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LATE TRI.EGUPHIC ; rEws
yam OUR EVENING EDITION.]
The Battle= at floutiv - Mills—Arrival
' of .Wouaded .Boldierv7..!Sehdoner
Overhauled, Ote. , •
Forritclus - Miansoi, , April 25. 1 -The steamer
Thos. Morgan. did not arrive until noon to-
schooner 'was overhauled at 8 o'clock,
thiisinotning; * the U. 8. gunboat Covirset,
O'n.asepielen of fin attempt to nin the blockade
and en* the .Bilsehe riv e t. rivn The captain
,
was taken of board the Minnesota, end stated
bounCtorilattirsalnlet lie
i • .
Lad cargo of • beekpork; etc:, His papers
weinishan•frile,htus. •I-.
Leg-of truce - to-day ..returned with. the
schooner Mississippi; which - bronght down
from Norfolk, yesterday afternoon; the seven
teen wounded prisoners, taken at the battle .of
Southi kfilli,A4loitatien of the engagement
on We Saturday reviously.seported.•-.The
United Stites troops ainsisted of parts of five
regimente—the • 21st 'Massachusetts,' 51st
Pennsylvania; 9th and 89th Hew Turk, and
6th Me*, Itattipshire—under commando( Gen.
Reno,,-numbering 500 er 600 _men. • They
landed-below- Blisabeth City and marched up
to the canal without opposttien. The • object
of the movement was to,breakup the locks;
The engagement Wok place during the after
noon, and the rebels were 'driven from the
. .
Lite in the evening t was known that the
-k I
abala were iveseivine reinforcements, and
Gii Reno retorted during the night.
150 . tratsportlon teeing been provided for.
the wounded; they wane left In ra temporary
hospital, sad :Assistant - Burgeon Warren, of
the 21st Illiassaohtsetts, wee detailed to. re
inain with' them.:
Several soldieri;, who were only, Slightly
wounded, left with the troops. -Among them
wacCols Hawking, who was- wounded let the .
lawsuit- or -shoulder. The 'wotinded 'men, on
their arrival her., Wore taken-to the' General
Hospital and properly
cared -for. They com
plain that - while n_the hands of the enemy
they did not - have - enough to eat, but were
otherwise properly taken care of. The follow
ing are their names :
Lewis .liallmani else Pennsylvania, Co. 1),--
left thighs - John Dunn, 21st Massachusetts,
left leg; N. E. Parker, 21st Massachusetts,
right shollderr W.- W. Done,
,21st Massachu
setts, forehead; • James 11.; Brown , 21st Mae
saehusetts, Hitt thighs - Charles JR: Walter,
9th New_ York,xight thigh; William Castel
-yen, 9th New York, amputated right leg;
John'. Cortini 9th New York, left arm anipu--
tated; T. 5 Kellll7,lth New. York, wounded.
in the right- iide;: W- Wilco:,-9th- New
York, -face; Alen:.:Doane); 9th • New York,'
left arm. Averill Hamss.B9th- New York,rlght
wrist; -lamb Lolling, 51st Pennsylvania, Co. - -
A, lower jaw; James H. Bearfasidlet -Penn
sylvania; Co. A, right ankle,;- - Benj.'Hiveli,
bist - Pennsylvania, co. B, right aide; Abram
Custer, 51st Pennsylvania, Co. Cy stomach;
.Jacob O Buskirk, Slat Pennsylvania, Co. H,
left arm.
Auistent Burgeon Warren of the 21st Mas—
sachusetts, detached to attend the wounded,
saeoznpinied the party.
Capt. W. IL Bartlett, acting Lieutenant
Colonel: of the 20th Musachusette, was shot
before Yorktown on Wednesday.' He hu had
lit lett leg amputated. , Us left for Baltimore
in the boat this eveningand is doing wall.
. .
Yorktown fibeiled-by a Gunboat..
Flag Of TnicerrOntGen.M , Clelhtn.._'
Boas: toIIICTOWIfj April 25.-413t4Tillii,;
pal wont of yesterday, worth. .roeutialp&
was the,shellthi of Yorktown ; by one of the
gunhats. She - mired up to the month of
Wormley's Greek, during the morning,
and opened a . well .directe4 -fire on ° their
works, which wali promptly answered by. the
rebels.' The bat then toll' btok a distima of
threitOUes from Yorktown; when she argalu
appoinal,,the 'shells.. exploding -each • time
within tha enemy!' works, • but obtained no
respense. - , A few shots were fired diring_the
davalag the whole line,. to keep the' Sobele
from:Strengthening their works. No one wee
It - ie. mining this moniing,•but the Indies
-Goa are that it will' clear up. •
The object of. the flag of- truce that went to
the 'enemy's line, on Tuesday, by : order - of
General AteClellan, - was forth* pm-peso of ax.
changing ..four rebel .prisoners' fa IS similar
,numberof our wounded in theirhands,lit or-
Aer that they might be better eared for. • The
Answer Stewed •that they were disposed to
- . amply - with the General's ropiest, but the
.• wounded bod:beeii sent to Richmond.
. Col. Jennison 'Released.
_ .
Bt. Lotrre,'April 25.. L - -An order 'hie been
Wind for the release of Col. "Jenid,son from
the military prison, he giving bond in $20,000
to a ppear and answer to whatever chsrgee may
be produced against him. What particular
offense led to Jennison's arrest has not been
made public, but ;it is presumed all- the facts
will shortly be forthcoming..- Jennison, on
bebig arrested' immediately resigned his
• po
titian in the army. _ -
From Port . Royal.
