Yorktownt
• ' • ...denary siege, of famous
• ' riA3RDIOSON and his! French
4 Lord Coartwsztis Ito sur
fine armyi and thusputian end
, • *••• ) .-afeven • years' war; but the lege of
.
• Aims in poamasion of the rebels under
ALteaverit, by Gen. MCCLELLAN,
,qoinisiading /three corps' vrannee of the
r-aplentild arn,y,ef the Potomac. Xerktown
Is thiisame, or nearly so, as in the days of
the Revolution ; but what'a vast difference
in the cirlawstanses. Then the loyalists
were hemmed In by the - rebels under WASH
,
zaarow—now the rebels , are besieged by the
a loyal. army under hicemmtas. Then the
fright and the success was with the rebels,
—sat► the is with the loyalists, and
• the successwill be with them too.
Weio•_eat,think MAGRUDER can hold out
altlunio it is - said lie has thirty
',':thousand men, and will probably make a"
• desperate But kfcCitatt.Am's
- resistance.
army yeelarge, so well appointed, and'so
eager, that nothing can stand before it. If
.:Yorktown, falls, it is not likely that any
• '— stand will be made short of Richmond, as
the enemy is not able to compete with our
troops in the open field. They have neither
. the nutabers nor the preparations that we
have, andpur.troops aro superior in !norale,
and physical strength and endurance.
Great etiolate may now be daily looked
for lath in the East and the West, and In
, 2 • • - Ahlr, - regions farther South- The days of
'Sue: Davrs's kingdom are nearly num
bered:'_
• Surrender of Island No. 10.
This rebel stronghold has ftllen at last.
A. soon as Gen. Pors obtained a foot-hold
411:"ildir.tainessee shore, the .intrenchments
..on the island and the main land became
rudinable,- as he could take them in the
dank and rear, and cut off, their supplies.
: lap is disastrous to the enemy, as it is
highly probable that a considerable amount
of ordnance and stores have fallen into our
hands.
The result of the loss of No. 10, will
most probably 'be the immediate fall of
Memphis.", We should not be surprised to
hear that Beauregard hail fallen back from
Corinth, and that all Tennessee was aban
doned. Beauregard cannot meet in- the
open_Beld the splendid army under GRANT
and Bunt, and which RALLICK will soon
command in person, and he cannot venture
to wait at Corinth to be outflanked and
surrounded, now thatjsland No. 10 is
abandoned.
think it doubtful whether the rebels
Ida make anOther stand on the river. Their
strongholds, Columbus and Island No. 10,
having fallen, they must see the futility of
resisting al on the river: -- It is probable
our river fleet will have an unobstructed
inssues to new Orleans.
Th Disaster - at theyraa, Florida.
.
We hive iilready published a confused
,aecount of a disaster which befell our arms
at.. Smyrna, on The coast of Florida. At
litayrna, a small seaport, were salt works,
which it was thought best to destroy, and
some live oak timber are needed to build
Two vessels, the - Penguin, Acting 'dent.
Commanding Budd, and the Henry An
- drew', Acting Master Commanding Mather,
anti ordered on this duty.
„ . 1 . it, - was timid on arrival that the Pen
guin could not arose the bar. The -Henry
Andrews, drawing much less water, sue
. "- . seeded in getting over. A boat expe
dition was organised to penetrate the
• --Inlets, on the banks of which were the salt
- works and timer. The. Penguin sent an
Armed Linn& and. two cutters;
the An
`draws contributed her only two boats, the
_ _captain's gig and a cutter, and herself
..,,, - .• - ;;lStured up toward the town in a position of
hewer support. Captain Budd went in
commandofehe force, accompanying Capt.
- krather in his gig, and leading the advance.
• Pulling upMosquito - Lagoon ' a narrow.
creak densely wooded on either bank, they
found the salt works, about' ten miles
from the entrance, destroyed them, and
started to return. 'When about half way
Dodd hoisted his sail, and with
►fiilcWind, ran ahead of the other boats,
. pirliaps a mile and a half. Arriving
abreast of a ennaU earthwork close to the
- ,banit, he iciwered his sail and pulled in to
determine the character of the work, which,
`f—''lregoirsir up, had been passed without tr0u
,,..t., his. As the bows of the-boat touched the
beat* from the fort to the woods on both
sideei . volley of musketry was fired which
- killed or wounded every man in the boat.
-:Caps Budd was shot dead, at the first dis
dd in the stern sheets of
• thaltiak-his b eadhanging over the gun
wala,•his hat, floating
_down the stream).
• ,Outpe, Mather, who was only wounded at
!prang from the boat, and rapidly
. Its revolver, attempted to ad-
Saito* up e beach. He fell with twenty
Idle balls in hfi - body, his face so cut up
with bidleta that it could nothe recognized
when his body was afterward discovered
• ;wader a flag of truce and the rebel Cap
tain who - surrendere d it, said that he
- .“fought, like a lion; never triedto sato .
liitaself at all."
• rebeb came out - from the woods and
toa.ponsession of the boat, in which
A. slay man was now dead but one, and he a
ntsgro,•wounded in the fort, and retreating
..„:.;* . r....,„again to their, .ecrier, opened fire on the see
,- undboat. rapidly. approaching. Mr. Kai
of the neetY/4hdrewe,
2trho was steering this beat, was wounded
• Intheitand which held the tiller, the coni
- astride ball pausing' through the breadth
- of 'the knuckles, and notbreaking the flesh
-..:.-OlCepkilll it entered and went out. Two.
