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', •tilde-fill: advice' : of the 11th, via
• • ; : Londonderry, arrived here an 6:30 o'clock, a.,
• ; I. " Trer Wails go on this - morning's train to
Boston, and will be dais there at 2. o'clock., p.
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in.. and ,in. Philadelphia at nova to-morrow.
-2 • ';. - -Rifreorlays that the relations between Bog
: • : landi - Frinee snit' Broiln, - relative to 'Neale°,
are nnsatioisctorjr: , • * •
Tin LATTBI.---Berjini April Ill—Measures
• . • ice opardtlon againet the press.
-asfigliofte o ;:Alleti is - repertefl.tbat
• • Prints has proposed to. Dentnark a partition
,••• :JO Getilesurg, as a soldticni of the present
. . Augsburg, .Aprillo.;-.The Gazette userto on
riliableinformstion;thatlinglandhas Encased
; :.• ed. in; tiringitteepain . lo tier side id the Mori
-out- question - , , by a permit"! .Act to ;object,
• alsenbilpalia take Bevel. • .
". ,„.• :Liderpeel, April 1.1:-'...The Spatiish 'slaver,
Manuel Ortis, has been taken into Cape - Castle.
Einsaftrihaesine to Paris. its tioesnot in-
.•;•••'• - ; - " , •:.• • ".. - '1.::;...;:t..t.:t..: timid to fight Mite 'or any other min:
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.,• - •• ...-:',.:.;....!.• finned the timer. Powers' thit he here sent
:•.-', : - '......,..arders io Omit Pashato addreirin ultimo:tem
,:.-., - -tisitha Prisms of Montonegmt 'doMiclding -the
- . • , '; , - - ...7.imizradiatli retest's' of the urizonerii, and a
.'• ..... . . .; ~..fortrisdiegitpMent on the part of the Prince
,•••" .- •• . - -....:•:...- = kluiterforth6o prevent invasions of the Turkish
-.The statement that Turkish troops had en
-,.. • _ ••• . tared Montenegro Is liMorriet. '" ' "' . :
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..-.,,......: • '. ,-•:.: .. i.-.• U.S. fives ire. 411'45'4d:it 77078.' . . . :.
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~ J...: . , steady - - had - Aft: tn quiet,. h i t itusdyt
v,it=l , Proilalonidoll,and nUohenged. '
' . .. • c...•.: . c - . - Console Oltized on the 11111' 'mit. at 9274a6
94, for monei. .! --, - • { -: • •.• - 4 - • •
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day more B,oo9bales, oloiiiiig firm at the fol
. lowing , trotations - : . • Kew .Orleaus - Tsir 13,N;
.:.' middling- 1256 - .Moblle fair 13Y,j' middling
..-. • .-,.• zl.2)iissptands•fair 13k; 'middling 12X. The
i: - .!... :stockist , part i5=830,009 hales, %abiding 134,-
- . i - 010 .baLve American.. '•. ' , • -- •
London, April ILL-American securities Cr.
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- creased abhtie.9.22,01:10. - The hellion In the
Ilaaleof Preece to about 900;000 Cates.
.r.-.-.,..Lomicia, •Arilll.-The cliseoeist market is
4scape and Recapture of Lieut.
Nair Yoat,'April 23.--Lientenant 'Thomas,
thelfriineh lady confined in Fort Lafayette
for transferring the steamer St. Nichdlu to
the Oa/MO of the rebels it Baltimore, last
eatuner, escaped from-Fort Lafayette on Mon
day night. had proonrisi a nnitbei.of, tin
cans, which - Si corked tightlr and tied thorn
.ahont hie' *girt, when - Betook to :the water
".gad swim to the LON/Island shore. •He was
.diimorered by the Sontidel; and a boat being
s vain requisition be iris' brought bask, and
ornvered to hir old Caarters.
• The •Wounded'at_Fertress Monroe.
`.- ' Barratetz, April Vermont sot
diem wounded in the idion • neer Yorktown,
still remain at Fortress Monroe: : : Some will
probably be breeght:here:. Oar hospitals are
getting, ready for patients, in anticipation' of
tke weandal wining from the otpeousd battle
at -Torktoen.
.Nsw YonE, April The 'steamer North
Stir has united from - Aaplnwall, which she
lettOtt tha 15th inek She brinp $63,000 in
epente froni San ..Frattoisoo.
TUN. S. aloop.of-war.Cians was about to
leave Paikarea for
1 . • BALTIXO y I, 2.3.—The host from Old
.L. ' - 'Point ham net armed.. Pre will not be due
,tM the awl:teen, owing to.her detention on
-; . • hat downwaid trip, in aonsevonee of the
storm on Monday night..
Tons April 13.—The steamship
Korth Star, arid, transport Constitution are
below. The Feitoria has arrived. Liverpool
dates are anticipated. '
. 1 ; ' Another 'Merrimac:
A letter from Baltimore says:
From Whi t maybe damned reliable Sixes
' . -.aka places In this city, who I am' confident
1 - have MOO' of intereottuntusication with the
1 • (kith by acme underground railroad, of which
:thollarernmtnt is unaware, learn there is
. now built and oompleted at Richmond another
Ran clad rebel steamer,' equal in every respect
•to Oct Mirrinute: Thai say_alls I i fully armed
`.''and ready to ,sail down Gni. James River to
:Norfolk or that vicinity, intending to operate
in conjunction with the Confederate army now
• arrayed near Yorktown against
I.l"this report bi trutCor if it lent, there
can bete harm in making the feet known. It
. is:ullimportaarour Government be prepared.
for every emergency. -Formidable - as may be
'Rote Iron znonstetv," t we'ainbonnd to Confront
the* with imperiorynkWers, and the sootier the
itE itNE,fo -.N4CIII.TES.
WIESELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
so. et figura mum. PITTSBURGH,
UNITED BTATEEVFAIR
got. the Team 1858, 1859 and 1880.
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orwAitos or paw KAortirts soul 114 pat.
HOZZ THAIS 20.000ZOLHTHZ PAST THAL
We oar to the pnbllc WHEILLICE I WILSON'S
INI2IIO9SD 137eWINO SLACHINIL at ILEDUOILD" .
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beat and matt rsU t thinfly Sewing Naehins
teaw in • It . does wen m the thickest and:
thhaneet Abrioaonakea the lock-etiteh (=pomade to
Anarnrel, alike pre ,both aides; la alcoplo In construe.:
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- &Wog llaehfaa &lawn, Cotton, 1111 k, tit and
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Co., ittanirlactureni and Itan,
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. —The perfection oktbee izestunsburessu,x,
: • - lea blaming to nuutkind. Without doterfog the
rtnter of vplumfdite Zlitirla thoroughly
,poulbsd from all
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qualities of tbio , Mnit.
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meta ova teautrirt of body soled . : without 'me.
mad
bersicknees, tostlreuete, or Modulo,.
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mast Milder it preeminent in the list
el ophitre.
Prepared and 'add by AO). SANDI!. Drug.
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_lOO Ifulton street ,New Pork.
- pots also ; bp D. A. TALLNRBTOOPA dcoo.,•Pitte
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Fri= .California.
The ,Olif Point Boat.
/warded As Arse Pronifins at thi
LIT THE PRICE or
SEWING M.;4CIiIIYES.
YEOk I EKTY 110 W.
m.; or Prressuscrue-Alt
arglipotoLto per the fourth faitalb:
ledr angling. and Paring Airisisettiolre
110 Mat 1t they whb to ablid wow oaf
lamt, they' hamedlately.and 11. •
arrows that twarba ...iv... 0 al'
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Peuedat the &emu! &onion of the Thirty-
Seventh anketrees.
[Ptratic--No. 61.]
AN, ACT to reorganize and increase the
efficiency of - the medical department of
the army.
Be it enacted by the Senate' and House of
Representation of the United States of Amer
ica in • Congress' assembled, That there shall
be added-to the preeent medical corps of
the army ten surgeons and ten assistant
surgeons, to be promoted and appointed
under existing 'laws; twenty medical ca
-dots, and as many hospital stewards as-the
amegeon general may consider necessary
for the public service, and that their pay
and that of all hospital stewards in the
volunteer as well as the - regular service
shall be thirtydollars per month, to becom
puted-frocii the passage of this act And
all medical cadets in the servicaihall, in
addition to their pay, receive one ration
per day either in kind or,comniutation.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the surgeon general to be appointed under
this slot dial' hive the rank, pay, and
emoluments of a brigadierseneral. There
ehall be one assistant surgeon general and
one medical inspector general of - hospitals,
each with the - rank, pay, and emoluments
of a colonel of cavalry,-and, the medical
Inspector general,. shall have, under the
- direction of the surgeon general, the super
vision of all that ..relates to the sanitary
condition .of the army, whether in trans
ports,quarters, or camps; and of the hy
giene, police, discipline, and , efficiency of
field_and general hospitals, under Sikh reg..
ulatibiates'may . hereafter be established.
