate of discount.
A., , ,ounts of South Tennessee Unionism
have been highly roes-colored, (ruin those of
the first exploring gunboats on down. Thorn
ore warm Union men here, and in far greater
proportionate numbers than at Nashville, bu'
the great mass of the people, and all the lead
ers are, as they have been, secessionists. Sa
iannah itself is Union ; I do not think the
porno can be said of the county, and I am con
fident, (a'ter careful observation and inquiry,)
that it can nt any rate be said of none of the
adjacent counties.
The better classes here, except perhaps in
Savannah, aro all secessionists. Where you
find one intelligent, educated man on our
side, you will fled fifty against us. I know
DO reason fur blinking each facts, or for ex
citing delusive hopes, by exaggerating the
Union sentiment. Continued successes, I
make no doubt, will develop abundance of
new-born loyalty.
And, apropos to this imbjeet, make a dis
count of fifty per cont. on the story somebody
has been tolling, (at Cairo, that fountain of
nll manner of lies, I believo,)that five or six
hundred recruits have been existed hero for
the ranks of our Donelenn thinnud regiments.
The truth was good enough, before it was
spoiled by raising belief in twine as much.
I=
A messenger started across the counay four
days ago, with dispatches for lien. Buell. *
^ At last accounts Buell's forces
were crossing Duok river. Capt. Leland,
commissary on Gen. Grant's staff, has orders
to have rations prepared far double the num
ber of men now here. And, meanwhile, the
fortifications go on at Corinth, and our men
lie quietly along the river linos.
Important } from Cairo.
OY /10)1111) STfikMgit 0. F. Wit.sos,
IBLAND No. 10, Mar. 28, via Cairo, Mar. 20.
Heavy firing has been heard at New Madrid,
both last night and this morning, and the re
port is current that a rebel gunboat ran the
blockade and managed to get down the river.
The mortars are firing rapidly to-day, concen
trated upon the Island batteries. A deserter,
who has come within our lines, says that 69
men in the upper batter} , have been killed by
our shot and shell, and between 26 and 30 on
the Island. Spies are plenty among us, who
come over from the Island and visit the cabins
in the woods, by amens of dugouts and ca
noes. Our forces argon the lookout for them.
The river still oontinues to rise, and the whole
country is inundated., Several houses, washed
away at Hickman and Columbus, have floated
down the river to-day, and one of them be
ing mistaken for ayankee infernal machine,
was fired at by the enemy's batteries.
ri=ami
Oattro, March 26.—There has been no arri
sal from 'eland No. 10 to-day,and nothing is
known of operational:hero.
The Assistant Soeretary of War-visited the
Island to-day. It in said be 01 remain a
few days in Cairo in superintindin - g military
affairs here.
Cannon not so Deadly as Wine.
Wendell Phillips, in his address at the Mal lc
Ball yesterday said: .1 know is soldier in tho
army of the Potomac who woe picked up in
the streets' of Philadelphia ono year ago a
complete wreck,. a„ confirmed, inebriate, but
who was, by the love. ors sister and the-char
ity of a Boston home, placed once more on hie
feet. Be was at Ball's Bluff, and three times
with unloaded_ musket charged upon the en
emy. Ile was 0170 of the six. who heroically
defended and brought away the body of the
fallen leader of that bloody Sett.' The Cap
tain of- the company to which `lll belonged
died in - his Arms, receiving the 'last words of
cothelationfroin his' lire. Tie: Ras afterward
Considiiiiine,in the conflict until the, elders
were given for emit one to seek lihrown safety.
Removing memo of his apparel he plunged
;into the slithoinitibre flier, end lifter
,greet,
exertion landed . en the opposite bank, eacaa,
miles' below the' Untainpaient:,' Nearly „ea-.
halitec 'Toilf-eleA,,,lnelf4tareed, he:
4011 UP reached the , csiezp... The . captain,. of'
: the , neat!:company to which he belonted,
kindly itid.lo h u e, peurltrig..itnt. a glewe.ot
whit :.'Lot nee glee/yeti AM, jitig .per- ,
lel without it.' thank you, sir,' eaid , the
;aoldiefi,;but4iiiildietiner face all the canoes
of the enemy thin toste that Ilan of wine: !!-
;4
VOLUME LXXV---NO. 116.
Late from Washington.
March 30, 1882
TILATURY IN TUS DigTRIOT or COLUMBIA
It is hoped that the Senate will pass the bill
for the abolition of slavery in the District of
Columbia on Tuesday or Wednesday. Mr.
