"'~, TIM DAILY ESTABLISHED IN 1786. ''''' - '40MIA111111110.11; 4" c. TORN B. •C/NFIELD, Comstui .oo:ll- VOILWAIDIRO . MMICII•17 oad whole do- DESNIIVZ ED LARD, POIDE, BACON, FLOUR, FISH, POT • MANI, ASHES, BALEIIATIIii, LIN. --- 812D AND LAND OIL, DRIED TIIOIT awl Pralloce: • or•Lly, Nos. 141 and 143 rem) street, 0e..2 M=MMV=! • . . . „ elinAt'irc tog Mutt . v4,-, =Airs - and &glen to ELOUR. GRAIN AND PRODUOI, No. 24 Liberty street; PRbtough, Pa. Choke Wanda of Timor for Rakers and Yasully use cOsinantli:oo,baad. i Dartleolar.otlentlon' paid to. cubic orOns for Iferebaidise_orterallf. miktily • FIL&NK.. YAbili4)ll.lll4TuouircEAmi • ouidettlesou dfalorin FLOOR, MT . TES,EDOOXS t SEEDS, LARD. (MEESE, POIIK, ;DRUID -AND GREEN FD GITs nub oloduce gen- Llbseal nub advisees made on consignments. Wareham.. No. 1143econd atrert, Pittaborgh. T us. J. ; NYE IS • COAIMISSION MERCHANT AND DOLZ:11 IN CIIUDD OILS de'Ll•l d Corner Hand otreet and D _I AN M. AY, F. . to Otenhissiox hlieceairr, !or the Woof IfLOUII, GUAIN, BACON "I:ARD, -, DISTTEIt, EOGt, and We - 14ra ?mbar, tentroliy,,No. 10 SKIVIFIEI.II STRZET;tornor of Virst,,Piltsburgh7Pa. 116 - Orders and oonalgumento 1a22:1y41 A. FiNZER. FORWARDING AN N.IIIMILANT, furl he Galt, FUME., fiIIAnf,3IACIYN, L &RD, BUTT Elt, SEEDS, DRIED WlLUrroind Praha. generally, No. If liar - let la.. oorsei . -411rat, Pitt.Luroh. 0d.5.11 Ub M. OCIIIMAIUM—..„ SOIIOIIAK_EIt & _LANG, ComnisioN Hermon sod trbolesele dea f en In GROCE RIES, FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE, Sc., No. :I‘. Liberty street, Pittebergb, eel3,lly H()Liar.. D RIDDLE successor to J no. :11•0111 k Son, No. 163 Liberty Arcot, Pitt, —burgh, GENERA.I. PRODUCE, GROCERY AND thiIdI.II3IISIONMECUANT. (Sana!Armenia respectfully solicited. fo26:dly ern. J.. 16111 TC. wWRITE BROTHERS, FortwAßom; T':•. - 41111 , 0oatunuoit aticCxwxrt sud laden In PRUVISIONS AND PLO! UCEGI:Ndf,RA LLY, N. 05 Liberty. ctrret, Pittsburgh, Ps. toy 7 Ace 01E CommissloN NI.LacHAN • doelpr OILQUE ANT AILLION OlLt3, UltAtIS, MON, NAILS, Lc., N 0.1.183 Liberty sheet._ mi.Z7 dji WIALJA. j VAVID ACCANDLAAS. 0. MAR. A. COPTIN. t Special Partner. MEANS al4. COFFIN, successors to ns, %ans.& Co., IVIIOLESA ciao. CERS, to rnera Wood 0101 Waiter gamete, PittebsTrgh, Tonn'a. jy3:dly RU. J. UITCIIXfIN Io.sTaLL Stlert..—..L. U. Vultir I & CO., successor to L. Outgeg u Lit i a lu y i : "4)rti'llattisioni.E.sa _)0111. 1101.111/.............—... ....... ........111M,CO litMlik. VAIN L lictUSE. 6: ea,' 11 7 nomAta - 11 Glom= Aso .Coinosios MTACILUITIL corner of ' t iltillobiA Pa. nd WOor streets:Pittsburgh, .Jr ...., DUltitrOX:4l...:4l.lrali. - 11:4 .. WHOLE "" OX O eIiAICAVINQIISSAON Mitzi:own., No. 107 W.. , 1010. rlttAlotrgh.., , . ..je2:dly i. 1 "/"..TAICK.... 2, ..9V.Y..... 1,11 . AIkKrAT.ILL. B10'& lORKPATRICILS,Kwi,E. N "Aug Gs4o.s and denim In FLOUR AND SEKDStliar: and La -Liberty street, Filial..l-O. BiLtZ ELL SON, COWIN. 1110111,iiii*A;Vil or the of CRUDE AND RE TINED CA RHON•Ottli, Na. CO and 70 Water statet, Pittsburg!, Advances made on consignments. 4DREGGISTS. bEni.es. IN PGJut Ia_DRUOI3 AND MIMIC:ALS, 11.11.FUltERY, FANCY 000D8, BURNING FLUID, OILS, FAM ILY MIDIOINNS, to., to., of strictly prime quAl• Sty, which he otters u lowest.prinse. Corner &ultb. field sad Yowl!, streets, Yittaborkt, Po -1 Pn•sorlptions careful! ootspottudoil avail boons. .4.,FAIINESTOCK dc CO., 11 WOLF-. • SoldStiar•Olo• and 'dam%factored of WHITE MCADAM coroor of Wood and Itoot trentm,...Eitta bur h.. ; . . 1 -.P. SI.X.YI r, ' V am.F.s.tut Drat - ER tI Ili DEVON, PALNIN, OILS, VARNISHES AND MI fip'...W3 amt. DDMIngrAD-^ ail urting-vrittmeetre prompt attemtkm. tnht , .t - u( [}skiw lIOLF-9ALE AND RITAIL Dneeoim, mraer of Liborty mud Ht. Clair streets, rittsbiltgh. I lIL Al :O. 'U. b YeMIL, DitaucitsT, J..." 140 Wool street, rner of Wood .trees Viraln odlot '4ITT . OII.IrEY'S. JoaN - 07:11.iii - 001.: NELL, Arrosarr.y Ay Lair. OMMt, second story Knot's Ls. Ittrun -13110, No . 9CI Lamed atmet. Will attend to the settlement, meenrlng and collec tion et' dale* buuntleicac„, to Wsablnitton,_District sole:sum JO 1111CLUM. &11ELLON,Arrcia littarAf Fourth sireet, el , , e door. above liabilerd • ' Pitts •, • b, - Ps.: tuyl7:4ltt r • • IWLU , A .•• AI LAW.. Omon,, NAN 160 north. divot, .corner of Me silo rinAnglihe Pa:.-: enll:Onerirr S • td.a.;r. K _IAACE r Arrogxer oryttortitte. btrett; utfoining the nifice of Mu —XII lithiewh. - Plttebarch, Po. )43'4,411y . Arroeprzx Ann 001141111Z140111t LAW, baOrelDOlred to KUHN% LAW-SlllLDlElitin e .No.l2' Diamond tame., next dome to:an:Peter's tneordt. ' toyltedly i nt.t o t - g . E. ; . ATlti o itt o t za hlY ,,, ALL ua n i 7 s: . mid PRODUCE. . P. Las.ca. L >srelt aufaiii - N.thoN, commissiim derbAntiratunent Iftacnalrre, dream In WIZIT RIM 21115XIIVt. MIME. PLOIIII, FISH, BA CON, RUTTER, LINgEED OIL, , PUTS AND PEARL OUR& BIRDS, DI/AI N, DRIED FRUIT find Pn . obereigreendly. Beet-brand. Famity-Floor awaycaeo o br l a ea t a e d P at ge nted Pear l Sa ls r aof. •Mad e d e Second and 145S9st eta., tetvreen WOO.! and Smith- Pl iu ftelifnitla apddly TA+lll, • . WARKEICUS - E.-11ENR f N../ H. 0/J,L LIES, forwarding and Oolandealon Mer chant aßt`deilet li, ClIgEnE, BUTTER, L.%& NISH IMF - Produce generally, B. - .2.5W0W et,,•l, above Widar,-Plltiburdh. mr2 & CO., Palm PACE. Ifo , =Ladd &oleo In PROVISIONS, cormr a Bat. to aIIIVRIRDI , . dly xrstaira.rew '4O.EJrTS. • • .041tMER. COFFIN; AGENT FOIL. • T., • IrimiIIILIF,EiIIIADELFULII AXD itlLlApfet. svaurci•Orstiirsts, Noitb4amt comer 15'0.1 sad V :..;404. - = OUNT . 