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PIDAY . MORNING, APRI
1 i Report of the T Tat. , ,
- - The synopsis of the report of theleonnage '
'reaCCommittmr;:iritich 'We publish will' be '
...._r s ead - ,W_ith,:kils, tF,,no.t..wjth
,astonishment.
it has long been evident to persons who
were cirivirsiait with matter. at) Harris-•
Lh*rg, ; Mat, oorruption hid crept , into our
A•elflielljigTe 114,1KS!klia4- Infected other
•"..!_o4eartil of power, /and that there were men
._.
... whe'msda It a Idraness to reside' at liar
- - vie' burg' every *winter, for the. purpose of ;
boring, for legislation; ' mid the . success .7.
.which ttermied . their efforts gave evidence
~.,--,pukt. they found material on .whiCh to °per-.
',
, :# l e7 t 1 14 1 0 *4. 11
_wlrmttie7 could ply their
- , • disreputable tisdp;- but few were prepared
,for.94,Aiiiii - iiihngaim made: by the
" .littestimstieirxnninitiee. '
." ''--., , ,;.,Pti.‘!.•inadetrlear, , by this report, that
1 1 ' : `‘ . )64 - . _ 4 paid and. ramified for special
' ' 7 l' , WiltiOlifor the heaelhof cartels! private
- , , 2
_ ~ "Intermits—in this ease, a ; powerful scrP o-
,;:. t ‘.filliorr: . it'is sikid . Mit a corporation has
,''7,l7Af.„.le,oul—bnt, certainly.these who -hare
•':?ithsigelst ' , lLlaffairs should have and sot,
upon honorablik'priehiples, and should feel
' * deei ; fitisriatin the honor and virtue. of
.. .':'::Au . liktiti 4, and the ust-k ' that each
.: Issetines as these develeied by this in
-- 014, are calculated to corrupt public vir,
tus,,luitl;Motiey confidence in free bleats
' -A s'43ous,J , shay atteript , to procure legislation,
-,...', - ,,,..iy.i1ie -- Offer of ' a bribe, either directly
-... '',.'.. .likaireciiy, is disgraceful_and criminal, and
''' 1 theieforhe resort to it deserve .the severest
,
, °in we say of those who have -1
beau tent by the people so their represen
tatively and who have taken an oath to die
'3 i charge duty to the 'Commonwealth?
• - 11vei7 sentiment of_ virtue and honor, of
, - ,'gratitude and patriotism, should lead them
..to spurn a bribe, as they would a viper
which should orbits their path.
- •' We may have more to say when the full
report reaches us,but, in the meantime, we
.• tilctithis 'warden to remark that our pres
ent members of the' Legislature, of both
• 'Noises as far as we know, have discharged
their duty diligently and honestly, with
eredit to items - elves, and to their conga
vents. It gives us great pleasure, to be
&ble to bestow this praise, for we believe it
is well and worthily won.
Owing to the absorbing
_interest 'of the
‘waratrobably never before did the pro
. otitviings'of our &alio Legislature attract so
• klittle'of the public attention, as duringlhe
past elision.. Its record, however, is made
;fur the Ititure, and for history ; and wher
• :ever our Allegheny delegation appear upon
t distbiguts - heti, ability, untarnished hiti;
:'or, and unswerving fidelity to their constit
-- lients, will mark their legislative career in
- the - session of 1862.
Lionising Rebel Prisoners.
jtecent intelligence from the South ap
prisea,us of the, faint thatthe pride rand bar
barity of that self-vaunted race are as
-•:::rainistAt'is ' eVei. • It appeers that the rob
tis hid got *den:akin that a portion of
ihrissth Pennsylvania regiment were in
• eipesed 'situation on North Edisto Island,
;. ,and, taking'care, as their'custom is; to have
in eirerwhelming superiority of numbers,
attacked the'positien and captured several
prisoners, among whom were Lieut. Col.
Bennett, of the sth Pennsylvania, Lieut.
Kirby, Of the 47th New York, and Mr.
Willis. These gentlemen were taken to
' Charleston, end .as the letter-writer, from
..':whont-** have learned the--facts, states,
:"They.' were paraded ttiitujih the streets of
that Christlancity lu. an open carriage,
•
coutpiettonsly labelled lays Turnings, and
•,• Li/glove& to prison by, alerisive mob of 5,-
- ON peeple!' . ~I neults like this," adds - the
"and barbarous murder like that in
florlds, are the practices of men who de.
nouruia 44 violationof the images - of
waicsre on our side, and ask to be ad
. midst into - the 'community of - civilised
nien-the people of - the Borth read of
of ;
the
butrii^ bow cia n the/
t . 5, :tolerate the bass: sycophancy' with which
• certain persons- -
.in - Northern cities have
'''''`iiitit„md, fawned. 'upon inch traitor as
;Beiktier, and other prominent rebels, who
" hare been taken
,Prisoners by our armies ?
:ffell, indeed, might young Kentucky
• • 'snob, who had been taken and carried as a
-prisoner o fWan
• to Indiana, after the stir-
render. of Fort Doneleott, ,write to his
thSllitithern people Were ef
;
deafly_ Inferior and, servile, for s they_ seemed
to do any service he required. Like
, !loge that are :flattered by receiving their
ea it' appeared to this
=young gent, that-the conduct of those he
met with eviAenoed the fact so often main
tained by tie' haughty slays-lords of the
111eilthic* States, that ihisupple; spaniel tike
disposition of- the people , degraded by labor,
sciitirriiilidoesAomags a-superior
loy'id2enesii
• Altar considering the treatment of some
"of olitinli noble patriots, whom the for
. base - cif theirar have consigned as prison
' is 4 to Die Confederate rebels, is it possible,
withool indigestion, to reel of the base sy
ophiincy of the pro-slavery Democrats of,
certain Northern cities, which provokes and
_ .
partly justifies the taunts
of Southern taro
`: puce and presumption, so derogatory to
- the manhood of the-Northern people—even
now, when on so many a red field of victory
. that manhood has been memorably, trans
cendently
•
_•,..:•7, - .: . .lfhink of itithat - while we are reading of
the*ean and'-` - cowardly rtriatmenk of Vol.
