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sli • _ IffiSTEENEX.BI,IIVII CHESS • '
. BuTT mat.. • arralo• VI
MID Ai11T.,1,11. 10,1
Produm. *rani. Zir , , laud ; p37ltrin#iitie.t
na. ifevatoccogi74l7.7-
itc/Louunant'azlP
MOW/ ,No.„2o•Libort} rusibursti,
imam llbot. for Bokbro and' fal i d il uro
toostaaa Una: , Portkaltir ittootioor -to
ant fo Itiosboodlro roll T . ..'dl
• Is.:110
• .
fkorrekani".*alsrls: EIMER. DOT•.
isir, MAUDE, LARD, CHEW& POR/f.,
DRIED:Ik MOW, /MATS End - ,P:kkdaylk
malty. mahadvasidmeraadotrooridgemenee
Wareham% No. 114,5m0nd Wee% PI Norm
lib J LIUNTEK,
A)LI1 ALPS lli CRUDti OILS,
7atalle.l4:torsu streeiind we e
t i MINAYiTORIEILILIMiCI AND
111 4 1 k 0 /Arri br tb• isle of rLonra,
LAILIV.SUrtiI, EGGS,
Wastszt: prudica gealalfly. No. 10 SKITIITIZI,D
Iftliti _ o P..; Pittsburgh, Pa. -
wasigumouts JaiMilyd
diEl!s;• FORRAIWING AND
V0i11441101 MICZCHAXT, for the silo YLOUR;
GLUM BACON , LAUDA:SUTTER, SZEDS.DBLICD
SWAT, alidlY,taluos ligletally", No. la kLarkat
ember otXlraa.rillabu :-• " ocatdly
111'. 11'.1.0/2101.
QCHOMILK,EI3,&_,LANG, .CommssioN
MariAites and - wholesale dialers , ln GROOS,
MU, LIAM, GRAIN, PRODUCE, .t., No. SDI
14Dort EUE.DOrEb,'Po. osUb.dly
• 1.1 • DOLE tirdeelibiatO uo
sofi; No. Isa,Leat, street, Pttta , '.
"AAA. VtiCODUO GUOCKILY ,
' 1 11.311.1*C.141AT. _
•. • •ty Solicited: fedtetny'
wm661.4,..
laTarrA_ BBOTHERB, , - FORWABDUtO-
V V aiD lhounwrirs And dealers In
FROVIBIONSAND PRODUCES e/ENIEBALLT. No;
216 Laiilyab -4 .1C - P/C:::: --- . min
A HU: ‘ . 4.0 3 -, • • ~:
ekelort o v °RUDD -AND AYDIN= CANADA
OILS, OWN, =ON, NAILS, Ad.:N0.183 Lllmety
West. • mtindly
InuAms auums,t i q IMYLID
La A. Cerrim, SpeetalPartner.
MEANS* successors to
13.1111rtiadlesi,Xeans & Co., WELOLESA LE
080-
Olilt£i%etlu'ufWood~ana Witter streets, Pittabotshi
jy&dly
3.4 - 11.143AUSAAAL......DAIRALIAIAPA-1.-A. Tom.
; VOIGT CO., simetwor to;IA , G
Lk Oral, PRODUCE AND OLiELNISSION NEE
MARTS. 247 Liberty grid., PlOabargh. 1.5
JOHN I. nom&
TOIOLTII.OIIISE .1;701, Witouuslis
GlitiziGunrCoxiatizoir XpicTurisicompr of
Balthlekt and.Widefitrooli. Pltiobwiffh PLO
.STILWAIat ,Ayao;a•
laietiliOXlMlX AID Cosuurtce xi
W 7 W. • . Pitts • h. - ' fat
J. ICllanr. , l7 - 14 1i01•111,...War. ISIWATIItriI. 7
& RI
KIRKPATCKA'Wuois-
B sallik.pfocus and; flenfent In rimeat - AND
SEXPethinAglissol-litit Liberty strait, Pittsburgb.
a 2,DALIELL ,& - 80 N, . Comnav
aut.a• of CRUDE AND.iti.-
/Di . Milli PROM and 70 Wang. street;
Pltroburglui 4.llnm:sums& on consignments.; , .. .
Dm UGGIBTS.
QlliON Pugs,
A 7 wire nsizmicata r sintirtatrax,
WANOTVOCIIM - 81J1/1112(111%0 ID, - OILS; FAX=
ILY MIDIOINES, te.,Jtc.', aL steialy prime qual
ity, wide* beeNkee Miami prime Corset Smith.
Ileld EC. '
PreeeripeknefeeetAill erarponadmi as alliweers.
B. A. R.A.UnIMCIEWCO:;•Witour.-
= IttrAttta!
. asai v razurrs.
I.' or lima - 0A lliuLiiii
J a 5, PAINTS, 01114 YARNIONS AND
DO MlNia•Ock. 2PS Liaey OrWaistarurgit:
IffiDlaWlL umewk.
uuRAUN & T.Ell7f Wiaou:l4ut ;uli)
.LXlLL*AlLs!;einkiNgivi•sont!meot U!immtylkui Eis;
lllia. t Y 8
1.1 la Wood /street: 'wtoot
or Wood ottflt. alut
_ATTO),Er'Si
TOIINVGAIitueGNIC,F4I.4,Arroawsr
u Lor.:l=nsonnsintexf liincrikLnw Sou}
tne. 4o
Will Wend in.A. makounini. necnriagnnd
don of damn, bountilo, an,, in Washington; Tobarint
of Goinuilis.: 2 noltAnn
'oar
V ISERATAICIE MELIA:A Arum
..l36. nit ietecila:l33 rouilOtivet;
awe 8•11:11:1416011 talrnsdff
Tntl • - Arroloriar - :AND
Oftwasupwai law. . - • ,
Orisca;.X9. • fat.:,
street, :"oilierof elnirty
. . -asaniewl
SAM . wip4, Arr;unin.
it LOIN' _
Ornew,lllllfr. lanm4,' • .12,401 km a mar
s/all k Banco. Miab • • - Jeadi •,
B. M. BAHIA T AsTozarsir.. AND.
• Darsotuox AT Livr,lhoo MMoved W KUHN'S
LAW PAPLLWIWAV&WA W-Spialowi-AtneVAtit
door to 8t- Pairs Mbarch. ' m lAdly
P • . 1113kItlilrAT 'LAW,
• No. DS !fourth etnet, Loirrie'a Law Building,
. pad, _
. -- IFRODIICE.• • '
TOffiLKUTOIIINEON, Calcium=
ggirlfirie" Wingotsa IlsAnnsarig, dealers tti WESTa
ERN ItIiiIERVIE - CITIEL3ciPTARLIV - 17811,111TA- -
001 t BUTTER, 'LINO= Ott; *FOTS END
PEARL._ ~ASIIV..OVAILSt ,
GRAINDRIED FRUIT
and Mom icestdrany. , Bret brands. Family new
arrays on 'bnt Agent Air the el. tit Blade& t
Co.'s selebraterVPateeited' Pesirt gnirck:-. Ran :11l
Second and '146 First sts., between 'typed and Smith
field. PlUsbnoth,rei,
/11:11081f, AVAAttIAQUa.-,-11,EN
‘../ H. woLntet; rorw...dingiridbotonilasion Mar.
abaotasui• 46540 c , ht• MIMS; 1113TTICIL, LANZ
Thal mod Prod*. generally, No. 2A Wood street,
mbar. Watir, Plttsbonk , • my 2
rAol4ol•Litnaikki"& (X)., row' ..I"Amc
u rtLOVIWNS, corner of Km
keg aid • a • _ jallolly
LAISIIII4.4IOE 4GII.AM'S.