- men were killed and all the rest wounded,
..!. , onefof whom afterwards died. Mr. hielsey IMO:waded In steeringluir over to the other
b. where the wounded men crawled out '
clothe marshand hid themselves . in the
,
stilltutder fire- The other boats were
r•.. - farther astern. When ,the Lunch _came
within range, her hoWitser'liperted tire on
the rebels, but at the fourth discharge the
Whinge broke and the gun was useless.
• ' All the boats,-passing through the Murder
ous Are from. the opposite bank, finally
latideektheir crews in the marsh, and hay
- int thrown- over the howitzer in. the mid
. die of the stream and taken from the boats
wounded men, the calm; arms, oars,
':•_;....,,salleverytiting that could be moved, : three
sailors carried the whole of them
throngk the' and a mile — and., a lett- to_ the
!._L-itatore where the Henry Andrews could be
, Jeludield. 2.Bhe had no' boat to send ,bat a
YmaU duront, and in this the whole force
taken Off to the vessel; • Of- the whole
::.!tiattraint,.ware _killed, and eleven
.. • .
The Wabash, the'llag-ship, arriving soon
sapodillas' was fitted out which
- •
'the 'river again, reoevered ';the
.
'the.bodies of the killed. A vial
Ilve r ok flasher was silo- - taken
it' in the neighbotitoocL " - The
. .
—been cut, and wait stored in a
Vhelitaber very Am; and itt
teethed, , .The ladies of the; oiScem
lieu& bow.- - • ••
e .
•
APIL 0:
The Fall of Richmond. Paws- F FLOUR fol-
There is a sadness about "the following lowing front the Memphis Appeal of The
artiele,from the_Richinond Examiner, which 22d of arch:
shows that hope .has - nearTy' fled. That As ti icted in our last, flour advanced i
paper is one of the fire-eiting kind, but it to $22 per barrel. Hatfthe time not arriv
does notssay anything now about Southern Y d for our authorities to intervene ? The
prowess, or dying in the igast,ditcli:", Committee of Safety might be authorized
" f by General Lovell 14) take possession of the
The Northern mind luik settleddOwntipon Ruu in market, and account to the owners
the purpose of overrunning Virginia and thereof at a reasonable price for the same.
capturing Richmond, the Confederate capi- It is supposed that $lB or $2O per barrel
tat, at every cost. In this enterpise all might be considered a fair price. Flour,
heartii are enlisted, and upon ft all the en- on the 17th, Monday last, was selling in
orgies of their government are bent. For i Memphis at $l4 to $l5 per barrel.
this purpose they have assembled an army
of a hundred and eighty thousand men, in
cluding that of Burnside, which they regard
as one of the most formidable in machinery,
discipline rind equipment that ever took the
Held. Whatever be the grit and stamina of
the men, there is probably no doubt of the
faCt that it possesses all the advantages
which wealth and pains can give to troops.
It is certain that the North regard the do
monstratiungainst Richmond as the grand
coup of the war, and we need not conceal
from ourselves that the danger is serious
and formidable.
It is believed. that, while heavy bodies of
troops will attempt to cross the country
from different points on the Potomac, in
conjunction with an army marching_up the
Valley from Winchester, the heaviest col
umns of their forces will be landed from our
river estuaries and a march attempted along
our eastern peninsulas. — No doubt remains
that we are approaching momentous and
decisive events, and that some of the most
important battles that will have a place in
'history are soon to be joined.
It is not for us to speak of the heavy
movements of our own troops that are con
stantly going on. It is sufficient to say
that our generals are cheerful and ready
for the.contliet.
A correspondent of the N. 0. Crescent, at
Richmond, writes as follows:
Our chief article of commerce now-a
days is a commodity known in the markets
as "substitutes." The article has risen
from $lOO to $2OO, and again to $5OO, and
from that to $l,OOO, and $1,500. The cheap
est kind now offering commands $5OO
readily. A wretch, named Rill, has been
making enormous sums, as much as from
$3,000 to $3,000 a day, by plundering sub
stitutes, some of whom are the very scum
of the earth, while others are poverty
striken Marylanders of high social posi
tion at home, and men of real moral worth.
A friend of mine bought a substitute from
Mill for $5OO. He saw Hill give the poor
devil $lOO and put the remaining $4OO in
hi! pocket. As my friend went out the
door be met a gentleman, who told him he
had just paid $1,500 for a substitute. On
this sum ' it is_possible the substitute re
ceived $2OO, and Hill the other $1,300.
To-day he went up Main street with at
least fifty men at his heels. You--may,
therefore, infer lie coins money more ra
pidly than the Yankee distiller, Stearns,
now in jail with Botts, who used to make
$4,600 a day, by furnishing his vile stuff to
southern soldiers. The fact is, this busi
ness of buying and selling substitutes is
abominable all around. The men who come
here from the country to buy them are run
magi until they get them—they are abso
lutely crasy with fear lest they should fail
to obtain them—and seem willing to spend
their last dollar in the effort. On the other
hand, the exhibition of his person to which
the substitute is subjected, is ridiculous and
disgusting. He is stripped to the skin,
percussed, ausculated, examined trol top
to toe, like a horse showing off his paces.
A lovely business, truly.
mil
A letter from Albert. S. White, mambo
Congress from Indiana, published in the
fayette Joanna, discusses the Tax bill ith
particular reference to its application to_the
rebellious states. Mr. White says
My impreeeion is we shall come short of
revenue from all available sources until we
get nerve, virtue or experience (call it what
you will) enough to levy it off of the states in
revolt; at all events, off of the rebellious ele
ment in those states. The tax bill will make
anti-slavery men very fast, and fewer apolo
gists for the miscalled constitutional claims
of the rebels, or it will unmake the govern
ment; for if the party in power is overthrown
on that question, the succeeding party will
but hurry the nation into bankruptcy, or lay
hat the feet of a slave oligarchy, with every
vestige of republican . government extinct.