- See: it;' And*/ it ftirther entKled, That
there ishallbihaight medical inspectors, with
the' rank, pay, and emoluments each of a
lieutenant colonel of cavalry, and who
shall be charged with the duty of inspect
ing the sanitary condition of transports,
quarters, and camps, of .field and general
hospitals, and who shall report to the med
ical inspector general;-under such regula
tions as may be hereafter established, all
circumstances relating to the sanitary con- .
dition and wants of troops and of hospitals,
and to the skill, efficiency, and good con
duct of the officers and attendants connect;
ed with the medical department.
Sec., 4:.,ciad be it further enacted, - That
the surgeon general, the assistant surgeon
general, medics' inspector, general, and
medical inspectors, shall himedistely after
the passage of thin act be apipolnted by the
President, by and with the advice and con
sent of the Senate, by
,selection from the
medical, cor ps of . the. army, .or from the
surgeons in the volunteer service, without
regard to their rank when so selected, but
with sole regard to qualifications.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That
medical purveyors shall be charged, under
the direction of the surgeon general, with
the selection and purchase of all medical
supplies, including now standard prepara
tions, and of all books, instruments: hos
pital stores, furuiture, and other articles
required for the sick and wounded of the
army. In all cues of emergency they may
provide such additional accommodations
for the sick . and wounded of the army, and
may transport such medical supplies as
circumstances may render necessary, under
such regulations as may hereafter be es
tablished, and shall make-prompt and im
mediate issues upon all apectal requisitions
made upon them under such circumstasees
by medical officers; and the special requi
sitions shall consist simply of a list of the
articles' required, the qualities required,
dated and signed by the medical otEetis
requiring them.
Sec. 8... And- be it further enacted, That
whenever the inspector general, or any
one of the medical inspectors, shall report
an officer of the medical corps as disquali
fied, by age or otherwise, for proinotiou to a
higher grade, or unfitted for the perform
ance of his profeuional duties, he shall
be, reported by the surgeon general for ex
amination to a medical board, as provided
by .the seventeenth section of the sot ap
proved Augustthird, eighteen hundred and
sixty-one.
Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That
the provisions of this act shall continue
and be in force during the existence, of the
present rebellion and no longer: Provided,
heavier, ,That, when this act shall expire,
all.officers who shall have been promoted
from the medical staff of the army under
this act shall retain their aespective rank
in the army,. with such promotion as they
have been entitled to.
Approved, April 16, 1862.
(l'escro---No. 52.)
ACT tom/du:mils the Postmaster tien
eral to establish branch post offices in
cities.
Be it enacted by the Senale and House of
Representatives of the United States of Amer
ica in Congress assembled, That the Post
master General be authorized and directed,
when in his judgment the public interest.
or convenience may require it, to establish
one or more branch poet offices, to facili
tate the operation of the poet office in any
city or place which, in the opinion of the
Postmaster General, may require such ad-
ditional accommodations for the conve
nlence of the inhabitants and it shall be
the duty of the Postniaiter Genersl to Pre
scribe rules and - rep:di:thins for the branch
postoffice which may be established by virtue
of this act. And the . Postmaster General
is hereby authoriied to charge ens cent, in
addition to the regular postage., for every
letter deposited in' any branch 'post office,
.and which shall be prepaid by stamp, sod
one cent for every letter delivered at such.
branch office, to 'be paid on delivery: Pro
vided, That. no letter shall be Rent from the
principal office to such 'branch.- office for,
delivery contrary to the request of the
party to whom - the name may be addressed: :.
Indprosid4 The expense of such branch
service shall not exceed the receipts on ao
.count thereof.
-Elea. 2... And b. if, further enacted, Tbat
the tenth • section , of an sot entitled "An
sot to establish oertain poet-routes, ind for
other purposes," approved March third,
eighteen 'hundred and forty-seven, be and
herebris repealed.
Approved, April 16, 1862.
• •
[Posits—No. 63.]
AN ACT making additional appropriations
for the nasal SOITiOII for the year, ending ,
Jane thirty,.eighteen hundred.and sixty-
B f it ow e' a t : by ,the Besets and Rowe of
Bicqmiatiof orxhs Visited Skase of Amer
ica .-4f/ , Coiiiren • auentbkdk-That the fol
lowing some, be -and thity are hereby ap
propriated,' to:be paid out or. any money in
the Treasury not' otherwise appropriated,
for Wei service of the- year eighteen hun
dred and. sixty-two.' -
Por the purchase 'of Vessels and altera
tions incurred in titling them for service,
two million five hundred and thirty thou
sand dollars., .
. . . .
For the purchase of additional .vessels,
two millions of dollars..7'
For the purchase of nautical instm
manta,: books, nips, and charts, twenty
thotusind.dollars. _. .- - .
For repairs at Observatory, freight, end ,
transportation; three thousand. dollars.
For the ordnance foundry at the. Wish=.
ington navy yard, fifty thonsand:doilfri.
For 'ordnance, - one million
Sec- 2 -And be it /urger Cizieted,:That
tke start' of wen hundred and eighty
three , thousand two hundred and ninety
four dollars, being the amount neoessary
to be .provided, as, estimated by a board
appointed' for purpose ; to par for and
lint& the Stevens' battery now partially .
Constructed at Hoboken, New Jersej; be
and the same is hereby appropriated out of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated for-;the inimedinte comple
tion of said - beittewy:s /Voided, That in t h e
fet the completion of said
It shin be • stipulated that no part of the
money g3Aeveni to
klyt 1/41E49filierdiv:expended by him
4' 2 '. ; , ', ,Mg. , 14.* -7 414;betOin 4 " 4111
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theamount 'of said claim shall be' estab
lished to the satisfaction br the Secretary
of the Navy, •and the payment of said sum
shall be contingentupon the success of said
vessel as an iron -clad, sea-gbing, war steam
er, to, be determined by the President, and
snob contract shall stipulate the time within
which the vessel shall be completed : Pro
vided nevertheless, That said money shall
not be expended unless the Secretary of
the Navy is of the opinion that the same
will secure to the public service an efficient
steam battery.
Sec. S. And Lt it further enacted, Tha4
the sum of thirteen_millions of dollars be
appropriated, to enable the Secretary of
the Navy to construct iron-clad eteatu-ves-
Bela of war.
Sec. 4. And be it further mllaCted, That
the .Secretary of the Navy-Pis authorized
to commute the navy ration. of coffee and
sugar for the extract of coffee combined
with - milk and sugar, Ao be procured in the
same manner and under like restrictions
and guarantees as are preserved meats,
pickles, butter, and dessicated vegetables,
if be shall believe it will be conducive to
the health and comfort of the navy, and
not more expensive tothe Government than
the present ration, and if it shall be ac
ceptable to the men.
Approved, April 17, 1862. _
[Primic—No. 64.]
AN ACT. making appropriations for the
service of the Post Office Department
during the fiscal year ending the thirtieth
of June, eighteen hundred and silty
three.
Beit enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Amer
ica • in' Congress assembled, That the fol
siims be and the same are hereby
appropriated for the service of the Post
Moe Department for the year ending the
thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and sixty
three, out of any moneys in the Treasury
arising from the revenues of said depart
ment, in conformity to the act of the
second of July, eighteen hundred -and
thirty-eix :
For transportation of the mails, (inland)
air million nine hundred and sixty-ono
thousand dollars.
For compensation to postmmtors, two
million two hundred and thirty-four thou
sand dollaia.
For clerks in the offices of postmasters,
eight hundred and forty-six thousand dot
lira.
For ship, steamboat, and way letters,
twelve" thousand dollars.
For furniture in the post offices, two
thousand dollars.
For advertising, thirty-six thousand
dollara.
For nual‘bags, seventy-five thousand
denim
For wrapping paper, forty-five thousand
dollars.
For mail looks, keys, and stamps, fifty
six thousand dollars.
For mail depredations and special agents,
seventy-five thousand dollare.
For miscellaneous payments, one hun
dred and eightkseven thousand dollars.
For postage stamps and stamped envel
opes, ninety thonsind dollars.
For payments of balances doe to foreign
countries, two hundred and thirty thou-
sand dollars. '
For payment to letter carriers, one hun
Bred and fifty-two thousand dollars.