T ; .1544DANSLOOM0
doh /OA;
on Iticumicis lir
ort6east-Etana Weed-fag
121=1
- ••• AGlilnt ORME AIM!
• ni• Anne ot Penorit a nn4./Inetford In
AM l • UNA, Bzcssrimar thrums
'
Slasupraclikumwr, torbit Mazirat sod. Water
4.;tllrrn..LLJn_J
~ 1 1,1 .~'' _.' ,
DRY '6OODg.
Zis= l 2atrtsV * ====.'
WaBo,li; COLA &AV., •
(um
riPlai.u4
1011/lON AND Doman() hay imps; -
do. Wiroorr rears; - ' 11Zi m hoose above: •
: 1 .11V-ZITRORIFIELD; mooessor so
llotekdold 00., Moho& mad Rota Dwain
to /TAPIA AND FANCTIL GOODS: . Moth.
MS most of Fourth sod Motet strata.
' . TFVE •• a UIL, Mitsui ix Dim
loft 114.1. Nato Walt. bitoses Third mod
IS, MuLitt 121' Ti
d
rr4
rßi.w4g.T
OSEPIL,IIOO, nt :tan&
u titoos. leuioungates MO OW* OiNPOs 146
CthitillAti-tfirNEl3 l7 Dr i t
EAk a: " 4 4
. * - 44 . 116
aragante•bßil. ' • go
2 1 " 1 " 4 " 1 1R 91 '
0 • •4: Yiracu.s.:
1114WAISCAMUL A • ti - DO&l ste N Fierls .
gitrarilirlitol orris, _
ni it
•;‘:- - -4r=
GROCERS:.;
.QIIItIVER. & LAMAR -
!,-7„ wmoursitt intOOEItB
ocolmissios kISECIIANTS,'
LA 1
Non. 27 and 2D Smithfield Street,
C 01314 Second,
'
Anocaarrur., !AU
T . 1111 E a •IPRINEBLE, WIIOLRAALE
I.llljsoczas AID ConAuffluoi MracatAirre, &Alen
bl./.ItODUOB A FLOUR, BACON, CHEESE, FISH,
.DARRON AND LARD OIL, IRON, NAILS, GLASS,
DOTTON YARNS, And Pittsburgh unenufactures
. • ly, 112 Second street., Pittsburgh.
I:II3XCLIN ir r nowAAD.-.J. Asstraux, Ansvcraw.
Ik&DONALD k ARBUCKLE,' Wnocz
liy:.l.s Gaoczaa, Paonitca Awn Comma/now RAlL
,cnAalli, Jobber. In N. 0. SUGARS and MOLASSES,
LENVINED SUGARS and SYRUPS, YLOUB, BA
UM; RION, IMIENSS;NE,Tkpfb ac,erp.
alma, PiUsbarthh. on14:ly
'NCR a. S. D. 11.111101.
1114 - tniER BROTILEAS, suoceesors
Iloymer & Anderson, WS('losalo dealers In;
TORNIGN BRUITS , NUTS AND SPICES, CON-'
"BECTIONERT, swain, Tutu wirs.hAt,- - rec.; 14a.,
1264ittd IdB Wood etrodt, aboVs Ftftb,`Pllttbtlith;
Pons.
tirOltßE SILTROAR.
WAD METZGAR, GROCERS AL
COMMEOION- lisitowers, end dealer* In nil
of COUNTRY PRODUOR atm Ptritikemin
ritcrtirs, No. 24 Liberty street, °Nitwits bawl of
Waist stril.et, Pittsburgh, Ps.
/WIT; ZOBIBON '..../110LL B. ZuBBIOII.
RetORISON & CO., WROLERALE Gao
' czu, iiOXlllBBlOll Mkaatmers and dealers In
all k da of PROVISIO2{B, PRODUCE, and Pittat
burgh pudioluttibul; lib.' igaitOrgy. iltnidt:PAll
burgh.' m -
I 4 • , i hillEA4lll, W ROLESALII GROOKR,
• CONSIBRION MERCHANT and dueler in FLOUR.
ttagiN, PRODUCE .AND _Thant:lloMS, No. 27u
Liberty street, oppcnite Rind, Pittsburgh, Ps.
. , DO - Liberal sdirumes trade on comligutoeuta
/Q . o. B. JO liti, 1 "110OVIAIJI DEALER
Is GROCERIES, MANILLA ROPE, OAKUM,
0 1 14PIFCIL,apdPittplugh mazolfiarlsaretlarldelso r
the A1000bi11.413114M
U.
L.4.IaBERT 'Fc SHIPTON,_ . Weomisidi
swims; PtarDocs..llkstiisie itiod - Comtelote
Ilkartisirrs, No. 5 Sixth .treet, Pittsburgh, Ps.
uo • '
40.1414 • 11.4:30111fir11:1401r.
AATATT &AyLLSQNWHoLasa.valso
•-, T; cage, Cchilsinn. tkeunirea, , and drawl:to
Prudnoa and Pittsburgh manufactures; No. 1U Lib
erty Arent, Mal., • • u 2.5
bAL9I. I':Cu, W HOI
Gror.oacket, Coatiltimov pLuitaares, wad .Acali*.irt,
riglliDUCE, Nu. 80 Water street, sad a Front street,
Pittiba h.
;111 . . a. 011-110/11..
S. DILWORTH CO. WuoucsaLs
•!Gtocrms, Nue. 130 and 1.11 Se cond nreet, near
;2411.11tiald, Pittsburgh.. „awl
VAIN
JOHN FLOY A; CO., W HcazziALE G no-
Om Asp Comoneolus Zilraos.sox, Na 171 Wood
iSrLiberts otrect,'PittoborglL 3,46
AATILLLAAI BAGALE Y, WHOLESALE
Groom N.. U rod 3) Wood attnet. Pitts
tbdrgh. Ps. hr.H..ltf
A - h.X.A.N LEH KING, W HOL E.b2,1,13
nu one/ of !soft taw, No. =I Liberty
str .. elt,.Pittdbargh, P..• • • -• : •
7Ld.l - UF.SI CT U.REIII S.
DANIEL BENNETT &. EON, Aliwu
-IrAcrinuit or .WIIITE STUNS CHINS AND
.ORE AM tVLORED WARE.
* - 71411.1rrics win Waiw.Hou4s AT .No. 74 turrn
"Drastr, Prns.strzoa, Da-
. 1e... 1MAC1U520211..........J.1101PU1LL.—..—dt. P. afar. f
1,
ACK_INTOSII, — HEIEPHILL Az CO-;
coroer P. and O'Hara ,meta, tow the City
1 r Worts, Pitteburgb, .Pa., kanntartontre of
ACKINTOtiII AND lIIIMPAILL'S IMPKOVED
PANT OSCILLATING:STEAM ENGINES AND
ELIDE VALVES, of all Blue sod beet style.
Heettiginirop atachltery Of Doge capacity arol'ot.
the brof , Pro Din 4re Bee ,PlePezedt* do' berry JOD-
I Wig: antl , pollclt - eke* buthlolftee, , trusting that by,
I plotaptnees,>and the chtifsder Blot, inrk, to merit_
public patronage.
,- .1441 (mite special attentkra-tO one .EALANCED
:VALVE GSGILLATLNO,E.NGINES. ae cprabiohlg
•advantagea heretofore unattained 'ln this cider 01
Engine..je2ti:lyd
mita"' muss.