My excellent democratic colleague, Judge
Law, said in some remarks the . other day If
we do not pass the Tax bill, treasury notes '
will loon fall to -60 cents on the dollar. I
-hope that he and Me political associates will,
act on that principle, and not find any pre
texts in the details of the bill for voting
against It. I did not see, if we neglect an
immediate step forward in the right direction,
how we can ever get back again-to a cheap
government and no taxes, and it immediately
becomes a question between bread for our own
children and mistaken mercy for those who
show no mercy.
There is a great deal of mound sense in this
view of the question. The people of the.free
states are willing, even anxious, to pay their
stare of the taxes required for the summary
suppression of the rebellion, but they ask in
return that the government shall use the
means placed at its disposal without . delay,
and that Congress shall make an equitable
divielon of the tax. In order to accomplish
these ends, our blows at the enemy's armies
must be quick and heavy, and the-tax-gath
'titer mast follow the flag in its victorious
progress. Mr. White uses a significant ex
pression that when be says that "the Tax
bill will make anti-slavery men very fast, and
fewer apologists for the [duelled constitu
tional claims of the rebels." The best mis
sionary for the Eouth is the tax-coileoter.
When he asseses a certain BIM upon each
slave bald by the traitors, and Imposes upon
the rich whites of the rebel states their fair
proportion of the expensee_ created by this
revolt, the tide will turn and rebellion seem
less lovely. Moreover, it is bat a simple act
of Julies to New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio
and, New England, to relieve theirinduetrious
and loyal population of so mush of the-com
ing tax as can be assessed upon slaves, cotton,
tobacco, rice and other southern "staples."
Bill to Disfranchise the Rebels.
A letter from Washington to the Chicago
Tribune says.:
One of the most important measures in
troduced at this session of Congress is the
disfranchising bill proposed`by Mr. Wilson,
of lowa, which provides that no person
shall hereafter be eligible to office who has
taken up arms against the United States,
itfter haling token an oatrio support the
ametitution. ' The bill is intended to apply
to all former Senators, Representatives,
Federal and State officers, who have joined
in the rebellion. The Constitution of the
United States, and the Constitutions of all
the States, prescribe an oath of fidelity to
the former instrument, and hence every
rebel who has held an office le perjured be
fore God and min.' The oath of such a
person on assuming ,another office under
the United Stabile Constitution would be a
mockery and a blasphemy. Yet I venture'
to stay that the Democrats will oppose the
bill *Tth as Much firmness - as though it
were a'proposition to take a part of the tax
burden from the shoulders of loyal oi• ens
and pit it on the traitors. Col. Voor ees,
Wood, and most of the Democratic le era
here, long for the day when they can sp
the hands of Davis, Slidell and Wigfall in
the Senate Chamber, and hold sweet Com
munion with - Pryor, Beitt, Barksdale and
Ifindman in the Rouse. Mr. Wilson's bill
cuts off all these luxuries, and hence they
will be sure to oppeate.R
MAGIRODPA ARD BUCHAN•AI.--1 . 110 Bos
ton Travelietrecalli the singular fact that
Magruder, who lies since `C o mmanded the
rebels in Lower Virginia, marched up
Pennsylvania Avenue, at the head of his
flying:artillery, to protect President Lin
coins, :inauguration; and Buchanan, the
sconunanderg. the ,iron-clad frigate Merit:
•
magi inn also active in his serv*WastOin:
"Substitutes."
Taxing the Rebels.
COL. CORCORAN ASSABSINATED.—The re
are significant rumors, not wholly void of
probability, that Col. Corcoran, 'who has
been a prisoner in Richmond so long, and
was to have been honorably returned for
exchanges already sent hence, has been as
sassinated by The rebels. It is alleged to
have taken place in ItichmoniL
v hIPOVERTSEILI , N y.—Th e
mee
sage of the GoverW` of Newfoundland
represents that colony in an unenviable
condition. The people were impoverished
by the failure of the fisheries, and the ri
valry of the French fishermen, and also by
the closing of the Southern ports to their
markets. Political parties quarrel over
the criminal proceedings against the elec
tion rioters, and sectarian bitterness pre
vails to a fearful extent. The Governor
recommends that the people should resort
to agriculture instead of fishing; but as
the island is composed of ninth rock and
little earth, tho advice is hardly feasible.
Tux St. Louis Demoerat says that the
reason of placing Buckner in close con
finement at Fort Warren is stated to be
that, afteif declaring upon his honor that he
bore no cncealed weapons, a loaded re
volver was found upon him.
Wi see it stated that Mr. Sydney Howard
Gay, fornierly editor of the Anti-Slavery
Standard, and lately a writer for the New
York Tripune, succeeds Mr. Dana in the
mauagemdnt of the latter journal.
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M .- MANHOOD; How Lost! How
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NUTICK—A. Y. M.—A Special
Meeting of A Lai EGLIE&T LODGE 261, .1011
Le held on WEDIC E, DAY, the ell.
their Hell, in Allegheny I9*J , o'clock.
Di OF THE IV. B.
1 . :., - -?• STATE
tam - Wale to
for - the State Senate.
11. GAZZA3I
the itepublican nomination
apatte
~.FAMUNTY ConA
JONATHAN NEELY, of Lower Si. time.
will is . .iiliforted fur C.‘tok ty l ommiseionrr I , t•fore tin/
flerti,ll.” County ettp yew low so;:d•wieT
ATToio. E Lka.