Sumner will - speak to-morrow. Mr. Dixon
will follow, unless Garrett Davis insists upon
-first replying to the Massachusetts Senator,
al:Alb% Morrell will conclude the debate, on
less Garrett Davis has voice to rejoin. It is
believed that every Republican Senator, who
is in seat, will vote to put an end to slavery in
' the national capital. It is understood that
Mr. Sumner will make the constitutional ar
gument in favor of the bill. Ito will also
take the ground that the devils to be freed are
not bought, but ransomed. The money paid
being properly speaking ransom, not compen
sation.
TIM DESTRUCTIVE COWER or THE uwerroit.
Capt. Ericsson, in a private letter to a Sen
ator, says:
"We can yet form no correct estimate of
the destructive power of the Monitor. You
are aware that the vessel possesses an-excess
of buoyancy of 120,000 pounds, and is there
fore capable of sustaining a turret thicker
than the present one, with guns carrying
quadruple weight of shot to those employed
against the Merrimac. Nor can I omit to
call your attention to the very light draught
of water of the Monitor. Let us be cautious
how wo place vessels drawing twenty feet of
water to defend our great cities."
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People hear with astonishment that over
100 slaves were taken forcibly out of this city
on Friday and Saturday back to Maryland by
their ownerb.
L,*;l_,;l
An intelligent negro living on the old bat;
tlo-field
yin
the 21st of July, who had been 'a
teamster in the rebel army, asserts that the
works at Centreville were commenced about
the Ifith of October, and that the labor was
performed entirely by 'blacks, both free and
slave being impressed for this service. All
the teamsters were black: He says no guns
wore ever left at Centreville, but that 'they
were brought forward from Manassas for the
purpose of practice at the Centreville works
and carried back afterward.
In regard to the time of the evacuation, the
negro says that they began to leave as early
as the lot of February, the last lot leasing in
a hurry on Saturday, the Stb. A woman liv
ing near the battlefield of the 18th July don
firms the story of the disinterring of the Union
soldiers for the purpose of obtaining the bones.
•A party of the Ist Massachusetts, who visited
the spot within the last few days for the pur
pose of recovering the body of one of their
comrades, found hair and flesh, but no bones
in the graves which they opened:
L 60.11. TINDY.It NOTES
N . ...early a million of the new legal tender
notes reached the Treasury yesterday. The
signatures are wisely printed on them, and
their issue will not ho so slow. Ily the mid
dle of April it is Jupposed seventy-five mil
lions of this issue will have been paid out.
Another Speech from Brownlow.
Parson BnowNbow is kept busy by the Cin
cirmatians. Hero is an extract from another
speech
Mr. Eggleston alluded to the crushing out
of my paper. lies, gentlemen, the office from
which Caine the last sheets in defense of the
Uoiou, ever published iu Knoxville, was
cleaned out and converted into a workshop
for repairing and altering all the arms stolen
by that accomplished thief and runaway,
Floyd. All my ambition now, is to go back
once more to Knoxville to establish another
office. Once more to spread abroad the glo
rious truths of the Union; and once more to
take - from a drawer in my own house, she flag
which no long waved defiantly in the breeze,
while these hell-hounds were longing, andyet
not daring to tear down and trample in the
dust.
I would never have taken dowil that flag
but for the females in my own house, selio
besought and entreated me to do so, lest the
house should be torn down about. their ears.
One day a crowd surrounded my house and
threatened to tear down my flag ; but I warn
ed them that they would have to do it in the
face of six loaded muskets, which would be
used by men who would never flinch from
their duty. They took sober second thought,
and marched away, butpresently about fifteen
came back again, drunker than over, led by a
young officer, who was desired to tear the
thing of a flag down. In the meanwhile,
I had left my house and gone to the office,
leaving my wife in charge. She came forward
and expressed her intention of shooting the
first man who attempted to haul down the
flag. The officer was slightly seared, and.
said:
"Madam,you won't shoot, will you?"
"You had better try tho eiperiment," raid
ebe.
"Go on, go on!" shouted the crowd, "she
daren't shoot l"
Sho instantly drew from bar pockot onoof
Colt's revolvers and-cocking it, leveled it at
the officer's head. "Never mind hor, shove
only a woman," cried the mob. "By God I
look at her eye," said the officer, as ho made
a low bow, scraped the ground and toddled.
off, followed by the whole crowd. The gen
tleman addressed me, expressing his regret
that my paper is stopped and my office is
closed, and I reply to him that all my ambi
tion is to go back to Knoxville and resurrect
my old paper. To go back with new presses
and with now typo, and with • a soul renewed
and revived by • baptism in the glorious lib
erty of the Northern States. And I also want
to go back there, and repay a debt of grati-
trade I owe to about 150 of tho most unmiti
gated scoundrels that can be found on the
face of the earth. To liberate a people on;
pressed and defrauded by the most Satanic
oonspiraey ever consummated. Defrauded
and duped by Southern Confederacy bonds.