WILLIAM LIAIINIiII4I. Ar,..00., No. 61
Patin GriNet,telovi Pittsl;orgt,
STlali BOILER MAKERS-AND SLEET IRON
WORKRIIS; Manufsrlunrsof BARNHILL'S PAT
ENT BOILER, LOGOMOTIVE, YLUED zu,d CYL
INDER DO ODEBIfy-131iKN BILETOILEN. -
VI RE BED,IPPEANPPIPES, CONDENSERS, SALT'
,PANS, SUGAR PANS, IRON YAWLS, LIVE
IBOATS, etc., ote. Also, BLACKSIHTIPS WORK,
BRIDGE sad YLADLICT IRON‘dapeAt the /Own
•it notice. .4486. from,* dloasie IStespay AS-
TaostAs MOORE, IdAsrovierußtis OF
;MID DLLIi to ALL [Mtn or COPPER-MS
,TILLED PURE Uri: WHISKY and FAMILY
,/.14EGAR, sm. 169, 191, MI and 195 Vint etreet.
between Smithfield and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.
' -oar prt,.t.oroteiwusit.d.. ;Lugivet
peddler RYE.
MT r... 1 Oil and all Mbar Pawailia. Ingredient.
'ea/aridly extracted, by • proms new and itnprave4L
jOSEPIL I 8.A.M.11.11,0N dc CO.,
Coiner of hut and 116rty wed.,
Pri?Stitfi/011i
. , ILINISTAOTIIIIIII.II
ENGINVY MAUIIiNEBT,
to. lit Irott
tIILVI;H.AINUt;"N Co: VO' IV Am, 6T.,
Pittabargh. matmfacturero(DOlLlCD DUVETS,
WItOUGEITSPIKgS, CDEMOD AND KAI I'AtOAD,
' _o4mr ".r =a- Ptk aid
wiz, largo or mall, ukada to order at sport, maim
A fund AAAArtialtly ."0-tiltad! -enr.A,Are
I l l; IL 0, 1,1 P-11 A BUCCOGOOr
•Of llatiatactimer 'Of ROT
PRII:SSED StOTS.,AND.WASIMRS, CIIAIRVAL,
twasz-snor MON 'sit NA IL' RODS, Doi trar
.
YiI.IIRILLA I.IION Olitle3, , F6yetie Pa
Jr3l:lyd Ws:ob.:moo, 113 Wood et. Pittaburgh.
Wut.TS.;:*-4..V.f. maitre? .. T. talinno+:
VXCELSIOR GLAM
wovps,,,r,bigi KNIT t (XO4 Claw Aantroo
mums. Warehouse, No. I Wood street, corner
of first, Pltpdargb, . , • • ,• oorxlyd
WEL", KLOME Or. W., No. .215
T T Libelty streetcispixialini Sisib, 'Pittsburgh,
saisufseturers of WHIPB, LASHES AND It WITCH
fd *lO arTtay deseripllob,cif LNATITNAL BRAIDIIJT ,
WONA.
' Ordearialletud - tom the triAlts49ry
IteDlpped so pat ladrotilorts. I k Ip
ep
DEJrrlitfr
1110KETH EXTRACTED WITH
J.I PAIN, BY TIM Wilt OY.AN APPARATUS
WIWI/BY NO DRUGS ea GA VIA NIC BATTKRY
ARS RD.
ObW weather,as be t whiathearv7 cext-
X= - rant:tern= and t lr Gardiehaveled .
tkefr teeth extracted by my macaw, and are ready to
beatify se to the misty and iskikm rhea nE-the opera-
Wm—whatever bee been mad hype:lloM Interested in
eamertlag the contrary, having no knowledge of my
proems.
.
Ttnii iniarted In emlry style
0 , Y. [WRY, Durnsr, 134 Smithfield at.
&DAMS; Dos.tnit,V6ltuellys'
• Balldind,'ioriweraf , aiuhPitrtrets,
Pittsburgh.
Rescuers--Dr. A.' S. '
-Thurston Robbins, Busman Prrott. uy:kcity
AMES - IL BALPA,' late assistant to
U Marla, Bartbregw.=PlACl? DRAW
INDS AND SPDOII, 111=2iS for all kinds of
a Brie Dialdlowl. - ffod FoL.frlnforfdi flastrieliction reaukon-
•,. . . .
+4)llkte on` Andeesott , Meld. ,Ilietines.•..Leecoek and
Itoblanoa etreets, A bent' City. jel2
ES BARI. ; ' '
Tem. Wks. IRON BANK_ BLOCK,Fifth
tot , r"..Rithe. MANN AND OPICIFIOATIONS
Bonding, Of oeeddemetiOtket;lkirks roperlor and
on 'moderato tem. my 2 dry
CHARLOTTE BLUME MANIIPAOTUR
as atttt:DllsUJ PIANO9PORTES, mid Im
print of Ditteic and Alvah:al Inetruments. • Sole agent
tor the HAMBURGPIANOS alao , For lIALLXT,
DAVIS A CO.'S BOSTON PI A NOS, .ith and with
,aatt Bataan Atllltachment.l,lf —No. CI PU Li Lr,L ge i net. myB
:11
t.. 4 I - Ns_ .111 . Nietrirtfirt, NNW
'"""th na—mg.ratakmant 9111 1..- • Per Y
k : PBC/AV- 4 4 , 197,7.;"T10N:Ni1uid, , V,
. 10/AwltsztedteCipod
4 irons thaa — Olii" - warbe lii t eZtt
parormassr. -
JiNillittijouts ireoeiyei and*,
••ebb br SOWN mar" iss Wood A.
.• •
,
_ .
:AND_ COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
EW -e.-
.11 ceiling; i kl AN •
rowrzs, troin .ebickana g • .1301241 .
Ik4th n o4 4 4 o 3 9 sl 4 l, istiair York ; Hallett, ihs
yis & (o; Bunton; George Stack. NSW and
Haines broth in, Neii 'York. AU of wbleh Intl, tar
sold at Eastern factory prises.
JOll3l Z. IfXll oR,Bl , tood at , •
_
spa between 'Diamond &Use and Yonrtk,st....
A GlilliKNAlNti —KOS
'WOOD 'PIANO octiive, Yo
use six ruootbr;.atid 'ln perrikt 'order, '
for EU), regular Vico $'2911- roesalibi . •
sp3 JOUN'II. Buenos. et. wood Rtrim,
Q MON 11-EIAN.O -PL9.14.0S
1.3 —At 1123, $5B, $tA $75,-sloo,s •
mud $l5O, for see by
api JOHN , }l4 IINLLOH.JIL Wood st.
QIX PIANOS '11) RENT,. , .
1-1 fit $2, 53, t 4 mo 8 5 Imr
by Jounjt. micuOn,
.14 woo .
W , A UK/ V 1 N ,
!choke &Indy - of.thernialvalled
KIiABE PlitEoB; Warranted for Ere
yearn, and protiownoed to - biracial; if not superior to
any In thionowntry.' The Photos now arrielog Were
ppm:rally selected by thesebectlber, atria new and
operand factory of Wm. Kiabo A (kk.,Lltalttmons.
'Heade cal 11.1141 examine before pnrehming elsewhere.
• OWAELOTTE BLUME, 43 filth atnxt,
mh2.9 •13,40 Anent forKnabe's uuritedied Moos
QINGING 'l3oalth.
Tho Gotham, by J. B. Woobbury,nwr.dos—SB b 0
The tree Lute of Eton, by J..% *Mbar, do ... 8 N'
t i t by Dr. Lowell Mastuad , _ 60
•b 0:.• Georg. V. Boot .
8 8 8 60
The t ' abatuliell, by Worse ibot. do „. 8 fa
The Jubilee, by:WiLlata B. Brad airy, do 860
The Llrlstianldbudra by A lk° °. .• do 8 8t)
The Sacred Sat.. by:Leintard idsuniul, .do ... BAP
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TbeGtaten Chia, for Sabbath Schools, do 1.60
All the aborefor•wda in , p.Sebtitlee or . 1, 40 Y by
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rbsa', Edited by Wllliant Thompson, lb D.