011T11 Avsei ectralcittrat Itaiiturd is .urwollent 67 Wstbr S" At 8111CRELARY. CITIZENS . IsickutozCOUTANT corner Market and Water - _ - - - - - FGORDON; SuiliurrArtir W Karim» • iIIXVILLVOI Cole rAN W 4 Wale/it met. 4-'BI3CftIiTARY • LIEGRENY IxotnisseitOwn.igr, - LI /Mb strut. _• Dar (40011 S. -aott Willoll,2lllltlt aaaa....pavio n'taTIDLIS.II. , CAl3.lllk-CO .trut. P 9 994, 4094 'inoar.sats DLLIL UI . • TORZION AND'DOMZSTIO DRY GOODS, 'do. M Woo‘stral, Yalid bows abo , r9 Diamond all. Plitstrarch. ' M. BURCHFIELD, successor to J . • Marebeeid 41; lka,Wbeiesale and Mandl Dealers to ST LPL"' gIiinArANIIII. , DRY-GOODB, Nank in* minor of inarlk and Market streets. sea JW. ataxia DI DRY •1110069; No 69 Itarket 6.4wert 'Third and V . • ihiILIARIC IN 11 0 P- A MIN 1•41 _ty . , C• MIAMI. Miser MP .esoODS, slip of the orig.. teal 344-711,11; No: ti, Igurketgtruot. Pittsburgh. TIWILIWArGS, 4c; JOBIIPH 11ORNE, DEAu ni es IN Tu imies. Xwixozolasss Awn gnu, 004011, Na 17 Mazkita Plitsbargb.' split 7 1 • • , h. 13 ORALS& 2x Dim elooft, 'swum:maw, etc. 78 Market street, • - R - AT011; MAC:UM 4t (XL, .I)Ltiaraa 1 1 / 1 1101DRZItil, 75'nm:ips o ' Norton, etc., Me. 17 sad 1171t161l amt. Pittelntritte. -1109721 4WD SHOES. BELL. MANl:nen:Rs& OF 1100 111LASIDAHOZS ot over, description, Ihatiaidatrestalttabn c'e2"l • 1 ! SUN CO., 'Wsour& Itimuz, maw tx BOOTS =OM i4g, =tog !per* gad Wood wee% Pittsba!gb. GROCERS. SHRIV ER Ss LAZEAR, - WHOLESALE GROCERS COMMISSION MERCITANTS Noe. Zr end VJ Sash hilleld Street, Corner Snood, .J..97.1p1 PITTSBUROH, PA TUGS. LIIITLK, IR ITTLE & -TRLNIELE, W - BOLERALS L Geocans -asp Colusisauss /Rasmus:4m dealers In CRODIRA, FLOUR, BACON. - CILRESE; rum; CARBON AND LARD OIL , IRON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, and Pittanurglra manofactnres generally, 112 Second street, ' , lnstal h. • DUX.. 11111.00,1•LD....J. AKISUO.S.L. MCDONALD & ARBUCKLE i WHOLE , .1.1.11{A1.E Gamma. Paopucr. AXD COXYIPSION 31ga ellAtrtl. Jobbers Iry N. 0. SUGARS end MOLASSES. lINFINED SUGARS and SYRUPS, FLOUR, 111.- VON, RICE. CILEESE, SEEDS, !to., No. 2pa. Liberty_ street, 'Pittsburgh. "• • • •reo14:1 r. R.DVDEII J. S. Dt1.11[111..,J.......W11. D. SISSIAKE. DEYMER. & BROTHER.B, succeasor:_l .ILli to Replier & Aoderstm, lirftfteside dealers i 6 uktRIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND SPICES, VON ER I', SUGARS, FIRE WORKS, Au., Nos. 126 sod 1221 Wood street, above Fifth, Pittsburgh, _L Peso's. Jr 29,d1 - rO4Ol. el. MEAD 11.71• R. HEAD & METZGAR, Geoceres AND COM. ISSW)i grildvill In .all hiatus of COUNTRY PROM:CZ •ND Pirrginutou L tie. rsettigcs, No. 249 Liberty street, opposite hand or Wood street, Pittsburgh, Ps. rum,. 0002000 11,1108esult. R IiOBISON & CO., WHOLESALE GEO eras, Coeett lnswst Idtannatrre and dealers In all kiuds of PIiOVISIONS, PRODUCE, and Pitts burgh tutinntactures, No. 255 Llberly street, Pitts burgh. TA. 111. GEAlikii , WBOLE 8 ALB UROCI/66 U • Conms•rox itracumr• auiFdkiler ip VLOMI, GRAIN, PRODIAJZ ANL PI/VISIONS, 100. 270 Liborty street, opposite Eleand, Pittsburgh, P. COridbend adv.... made on consiginnenta. ruhl3:l)ts I Ell it JUN ES, W/i0110141.11 DRALKit rr OROCEBIES, MANILLA KOBE, OAKUM, vl I.S, PITCH IcialiPittcburgit manufactured article., So:141 Water .treet, linnet. the Mouongaltele Bridge, I•,tt.bnrglt, I. F. O.IIIMT DALZELI. CO. WIIOLE -ILxenr. GROCL., COIIIII.IOK •ny )oxw•cnlNo ii.tell•NTS, nod dunletre tu PRODUCE “114 Pine -1,1,F11 zunamfacturrie, PittAborg.h. Y.,61 LAME6I.I.I. AMBEler & SUI fON, WtioLEA.u.s. PLLOOMIL D.1.C1. and 42...aanaana Pd Litellkltilll. No. a afaxit atraat, PitUborgb. Pa. n014..1y kwArWC £ IL6U4N, WLIGLENALE GEO a ccus, Coissiunnox Menensfeti, and dealers In ace aud Pitteburzb manufactures, Nu. ICA Lib erty street, Vittsburgb. n2.5 - I AIA It DICILLY- LIOLgESALS Oaocns, COl.lllOl/011 Maucuarrs; and dealer. In PROMICE. Ne. tilt Water street, and 115 Front et.reet, Pittsburgh. GI:O. N. . .. AL1...11.111. I S. DILWORIIi Sr. CO., WHOLESALE . Grturrest, Nos. 134 anct 1 Setssul street, usar rissitlafieltl, Pittsburgh. .101.1:1 rl.OlO ....... ............ WILLUM FLO [(MN FLOYD A: CO., WaoLEttAut ("so u cum Ast,Coleinssiolt btuvacivrs, NIL Ir3.lVeed KIRI .428 Liberty target, Pitbiburtrit. j 18 - - - • • • - - - • • • • • -- -" AA/ LLIAM BAUALE 17, W1101.1=46 Ilmocra, Nos. 18 sfol 2 Wood .tart, Pitta burgh, Pa. PdtPdif Al, E.XA_IN DE fti tNu , NV uoutia.LE gitocco, 1m ortor of Ooott dam, No. '273 Liberty Wool, Pittsborglt, Po. tuba ma.ruraCTUR.ERS, ----- 11A-NIEL BENNE'I'T A; SON S MIA.Nd- FACTORcrxur WHITE STONE CII.INA AND UttEAM COLORED WARE. AND AVArietiouxt Ptruwaszart, Pt. Inilitrifb. nineruthb ..... r. HAD?. Air ACKI OSII, LI EMPIIILL & CO., All corner Pike and O'Hara otraeo, tear the City Water Works, PittaboJp. Pa., Manufacturer. of lIAOKINTUSII AND lIEMPAILL'S IDIPILOYED PATENT OSCILLATIND STEAM ENGINES AND SLIDE VA Ly Ks, of all aired and beat atyle. —Dariug to, up am/decry of large cap..; and of the hoot quality, we are prepared to do heavy Job bing, and walictt work in thin line, &ranting that by pnoroptuear, and the cbaruter of our work, to merit puLllc patronage. We hirite apecial attention to our BALANCED VALVE tide/ ELATING advantagGl beretufae Unottiftltird iu tills clad 01 Engine. d WILLIAM UR:MILL,- .101450 IL *OO5O. LL L lAM 13AILN H 1 LL & CO., No. 61 Penn .treat, below Marbury, Plthiburgh, Pa., STEAM BOILED. MAKEILS AND SHEET IRON WORKERS ; Manufacfurese of BA RNLI I L L'S PA T ENT BOILER, LOCOMOTIVE, FLUED and CYL INDER BOILERS, CHIMNEYS, /IRETINIEN, YULE BED, STEAM PIPES, CONDENSEILS, SALT PANS, SUGAR PANS, IRON Y AWLS,LIFE BOATS, etc., etc. Alto, BLACKSMITH'S WORK, BRIDGE and VIADUCT IRONS, donerat the ellen. el ViCotim All orate from a alliance promptly at tended to, Jett: ITLIOMAS MOORE, MANUFACTURER. OF AND DrALcr. I ALL ILINIJA or COPPER-DIS TILLED PURR /LYE WHISKY and FAMILY VINEGAR, Nov. Ittit,.l9l, 13 and W 5 First street, &lasso Stnithtiold wd Grant ottiatit, Pittsburgh. Private orders sollstasil. Highest market price paid fur RYE. tar Fusel Oil and all tither poisonous Ingredients carefully extracted , by • protium. now awl isuprutud. fu 15IMiEMEM Comer or Vint and Liberty nimbi, PITTSBUIL47II, I's, luvericrultr.us 07 SUPERIOR STEAM ENUINES, MACHINERY & etc. m •15:tf bk:, V &WAX% UN, o.itat. ST t matioraeluror of BOILXII. RI VICTSL IWUOLIT SPIKES, L`o,ll MON AND RAILROAD, of every dowrlptiou. fifrParlicoLar eared Of shaped EIPIKIL9 largo or 01411. to order at short uotioa. A mord arrortnient I.l.lsatatotlr ..rs bowl' OLlPANT,_succeseor Rot II F. H. Oliphant, Manufacturer of HOT I'itESSED NUTS AND WASHY:DS, ULIARCOAL MIIIISE-SHOE 'nos .041 NAIL RODS, BOILED LEGS and ILIVETS. • FA IRCI.I A NCK IRON WORKS. Fayette Co.. Pa_ 13 3 1:1y.1 WArehoww, 13 Wood a., I'lu.lwrKb. J. A. *lmre . .. T. PLUNIR•TT...:.