• 2faw Tear, A *l'Th
e sport
steamer Boston bu arrived from Port Royal,.
.via - SClgid, with the mails.:
The Atlantic would sail on the 24th, - with
eighty of thirlOrt Pialieki prisoners:
There is no DOWN of impormpee..
: Tl6-health of the troop.
• Tiiitieskiner Eunice - Sunk.
Onecreirker; April 26.—the '.Government
steamer Bardoe was ran into last night by'the
C0E102040111 .Peiri s oft Ashland, Kentucky,
and saidt.:. :The boat ina total loss. No liens
. . 7 " ecineut Recognized.
insicaiox, Aka 28.- - -The President has
recognised C. P. Ada* as Donald of Dos Duobjr
of Bsie Attenburg st Cluoinnsti. '
OFFICIAL:
Statement of the - Receipts. and Depenclitieree
of the - United-Seater for Cite quarter Mutbik'
December 81; 1861, )exe/ative fru/omb
: ' •Fro put:ate - lan& • „ 8 1, G6 RIA 411 47.
ailocalleneous
'bards • 7 3 72° er"
:10 pet cat 'AI 23
from oiled. Blithe !iota " 1 , 1 ' 4Ad 2
itabi'alfibere OD'
.. 16.604
6
0
from itotlr
*: 0 waii t rbt
Troll! loan et Norm borr 10th : 1601.;'
• •• • 9145667.446,65
1 43 , 46ferfoom,land ; •.• •
Jato d
ionafo 449 . 142441
- 6,779,298 44.
Utmost on,pablio de .t, ' '
".ellotang Tremors Dotes, $3,736,526 96
'Pitman of, Treas. notes .
VAS®
Moment I.,.fll4l4lStrry er
00t. ' •
per set of December 17. • •
_ . 424,00f1 00
Paystatat '"
Mammy noted •
ittractifinBaue,ll4 18m, 12,4..i0m0 00 ,
• 24Mainkstaimht •of tem
pmnt7 loan pet
a`ta lf .
zsosoo,qso O 0•
es roo v 24 9s
111114446.U2
. . -L. x..eft7rhatES,_healeter.
DinquinFar,
Spalar's Qjfkmr - Aprll 11,1662. ' '
•= The hlests- of Yorktown.
Tosaiairr. No, April 22, mu. - -
TIMM iseM done to report in thi.itograoo
of the. Two - roontrabande palmed
,the
enemy's guard Wei boat the) darkness ,
and -rain of brat2OrMaing, sod 'Mies to Our
boy of olitaini arid
iii.: t i t rr i trhu. abf.in,tl,lorty
nittert 'l2 ' Lfitiet e o,
it of Our lines on. the
adios from Williams
• good-rostalopt the
in from IfOrktowa .to
%I) fortitleatione in the
le, but guns are mor-
Arantastarsoes
DaviLeis at Richmond, and, in theOlatigttate
'.of the tontrabande, Pa heap o'.isearcd,':. as
are the, rebels Yorktoitni; and that
t many nigroia are at work on earthworks and
working guns lathe forts.- . -
Of course our forcer , occupies the entire line,
aild Meets the enemy face to face in frequent
skinotabes; The 'rebels 'are in foment all
points 'hea r ilmit Vne, oratJeast have the
[Mini to coneentrate ti considerable number
of troops 14 - 84 tithe on short nodes. They
also Laren supply of moveable artillerywhich
they transfer rapidly, from in point. to
another, aa occasion requires. ,
• reartill . ery the enemy 1111715 t, be deficient,
for their guns are scarcely half as many as
ours. At the batteries we have thus far en
, agedior where a skirmish has occurred, this
sopposed . 4eliciency of artilleiy and the su
periority of • our numbers, as well as the
courage of our men,_gives us a decided ad
,[vantage. Our sharpshooters follow the re
treating foe up to the very edge of his works
and maintain the position, picking off their
gunners at every attempt to load or fire their
pieces.
Try this way the alaughter of thivrebels has
been terrible, for there is en disputing the
fact when mon are plainly seen to tumble over
at their 'posts.. Tho aim of our riflemen has
been unerring. The rebels aro probibly . doa•
clout in sharpshooters , as eur gunners con,
tinue their work unmolested, not one' f Mein
having been killed by a ride ball as - yet, al ,
though their daring conduct has exposed them
.to the severest fire. ,
It is a matter of considerable speculation
why they 'koala suffer 'works -
to have been
thrown up right ander their . eyes, and why
they maintain such a 'prolonged , silence. At
trfew points they have replied sharply for a
feW minutes, and then abandoned , it. At no
point have .we allowed theinto construct a
new foitillcation, and baie 01rOLI grown, saucy .
and 'overbearing in our treatment of the ras
cals. We hive crowded them untilthey can
-not work their guns, and '
taunted - them - in
every possible manner. - -
:While we can give no indicition_of what, our
pteparations are, it is sufficient to say that
thestfof no here on tho grounds, and in close
daily - observation of the works, are emrprired
both at the developments of General MeCtel
lan'a and General P. J. Porter's ingenuity
and skill in taking advantage of natural posi
tions, and the rapidity with which the work
advances. Have patience; the
men in com
mand and their means are equal to the mica-
Bien, and whether the rebels make a stubborn
resistance and tight a hladyUght.or evacuate
after. a few rounds, the army of the Potomac
is ready.—N. Y.' Evening . Poet.