Beads having on one side a full length por
trait of. Jeff. Davis, and a pietern of a hen
roost on the other, bearing on them these
words : "I promise to pay, six months after
declaration of peace between the Southern
Confederacy and the United States of North
America, $50."
"They have fixed a time which never can and
never will come. The only treaty of peace
which we can have will be accomplished with
powder and ball and river gunboats. 'There
is nothing which fills a rebel with so much
horror as gunboats. They would rather meet
Old Nick, horns and all, than meet our gun
boats. Bat this in not strange, perhaps,
when we recollect their near relationship to
that sable individval.
Some time since, I stood. alone amidst 2,000
rebel soldiers,, and I said, in my address to
them : "It ision of the Booth that are to
blame. The North have not precipitated this
war on Ds Die you who have done it. You
complained of an infringement of Southern
rights when thorn was no infringement. You
complained of - Northern encroachments when
there werunone, and .You have rushed into a
war of the•mast. wicked kind, without the
shadow of a reason." •
JOHN P. KELLOGG & CO.,
No. 44 Water Steed, Nem Pori,
OSTIA Won SAGS, MOO tWITSD OTASIWIIONDZI)
~11100113,07 Won own ONNOZTATION,
COGNAC BRABBIKS—Otant; Donny & Co.,Pluet
xustillon A Co.; and other btands of Tarlton' vintages,-
&trit and We, In halves, quarters.and slghlha.
BOULtkL'LE BlLll(DlES—Psllevolsta, A.. &Lig
netts; and other brands, dark lust 'pita In 'the usual
PI ,TItrLAND OIN J. P. Kellogg &COP ilcbsidam,
and Wee Drop, r. pipes, thno•gr. pipe. and area. '
'lll3N—St. erotx and •SlLlSldeu—sebtoted brands.
WllllSlCYB—kkhan's Irilb and nainierg tkotb.
WINES—Port, htterm Madeira, BUrdaasce,ltoelt,
and ethers, or various grades.
011G-71as 'Bordeaux Table, In eases and baskets.
pRODUCg JUST RECEIVED
-75 bushels cholas Bed'Putstoer,
36 bawl fresh
• 2 bbli. sad Ilex fresb Bina;
. .
. •1 , do-. Countrygosp; •
80 ' Imetby 6tubeLl prime
dead
20,000 pounds Chtdee Sugar Curia !lows;
- .30,000 • do , de Shoulders;
:200 bbls. Family 71064 boa IsAL WhiloWbest,
In lifers b*l far sada • U.
• ' No. 133 Libbrty street.:
40 Obi Berckliardt to.'s St'a ire. 7,
• , Proitor i lisunblew " Ito. 1,
-10 . , •Ao.
10 D.Trizieigopa!:ll24 - . 2(#.il;
!tore azid -
'llololllliLli at•AßßlTOlLtally
' 10 h 24 X04.'202 sa4l*/4Ysfin4tr4o.,
TTE
irrrsURA.XCE.
VIE INSURANCE,BI, TAB RELI-
ANC% 'MUTUAL INSURANCE CORPANY,
OF PHIL ADELPHIA,oirREHEHMkrItoiIoIt
perpetrd, MEHEIIANDISE, FUENIT ,
tovru or ounotty. 06c•N0:,.308 Walnut street.
St 11,510; EtOSAOS'964,"4"
fol lows
Vint Mortgage on Improved City Proper
ty, worth double the. azn0unt...,....--11559922 00
(honed rent, that-
. 3i403
Penn. 11.11. par cent, Mortgage
Loan, $30,000, root.. 27,030 00
City of Philadelphia, a per cent. 30 . 01 * 00
Alleatbeny county 6 per et. P. R. B. Lc an 10,000 CO
Collateral bonds, well tecurea.... * „.4.„ 2,500 10
Runtlustion and Broad Top Monntain
Railroad Company, mortgage 10an...,.. 4,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'. Stock., 4,000 QO
Stoek of Reliance Mutual Insurance C 0 ..: 15,350 00
Stork of County litre teatime°. 1,060
Stock of Delaware IL- S. Insuraizeti 700 00
Commercial Rank do 5,135 91
Mechanic.' Bank As 2 , 0 13 60
Union M. Insurance 10.1 00
Bills Receivable, bushiest 12,2187 79
Book Accounts, accrued interest, 6,214 T 2
Cash on band and band. of agent....... 11,386 16
• . MOM 96
CLEDL TINGLEY. Pragetnat.