M. WATSON, 14 Allegl-nq city. will lie
catillidet. , for norisinivl..n to the at.ovounire..ll.
12011,z/119u In In, ..11.,1 by 11, Eseeu
the enceetitiee. inll2s.te
- .IS7THI ATTO it is. un,
de limed will he a candidate, for iho. above
shoo leeputilliwo Nominating
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lodeom which Mudd be afforded at a Mauler cted, tie
underiigned are happy •o my that they have toe
ceded In the manufactursof a new style liarmoni
um, 'kWh can Imailly tail to meet a very genera
demand.
The School flarmoutnin posses... full volume as
well as a seod quality of two; is small ill all,. •orY
compact, easily mind about, and of an eat.. Jingly
demblo comtruction. It contains two net. of leads,
and all atrevliVe ell , and Is much holder than the
000.11 posterns! "Double Reed" 3lekeleen. The cat,
Is strongly built of oak or black Wotan?, MTh nisbcd.
No attempt Las been made at ornament to is. rxttr•
nal Anish, a chief aim in its manufacture being to
furnish an inktroment poste/wring touch power and
good quality ut one, for is email sum of money.
Although more especially deslghed tor schsol us •,
the tom Instrument la equally well wispiest to the
tallaltral requirements of vestries, chapels, lecture
rooms, village °nun:Mound public hallo.
An examination of [kohl:11001,-11a ItIdONIUN is
nwpoettully invited from Comnaltuos and Teacher.
of Public and Prirato School., Academie. ausl Semi
norkw, Saperiutesnlente ol Sabbath &tondo, Teachys
of. Singing Schools, Pastore, tirgaulste, Choristers
and all others interested in the development and
movement of soundatl taste amongst • the people. II
will, If permitted, prove • pcmerial auxilsary of the
atiValicuttlellt of musical culture, lopeetally among
chlldron. MASON A HAMLIN, Alwasfatturera,
Il and Ado Cambridge at., Boston, Timis.
sari hr. • of the abut, lostrumenta received to-day
nod for tale by JOHN ii. DIELLOH,
tli Woos. truant,
Sole Agent for the rale of Mason Hash tin', Aleirde
one and Harmoniums. hike
TARE CARE OF YOUR REALTH
OUY MULFOItirS COEA!, SALEOATUS
Hada faun 01.11:0111011 salt. It fa perfectly healthy and
pure, and will make better, lighter 'and mom healthy
cooking than any other ttaderatue Is the world. It a
perfectly tree from Imputitiew and Imparts a
cresarolike dower to the food. Florae give a one
trial. If your grater has ma got It tell him to get it
• for you. Fur lode wholesale and retell at
ItOBBRT 11. JACR'S,
ap9:6mws Now 1 and It Diamond.
A" "'IS WANTED
•
RICKARDS' Al ULTOMICRON,
The crest Perstallon of the times. Surpasses all Gift.
lairelopes, Packages, et, ; contain. Jewelry,
EMlihnotltilacipes, Union Emblems,
Unique lteslgns, for Wins
and Children, and many
other very useful
articles.
PROFIT4I To AGENTS, , ONE HUNDRED 4ND
FIFTY PER BENT.
Storekeepers, Notion Doak's, Agents, etc., granted
in @eery thy, towel and village bo engage its thin, Nun
BEST PAYING ENTSJIPIIIZE OF TUE DAY
Send etampit I circnkr.
S. C. RICKARDS, & CO.,
lin Nkomo .t., Nor York
apsthrd
AIiENTS,
Beast tho Contents of the Wonderful
DIME PANMOSPHOSIUM
•
Beats the world; hu an Immune ult.; large prlllta;
contolne all that the 25 rout packagoe do, AND
KORA:.
6 Shade Commercial Notejl Design for Buys' Gaiter,
Paper, j 1 Design of Wor Basket,
I llnvelopes, to match, • 'Games for the Social Circle,
1 Sheet Blotting Paper, 1 Dteign forZousse Jacket
Electoral Advice to Letter 1 Deeign Ladies' Under-
Writer.,
26 Ways for Makingt Deep for Girl's Boson',
Money, 25 Valuablo Rocipa,
Advice Br Ladles' Toilet, 1 Calendar for lace..
ALSO, A PIECE OF VALUABLE JEWELRY.
We only ask out visit from oar customers to sat
isfy themaelrea. Send etampo fora circular.
apfelord W. 11AJATELY & CO.. 122 Naroso et
PPITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE L AND
CHICAGO RAILWAY COIIIPANY.—CertiII.
cute. of Stock of this Company will be hawed to the
Stockholders of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wsyno and
T V:we Red o I n
t r h os i d Company i on a
i lLftez t re i .lOtti of
rioter, of e eg r ree ' n m ote w ith
fur the reOrgu'uter:tglopti!"of
Wd Company, to
“Holders of Stock of the PITTSBURGH, FORT
WA YRS AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY,
upon tho amignment of such Stock to each pennme
as may be designated for that purpose, by the Pm
chasing Agent, may be allowed to receive an equiva
lent amount of Stock In tho now Co rporition, in
Shares of One Hundred Dollen ea , b, with rcrip Cer
tificates for less amounts, not PC Clog the holders to
dividends.
The As.resmeut Book. van he opeual on the 10th
APRIL. By order
mh.9l:lltmyl W. H. LIAINES, Secretary.