For transportation of foreign mails, four
hundred and sixty-five thousand dollars-
For compensation of twenty-five addi
tional clerks in the Post Office Department,
authorized by the. "Act to promote the
efficiency of the Dead Letter Office," ap
proved Jantiary twenty-first, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-two, from the date of their
appointment to the thirtieth of June, eigh
teen hundred and sixty-two, eight thou
sand eight hundred dollars.
See. 2. And be it further entitled, That
if the revenues of the Post Office Depart
ment shall be insufficient to meet the ap
propriations of this sct, then the stun of
two million one hundred and twenty thou
sand dollars, or so much thereof an may be
necessary, be and the same is hereby appro.
'seed, to be paid out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to
supply deficiencies in the revenue of the
Foot Office Department for the year ending
the thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and
sixty-three.
Sec. 8. And be it further intecred That
tho sum of one million dollars is hereby
appropriated, ant of any money in the
-Treasury not othemise appropriated, for
the service of the California central route.
See. 4. And be it further enacted, That
all acts and parts of acts heretofore.paseed
requiring that the Postmaster General in
causing the transportation of malls by
steam-ships between the United States and
any foreign port or ports, or between any
ports of the United States, touching at a
foreign port, shall give preference to
American over foreign steam-ships, when
departing from the same port for the Bathe
destination within three days of each
other, be and the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 5. And be * if further enacted, That
the Postmaster General be and Leis hereby
authorized to establish a coast mail, not
less than semi-monthly, by steam vessels,
between San Francisco and Crescent City,
in the State of California, including ser
vice at the intermediate ports: Provided,
That the sum to be paid for such service
shall not exceed the sum ortwenty thou
sand dollars pet annum.
Approved, April 17,1882.
Arrivals at the !
evrose.. •
ILAN/SION MOUSE—LI •
ttnelpal Hotels,
is LAST NIGHT.
T et., near It. It. Depot
010101 a • •
8 Dollar, New Task,
I KcEwlag, XaadatUa
KaPriaa,
E Surdas% Ohio
N Hata, &aurae
D Itarera; Pa
iths'ire olBl o: Mon. cit 7
E Karr, I..Libarty
Mean, Boston
J Robicam„ Obto
E Biala Dancanon
P Shafer,
A McDevitt, Uniontown
J Smith, Smith's itlint
A Beery lady, Pa
W Carr,
J Wattorson, Edictal
a Poster, West. cv
D Panorama,
J Cresson, P h
T Swine% Indiana
I S Tonga'
J Ellis, Bloomington
Martan. raTarro co •
D Eamon, Hidlidayabarg
Waster. Dlilladaligtht
Tom``,, ' do
A , Lebanon co
8 George, it Ways.
W Leather , _
W Ohio •
HAEL'Et DOTZL—Li.
W W %Pallam,
H 0 McCurdy
B Malntlis, Kent
A B Brown; Cennorobviri
0 Belden, Wesson, 0
11. Chambers, Knosville,o
A J Mlles, likaory,
T W Hutton, Monroeville
T A M'Croily, Lewisville
B. 0 Gellneeth, Freeport
J N Tomball, Sommenwe
J Woodroff, Boum
X Obese, Xanefleld
H N Neel, MllNin
Mn
Memo)"
J Lytle, Steubenville
TIM MUTIIIOI3 Freeport
T M XrClung:Plum tp.
W McClain, Bcbleetonce
J W Kelly
d H Meerut, Canonebnrg
J.D • Onishca, Bridgollie
£ Mcßride, .W Middleton
W Blchards, Now Lisbon
WpriCS, Wept Poiht, 0
floe Fontylh;Xlcltury
0 Sidvitlyi Pilau tp
J C Elliott •
I . MLYClue,SlOlienStation
in 4116, below &evonth.
EACI!;& HOTEL—Ube
lOU rw
Jao Lamb, Coolie:will&
P Donity, WheelMS •
H Crblang, ladbma
Hadar; do
W Davis, •
J Wit*ll. Ohlo
H H.Waltbralr,
J H Hterenaon.
JA Chain. Phil► .
A Hata, Ohio
011 'Arneirtzmig, Lllnolo
W Frick; Salem X li'de
0 Zimmersoan..Balleir
J Andaman Anwar.
11 Dudley. Us
W Ham
Jac, Whit*, dmithflald, 0
Thee Daaao, Comb`d co
Wionds,
d Lembo; Mt hicloton
P Taylor,
.SED 'LION HOU
No. ISt. Clair won.
. raorturroc.
1. Boyer,
Joho Shoop, 011 City
M itllttor, Po
0 Pltaynolde; 'Po
&Strati-11%4er
ZW/tiellecll, Warm co
D Joboaon, ,
Z Eichnitats,
W Hooky, fferrlottarillo
I Omar; Wxi:mbar,
D Cool, With. oo
B P Oorill, Btamor co
oho GlocKlyard, - '
Jos Stoodyard, . .
That Mcliallo. Canons..
bum Po, •
115'.111 ,WJ .towilt* Btottlwlllo
B AllostiWorrozi co .
IV?. 00110036
B Ii Stria:old; Pranklln
J Dothan*, Thong* co
'A Jeffrey, Cron Onsok
''• I
J M Stewart, Boon
Yal -
- .B McQuaid, Huntingdon
EdlortrWhohlugton
jolts *With Ymkln
M Zone I do
M Bongo', Drookrillo
WOLrk,, ..do
mairackoi do -
JoharDnition, eatligh•
B Calcalitueßildgritis
I. itinum, N. Dzighton.
Olt Potter, J Dyerly, =nolo
L P Walkor, Sugar -
Richi*,Bt..-Vouto
.1 Potts,. . - do z
W Meeker, Nordinun
0 Meeker, Lawnonco co
KATIoNAL.Itm •
Bd 131 Water indlet.
• P. WOMB.
John Laos, Who ifegEs
W "7.Artnt
2hdtD . Dialk. •
Einnady;ljoolui*
Jctamivai, P 2
;
I Ito YLkq Odlllbrais
Yo Clook3Oblo
W rattersoo, Emwi g,
~ "~ "...
CO Ai 4IERCL4L RECORD
CQMMITTIE OF ARBITRATION OF BO:: RD
.OF TRADE FOR FEBRUARY AND AIATICII.
31.:Csreas, V. P., J. J. G11.4. 0 '1z,
J. I. licisscrx, I.lsstss PIECE, J•
It. PassToS.
riorrsuuns:ti MARKETS
tampers.l eliecinttg fa, tL Pindwg% Paitz
1tir.6..1, April 2.11, 1862.
FL; I.ll3—iii moderate local reqn , st, with no change
in prices; sala 0125 bblslly at i7r.g.5,20; 30 do do
at f35;.§6,10; 00 do do at p 5; e 0 do at t 4,73 for Extra.
$3,10 fur Faintly/and 350 do high grnds lawny on
priirate terra.
CRUDE OIL---continues very dull, oldie price*
are rather uusettled, vole of 611;04 41 and 42 gravi
ty, at 4c per gall, lib's to be returned, and 100 bble at
4c per ge11—51,2.5 allowed fur Ws.
13AOLIN—quirt end dull; vale 0f3,000 IDs, at 4},c
for . Shoulders, and liXe for Plaid Hamm 1,000 lbs
Plot° name at biic.
DIILED FRUlT—bale of 20 bush cointimil Apples.
at $1,40; 20 bash Prachas at 0.,50, and 40 do prime et
$2.75.
POTATOES-4We. of 100 bush prime Pink Eyo at
45c, and 300 brmis Prince Alberts at 50c.
MAPLE 110LASSES—Sa1s'or16 Jui at $l,OO per
gitlL
LAIID—SaIa of 2 tails pcline country at 7c ti lb
• FEATLIERS—SaIe 0[125 , flee Geese, Fcmthen at
per ID.
CHEESE—SeIo of 10 bores Oosben at
WRISICY—SaIe of 16 Uhl common at 22c per toga
CORN MEAL—SaIe of CO bash prime gifted from
store at 430 per bomb. •
SEEDS—SaIe of 11 bush prime Timothy at $l,lO,
wad 20 do prime Clover at $4,50. '
BUTTER—alecllntng; aala of 8 kegs prime Roll at
17c, and 2 boxer and 4 bbl, common 801 l at 150.
WHEAT—unchanged; sale of d 7 bush cummuu
=land at 96c rr bush.