Preparations for the Merrimac.
, The Fortress Monroe correspondent of the
Philadelphia 'inquirer, writing on Tuesday
'evening, says :
.fAhOutfive o'clock it-became evident that
the military and naval authoritiee here bad
'definite intelligence,of the intended visit of
the Merrimac to the Roads at no distant pe
riod, and pefore dark a dozen or more tug
boats'were busy towing the fleet of schooners
lying above the point out of harm's way, and
and there was every evidence that a warm re
ception was to be tendered to her if she would
accept it.
To-night the Roads are entirely clear of
every obstruction. The Monitor and Range
tuok,holding advanced positions, seem like
phantom monsters of the deep, ready to pounce
upon their prey. Both have steam up, and
are. every , way ready for action. Nor are,ire
unprepared on band. The ever-vigilant vote
ran commander or the fortress has madehm
pleproVision for settling her very deep into
the water if she will come within two miles of
his stronghold.
seems excited and expectant
at the anticipated thiidappeoriooe of the reb
eliron-eded Monitor. Those who witnessed
the former- engagements are questioned and.
appealed to for opinions as to.the probable re
sell of the action.. The nervous urea are sure
that come new and More efficient plan of cap
ture might be advised; others are confident of
the Monitor's ability to manage and, perhaps,
sink the Virginia, aided by the:-Naugatuck."
Wino:tarots, April 25.—1 t is reported here
that the rebels at Norfolk, fearing an attaok
upon 'that city, have obstructed the channel
of Elisabeth river with — russets, which are to
be stink on the approach of oar gunboats.
' All civilians are now refused passes to Old
Point. •
Midas Whatelsy, First Comptroller of the
Treasury, le quite In.—Special to N. Y. Rig;
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,
11P TO S O'CLOCE. LAST EIGHT.
MANSION. MOBSE—Liberty et., near It. H. Doped.
!armor Affirarra rumeartrol.
Woo', Wheeling W Porter, Phile
I G Grlfford, St. 'Louis • T Babcock, Johnstown
L Xontagualdiddirport J Gross, Greensburg
A Cassidy Rung Springs Cit Palmer, do
las Caddy, Freeport. I) noderick.a lady, 'Mai-
Kra Wome? J Stevenson, Cleveland
J Matcher, Nen - Toth J T . Ft.itouroe
O Matbevre,'Sdereer co. I W laalman - , New TOrk
J Braden, Brookville S W 2asgvhal4 'Warren.
W Cooper; Philadelphia A P blagill,thlcego
111 Smith • I J Stevenson, do
Abel Farwell, Clinton co A Barrett, New York
B Blazon, Phil& W Holman , La Creme
J B IffeNary; Yo' S Daniels, lona
B V Smith 6: lady, Hands. J L Cransen, rigia
bong W Welles, Ohio
L hater ib; Daum G
A•flogers, Conn - J P Doelr, Groan. - •
T WenrigBl , do W Johnson; New York
R ihnith.'Nea York JA Clark; -- • do'
.1 Dickson, Bel air Xi" S J Still, Keane
W, Carr, Au • W sys, - Bniontown,
* J• NI Moorhead, Phila J W Yhtehmet, Chicago
Jno Elai3o;oleveland • A Ins.. - • —pe
Beau Xase. do 1W T Ifolntosh, Ohio
J England J F Heiman do
E Dltailman, Iluntluirton Ilua3e Mamie do
T A Cadman, Illinois O r Earle, Harlem
W I.Cofiln, -do. • IE dn.
Epckler, .Wheeling" J S Franks, NewlYork
T Balmy, Phila i T Xenon
HARE'S HOTEL—Liberty:dread: foot !di Fifth.
celnltt WA ex, Veva.
D L Dempsey, Beaver ID Bowen , Quincy, lit
Mrs Pury and, daughter, Geo Thomas, •
Bower Hilt; •
.1 Park, Thompeonsille S A tirdilln, Jod. co
H Holoeayy Uniontown .1 Elliott, ,
G 8 Hivalln„ P Oornelliata Canonsburg
.Teriare, Geo Starr, ItirLmwd, 0 -
W Brinker, Butler. D W Fraser; Hamden
H•Carr, Ohio A loam, Burlington
H Stewart, Waynteburg Ino Iloditeni, Conou.burg
J Peeks, ;Zanesville' W liiillanapolis
EAGLE HOTEL—Liberty street; below Seventh;
mem aunt, rimatrrom
8 11 - Toting,
W
.1 It Walker, Woad,.
J H Oaninar, Oil City .
J Work,
W Darla,
Ifludtton, Marchand
C l i .P A2Te w4
J Brunelle,
J Berliodt.
.No. 6 lit. Clair greet.
; riorstreok.
Coo Over • •
C Plger •
61. Cook
_.._
G S Putney Putneyville
L 3t Putney
OM Philadelphia •
A P loner, New York
G W MeLenghlin, Ind. co
A. 09: Bmith,lileadellie
LA. °laminae, Jeff..
A Snider, do
W. B Hatoligon, , Putney
]) Putney. •
—N0.137 Water etreet.
111.01703:03L
S 13 lineton,Limetown
Efockdale,
G B McCormick,
.1 X BannaihNew Castle'
Thus_ Ifolllnpr'
Stints; .Broworviati ,
W Patterson ' -
P Stover :
E Calamine •
A.. 1 Barker' •
1 Al.mulder,
8-Ereto.A, bon nei wine
.1 McLaugbDu, ludiavis
WJAlams,Rmllotou
T Thompson, .