COlmosmis ind his fellow prisoners . ; and of
, - the insulting barbarityof that Charleston
.
r.
• -.Procession, Where our brave - officers were
arlsibitel as "Lris Ysitims,"— at the very
. _
sun. time the rebel traitors at the South
_-iware probably reading and chuckling over
,_ tyiisroadq ► ful honors shown to the Fort
in Columbus, where it
iy went 'rem so
them, the freedom
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srbo fted, lt i iilagof (heirnumber dee I .. .
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.P.IIBLIC' JtYPTICES ''..AVIE lr wilOrklitTiSlE.M. lOrrs..l .rEPI AD rERTSSIWIIEJrrii.
An ttA thicket from \which ;they. had lassie , . 1 TIOG '' , ItsTRA.I. EsD.---4/n IllsorP h
f , '"".li U.10...4;44:911. - t 0 E' WOU N Dill). 1. QiliN 0 TO , A timyr HER,
their treacherous attaik. the ciinstant vio- .it ---.-.. ' —The - underolanod, a OOlamitteo 91.19 , 93 9, 1 .10 . . .LI day, etb April, Atrayed from" No.
lation of their oaths by the rebels, has left our ! by a pr i iht mee r tg i lv a lening, wi ni ll bo in tatteloi- ' Libe day,tt, A LANGE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG;
mo, 9 o'clock tido OE FRIEND, IN THE AEIIY, , gnawers to “Guy"; is black, with white fore feet, and
men little disposed_to take any satire prison- itaTidty)thonalng. to rk - eire sorb as may wish to go I tip of ten. A liberal reward will be paid to any of e
• RIT,I; • IltryS • : returetng hlin to - - _ Wbt. F. LANG,
sirs. Prompt punishment, they. believe, - may , ts k 3 .o %-a m oi:;a . trt ri bm .`; i , "::„ P u l t :r y 'll. b s2:,%3;: o . t : 1 1 ONH OF
THE P ' TENT ' v.-- - 6 ' '' . apin:sr • ' • : vas Liberty street.
be admibistered with advantage ; oaths of wounded to the late andadement them. Maim tool • —... ..... ...__ - -
allegiaseas without any whatever. Col. Oto- females "sats‘l.lo swot ostzs i taTni t i t c s & - 01 ., ,
ver, s ,faw days ago, ordered • man named WAL BAG A LEY, •
Jones' to be shot — for violating hie psal spit ,- - JOHN V, MoOLA USN,
'F. TO TEALILLEItri. — Ihe
role. He had been arrested last summer in
1) : : * -- j-?ir tj olois Ti lonal Examination will be nowt at
Monroe county, and released upon taking the I the Vl AST WAND SODOOL 110083. i t .t, Allegh ".
enr
oath ; but like many . others, haring disregard- LeMiLLri rfaT i i i in‘ r .t . v z :r . 9 . ' d . .• •
Ad his pledge, lie was re-arrested about two -ate _ AI. DoiITIJETT, I 'otintv Stip't
Weeks since, and now, unlike moat others,
has got his deserts.
A Rumor.
A rumor is hi town, said to have corn over
the Pennsylvania telegraph tine, that the rebel
steamer Merriam , had been sunk by the late
storm, at Craney Island. 'We do not credit
tho rumor, for if there was any truth in the
story we should have had the intelligence
Through thei Associated Press. •
The Disposition of Gen• BuelPs Army
Previous tothe Battle of Pittsburgh
Landing.
, .
The following extract of a letterfrom the
"North bank of Duck -river,;' March 28, to
the New Tribuiie, gives is the best
_ . .
account we have seen of the disposition of
Gen. Buell's army, previous to the battle:
And first let me give your readers an idea
of , ,the distribution of the several, parts of
Gen: Buell's' immense ferce up to tho pres
ent time. Since the occupation of .Nash
ville, the • six old -divisions, respectiiely
commanded by- Genet McCook, Nelson,
Mitchell, -Thomas, nden, and Wood,
have -been more equalized in point of num
bers, and they all consist now of four bri
gades'of infantry and a corresponding com
plement of cavalry and artillery each. A
new one has furtherniore been organized
under command of Gen.Negley, to consti
tute the reserve. The .location of the sev
eral divisions until yesterday was as fol
lows : That of Gen. Mitchell was at Mur
freesboro', on the direct road to Chattanoo
so ; those of Generals ;McCook, Nelson,
Crittenden, and Thomas were encamped on
the Columbia road, on and between Ruther
ford creek and Duck river; and were joined
on the-day before yesterday by General
Wood's and Gen. Negley's which, during
the last week, remained in the suburbs of
Nashville.
Yesterday morning the bridge over Duck
River was so far completed as to permit the
crossing of- troops, and ever since an inces
sant stream of infrntry; cavalry, artillery
and baggage - and supply trains has been
passing over it. _ Although Gin. McCook's
had held the advance, it did not cross first;
but three of-the divisions; nearer to Frank
lin will pass ahead of it, in the following
order: First, Gen. Thomas', next Gems.
Nelson's and Crittenden's. By to-morrow
night these three will bo 'across, and Mc-
Cook's will then follow.
About a week ago, it was determined be
tween _Gene. Halleck, Buell and Grant, that
the main body of the army in Middle Ten
-110500 should form a jtutetion with the for
ae already collected under Gen. Grant, on
the West bank of the 'Tennessee, between
Purdy and Savannah, and hence .the divis
iorie of. Gen. Thomas, Nelson, McCook, and
Crittenden are turning to the right of Co
lumbia, and will march via Mount Pleas
ant and Waynesboro to Savannah, when
they will cross the Tennessee and unite
with Gen. Grant's com and. The remain
der of Gen. Buell's a y, 1 believe, , will
ei,
not undertake any off sire operations un
til after the forces to be united near Ela
ittnnalt have disposed of , the rebels_ in
their - front: Gen. hlitchelTi diviaions will,
perhaps, advance to 'Shelbyville, but no
further:. Gen:Wood'e . Will remain at Co
lumbia to keep the'comniunication between
Nashville and Savannah,. and 'Negley's re
serve will oontirtne at Nashville. This dis
tribution of forces will prevent rebel de
monstrations upon Middle' Tennessee not
withstanding the, withdrawal of four di
visions into Western Tennessee will be
prevented. '
The same t writer says that Gen. Grant's
army numbered 60,000, and Gen. Buell's4o,ooo, making 100,000 men.