DIZZI770111:
Clem Tingley, U. L. Carson,
Samuel Elembarn, IZ. Lotlimp.
Wm. IL Thompson, Rob'. Toland,
Robert Steen, Chia.lalul,
Frodelick Brown, irrterk. Lanais.
Wm. Iluneer, Jacob T. Stinting,
C. titerfinun, U. S. N'ood,
Benj. W 1 Tingley, dmltti bowers.
John IL Worrell, Jas. S. Woodward,
harebell 11111, John Bbwell, Yltlab'gb.
_. NCIUtAU I Secrasey.
J. G. WM YIN, Agent.
Third and Wood Meet.
my 0 Nortbeant corner
NE AND INLAND iN
BORANCR.—INSOIIANCE COMPANY OT
NORTH AMERICA, PHILADELPHIA.
• Incorporated I.7s4.—CapOrd, inD1 11 000.
Jannory /P, .. . . GI
ARTHOR G. revealed.
THOMAS PLATT, Secredary.
INSURANCE CO. OF TILE STATE
06 PEII.IISI LVANIA, PHILADELPHIA.
Iriprpurated 1794—CapIta1, CAMPO°.
Masts, February I, MD. oo
11F.1111Y D. 81.115.11 REDD, Preeidord.
WILLI/41 HARPER, Secretary: •
HARTi'ORDFII7.IIIIN§URANCE CO.
ILAUTFOILD.
Incorporated 1610 , —CapItai t , szap,ooo.
Aaasta, May I, 186 U.. .. 53
i ii i iiii ii ii i i i i i iiiiiii rnaraime.
TIJIO. C. ALLYN, BemetFT.
Off' lummox... in the above olCand tellable Com•
y►ulee tau be obtained by opplicedion to
K. P. JikKES, Aland,
Water Meet, Banal ...fa building..
WESTE.RN LiNSUBANCE COMPA
NIC O I'ITTSIII.IIIGII_
IL MILLERS Jr.; Presidad.
O. Itt. GORDOW, Constery. •
OW., No. le4 Witter insect, gpitag Ware
house, up stair., Pittsburgh.
Witt Swear. ayaired ail kiwi, nJ Fire sad Marled
Ltioko. A Moto Indinition, massaged by Direct'o.o who
are well busies in tke cormottity, and ei/le are deter
esmed, by preens.. cud idneraditp, to butietain
character which Ihey has. assumed, as oferiaty She Lag
pretweites t. those seko desire 4.. be inaarest.
ASSETS, OCTODEE 1859
Stock Aorouula.
Unice urnitum.
___...._s 63. J U
Upon Amvuntn,
=LE!
Amitele Ackley,
Alexauder Speer.
lurid 1111 bong,
Item J. thumen,
Benj. P.Ak,exrell
Jobe E. 111'Cune.
IL Jr.,
James Idelsnley,
Saris:m.l lltames,
Alec. Nitpick,
1it...6 (kande,
% alum, ❑:
C. W. Make.",
,3411
x.oonbox
111'1 ZEN'INSURANCE COM PAN Y
I'ITTSBUItG FL Otticv, corner .31arket •nd
11.ter ntrixtr, second door. ,
WM. 6A6titi.D7', Preskiu.
CAM WILL DEA, Sterefory.
Insures tilew boats and Cargoes.
Insures agaiust 11.11.4 and damage In the navigation
of the Soto hero 14114 lirtlMMl iti , Mlll, Lakes and
Bayous, awl Lb. navigatiste•X Ow Seas. •
niuutiat thanage by Are.
411LECTOIIA
\\'n.. Dagaley, S. 41. Kior,
Jos. Park, Jr„ John Ship.°
G. Johnston, 4 Jas. Si. Cooper,.
B. F. Jones, S. Ilarbaugh,
Dee. Baron,. J. Cialdffil4 Jr., •
lion. T. X. Boar, Join) It, Dilworth,
Barclay Charles 11. Zug,
thongs Biagio.).
PHILADELPHIA Filth kND LlFlti
12intiltANDX lii. HU Chesnut st
opposite the Custom Douse.
