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iiATURDAr MCIRMINIF: APRIL 26
Stir Hostig prrcluisal for one op. du "WOW' to
awe Dick's Aorematant mat Dirparch Patent, on of oor
abscraere have Moir papers internam' to therm regnlarly
by a idisolsorly unique mashisiei glitch pale= on tho
mAtte marykaa moll colored "address meamp,” or - toikl,
. wieneol - s appears Omit' name plainly printed, follosord bFr
• Ilse dale ry id which day hare paid for their payers—this
being Amitharised by an-A et of .COngrolo •- rhe data salt
• awns int ademaad on the rood's( of onbocitstion ooney,
r .
'h. =pit . WWI the amoant so enemata , and thou
been. re -rnadiandratid receipt; incasing to every one,
and at timer, a 'Seed knosoUdgo of Jae aeunprper at
' coernt; that If any woof- is made As can ianmeliately
dated 'MO keno It carrected—a boon alike rateable to
. aminsblisharenidasbecerbee, at a end mratbeate all pain
,,,,l a . , . . . Inge 6abseenthern respecting servants,
and es tend to peepitstate .their important relationship.
Macs interesting matter will be found
on oar drat and fourth pages this morning.
Tun rebel Congress at Richmond was to
adjoitin on MondaY last. Was this arrange
ment made with a view of not being In session
when General liteDoweli t Banks, or AlcCiel:
lan Abell arrive in that city ? . • •
•
General Ha'leek's Order--No Incal.
• pation of Gens. Grant and_Buell.
• General lialleek, as Major General cons
. 'mending the Military Department of the
... • .._Mississippi, has'issued the following Gen
' "• eral Order:.
BUTKIIILITZTS Our TOP Tea MUSISTIPTf.
Tursatnten, Tate., April 13, Hui... ,
1. The Major General commanding this
Department thanks Major General Grant
and Major General Buell, and the officers
and men of.their respective commands, for
_ the bravery and endurance with which
they
_sustained the general attacks of the
enemy On the 6th, and for the heroic man-
Der in which, on the 7th instant, they de
feated and routed the entire' rebel army.
The soldiers of-the Great West have added
"". new laurels to those which they hatkatieady,
..won on numerous fields.
2. While congratulating the troops on
their glorious successes, the commanding
.General desires to impress upon ,
all, offi
cerm as well as men, the necessity of greater
' ' discipline order. Tqese are as essential to
• .7 4 , the success as tco the health of the army,
" i • and without theist we cannot long expect to
1. be wietorieus; but with them, we can march
forward to new fields of honor and , glory,
".. • till this wicked rebellion is completely
crushed out and peace restored to our conn-
8. Major Generals Grant and Buell will
retain the immediate command of their re
spective armies in the field. " •
• -; By command of Major General Halleek.
N. H. McLlan,
ti Assistant Adjutant General.
, ..- After the report of the arrest of General
GRANT, which has been prevalent for a
week past, end seems to have been gener
::: ally believed, the pUblie must experience a
very sudden revulsion of feeling towards
that General, if it is to be swayed by Gen
i eral Htztacir , The above order not only
• thanks General GRANT for bravery, endu
• • • rince, and suchsoldierly qualities on the
occasion of the late battle, but. assigns him
;?....• • to the activa 4 eommand of his troops in the
field. ' •
„ • So far as Gen. RaLtacw's opinion of Gen.
- Gnarl? is Concerned, this is decisive. Not
only must the reports of his arrest have
. been untrue, but the very ground for such
arrest disappeara, if we regard the judg-_
meat of Gen. ILtmaci in the premises—
for certainly there is no reason to believe
.s.L that he would fail, or falter, for one mo
t: : - •
meat, to do his duty, if there were any
-such grave delinquencies chargeable against
Gen.. Guitar, as certain writers have pre
- - arnded.
But if GRANT is exculpated by the Gen
" eta' Commanding, whose judgment in the
caws we must accept as correct, what other
shall bear the blame of that fatal !surprise
at Pittsburgh" Landing, on the morning- of
the f3th• of April? That there was a sur
prise is-eerily beyond oontroveray—that
some one is responsible for the state of
.af
fairs that made that surprise possible, can
hardly" be denied; the question, then, if,
' who is responsible?
- L - .T ' From . Yorktown... 66 A' -Reconnois
: sauce in Force by.a speciai.”
.1 . 4 ,.,... . A correspondent of the Now York Cbot
...
';
asercial„ in a letter from the Camp before
:- l
''
---, - Yorktown, of the 20th instant, gives us the
:. , - 2, -;-'...'..
-• '''',..'. '; * To-day I made my first- visit-tolhe bil
-1:
..-.:' :' .: . • ieries and earthworks itifront of the rebel
-• :,:..• : - • fortification', Gen.- Butterfield was so cour
. ' .:',. ''.'. - • •
teous as to supply me with the most es
'' -?:•-',' Atential means of transportation from diva,-
' • ',- ion to division, shorie. Minya time sines
1 1
•. ; .. •' ' --.- my arrival have I had occasion_ to - utter
... .. ' --- Richard-Ill's famous exclamation—"ahorset
~..•
. _ —.adore—. ...
a horse t my kingdom for a horse t" ,, But
as my kingdom is rather Small{ it did not
. produce• horse. Mounted on a fleet chimer
I started out in the storm to visit the most
advanced-of our pickets, and survey our
recently constructed defences. Before I'
reach d them I lost the General, and his
ff
staff, ith whom I set out, and floundered
... about for some - time *Rhin, eight of the
rebel fortifications, and at , length met with
Brig.-Gen. Birney. The' General " being
*lacer of the day for Heintlitlman's divio•
and having jail alerted JO mike the
- rounds, &c., I was thus, under his escort,
. enabled to see much that otherwise I would
not have seen. -
We paiied tirOugh the woods, which ex
., hibited a large open , space in front of the
_._. rebel works, observed our men throwing up
... earthworks, and halted behind. those con
,
. . structed for a portion of the Hudson River
Artillery, which were blazing away at the
~-..: rebel defenses, about a quarter of a mile in
front. The praCtice of our guns failed to
. ;,... ' call forth any reply - from the -enemy.
~ . looking over the guns, the i black figures
of the rebels could be distinctly' seen
- ; A
the naked eye walking on the parapet of
, . ' the fort. From their extreme reserve, in
not replying to the complimenia of our bat
:'. . tery, It was supposed they would make an
.:,..,..... attempt to' capture it to-night. ... N.