9BXB. tiI'RICTLY--FILESII ROLE
DOTTER,
1 bbl strictly (reek Roll &Alert
15 bids. fresh Eggs;
20 boxes arrow Chesil;
30 bust, Clover Nook,
8. do Timothy Need;
6 do Cl/elitesis.
20 half bbl. No. 3 large Itlarkorel, '
00 do do do mediate do
Rarely.' thlidey .d for lade by
arlass DL RIDDLE, tel Liberty .t.tmet.
BEDFORD WATER,,
BEDFORD . WATER,
BERFONII IVATER
FRESH PROM TEM SPRINGS,
FURS!" PROM Mk SPRINGS,
FRISTI FROM TILE SPRINGS,
Yor We b;
SIMON JOIINSTON,
api Corner of Smithfield and Fourth streets. ,
PRINTING FOR INERRCANTILR
HOOFS, RAILROADS AND. STEAMBOATS!
dubs with neatness and dispatch by
W. G. JOUNSTON . & CO..
awn No. 67 Wood street.
RISKY BARRED.) - fil iron I)ound.
Whisky Barrel. received and tar lade by
A. IFICTIED. •
earner Mark.t and Mat itn,ta.
DRIEPEACHES=SO bbla. choice
D
Dried Peorbee, bairn, just received. and for
mile by--JAN. A: FETZER,
eye corner Merket lend Firm inmate.
CIURN MI A1..--4O seeks fresh ground
elnai meal Just received and for sale by
JAMBS 6. 'NETZER,
Corner Market and First
111P1; FISH-51.1 ha f bbls. new lb;
ma. by JOHN'L. OANYIELD,
Irina street.
BALblit. CUPAVIA--300 lba. toeaale
by • B. A. IARN6B7OOK A 00.
. .CI PIP ege 'rrieste for
mak by D. A. TALINESTOOK CO.
AtstaßED OIL 7-200 bbla: for sale i
B. A. TAIINESTOCK &
L a - 10, 4=1123-21 1 b i o ust reo'd
matis
rrEir . 4 DPERTIELE.oIfEarTii.
- 16 r HEELE & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
NO. 27 FIFTH STREW, PITTSBURGH, PA
Atranted the Pirst Premium - fa the
UNITED STATES FAIR
For the Years 1858, 1859 and 1860
UPWARDS OF MAO MACHINES SOLD IN THE
UNITED STATES.
HOER THAN 80,000 BOLD THE PAST YHA&
We offer to the public WHEELER & WILSON'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE, at REDUCED
PRICKS, oth Increased confidence of It. merits as
the best and meet reliable Tamp' Sowing Machin.
now. in us.. It dos. equally well on the thickest and
thinned fabric., makes the lockatitch Imjawsiblo to
'mussel, alike on both Ada; Is .ample in construc
tion, mere speedy In movement, and—Toro duraldo
than any other machine.
Circulars, giving prize and description of Ma
chines, furnished gratis, on application to person or
by letter. .
Every Machine warranted for throe yew..
"An. WILL SUNNED. CO.
CINCINNATI LEAD WORK&
1331ThErri
McCORMICK, GIBSON dr. CO.,
■alwrrAcrracllr or
IMEIMI!
SHEET LEAD
PIG LEAD,
PATENT SHOT &ND
NINTH STYLE., NATITZETI MAIN •ND SYCAMORE.
Bel ug exclusively in the Lead Trade, we can hernial
tho abets to better advantage to Dastaaa, and on
screen terms, than on be had elsewhere.
N E W GOODS
MENET O. HALE k CO
(Soccesoon to James C. Watt')
Are new receiving their Spring Stock, comprising
e very variety of goods adapted to men •Dli boy s wear,
hich, In extent, choice mateand priors will compare
favorably with any in the trade.
French, American and Weed of England Clolks,of
the hest makes, of every 'hada and quality—. very
huge assortment; Cmahnerws and Doeskin.; Super
Black French Doeskin% Super Black Preach Om/.
we.; Fancy Cassimwes in every vatiety; Bibbed,
Slac rek
and Fancy Canihnerer, Silk Mixed esedmeres
of every shade and color,
V ESTI...NOS—Fancy Silk and Satin Pestle" new
styles; Soper Black Satin and Silk Veminp; Math..
and Fancy Silk Footings; Whit. Figured Silk and
Satin Vesting+,
Also, every variety of goods for Badness Costa;
likewise a very chola@ selection of furnishing Goods
adapted to gentlemen's wear.
Soliciting mt early call from oar Mends and the
public. any orders entrasted to oar can will met
with prompt attention and punctuality In dl cases.
LIEN la G. BALE t W. Merchant, Talton,
mhlY Cor. Penn anti St. Clair streets.
ETNA SToVE WO
A. BRADLEY.
No. 30 Wood Street,
CORNER SECOND, PITTBBURGEI,
Manufacture and wholesale and Wall dealer In MI
klridi of
COOK, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS, &o.
In our sample room may be Rama the
CELEBRATED GAS BURNING 0001 S STOTEB
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
the namiteof which hare been tally tasted by thous-,
ands, and the Store@ prononnoed unequaled by any
In the market, together with a greet many other
deairable pattern*.
w. have ale° a very Italie asortzeent of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES,
fthlbnicing some of the BEST PATTYRNB now of-
fared to the public
narresay ENAMELED GRATE YRONTS end
FENDERS, of the newest styles.
Or COMMON KITCHEN BOW ANIS JAM
ORATES all of which ere offered at eery low prices.
isarSpestal Inducements offered tot:milldam In vent
of GRATE YRONTS. Inhl2-3tnd
E. HIM UND.SON .t. W.,
.12.4
IlaveJust received an Immense stook of
WALL PAPCII3, BORDERS, to.