-• T. LAM MUT: PXCELSIOR. GLASS SVORKS.— WOLFE, PLUNKETT & CO., GIMPS Sl•sorso tt•Hses. Warehouse, No. E 2 Wood street, oorzier arringt, Pittsburgla, Pe. nes:lyel tIVELLS, 11.1131/LE & ls; o. 215 - TT Lthes,ty street, opposite Bisth, Pittsburgh, tneentseturers of WHIPIS, LASIIES AND SWITCRI EN, sod every ifeeeript fun of LEATIIER B tr.A 11.1 M WORK. Orders solicited from the trod., and good. prompt If shipped sr per ltuctroctlorm Insn _ LIEJrTISTR F. ITEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT • A..PAIN, EY TIM USE OF AN AI•PARATUS WITEIIKBY NO DILINISo. GALVANICIIATTEIS4 ,AAE USED. • • Cold weather le the time when the apparatus ono be toted to Its beat tidenntage. , Pledhal gentlemen and their htsullles have had their tenth extracted by my proms, and ore rawly to toothy an to the safety sod pelnleennon of the opera that—whatever lane hero wad by portents Interreted In .itesertlng the contrary, hoeing no knowledge of lay, process. iRb'AIITITICIALTELTII Inserted In every style D■ertter, 19.1 lmltheeld at. 0:iEPII V Building, corner of Diamond and Grant stroots, Pinitargh„ ItxrcarowcAF--Dr. A. , Potioak,• Dr.'. Hillock. Theodore nubbins, !Insult nrren. mydnfly 4 ftCIIITECTCRrIL:.- TAMES M. RALPH, late assistant to Chitr — Ve Bank...ger, prepare. IMPLICIT DRAW INGS AND SPECIFICATIONS for • kinds of Duildinge, end toperlntande their erection on rea.on able terra.. 01lice on Amlemoa street, between Leacock and Robinson streets. Allegheny City. h e ld lIKARLES BARTBERUER, Asoßl rwr. Uttke, IRON TIAN.% BLOCK, Fifth :ertront. FirMistins PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS for Buildings of every description; works superior and Oa moderate terms. — .madly .111USIC, aft O _ LIARLOTTE BLIBLE, MANuirAcrrint an • aim'thuiLla ti PIANO-FORTES, and In,- porton of Mtudcand Musical Inatrannarta. , Sole agent for the HAMBURG PIANOS, aloe for MALLET, DAVIS A 0P.% ROSTON PIANOSOrIth and with out Mohan Attachwant. No.-0 Fifth street. inya . : BALM IN . I.iNOO. WANK: stseal,.betweea street and Miaow: 'OW, Ptrekhurefo:n... QPECIAL NOTICE:The sum of !JAW°. Ind ako at PAO sin be based on good iroads and mortgagee tor three or barmen. No lost stun than WU or RI balmiest': A tret ' • • raid merry& etreer.- lANtr jut rixteivet afidlor %.) br DOWN'S ITTLWI 13rWard :~~-,. AND C MAIERQIA_L JOURNAL. PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING; APRIL 4, 1862. PI✓I.rOB. NEW PlANoa—Now re- -- -'" - .5---74...., calving, • new supply of PIANO , - FORTES, from Chlckaring Jr Sons.l i ' I ( Baton' Marlton Brothers, Few York ; Hebert, Da. It I D .I. ) ..t. • :... & er 0. , oh & Uo., Baotou; George Block, Now York. and i EDITORS AND IROPRIETORS. Haines brothers, New York. An of which will be , , sold 11( Eastern factory prices. • Publication Office N . S 1 Fifth Street. JOHN H. BIELLOR,SI Wood at , eP 3 between Diamond alley and fourth ,a, , AIORNI NO AND EVEN' '0 EDITIONS, DAILY, AOIIICKEHLNG RUSE- CONTAINING THE LATIINT NEWS UP TO THE WOOD PIANO r,% ocisve, in HOUR of PUBLICATION ma .is months, and In perfect order, for $1.0.0, regular price VV. For 1004. er.3 JOAN" EL ItIRLLOR. Ell Woodstreet. ECOND-H AND PIANOS MORXIXO Ent...me—l/O per annum In advance, or r 12 cent. per work tom. carrier. —At526, V% 5 60 , 57 6 , ENO, Sl2t. SILO, for eel.. by ap3 JOAN A. MELLOR, lit World rt. pIX PIANOS TO RENT— AL 29, $3, 4 and $5 per mantb, JOEIN n. MELLOR, Wood ortmlt. NW AUK( V N O - A. :holm supply of the unrivalled KNABJC PIANOS, warranted fur Orel i • f 'I yeart, and pronounced to be equal, if not auperior to any in thls country. The Pianos now erriving were personally selected by the enbacriber, at the new end .potions factory of Wm. Koala, & Co. , Baltimore. Nutmeat' and examine hojpre purchasing elteetrtiere. VtIAIILtITTS BLUME, 4.1 Fifth etrect, tuh'2.s Solo Agent for KnaNell enthralled Pianos Q . ll\ IMi Phe Cythara, by J. Y. Woubbury—per d05...58 60 The New Lute of '6l6a, by J.. Woodbury do ... 860 The Asaph, by Dr. Lowell Mown, do -. 860 The Diapason, by George F. Root, do ._ 860 The Sabbath Dell, by Como k. Boot. 8 60 The Jubilee, by-William D. lirlidhary, .- 8 60 The Christian Minstrel, by Aiken, do ... 860 The Sacred Star, by Leonard Maraliall, do ... a6O JUN' KNI LIS SINGING BOOKS. The Golden Wreath, lOUth edit too —per doren...Kl 1 , 0 Tarns Harp, by J. A. Grine, du ... 3 nu Thi Nightingale, ((new book) ... 3 MI Sabbath School Bell, " do 1 20 The Golden Chain, for Sabbath Schools, do I 50 AU the above fur sale In dumatit in or Mosly by JOHN,II. MEI)LOR, Nit. 81 vo: ocsi Ja2n _ between Diamond alley and Fourth et. .4"E II" BOOKS BAYARD TAYLOR'S NEW WoRK, AT HOBE AND ABROAD I=llM5 AA Nswtots sio EN:-...:AY6 AM) E I 101 AIDS TO VAITII aerie. of Theo,loginal F.toutps by several, write'', being* reply to —lttnow, t Ito. Etit,! by William Thomboon, I) D. 1:1011T EOUSNESS BY FA ITII —lllustr•tod by • coniparleon of the doctrine of the taford Tracts. Br Bishop Mc:fiefdom. Jut refelvtst and for ifitif try ME:IMMM= 13A YARD TA YLultS vv NVORK. AL flume and Ahmed, Second eerie,. Flare Hoop. By John Brown. Lea.. Hours to Town. The Young Bleu-Bother. By Miss Younger, .• bongs In Many Key.. By Holmes:" I.,eseona to Lilo. By Timothy Tlteomb. The +Sutherland. The Undercurrents of Well Street. Trench OriThe Eplatte.ifothe Seven Churches ot • he'qt. 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PITT pittshurgil EVMNING EDITION—VI per annum It nilretne., or 6 epnte per We.-k front e.arri6r, **FE., EDlll.—Sltigl« ..pler, S 2 per annum Vito or mom. E 1.15; Toll Or npwaritg. #1 iwr Duman llllTArtably in marnoor. AIiVERTISTNG REARr/NATII.E RATES. FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 4 LETTER FROM BEAUFORT ttireelel ..xresirmdene.