Arming Negroes.
The New Trot Times, and other papers
'of the same class, have exhausted the lan
guage in the vehemence of their condem
nation of - the policy of army negroes.
How estonished will the reader be then, to
read the following argument from that
paper, in favor of arming the blacks, and
placing them in garrisons in the fkluthern
States. "Consistency thou art a. jewel."
The New TOrk nem, of last Wednesday,
says: • •
Monis son Gmraisos PUTT.—The Sec
retary of War, with provident eye to the
bests of Summer, and the necessity of
holding forts and arsenals in places where
the yellow fever demon will enlist, for three
or four months, on tha side of the rebels,
his, we axe told, conceived the, possibility
of using negro eoldiery for garrison duty..
The blacks, thoroughly acclimated, will be
saved, from the risks of climate; while
in the well defined limit -of fortifications
they will be restrained from the commis
sion of those revengeful excesses which are
the bug-a-boos of Southern people. And,
indeed, wehardly why so much care
should be taken of those same Southern
nerves, seeing the merciless readiness of
the rebels to turn upon us the Indian
savages of the Southwest. But thereis an
argument for the use of the negro troops
sufficient to acquit Mr. Stanton of sympa
thy with Garrison Abolitionism. Experi
ence proves the blacks to have rare. merit
in the handling of artillery. Both in the
British and American service has this'ex
cellence been noted. They are proof to
the heat and smoke of the casemate, unen-,
durable by whites in warm climates, while
the ador of their labor and courage throws
the utmost energy into their gunnery, -It
is also asserted that their practice is qaita
as accurate as that of the white artillerists:
Other considerations equal, and the expe
diency of arming the blacks in any circum
stances once determined—a subject we are
sure the Secretary will weigh carefully be
fore deciding ` thisfseulty of the negro as
a gunner would go far to commend his em
ployment. a.
Deaths of Dlstarignlebed PerlllollB.
?once WIXDISCA9ILETZ.
Nines 'Alford Windischgraetz, I of' Austria,
whose death is reported by the European ar
rival of yesterday, was at one tine Command
er-in Chief of the Austrian amiss. Be was
born on the 11th of -May, 17t
the 87tim and wis
thereto*, 75 years of 'go a e of his
death. On the maternal aide, the Prince was
descended from the great Doke of Pziedland.,
lie plumed himself on ibe purity..his lie
' smut; be was at:.4bsolntla tand reactionary In
polities; and d g the'revolutionm . move
ments of 1848, 1 the Bummer of that year,
he led the anniei which bOmbsirded Prague,
Penh, and the Aunties Capital in #llOOOlllOl3.
The Pzinetienseeeded, sixty year' ego, to his
father's title. and Tried in 1817 Princes
of the house of Se wertsenberg, by whom be
had sizehildren. H name will only hammock- -
bend In mamma° with the repression of
Liberty.
. - .
corn zuntameone.
The death of Co nt-Nessalrode Is announc
ed by the arrival from Europe yesterday.
Earl Robert Von - Nesselrode yes. born on
beard a Haman to; in the port of Lisbon,
December 14, 1780 Ile was descended from
a noble German . Ily, long settled In the
provinees of the LOTS! Rhine, who; were
made, at the beginning of the 18th century,
Counts of the 'Empire. Ile began hie tarter
in the military service, but early became at
tache to the various embassies of his father,
and subsequently the, leadin
promoted g dlplome to tist of
Dania. In 1844, he was the
MO of tlitammellor_of the Empire,. ;me con .
*MUNI the foreign satin al' Lim courit4,Zintll
July.3o, 1856, font month& ;Martha lignin's of
the 'Treaty of Pare at Paris,' , l4nee:mblelt
time he:lived In retirement:
let* 11
nn . Quisii7, of the
poolnl robsh in
annul hare boon
. Moyer, who h
Tor, bolloO to oa•P t
lwanis:llmo, and
the but mulls,
*PPOst". P all !"
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nu by
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4 . lad •
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BENATE.—E. U. liAzz.km
is a canchiate for the ttepuhltran numimtlon
ler the Slate Sonata. • np3:lC
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LINTY aLISLITISSION hit.-
./N:ATIIAN NEELY, of bower St. Clair,
will bo oupported for County Cumuli...loner before the
Republican County Convention. no7:devrteT
--- ..._
vid.rituur ATIVItNEY.—ALax..
H. Ivivfiox. of Allegheny city, will he •
candidate for nomination to the above onto., In the
Cwnvention to be called by the Republican Execo•
floe Committee. tolargte
n: A'll.`oltlsi . —T he un
" ,, r .W1;411.11.111 he a cendldate for the above
office Wore the Reyablleart - Nornlnating Comm:aloe.
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AND VAULT DOZOIN, R:I2iDOW SHUTTERS,
WINDOW GUARDS, AA., N. 01 Second Afoot and
PA Third greet, bormeed Wood sod Market.
- • •
Hare on hand . slaty of new Pattern:Ml, rant"
and plain, suiliiblo for al purpcaes.
Particular attention Odd to oucloalug Graro Lots
Jobbing done at short abate. 0,9
W'rittsburgh ilteel Works.
tEkle n`cottoron.
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
Manufacturers of OAST STEEL; also, SPRING.
PLOW AND A. N. STEEL, STEEL SPRINGS AND
AR.LTS„ corner of Boss and Ir Irst street., Pittsburgh,
ocl9
N. HOLMES & SONS, Dealers
rontiGN. AND DOMESTIC BILLS Or %E.