UPHOLSTERING GOODS,
SATIN DE LAMS,
Aud every other article to our line which we are of
fering at eicesdingly low Asarco.
Wilriterootabor, 98 end 98 THIRD On/ELT, oppo
site J. W. WOODWILL'B. rah3l
WALL PAPER--
EVLRT VAIIIITY,
arrLE, QUALITY AND PRIOR
HIM' PATTZENS,
Prom the moat celebrated manufacturers of Phila
delphia, Neer York and &. on, comprbleg
a eery catenates and complete aireort-,
went fords by
THOMAS PALMER,
NO. 91 WOOD EIT.. D T. IrOIIIITU AND 1117TH
&cowl door below Diamond alley
ollatbad
iIROUEEIIS, JU'T ItECEI VEF.
kA 160 bags prime. Rlo Coffee;
1.0 half chests Oolong Tea;
75 " Young Hymn UN •
90 boxes young Ilyson and Imperial Teas;
50 hbda. Cuba Saga;
20 .• Porto Moo Sugar;
bbls. extra Golden Byrom.
60 " Honey
55 4 , Grecers.
50 •• choke Mackerel;
•
75 half bbls.
30 bbla. Herring;
2,0001 a. Codfish;
25 boxer Scaled Herring;
50 be sad 101 Tobacco;
100 doien Corn Brooms;
260 kegs Nalb., all alas;
12 bbls:Eggs;
5 boxes butter. •
In store and tomb by J. A. INGEAGIM,
aps:tf 1170. Liberty a.-
COTTON • IlutilEitY AND:uLoVES,
A superior ansortment of
LADIES' AND 'CHILDREN'S COTTON. ROSE,
• •
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S TANOT GLOVES,
Alt of which we will all wholesale and retain at the
lowost p,waible price.-
nys • EATON. NAMUR WOO. .
SHAISSIt HOODS. -
100 doze* IVTr. Jai D OOLOBLD szAkEys,
For on!eby-the coma or sloes doom
RATON.. MApatlll 00.,.
INTN SW . FO SALE—.
LW". Seed Street Potatoes,
10 01210111,"
2000 pounds Ommtry Clear Shias,
10* o 0 Shoulder.
. lu tierces Sugar Canal Cincinhati Hama,
•
40 bush. Extra Prima Cloyer Seed,
30 Sags Chaim Mira N. Pomba;
30 hush. Timothy Seed, •
100 bush. Prins* Abort PMetom. ' •
L. IL VOIGT tr. CO
-
43
43T.
CHARLOTTE BLUME Bole Agut for .
WM. MNAMC S CO.'S; - UNRIVALLED rilizos;
GEO:A. PBIIIOE 4t 00.11 ILZLODZONS
so 4 .Wasranted . tirrlve Tura.
pUTATOES.
A. 'too beip Philos,* Potatoes, ' •.• • -
- ,Nedunteck, • _
In star* ind kr ails by JAS. A.' TITZIR,
Omit Man* and Flygt Atreets•-•
AND DAR LEAD
BLOCH TIN
NEW GOODS I 1
C. HANSON LOVE &
They will open on Monday, April 7th, tlsolarght end
beet selected stock of •
•
lever brought to the city, embratiog all the latest
*Oleo of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS
r•
LATEST STYLES CLOAKS, direct front B oston
LATEST STYLES SHAWLS, beantthil pattiorni, &
98 AND 98 THIRD STAMM",
Careful examthation at our stook la solicited, as yrs
Wok they cannot fall to pleats.
C. 11.41150 N -LOVE ,
74 Market Street
ENLARGEMENT.
. BARGAINS
TOR
Timrco NiVe.e4ls.es.
Raving tossed the Stole
No. 79 Mesas? STR.S.ST,- .
Nun to the one we now occupy, for the purpose of
throwing them into one room, we will,
previa= to' making the re.
palm, offer our
. .
WHOLE STOCK
AT.
BARGAINS TO GASH 81717.713;
Zither at wimikasle or' reistillor the Purpose of ra
diating It as low as possible, and opening
ths NNW BOON with SD
ENTIRE NEW STOOP.
• JosEint 11011 NE,
mbII 77 SUAHET STREET.
CLOSING OUT SALE
DAIEABID3,
LACE CIIITADIB
BSDDING, de.
TO VONT7NUE 171117/: ENTIRE STOCK IS
CLOSED OUT,
J. M. BURCHFIELLYg,
/ 12 . 2 G 13 /OS 2 9 CUT& WORTH 40 morn
111B801.1118ID BITS j 3 00. WORTH $8 oo
No. TT Fifth,otreot
DRUM GOODS, Ii omit trarkly, OPT FINISH
JACONVIII,NAXIO Amu, DIMITY. BUT
FLING. LONG -CLOTH, DIMITY, 11.4 SKIRTING
OJIM BRIO, 4.4 BLZAOIIICD MUSLIMS, Sz 1 40.,
DIST OALIOOII, for MO.
aENTLEICEN% :"FINE • SHIRTS,
1 1,JI OOLLA18; GRANATA, TINA STOOKS, SUS
' IMINDZES; PLANDICLIWHITS, GLOVZS.
HALF uotsr„ ITNIN BILK, 0 atIZZ
NWRINO and °OTTO!' lINDKR
and DIUMEBB
amino; AHD itIMILZE
" macaum a co.,
• • • . 11.0
LADILIP 1111BROIDMID COLLARS AND
BANDS, INGato.
anz:zusamvain TBIQICB LACE vms;
POINT 'LAM COLLIES ARID
Bl7y.