W U Rot b:15011i
0 H NottlatAni Jett
R Itee4Aelien. °mite/wee
Garrison, Brook rill.
.1 Craig; Clirion,
H A Nieh—
483,000 00
.1 P Morahan, - Warren co
J Nattrick, do
P Crceler, .
A Gordon '
W Herrington, Williams
ViMelpa; Torktown, - Va
0 Dunning ' • • -
8 Teasdal• • . •
o Etsel, Baler
-W Williams, 011 Creek
J Oonarroo
J
0 Morton
B Dodd
NATIONAL NOTE '
P. =maw
Jon IffoLangbllra
Olio 'McCoy
T B Ooyn•
0 Bteoner
Barip a Daltlmore
D er. , •
BlOropte nm n, Philaddpkla
Jno 8 Dorson
Cook. Ireland
Plfaher, Tatar
J 0 Stark. Vermont.
LZililaii;il
M '•C A L
2talenaid gaol oeced
Ade:. or their... Market
amass of the Mixtber
trio, it Is Judged that
tame have Uses reerlyed
- 'do not, homier,
theta is anythkeillke
per. is , ;the Arlotnlty.'
they .hare lig! that.
ir state-that ihflinit
tip4agglitrorn; tb,st
Tar 111 - tREL Poke!
GMII3II
From Washington.
.1111tICEL.C.ILVE0178.
011 Cloths, &c.,
.ro. 87 Fourth Street;
.670M7tfERCIA 1, . - REC0111).
'OOIIILITTgE OF .kRUITRATION OF Boit RCP
.OF TRADE FOR FtiBR.UAILY AND MA Ittai.
ittrextzitar. V. P., J. J.
J. I. Dursrri, Aur.s.P.A nit, JR..
a. riI.r.MIPS.
'.:11 Alt ET s
italft;•44 mrh-ia,J7 J., the
SATURDAY; April , mill.
FLOUR—The Flour market in quiet, with
transactions of any importance, nod no change In
pritUis. We quote Extra at_sl,ol) M $4,70, and Ex
tra Family at from ta to $5,25, as to quality.
DAWN—There Is Inn littlo doing iu Bacon, and
the market is dull, vs-talent, bonnet, any chartm
in
rotes. Salo of 3,000 Inn hbonbinrs at 43.,ic; and
1000 Rs Plain Hams at G!.4C.
DRIED FRUIT Salo or :10 bush prime Might Ap
ple; at $1,56; 20 bush Pt-uchou at $2,50, 4114 21 du
primp halves at $2.75.
BUTTER—unchanged; sale of 2 bids Roll at r ; 4
half bids dont Ire, and 2 bids and 12 bosun do at a.
170.
0617 DE OI Is—There Is but little doing in this er
'Siete, and the market Is quiet at 4c per gall. We note
•aloe in lots of MO bids at 40 per gall—barrels to In
returned. .
RYE FLOUR—dull and drooping; ode of 10 bldg
from atom at, V.,87 per 1,1. L
.014.EETE—Sale of 10 txmee prim° W. IL at b%c,
nod l 0 do` nferfor at 6c.
BEADS—.4as of 17 bush primo White at 11,150
per bosh.
POTATOES—iu fair demand, but priers have ou•
ilergone no change; sale ou wharf of OW bush pricer
liesbannoets at 4Se per boob.
Imports by River.
WIIEBLIIIO-1991 M nelthea-21X1 bp malt, Clarke
co; 44 aka. potatoes, Colvin a Rowl; 25U tile, J
Reese ,kco; 81 eke potato-., J McAlplu; 99 bp wheat
SI flour bbl., L Wiltuarlh S. co; 51 Isra barley,lllss.lee
A Varner, 9.9 bdbe layer. Foster A. 11eeeou; 2 bakie
wadding; A. Fink; 4 tibia glassware,' Bokewell, P are
A co; 5 ale tad., Anjer Brewery; 4 cke chew*, B Jenny
oo;.19 aks rase. S empt-kgs, Edgerton A Steuart;
244 bp potatoes, Joe A kaiser, l l bt.bottlee, J Osdeu
A co; 2 empty kids, lleury lieunedy; 91 empty bases,
551.1451 g, Reytuer & bro; 1 ck ware, J A aueuury; I
do do, F Short; I do do, L , Boutiett; a LW. clay, 2.50
Cuthbert; lot roods.% tools, Jos llutwuts,
ST. LOUlS—prat Drip/m-1W bide Sour, J 5 Lig
gett A co; 255/ ply lead, 11 11 0111115.; 942 de do. 44
tadewherup, A lionluu; 299 hided, Ilsturuelt A Knox;
114 do du, .IS Delouse; 51115 Ws Sour, 1127 Ask lard,
WU du rotor, 50 bble .0000 pork, Clarke A ca.
Imports by Railroad
PITTI.BUJIWI. FT. & CIIIC.O
April Loge malt, Fawcett & Walker; 120 oil
Ltd., Jas McCully & co; 92 sks barley, abodes & Ver
ner; 4 ski feathers, 1 kg dead, 1 du butter, Brown ,t
Kirkpatrick; 1 bbl butter, Jos A gasser; 1 do du, lu
bide tobacco Atwell Lee & Co.; 10 lon. suap; J.