RIOHYLOUBNESS BY FAlTH.—lllustrated by
°Asp:temp of tho doctrine 01 the Oxford Tract.. By
'Bishop Alelivable.
plot racciredand for salt, by
mTT IL 3. lIATIS, 93 War! Weld.
RAYARD TAY Lutt'iS NEW WOKK.
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Rpnro,Hown. By John Brown.
Loboun Boars in. Town.
The TolineettopitotArer.' By Illfso Tonkin.
bongthilzany Bey..
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The Suttonionds.
The Uttdereurrenu, wau Street. .
Treech on the Epistles (vibe &reit Churches ol
li c 1 # CO., A 5 Wood street.
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-1! Teach us to Pray.'
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Under em•renta of Wall SReat. !
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Songs In Iduly Keys. By Vol .
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PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1862.
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ivirarrra ilLornor,-53 1 4, " wman In 'Ow"... 6
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•WitimLT Milled, $2 per minim;
OJT* 01Wm sl,l6lliso or upwards, fl per annum,
,Infadablyin advsana •
AiVIIITISING AT REASONABLE RATES.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 7
Limon, the Slave-Catchier,. Again.
Washington correspotalonte report that
)&trshal Lemon is again aetivo in hie Vona- .
goo of catching runaway negroes for rebel
masters. The correspondent of the Trawls
writes :
- One of Marshal Lamon's Aide, armed with
the Marshal's warrant, of coarse, took a fugi
tive slava out of the 4th New York Artillery's
camp yesterday, and restored him to hi. mas
ter. It is not possible that this outrage can
be permitted to passwithout Congressional in
vestlgattisn. There are stories. of other simifar
seizures made by Lemon's authority in favor
of slave owners anxious to realise on their hu
man property before the passage of tbe Eman
cipation act.
Deubtless this Lemon Is the mere tool of
this siaveholders in the parts of Virginia and
Maryland adjacent to the District ;—that is to
say; ho uses, or abuses, the 'office he holds to
give aid and comfort to rebels. Rebels, ire
say, advissdly„--for if any one fact about these
slaveholders has boon fixed. beyond cavil, it
is, that every pulse of their hearts is in sym
pathy with the rebellion and Its leaden. .The
Washington Rlpub/icomi, in a late number,
gives us the modes 'operandi by which the
minions of slavery are enabled to compass .
their shameful ends :
Secesh loses a stare, who comes to Wash
ington, where he faUs into the hands of the
negro catchers. In a day or twof Secesh
comas inpursuiti and finding thathis chattel
baslwen nabbed, goes before a magistrate and
makes . oath that the colored indlvidinal is his
slave. The magistrate asks hiin if ho is loy
al. Seceeh answers In the affirmative, but
refuses to take the oath of allegiance, on ac
count of its being most too strong for him:
The negro, however, is committed to jail,
where he remains until after the expiration of
thirty days, when he Is discharged. The
"dogs" are on the watch, however, and as
soon as the pegro gets at a respectable dis
tance from the Black Hole, he is again seized
by them and delivered over to his rebel mas
ter, who carries him back to Maryland, the
doge' by the operation, poeketing from $5O
to $lOO.
In this way, says the Repot , neon, some of
the most notorious rebels in Lower Maryland
have recovered their slaves; 'and that, too,
with the assistance of persons blatant in their
professions of loyalty.
Weeonelude this notice of the Marshal of
the,Dietriet, and his doings, by quoting an
_other paragraph frops the _.,iroustlal, in
Whieh he figures personally, a; little more
creditably, perhaps,—but still in 'such connec
tion with aliagrant case of cruelty and bar:
barons outrage, as to implicate him indirect
ly with the whole proceedings—which were
disgraceful and atrocious throughout:
. Slave owners, says the Republican, in antici
pation of the passage of the emancipation act,
are running off their slaves as fast as they
can to the lower counties of Maryland. A
Dumber have also been sent to Baltimore,
where they are confined in "negro pens" until
they can be mold or removed farther South.
A case of this kind occurred the other day,
which exhibits this villainous traffic in all its
burros. and deformities. On the 19th instant,
• negro girl, aged about 13 years, (an invalid)
belonging to a Mrs. Mathews, on 13th street,
was placed in jail by order of her mistress. A
few days after, the mother of the girl learning
that her daughter was confined in that filthy
hole, procured a pass from Marshal Lemon to
enter the jail and to see her child. Upon ar
riviog at the jail, the mother was informed
that ehe bad been taken away about half an
hoar previous, but where to the guards could
not inform her. The twit day the mother
herself was arrested and carried off. She had
an Infant child with her, . leaving two other
children, one of them three and the other two •
years ("age, behind in custody of tier
tress. The whereabouts of the mother and
hex two children **snot diecovered until Sat
urday, when one of her friends (who claims
thet she is a free woman) accompanied by our
reporter went on to Baltimore, and after con
siderable difficulty found her in B. M. dc W.
Campbell's "negro pen," No. 282 West
Pratt street. Her friends requested .permia.
slop to see her, but were denied admittance
lute the " pen" unions they flrst obtained the
%written consent of her mistress to see her.
The keeper of the "hell," informed her friends
that the eldest child was very sick with an
affection of the throat, and inquired what
shduld be done for her and whether she was
subject to attacks,, of sore throat, concluding
with the heartless remark, "She isn't worth
mukh to anybody." •
how the Rebel Jackson Retreated
The Washington correspondent of the N. Y
Evening Past says:
•Ashby has two brass howitsen'and two re-
Orients of cavalry, the men of whith are all
mounted, and with three most of, the fighting
is done. The plan of...the retreat is this
While Joekson marches' straiffht:°° , 41 b 0 7
follows a mile or two an the rear with
,cavalry and mounted battery. When ho comma
to it bill commanding the reed be stops, plants
lals guts and 'awaits the approach of 'our
Colman. All soon ab the ; adv4ice Laird of,
cavalry appear in. sight, .a Well or two Is
thrown at — them ' the .cavalry - -bcatters and
rushes beck •for the artillery.. By tite ' ,Otne
they have come ap, Ashby's menlavelimber-,
, ved off .to another • hill. Our
a shell as they go,nnd the
has been -retarded an' hour by
I comintmeed twain., By such
Joao Ashby gains time enough
retreat decently.
Lives Protected.
tth has systematically-gone to
tare of the dying slaves who
gton on their wax from Rebel-
APIs brissa of protection that*
words of the Brigadiar. before
slang in the District of Colurn
ir stand a palsied and anprof-
colored, le aidiithOpro=
entbwitleeof ttdrkiNeittle4
8. WAD/worm
IML dor. of the Markt Oftiolinoblit.4'
.word's return from Winches-'
ringlyttaked by s Senator bow
itimentibe found in ;Pit silty.
replied, ' , were all off in: the
`be women were sbe-devilt.".
Charges Agaihst the Sett :
try ofthalat
2k • Tribams'i I
lent has tol
,leb. Smith, co
the libel upon,
of its - New - Xor,
deihmst, add: ape
,sigse; •-The Tiara:an
nut sass% is will' knoire
wholly'fail to shake the-pilaf
the honorable men who are its
Smith's friends any him to.
exaeiple bitheileentions rem
tared to iry 'to maw *Moans
With - a - Athol; -- Extended - ha
attirter'hitiroliklial to ',Hilt
1). 11 !Ottlfs &oust. tit. /*IV
The Sham Democraey--.Weadell
_ Phillips at Milwaukee.