• et the Pittsburgh Gazette.] I owe you some apology for not writing oftener, and you must !Ind it is the pressure of work, of which I have had enough to keep me buoy, without n moment's leisure, until within a few days since. And as for news, I am situated, hare, out side of the circle within which news is sought for; and then there is nu news to seek for. The capture of Fernandina was the only thing to break the monotony of military stagnation in this region, and the gunboat, with intelli gence of that event, was well un her way to Baltimore before the fact was fatly known at Hilton Head. It was a bloodless achieve. went after all; and the army officers say that if the navy hadn't spent a day in foolishly sounding the channel and planting buoys,and had sailed right op to the town boldly, they would have captured fifty more gone, which the rebels dismounted and carried off while they were sounding their way. But then there is just the least possible mite of bad fueling between the army and navy, you know, and a slight carping is consequently unavoidable. KAY& CO., 6.5 Wuxi Fort Pulaski is completely cut off from supplies. Tatnall comes down every day and trier to ran our batteries, but in vain. He has also essayed a land attack upon our forces which guard them; but so for he has lICCOM - pliehed nothing, and the inevitable dram of Pulaski approaches. We are consoled from our bwri inactivity by the stirring news wo get ream boreal by every mail. The tidings el the capture of Forts Lonelion and Henry, the driving out of the rebels from Missouri and Kentucky, the occu pation of Nashville, New Madrid end Colum bus by our troops, the abandonmentLof Ma nassas, the onward march of Banks' division, the brave advance of Burnside and the resto ration of Fremont, have come to us swiftly and rapidly, each arrival heralding to us a new victory and making us wine we wore among those who ore directly participating in these stirring events. The intelligenoe that tinnier is to command bore, is, however, evidence that the govern ment expects some fighting clown here, soon ; and my own conviction is that, as the army on the Potomac and that in- the West drive the rebels southward, they...will Concentrate in front of the lines nowoccupied by this division of our forces. If 50,,w0 shall hare stirring time, here, too; and...the government cannot ho too quick in forwarding all Its spare troops to this point. It any be, and there is nothing improbable in the supposition, that in the winding up of thin rebellion, we may witness on the part of We rebelaa repel:Anon of-the Wades of the Itdians in the Fliarida war—a retreat to swamps audit:kora-saes, from whence they will have to be hunted singly. flow, in that event, will the chivalrous slave hunters like to hear upon their scout the bay of dogs with which they have so often hunted their own dear, attached and faithful runaways? In the lack of news to tell you, I will be al lowed, I know, to chat about what I have seep In my wanderings through thin labyrinth of inlaods. I found, in passing from place to place, various items of interest tip roe, and I hope that for similar reasons, they will prove of come interest to your readers. First among these things is an old fort, about four miles below hero, en Beaufort river, at the month of an inlet connecting Beaufort with Broad and Coosaw rivers. It was built, tra dition says, by the .Spanish, in 1555; but upon what authority the tradition rests I cannot say. It is a square enclosure, with a salient -angle, facing Inland, within which one gun was mounted. The walls were built of 0013- arere--11ster shells pounded into email Crag meets, mixed with water and, sand, and pounded in a semi-liquld state into a frame prepared to receive it. It soon hardens, and breollole, a wall much lucre impervious to shot than stone. 'rho walls an they now stand are about five feet high and . three feet - thick ; but the sand bee probably drifted several feet about their base. Except upon the water front, where the tide bail uodermined them, the walls are still nearly as round an when built. The point upon which the front is built is called Smith's Point, and a man of the singu lar lima of 'Smith bad a plantntion there, his residence being just buck of the fort. It was a comfortable house, surrounded by a bountiful grove of lire oaks, standing apart in regular rows, anal looking, at a distance, very much like the large old orchards of apple treen one seen in Vork and Lancaster counties of your State. The old rebel named Stnith know he was guilty or lie would not have ran off from such a pleasant spot. MS house is now a depict for a government cotten agent, and a picket station for our troops ; 111111 his "nip" . are working for the government that would have protected him if he bad not been such a fool. , 3211=3E1 N AND r,ok,N6 FANCY iu gr.! DuTxt. This reminds me that there are a feu, loyal South Carolinians, (excluding the blacks, whom the government refuses tosount among its citizens.) One, named Balls, returned ' here a short time since, and took possession of his ' , State. Ma parents are dead, and his executors had sent him North to be educated. Be was at College when the war broke out; but be remained loyal, and has thereby come , into possession of no estate out o( which the executors would probably hive defrauded him. Two others occupy a small plantation on Hunting Island. they bad only four slaves, and devote themselves to the raising of hogs for market. They belong to the class of poor whites. To return to the forts. Above the old fort I have described, and between it and Beau fort, Is an old fortifteati7in thrown up during the war of 1812. A similar fortification is to be seen on Hilton Head Inland, near Sea brook. They are both earthworks, similar to those captured by us at Hilton Head and Bay Point. That at Seabrook commands the landing at