Philadelphia Cattle Market
Aran. 21.—The offerings of B.( Cattle show
demean this wok over last, teaching some 1450 head
and the market wart very dull; prime, although with
out much actual change In quutatfoua wore fully 30e
lower at the olose, nod ranged at from $7 to $9, the
latter for runt quality. Ths following are the par
ticulars of the eaten made to-day at the Avenue
Yard
31 Lancaster co, i . Mention .......- ' 8 ,14,
31 do Bannedy .......-
18 do B 0 Baldwin : ent
30 do B F Huston.. ...... ..:....SI,W9
40 du Jua Idcrlllen, Jr 8 6,48,4
83 du Haymaker 8 41131,
111 do H. Miller-- ...... .-..... 8 64,9
88 Lancaster county, Kimble a Kirk...-. 8 Oa
67 lancsatar 00., Cochran &McCall 8X48 8 4
60 Ohio and Lancaster co, P Hathaway—. 8 411%
26 Illluots, J ilaldunirldits 8 cydi
160 Western, Mooney et 01.18111.
06 du Ullman, Bhanthars aco 1 4 -111'
.1 ii
71 Berks co, rellhltner a KirVIII.- • 3 (4<
80. Western, 11 Cluilll •••- 7 :416 8 54
36 Ohlo, 4611 . 7 .5413 ,6 ":
64 Palma, railer 4 8r05....-.............-- 7 48,,,
37 Lancaster county, Mctlense...— 8 61,8„ti
40 Ohio, 6snlth a Mooney 8 (p/
68 Western, acturrn 8 ( E sti%
34 Ohio, Owen Sath.. 7%cisa,tb
25 l'enna, D White 7 @ti
13 du Ketner.....—— 7 kidPi
1i do • 0 •irsnaan • 7 CaaSy
Cola. am, Csityra—Abortt Tt , were &rpm.' of at
from $lll to I.llloach, tot to cmclittort.
Lt..—are tooter, thu recylpts and mire reouhluot
oodno 26(1' U hued, tududlug V.Uol.id at Imhoff's at
NY '4 5 % fur still; s:,.*- 6 03i fur core led, and ax,
t. Avenue Toni at the lOU Ito het.
Sotitit , —About 1200 ooro dl.paont of at lk for oho:tr
ot, and 6,4.1,S e pur ID tar caul skimp; rittheA lower
than last Imola..
Imports by River
LOUISVILLE—no EzrroN Lido flour, 11
F 101,16,11 0 ro; ILL , du au, b Limlnky; Wed° do, Drown
hirkpotrlidt; 1 , 0.311 Woo, LUCIA., la, 00; It Lor,
dry pourlorr, Book dr. co; C Lg. ftutiLer!, 1.1441
111, Lov S c-u, s 1 ruquy Kir tads, Ithodes 6 Voruor;
htl. ioLucce, v., to. Lard, 61 W. obhky, 130 Oos
moot. a or►o a co.
CIN , ANNATJ—esa i..nrrj LOCI/11,4 bu suedl
uo., J Y Iloul114; 6do da, AS donors co; Ido vo
w..n, J n.fer t sun; 41 J S Ciall.udert,
IJ chl r...ytti S bra; 44 do du, AAA C
155 do .N 4, ~ vba 4 , /6 o
huity, Jos Loduk; lon do do,
lustrong; 3 c.Y hums, 0 t J A *boa,
do 00, inusb".*. $ bales cattail,
Prasurk to, bb age, 110 cks, ILMJ boo..
SOU Luis !us. park, 104 du ipsef,
co. CLOC&O & CO.
WLIKELLIsti--ssa -Jona T. litrCoaas-3 cables,
J .14 Blabber.; 3 cka acme, 1 bin, Cteree A co; bti piss
i
trolcre., holosnoti Shuttle; ii tio do, 31 kniiaolclic Icke
ware, 1) Boietett. 4 10. Al omit... 3 calves, Milldam
Lisrmeolt, ii Inds dry reach et.' appitie,J A Fetzer ,
4do do de, newt A let:au: I I 0.4 WO, Brier, Wood
,a., . boe gi........5, W 0,0.1.1; .1 planes, Job.
II 31elluri 1 pkga, Collum Car ; 43 WA*. JJ bf do alc,
Bo }Among*, 4 hills ankJAA C 0..; 4 do ergs, W
l' Boca A ea; -g.t.,,ge: hoop pub., C Matti); 11,tato split
hope, bat. it. 1,17.1.
SC. LUCTS.--rev Astro:. a--1 A hardware. J C
6 Lein; nu Mils owl, Ilryot, Itiatarde 8 c , ..; 34 c.d.lice
t.tocco, J A Basuto; n 1 WA. viltiaky, Jae Boyd;
do do, Jo 1o6.14; 'ai it. on, BCAJU in... Jen 23.}
oil bid.., .4 Li )111144-, 074 line Hoar, lfid to and WO.
meat, limb. 8 cu. .
Imports by Railroad
Plrtlat,TlU, It. WAnt4 CIVICAGO }Lll.ltoAo.
April bga 14,taton, Beckaro R Long; ltu 4131.
L 4.413,13 Ilutchlnouu. I car ...gricultoral 1mp1e
034414. 134134 Dickey k co; 175 aka 4,131. Cifoorg.
Vatclurn; It, 144 flour, .133 .11ctlully • co; 110 oil
P 4.lfer; 1 001 Laroc., Fraok Vangorder; 11l
atm 4,41. 110.1.41 Vcroor; Y car. ..4441
la.crszaro S PlTTentlne 11.ititaan, April 22.-
10 vsoks appl• butter, 1 Gbt butter. Fronk Vaugorder
lot ets Irtaisat, klclntlloajh , trmith At a.; WO furl,
J. lima; 107 01l Ulla, Jilin. pla011; 1 Car scrzp
delay Dummll, Icat L 11 Yolgt .1 cu.
[giver News,
Itut rarer Las seceded Ave feet during dot ta@nty -
foul boort coding 1.1 er@aing, at whiolt time lb.
pler menu indicated tweet; list. The weather yes
terday was clear and pl.sant, and the troll! woo a
pererptible improvement to budge., at lb. wharf.
There was a rantaideieble *mount of freight gapped
for ••noes. points below, tort we regret to •taro that
@rime have boon minced to a very low figure The
arrival• include the Lavine Logan, from Cincinnati,
Kenton, from Louisville, and Action:ll.lo= *at
Louis. This is tho !rot eLlt to this port of the latter
boat dace oho wu w unfortunato u to sink la the
anal ot Science. for Ovilipolls,
J. IL Ford, fur elacinnati,Dsootah, for St. Louie and
eltkirl, (.r Nvansellis, cleared hut enniug. They
all had light trip• with the @sorption of the Dacotalt.
...... !Lorenzo sad Hallman. from Ten...
rtror, with wounded ooldlers, ay. 'spotted to arrtra
bore about Saturday morning The !haling Logan
in onderroring to got In to the what, about two
o'clock yesterday morning, wrung around against •
barge load.' with coal. causing' It to sink instantly.
No blame out be atteched m thoofelosts of the boat,
as the barge had no signal light, and was lying out.
tido of a tow-boat. •
]tot Watesalso--The (kid. Iloradu. Is
the ragular %lirallag ".441 for to-alay, loarlag at
noon. .
ion 8h Lome—The otatunodlous Adriatic. Capt,
Smith, will have fur Bt. Louie this evening without,
fell. The Weennoreland, Capt. trans, will Le next
no the Ileq leaving on geturdey.l
lfun vaa Urea, hlntersewrs.ittrra—The fred.
Lorenz, Capt. Dismay and iloretice, Copt. Hriokoll,
at. ennounted to ieeva KS 6bore forthwith.
ISTEArMilawil
Foil LOUII:3VILLE, EVA NS- ‘ l4 l - 41
WiLLE tilT..VEUNiht—ltsw-
ULAB Piicifet-The ticenerit NWammi UkAl
Capt. H. Calhoun, will leave for the above arid all In.
termerUats ;waste WKDNEriDit f lost, at tp.
la. Woe freight or pimp apply onboard or to , •
J. B. WV irtilsYtili (Jo. A obi.
pUK UIIVGINNA'II,.LOI.IIS
TALIC u
tvikotahl*.arloolatmater WsT.MuIIILLsAm,
Irdward L'ausT•olll leave aa abova op OATUItYs V,
tutil Inn., at 4'p. b. fur Iralght ar paaaag• apply
•
um Ward ar. lo •
ma+ .J. B .LIVINOSTON a 00., A
I, l Olt — ST. LOUIS, ROOK Is
-1' LataND, GALENA AND ST. PAUL .