Democracy has an Upper Ten-dency in
Milwaukee, it appears. Affecting respecta
bility, and having really-a goodly portion of
that kind of it, which "keeps a gig," the
Democracy of Milwaukee has no Mayor HATCH
to incubate cowardly plots, and rotten eggs,
for the foul hands of a hired- canaille mob.
This is no part of the programme of Milwau
kee Democzacy—this, we mean, which . their.
ruder brethren of Cincinnati so lately follow
ed. When an Abolitionist, like Wattrictx
PHILLIPS, conies to Milwaukee, the respecta
ble, of the Sham-Democracy, and that ilk,.
will only sniff, hold their noses, and cry "Nig
ger." There will be no collecting of rotten
eggs—nor the subsequent unsavory proceed
lugs resulting therefrom. Thanks oven to
gig-respectability,with its upper ten-dencies,
mean as both of them are,—forthis considera
ble advance in civilisation and decency I
We have been led to these remarks by no-
tieing, almost at the same moment, that, as
the result of the late election, Sham-Dome
racy claims this ascendency ia MilwaukeoLfor
the telegraph reported, yesterday, that "Hor
ace Chase, Democrat,. was elected Mayor, and
nearly all the Democratic, ticket was also..
olected,"—and that WENDI:4 Pniu.tes had -
lectured in that -city, on two occasions, to.
"excellent &affiances," of "plebeians' and
"commoners," but.'nhi to the !lic.iidAtion,",.
who are too "coneervativo," touJiconstita
tiorial" to listen team “Abolltioadet."-4hat
is, without introducing rotten '4gsts,and fail
ing to live up to their respect4itity.
Bet a coMespondent of the Chicago Tribune
has written a letter from Milwaukee, which
tells us all about it, and,we subjoin it for the
benefit of our readers:
Wendell - Phillips has been here and gone.
Me spoke Wednesday evening upon Lost Arts,
Saturday evening-upon The War, and to ex
cellent audiences. He was listened to,
throughout, with the closest attention and
deepest interest by all who favored him with
a hearing. Rumors •of mob violence and
trouble, in case he opened his mouth to speak
before a public audieriee 'in this "free city of
DS i I waukee,were rifexind 'current in the streets,
about town, daring the entire week; but upon
the evening in question all was quiet and re
spectful- Not a dissenting' voice was heard
in the hall on either occasion to anything
which the gifted lecturer had to utter, much
less were signs of or disturbance manifest.
His audience, as a general thing, unlike those
of Chicago and other enterprising, public
spirited cities, were made up of "plebeians"
and "commoners"—with very few excep
tions the "solid"' men of Milwaukee—the
most prominent men of wealth and corn-
Merce—the representatives of capital and
trade—did not deign to honor this "Dutton
fanatic" with their presence. ~.-Not a bit of it;
'Thiele the man who has, more than any other
One man in the country, questioned the-right
by nature of four billions of concentrated cap
ital in this country. This is the man who
has, more than any other one man, preached
against, and spoken against, and denounced
the worship of the greethiammon Idol, before
which the whole nation is on its knees to-day.
This is the man who has spit upon the claim
of one man to buy and sell another, merely
hecinee he is the strongest.
Think' you that the °solid" men of Mil
waukee could onedeecolok to listen to such a
man, or to show their faces on such an occa
sion. Not a bit of it 1 They are too conser
vative, too constitutional. Whatever else may
betel the nation, slavery mast be sacredly re
spected and preserved, and any man who has
had the audacity to speak against the Divine
Institution should, in the opinion of these
“preserved" gentlemen, be damned and put
down.
The IS hen an do ah Valley.
Our telegraphic voltunds contain an import
ant order from the President, creating two
new military departments, the Shenandoah
and the Rappahannock, to ke r respectively,
under the command of Major-General Basics
and Major-General McDowatx.. The excel
lent meaning of this stop id advance of things
that were, cannot be mistaken. With BARKS
in eomiband of the centre, FIIIMONT on the
right, and McDowatt on the left; the advanc.
ing army of the nation, no longer to be called
the "army of the Potomac," will roll forward
like an avalanche, end crush rebellion from
Virginia to the !berets of the Gulf. Mr.
STANTON'S ideas of strategy, we hare reason
to know, are accented by all the three com
manders named, and "moving on the enemy's
works" will henceforth be the simple, sensi
ble, and comprehensible "plan of campaign,"
strategy, tictios, etc., etc., in' these depart
ments.
We give the following from a contemporary,
containing an encouraging view of the opera
tions in the Shenandoah Valley :
The division of the-army under General
Batiks seems to be steadily advancing, re
pall•ing bridges, and pressing the rebels back.
They have penetrated aS far as' Stony creek,
a few miles south of Woodstook, np the She
nandoah valley. The next stepionverd may.
result in another bottle, we the rebate do not
seem disposed to retire beyond Stony creek,
exeept on compulsion, and exhibit more se-
fishy thin; at any time since the battle of.
Winchester. ft is not probable that Banks'
army will take Mt. Jackson, the southern
terminus of the railroad from Strasburg,
without severe fighting: Irthat position is
loot to the rebels, the small forces they have
atationed at various points west and now in
front of pen. Milroy:a brigade, will •begin
to think of retreating.. Stanton is but fifty
miles further 'up the •Shenandoab, or about
'the same distance fronv Mt. Jackson as Win
chester, and It looks as though. Gen. Bank'
intlentiod to ride into Stanton soma fine morn
log. The position iiati.los_pertarit one, and if
01100 Mikan, Richmond is covered from north
-western Virginia, and cannot stuicor any Con
federate fermis that may be darltig.ettough'to
rodusin. among the' mountains, except by a
indre southern cull • circuitous route. It 'it
not probable, however, 'that Gen. Fremont
will long neglect that quarter.
The Tenstessee River Expedition.
A eorrespondent of the• Cineidnati• - gazette
writes from the Camp near Pittsbitth 'Land
ing, on.the 30th inst.:'
u.
Harvest TOTliCetiOlk FiTer army is still wait
ing for a suitable Hire 'to more.forwird, the .
Imes 'deliy I:6:Aden t, the marahaling
of so large a forte; requiring mans time than
ardent civilians are apt to imagine: Butwhat
a force is eolleoting here! The veterans of
the Missouri battle fields; some of them with
qiiprlngiteld" 'inscribed on their banners—the
heroes; of Donelson,and the..raw, but eager,
trohps from the camps of Ohio Indiana,
Michigan, ,Wisconiin, Iflinols, lowa, and'
Miltourl, are being 'collected and organised.
There bus 'been fine weather :noir for more
than% week. The roads are &yard all the
-streams are falling. The hindrance of high
water* will soon not unit; the 'organisation
is nearly complete, so that there can he no
except , some strategic ones, for oar
lying here any longer., .
A Freedman , i,Fiket Ait.
'rehondiz'a Sd Nr
VOLUME
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N AVY SUPPLIES--1862-'63.
NAT" DEP/MIMI',
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, April2,lBf,4.j
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, - Sealed and endorsed
"Propoiale for Navy Supplies." will be- received at
this Bureau until 9 o'clock a. m., on WEDNESDAY,
the am, Mir of April next, for Rintishing and
Brewing (oars:sabring ten days' notice, except for bis
cuit, for which fire- days' notice shall be given for
every thirty thousand no:nimbi required) at the United
States navy-yards, at Charlestown, Maasachusetts;
Brooklyn, law York, and Phihuielphia, Petudylva-
Ma, each quantities only of the following articles as
.may be required or ordered from the contractors by
the chief of this bureau, or by the respective corn
-mantling officers of the said navy-pads, during the
fiscal year ending Juno 30, ISM, Viz:
Biscuit, flour, rice, dried apples, sugar, tea, coffee,
beans, rectums., vinegar, and whiskey.