Brownlee; 15 do do /dream A Collin; 11 do do, Shiver
& bazar; 15 Loses bacon, I bbl 6 kegs lard, &Loma
ker & Ling; 100 hid. J. R. Ralston;.92s bulk hams
John B. Cauflald & CO.; 33 Lags bides Hammett! &
Knox; 200 sks barley (lee. Y. tandorn.
Ct./m.l4mb a YITIAUMILOII IIaILLUAD. April 25.-
lutt bids dour J. S. Liggett a Co; 6 box. cheese, 1
001 boner, gnat Vangorder; 0 boxes clothing atolo
Btu.; E hlids tobacco, IL Dalton; 1 car of potato.,
L. H. Volgt & Cu.; 2 pigs of butter, B kegs 3 001 s
lord, Frank Yangorder.
River N ewa
The river continues to recede slowly at this point
with ten feet by the marks last evening. The weath
er yesterday was warm and plus*. t, and apparently
settled. Business was quite active at the wharf on
Saturday, with inereased shipments and fair receipts.
_The arrivals sluts our Met report Include the
Mariner, from Ctoclndatl, Glans Dean, from St. Louts,
the Emma Graham, from Zanesville, sod Coto. Perry,
from Nsohrllle, are due 1111 d. Will &ladies. he found
tit the wharf this morning. The Hallman and IL,
rengo, from Tennessee Direr; got In about noon yes.
tord.Y, after having pat all the wounded *Adler*,
with the exception of eight or ten, at the Marine
MospitaL These latter boats appeared to be the oh.
feet. of gnat attraction, as hundreds of cities.,
crowded on board tom* how thej hid been flied up
fd accommodate the wounded..--...1te will be seen
by Card thi nentstemner Lisale Martin, Capt. Brown,
has entered the Wheeling trade In place of the Mc.
Combs. The Martin is of light draught, has good
accommodidlone for paasengers, and I. in charge of
careful, experienced and courteous officers. We hare
no hesitation lu commending her to the patrons In
this trade.....—...oapt. - Perry Brown, •be progressing
rapidly with his new boat . Partherals," and will io
all probability have her completed to two or three
weeks..—._The departures on Saturday, wore the
. Ida May and Kenton, for Oincimustr, sod Weeunore.
land and Fred Lonna, for St. Louis.
ACCIDENT TO THE STEPHEN! DECATER.-011 Friday,
as the steamer Stephen Decatur was attempting to
pass under the suspension bridge at Wheeling, elm
struck her chimneys against the structure, and they
tell upon the deck with a tromendours crash. One of
the chimneye was broken off clam to the hurricane
deck, but a stump of the other was left standing and
in this condition the boat proceeded down the river
without waiting for repaint. Some considerable dam
age* was done to the railing abbut the Team, and
everybody on board was frightened, but nobody was
hurt.
folk-tams strware ens Con. P Eller Ann Emma
—Tun Lorenz Boar Bens—We lawn from the
Cin
clnuatiCommer:ial that the Government steamer
unice, Capt. Tom. Uunlock, bound trim Gallipolis
to Cincinnati, light, and the Commodore Perry, bound
op with a full cargo,—collided near Ashland, Ky., ou
Thursday evening, the Eunice stoking lancet Imme
diately, barely having time to run her ashore, where
the war. out Weight, the crew having ou ght the
bronchi,. of the tree before she went down; from
tilt Situation they were relieved by the officers of the
Boston., Ku. 2, she coming along soon after the acci
dent. It le supposed that the Commodore Perry Is
injured somewhat ate the officer. of the Boston*, NO.
2, reported her lying ashore busy pumping, when
they left her. The Eunice was built at Wheeling, In
October, 1065, and was sold to Government by Capt.
John McClure for $4,000, about one year ago.
• Iv. Loma—The lowa, Emma Duncan, Prima Don
na, Madison and Clara Bell, arrival on the 28th, the
two latter left-Fort Leavenworth, the. lowa left for
Illinois liver, and the Prima Donna for the Upper
MiaaleelppL
Fog CIIIICIJIXATI AND LOntentLLE—Paseengere and
should remember that the Beating., Capt. Bobinson,
Is the next 'packet Fir Cincinnati, and Louisville,
leaving to-morrow evening.
Fox vas ileum AILIMISSIITI Rival—The Florence,
Cept.. Brlckell, will be ready to leave (or St. Louie
and the. Upper id lissisalppl. this evening or to-morrow
mo r W ning. The Diadem, Capt. !lodgers. is announced
for 'ednesday.
Fos Sr. Lorm—The Empire City, Capt. Way, will
commence lhlrmornins to receive (or Bt. Louis, and
all interuiediate points.
FOR Wamdito—The Lizzie Martin, O.pt. Brown
la the Wheeling packet for to-day, leaving at noon
Hods, la the clerk. .
SIMIJWO.I7B.
W HEELING PACKET. c•. - •
TM The Heanier - LIZZIE MARTIN,
Copt: D. T. lintnrn, leavei for WHEELIE and" ail
intermediate points, . every MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY and YELORY, at, 12 o'clock m. nuking awe
col:manikins with the Parkamburg packet.. Rename"
tog, leaves WHEELIEGIerery TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY; at 8 ea.*. m. - Voi freight
or panne apply oh-bourd aa' • •
JAMES PALMS A CO., Agent*,
sp27 • . 116 Water street.-
OR CINCIN,NATI LOU
ldait'
Fl,ll;Lt.rlially,htniatightsteanl
r HASTINGS, Capt. ilablnion, will Ware ue
%lame on:TOW:WAY, that nit leg., at 4 p. For
Iringht or pawns apply on.lward or in
awn J. 0.-LIVII , IO24TON it CO.. Arente.
blOit ST. .LOUIs. AND St ia jaa ,
I FAUL.—abo (Ina steamer EMPIRE
C./t..-7---1 will Isom Vl_ mbar. iseir
13.8 DAY, 30tb. Inst. /or (might or passage. apply on
board or to J. B.• VINOS/ON d .