.CERTIWICATHE OP DEPOSIT, VANE
NOTES . .u4D SPECIE, No. 61 Market etrent. Pitt*.
burgh. Pa. •
I awcollectlans mid* •on MI the prlndpol elOts
ihroroghoot tin United States. , opts.
rLt3. B. it C. P. •• • • Paper
AN I/FACTORY:RS sad &Alen In BOOK, PNINT,
ETTIN AND ALL KINDB OF WRAF.
PING PAPER. -
RWltare remond from No. 97 Wood street to K
83 Bmlthfield street, Fittsbur9h, Pa.
MIFOASH OR TRADE FOIIRAOR
:LANEY H. COLLINS, For-
WADDING - AND COMHIMHON MERCHANT And
wtridriale; &Mot In DIESSEE,, BUTTER, SEEDS ' )
KUHL and Produce Amorally. No. SS Wood Mom
Dlttabarsh. . -00 l
—Err'
- Merchant 'rail
ung,16.44 Sr. Dian Smarr, Dr: high'. Sul
Inc. Plititiistgb. P.. arab
D—=il:"-----------------------UNN'ti MAXIMO OPIUM
.....rthe perlintion of this inelthneble peeper . •
m Moen% toato:1. Without detalonetio
, .
medici n al virtual of opium, thaPlair le thorough
fr.tifrom all the utisiotta quelling of
of hemmed!, borne, made. neotems e
end abet panful affections. it will, Inhere pain _au
trrlogioa, alley eourubdoner Tomxtla ectioa.
morbid k uO.. of body run nand, without al
-1 Vriequelities ter t =er°tithp tent In trasi
tr noted and mold by A. B. 11. D. BANDS, Dior
es t!, 100 roltarr street, New York.
Sol& Woo' by B. A. VAlniletlyoClL A CO.,
&la Woo by- tT
.r,f,EaraVrs..
. . .
I H G A
'Ni
A LAME ANDS
.SP 6 • -
1110 4 .0 VAL A I P LAAIN A.: Car
' AA) tbotr cake - to ; No. tO; Fourth strum;
fO./rd Phfs owes Wcodotrio,t;
L O7-021
White Lime Jae:6:l.lyd and ibrosittr
J.H.CANFIELD. rrst Med
NA .
-
CPUNTY GAUUIpaI.--011. JJEAL
JOB TABIL•BOTICH.—By virtue of a recent
dethf Amenably. all Crude or Retired 011 s, menu
factored. cold of offered for salsontaide of the city of
Pittsburgh, and within the. limits of the county of
Allegheny, mruithe itanged by-the Ganger and In
Wool) AND 'TB IRV STREETS. 1 i Spector of DOCOaltiC , Distilled Spirits of Allegheny
County.
Orders left at any of the foltowlog-places will •le
.."
11 ,ontatto Pot, Ink, Paper, Pencil, Envelnp.s, I promptly attended to:
Cberktnn and Checloirboard, and yet metnntren only W. P. Wooldridge, Pd Market , strjet Pittsbnigh.
13,t4 Inches by 2 Inchon. • nyal 1 Wm. Brown's Peed Stoke, Chestnut et . Allegber y.
- - -- - - - - Weep's, Two Bile run, Pitt toumiliP -
Win-Smith, Grocer. Lawrenceville.
•
Then. Harper. Beaver street, lianchmter.
Gamble, Blacker k Co...Tomperaneevalle.
Illa - Leitera'addiessed to County Ganger must be
dlrected.to JOELIi SKITLEY, County Gauger.
aplo-31,1 Temperauesvitle P 0., Altenherty Co.
.....
For NAo I.
W. S. HAVEN,
TIERSONA WIFEW A N'tEl).
A gentleman, 28 years of age, et a kind and gen•
tie disposition, has black epee, dark hair, is five
feet four inches in height, has an excellent oda.-
lion, and le every way qualified to make home happy,
is desirous to form the acqualutan. of a young led),
with a view to marriage. 'rhe lady must be gmAl
looking, Intelligent. of a kind and Loring. dif , position,
(an orphan preferable,) one who is u Wing to Itwv•
home for the Western country, and one who is not
asharned to marry a man who is now and hits been a
private woldier for a year past in the Union army.
Amomtypes will be exchanged, and if they do not
meet each other's approbation the y wilt
be returned.
Full particulars will be given in private correspon
dences. Mare= E. Li AGERIWAN,
Point Pleatant,,Mason county, Virginia, with um
brotyrre companying the letter. apllatd
LI OSE.
. a a
HYDRANT HOSE
A SUT'ElltOlt QUALITY
VAILRY, FASItE`LI A Ctl
NO. M FOURTH STREET.
SEWING MACHINES
WILLIAMS - k ORVIS , UNEQUALED DOODLE
THREAD FAMILY SEWING MACIIINES,
Prica f 2.5 to $4lO. Saleroom N 0.12 Fifth etreeL
These Machines have been to use four peon. nod
have given entire satisfaction. Thep will run. gath
er, fell, hem. tuck and embroider, and will do all
that sny other kisr.hine will do. All Dlachinee war
ranted and kept in repair one pool without charge.
Also Instinetione given to parchment.
Sewing Machine S.ciasors, Cotton, Silk, Oil and
Ottera kept constantly on band. •
LILLkY, STRAIN A 00.,501e Agents for Western
Penn's, No. 12 Fifth street, curlier of Market, Pitts
: bLrgluLh, Pa.
LEY, STRAIN A Co., Manufacturers and have
for rule. Vo'holculo and Retail, ankh:ids of SEWING
MACHINE NEEDLES.
LILLEY, STRAIN A CO.,
No. 12 Fifth et., corner of Market.
AGENTS WANTED. mh&Znoocl
NEW GOODS I NEW UOODS I
SIENRY O. RALE d CO.,
Snoamkocm , to Jam's 0. Watt,)
Ate note receiving their Spring Stock, comprising
every variety of goon adapted to men and boys wear,
filch, in extent, choice meteand print will compars
[mutably with any in the trade.
Enoch, Amerinn and West of England Clotka, of
the Lest taakes, of ovety .bade and quality—a very
law assortment; Cassimeres and Doeskins; Super
Black French Doeskm.; Super Black French ClLVli
mem; Fancy Caskimeres every variety; Ribbed,
Black and Fancy Caraimerm; Silk Mired Cas4mores
of every shade and color.