The biscuit Isbell be made wholly from sweet super
fine flour, of the manufacture of the year 1861 or 1862,
tot shall in all caestsbematinfactbrod from flour made
of the crop immediately preceding the dates of the
requisitions for the gams,' and shall be fully Niel In •
quality, and conform in size and shape, to the sem
plee which are doposital in the said nary-yards; shall
be properly baked, thoroughly kiln-dried, well pack
ed, and-delivered free of charge to the United Mates,
in good, sound, well dried, bright flour tannin, with
the heads well encored, or in sir and water-tight
whiskey or spirit bowels, at the option of the Bureau.
The flour shall be equal to the beet Richmond and
'Baltimore brands, and of _the manafacture of wheat'
grown to the year 1861 or 1862; but shall in all cases
le manufactured from pure, sound, fresh ground
wheat of the crop immediately preceding the dated of
the requisition for the wane; shall be perfectly sweat,
and in all respects of the best quality; and shall be de
livered in good shipping order, free of all charge to
the Brined Staten, in the best now, well seasoned,
wend, bright barrels, or half barrela, es the Cabe
may be—the staves and headings io be of red oak of
the beet quality; strong and well hooped, with lining
hoop. around each head, and equal in quellti=
pie barrel at the add navy-yards; two half
he considered as a barrel, and not mom than OLlO
third of the required quantity to be in half barrels.
The rico ;shalt be of the very best quality, aniref
the crop immediately preceding the dales of the
te
quisitiona for the same.,
..•' Thin dried apples, shall ho of the hest quality, and
.shall bo prepared y tea-drying only, and of the crop
of the ',autumn immediately , preceding the 'dates of
the requislUous for the ssdnevand shall be .delivered
in packagtw containing not more Matt three hundred
pounds.
• The iron hoops on the barrel' and half barrels con
taining whiskey, molasses and -vinegar to be win,
lodated with red lead.
The sugar shall be dry and fit for packing, and
equal 'in qualltyto the beat LIVA= giro.
The tea shall be of good quality Oolong, equal- to
the amplm at said navy-yards, noel be delivered in
half and quarter chests only.
Tee coffee shall be equal to the beet Cuba, accord
ing to temple.
The beaus shall be of the very best quality white
beans, and shall be of the crop Immediately preceding
the data of the rentilaition for the some, 64 pounds to
be baton as one Umbel.
The molasses shall be fully equal to the vary boat
quality of New Odes= molaaws, and shall - be &die
ered in new, wellseseoned red-cok barrels and heft
harrels,and with white-pine heads tit lees thad 1%
Inch thick; the steins not less than Inch thick; the
barrels and.half barrels to be three-qtfarterehooneds.
Sind, in addition, to haVe four iron hoops, one.on each
bilge, l Inch in width nod 1-16th inch thick, and
one on each chime 1% inch in width and 1-16th loch
thick, and shall be thoroughly coopered and placed hi
the beet shipping condition one-third the quantity
to be In half barrels /Inequities' by the Bureau..
- _
The vinegarshall be of the best quality, eq.* to
the standard of the United States Pll,l=l24oPala and
shall contain no other than acetic add, and shall be
deliyered to barreLs and half barrels similar Manx,.
.peels to those reptire.l for molassee, with the eicep 7 ,
tion that witils-oak staves and head. shall be intent- .
toted for red-oak staves and white-pine heads, and
.40 be thoroughly coopered and placed la the beet
shipplag color, one-third to be in half barrel.,
The whiskey shall ho made wholly from grain,
sound and' Merchantable, and be frill first proof ac
cording to the United State. custom home standard,
and *hall be double reclined. It shall be delivered in
good, new, sound, bright, three-quarters hooped,
welt ees.wned white-oak barrels and half barrels,
with white-oak heads, the heads to be made or throe
piece heeding, and well .painted; the staves not to be
le. than % inch thick, and the heads not less then
% inch thick; and each barrel and half barrel Isbell
be coopered, in addition, with one three-penny iron
hoop on each bilge I% inch In width, and 1-16th
inch thick, and ono three-penny hoop on each chime,
14‘ inch in width, and Minh inch - thick, ee per dia
gram. The wholo.to be put in good shipping order,
rreo of all charge to the United State; one-third to be
in holt Barre s.
All the fot,guing described articleer, embracing
ruin, barrels, half barrels, and boxes, sball be sub
ject to inspection as the chief of the Bureau of Pro
vide. and Clothing may direct, the inspectlog offi
cer to be appointed, by the Xavy Department. MI
Inspections to be at the place of delivery. Biscuit
may, however be Inspected at the place of manufac-
Dire, tot wilt In all Caere be subject to n final inspec
tion at the place of delivery before thibills *resigned
therefot.
The prices of all the foregoing articlee to be the
came throughout the year, and bidders may offer for'
one or more article.; and hi. offer will be accepted
for that yard for which him preposal may be lowed,
and where mote than one article i. awarded to • bid
der the articles will Le embraced to one or more con
tracts, at the option of the Bureau.
All the casks, barrels, and half barrels ' Lorca or
packages, shall be marked with their content. and
the contractor'. name. All the barrels and bolt bar
rels of dour and broad shall have, in addition to the
*Lore, the year when manufactured or put up marked
opon them.
t Tha sample. referred to In this solvertbesment are
tlitew selected for the miming fiscal year, and hays to
refereer.• to each as hare been preriorslst
The quantity of those artichw which will be re
quired cannot be pr....M.1y ruled. They will probe
bly be about—
Biscnit
Floor •
Bice
Dried apples.--
Thar -.
Coffee .......
Deats
Vamp. -.—.
Whiskey.-
......1,000.000 lbs.
4.000 bbls.
600,000-41 s.
:100,000 Ibo.
0W,0001b...
7
5000 IM.
.... 5,000
..... 15,000 bushels.
50,000 gallons.
fru,ooo
gallons.
The quantities of any or ull may bilocroasal or di•
iniehcd. The Contracts will therciino be made, not
for specific greintiti., but for such quantities ea the
aervice may require to be delivered at those navy
yards, respectively.
Contractors not residing at the Places where deliv
eries are L required roust establish spades at such
places, that no delay may arise in tarnishing what
may be required; and when *contractor falls prompt.
ly to comply with a requisition, the Chief of the Bur
nem of Provielom and Clothing ideal lot authorized
to direct purchases to be mado to supply the deficien
cy, under the penalty to be expressed la the contract;
the record ofivivsmisition, or a duplicate copy there
of, at the Bureau of Provisime and Clothing, or at
either of Um nary yards aforesaid, shall he evidence
that such requisition has been made end received.
Separate Mere intuit be made for each article at
each of the aforesaid navy yards; and in ems me.
then meanie'. In contained to the offer, the Chief
.of the Bureau. will have the right to accept :one or
more of Alm article. contained in such offer, and re
ject the remainder; and bidders whose Proposal. are
accepted (and none others) will be forthwith notified,
and as early ea practkrbia a contract will be trans
mitted to them for execathst,'which contract must
be returned to the bureau within flee days, exclusive
of the time required for the regular transmission of
the mall.
Two or more approved sureties, in a aim eguil to
the estimated amount of the respective contract.,
will be ..trod, and twenty per cantina in additiou
will he withheld from the amonnt of all payments on
account therm( as collateral ticurity, in addition, tO
secure its performance and not In any event to ha .
paid until it fa In all respects complied with.. ' -
Blank Ibrms of prpposals may be obtained on ap
plication to the navy agents at Portamantb, New
Hampshire; Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Bahl
more and at this Bureau.