that point—the very beet on the. island; and the one below Beaufort com mands tfie river in both directions. They are In a good state of preservation, considering the shifting nature of the soil of which they ' were built; but the Rebels did not think of fixing them up and rising them for this war. There was an odor of patriotism about, them which repelled the emmudrels. They were built to resist the British—a foe the Rebels would welcome now with open arms. The fort which the. Rebels built to protect,_ Beaufort is a small enclosure, for three gone, and was built at the lower end of the town. It was well placed ; but when Bcaureguard came here to visit the works, ho told its occu pants that if we captured Bay Point and Hil tonl He , the -gone at Beaufort. would do them no ood. tie the three pieces were re moved to Fort Beauregard at Bay Point and fell into ur hands there. It le • trains commentary upon the bra very of t ese fellows that they took good care to secure their retreat safely. They dug a ditch' six eet deep, running in a straight i line fmtn the fort, to the Shell Road, half a rellaoff t u rough which-to maketheir escape.. .At iehe t distance it leeks like a 'rive. pit; _and the ealealation undoubtedly was that this deceptive appearance would inakcf an Miran dug eneXty Cautious. In appri;aehing- it, and so gi re than the greater time to get off. °tie° on the Shell =Road they wopid 'WM a fair thane,: titry ills virtue—oftahowing. &- clean pair of heels,' ! ' ' . '''''' ' ' The Shag Read is a wide, sabeileatial tho?- - oisktare nin=e sla aeirl';& , &atilt line ~;....:,.~. ~ r ~;:: .:,.c,.:: r ~.r I . M ~„~ BURGH - GAZETTE 05itzette. TERI'S DEAUVOIIT, S. C., March 24, 11462 from here to Port Royal ferry. It was made by throwing the sand up from the sides and mixing it with oyster shells, forming a very firm superstructure. It forms a splendid drive of ten miles, and many a fast young man has trotted his fast hones over it to the astonishment and delight of the aristocratic yOung ladies of this southern Saratoga. Alas for the young bricks! They are now proba bly iri r Virginia or Tennessee, galloping away with all speed from our advancing troops, and the Shell Road is a thoroughfare for quartermasters' wagons and the Cavalry and Artillery of the hated 'Yankees. The ride over this Shell Road is singularly attractive to northern eyes. The Road in shaded, nearly its entire length, with lofty pines and spreading water oaks, revere' of the latter, from their magnificent Pine and beautiful proportions, presee ting splendid pic tures in themselves. At one spot the trees form o lofty Gothic archway over the road. And from every limb of the .trees on both sides of the leafy avenue tits sad-colored moss hangs pendant, presenting a view something like that which ' , genie artiste try to imitate in their conception of the splendors ottbe watery depthaln which the Naiads dwell. Quite a number of missionaries and teach ers, libth male and female,' for the contra bands, have ; arrived here and. entered upon their arduous labor. The centrabands wel come them, and their schools aro well attend ed. Nothing is so common, now, as to see the young negroes running to iitolfeom school, with primer in their hands; and even grown up ones are to be seen, devoting every spare moment to the mysteries of the Alphabet. But they receive little encouragement else where. Army officers, with honorable excep tions, sneer at them ; some try to obstruct them ; and with many it is considered as much a term of reproach to call them abolitionists as it would be to call the former occupants of this place rebels. Indeed, I fear that by some of our northern gentlemen it is considered a greater crimp to be considered an abolitionist than a rebel. The abolitionists and rebels are the two ostracised classes in their esteem— the worst being placed first. I once labored under the idea that this was a war for freedom ageinet slaverp—was it a delusion ? En rummaging-through a deserted house in this place I found the enclosed letter. It was written, you will see, byistrusband to his wife, at Charleston, on the day that -Fort Sumter was liredupon and captured ; and as this was a letter in which thorn was no motive for de ception, it may be sail to confirm fully the report so much doubted, that Anderson's can nonade of Charleston killed no one. In that View of the case the author was right in say ing' that that was " one of the most extraordi ry battles that has over been fought." Prom the addenda to the P. S. of this letter I should judge that •',.your Hubby" was a man of taw. R. MILLS ilousE,l o'clock Friday night. My DEAe W !PE :6—Glorious news! not one of our .oldiers kilted or tooanded. Wiljio is well and hearty as-a Back. 1 have just seen a men from Corning.' Point, who reports having lefr him walla - ad in fine spirits. This is one of The motif eitrhortlihary Battles that has ever been fought; the firing has been kept up since 5 o'clock this morning and not a man hurt on nor side. Bow much Anderson has suffered wo cannot learn bf coarse, but the damage to the walls and lathe officers' quar ters hoe been great-, Tho report brought by John Johnson, about Surgeons being wanted is all fudge. I have just come up from the Battery where the male and female portion of the city are looking a t the bomb shells that aro thrown every 20 minutes into Sumter, and she is silent, for the best of reasons, there are no mortars in Sumter; and they require daylight to fire their guns. The ball will .npok again at daylight,- and the sight will be grand. 1 have been introduced to llon't .Beauregard anti had quite a pleasant chat with him; he is a splendid little fellow. (feel flonzalese is here, and is un Beauregard's Staff; he goes to Morris Island in the morn ing., I bays offered toy services but geMl.., Gist and Beittregiiard say that they have men entigh--3000 at Morris Island and 3000 at .Gen'l Beaureguard informed one to-dight that if the vessels that are off the bar attempt to land, he will give them Hell. - I must now say good-night, will add a P. S. in the morning, and give the latest news. Drayton will.send a team up on Sunday, so I will remain until then. your. affectionate Hubby, KiAS %I 1 or me. T. R. S. E Larva N o'clock .suturiloy.