.Tor prevent surprise of this kind, our
pickets are
-to be extended,-under the cover
....H' .
- of-darkness, to a position pointed out tome,
which was startling to contemplate. This
.:-...-.. -
leads me to observe that too ranch honer
' "... r cannot be accorded to the noble volunteers
who are. indiscriminately selectid for - this
dangeroui .duty. Softkanded ,gentlemen
and hardy mechanics alike go forth to
'.i.. , '-', ..labor or attack, and handle the shovel, the
pick, and, the ride ; with equel skill. ""At
.-....,,:-..:-... night one , beholds companies of men. thus
quipped‘pesteout front the main camps to
throw up - intrenchments in front of ,the
- '.. enemy under toyer of darknesti. . They -re
turn at daybreak, and whei the preceding
day was 'AS, level field, - is to:be seen a
"_:powerfully:, constructed work, • , behind
'•; . .which is , , placed' ' the most approved
, '' agents of modern,;Werfere. ' Here -la iii
.eessant energy - which , brings- us nearer
'-and „nester 40 the - :decisive -struggle. that
'shall yield us our most devoutly wished for
Not Ir ".i -- the lbels.
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11 : 1afii
Our National Defenees.-linportant
Our
from • the • House' Military .
Comnithee-.lrou f Chid Forts and
',...Vessels'the New Policy.
_
-' Mr. Blair.; Chainnan - of the House Com
inittee on Military Affairs, has made a
lengthy report on the permanent defender'
of the country, and as to what modification.;
of the old plans of defence may be ne
cessary. ...The Committee have collected '
the several leading reports of army en.
gineors-and naval officers, and also that of
Secretary -
Case upon the subject. These
reports elaborately discuss the subject of
frontier defences in all its bearings with I
distinguished ability. They are worthy
the attention and consideration of every
military man in the Republic. The Com
mittee; review the first, second, and third
• ystem of defences, commencing with the
Resolution ' and ending prior to the pres
ent war. Since the initiation of the third
system of defences, (coast-wise fortifica
tions,) forty-six years have elapsed, and
in that time the condition of the country
has changed.
- The old works of. defences on our coasts,
with their old armaments, are not equal to
tke new means of attack. Judging from the
ability of our unarmored ships to destroy
the fine granite forts of the Chinese, it
seems unlikely that any considerable num
ber of our fortificationscould long resist:
the concentrated fire of many_fifteen-inch
gunrof a fleet of, heaVy Ships thoroughly
iron-chid. If, inadequate to such reads
tance, our. nation, in all its increased
strength, is measurably as defenceless as
I in 1816, - -
What is. necessary, then, to make our'
I defences satisfactory—invulnerable to the
attacks of a fleet composed of as many iron
clad Teasels as any nation, without extra
; Ordinary effort, could: readily concentrate
against Uteri ? ' •
1. The creation of.atle tqAtte means to ex
clude from our harbors, laitile ships, ar
mored vessels included.
2. The providing of suitable means' to
detain invading armies on shipboard, when
near important ports, a. sufficient time to
enable,an army of' the United States to be
transported to the point assaulted.
3. The construction of channels in which
to convey gunboats from the Gulf of Me:-
iao up the Mississippi and Illinois_ rivers,
and from the Atlantic ocean up the Hudson
river, into the lakes, and from one lake into
any bther.
4. The creation of a fortress orithe river
St Lawrence,'or at the ..foote of -Lake On
tario, of a capacity, and power fully- equal
to, or superior, to that at- Kingston, on the
opposite :Mom also, fortifications on the
Niagara, or at the foot of Lake Erie, of
equal capacity.
5. The construction, for the protection of
the Pacific ocean frontier, of a first-class
military communication between the river
Missouri and the bay of San Francisco
6. A decided increase in our means of
building and repairing vessels of war; of
manufacturing, testing, and repairing ord
nance and small arms of all grades, and of
making and testing projectilesof all kinds,
and for every branch of theservice.
7. The duplication or enlargement of the
military and'natial academies Immediately
after the extinction of the rebellion and the
re-establishment of peace. And,
8. The constitution and permanent main
tenande of an army and navy sufficient in
numbers and excellence to command respect
both at home and abroad; a respect based
on reasonable assurance of our physical
ability to promptly repress domestic insur
rection and to rebel foreign aggression.
The Committee are of opinion that it is
shown by Capt. Dahlgren that a skillful
naval commander in 1851 could perm into
the inner harbor , of Nei York with pow
eiful fleet in despite of the utmost opposi
tion. The Committee do not believe that
the increased weight of ordnance placed in
°tier - more imorptant forts has increased : the
effectiveness to a greater degree than the
armoring of steamships has increased their
power of resistance. If such a result could
be achieved in 1851, it can be in 1862.
The Committee discuss the eight-proposi
tions at length.
A remedy for these defects should be
found withotiT unnecessary delay. Our
cities cannot be left open to sudden incur
sions from every petty principality, which
bits money or credit enough to build or'bny
aniron-clad ship.' The remedy may possi
bly be found in a few additional forts, in
armoring with iron both the old and new
ones, and arming them with the heaviest
ordnance attainable by art. Besides these
changes, it may be found necessary to add
iron-clad floating batteries and steam rams
in aid of forts land also in time of danger
to anchor rafts entirely across the channels
leading into the harbors, or close - them with
chain cables.
The committee will not withhold an ex- I
pression of opinion that powerful, perhaps
irely adequate, means of defense, origi
nil in character and simple in application,
busy be found to repel the most powerful
fleets and armaments. Theythave reason
to believe that this will be found to be
true, though an allusion even to the nature
and character of these plans, some of which
are now under examination, would be pre
-mature.
The iron-clad Monitor, though of light
draught, can carry as heavy a gun as the
Warrior, and can as safely run by any fort
in her . Majeity's dominions, anchor in the
harbor beyond, and, in defiance of ancient
recants of prevention, commence the work
of destruction.
'The committee consider, -at' length, the
of the lakes and northern frontier,
the 'military use of the lines of canals, the
establishment of naval 'depots, and con
trast our own power with that of England,
alluding to the necessity ot• a Pacific Rail
road and the northwestern ship canals.
They speak favorably of the military and
naval academies.