- • SOHN newt,
. . •
1416G11.1..A. R . -WEEK tA
n Yjda ta t
.ZANZSYLLIA •PAGESIT.—
new and beautiful yewsecor.steamer Ptak ,Is/Ifi
11A11, Cpt. Monroe Ayers, leaves Pilistairgh for
Zanerrale lIVZICY . TUZSDATt id - 4 o'clock p.
Haturning. lentos Zanentile XVEMT TEIDAY, at
if. le • Tor frelebtor paniage apply on board or to
J. ILLITINGSPON A 00:, ,kgenta, Pittsburgh.
1:1.11:PIZUCX A CO.; Agouti, Zanesville. tale
L I 10, LUC • .Iti l iag
LAND; GALENA AND tom'. PAUL
DIUECT.:—The fine steamer DIADEM, Vapt.
will . leave for the aboie and all Inter isediato ports On
NVEUNASDAY,3Oth hut. 'For freight or punage
apply on boanL apt,
1 4 10 K tiT: , LOUIt3.ILEPKUK,
1:. '
. AND ' IST.PAIIL.-=-4he Antateamer
FLORY:NON, apt. D.. Z. Drknell; will leave af• ou
tcrop* on Tabl j DAT. 514th but.. at 4p. tn. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
J. B. LID? /NOBTON A 00.,
- ' • W. - W. MARTIN. -- - - A g"'"' • '
U PAOKXT.—FOR 87. LOUIS, KE . thileati
OKIIK, BOOK ISLAND, -DIIBUQO2.
PAUL. --The new steamer. /MONITOR; Csgt.
Dean, will late - tor the Above Sudan' Internientatn
ports on MONDAY, sso‘ •that* it 6 tedock m.—.
or freighter paninge.appb..on bawd or to
apS:dlw J. IVINGSTON & 00., Agents.
'N'OTIQB.I'he c.o-partiershia hereto
kie'extettii_g:between JONN mum')
and .11.'111.‘ BAR B solder Ili 1111.1120 end style ef
J. B. CANTIZLD dbeolved by lbaltationz
The Matthew of the Lao; Ilret4lll be edited try Jobe
B. Oenßeld, who will continuo tbs. Prortsloo, Pro..
dye, and'Oommtutou busteeio et die old stan d, No.
141 sad 143 /trot sheet: JOIIN B. 9ANTIELD.
Pittsburgh, Jeri; 111115 f 4 - •
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51 , 5- X 4. 1. 4
I
•
HOTELS.
7 ti - WI2N ATION AL
34d A N D 347 BIWA DAV AY
COINER OF FRANKLIN, ST., :SEW YVIIH
Tlitt fitit.clote, honu..--the weed quiet, leduellike,
dud plecnutt hotel its the city--oftera Kuper - hie - in
duel menu, to thole. viNitlng NEWYOILIi for Lact
ates or plemourr It I, .neutral In Ito locallou, nuA
kept. Ott the, EUROPEAN PLAN, In councetteu with
T e t 1' Lit L'S SAL; no a hero relreohmenUt eau to'
hod at. all boar", or dented its their own rooms. The
. c 7 b - Orgeo are moderate, tint routs. and attendance of
brat ordet all the modern ronvete
tome, attached. tulttc:lttel
F REN(...;II •- , 110111:1.,
DINGLE itijollit PIPTY CENTS PER DAT
Hedi by.arf. tuner I.'raukfort Streot.
(Opp - Nilo City nial4
rr.e - Ntoale RAI they tear Ib orJemi to rho eparrous
irfortory.
7h,•.te is a Barixr's .Shop end Bath polar. attowhed
o the 1.1. tel
arr 'Borate of Jtf.'NV EltS and If MJEOLI EN who
ty we ate
no2t3:4lryw ti. fILENCII, ruorninva.
pu% E HOTEL,
(FORMERLY EARLE'S,)
17 AND 19 PARK ROW,
Opposite the Astor Iloa..aud Park
' NEW 4,ORK.
Pairs or Boaap t sl,so rea Ott.
Thin loos eetablieligni •n.l popular .House Imo: re
omlly.teen rebuilt and grimly eularged by the ad
dition of over lon moms, and now has OLLVotilMOdif.
Lions (or over ;WO poraoll3.'lf his also been thor
oughly renovated and refurnished, and Is
HEATED el errtkal AND LIGIITKDIVITII O l TIIROUGIROIfT.
Thin Hotel has one of the beet locarionstu the city,
It easy of assess from all the Steamboats and Reif
roads lesdlolg to the oity, and is convenient to all the
city couveyaneov. It has now slt the aquisite• of •
FIRST OLASS HOTEL,
...string the comfort of Its Inmates.
Tnc patronage of the travelling public is respect
fully so/lcitrd.
1 041 - Tanms, 61,50 irk. Day,
fet:S:llmn H . L. POW IOtS, Proprietor.