ViNribßie—Fllll47 Silk and Satin Vaginas, new
styles; Super Black Satin and Silk Vestings; Matins
and Fancy Silk Vesting.; White Figured Silk and
Satin Vesting,.
Also, every variety of goods for Butinewa Coats;
like rtie e, oarf amino selection of Furl:Mail og Goon
!skirted te enet wear.
Soliciting order. ly call from our friends and the
public, any entristed to our ram will meet
with prompt attention and punctuality Itt all awe.
HENRY 0: RALE A CO., Merchant Tailors,
m 612 Our. Penn and St. Utah stream.
CINCINNATI LEAD WuRKS.
ficCOICIIICK., GIBSON et CO.,
LEAD PIPE,
SHEET LEAD
PIG
LE"'
PATENT SNOT %ND
BLOCK TIN
:Cure Bracer, smuts Mayo ♦ex ISTemenue.
13eintt exclusively In the Lead Trade, we can fartdah
the 'above to bettor adv. tag.e to DW.W. .4 on
'nista terma, than can be but ebewhere.
-4.5161n_
• --
PEOPLE'S INSURNCE MPAN
1. OV P ITTSBUB.OII.—No la h CO ereby given Y
,
that is parse:mos of an Act of Mieembly relating
thando, and the Charter of Incorporation, approved
Nardi Ylth, 1862, Books to receive subscriptions to
the Capital Stock of the PEOPLE'S INSUBANCIC
COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH, will be opened at
Gm Nerchanta . illychange, Fourth street, Pitubuter,
Pa., on TUZSDXT, the =dot April next, to remain
open id five days (unless the Mock be sooner tub.
exited) from le a. m. to 4 p. m.
George B. White, John 1. Hosea
Jobs J. Parke, Jobs bo rh 1111 _1" .
Edward flow, • O. Hanson re,
Samuel P. Shriver, Wm. B. Hulett,
A. W. Loomis, Frank Van Gorda',
D. Hamner, James Hem,
D. H. Chambers, James Gardiner,
W. S. Haven. Thos. B. Hamilton,
Daniel Wallace, John 8. Lee,
Jame Robb, Wm. H. Kirkpatrick,
Win. Y. Gardner, James W. Dexter,
J. J. Robinaon,
rahlihtd COMI6 I
Dl'l76l3Uitt#l4, FT. WAYNS AND
CHICAGO - ItAILWAY
rates of Stock of this Company will bo Loud to the
Stockhokiers of the Pittsburgh, Tort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Company on and alter the 1001 of
APRIL, on their complying with the following pro
vision of the agreement for the reorganisation of
" Id Conn"). to wit: •
.Holders of Stock of the'PITTSWURCH, FORT
WATNZ AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COXPANT.
opon the Assignment Of inch Stock to such perilous
04 may he deeignand for that porno.% by the Pit ,
chasing
e t a many 14 allowed to remise as IMO.,
mat.enonta of Stock in .the new &moralism, to
Shares at One Hundred Dollars -inc
with Scrip Car-
Olathe. for Ins simennts, not entitling the holden to
dividends.
The Auseammint Books will he or on the 10th
APRIL. : Ily order •
rob 3l:dtesyl BARNES, Secretary.
NEW UOODS I
ST TIM
•
01:11 CLOTH WAILER:OOMS,
NO.. 2n slid 28 St. Cialr Street, Pittsburgh. :
Wo aro how receiving our Spring stock of
Fle,ou caelhorus,
PURNITIUBE OIL CLOTHS,
THANSPADENT OREDN OIL CLOTHS,.
STAID OIL CLOTHS.
WINDOW SHADES,
DUFF ROLLANDS,
ENAILELEDOLL CLOTHS
SHADE TILLMIIIIIGS.
Wholesale had Detail L o vers will And oar stuck
large, rompriging tho oeweat Styles and at prim low
to wilt the thOon.. • ; .J. & H. PHILLIPS.
CAIt D PBOTOGRA.PII37—A fresh
• inrandlng Portraits Of. Judge Wiliam,
3lator lothrup, Lieut. amble Gen. rope, Gom;
Statrart, Hon: And. Job newt and . Col. Ooroorsn; also,
a fine Apartment of meat from oelebtared paintings.
pp° KAY - A 4ni., - 66 WOod street.
OitißAßßElSll,Ceitrtilpa' vy Car
boa CO Dativele received for age by
J. A. L =al
ICOSTI $ CO..
anlo , 73 Water and 92 !rent streets. _
- - -
, .
A NEW AND USEFUL', AitTICLE.
Raley, liotse i Boyden**Psterit Belli-AdJustlng
luotheaWriegen The Great Improvement id thin,
over every othev wringing tenable. yet invented, is
Its eel le,ditistidC arrangement, requiring rente d,
tare
ties to ,vtritte a hapanschlef quilt,. masa
tbe r ..itui oper.i.. The
Wringer coo Seed: In operation' at Noe.% and 211
t.
Cl.
sem* 1 - PERLLIPti,
• • aieents for Pittston*: "
~,-
B •
r , of every ityle, on
bind, or '
me*. to onler. Mircellano6os Book.
bound in an dortrld toe, by
..P7 W. O. ;WINSTON it CO., 67 Wood rt.
VILLOW- 20 cases for
NJ We by. B. A. ref:lN/MOCK CO.
u" wm-10?--A Kp lc a rriving and for
FW. P. MA taIHALL .
C A6S
Apu
Dl
.Lribr pal. by
2(q4 IA)(1
- by 11
IN2BE
012N)444--Lby° 3)tre6/'
Vila Nutt t, and Ana mem,
EN ort WAG AND ..PRIVATE ,
SCHOGLS, VILLAGE CHURCHES, dc7 -
. • THE SCHOOL HASHOZHOH.
POWERFUL AND CHEAP—LOUD VOICED AND
" LOW PRICED. PRICE ISSO.