THE OILLA FOIL TUE NATIONAL DEFENCE/,
The Committee report several bills. The
molt important is one intended to reorgan
ise -and perfect our whole system of ex
penditures for national fortifications. The
plan embraces the appointment of a corn-'
mission, consisting of two army officers,
two naval officers, and two scientific civil
ians; to whom all matters of this nature
shall be referred; and all appropriations'
for national defences and fortifications are
to be.expended only under the direction of
this Board of Commissioners.
• It is further provided that the fortifica
-lion board shall examine and consider the
propriety of the construction of a navy
yard and depot .upon the:Northern Lakes;
of a_foundry for heavY ordnance, and for
the construction of an armory and arsenal
- west of the Allegheny motintains, at such
points as the President 'May deem expe
dient. • •
It is also enacted that the President cause
to be made surreys and estimates of the
expense of constructing a ship-Canal,
con-
Deoting the waters of Lake Ontario and
Lake Erie, around the Falls of Niagara.
Operations before Yorktown.
The .correspondent of 'the Philadelphia
/nguirer, under date of the 22d, says :
' •We bevelled a flag of truce from' Rebel.
Saturday_afternoon y a rebel Col
oriel appeared With s white flag near the
dam breast at Lee's Mills, and on being met
.by one of our pichets, delivered an enrol
ope for "The Commending. Officer of the
Brigide of Federal troopsdn; front." '
sent to' Geueral----, and on 'be
d Weis - datedl p.. in., and Tires
itain a request for a cessation
for two hours,until our deed
ring in front of heir front could
%rid Signed "Paul L: Semmes,
Jai:era" An answer was sent
m. "To the General command
forces- opposite," etatinethat the
)nr men would be received at the
to dam or stresni, and signed by
r the general commanding forces
tas received,, dated 4pp m. , that .
Wort eetiCthe• bodies' to the
lea ~ .lEatiedikedr l titithostffitiei
Tended
Vi==
!MITI Or ODM EINAILP.MHOOTERS.
The offieer who brought in the flag of
truce. and Ocoee:jag:lod in turning over
the bodies, say they lost about a hundred
men, including-one Col. of a North Carolina
regiment. They thought our whole army
was making an attempt to force their way
.;through . their lines. They give us great
credit (or the skill of our sharp-shooters,
and say that whenever a head is shown
from the edge of the woods, pop goei a ball,
and a man is killed. They have a perfect
dread of our sharp-shooters, which accounts
for the fact of their pickets having been
driven into their trenches nearly all along
the whole line. They were perfectly as•
tonislied to see that a few ltandfulN of men
should attempt to take their works, and say
that we showed' more gallantry than they
anticipated.
THE REBEL SHELLS FROM THE NORFOLK NAVY
• YARD.
Several of the rebel'ebell fired at 'Lee's
Mills did not explode as the fuse was not
properly arranged. On examination they
were pronounced by one of our artillery
officers to be of the old pattern left in the
Norfolk navy-yard. The powder in them
was found to be of a superior quality to
,those we used Sflhe same time.
PV:BLIC .4V)I'ICES.
_ .
)DISTRICT ATTORNEY.-W'. M.
hforrviw will be • candidate tor nomination
to the utiles of District Attorney. subject to tiled—
chtion of the Reptibliatti County Convention.
apl9:to
O:DIISTEWT ATTOUN Y .—A csx
11. W• 211031, of Alleshenoy city, will be I%
cathlidato for nomination to the above office, In On.
Convention to be called by the flopubllcan Eoocu
tiro Committee. mlti:te
rwineritiur ArrUitNE un
dersigned vill be • candidate for tho above
oaoe before the Republic:so Nomloollogeourootlen.
MARSHALL SWAUTZWIGLDER.
mbl3:deertellr
U.DISTRICT ATTOIL EY.—Jxa M.
KlairAtlicii will be • candidate for 11011111.14-
11011 to the above oflicr, before the twit Nosultutting
Republican County Coureution. aplf.xlewte
`II . 4.X.)UNT Y CuMMISSIoN E it.—
JONATHAN NEELY, of Lower Bt. Clair,
will bw aupportmal for County Cututniationer bath., the
Re mbliosa Count Coureatiun. a %law tcl,
ifeSTATE SENATE.--E. D. GAZZAM
[eh candblete for the Repubhcau notninetluts
for the State Sehate. apa:te
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Roach., de.
For do by SIMON JOHNSTON,
01024 Owner Smithfield nod Fourth itteets.
BOUTS A:sd)Stly,F.:: ,
FOR TUE BEST BOOT:1,,
Go to the Phtlad,lphia t hsti Shit,
VCR THE BEST LADIES' SHOES,
Go to the Philadelphia Shoe Store.
FOR THE BEST CHILDREN'S SHOE-4,
Go to the Philrdelphia Shoe Store,
DOR TUE MOST COMFORTABLE FIT,
Gu to the thilndelphia Shoo Slur,
FOR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST SHOES,
Go to the Philadelphia Shutt Store.
No SS ;teeter Bracy.%
till J. W. W. CA BbiABAN ACC.
Tli E lIA'rrLF, AT
TAKING OF ISLAND NO 10.
And .11 tho Mbar totem enFtagetni;nl4.
MAMMOTH PM/TUNIS will be rout/ th Om
LE.SLIE:S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
Mai HARPER.** WEEK LI
For sale by the siuglo copy, subscriptions roceiv..4
and Dealers supplied. h.,
JOHN P. HUNT,
Masonic Hail, Fifth Pittsburgh. sod N. E......ruf
South Conmou and iteieral st., Allegheny City.
pLUMBINti,
PITTING,
Done In • superior manner by
BAILEY, BARBELL Q LIU
Apl•JNo. I ' lB FOURTH STREET
T ILE su u v EN I K
=MI
On April 11252, will appear • New Atonally feria)
entitled
BALLADS OF TILE WAR.
A •nerlee of
• PICTORIAL LTII/CB,
Prom the well known Pen of
M A. J. IL DUGAN-NE,
klagnif,fitly'minted from original drawings, by
the beet et Gets, and Want daily printed on hot.prilowd
paper. A 'art will appear every month, including.
among other things, lb. PALL OF IHISITEIt,
ligrall Of LYON, DitATH OF ELLSWORTH.