Lilt EQT.—The hoe steamer DIADEM, Caps. --
will have for the above and all Intersadlata parts on
WFDPLSDaY, Bulk Ina. For freight or pottage
.pl Laa.rd.
1. 4 1‘ 10 bT. IA) L 3, t
AND Cr. PAUL.—The finestean4
ri.Oltle Net, Dos D. 2. DrickwlLwill. Warm (Law,
nounood otiTLIVNIDAT. 24tb 'hot.. at 4p, m. rot
and all - Interrordlate -puns iIIISDAY, the 5.37.1
lout , lot 4 o•ejock p. For freight or potauga ip•
•ply on board or to • • . • - •'• •
J/tblid OCILLINS k CO.. Unto; -
bT. LOUIS , bT. YAUL
1.7 AND dtiNtilbOTA ,11,1. VDK
9: Mt ON 03 H. WITDOUT lIN-1 , 1111 1 1.11•111, , An• -
YDRD. I.OII.NNZ, 0446 I. M. Mom,- . 14 % 1 4 , -
nbohn on TIDDISDAT, 1b.141k inn.. •t tn. am :dor
INgbt or poniard 404 on Wirt or to
• , 14 4.-14 LIVINGSTONA'OO;; A 4't.:
FACET:L.-41A SE. LOUIS:4M
O KUK., HOCK ISLA10). U A.IUQU id A
PAD,L......The ow= summer XON.ITOK, Cipt. Wm.
Doan; will loam Su tho'slmvir. And sit lumme4hits
puts oa.mositsr. Idak at 8 "odr T. 'M.—
Nur frithibt palffilet apply on beard or to .r.
. LIYINOSTON Aitants.
14,1411.1.11,A.J1, W 131.11ttla
L 1 ZLNESVILLB .
saw mid boaatl(4l psamor .4testnew EMMA ta •
DAM; 0444: Monroe - Ayers, low* Pitt4b4rgh Au .
EansulDe EMT TUESDAY: it 4 o'clock - p. ar
Isms Zunuilla lIVEDI IrITIDAT,
a.NI.. PM freighter pasrig• apply on Mein er
- , It. LITLEGSTON* 0 14 .1A4 44 1 4 1,Pitta1ati11.,-;
A. MIMI i CO.. 4gfuts. Laurin*. soli
R ;_
T `.:i:.a.~._a 1
...
HOTELk.
=CE=M
VA AND 367 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF FRANKLIN. ST.. NEW YORK
This first-clam house—the most quiet, home-like,
end pleasant betel In the city—offere superior in
ducements to then, visiting NEW TORE for busl
od. or pkwaure. ilt is central In Its location, and
kept on the EVROYRAN PLAN, la connection with
TAILORS SALOON, where refreshments can be
bad at all hours, or sereod hi their own rooms. The
charges ore moderate, the rooms and attendshce at
the firat order—bathe, and all the modern colleen.
ielet.es attached. nhs:3tud
FRENCH'S HOTEL, •
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
4JIT I.IF , NEW YORK-
BINGLE 12.00,14 FIFTY 01INTS JIM DAT
/laH Spare, corner Frnakfors Cerra.
(Oppoefta City 11.11.)
COI - Neale ea they may twordened , iu the spar.lo:a
Refectory.
There Is Barber'e Bhop and Bath Ilet.tue attached
to the Hotel
lOariteware of RUNNERS ilad HACK - MEN who
ray wa ere full.
uo224Allem B. FRENilli. PIMPIUrTOI.
ICU WI .
Iit).UMRIILY EA B.LE'S,)
li ANL 19 PARK ROW,
Opposite tL• &sun Houma and Park
I=3
Paws or Boar 51,60 Pro Os,
Thie lung established and I.,opular UMW Iwo re
tautly been rebuilt and greatly enlarged by the ad
dition of over WU roome,•and now hasat.mmocla
tions over persoue. It has also thor
oughly renovated and refurniiihed, and Is
MATZO IT *TSAI A..ID LIGHTED KITH Gal THILIVOTIOUT.
This Hotel has one Of the beetlocattoos le the city,
it easy of MOM/ from , all the Steamboat@ and Bali
toads leading to the city, and ts convenient to all the
city conveyances. It hoe now al, the requhlte• of a
FIRST ULASS HOTEL,
Ensuring dui comfort of Its Inmates.
• Tee patronage of the travelling public to r,,,,pect.
fully solicited.
ilEtTsUlca. 51,60 van DAT;
.rtaBLISUIX H. 1,. POWERS. Pro rietor.
WESTER/ Litlf
Nos. 9, 11, 13, 15, 17 Cortlandt
Nun BROLDWAT, Nan Tones IJII4
Thle old entablialied and favorite reeo ' t of the
Basil:pee Community, has been reototly reptted, and
, is °replete to every thing tbst can pan ter to the
comforts of It. patrons. Latin.. and fa Mee are
specially and caretully provided for.
It le neutrally located to the Luanne& tof the
city, and isConthrsoue to the principal dues of steam
boat., care, umnltrueee, ferriro, dm.
la coostmeenco of the praisers canned by the re
banion, pd.s have been reduced to WM WALLA Ann
FUT/ CIATA no DAT.
The table is amply supplied with all the luturita of
the swarm, and is equal to that of arty other hotel in
the country. Ample actanornothitions are °Pared for
upward of 4W guest&
DH-Do not bellows runners, beak:nen, and others,
nhe "ay •"the Wentern flutda I.
1). D. WINCHESTER, ISopristor.
Toos. D. WINO/WM[l. isl4,3us
A•AHICAN ticgeroN, im the
larpet and best arranged Liceel In the New
England ntatm; la centrally located, and eat; i 4 ae
ons. from all the ruttlea of I. It root/Una all the
ww ern icuproromanta, and army eoneenlence Sr, the
contort and accoatuvatatlon of the 'rat ellng public.
the skeplug mama are largo and well venttlatedi
the e•ltna Of Muni. are well arranged, cud ce.nyletely
turntable' for Lamaze.ad large trarellng parted, and
the Louse will continue to be kept an. ent niece
hotel
In ewer; n»poct.
LEWLS itletv Protuletor.
DISSOLUTIO.IrS, 411
rik:B l YL - Miiog.—llissolved — oiiil, arch
IT mutual unsaid; NELSON JON ud
/LIAAH HA MN Ch, of the first uT ttelsou•Juors
'Cu., ha the Ilumbers/1 and West Pittsburgh ferry,
ati..41,3t
r i i6.,,:oLti Ti 11.% OF FA WI'N ERSit IP.
—The Eitrtuarablp tieretoforei *misting betistou
Nialitir vies usi tins lth In
.lnot. The 1...11411 a the turn ere In the of
JAMES .11rhAT, No. 315 Liberty Orrin, for sett/x
-[ll.. . JAWS.; kid( AY..
DrssuLlirluN ov luterNiut:sitie
—The parinerehlp bennorer• raiding between
LLIPs hleß Alf, eras mutually dlsatlytel on
the alb tuatara. The *Annan to of the tlrtu ere lu the
!lauds of JA.3IZS aleß Ar t hio.atoLlherte elme, thr
eettletuent. apltata JAM kett.e.Y.
nilogOL TNJIti ut PAItT.SiIidi.SOLN.
if —.The partnership Loreto/ore ealel hat nndertho
came of JOU N l Wt i * a ettfiS, ie thbtl>J 41heol,
ea by mutual ouueent. The bueloece of the ; late firm
mill be ..tiled by either of the coderehimegl, at the
elfin, No. 61 'Water otreet. JOHN I UV: IN.
11E.t4111f
JOB'S 11:W1N. Ja.
Pitteharah March 31st, 1853. molt trod
NoTicE._ , The co-partnership hereto.
fore erletlog tatty.** JOHN B. CANYIELD
sod D. lti. BARBOUR.. order the name mad style of
3: B. CANTLELB.It (AX.. la disadred by limitation.
The butdoess of the late clean will be settled by John
B. Canfield, .rho wilt continue the Pnnlalon. Pro.
Jae» mad flolumlettoo do:sinew, at the old nat', No.
141 sad lla Vint street. JOHN B. C.tNYLELL.
l'lnaleurgh. Jaw. 1.
TO LET.
rile LET.—A large, well finished and
.1 comfortably fumlabad Moro on liarkrt, &Asian
Third and Youstl i t it a t =
A il i ptt by kl;. Averyi fAid.caniby.t"yod benNbro
uog lullx
blataoria Ambrorype ROOM% Conker of Third
and Markatatroata.
Also. several Upon= aultable >or °M b.
Beat very low, to milt thir Miura.