A record; or dupliaste of the letter informing a bid
der of the acceptance'of his proposed, will be deemed'
a notification thereof, within the meaning of tie act
of 1844, ;and his bid will be nude end wxepted is con-,
fortuity
,witia this understanding.
,livery otter roads must be scrump's:fled (se di - reeled
, pin the act of Grogram making epproptistions for the
' naval service for 1846-'47, approved 1011 a of August,'
1816) by a written guarantee. shured by one ormme
responsible venous, to, the effect beorthey undertake
that the bidder or bidders will, If Iffs or theirbidhe
accepted, enter inioan Obligation within - five 4^
With good and sufficient sureties, to furnbh the sup- -
pills proposed. -The bureau not be obligated to
consider any Ipropond unless accoutpanffitt by :the
guarantee required by law; the- competency./ Mb
guarantee to be certified by the nary split, district
-attorney, or Collector of the customs.
The Windt:ea of bidders is called to the saseptsa -mad
descriptiosa of articiss repuirad, e., is tke b aspectioa for
magnet., a jut bat rigid .cankporisan +ill be wade be.
booms the attract gland and the sainpra and andratt,
rediring nano teal falaeloso ffient; fad Ossir offseason
is oho pafticalariy directed - to the joist resole/Ass 'qf
67th Merck, UZI, and to the ed of Itkk Avert, 1846. -
JULLN Y, ILKLLOtiii & 00.,
Po. 44 Water Brod, Nee York
01113 701 GUAM= OIEIOOO 1111112101101 D W 027 0,
000113, 01 17.11 01111111101TATION !
COGNAC BBANDIZEI—Otard. Duro; 2 - 00., IPlnet.
axaddllon s Gra, and otharbrailds or variouiridatagea,
dark mid P llO .lO halm. griallere aiod @Wigs. ,
BBANDIES—PeIIaraIaW,.. A. Belt;,
mai; and 4
other brauidi, dirk and pude; In Ma Wool'HWool 'lB r . LLB]) ti .P. Kellen itto..B titheidas;
sod Wee Drop, u pipe., threagr.pi and 'cum
BIIM,-Bt. Chao and Jamilor—oge4ad brands.
WHIBICTS—Mihan'a Irish sad Bamaifi
WINIB—Port, Idadelru; • Bdideau*,,Boc ts
U.—llue Bordeaux Table, Ix owes azultuukrai..
, EEF• 'rONG,UFS.-1B boxes liugar
Chwid Bea TO*lllol. remind ow cooalgnmuuti
tctazarr Subtly . South, for ttW bT- • •
. . issuat Lactzi
11)41- BILATITITUL BOSZWOOD 720.0.
AVE illaWS, iron name, 1
une, and mated
iv!! year,a. . CLIA*LOTTX BLIINCIk
•
..sspiDID.:DIEW . j. " Ail Villi ur - . - ilts sffarlaw imix:-.:axviiiiWtihi
,iooligintail ~ Nadatirrozahnia rtaxon, - oo,k; . . !awls Agaskitiiirash br4;,--- - .1 tO: L 3" 1,—, , t;
wbictfir.4 by vnt.sr a co, sum pima& -- ' , . ~,., ~.. , 'WM A: YLTZU. ' Ilt--i
A A •
_.• m, SLIM, 43 Ma NNW ', .. Sir " -, '" eanimiiegittot and PUS iiii .
-'- - .. t • ' , - , ..,'
»tea r.~n ~;
4 , T., , zi , f n'•
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VIRE iiibTRANCIE: "lIIDIREL :: '.,.-:'
1: ANCE MUTUAL" INSUM. ' ' colirgett' :-.'
OF PHIL ADEL/11:1A.9e RIM Geillinsitaiti .
Colt[ r;'
MERCHANDISE, YEIIN s, Ida,
town or oonntry. , Oglallo. 311 Walls .. oux i x. i , ,,, L ,
CAIPITAL, 11=4,61.0; Anne. 191449011 90.1- 4 44‹.01.4i V 4
as Olken :
First Mortgasr onlmproiedOtty pc01iw...., , ....,N I,:ew
ty, Worth double the am0unt n ....„....,-$166,1100.005, „,
Ground nut; tint clam.- • -..... ' - -4- 1,468 00' ''"4....' - ''
Penna. R. R. Co.'. 6 P.. inin4: 11 .4 1 11.4P.' : y__.. I"._l' ~ •• Z" . ...
Loan, 6.30,000, ocet-........--- ...--.... 517,90ui 0.
City of Philadelphia, 6 - per erat.. - Loan„ - ;.; 110,00000,-
Allegheny county 6 per et. P. B. U. J.4ost ,I =AIO .- i
(killateral bmsda, well seemdd......- , - -',, -616 >•"'"` '
Huntingdon and Broad PO Jlionntah., -:- ...,, . .... z .,
' Railroad Company, mortswavßsm.,....... `4.oisflixi
Pentwylvirda Railroad Oa l 5taa1t.14....4....4,060.60 , y • •-:.
Stock of Itellax.ce Mutual Inannusca Cf... ,U,360 00 , .
Stock of °minty Firelnsurttinisi tkii;,.'...... ' 1,060.00'
Stock of•Delaintra,9l.' 8. / 41 .6........0..., . Ito 00 ~
.s ..._,
Commercial Bank d 0........---.- '44186 91
Machado' Bank do ~........—...--. %nig Di) I ..".
' Union M. Insurance tk.... - thie1..P......--.., ....100 0 0. ...
Bill. Reocitabiti,'btaindsapater .. .---.•.•...- '16,997'111.'"
Book Accounts, account trital.S. * et...x...4 6 . 110 119 ..1•4-a
Cash on baud and in liana of agants..4.... 11,365 16
. _.
• 'CLEW TIIIGLIY: PWa.'" . `
- nEmaßOßit ^ :- .. • •
.1 '•
Glom Tingley, H. L.
Samuel Biepham Z..Lothrop,
Wm. It. Tbampelm, , Robt. Tolaad,
Robert Stout, Chao. Leland,
Fredertek Brown, rred' 14..nie- -.•
Wm. Maser, • Jaoob BUIOOIIr,
0. 100.11.4 an VINIA
Benj. W. Ti ngley, Smith Bowers; • , ;
John R. Worrell, • Jae. S. Woodward„
Marshall Hill, • JohiellbwelVPlttab)64 . '
.B. aIitiGUALLN &aviary. ,
J. G. 00VPIN, A
mßorthound cense Third endlrtiodatrehetil
rßr', -KLEINE AND INLAN A
D N..
SURAIWAL—INSEGLANOR uvo.itew...oll*
NORTH AMILILIGN, nura - DELPare::
in.torionated rza64. Nitiga saao,act
4:seta, January 10,
• • MMHG& G: 0071111: Pr:464. ,
THOMAS PUTT. 6,4611 1 ., •
Ti.IBITRANCS .00. c OF"Talit EITATIV'
OP PENESTLYA.N_4i7gii4mazaw
• Incorpialiteal7m—uspitat, PO? ! .
tict
4 •
• ,
11"nitiqg t 4.,***AS I P404; •
Hearrro
is pse~s~ .
Aaseb . "7 Wl7ll7l7iiii_tiariinriPmiams.-'''"'
• Taw. 43„ ;,• ;
. /8148 , 17warsain sin thisboiliold sad renalilB -
P.We• 5 1 u 4° ° Pi ab r d !I ' ll:1311114%A ' ' •
87 Water aircet,,Baplers buildings..
WESTERN , : INSURANCE. COMPA.!,..
TV. NY OT kirtspulion.