WEWBER.N. BALL'S BLUVP, PORT ROYAL,
FORT DONELSOIS, PITTSBURGH LANDING,
ROANOKE, HAMPTON ROADS, PEA BADGE.
ae. The whole furmidg an
ILLUSTRATED POETIOAL SOUVENIR.
of every event In the present most important strug
gle In the history of this great nation.
Part I. entitled: THE MARCH TO THE CAP
ITOL, (of the ash Regiment of Maassehosette,) will
appear a. above,.
tllußie Part,. OneuthlY, free by p05t.)..—..25 ets.
One year, (12 mei:ably parts.)' 00
Liberal terms to the Trade. Clubs and Caucasian,.
Apply to JOHN ROBINS,
q.O tbs. 3,944.-a .18:am 37 Perk Res , , N T.
CINCINNATI LEAD WORKS.
NcCORMICII, GIBSON & CO.,
Lead Pipe,
Sheet Lead
And Bar Lead
Pig Lead,
Patent Shot and
Belogerstittelvely In the Lead Trade, wo can tarnish
the above to better advantage to DIALCLII, .d on
mita .terma, than eau be had ehewhern.
steam
pATENTED OCT. 8,186 L
Dithridge's Patent
OVAL LAMP CHIMNIES,
1101046 d ured of -
•
XX FLINT GLASS. , ,
Tbeso Chimnies aro intended for the
Dot Dame, which heating all parts of
the glass equally, does not expose it to
cracking.
L D. DITIIRIDOE,
Fort Pitt Ohio Works
Woohlugton asset,
a•l7 Pittsburgh. Pa.
ETNA . STOVE WORKS.
A. BRADLEY,
No. 30 - Wood Street,
(X)RNER SEOOND,.PITTBDURG.LI
Manorsetune aod wholesale sad Mall dealer lo ell
CAOR. PARLOR AND REATIND STOVES
ORATE FRONT'S, FENDERS, Sc
In our wimple room my he found the
ÜBLEBRATED GAS BURNING COOKRTOSES.
EUREKA. AM) TROPIC,
the worthier which have boon fully tested by thous.
muds, and the gteese pronounced unequaled Oy any
hi the market, together with is great many other
dooksble patterns.
• We halo oleo • very large wortment of •
PARLOR AND REATIND STOVES,
Embracing some of the BEST PATTER NS now of•
fared to the potato. •
•
iharVANCY ENAMICLED ORATX FRONTS and
TENDRILLS, of the tiewrat atjkr. .
•
DU
JAM
0R .41r A11.% 611 M1 31 o t i ni relde K ti l ' T or t a ll o l le ti rod W rori All iow D
INlrSpoctil Inducements °Renal to bullden Ip Naha
or (MATRA FRONTN: ' m1.1241m
E;STATE H. 11: It YAli, debtased.
No. 93 Decombor•Torm, ltlel.
My Roport as Auditor coMpletod and Wed lo dm Orphans' Court, for cOnatmation, on May
1 4 1862 . 11 Ow 1.4 moo ond ex...mitred, In the menu.
midike, No. lid rink lama, rilta.ro.
444. :ate A. M. BROWN, Molitor—
ptt- 3 ( 1 4,E5, 'doz. L'icklon, in
Idols, quarts, tunr sod one gallon Ion , :
, 60 dos..7onotto Ketchup; ; •
60 •• 'Ventsr Simon
tlnderwtood's Tomatora, in cans;
40 ••• Fresh Ptstr.heir, ' : — do
In store and to strive mid for inierby
sp24 . 1111 EBt BROS..
KU ..—We ate no.. I , i
N. fog and. prepared to; &vol.& twortlktr for • Bodo
Ifoontain.,allfloyore of Plain and errant B.ollol'ot
yery superior quality ; ft EYEER . &WS.,
° Non. IN and litB Wood at.
•
VOO limatols'tiow brlsbt Pried ApPles; - •
39 bblc Lubileatthg 0111, . ,
buslr.prine CloTer Seed.
Ferule sp2a . L. 11.= - VOr6T - .lt CO
`A' J. 4 , ,LUU-Ail i t
ISVlLLX..—Tbolightddingtstatem.
1111 TINGS, Cava ,--ltotdasou,.will Awn as
abort, ou,TUP3DaIt. the 29th wt., at ay. Far.
fidstat'ar e paao applyad board or to
apis Aratt,,
. 13ar bens! Tiu-
N 7 .m rot. rib by 1101M-a-TlTilinr.
,M=E
-4DrERTIS VIE.IrTS
Orr MK Op nrE CAINTII01.1.[1: ur A1.1.13/ItENT l;04 Pa.,
• Pittsburgh, April 2.3d,ista.
Q EALED PROPOSALS will be reeeiv
k) e.l at this office until MONDAY, 28th lust., ler
truhcribingr SIXTY-EIGHT TAX DUPLICATEI
for ullico purpusne, and SIXTY-mairr TREASUR
ER'S COLLEGTINU DUPLICATPS. Samples eau
be selrn oa appllcation.
By 'Emotion 'of County Couttudialoners.
nt.24:3t41 - HCgRY LAIIBICILT, Controller
II 1.10/EN 111 LlBl' •OF . FUCA
_LA TONS FOR SELLING LIQUORS; Sled In the
Clerks Office up to April 25th, 1802:
Auberiu Ulmer, eating house ' Versailles township;
Brady Petor, tavern, 3J word, Pittsburgh;
Bleicher John,' do 7th do do
Becker Fred. do 'ld do Allegbeuy:
Chamber. Sarah, tavern, 2d ward, do
Evans Stituuel do 3d do Pittsburgh;
F,ckart J & P., do McClure township;
Viola Timothy, do 3d word, Pittsburgh;
tiochwind Joseph, do Bth do I_ do
Osier, Peter, do 3.1 do ellegteoy;
Gardner Mahlah; do • Chartlers township;
Hook Erneet, eating . house, East Birmingham;
llaurell John, tarifa, Bth word, Pittsburgh;
/Klous John, do 4th do Allegheny;
Kraft Peter, do lot do Pittsburgh;
ES olbroker Peter, do 4th do do
Kepler Rachel do Monongahela,
',lnch Jam., do 4th ward, Pit taboret',
Maloney Tim, do let do do
McKay Jam., other go-.la, 4th ward, do
McNeil John, woes let do Allegheny;
NteiIIASULI Pros , do let do Pittsburgh;
eirttuao J. U. & Co.. other geode, South Pittsburgh;
Roth John, eating house, let ward, Pitleburgb;
Sim. Cellulite, do let do do
Smith George, tavern, 4th do Allegheny;
Saddle thdleib, uotiug boom, Jai ward, Pittsburgh;
Tricot le Bea., hoer,,, 4th do do
Taylor B. J., usher goody, Fast Birmingham;
Welker Fred. , tavern, McKeesport;
Watmu K. D., do let ward, Pittsburgh;
Young N., du .1 do do
The Court will meet on MONDAY, Hay sth,
1842, at 10 o'clock, to amt on the above cruses.
ap2s:3ld W. AT HERRON. Clerk.