• E. D. GAZZAM,
a litf corner Third and M.rkrt
1.4 1 11 K tWO
.1: story Drick flow% of soma rooms, with • Dece
itful lot and haw good location. Invite of
J. W. F. WHITE,
IPS FlRhittrici. Pittsburgh.
1,4 1 013 RENT. —Six large and well
.1: lighted 8110 PS, Welt*, suitabla for Cabinet
tickers' at hisolite. 'Shops, wIU Do leased to ons or
Althwittit tarn., A • vat 4d Fifth street. lica
INK U • ILICNT-4n Oil e
1 er.ry, 1n coasplete . order. Apply to
R0DT..A.13TH131113,
atbdvltt Att'y at I.Avr. NA,1133 fourth
NT—A comfortable Dwelling
Host.; S rooms; IS stable And carriage house;
acres had, well sit with apple sad peach trees, ma.
Arbor, de. Will be toiled too good tenant fora tom ,
ber of years. Exiostre of WATT & WILSON,
Stfid Liberty &trent.
•
Auso—A three story Erick Dwelling on Colwell
street; 8 rooms, to goad order. Apply to
leaattf Wit TT A Wll4O/1,19811 Liberty et.
RE 31t—A. two iltory Brick Dwell
ing on Hay sheet; recently pspered and painted
throughout.. Possession given inuardiately. , Ho.
gaits of , JAL DALZYLD t SON,
wlll4 09-and 70, Water street.
l U' - • vt—A are • muse on ater
street. 48 feet front t running throuh- -to Front
street. Segall.° of JAS. DALZULL It SON..
fell Mk and 70 Water street.
Li() "—A ma story Brick House
. .
A; cA lispleattde street, Allegbeel29lll, by •
tat 4,L)2%. MIS% 273 L iberty street..
MISCELLaJUEOUS
N E W CARPETS,
Oil Cloths, &0.,
es
M o L- u
Wo. 81 Fourth Street,
Bought previous to the late advance In plow, of
which the !Idlest advantage la atoned to parclasaels
FOR. CABA. . • • del]
L i lt IT 1:.0.11104,--114DOOILMTNTEI TO PUT.
ottaasste.—A very bap Mock of .choice
of pointed varieties to choose. Trout; with every part.
tole ears taken to hove every variety true to value. •
Of Applo alone wo bare 170.000,40,000 of. . which
aro three "rite °lda, 10,000 four roar ale. Tear, 10,-
WO two to thieo oars old. Poach, Plum, &c., a One
EIMMi=ZIZZ=
. .
NYNDONNiiiP fiata 1 ta A fect,l4 tilt, hundred.
'-cheap; alsoitillADD TREKS AND' IDDIUNDPNY,
Arbolearle and refill.- •. • • • • • •
: • Addraia PITTADUDDLI, AND. OARIiAND NOW , '
AERIES, Pittelnugh, Pa. • •-.
4.14,16.4er . ?4,11R flalll7.
JAALIitiLI.DS tfc
gork: COTTON. MILL, - Amar.onExT,
OretaiLiti BAGS AND OP OSNABUROB,
Iscgss TO 40 INCHNO WIDS.
leN
Pittliborglk, will rkoirlialtintlfrti.‘ ocrEdlT
A s i!t3yit4 . .ant.b 91,
IFIXAMI2I4OII2f T. Taccotant •
•
ThV
bnet, 11011 , tiutninf in the' Pletskofik and
'Wheeling Mine, will be;o or,d ai prOratc isle till
FILIDAT.Aprit 2600. If not dillepoood of before flu
tat, she will-
. t1 1 :17 14 sold it MAIZE) AUCL
TIOI ea llsit aria chlotir c ~ I nqulrn of
split DUNCIAIf, Adzo'n ,,
• '
oLS ere.
TO PETROLEUM-REFFERS
SHIPPEILS OP THE ORD,DE ASTICLIL
I n.m.ea.budid la the cat OF slew Toss &
COMIIISSIO HOUSE, Ameba exclusive sale erp t ie
emomuxlitiet, and aka to supply you with CAUUTIO
SODA, SULPIIUIII.O AO/A, R,V.PTY BARRELS,
GLUE, BUNGS,,ke.
I am vinare& to make liber'al cub &drum in,
conalgumeuts, mei to aim your Mathew prompt at
tention. '
re'Vorreepuuderste Is requested and ecassigtumouts
Wicked.
WILLIAM A.
No. 77 Malden N or York.
hum ............. =mom
UNDSAY & BARBOURt
CARBON OIL,
LAMP SLANUFAOTUFIZR6
No. 22 WOOD STREET,
Q=MM!
GEO. M. lIOLDBUTP .SAX. DIZTAN....d. T. 11'COISSILICK
WOODVILLE OIL REFINERY.
• -
HOLDSHIP, BB IAN@ CO.,
• 21 1421UPACIIIPAPIll or
BURNING OIL Alit) LUBRICATING OIL,
Roep ooustantly ou hand tho vary boat quality of
BURNING OIL, dear and without odor, also, • good
LUBRICATOR, pure WRITE BENZOLE and CAR
GREASE.
orders loft et No. 35 pure Brace, Bank
Block, second Door, will bo promptly attended to.
EAGLE OIL WOIIIOS.—WIGHTIditi
a aI 4 .I)EISON, refiners and dealers to •
PURE CARBON OIL, (finality. guaranteed,)
PITTSBUIIGR, PA.
SW CAR GREASE and BENZOLE:constantly on
hand.
Orders received for the arnseat at 011ESS, SMITH
Co.'s, Water and First streets.
at2titeni
CORNPLANTER OIL COMPANY.
IL IL DAVIS, 11-csiticaL
JOILN IRWIN, Jr., &c', cowl Tresa'r.
Diatcwons—it. L. Davis; T. H. Nertn, J. L. Cu.
nagium, A. Cambron, John Irntn, Jr.
rETILOLEUM, of light vanity, from the wells of
the company, on Oil Crook, to Venaniyo county, con
stantly on Laud and for sale.
Office •t T.H. Nevin a Co.'., No. 26 WOOD ST.,
Pittebur • Is. nt 4:1 vi
DEIIikIN.S. OIL W 0
J. MILLEB & CO.
BM6l;'il3=lS=
Odic. and Warehouse, Z. 3 111.A.HkET STREET,
Pittsburgh. • .
Manzihie:turas of ILLUMINATING and LU HBI•
.GATING CARBO OILS and 11.ENZOLE.
. .
war No. l•
. ILEYENNIO OIL, yak:ranted
,soo-implo-
.lIBRICATING OIL, AT TH2 LOW
men or 25 CENTS FIB GALLON, oonstantly
au hand and far sale bj. IL C. AJ. IL SA.WYEIL
A. to the quality, we refer to annexed oort hate:
Pturessung, Nov. 1.1,- - 100:
Nam. A. O. d J. IL Earryer—Groute : The Lubri
cating 011 we are getting tront you we dad to he the
beet ter our nurposee we bars ever used.
Tux L. 8. H. It. B. B. Co-, •
Br Wu, ESPY, Pn.id..4
L UCIFER OIL WORKS.
WILLIAM P. WOOLIIID4E,
MANUTACTVILIE Or
OPAL AND OAILBON OILS,
and dealer in
LANPs, ULIINNED4
N. T 9 Market mutat, between Se,onail and Third,
PITTSBUILIIII,
WRITE BOBBING OIL,
MAE DEBBOBIZED BENZAWL
AND 'mum GLALUSIED auounisav oth,
Lamm; OIL OY ALL tiIiAVITLAU! PUILCILLSED.
atetiew 011 Larrol. wauted.
Culver Uffica,.l:oacuK►ont* llooao. 41411;u5..r/yif
IMAJIWS.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, N0..65
rovatnSTIMILT.
'CHARTERED IN DM.
Opm Mills from 9to o'clock, atm on Wednesday
and Saturday everting*, front Allay let to November
let, from 4 to 9 o'clock, mad: from November let to
Hay Ist from G to a o'clock.
liepante received of all etima not leen than One
DolLor, and a dividend of the profits declariel mire •
year, in June and December. Lateran haa been de—
clared eetchannually, to Jane and December, Ida.
the Rana was orgardred, at the rate of ale per cant.
a year.
Interim, if not drawn out, Is placed to the credit
of the depoeitor as principal, mil beam the same in
tercet from the tint day* of June and December, come
pounding tube a scar without troubling the depoat.