Having been repeatedly urged to devise an instru
ment capable of greater power of tone than the Me
lodeon, which could be afforded at *Anil!. cost, the
ander:lP/4d are happy to may that they have sue.
ceeded in thamanufactoxe of a new- styli Harmoni
um, which can hardly fail to meet a very general
The School Harmonium powwoes fall volume as
.well na • geed quality of tonot is small in else, very
compact, many moved about, and of an excerdingly
durable constractiOn. It, contains two sets of reeds,
and an effectiVe .wen, and Id much louder than the
most powerful "Double Reed" Melodeon. The ease
to strongly built of oak or black walnut, oil-flnished.
No attempt has been made at ornament in its e=ter
nal finial], • chief atm in its manufacture being to
furnish ILO instrument posseunng much power and
good gelidity of .one, fora email emu of money.
Although Mom especially delisted for arbor,' us.,
the new -instrument IA equally well adapted to the
musical reqtdrement. of vestries ' chapels, lecture
rooms, riling. churches and publichalls.
n examination of the SCHOOL-HAEMONIIIN is.
rerpectfully invited from 'Committee. and Teachers
of Pablie and Private Schools, Academics and Semi
naries; Superintendents of Sabbath School., Teachers
of Singing Schools, Pastors, Organists, Choristers
and all othem Interested in the development and im
provement of musical taste moonset the people It
will, if permitted, prove a powerful auxiliary of the
edvancomunt of musical culture, especially among
children. MASONS 'LUBLIN, Manufacturers,
Elfo, 237 and 239 Otwahridge et., Heston, Mem.
1119rThrea of the above instruments received today
and for wale by JOHN H. HILLOH,
81 WOOD Steam
Sole Agent for the sale of Mason S Hatnlinbi Melode
ons and Harmonium,. ells
----- - -
FOB SALE BY
LLN USA Yl3 BLOOD SHARD/LEK I-
L CAUTION I—Nally parties hare Inibrmed
that they have used another article of Blood Searcher
purporting to be prepared from my recelpe, but that
It. site, taste and effect are entirely different from
mine, desiring me to account for it; to which I co
mer, end oleo caution the public that No other gen
uine article ef LINDSAY'S BLOOD BfiAROBBIt
a be made by any other living man thin myself,
As the emat. recelpe, both original and improved is
known by me only, who has spent, I may say, n lie
time in, bringing It to Its present perfection and ce
lebrity. Sold by my Agent, and respectable Drug
giete throughout the country. The trade supplied
on liberal terms. Dn. S. M. LINDSAY,
Hollidaysburg, P.
SIMON JOHINSTOS.SoIa Agent,
apo Corner of Smithfield and Fourth streets.,
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
NO. Z 7 MTH STRZIT, PITTSBUBON, PA
Awarded At First rr044214 a 144
UNITED STATES FAIR
For the Years 1858, 1859 and 1860
rrwißDs OF 80,000 D
ST M . ACFUNES SOLD IN THE
UNITCATES.
MORE THAN 20,000 SOLD THE PAST TEAR.
We otter to the public WHEELER a WILSON'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE, at REDUCED
PRICES, with ha:ream& conadenco of IM merits as
tho best and mot reliable Family Sewing'Machine
now in no. It dose equally well on the thickestand
thinnest Sabrina, make. the lockaditch Impossible to
unravel, alike on both sides ; to sbnple in construc
tion, more speedy In movement, and mon durable
than my other machine.
Circulars, giving prices sod diweription of Ms
&lnca, furnished gratis, on application its pone° or
by latter.
Years Machine warranted for throe years.
wa WIL SUNNED. d GO
ETNA STOVB WORKS.
No. 30 Wood Street
OOENU SECOND, Pillsßunn
AND BAE LEAD
Manufactory and nholesala and Wall deaer to al
tiodaof
COOS, PARLOR AND MUTING STOVES
la oar sample room may ba found th
CELEBRATED GAS BURNING
COOS STOTHB
the merits of which hays been fully lasted by dem
ands, and the Stereo pronounced unequaled by any
la the inar kit, together , with a great many other
desirable pattern,.
We he. alto a vin7 largo amoortatoot of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
Imbruing nome . of the BEST PATTERZIFIuoir of
.11 if GR
drANOT ENAILELLD
I'ENDNEB, of the newest stilts. ATE FRONTS and
sir comrstox -loran= HOW AND JAM
GRATES all of *blab are offered at very low pion.
IldrSpacdal Indneamenta offered to Wider" bt - want
of GRATE /BANTA. • mbl24md
H N STATIONERY.
. ' romiromos,
THE BEET THAT ABE MADE AitTWIIERE;
Staid Pell,. Peoboidsr and Load Paned
Pao. ZS cent+ and $1.50
:New* Destar, limeade Hall, Fifth street, and
rrAKE OAHE OF YOUR R.
UMUWZII
BUT MULFORD'S URKSM SALERATTS
Made from common salt. It is perfectly boalthyand
pure. and will make better, lighter and more healthy
cooking than any other Worst= lathe world. It is
peifettly foie from all-Impurities. and Imparts s
oresun.like flavor to the food. 11.1108 give It one
trill. :II your room has not got It tell him to get it
for yon. For sale wholesale and retail at
JACK'S.
1110BBIIT H.
eiptl:6mns No.. and I Diamond.
REMOVAL.
a. a. onto a co.,
NV 1 remove their ottlceon tint sth of Aprll
the Soontal above IL JONES 00., bantwi, corner
of, mot /North streets. Entrance on roarth
DOSS • FUR W A 11.1), Arroutry jam
JULP VOIIMILIAII AT LAW. o . face of the Boutb-wast
soruero Dlautood rut Goat streets. Will 'atteud
to all business usually bitriattell to tbe legit proles
sloth Particular attenUou. 'Am to the PreParatleti
and trial of cuitoist the wand Elotteettoas
-ionortati Made attdatialltoil: " aplfttod
43 - FIFTH' STRKET:
oatimorrs BLS Solo Agent gni
WM. UNARM t CO.'S UNRIVALLED PIANOS
ONO. A. PRINCE.% CO.'S MELODEONS.