—The firing is-still going' on, but Sumter done not reply. The 3 resseis are still ofr the Bar, and it is supposed they may try to get in this morning. your Hubby. - . . . I hen;i a barrel of Lager bylaprese Editorial Retirement It is announced that Charles A. Lana, Esq., who fur so many years has been one of the ablest editors of the Now York Tribune has retired from that poet in consequence Of his non agreement with the coerce which the owners of that journal have deemed it expe dient or proper to pursue. We do not speak unadvisedly when we say that the cordial respect of the editorial fraternity will le- Company Mr. - Dana should he decide perma nently to retire from the profession and em ploy his rare talents and accomplished schol arship in the MIMI_ private walks of litera ture. And most , heartly will they welcome him bark to their ranks should he elect to return to the editoral chair of the journalist. And in this they only reciprocate a courtesy and respect which during his long editorial service he personally has shown toward his mintemporaries.—N. Y. Cornmeseinf. We eon .join most heartily in the above commendation of Mr. Dana, and hope we may soon welcome him hack to the editorial chair in some old or now paper. The cause of this charge, the Cuennai-rcial states, is a disagree ment with the course the owners intend to pursue. On this head; the New York corre spondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer has the' 'following, which wegivo for whet it is worth : The talk in newspaper circles is,-that there is, or has been, a sort of tempest in a ten pot, among the stockholders of a certain well known morning newspaper, arising from a loss of business, the consequence, it is sup posed, of an improper political course; that the stookholders insisted .upon the two edi tors-in-6W modifying their sentiments, so as to make the paper less Abolitionist; that thereupon there was a grand flare-up; that the other said he would resign first, and that the stockholders have agreed to accept tho resignation. From Island No. 10 ON BOARD STRANICIE WILSON, I Orr 'malty No. 10, March 31. The Martar bombardment is continued as 'usual, but with much greater accuracy. The rebels are strongly fortifying the lower por tion of the upper battery, which we supposed completely siMnced. It is submerged, but large gangs of men and-teams aro at work up on the upper part, repairing , and mounting goes. New and extensive lines of fortifies [WWl have been erected upon the main shore, and three or four now and largo camps eetab lished. They have, evidently, been largely re-enforced. A now battety has also been es tablished upon. the Island, .and franeports have been briskly plying from the head to the foot of the Island, all day. Everything in dicates a desperate battle. The day cannot be far off. Trouble in the Department of the Interior. We are pained to learn, on authority wo can hardly discredit, that grave and probably valid charges are urged against the Secretary of the Interior for Improper speculations and other malfeasance In °nice ; and that there in a strong likelihood thata general change in the chief officers of the Interior Department will be necessary,lncluding thilheide of this Patent and the 'Pension offices. • fincli'derelopnienti are peetiliarlY unpropitious at - the ' present time, but if the guilt actually exists, Irwin be impossible to overlook it. It never wads so necessary, as in this tithe of trial, that the people should - have alisolate confidence in the integrity °love l member of the administra- GUN. Ottawr.—iho supposition thatl.Gon.. Buell is to dommand. the array at Corinth, ie ill:fOunded. Geo. Grant is Ma superior in rink - , and the - irivolons ntiarges - ugaßilitThini liming now iwithdrawn, he is at the hes& of 44 o d army , prepared„wa hopejir a victory. ~- _ ~k3 e~,} i"ys.4 ~ a ~n N` tn~ ¢ds ~ s ~'~~~.if~~~~ '4;y~~ .. VOLUME LXXV---NO. 118 What Lincoln Said After the President's emancipation message of March 6th had been sent to Congress, a largo delegation of Birder State members waited on him at the White House to remon strate.'l, hey set fotth various objections, and insisted t at he Elliot recede from the position which he ad assumed. Mr. Lincoln listened patiently Wall they bad to say, and then re plied in istbstance as follows: You love slavery and they fore desire to have it protected, strengthened and extended, as a good and de sirable institution. Now I hate slavery, be cause I believe it to be wrosy. Therefore I think it should be restricted, discouraged, and the supportoftheGovernment withdrawn from it; and whatever can bedone, constitutionally, towards terminating it, ought it to be appli ed. fence, I Xecommended to Congress the adoption of a joint resolution that the United Stated ought to co-operate with any State which may take steps for its abolish ment. And as all parts of the country are responsible for the existence and tolerance of slavery among us, I suggested on grounds of equity that pecuniary aid on the part of the United States should be tendered to the eman cipation States to compensate for the incon venience produced by such change of system. I hope, gentlemen, that on more mature re flection you will consent to lend use ycur in fluence to bring- about a result that, in my judgment, would redound greatly to the hap piness and prosperity of the border States, and do touch towards saving and perpetuating the Union.