TAIT to call, or even to lament hi. pass hook. At tide
rate, mousy wW double to lege than twelve jeers,
making in the aggregate Zlolt AND Ottli-tuts yea
GTAT.I.V.A.I6
Hooka, vontalulnethe Charter, By-Lave*,
mad Regulations, tunidaloal grape, on application.
the Mike.
Pscatoarr—GDOP.Gt A.LBREE.
Tic. 'kcal:warm
• . Law Pennock,
John Mareball,
Jamcli-D. D. Needs,
A. D. Pollock; M. D,
11111 Burgin,.William J. Anerson,
;viz*.
Juba 13. Mcieduen.
Jubn
41.1e.uuder Speer,
Bent. 1.. Yahneettek,
Jenne McAuley,
June. Herdmen,
•
Alexemler. Bradley, -
John G. Backeitin. -
George Black,
John B. Canfild,
Alonzo A: Curler,
Clad., A. Calton,
William Donahue,
John Xmas,
Hopewell Hepburn,
William S. Hare.,
Peter H. Hunker,
Richard Ha a,
William 8. Lively,
Eorcaaraax Jam TIRANE'
11,2ulewT
Jams D. Kelley, •
Peter A. Madeira,
John U. Mellor,
Jwnes ghhth,,
Robert 'Robb,
Walter P. Marshall,
John Orr, -
Danry L. Dingwall,
John ti, Mboenberger,
William E. Schmertz,
Aletauder
Isaac Whittler,
G'bristlan Yeager.
—CRASS. A.• CALTON
LlD:um AN TRUST AND SAVINGS
VI BASK, corner Sixth and Wood strum..
BANK OF DISCOUNT . AND DEPOSIT.
SITOCKHOLDESS INDIVIIMILFLIABLE.
DIRECTOIJS:
ADAM HEINEMAN* Presiding.
Spriuger Harlutugh; Augustus Hooreier,
E. H. layers, Joesph Lang,
J. V. Havekotte, Christian Siebert,
Authouy Meyer, A. Grouse:igen
DISCOUNT V. ER r DAY:
mylently JOHN STEWART. OssAier.
6TOrE4 4c.
A '
'N, McCORMICK & CO., VALLEY
rouinnr, Pitteburgh, Pa.
aparwumuoviz, Mal/ Week
htariutscturers er COOK, PARLOR-AND HEAT
ING STOVES, PARLOR AND KITCHEN ORATES,
HOLLOW WEBE;'eth, Steal sod Glair Monlde,
-ing KM Cullum - Min OwirtngiOeic Water sad lsr-
OSP Pipe, Sad IrdDog Imp; Wagon
it Su.
Pr KANN, Pallep n j angoto, Car Wheel;
and Outings generally. AL% Jobbing sad
Outings made to order. Patented. - Portable Mlll,
will Steam or Horse Power. nolVered
JAM= r .
YouNG BRorntras, DUCNIEINE Rni;
nem, Liherty street, War the Outer Depot Pa.
IL B. Plttsbargli, Pa., Inesulactare INAIONENE,
HOT BLAST AND. 'BOLLING MILL ppersar,
CA
of eve7dionilon.
OI P IPE, BOILER CAS pt TINGS, Pl= FRONTS,
ORATE DABS, WAGON BOXES, &AD .AND DOG
IRONS, GRATES AND GRATE FRONTS, STOP
000 K BOXES, Ac., always on hand and kw oak low:
Orders left with W. W. YOLlNG.aomer of Wood
street and Diamond alley, will receive prompt Wen-
To FAMIERSANDOtt!.
pros seam, Guowicra fignatlo.ll PATINT
°JUIN Pik ANT SEPARATOR,
. . .
The 'superiority of this Over ao "othera la OM
°c Mate In -its cheapness, simplicity and duratet.Y.
Sound, la cleaning. Grata Meter, better and more
Thoroughly, with you labor, than ,may ether num
The Datonteo ofthe about ran bboa loss WI.
gaged in manufacturing and rollingitgricultursi
pisotenbi, guidgenlinCed of the groat want of a gOod
Iran Sreicaning the difforent kinds of - Graln iut g
Seeds, presents th is to the with con
that It will meet their Wet" . • ." -
hawing purchased the solaright
to manufacture and' roll, A& above Grain fen and
Separator In Waiters Penasylranha %Mara .
gists', and' all (Itilo, and the aVer tit maths Indiana
and Illinois, le now prepared to 1111 all order; 'whole ,
rata. or .rotail,.at xis Liberty Itrast, Pittaborgb:ro:
W. W. wiLLI.AOI6
1011TROLITE OIL' WOlllLS.Ritiisx'ar;
Propristori; Belluers end Illauubutur.'
Pure /limning Petiollti—erede mirk, '
Pure Vila* Carbon 011, • .
Pura Deodorised B. 4a, .
Steen Clsuiftett Lubricating 01X, •••
No. 1, N0..2 end litk, IL&Uktaery OU, ' • •
Arfuld 014 Dead 014 Glary 011, ••.• •
Wegoin:andllyll Omen and 4iptr . l4 of Na,Phas;
• -
IKIR - 1;311fillif promptly,. •
1 1 1 11•01111aceoreer of Front iiad ‘StiiI1k11•11 Eno*.
.1110onnewhrls Mum.. - • !014
Vsloool Mb itC;a2""k
?AIM, inntiluing 11011 W, With,
goad two.sterratcme House, large Barn. SentY of:
cbolcs fruit; situated 213 G tulles. front Greensburg.
Anelv-to BIWA Ca, 108 Tetn'tb at .
fil IL 13 • Tt ILLS-114 extra:heavy Car
. t•ozi OD Darrols received iad lei UL by
J. I. LIOOLTT 100
4.41 d VlVeterSan TrITI
LAttp 0114-4 5 bbh• lucra
4***lTl Nt "F#4 l
.0 6 ' SS!! 'S F" 44r
• - • pia DALAtigritilON,
PM • -- -Mitaigiowasesstnesi
R4lLLlR:fMithit.
aVELAND AND .
l E TTSBURGH DAM , ;it:;; 2, I . ‘,
WAY-TIME CHANGED. -
On awl aftee MONDAY, Noratabar 3 2 j
Enda add leave the Depot of the Yaw
mod. Rittablaglib sa Wows t -
Pgabergi.; C.:limas ma Mama Mori Lao wa
Leave. Pittaborgh.—.--- 0.
.....-.... 1.:5g a. as
do Stenbenville..-----. Cula a. a.
do 1,4
do 1;30 p.
Arrive. p.
do St. ad to
Leaved Pittaburgh.- 1:38 p. too
do Steubenville •
MID p.
do Newark ..... ... ..... iniadellas
do Columbus laCt a. tat.
Arrives
..... 7140 a. au
do St- Limas-- p. m.
No change of can between Pittsburgh ad Cincinnati.
Splendid Sleeping Oars attached to all Night Trahm.
/abbac WAY Leave' Pittaburgb.----.----. 1:66 a. to.
do HelkvlUe...... dad a. in.
do Steubenville-...... ..... 8:21I a. m.
do .... gag L ..
Leaves Pittaburio - Lai P. at.
do We ll avill• • 4.:00 p. m.
do , Steubenville... .. .. ... . ... bap p. tn.
Anita, Dollar p. m.
Connecting'at Wheeling with ' admen and Ohio
Railroad, and at Dollar with Central Ohlc .Railroad
for Zanesvillo, Lancaster, Circleville,. Columba" and
Cincinnati. •
otem.
Maburstb and
Loam Pittsburgh - ezis;
bs6
do-LAVA: in.
do AdErti.: m.
do lindeon .. .. ....... &AS a
Arrives Cleveland...?..a; ----.... ......... 0.06
Leaves Pittsburgh—
do Wel6viilo ....... .......:.... ...... 4.00 p.
do Berard —...-- do' Alliance p.
do' Madsen BA p. in.
Arrives Cleveland 0 10 p, to.
•
Connect at Bayard with Tuscarawas branch tug
New Philadelphia and Canal Dover, at Alliance with
Pitteburgb, Tort Wayne and Chicago Halftime], M.
Utolion with Cleveland, Bartinvills and Ctocionati
R. for Akrou; Cuyahoga rills and Millmalrarg, and
at Cleveland with O. & D. $. R. foil:tie, Dunkirk
and Buffalo with 0. & T. R. R.llbr 'Toledo; Detroit
and L'hiosgo. _
Wellsville Accommodation les . Vps at 3c36 p. in.
Returning trains arrive In Pitteborgh ae follows:
ktall
Express Train BOd a. so.
Wellsville Accommodation 9:40 a. in.
Pamengers &wiring to go to &audacity, Toledo,
Chicago, or points West, via Cleveland, meat be par.