•
WE6TERN
Nos. 9, 11, 13, 15, 17 Cortlandt
This old reablielted and favorite resort of the
Business Community, bad Wee recently refitted, and
le onsplete In every thing Oust can minister to Cho
comforts of Its patrons. Lull. and families are
specially sod tuirelnlly provided for.
It is centrally located In the business part of the
.ally, and ilcuntio.us to the principal dues of steam
boats, care, ortinibtutee,ferrios, Arc.
lu outoonnence of the prtaure paused by the re
prices hare Levu reduced to Us[ DOLLAIL AND
FliTi CUM, PLR DAY.'
The table U amply eupplled with all the Maude* of
hece Mid equal to that of any other hotel It
be country. Ample aocommodatiom are offered fur
torard of 400 gamma.
ina . Do not believe runners, hackman, and others,
who say ''the Western Hotel is fulL"
D. D. WINIJIIESTEII, Proprietor.
rum D. Wino - nears. 1614:3m
A ILERICAN HOUSE,. BosTos, is the
largest and beet arranged Hotel in the New
Eughtod Suttee; is centrally located, and easy of ac.
tees from all the routes of travel. It contains all the
modern Improvemenuo, and every convenience for the
comfort and accommodation Of the traveling public.
The sleeping roems Are large and swell ventilated;
the - salmi of rooms are well arranged, end completely
furnished for famillesand largo traveling mattes, and
the house will continue to he kept on a anst class
hotel in every respect.
Ja2l:lyd LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
SE pri.v•G MACHIXES.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
No,v FIFTH STRBET, PITTSBURGH, PA.,
=ll
UNITED STATES FAIR
For the Years 1858, MR and 1880
UPWA:IIDB OA 80,000 MACIIINFS SOLD IN THE
MMKM
MORE THAN WOO SOLD THE PAST TEAR
We offer to the public WHEELER WILSON'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE, ot REDUCED
PRICES, with Increased contiderro, of Its merits'as
the beet and most reliable Family Sewing Machine
now in use. It does equally well on tho %Wheaton'
thinnest Stbrice, makes the lock-stitch impossible to
unravel, Mike on both sides ; is simple In monstroc•
Mon, more speedy in znovemsot, and more durable
than any other machine.
Circular., glrlog prime and description of Eh
blocs, furnished grails, on .ppticatlon In person Cr
by letter.
Every Machine trarranttd (tor throe years.
.tptr.tts WM:SUMNER b. CO
IN TUN rams, or
SEWING MACHINES
WILLIAMS & DIIVIS'
.11N &WALED DOUBLZ
THREAD TAPdIII.4IiWIITG MACHINKS.
Nit., VD to VAL Saleroom No. 1d Fifth street.
These Urchines have been in um four pests. and .
have glean entire satiefaction. They will run, gath
er, fell, hero, tuck and embroider, and. sill do all
that any other birching, will do. AlLklachines-wnr
nmted and kept in repair one year without. charge.
Also instructions given to.purchavers.
Setting Machine Scimaers, Outten, Silk, pit and
Oiler. kept constantly on hand.
LILLNY, STRAIN & 00., Solo Agents for Weetern
Penn* No. Pi Plfth Anna, corner of Market, Pitt..
burgh, Pa. •
LILLNY,STRALN A Cs., m...f.dur.r* and have
(or Jude, Wholesale and Retell, all kinds of SEWING
MAOHINN NENDLY.S.
LILLEY, STRAIN. &CO.,
Nu. 12 Fifth 14.., corner of Atarkot.
AGENTS WANTED. . tub3:2l:usod
FOR BILE.
I'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A good
s• location for. a Phyeician or Druggist. Thu
provements rumba of .Brick•Bulldioire. -hada Lot.
with frolt of different kinds; in convenient to church
es, echoid homed and reaseOger Baihrzy; Will be
odd on reasonable terror or otchatigitufor improved
terming property. For terror,
adding.
tf. T. GILLIAM, . ,
. Jakilavrdeirilt Sharrisbo •h. - Allegheny C 0..• Pa.
14 1 01i,64.1.E.—A twastory frame house,
1 cordatulug Ave *rooms, altuated,ou the second
street from the Third Altterd School llama, Alleghetty
city. The tos has a .front. or 'twenty - Ice:oa Middle
street and extends back 'Mk feet. For sale very
• cheap. Apply to B. YcLAIN 61;01.,
ap24 ' 102. Fourth street.-
SALEA AT :A BARGAIN.—An
ORGAN MELODEON. with four itops and two
banks of keys of 6 °dames. Ras Wren In me in • psi
tete family low than MY years, and is In excellent
order lu every reepect. The style of furniture is very
Windburns, and alma to the boot made Plano Porte:
.hianntaaturer's price 12.03 In lirntott: - For sale now"
ap2B JOHN /81117,Lf)11. 81 Wood .1.
FUlt: .lA4r., • •• . .
EA •
ABOUT EIGHT ROOF. POW.ES.
IN GOOD ORDER.
WILL DE SOLD CHEA? TOR DASD
Inquire et the `OAZETTE 014/04
Fifth trtreot, above Smithfield.
TO LET.
rum) .JLEI-,d .laie, well liniehed and
1 comfortably tomb& km» on Market. between
Third and Fourth street/P. . ,
A long' Booth, MAW up for aecbool, andleretelore
occupied by Mr. Avery's Academy for young ladles.'
Also, Nelam's Ambrotype Rooms, corner of Third
and Market streets. • . . • .• •
AIM, several Rooms aultaldo for .11111cee.