—Chicago Tribune. We rejoice to find the President taking so firm and dignified a position. That he will stick to it we have no doubt. There is a volume of meaning in the phrase " I hats slavery 1" While such a sentiment animates his breast, there can be no doubt that he will use all the powers which ho believes the Con stitution has given him towards terminating it. A Rascally Quartermaster. The following story.is told by a Nashville : correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette Some of our soldiery bad burned a farmer's rails to the amount of about $450. Tho claim I was allowed by Gen. Buell, and an. order is, sued to the Quartermaster to .pay.'44:42he farmer, being confined to his belthrileiness, sent his wife t$ the Quartermaster with the draft. It was paid in bills of, the . Bank of Tennessee, which arc at a spry, heavy dis oount. When the claimant recovered eutfi- oiently, be called on the Quartermaster and protested against receiving anything but good currency. At first . the Quartermaster disre garded his protestations, but when he .threat teed to expose the transaction,ltook back the Tennessee money and paid:in 11. S. Treasury notes. If my informant was not imposed upon, it is clear from the facts the Quarter, master had been trying to speculate on his own account, by purchasing the depreciated Tennessee money and paying Government) claims with it, while he pocketed tho Treasu ry notes himself. The same person who gave me this information declared it was a common practice of Quartermasters to pay steam boats in Bank of Tennessee funds. If the . Government itself chose to pay seesseioniite notes of this rotten bank, I can't promise I that I shall utter a word of complaint; but surely Quartermasters should not be allowed to do it at their own option. Secessionism in Nashville-.Kentneky on Emancipation--A Distinguished Virginian Converted, ett. WAPRINGTON, April 2.—The President has received a letter from Gov. Andrew JOhnson, .dated at Nashville, representing that the so cession feelingly very strong in that city. Ia consequence of the illness of Senator Simmons, the Sub-Committee of the Finance Committee of the Senate has not yet reported progress on the Tax bill. Mr. Merrill expects a 'vote To:day on hie bill for the abolition of slavery in the Dis trict of Columbia. The 'mail contractors who have arrived hero from Kentucky, declare that that State will probably accept the plan of emandipa lion suggested by the President in his recent message. The Washington 'Republican states that John Janney, President of the Virginia Se cession Convention, has taken the oath of al legiance to the Federal Government. Large numbers of persons are flecking to Alexacidria. and Arlington since the abolition of the passport system here.—Dispatch to N. 3' Euening Post. WOS ' T Bw-sea.—On the 25th of March, Our. Andrew Johnson sent a letter to the Mayor, Common Council, Police, and other officials of the city of Nashville, requiring them to take the oath to support the Constitution of the United States, as required by the Consti tution of Tennessee.- On the evening of the 27th, the Aldermen and Council mot in con sultation, and passed a resolution refusing to take the oath, by 16 ayes to 1 nay—the nay elating ho intended to resign. The Gos'ernor gave them to next Friday to answer. Ile will be apt to deal summarily with theM. Tito SPIRIT OTTRIL RRRELLIOR.—Mr. CuAse sent an agent to Clarksville, Tennosaoe, to . facilitate the shipment of tobacco and cotton. Re was met with frowns, scowls and bitter looks. A continued military force, it is said, is continually needed there and at Russellville, Ky., to protect any United. States agent or °Dicer, and even the loyal citizens aro in dart gm_without such support. It is high time that some condign punishment was meted out to these traitors. A little hanging would do more to promote peace than an army. Tux DEsrsaATios or JEFF. DAVIS.—The Memphis Appeal, of tho 27tb,.lasys; • President Davis in secret session had advis ed tho Confederate Congress that prisoners re leased by the Yankee tiorernmont_ upon pa role, be absolved from their oath and allowed to take part in the approaching struggle - for independence. He urged it as retaliation for the infamous end reckless Numb of faith ex hibltiat by Lincoln in the exchange of prison ers. Attempts are being made to raise 'troops by conscription. Editors and compositorsare not to bo enrolled, except for local duty. muses Timows Away.—lt has been stated that GOll. Bow. invited John Bell to return to Nashville premlsinglim kind treat ment. John Belie reply to this, is making fierce secession spoeches in Memphis and Bumpreysvillo. Who would be sorry if ono of these nitors would catch one of our merciful Generals and" ClaP him in prison. They might learn something. DEFEATS CIIATING CONPIDESICE!—The Memphis Appeal mays the recent rerersee- of the confederate anal aro nerringtheni with now faith, confidence and hope, and alit . it entertains no doubt of ultimate success.. Able, that Gene. Van Dorn and Jeff. Thompson are concentrating large forces at Pooakontas,, Ark., preparatory to an attack upon New Madrid, and that Gen. Pope will be compelled td•ovacuate: TEES PEUIDZAT'S BuANCIP.CIIO2I RESOLU TIOX has, pined both . Houses by a largo ma-, jority. Will there be any response to it by the Border States? We fear not. We far they are joined to their Idols. 'They love slavery Moro than the Union, more than the pollee!!! the auntryonore than their own future prosperity: , How besotted, . Partuormso.-The Paymastei-General, in answer to a reeolutionef thitUouie calling for. thenumbeF and names of. the :Paymasters, with an aimmuit lot the disburseinatits and oompensation of-eachi-tald -that - bo had not lan and bid not. heed:tee tho rein iloii zeiched a:setleliii doriesl lomat:Co" answer the Imintriei propounded." r zF} ~ , ~~ Is '_c_ ~.~r:a~ /ArS UR4XCE. Furl INSURANCEOW - lag REM ANOE MUTUAL LN6IMANOE 00/11PANT I OP PHIL ADELPHIA, M inißUlLDlZWlnitelnr porptruni, MERMAN DI, a; 0 .• in tou usr country. Mao N0...1013 Wawa Went* • . „ • . &120,610; Asians $3011,5011 96—hgvasted as foncm • First Mortgage on Improved Citym - • • ty, worth double the amount Pro} Qp_ Orteuid reef, drat obas-.—.. • Ufa ta , Pent., R. 11. Co.'