Mallet - to ask for tickets via Cleveland.
Through Ticket° can be procured at the Liberty
&trait Depot, Pittsburgh.
JOEIN BTRWART, Ticket Agent.
Tor further Inrormation apply to
WILLIAM STEWART. Agent,
At the Company'a Offlco in Freight 'Mellon; Penn at.
. .
u 7 T ER'A
TY IiANGZILIZST - FOll tit,f4l4piipy
1862. TRH .11iNK851.-- .
f:
YAN/A.OENTICAL hatinT DAIL
TRAINS.
. .
The MAIL !TRAIN lames Pittabargh fetal the
Pamertgar depot, at the latimection of, Liberty and
Oran streets, every morning (11 4 2A . Sundiyiat. e:10
a. m. stopping at all the pdn - batsmen
Pittaburgh and his train arrives in
Philadelphia ILLS p. m., making alma conlection
far Now rork. - Tiam Kensington depot, at ;1.K.00 mid.
night, over Camden and Amboy link - .
The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the above named
station doily at 4AO p. in., stopping only, al - Cato,
aipal nations, making Mama "oonnecticoi 'at Bart*
burg for Baltimore, Washingtan ,iusb Nan Mirk via
Allentown. M. train anima in rhllidelphia ad
li:05 a. in. , making conaeation• tee , New lark from
Keusingtan depot, at 0.20 a. m., over .Cfamoen and
Amboy Una. A Blespiag ate is rtm.binisigh from
Pittaburgb to Jersey City, via Alltinti masa
The FAST LING Unveil the anve nomad "MIMI
daily (Sunday excepted) at 2:60:a 3.a litp .. l i a!
only at pr=stions, and CoottPeeting
i t burg for Mid WiushingM. TEde-thMe;s
rival hi Philsdelpilli at 6:25 p. ittakthg clone ame•
neetke for Nair York, from KeneingtOndepa. at 690.
p. at, over Camden and Amboy line.
ACCOVItIODATiON TRAINS.
• The Johnstown Aeconimodation Train mites daily.
(unapt Banday) at IWO p. m., stopping Mall ,tattoo :
and running as tar to Conerumagh. •
First Accoauxiodation Train for Wall'eetatiottleaim
daily (except Sunday) at 6.40 a no.
Second Aocatamolation Train for Will. !Biaggi'
loam. daily (except Sunday) at IEOO -
Third Accommodation Train fer -- .Wall'a elation
leave. daily (except Sunday) at LEO -. ‘ • -
Fourth Amommodation Train' km Well'. illation
Laves dolly (mono liintlay) at fclio`ps no. ..;•-• • .
gemming Trains anise in Pitteougnal bllotit
Express, 1:15 p. ,to. Mall, 11:20 p. ; Fait' Lim,
I:is a. a 1..; Johnetcwn Accommodation, 10:90 a. at. •
First Wall'. Station Acotamiedition, sac! a. ca.' Bac!
.ond wall'. Station Amonutiodation, 2:20 .; Thirdm
Wall's 6tation Accomauslatiesh Lart p. m.; Fourth'
Siation Accominodation, SSA p. m. -
• Trabsfromßlairavilleaad indlanatemumisatlllairse
villa Interaistkui with Joharrkma Almen:Modition
Cast and Wtst,•Express and Mall Wok:
,•
The public will Bad-it greatly to their intmart, in
going Wan or Meet, to travol by tha Penasylvania
Central Ballined, the acoanemplatkos now oftand
canton Do yarn's:tell on any other nage. Thailand la
Isallaatad with stone; anti is entthely frac froll'ilust.
W. can promise sanity, speed and comfort to all who
may favor Mile fload with their patronage.
FAllis. . .
• . .. _
i
To Now Y0rk......;. -512 bti To' %Nino - ra.,„...-45 60
To Pldladalpida-.. 10 VG To Lan05tar„.....•.... B 66
$o Harriobnrg
Baggage cleackta " to 41 tailona on tha ratmaylon•
nia Control IL:Wined, and to Pldlattelphla,Ballhanr•
and Nos York. .
Passengers yorchaaing ;
accordintickets In Cara be
in
charged in atoms, gto dkrtence trateled,
addition to the atatlen rarah•nacept trews etallcess
where - the Company has nelgrni. •7:-' •
310210Z. - -1n caws of less, the Cpespany will EOM
thanaelves 'rseposurlble' for pawner ire !Fah
and for as 82110911 t MMI SiOteithatioo.
N. 15.—An Omnibus Line has been employed to
convey passengers and baggage to and from tiul be.
pot, at a charge net te exceed 15 er rich
ientyr and beggaga. For tickets, applyornate t
to par
.l.-STANAZT. Agent,'
At the Ivan Central Rsilboad Jarmo'
Station, et,. Liberty, end Grant streets. • • •
=MB LIFWIti;
Itendent. Altoona,
•
sOla V•L VET •BA ALLEQHB
IL. 5 4,4-ik*lgittl. ,
it 0 A D—WINTSit •
BAINGEMEN T.—On andtatter Wednesday, Nov..ra
bar . 14th. Ma, the snivel and departure el
will be ea , • ..
MAIL TRAlN—Leaves Pittsbu r gh at 7:15' a.m.,
wiring at Kittaiisehag : Leaves Mt
-14 Mat A - 00p. so.. arrirsaat Pi 'Unlash at7SM p. to.
.MILIODATION TRAlNS—leave Kittan
ning at &11 a. m.,andvasat Pitt/burgh it 10:30a.m.
Loaves Pittsburgh .at p. m., arrirao at Kittan•
rang at UN le, mt.
At Freeport, stags to Butler connect - with:ths
Mali Train from Pittebnrgh, and Accohtmodation
from Kittanning.. At Kittanning, Good Intent
&see connect with Mail Train from Pitiabargh.and
Nail Train - lhom Kittanning.
Tickats mold to Botha, Rannihitown, eta..
.. : `.
he: lee: • - PonsrlntendeiL
S - -
TEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
NNW YORK AND LINTEPOOL , land
ing sad embarking .Duemager• skt
(fraud.) The Llvuppol, flew
phis Stakinitap Company Intendal
=
MI powered Clyde-built Iron' Steams
CITY Cr NEW 10114.....----.2aturdg, April 19.
RANGABA)O...«... • Ap r il 26.
CI TV. OF DACT11201112................25t0n1ay,-May
266 everi,B6tztrday, a 2604 from ..P4r.44, North
11=
1 ..
facia 0e5zr.,....576,00 ictranteoz...—"ssopo
do to Land= —. "50,00 .. do . ' to London.... MAO
do to Pah .—.. SSA do - to Parid. ....'... ESP
do to Hambtut. 86,00 do to Hamburg.: 116,00
LONDON NXIILBITION: Botaro tickets,' loa
d= and book. . , ,
lint. . . . .... ......
Ptuselagon also t;;;;;;Qt, ii;mmen. Rot.
indult, Antwerp, to.. At equally low reef.
Warrenton" wlahlut Le Win Gut tiler friends eari
buy tickets litre at the'followieg rata to liew Yak:
from Liverpool or Queottatowu; LC Cobbh 574J8$
owlGlewrge Ito= Liverpool - 14 AM. -Nrout
_
Tree nr ismer baba en perks annenraxlntiona lfr
Piers, arid ark saparlaussi, iintgaere• -..Tter7
are built in WarrAishi bop kaatk i ii k , sud ban
ilerPressanne -lionora.—Brarder Oka ire.
(hard Ares
rookst 840 . ..Psere irserreg rls
neS reirsina go :P•seri.
40 H 1 Vril0141'
No. sin VIM
vni
3 /POSIN3ZEk.AND /1A.A°T11!"1.
QM) AND STtAM nrtnts,
I=l
`PUMPS AND BRASS WORK
OILS WELL > PIMPS of UZABS, OtTPZII .
/RON , ' l,lO . i i *ou lt. o lTlMTMOhlmbas Yams.
a al kite* isd '
MANIIP,IOTON.Y., - •
. 11* I.*,SBll'lllflztoxttettssts;
11.1teio Potstow,
• 00 -.• Nwlunaeelu
Iu storfind ix sale - by
Oarmir Mute and 1/114404,i;,,
CAKS.4 l ..P,UlAtiftfi - JrCatoritandifor 7 ,
09 r' lakr : ..Eituervroakalwoua,6,,,,,
IT 1a14120 Ihrdthtsoa garnet. I.
DUTTBK. b145,.10611:111oll
m bl•
-
:'cap; .
E'.,4ig .. n;;:.