D R Jr
_GOODS.
N Mff : DR;EfiSS GOODS,
W DRESS GOODS,
FEW DEESB doons
NEW DRESS 000DS
NEW DRESS GOODS
NEW .CALICOS,
SEW CALI(X)S,
NEW CALICOS
EMMET!
NEW CALICO
JUST RECEIVED
w. & D. HUG;US'
LAST SUMNER SILK SELLING AT 75 CTS.
'WORTH Six TO A 1,75 FER
W. & D. lIIIGUS.
GREAT INDUCEMENS
Country Merchants,
Dry Goodts,
BARKER & CO.S,
59 Jlarket Street.
AM IMMINSE 8100% OF
NEW GOODS
e11=1215
LOWEST EASTERN PRICES.
GOODS CUT IN LENGTHS TO SUIT
J. W. BARKER & CO.'S
59 Market Street.
THIRTY NEWSTYLES OF
SPRING CLOAKS AND MANTLES.
AN IMMENSE STOOK OP
A" E Tr 8 I )lE, K 8,
AT 60 CPS. PIM TAED AND UPWARDS
NEW DRESS GOODS.
n. largest sad choicest selections ever offered
his city, at
IN OMITS PRR YARD AND lIP*ARDS,
Togetber with a general amortment of
NEW GOODS,
WILL II ON INHIBITION TO-DAY
mhII
GREAT ATTRACTION
74 Market Street.
DRY caoor)s
DRT . , CO9DI3 ;
N. E. Cor. Fourth and Iliitrket Sim
'do do ' 114 do
do 25 to
do 7.50,' . :d0 19 99.
.4) '• do ;L
~2A.TOIGAILOZIM Cork/fixll)nttkl!t.
.~r.~rvsE~r~~s.
PITITSBUIMIT IHKA.TRE.
A.Nirs .
Lena lismzeoz.
E. Lam.
SECOND Sad= Or
MR. C. W. COULIiOCK,
Who wilt appear in LL great chamrtor of LUX
FIk:LDING. _
WILLOW COPS.E.•
LUKE..- (SM7LDOCK
ROSE.- MRS. VANDICKSZN
SIR ILICLIAR.D VAtiGILN STUABT
To conclude with the
LOTTERY .
WORMWOOD
TicKET.
us 11AFFIT
EDUCaTIO.II - 41.
SEW ICKDE Y ACADEMY,
C/amierd and Commercial Baardiieg Soioolfor Bop,
on Om P., rt. W. sad C. IL IL, twCre., miles from
Be.. 406.6. TRAVELLI, A.
May
The
5t h, l fortieth emlea eOllll.llt4CO on MONDAY,
k.o r circular*, ate., inquirer of Meters. John Irwin
hone, S 7 Water street, or Marra. T.. 11. Nevin A
-Pat, 26 Wood street., Pittsburgh; arbt the Principal,
argickleyrillo P. 0., Allegheny =ugly, Pa. ap24.."tr
Ie.EXAL.N. UOLLItUIi.
TILE BEST SUSTAINED
FEMALE COLLEGE IN TEE STATE.
The SPIIINQ VKII3I xlll commence WEDNIS.
DAY, Marc! O.
In addition to all the branchen malty Wight in
similar nottitatlona, itonnictiona will- /mignon In
Organ Atonic and Telegraphing. Thus° who take
low.. in Instrumental Runic w 11l receive two lemons•
eachmerk In Vocal !lush, from Prof. 11011 BOOK,
free °lc/large. Swot for II .talogua.
mite: :Wd I. U. Pi:kit:WM. Nut.
riir f SiCia.trS.
D •• ,
PHYSICIAN AND SDL•OEON,
affico, No. 3.6 YEDENAL ST.REET,
lOpp.ite Colonnade 800, near iusponalon Bridge,)
)716:1y
A lALNCIH ANY OITT
MMI
lu3 WYLIE: STILEET,
UCTIO.r SALES.
ELEGANT FUItNITURE AT AUG-
TtON.—On THURSDAY, at 2 p. m., at. Mason
to Hall Auction House, will he geld e quantity of
choom furniture, Carpets, Ac., atunpriaing tine an
path mahogany bedstead, two marble top mahogany
tirteuinit bureaus, ono inebogsny Wardrobe, one wet
nut beacase, walnut what -not, 2 sofa-sent rocking
!chain, 12 mahogany sofa-seat parlor chairs, enclosed
washamods, dialog and other tables, three-ply In
grain airpote, stair carpets, Ono lioglish trapi, also
one benutihd sett of !Weer Plated-Tea Ware.
• Terms iremle. T. A. Blet.lhba.LAND;
aPti Auctioneer.
• .
MEN AND .Bu 18' BOUTS AND
SUOES, very cheap, et
fficeblClAJ. Sirs Auction, 5.5 Fifth street.
trout'ltar6 I liuln" BKllt'rB I
—From 15 to 40 springs, rt
W°
°ALEN'S, ALESSES AND UMW
DUEN'S BOOTS, sftu s AND GAITIII2I, at
66 kllth atnmt.
71_ A 1).1. E S L&SUNU Cu tix •
JAI GAITERS as Masonic Hall Atictkat Home
U1.)02 I Ts, of every number o
_e_r_.prinp. at IicOLALLAND'S Auction.
Fi".l.lrTS.