. 6 per cen t, Mort/page Loan, $30,00 0 ,69,160 00 City of Philadelphia, 6 per mat. Allegheny SWAM 00 Allegheny twenty 0 par et. P. R. R. Limn 10,000 00 Callum-al bonds, well semited.- .„ • . 2,610 00 flantingdon and Broad Tap Mountain Railroad Company, mortgeo. 4,1M0 00 Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s.Stock.—..., o,oca Apo Stock of Reliance Mutual Tyrannies C 0... 66,1160 60 Stock of County Tire Ineuranoe C 0..... 1,060 00 Stook of Delaware S. Insurance. ' 700 00 Cotemercial Bank, do • 9,136 91 Ifeohanka' Daiab• de. 2,019 60 Union M. lanuratice Obli Scrip— 166 00 BillaDecolvable, bushman— — ... miser la Book Accounts, accrued intere5t,.050....... 6,916 T 2 Cub on band and in bands of agotita—.. 11,352 15 GLIM TINGLZY, =.06 Mem Tingley, Samuel Bispharn, Wm. R. Thompson. Robert Steen, Yr.,.',quick Brown, Wm. Masser, C. Stsvegeen, Benj. W. Tingley, John R. Worrell, Ilarnhall B. SCE 11. L. Carson, Z. Lotbrop, Hold. Tula d.' Chas. Leland, lred . k. Lenalg, Jacob T. Bentlog, O. 8. Wood, eolith Bowers, Jas. U. Woodward. JohnlWeal, Pltiab'gh. WUMAN &weary. J. 44. MorYlN, dpred. G Northeast oornor Thtrd and Wood street. VIRE, ALUMNI; AND INLAND IN .A: 131:11LANGE.-INSITRAHOE COMPANY or NORTH AMEIIIOA, PHILADELPHIA. •• • Incorpon,ted 1794—caw, 1000,000. Asseta, January 10, ARTHUR G. COYIIII, THOMAS PLATT, Sureuri. • TNSUILINCE CO. OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ratlLLimalus. /Doorporatedllll4—Cap f2W,000.' A.""‘' Fob-mmi-rifiamir,4=") HABPlll,Searegol. HARTFORD 'FIRE INSURANCE C(.l IIA EVITOIID. A wth, 31=6ri. 1"°-"CVita.. 5600.000. _ ifirilifira -"-6366 ' 304 63 TIRO, 0. ALL Secretor, D°3lt 1."6".6 oo.j. _ OT Ineurance In,the &buns 014 wad Bidetlit3trui, pumice can be Obtained by application to , W. P. JONES, Aptly, 87 Water street, Bopley's Buildings. WESTERN INSURANCE t.X)MPA. I NY ON PITTBRDILOIL MILLRR, Jr., Dread**. G. M. GORDON, Secretary. Office, No: W 4 Water =red, Stang Go.'ll-IVare boom, op ethlrs,. Dittoburgli. . • • . Will lowen arneet oh kinds (if ;Ws .and. Narks kW:, • A Ilernu . Loallisalow. flfintaptel by INreetorewho rr or 4/ knows ot the mentwaity, oat who on deter mined,- by , promptuesueoul • liberatlq, to obibtleja the aoractiir which they Mn afewewd, as <Tering the Lae proterhoe fo three who deans to be owerbl. ASSETS, OCTOBER 30, 1969 t Stock Accounts 63.900 00 Alortgages 091 x. Furniturs.....„ 244° (1° Open Accounts, .......................... 7,111:8 115° OLI W Cash 19,301 99 Premium Notre— • Not. _ l4 awl bills Discounted....... --.. 27.496 14 eiviscroas " ' ' Andrew Ackley', Marauder Speer, David At. Long, Sees J. Thotaa4, Betd. P. Bakevrell, John 13. It. Miller, Jr., Jame. McAuley, Nathaniel Holmes, Alex. flimick, G. urge Lunde, Wllllam E. Smith, C. W. Iticketeou. my:U) CITIZEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY 011' PLTTSBQIIOH. 06cey corner. Kasket and Ilister'streeta, uecimd Soar. GOIIDON BAGALEY„. Provident. hANITEL REA, Secretarc. Insurve SteambNat+.l.l Iteurto ligation bee and damage lu Oa navigation at the Southern and - Weahma Riven, Laken fad Bayeds, and the navigation-of the teat. illlllll,ll Kabuli end damage b 1 flra. • . DIBSCITOMS: B. M. lESor, John Shipton, Jog. v. Coo r, B. J. 4: l =lf,Ji., • John ILDthiorth. Olathe U. Z 4 Wm. Bagakiii 3,... Park, Jr., W. G. Johnston, B. F. Jones, Boon Owens, UOl3. T. 11. Howe, Burr-Lay Preston. Ouo .-81. :ham PPHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 140 - Clumint at., oppoeito th Cna e tom Roam. Capital. 140.4X 1 —Amiete, 11304,045.• • - - Will make all kinds of "mummies, either perpetual or limited, on every ileaMiptlon of Propeety. or Ma . chamlise, at remonahle ratut of premitun. ~ • ROBERT P. KING, Preeliest.. M. W. BALDWIN, Vim Preeklem. F. BLAOKBORNE, kieerstorp. sitscroaa: • Chi.. Earls, E. E. Copy, E. B. EDW.lah, W. Brows, P. fl. oover7, .I=int, John Clyton, 3.ll.lllligargee, • K. Tiller. J. G. 001TPIli,dimiah Third and Wood INIRIALNITY AGAINST LOSS BY' WIRE.—PRANKLIN Y/B.EINBEFBANHEDOII. PAHY OP PHILADELPHIA, Office,l7ls and 441 Obeetnat street, near Fifth. Statemme of Mots, -January lot,-1880, published" agreeably to an act of Assembly, First Mortgagei,'amoly iseared:-. ‘ —51,836400 00 Real Natal., (met •a 4 x 108,91! U)oost . 100,966.00 - Temporary Loans on ample Collateral Stocks, (present Tacna $85,407 il . );;;t:-. *vim 00.. Note, sod Bills Cash :27410 00 • • - • k • WNW or star The only profits itom premix =, ' thle Oompsny can arida - t,+ law- ars' Crone ebbe arhich bare been ditomititmd. Insuranco made on everj description a propart.T. in mint and country, at rates as lowan amoonzistent with wait,. Since theirincoeo=bon; a petted of thirty jaws,. they have - Paid Immo by MI to ait. sinpant aseesidlog , Farr Millions of Deilave, thereby athedial of the 'dr-stamps of Inmentneeirstwal that ty and disposition to meet with. promptnimes all' Lame paid doling tit* reir —410619118 inescPreali i i Clearlas,N. Smucker, Luau Lea, • . Mordecai D. Lamle, . Jacob S. &W A.; Totrims Wagner, - Ndward 0.-Dmla, '' David S. Brawn, Geo. W. /Warn* Samuel Greet, George . Fake.' • CIIARDSEI , HADOLDS, Porkiest. EDWAS.D . O. DALE, Eke itarkket. We. A. *TUX., ik , ..i.i r• k " 6 . ' J. GARDICIL/ 00F71.16 A • ki B' . 'Office Northean nor. Woad A .i.. A =GHENT INSURANCE am X& PANT. OF PITTSBURGH. Once, No. 37 MAD atreet, Bank Block. Guam against all kinds of Vim and Marisa Mks, IYesa JONES, Dravida& .101 IN D. McCORD, Viw Pramiddel. D. M. HOOll, tpl. 1 7x; DUN, Cioaaral DIIIICITOU: . . I • ' John D. Moduli, • - " . Osin. terling,am Jacobs, IL B. B i d Capt. WIII4IIT 1.61111e' • ' li. is MCGZ 12=12= G. G. Hussy, Harvey Olinda, C.Pt.-11. O. Gray, Joh% briar, Jr., 11. L. Pallutatorlr. WHItEpOI . & WILKON'S Sewing Machines; nazarr, 11171114iiig4. /Aim or uso. WALTLX/2, W/LSOR • Amnia Au a ea UNWED 8T..!..7 ‘ 8 . 11 . EgA 4.0111:!8TNIII PAIR; the - m laser. - • Baying Maablin N•adliOillyvic"TwivimfittenatHill' i 13,261 2&
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