MinstAid Tiro Egan. '
- D . , . .
• 'too big: Thane. Potatoes,
/ . .11 gene sad tpr ask by /L. litilLßß,
- • Career filarkst and Wiest streets.
prtiLN INU X • RUANTILIS
I. 'DOUBTS, akTLITOADS AND STI4II.IIOATII
done with heathen sad digit& by .
•• • • • 431;JUIDEBTOYI &
Na DI Wood street.
new for
•N• 11.,CANTEDLD,
mato for isTe by
It. A. YATINESTOOK * CO.
it T . A• --
B.A. TARNS:STOCK CO.-
d',O_WW)U= boxes for Bale
Alpo.
W y/ eaTjouep , ..l.terti
silk
ttimat ft; coma's.
TARIBD FRUIT— Peaches, 40 :bbb.;
- lu u AVON' scbc.ft4o 4 . - 4o time molts.
sifit; ; 2.14Ga1mT4 oo•
.13 , 15110VAL1. , .-1 hivlt remoted my In
anrsese.' otidb so 1%227 Fourth script, came
..ILIo
at Seurt644ll, Maki' eppePte Johnston% Dreg
Own. ' Lapq . x.. L Roux.
NEW
GO
Ops,
A. BRADLEY.
GRATE FRONTS, FENDERS, do.
EUREKA AND TROPIC
-!tied to ,the
Contain 24 Shoats • Paper, 24 Envelopes,
Warranted.
AU of gocd
, down to dialers.
Ft Pa.
JOHN P. HUNT,
R. corner Booth Omntnon and Federal 'treat,
131=EM
1111116N17Llt AGENVY,
i ;~~.
. ~..n t .'Nr r~~r
DR r GOODS.
NEW DRESS GOODS
NEW DRESS GOODS
NEW DRESS DODDS
NEW DIIFSS coots.
XESi CALICOS.
NfAV CALICOS,
NEW CIALIcOS
NEW CALICOS
JUST Rjr.CEIVED.
W. & D. H.UGUS'
LAST stramta SILK SELLING AT 75 OTS
WORTH FROM KIX TO $1,75 PER TARP.
W. Sc D. MOUS.
D"
GOODS I DRY GOODS I 1
CHEAP FOlt CASH, AT
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S
CLOSING OUT SALE.
-...50e., worthll,oo
hIBBOIDESED POPLIN
.$16,00 worth $30,00
BILlt ROBES
COMM
EMBROIDNBED COLLARS
SITS B&LLING FOR RALF, COST
WORKED BANDS lIALIP PRICE
LINEN LAWNS, LINEN CAMBRIC.
BIRD-EPZ LINEN DIAPER.
DRESS GOODS IN GRICAT VARISTY
bl IsLEAOIIED lIIUSLINS FOR 12)4 CSlill3
BEST MAKES CALICOS FOB 12% CIENTS.
gilrOall and examine oar stock as we are positive..
closing out at prices we name.. npla
GRELT INDUCEMENTS
Country Merchants
rorsr
BARKER l &
CO.S,
59 Market Street
AN lIIIMICNSE 8100 K OF
NEW GOODS
for cleat the
M!EM!!=
GOODS OCT IN LENGTHS TO BM
J. W. BARKER & CO,'S,
59 Market Street.
NEWSTTLXII OT
SPRING CLOAKS Arm MANTLES.
AN IMMENSE STOW OT
W kiILKS,
AT. 50 CTS. Pita YARD AND UPWARDS
NEW DRESS GOODS.
•
The larieat and . cloiceet ialactiona ever *Mired in
this city, at
UN CENTS PER YARD AND UPWARDS,
Together with a paws] "moth:llra
NEW GOODS,
WILL BE OH =alarm* TO•DAT
mbSI
ENLARGEMENT
BARGAINS
Twc Wee 34.0.;
Having teemed the note
Na 79 MARIESi STREW
Ret to the one we now oorupy, tor' thewe purpose of
throwing them into one room, will,
-previous to making the re
pairs, offer our
WHOLE STOCK
BARGAINS' TO CASH MITRES
Mawr at wholesale or retail, for lb, parpoos 6f i.e.
dedng It so low aa poodta o, ad opening
the NEW BOOM wittx
sNrrsz NEP sroOK
JOSEPH HOE,
BRAT ATTRA9TION
C. IIUtNBOIII LOVE &CO.'S
74 Market Street.
They will Open on liceiday, April 7th; the byre. and
1)R71" . C3l-00DS
Ryer bet:01;411a to tkti cityoutibruing
Bt7llts of.
Mali° ANIS. sottipz pans faOrc
OTroABs,_ainCY from Boston.<.
ILATINT BTTLZB .
Oarefal of our dock 4 soltelted, , as 1.
think the .akanot De W p 444. • . -
C. wen Lori. & CO. l
74 Market Street
VINE' FRENIAI EIMMOIDERIESi
.1: LADIIB' 1111111.0IDIRED.COLLADA AND -
.4 CM . fLTITIM, IMITLND and PLAIN
IINIIL.COLLANI6 NNNICOIDIMND:
BANDS:X.OOIN% te,
BICAL 1.173111:11 'ANDBENCJI.LACE VEILS,
-,• . •
YSLYELE
AAD POINT , IiACIF. LOLL _ ABB AND
RATON. MA UM it 004 0:77./HUf.
.N 13 • •
JOOLLAMS, 08.A.TA.111., TIVS, STOOKS, SUS
SPSNDZIth, EIMIDICILUITTYS,OLOYM,
HAI& ROBB, tuts BILK. labmzu
44.1. OOTTON UNDIIII.- .
Bp.Boo
."tAirtril,qtactsuarsoaeV t---,
OS N.. r
10.PITT3I3EIRGH -THEATRE.
Leant. and Msaagtr.--. -----Wx. Britainalh
LAM
IRIS EVERINC, Benefit of4he mularattor,
MR C. W. COULDOCF... _
Ko ta-
TUE ADVOCATE, OR THE LAST , Can.
ANTORIE Ds VERNST--- Commit.
MAD. LA ROBE--............., .VANDBRRIN.