1862.
.1862.
White, Orr'. e Go.,
•
SUCCESSORS TO
• GEORGE R. WRITE & CO.,
25 Fifth Street..
HAVING REPLENISHED OUR ALREADY
HANDSOME STOCK Or SPRING AND SUM
MER GOODS, WE CAN NOW OFFER TO THE
MUG ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
IN SILKS, DRESS GOODS, EMBROLD
ERIES, HOSIERY, MOURNING
GOODS, urc. IN CLOAKS AND MAN
TLES OUR ASSORTMENT IS GREATER THAN
AT ANY TIME THIS SEASON, AND TIM PRICE
IS SUCH AS TO SUIT ALL.
SPRING SHAWLS LY GREAT VARIETY;
SOME.E.NTIRELY NEW PATTERNS JUST RE-
CrEIVED.
NE W STOCK GRODEDIEN AND
Pro.lucc:
lIXI bbd.. fair and Owl. Huor;
..450 bbl.. choler N. O. Nolsaacs;
110 do Loverlngo' Syrup;
110 do 11..ay do
121 do assort.' brand. Syrup;
75 do Crushed and Pulverised Sow,.
Pa/ do A and II Cod., do
125 do 1 , and C C Yellow do
51 buses Mark Tobacco—a.;
75 rhorda Y. IL 7es;
2,5 do Black Too;
Wu kegs English Olosbauaeu Pods:
76 boor. pure tlround Pepper;
52 bags Grain do
50,00 d lbs. Hawn thous In am .ke;
lb.. do Shoulder. do
dozen Corn Itroorus;
100 bbl.. ILlce'a Fancy Flour;
PAP do aboieJ Family do
lc) Imo clocks Havana Coins.;
140 do fair and cbolcoltlo Conco;
WO boxe• Fancy Soap;
:too d. !Wain do
1,20 do blarr.b, for family me,
In 1110110 and ior .ale by
IIcDONALD A ARIICCKL FS,
ap2r. No. 242 and 244 Liberty ed., n 0... Wood
i""l'IN A WUFthu,
AIANUFACTWILTD CT THE
I; NITER STATES DIOTINA noonNd COMP 7
NO. 9 GOBI: BLOCK,
Corn, of. Green and Pitt atre.ta, Banton, 111 a..
This Portable Iloofing le the only article ever offer
ed to the publicNhich is ready prepared togo on the
roof without auy finishing operation. It in Ifpitt.
Aaadsonar and eaviiy ondird, and can be safely and
cheaply transported to any part of the world. It viii
not mod or discolor water running over, or lying on
It, and is in all respects • very desirable article. Its
non-conducting propel - rim adapt it tspexially to rov
eying nutuu factories of various kinds, and it le cons.
deatly
_offered to the public after a text of four years
in all varieties of climate and temperatun, for cover
ing all kinds of molt. sat or pitched, together with
cars; steamboale, do.
. -
It is both cht.p and iiiirabto. Agents Wanted, -to
whom liherl ioduccmcnts aro otforod. Scud for
sample, circular, dc., with particular§ to S.
ROOFING ko. 9 Goro st., Boston.
103 NON:111 EIGHTH. tiTENET,
SECOND DOOR ABOVE, ARCH, Ur &rams.
LADIES' DRESS TRIDDINGS, Sc.
The Copartnership heretofore existing between
KAUVBIAN A LUNNISESTADTEK
Caving lawn dlituired 14n:ncial Dormant, the under
signed reetwetfully Inform* the patrons and friends
ni the old arm, and she trade in general, that he. has
Wmtithe ut4tairs rooms of No: ]O3 North light h
street, • re Arch street. Philadelphia to continue
the man lactating of all kinds of DIMAS, CLOAK,
and 111 A. TILLA TRIMMINGS. ''BINGES, BUT.
TONW, TA SELO, WILD, HEAD-NETS, of all de
twriptions,Ac.,,Ac. And will offer inducements in
price and quality, as well as prompt attendance to
orders, in every article appertaluing to his line,
WM. LONN E ItnTADT ILE,
No. KG 'North ILlghtb, et., above Arch el.,
apl9Am Philadelphia.
Block Tin
JMIN P. IiELLOOLI b
N. 44 Mier Street, Now York,
OTTER MIL SAIL, reow UNITED %TATRA ROKIAD WARR
ROMA, OW TUILIR OWN BYPORTATION,
COGNAC BRANDlES—Otard,tinpuy A Co., Mel
tutillon & Co., and other brands of various vintages,
data and pale, In halve., quarters and eighths.
DOLAIELLR BRANDlES—Pellevoisin, A. Beig ,
melte, and other brands, dark and ode, la the usual
pec r.
110 LANG UIN~I ; P. Kellogg & Scheidarn,
and Wee Drop, x pipes, threekir. pipes and case*.
B.U.ll—SLOrtx.,x and Jamaica--eeletted
. WlllsHYS—lllshtuee krt.& and Bansvey'a SAM,.
WINES—Port, Sherry, Madeira, Bordeaux, Bock,
and ethers, of variant grades.
OlL—Flue Bordeaux • Sothis, In teaea and laukels.
feTtOm
D. DeIIAVEN dz, SON,
N.OrliriorCatz4 or
COOK, PARLOR /,,ND MUTING 2ITOVES
Wargo,Oso, No. 47 Palma 4treot.
We would call the attention of builder* and only,
to our large amortment or COMMON AND TINA
INAUNLND CULTIC IrItONTS, FENDERS, do.;
also, to our new COOK INU NANCE, which we have
just brought oat and which contain* some improve
ment* not hound In any other range.
CANT ILION LICOMM ruowrs, IRON - RAILINO,
and all kinds of OatiTINGS mid* to order.