/301,018.
Will make ell kinds of Insurance, either perpetual
or limited, on every deicription of ProPerty or Mer
Mutual., at reanuoablo ratae of premium.
HOBERT P. SING, Preeldest. •
M. W. BALDWIN. rice-Preatdera.
F. BLACH.BO lIN k, Secretary.
0. Sha rm an,
°b litik a yi nP o 'a n " , i'
J. 8. Blogargoo.
2.. Wllor.
J. 0. 0014114, Amu.
Third and Wood envois.
Chao.Bhp.,
E. B. Cope,
E. B. English,
Geo. W. Drown
P. B. Savery,
•
INDIOLNITY . AGAINST LOSS BY
A. PH:M.—FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA. Oboe, 4:15 end 437 -
Chestnut street, near Fifth.
Statement of Assets, • dummy let, 1860, published
agreeably to so act of As:notably, being
First Mortgages, amply munred...e......:3488G,3113 00
Real Notate, (pros% nil. El5B, t 1! 01) east 11.02,006 . 00
Temporary Loans, on amide Collateral.
Stocks, (present slue roes...—
Notes and stills
82,208,11151 ea
Apar The only profits from premiums which this
Company can arida bx law are frusa ricks which
have beta determined.
Ineuranoe made on every description of property,
to town and country, at rates as low as are ccinsbtent
with eecnriti.
Since their incorporation, a Peeled of thirty yews,
they hate paid losses by Are to an amount exceeding
Fear Artiness of Dann, thereby affording evidence
of the advantages of Insurance, ai well As their abill,
ty and deposition to meet with promptness all
Loewe pain during the Tear 1868........—51 06 , 0 &S 67
D 711141011111
Charles N. Baneker, Lase Les,
lanteaa D.'Lewts, Jacob IL Smith,:
Tobl Wagner, ' Edward Dale,
David 8. Brown, Geo. W..ltklorder,
Samuel Grant, George Palen.
CHARLES . BANKER, Prolapse.
1. DAILY., Vine - -President.
'14; ""
‘ OF/114, Agna,
t cur. Wood .&
Third att.
YDWIHD
Wu. A. Siam, • -
J. OAR
mr6 OM* Horthe
ALLEGIIE.NY INSURANCE COM
PAN TOD PITTSBOBDIL 0;44), No. N 7 /Mb
.treat, Bank Dloek.
Insuros agablio all Undo of Vireand Darin. Baits,
DMA° JONNN, Proident.
JOHN D. mccoup, woo
D. M. DOOM, -Siecniary.
CV , . WIC DIAN, Onwiral . Agiite
gMs ini). McCord,
pt. Adana Jacobi,
R. B. Storting,
Capt. Wink/lean,
B. L. McGrew,
Law lows,
C. G. Massey,
Itarrey Childs,
Card. H. C. Gray,
John Irwin, Jr.,
.Fahnestock,
WHERLEK & WILSON'S
Sewing lEBoChil:l43l3
N 0.7 717TH STBERI", r lqtrEiteliEGl4 PA.:
rAlius or uk
.
• damrded ale POO Pressfiri Ow_
UNITED STATES DALIN: - 01110STSTE ILSIE4
ILLINOIS STATE FAIN _
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR; lOWA STATE DA/II
KENTUCKY STATE
orir,Qo
TALE;
TIIIMIEBEK STATE NADI ; irrArm
YEEXONT STATE S'A.lll4:.
Stschastaelnitho
_te; _
LoninWe siftstases+ mood* ;
, • Mechanic,' 'lnstitut*
Ansoirar Oedema !COllNTr/Alt, torrrescam,
=4 ether Connty rain UK. namenone tomeition.
We offer to the public WHEZIAIit W 11,5011%
13,080911911EWM£111AOHINIC, et =DUO=
PRIMA, with increased sonddience ht its merits as
the beet and mod' reliable Family &Win Madams
nowtames.. It mei equally well an the Wekeet.abd
• thins*. tacks, amkee the lechAttitch Mecomibie Me '
with the amain! earimbip of being OW-
A n both Mdse, - braking no chili arthatand U ®dal
sitople In conetrotthen, inetweeettly Inman.
meott, sad more &entail= any mheethoobble. - .
We she Intt.kenswitiene M enable the pottlimem":
to - vie anilsteryeesma, eMteb, hem, fit imffhe Wher - .
• Mid red taakr anit the memo Minchtitt, sd warna
emittalelm. bet, Mt::
the hiltheit ibut,thig, set end:west, &big
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