To conchae ielth . e .
CIILMNEY CORNER
PETER PR081TY..—......—......111L COULDOCIL
SOLOMON PROBITY— --MB. ALACOLEY,
PATTY.---........--.--,—.1113. NeVANIIII.
ED ratITIO.X4
SE VICRZEY ACADEMY,
ot Cita and Commercial Boardav Echoolfor pop.
on th,. P., If t. W. mai 0. IL IL, teelye miles from
Pittsburgh.
Bey. JOB. S. TILAYNLLI, A. Y., PRIIIMPII.
The fortieth Keeton will commence on MONDAY,
Rey ith, 180.;
Por Omahas, etc., inquire of Meson John Into
A bore, D 7. Water. Africa, or Aluesni,'T. 11. Rota
Co., :tip Wood street, Pittsburgh, ar albs Prlncipsl,
bewickleyrille P. 0., Allegheny county art:"
PIirISICIAJrS.
llK: ~~~~ ~. ~~,W~, ___
PHYSICIAN AND 8131tOKON,
Wilco, No: 30 FSDNRAL STRZILT,
1./posits Culontude Borr, o.lf Suspeueloo .
• • ALLECIIIIDIIe CITY.
DK. M. U. JUNES.
WS WY LIE STREET.
ducTioor SALES:
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10,000 P AT A AutrrioN—:G rS im - iziling -°
UltnA Air elcaNool4, April 12th;:atllOok. at °
tk. Masonic Ball Manikin House, and corthlitilag
from any to day at 10, 2 and-Ty, o'clock ,041411 all am sold, will be uttered the elitism stock of Bootih..lahoes
and Gaiters, comprising Malec Calf And Kip Boot.,
Congresa Gaiters, Oxford Ties, Ankle. Thah Brogans,
au; Ikry's and Youth's Studs, Shosi, Tim and Gal
ion.; Women's and Idissas' Idiatmg Ctragrmit Gaiters,
Balmoral Boots. yi.ld, Goat and Morocco Boots, Calf
and lint Boot., Buskins, alipPars, du, and, a great
variety of Childno& Boots mid Slams.
*ply . T. A. )1011LELLAND, Auctioneer.
CIOUNTRY CHANTS should can
NJ and examiso our mock of Dry Goods. Notwa ions
Booto And abort,. befuro outitiog.loisolootea.
• IactfIASIAAND, !tact.
"Oc., worth 500
lyl . .bllsi ANL) 1311*IS
ntoof.a.LiAtiv's Auction. 55 rlitha;f*t.
worth'sl.2 s
jj OUP SKLIVES I .11uUr - - SKIRTS
.1.-L—From 16 to is springs, at
ititcebßliTAND'EL
VVOUNS'B, MFASES AND
linaticd BOUTS, BMW #iiioAlT,Sittiv
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si—merrmom•
V. 1) JS, LASIINt+ WNW,
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001 ) !a UTS, of every number-
J—L sprir.netion
G 0 TO hicULELLAND'S AucTio:
YOU YOUR 80028 AND BUOYS.
WA N T D.- - SW GOOD WORK
1101115143 wanted Immediately. Apply at the
01110 nowt, Weet rhitadalphis, Pa.
ePa.dat GEO. W. FITZWAT22.
ATANTED--County and City War
y nos, to the ontatint of POMO, for trbkh the
highest price Will be pad: Apply to -
op, B. AftL.Ailf R 00., 102 Fourth street.
WWATTIimb to do general
troniework. Apply ac zutr OFFICS. •pS
.4 Slight Cold,
f IVA< J' . faugh , j eaa ' Sat-neaa
BRoNCHI Al, or gf'cute Ohiaat,
t) -which Might be checked
'Wen"' with a simple remedy,
ifneglected,,eften terminates seriously.
Few are *caixtre of the importanle of
sioPPing a Wealg-ii, or zf
XideL in its itr,t stage • that which
beginning w0und3410:2:4,-
ffnUa remedy,. if not attended to,'
,won
attacks the /saws.
gsaurrea4ifsearcr_hlaLOoar,haa
were first introduced eleven years ago.
It has been proved that thek, - arithe,
best acacia before the pad , :for.:
Xcridet,
Wa.faisith, the Hacking
Oarigh .Wastatu-sitztiart, and
numerous riffeationi of the Ok.:tcciat,
giving immadiabr relief.
, ' •
•
Public Speakers 3 Sitsgces
will find. them. :effectual, for clearing
and ~trsngth ong Ilia voice ,
Ortgeg 'Fla 0 6 '4'
in, jgfedicine, at $5 centsper box:
Tor sale by 87X0A JOHNSTON, G. a: ENTSIE
B. A. re se & 00., B. E. !ALLEM. & 00.
B. L. reuazirroas & ca., B. V. TARDZETOBT
rid HNNDNESON HBO& doLionremsT
. T i DSON &. -
.1
•
Han jilt received an Immense stock of • -
Ant ar~TJ other article in oar Uae width mi . are of
hiing at exceallnei 10W Awl*.
illaritentimber, le and SS : TRIED Emmy. ono
vr. wooDwirmvA: tistal
WALL
Tram the moat celebrated amaahotarem of Phtler
&Aphis.' , New York sad Boston, comprieleg
- • e veryeztoasivrtaxatemilpietimetTh
merit tbr 9ale by
THOMA 4 PALMER,
NO. 91 WOOD ST.,„ Bre. WOW! ADD , vulva,
&coed door below Dhows& alley. •
uthl7;lmd
AUENTS
•
RICKARDS'- 141111;011ICRON,
The weigrensattolic:f tbitliate::.roixiiimir oil ain
- znelapn.racksat snoneit, t..;.annan. Jrinns,
• nuaionny,amianionanbnias, - : '
131 dgm DeihriuS
and Children, and many:
attar ve.ri. useful
, attleles.
PROFMI TO AGENTS, ONE HUNDRED AND
.. NIFTY PEE .aENT.
. . ,
Storekeoporo,DODOit Deolots; Agent& do., voittod
In every city, town suit vlllago to some. In tWo. the.
agar
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