'.1)' 16 : 1 7d - • • ' lea MAYEN A SON. •
ULU
500 Lbt.. choice Daher'. Stour,
300 •• • •• Sc. Louie White Wheat
10 0 '• " Yale el Ohio "
100 " • - Irnmlam , "
100 Goirs MII4
•• .• lonic
VA) " Akron
50 " ^ .
.llpa flour.
n Mote and bruit° . IttaILEGVY & ankaßrs
aplY No. 257 Liberty street
- • --
I, 4 I LLY,SIL SALAD 01L..--Leghottli - BOr-
J: doatm'and -Nino Olive 011, of fr0..11 ialportation
in quarts and pinto, Joni recelro4 end . lontale at MP
Fntully.lhocery tiloro of
• JOHN. A. ItENSILAW,
$ 21 . Oornor Llnerty and Hind otroolo.'
N, FEATILEtid AND itAtia
4.1 1 tudo Cotton;
4 inclo /nallierc ,
Toarrlv. (Qr. et4l.'l,v. . DIOKICY *Co
.B''ON- Ett fIANUINUS—S
largo lot allow priCed received end ler Nude by
'apte • W. P. 37A11811A LL, 87 Wood swot,
T •
itNE rer.E HA MANUS in'Crim•
eon; Brown - and tiroon fur Edo byy
• spEti . •_ 1' • W MARSIIALL.•
nAR e-
LEAp--200 bdle. Bar Lead r.
!calved and for .11e ley
... .tryka 4 U. Ir. COLLINS.
KU Al (X) iN lIRUSII--30 b&les re
.l.;" C 61•04 and Ids by " U. IL COLLINS,
..... _
STOZ.IE , ' WA'rElt I'IPB =5OOO yards
from 2to 0 locla calobre received sad tor sots by
ap24 AL COLLINS.
TIIIIMUK. (ANDY-75 boxes waltz, • yet.
iLs) low and ird and whitnaook Candy In atom and
to artlya and !OYU& by ISS•1111.Ea a DUOS., •
anYn ' IkluallM and 12/1 Wood darns:.
I , 7 l llMPti,:AtiliEtiti /ND. HEANEY'S,
JL for We b 7: iltntrx l3xrixr.l3t wood la.
ZTON.F. CU'A.Vbitro'VOUL6, for sale by
'A.)" itioto OWN TRTI/RY. Lld Wood tt.
cio4lks RSVckixtats, inch., ti 'hot,
NJ for 4sle by BOIVN TETVEY. LlCWoott irt.
ell)Ol ) Mitit'XIJOLS, for sale' b
•j 23 BOWti 1.16 Wood sc.
•2M
, . -
N ',DR F .ss ADS,
NEW DRESS GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED
lii^3
W. & D. HUGUS'.
LAST SUMMER SILK. SELLING AT 75 CTS.,
WORTH FROM $1,25 TO SIX PER YARD.
SACX/UES AND MANTLES,
Au unrivalled assortment, for $.3,50 to M.
SILKS.
FIGURED SILK COLORED, front fe.Nc. to 112,50.
PLAIN . AND STRIPE, from fai to VW
SOLID COLORS, at all price..
BLACK COLORS, • rtmerlor article, $1 and upwards
DRESS. GOODS,
The most complete stock on exhibition, from 123 c
to 51 per yard,
ar
BARKER & CO.'S
59 -Market Street.
N. B.—No deviation from find prices. ant 9
H OOP SKIRTS-NEW taYLE,S
J. M. BUCRHFIELD'S
FANCY SILKS VTlll' CAW'
ENGLISH BERAGK do
WITITE BRILLIANTS do
4.4 CUINTZES
DIMITY LONG CLOTH
SOFT FINISH JACONET MUSLIN&
SOFT NANSOOK
8.4 CAMBRIC FOR LADIES• HURTS
WRITE SOFT FINISH TWILLED CAMBRIC
LIMEY EDGING, EI:TREAD LACE,
JACONET EDGING AND INSERTING
agi'Don't fall to call and examine the stock, which
will be kept well snorted ontll elneed ont. a! •
IMEMi
TARDi PLAID JACONT, at 25 coati.
BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS AND CHEAP at. 3734 -
HEW AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS
NEW STYLE SACKIES AND CLOAKS,
VERY RICK PRINTED GRENADINES,
NEEDLE WORK AND HOSIERY, CUBA'.
PRINTS A$ CHEAP AS EVER
•
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED Ll MINS,
vary low.
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.,
_
NEW ILIILLINERY (WOW
nECOND LARGE ARRIVAL TIIIS SEASON
RORNE'S TRIMMING STORE,
Noa 77 and 79 Market St
WhOlesale Rooms, Second and Third Stories.
We take pleasure In annonncinigfo our customer.
thar:our New Wholesale Millinery Booms are now
open, and have Just been alled.wt.h a very large and
choice stock of BONNETS, of all kInds;.INWANTS`
and MISSES HATS, PALM. LEAP AND WILLOW
SHAKERS, FRENCH FLOWERS. AND RUCHES,
BON SET RIBBONS, from the New York Ansa=
Saleo—the beet assortment and the cheapest waiters
ever offered to the trade. 'BONNET SILKS, TAR
LI:TAINS, ENGLISH CRAPES, BOMBAZINES,
BYRON and WHITE BILK LACES, and 'every
uthor article requisite for a first due millinery trade.
gunny Merchants and Millthers are - Invited to
examine our stout berme making their pinks ass. ,
. .
JOSEPH .lIORNE.
• .24 . . Now Mond 79 Market at.
A L LEGEISNY CITY
H . 1 1)KkatlAillEFtS, .
TOO L &DIPS, FRO* $1 TO $ 3 OlOO.
YOU OINTLIMEN, YUOM3IB $1,150,
The lamest and cheepant itatkia the etti, at,
dlouNrs STottlt,
a••la • 1 sad to Market striae
CRINOLINE DRAPERIEI
thre• vizas, ryixtivvd by sawn and fur plat l y
.
19 H&TON, MACRUM & IT mut-
.
JUSI .111 P
DeanUthl styles of. .
BALMORAL 881.11/9., FOS SPRING WIA.S..
The Ann lot just melted- t.ble day. , • I.yles, :diem an In
-. sited to call and examine the st
apt/ RATON idemion CO:6; ts at run, at,
ILEAD . DRESSES!.., •
. . .