Wit AI4T E D IMMEDIATELY-Six
VT JOURNEYIIIEN CARPENTERS. Apply to
W. FORREST, Ytrgin,Alley,
Between Seuithneld street and Virgin alley.
ap7:3td
y,A-NM:Dr-County and City War
rents, to the szobuut of 46,4/0, for which the
hlgheat price will be paid. Apply to
apt B. 11cLAIN .t CU.. 107 rourfh greet.
WANTED—A tiraL to do general
homework. Appl Tau firFfOlt. apS
-.91 Slight Cold,
c 4' J' cQualz., : ;..7l ,, Ateness
BRONCHIAL or. „.97te-ecti,
A., C C-. which might be checked'
with a. simple remedy,
if negZeCted, often terminates seriously.
Few are aware of the importance of
stopping a icau.2 4 - or dins
AIM in its first stage; that which
in the beginning would yield to a
mt2d remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacks the longs.
c4anWitsquziiciL,..%-arAce.
were first introduced eleven years ago.
It has been. proved that theY are the
best article before the public f's
gabia, 4gocirrxhitil a,.
Xatailch, the Hacking
Cough, in Xanau r rniztlin.4 and
numercrics affections of the „.9/7.Aaat,
giving immediate '
Public Speakers le Stagers
will find thenr effectual for clearing.
and etrengthening- the voice.
in ßold by, all Orugsfis and (Dealers
illediairte, at 25 cents per box.
For sal* by SOWN JOHNSTON, G. H. KHYBER
B. A. TA UN ESTOCIE A 00., R. N. SELLERS A CO.
B. L. PAILNISTOOR A CO., B. IL VANDERTORT
and HENDERSON BUM •
-•------
GREA REDUU'rIO,N LY 111 E PRIOR
SEWING. MACHINES.
WILLIAMS & °RV'S' UNEQUALED
,DOITBLE
THREAD FAMILY SEWING iatainirs.
Price E 23 to sso. Saleroom No. lefflftli street.
These iLichinse have beau In use four yam. and
have glean entire satisfaction. They will run, gath
.er,fell, hem, luck and_ 'embroider, and .will do all
that nay other Mrehine wilt do. All Machines war-
ranted and kept in repair one year without charge.
Alta instructions glean to purchaaers. '
Sewing Machine Scissors, Cotton, Silk, OR and '
Oilers kept constantly on hand.
LILLEY, STRAIN & CO., Sole Agent. swirodern
b Penn's; No. 12 Fifth street, corner of Market, Pitts-
. 1
b iI I tiNT,STRAIN k Co:, Itiannfactu nod haet
for wile, Wholesalo and Retail, all kinds of SEWING
MACHINE NEEDLES.
•
LtILLET, STRAIN & CO.,
NO. 12 Fifth et., 'corner of Market:
.AGENTS WANTED. • - nitOr2mend
, JEOPJLE'S.LNSUICAN4JE CONLYAN
i. OF PITTSBUEGII.—Notice. Is : hereby given,
that lu'pnreuarice or an ACC. of Assembly Tabling
thereto, and the Charter of Incorporation, approeeS
March 17th, D102,•Books to %receive subscrfprlona to - • ,
the Capital Stock of this PEOPLE'S LESURAIICIE
COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH, •be. opened at •
the Merchants' Exchange, FourthstreeLPllMlnirgb,
Pa. on TUESDAY, the VA of Apriknext, to remain
open for lire days Armless the stock hee owner sub.
scribed) from Ie a. m. to 4p. m. • ••• •
, •
George It, White, John I. Mouse, ' •
John K. puts, John .PhllliPs.
Edward Honed. Hanson LOT%
Samuel P. Shrieer, Wm. IL Maslen,
A. W. Loom* Y.rank'lrmi °order.
D. Hostetter, . • Jareen Derer;•
IL IL Chambers,- • Jima Crardlurx.. .
W. S. Hann:.. Thou
Daniel WalLice, •John S . lare. •
labial Robb, • -Wtn. ll:Kirkpatrick,
Wm F. Gardner • - lamer ir:Baxtor,
•
tatil9:6l Coninlialowerg.
11:°""* LAY --DIS*N
TINIIED the dos.of •adaina• name in
carrytogon the Maas Buenas, I hereby giro notice.
that be is no longer authorized to contract any debts.
on my amount. And also that the trade will be con
ducted from Ibis date • tinder , the • name and idyl* of
BIND A. CO.. at the old aloud; at the cornerof Wood
and Yourthatreets. ALEXANDER LINO.
Pittabu •h, A 1862—ap2ier
•
Wri •E 'TO PROPERTY . 0
mild Ili IEI (HMO/ PITTABIIIIGH.—AII
those who hare welded to pay the foutt2finstalk
want of their Grading. aad Paring Amearforzt, ars
hereby notified that If they:wish toaveld coats rims
odd . armament, they 'arilLeall immediately and li
quidate All arrears that may be 'landing unpaid at.
this data, April 2d, WK. ISICHBAUY,
puloss FUR AR , ArroStmicr AND
AID Commute AT LAW. .AnECO on the Senth•weet
corner of Doutiood and Great tercets. ' attend
to aG bind:mei nuttily Introsted to the Niel proGe
/Aka. Perth:agar atteettou even to UN - preparation
and trial of met in the eeterel Ocniyuk Collsetkee
- newly eat* and remitted. - ,
N VILS, •AN V 1L13, - ..- ' , ANY 1.1..
Pe . w: ,re to repair MiletlZ, bysiauteg
va. hew Bmet 5 ame Ate& Ltorati - oe. dreimang them,
making theta quite am goal se am.
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from 3to fl inch calibre romtrottoad for Mb by
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