• • •nnamii, Jr:
M. 604M0N./kergory
• Office, No. PI Water street ; Smog ik Co.'s Ware. ••
hour, up stairs, Pittsburgh: •• • . • : -••
Will Mews roping all kiwis 1 fin.. and Mari. ,
Biakc A Home horihition, 1441461-110 Dfroda4 1,40 '"'
ars 43.12 bat:miss A. ma echo ors ddm
-
lyproutPaiii aid iD4rolisy, 4 646.44 die
aA4144,44ek keg him asualtadi as ofering
prodathan to Mose who dairy to Oa Hawed. r
sserrs, krrtißla sc), leag
Stock 63,01/0 op
murtusgul .2,100 CO
-oMco Wurniture...---- ..... _ ..... 150 00•••'' , : -
.opou Accounts, I UV 00
Cash . 14351:04
Premium Noise.. .. ryas 1411
Notes rod Dills Discotuited—.-- VIS 076 111
DIMIXTOIX : .
I Aadrew Ackley',
.A4zander Speer, ,
David K. Long,' '
Dew J.114.4ur5.:
Boni. P. Dakewell.
Juba Arenas.
B. Miller, Jr.
Jams Mcgul; , y.
Nathaniel Holmes,
Alex. hilmlck.
George Dania,
Wiliam 11. Smith,
C. W. Nicketentb .
ray3t) OGBDON
INSUIaNCE CthittANY'
NJOT I.I.'rTSBUSWIL. Omdo corner Varier and..
Water 'treats, secant Soar.
LIT. Prerbleag ' '
bixtria, ar.A, rcrriary. ,
Insures Steanibeate aridCargote.
Insaraingahlit lostarunlamic in •• the aiwigatkih , ..7.: l
of the Southern and Western tirell. Latta
Baysna,nerl the"nitigatlon of the Sties. " .
.
,lusaree against; Ina ancLdamage by lira
DTIMOTOMS:
Wm. 3 .0 1, 74
Jr. Park, Jr., . Joks.Shiptsa,,
W. O. Johutiia, "Jas. 11. Cooper.
B. F. Jonas,. 8. Ilarbaugh, •
Ike. Owens, ,
klar. T: M. Howe, .
B PreMon. .pluarl!ls 11.f.kg,„
Goom " •
DlULlionkll4lll FIRE 'AND LIFE 1
!NUJ - RANCE 0011.PANY, No. 148
opposite dm Custom House..
Capltil;l2lo,lBitasiti,s3ol,B42.
will maks all kfdda of ittsursoos,.eitistr parpatmd
or limited, owssery deottriptioa ot.Propidly
elmatlise, at reasonable rids* OfittliMletai' • a • • •
itOItERT I'. KUM, /*aka& I
Iii.AILLDWIIST, Visa - -
T. BloatilSßUlLNgo Starolosio . •
Joroph B. ,
O Sherman: ;
John CL-tyton,
J. ik Mdgarli•bi t. "
oorrrii,
Third luul Woodxtupots.
Chas. Bays,
E. B. OOP..
E. B. Kuglish,
Geo. W. Brown;
lES=I
"TINTIMEOTY AGADW - LOSS i3Y , "
FILLY.—FRAAKTAN lIIIELYSURANOIOOItIiziw
PAINT OY • PLIILADELYIILL Oftlop, 436 and 437
Chestnut . street; neer - ME. :
Statbmeat of Areas, Janoiry Ist, 1880, publlsbOd—
agreeably to Mi. act o t Awtobly, War,
First Mortgage., amply 116Clited—...--.111,M,593 tgo .
Bole Soule, (prml ral.sloB,M4 Clj cult • 102,960
Temporary Loamy on, ample, Mollatoml . • ,
'" —7— • 89,138 Oti J "`
Stoclra, (present ollowisithrf 70) coot— MAIM
Motes au l Bina Itesolyablo..---. 1.82 d
27,9111 CO+
• .
•
• -•
liar The only Prato flinti:protaltunt Rhkb thl
COmpany can divide by 1.. *a ft dabs 10,14,
have boon clotermlned.
itunnutaw ma.a• on *my eleacriptiwa :of proparaye
In town and coantry, ai rata is low an aro onnalstant
ffina thelr , hicapontiton, a parbd of ,thitty„yitara,„,
they hate' paler limiseloyAled town tutionnt'ainwedlnit
Aww./fraiww el Atha, Ih
ot the adelli*Vllof Iniurance, at well aa rabli
tyty and divadtlan• to Intwt. arttla Vrotnytnang 'all
. , • „,
. . .
Loewe paid doting thi. year ilas...—.—voirtes
, . , ..
I t
Chailie N. Iteicker, . Low Les,
Tad.' Wigng. , Alward C. i!ekt• .-: .=,:•,...i ...
Derldt. Brown; • -- '' Oak' Vr. Menem, .
.13saueel•Great, • .: Ge's ritta
. eIfiILLICS . BANOIRE-11./i4iiked:
NDWABD.C. DAL/. Via§ Thisident..! L - , c-,,,
W. A. grgx l,, , ,, ltrti... -, I ' ~.' • "
.•.• --, - .i.::
"3"lua'Trfliri
GAM,
• • OM* NortheYt Northcar. Wood .6
A LLFAIRKNY ,ThiSURANOR
AmpAN I or pirrgitußag. ~!zgl/T.2 1. 1„ci.3 1 ;1 14 1 2 .
buctres against all Mu& of Tiro wad Darla*
18A1.0 J9DDS, Prodelms.
JOHN D. MOWED. V. Rearist,:,
D. M. BOOK. &Knew& • . •
CA* . WE. DIAN. 6wieria
.0. e ; • 4. •
Haw . , 10400.4 . 1
CYO. O. Only; O.s. •
Johis Inoinar.4: •-• • • . / 101artlir:
• B.L. V. l ?"*.f4. Dabt.
'TheILiVEN
00 , 0) 4 PARLOR AMP nAtania
liroasheari, No. 47 I•deral strei4;S
ALtsainnd'an. l- '
•We would cell the attend& of bulliteie otheiu
to COW largo eaeoetatimt •or COMMON AND
KNAMILEI) °NATI& TEONTA, 'INVOKES,
Llq tooter wcw COOKING N K
ANG'which . we himerl' -
'Just bnmirbkoutoodcrideti . contahla,uoteelcopttww.:;,; ti
*nuts hot Weed in utifother - mte. •
OAST IRON Noun rsorts, IRON silLl3o;
1 kind, of CASTINGS made to otter. t o
I lohlyd • mtvw dox;-f
HAPPINESS OR MISKEY.I Tao , •
A.±:virs Qoarroz—Ttio Pet of the .•4pcz,
WAN A:WM= or WONDER" AZUTODIX ,
:11tiDICIINer hove .4Argeneinek'yegentieln
tanto hens Its, Or. ' the beefdt *acing ibetz 3
y) TOUR ar that' isiadliteiriertinisid !whim.
the Leehthe en Keniep
Nervous Debility, Princeton /hdine of Mamboed.; ,
vwsafinis Depreedon, Leon, Rnettri -- ,L
end YI Fewer, Ike arms tiocia ETLIZeIa Wee
lilhintke'which his* Chiallreittlfoi Jrcallis„lkiree;. ,
we et Iteteßbos kreweeweelet Phyetaleiecipit
tare's 'Lew. Thr* inealnebh Lecturer byn i :
the heinbotalntinlngefiteerhirT
*Abe ft.. he on teeelpt of four Stencmpyy
soliteednz BIARITARY, reneleikWicet:et.Aset-.
Way and Eftellti.4 64 . 2111 Wrilliwow IratiF•
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