OP ENTIRELY RE* , STYLES,
Just roarleod from Nevi ioidror ' bole;kaio and
GENTIMIEN'S 4.4001)a._
rum *swum,- coLLAIts, TIRE, °Loy's%
NALVNOBN,BI3I3PIDIDENS, HANDENR.
CIIISfB, a* int - mr.aisos, SILK
AND COTTON UDIIIBDINTB
To all of which we WOW apscialottontlon.
apl9 EATON, MACRON A CO., 17 NUM at.
1917KINTED TO :RENT-931ALL Hong
g g t.lth lour good clean moms-mot be in good
tenable order, either he Allegheny en. Pitts tarp at
A reseenebhe rent—win nod a gunitenlet—fentily,'
glow men, wile 'mind Addlnee &A 3is Al 4.
W• 1. bIUTTbi 'tkude ' re.
tzokum LATCH'* suronzasolt.
apt. . 116 Setan4l4l4l4.
DRY GOODS.
~'"EN DRESS GOODS,
NEW DRESS 000D9,
NEW DRESS GOODS.
NEW CALICOS,
NEW CALICOS,
NEW CALICOS,
NEW CALICOS,
NEW CALICOS.
W. dr D. HUGI7.9.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
Bmccii Ing and opening daily
74 Market 'Street.
Another lot of thas• &Toth;
FRENCH sicarro,
EATON. MAORI 4 eCik, i7 . Yi nit at
ira.xars.
- 4Jrwsi"Wicz4 '&
O.PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
Loewe And HINDIIIOI4
LAM
LAST NIGHT or THE DA SCIIATINO' DAN-
SE USE
SENORITA ISABEL CUBAS
• MY FELLOW CLERK.
1910311
LA FOLXE•-•
SENORITA ol;BAS. 'SENOR =MENU
SLASHER AND CRASHER:.
SLASHER MIL ORAI3URR
LA GITANILLO Y CURRO.
SRSOLt XIIIENE3 AND CORPS DS BALLET.
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
LAVINIA- MISS GILLET
BOKARO CARDAS.
SENORITA CUBAA, SENOR XIMENES
and fall Sprainlt Corp. de Ballet.
MONDAY, MISS ADAH ISAACS MENKIN
ORIGIN AL, CELEBRATED,
World-Renowned American Men in Ed Idlature,
GENERAL TON THUMB .
SMALLEST MAN ALIVE,
WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE ON SATURDAY
NEXT, MAY 3D,
At MASONIC HALL. Tee) brilliant enter
tainments each day--efternoon at 3 o'clock,. and
evening at 8 o'clock. Doom open half an bone pne7
"tuna
Un Saturday morning, at 12, au /Wm Morning
Matinee, for the sprees acconimalation of School*,
and Wallies rodding at a dist.ce, Making threean
tertalumenle on that day.
The Little General win to assisted by
Mr. W. TOMIN, the Groat English Baritone and
Buffo, from the Nobility'. Concert, London.
Mr. W. DE VEILE, the American Tenor, and
Mr. C. U. TITCUIdIt, Brilliant Pianist.
The tieneral trill ride in his beautiful Miniature
Carriage, drama; by Lilliputian - Ponies , and a tt en d e d
by Kinn Coachmen and Footmen, from the St. Charka
hotel to the Hall, preihma to ettch entertainment, -
ADMISSION.
Day Eutertainment.....2sc Evening EnterliinntlLlSo
Chtldnm nutter lo 130 Children under
Schools admitted on Reeervell beats 2.5 e
liberal terms.
The Plano emS Ise ° Cltickering," Liudty furnished .
by John IL Mellor, 81), Wood etrent.
ap2l:2w ALFRED CAT ELY. Business Agent.
U. CONCERT HAIL,
Saturday Evening, April 26th;
- LAE night of tho
GREAT PRESTIDIGITATEUR,
HER R.V.I.Ar.li;
ENTltib' ETHANOL" OP PERFORN4NOE.
PItuGILASLIAnt
NEN !RICKS 1 NEW TRICKS!
CrRAND CONCERT -
By the Coiebt cited Trio Irons the Actolemy of Mkiii4
Now York.
. .
Adults.lvo 60 coot.. Roserve!,lacate 25cootiextra,
•Tho oalo of state will continue at the Music Store
of J. U. MELLOR.
Doo1:3t rs °pea at "..•%. To commonea at 8 &dock.
ap.l
✓ UCT ; IIO.7r SALES.
UNDERWRITER'S to EOF ILARD
weicx.--ou Tula;bey 31.Un2iiti6, April MIL
at 10 o'clock, will bn rob!, at the Lumlluttlea Auc—
tion Louie, Al Filch etc etc, by order of Underarti—
tent, a clock of Unit quality Ilardwine, comprialits in,
11 , . doz. Firmer Chian's, from tO 234 inch; 0.
doe. Uuup;ee, from nto 1% loch; 1 Uv14.131111 Lookn
/ doz. Tap Inman 7 doz. Coro Mali; aS pars Patent
Clothes Pins; 4 ooa S.elyarda, It* outran iba.;2s
gra. &ream, 1% and /34 :SO inch; JAir Bram; eandk , r•
racks; 4 doz. Oahe ti doz. Box do; 2q
da., dictum Trepo; 1 doz. Brittaribt _Lamp.; 6 dozen
Nugaah Frying Yana; 1 doz. Pitteat.liiidtrons; 2 due.
Tracecbatua; bo papers India; 6 doz. Ilateliets; 3 doe.
axe,. The guoun can be examined on the morning
of saltr. Terms of salo cab, par funds.
aprti J. U. DAVIS, .
•
OU RULD FIJIt itt•.'— On.
AA. MONDAY AFTBIINUUN, April 28th, at $.
1.,1...ek Will be eold, at the Conunerclul Auction. •
House, fit Fifth Mots, an aitsortut.t of excellent 1
iLousenohl Furniture, coreprising - tt alnut Drumlin; I -
Burma, W6IIIUS and 111nple, MI& Post Bedatonolk- •
Dent Iron high putt Bedsteads, suporOr .BrOseala,..
Carpet, If Ivor Matting. tint Been, Breakfast Tables, !,
Wash &ands, Window Bib:Wo r t:hair., Allattntues„
Feather Bed, Siout, China Ware, Q.t. titEina,Kiteh
en Iltensils, So. Also, ono Yonohl. Shower.
One &WV Counter with drawers, AC. •
W 26 .1 1.1-. DAYI2, Auc't..s '
IIL.A.CKSILINES' W AOC-
J." 31•0;i1/AY AFTEUNOOIi:4OiII
sath, at. 2 o'clock, nt thu Auctluii House,
CA Filth strua, will ba wIU, a pair of Blacksmiths'
Belbems but a abort lima wed, arid In esculicat con
dition. ap2o • . d. 6. DAVitl,Atset..
Valid tsuliEhLIAN GLAS6,
J.ll, It PLA:rif, ec,:—ThWmOrnhig .
1141 d eecating.,(aaturday) April 26th, a IQ; and 7).§
bu co:alumni the sale of . rich BOl4emisa.
Glue, Yrench China, Sliver 'Piste, Potion ilfigurea
and YarlorLampe, compusing a inagolgoent assort.
ment of the newon etyaos of elegant sod-rusafadirtf.
ohs, now arranged for exaruirksuun.
44. 26 J. G. DAVIS. And;
QPECIAL SALE OF DRY . GOODS,
NJ
CLOTHING, DODIS AND 811018, dc:—On Sat
urday next, at 10, 2 !GAT% o'clock, at Masonic Hill
d kuctlon Home, will Le auk: a large quantity of lei,
/losable IHtY GOODS, CLOTHING, 230uTS and
tillOgS. The attention of Dealer,' is Welted to this
T. A.NIocLELLAND, duct.
O"NTOY .13UullY V
AUEION. •
--J.kk Saturday. lusorning, 2dtb, at- ItY
o'clock, will be *old . as the Commercial 'Auction
douse, 54 Fifth street, one impeller open top Diaggy
in good oendltiost. J. G. DAVIN, Amt.-
JTIERCMAXT TAILORS.
NEW GOODS I
NEW GOODS! I
ILENBY G. BALES CO.,
(Sacoesson to James O. WAM,)
Are new receiving their Spring Stock, conhtriatEg
every variety of goods adapted to men and Coy's Wear.'
which, in except, choice cute and price* will compare
favorably with any In the trade.
French, American sod West of England Clothe, of •
the beat maker, of every shade very.
large Camimeter and Doe•kina; Super .
Black French Doeskins; Super Black French Carid.; - -
mem; Fancy I.lrasimeree lu every variety; Bibbed„ -
Black and Fancy Caastruorce; Silk nixed Casalmeres.
of every ahride and color. •
VSSTLNGS—Yaney Silk and Satin Vesting', new
style.; Super Black Satin and Bilk Wattage . ; Malta&
and fancy Silk Yeatings; White Figura) Silk and
Satin Vesting..
Also, every vatiety . ...t goods fOr Sualties" Coats;
Murals* a very choice. ealection of Vuinfabang Goods
adapted to genUetneu's wear. • - .
Soliciting an early call from our friends and aka
public, any order. 'entrusted to our care • will inset,
with prompt attention and punctuality in all 'cum
GZSItY G. HALE a Cu., Merchant Tailors,
• uthlS ' Cot. ?non and St. Glair sensate.
plirszcia.drs.
D R. CHARLES H. STOWE,
PIVBIIISI . S_AND SURGEON,
Off 34 FEDERAL STRIEt.
(Opposite Colonnade Row, near !inapenefoci Bridgij
ALLsoniart -
1 - 11 C. Id. O. JONES,
J., .
tai NITLII,4 , Ei7I4CKT.
•
DITTSBIIRGH, FT, WAYNE AND
CHIO4,OO HALLWAY COHPANT.-41irtill- •
cotes of 800 ck of this Company will be lamed to the,
Stockhelders of the Pittsburgh, Port Wayne sod
Dellroad Conay on and
the
the 10th of
4 C L I PUT, on their NJcoming with following-pro
vision of the agreement for .the reorganisationot.
meld CoMpany, to wit: _ -
__"Holders of Stock of the PITTSBUILuIy,_SDET
WAYNE, AND CHICAGO BAILROLD comPANT..•
upon the assignment of sued Stock to each pumas
may.be designated for that Porpme, by the Pm
-
diming agent, may be allowed to receive an equiv*-
lent amohat of Stock In the new prperatioth in' .
Shares of One Hundred Donate meek. will &OPqtr..'
tilicates for Res ildwoutsi not entitllNl.th* holders tir
dividends. :
The dowasment Hooks .111 bo opened oaths.. 10 . 01,1,
mb3l:dtool W. 11. BARNES. 8410netary. •
rur - A.PetNEssOItA4IbERY7 Tass
1/. ram Quistion.—The Proprietor, of the °PAR
/SIAN CABINET OF WONDIDLS, ANATOMY AND
MLIMOIND" ham, determined, regargless 'of ax..
pante, to issue Erna (h,r the benefit of :suffering itu-,1
• inanity) POUliof their most intending and Instrocei -
the Lectures on Marriage and fur Dlegualificatimm,
Narroua Debility, Premature Decline of Manhood,
•Indigoetien. Weaknossor Rpm:Won, Losaof Energy.
and. Vital Power, the Groat docial Drib and thaw
Maladies which read: from Youthful realm, Name
+ma of Maturity, or Ignorance of Philology andlise
tutu's Leer: 'Those iisralunble Lectures _hays tome, -
-the mama of enlightening and saving 'lbtessande, and.
stu heft/rwarded Faion - recelpt of Pour Stamps, ityr
addrtsalag SNOIIETABY, !arida* (Waned of Anat
omy and Mediciae,_ t4gßroadway,NetrYork
.
UITIULTE 211AUN.A•SL14..
Alp in 6 cm. bottkm tho form' of powder. It to
entitled to eixiekti tho !load Vitiate.
'of Dro,gatito, &moo, and moot Mineral Waters.,
&wits Powders, end other similar artlelio. Whea t ,
Aollettlo the morni ng, regolarly, It Imo as admirable, - •
offeet...on the patrol mono, notomiroonotl "..
contituye adoueN an 9 cooling olf-01l tabrib Mem,
fgalots." - Fpr sato by low*. rmitorawimAiadL-: :
mat Dettiolitsi and at the' osionfoctory, No. /211"
street.r Now 164. Pries zs awn.
MB. MAFFIT
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