Bent very low, to auk the times.
• ' GAZLAX,•
• • 1:lf • corner Third and Market street/.
14Nt.)It' lIENT-12t two
itory Wick Hone; of linen iton?" with • Lau
tiftlitot t a good location. - , Roviro of
fe.2o:dtf . 106 lilftb etreet..Plnsbunth,
1 4 1 U H. , F.- i : larpd- and well
lighted SHOPS. 30x100, - suitable • for Cabinet .
Makers' or Bioahlso Shop*, will be linulid to orm or
.different • lee., Ap .17At 42 fifth strert- •
141111 V.ALA. Olt tit'aslT—iin Oil
QP'aPiek' er ! r liOti Pl LlTtr - RB,
-.llloAdtt ' Atty at T. Na. 135 Tottlitict.
eamtort.able
./: limn; a e, gable and cartage .2
scree bad, well set mith apple and peed! freed,gip. .
arbor, ee: Win be lemed toe good reasoner &mem
ber of years. -Soothe of WATT WILSON,
• . 268 Liberty &Meet.
Aigo—A throe glary Brick Dwelling on Colwell
treat; 8 reree, - Itr good order. SPIT In
DtGallf "•• • WATT A WILSON, DS Linerry at,
inz.. .Lui2T-4 two stomkiriok
tereewick , areet, rewefb, rosemweti. on,rrittiMaled.
9r 0d.4 JAB. DALEBILAIgii r • D. :
( 9, 1 0 7. 0 5W1P8X414:, •
-PRO.,POS.ILS.
N AVY SUPPLIES-1,562-'63.
Lour DEP.A.A.TX324I . ,
Bureau of Provisions end Clothing, April 1862.}
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed
••Promwals fur Navy Supplies," will he remired at
this Bureau until It o'clock rt. m.,ou WEDNESDAY,
toe :loth day of April next, for furnishing and
du
'keriug ton receiving ten days" nod., eseeift for bis
cuit, for which five. days' nett. shall be given tor
every thirty Onnuetud pounds required) at the United
Stataa navy-yards, at Charlestown, Alassoachusetts;
Brooklyn, New York, and Philadelphia, Penusylva
ma, ench quantlties only of the following articles ee
may be required or ordered from the contractor. by,
the Chief of this bureau, or by. the reepective com
manding officers of the rid navy-yards, during the
.head year. ending June 30, 1883, viz:
Biecult, dour, rho, dried apples, sugar, tea, coffee,
1.“18.11301US4.15, vinegar, and whiskey.
The biscuit shall* made wholly from sweet super
fine four, of the manufacture of the year /861 or IEB2,
but than iu all Cabes W numulectured from flour made
of the mop immediately
,priceding the date. of the
requisitions for the saiutg . and 'distil be fully equal in
quality, and conform to elm and shape, to the sam
ples which are deposited iu the mid navy-yardtgaball
no properly baked, thoroughly kiln-dried, well pock
ed, and delivered free of charge to the Limited States,
in good, mood, well dried, bright floor barrels, with
the heads well secured, dr in air and water-tight
arldskey or spirit barrels • at theoption of the 13.tvart.
The now Ulan ha equ al to the best Richmond and
Baltimore brands, and of the manalltmure of wheat
grown lea the year 18,11 or 18,12; but shall in all cast.
ho manufactured from pure, sound, fresh ground
wheat of the crop Immediately preceding the dates of
the requisition for the same . Isbell be perfectly sweet,
and in all reapects of the best quality; and shall be' de
livered in guotbshlppiug order. tree of all charge to
the United!States, in the best new, Well seasoned,
mond, bright. barrels, or half barrels, as the ease
may bo—the Staves and headings to be of red oak of
the beet quality; strong and well hooped, with fining
hoops around each head, and Nankin quality to sam
ple barrel at the mid navy-yards; two half barrels to
ho considered as a barrel, and. not more than one
third of the required quantity to be in half barrels.
The rice shall be of the very best quality, and of
the crop inimediately preceding the dates of the re
quisitions for the ...Inc.(
The dried apples; gui.o be of the bolt quality, and
shall be prepared by sup-drying only, and of the coop
of the .e.ututon immediately preceding the date. of
the reqMaitleue for the name; and Rohn be delivered
is fatcaegee containing nutmore than ttarechundred
pounds.
Thoiru hoops on the barrels and half
,barrels con
taiakng whlekey, molemsee and vinegar to be well
I ,4 thred with red lead.
•••- • . -
The sugar shall be dry end fit for packing, red
lasi in quality to the beat Havana auger.
The tea alkali be of good quality Oolong, equal to
the nerside. at said navy-yards, end be tielivend lu
half and quarter cheat, only.
The cone° shall be oqial to the best Cuba, =cord
ing to sample. ,
The Items shell be of the eery best quality tahlte
beans, and shall be of the crop 'burned lately preceding
the data of the Sequisition for the same, On poneds to
too taken als one luisheL
The molasses shalt be fully equal to the very best
quality of New Orleans molasses, and Shall be dais
ered fn new, well eessoned red-oak barrels and half
barrels,and with white-pine heads nut lea thin 1
inch thick; the staves not lens than %Inch thick; the
barrels mid half barrels to bis.three-quarters hooped,
and, In addltiop, to have four iron hoops, one on such
bilge, I% Inch h, width and 1-16th inch thick, and
one un each chime I.l‘ inch in width and 1 - 16th inch
thick, and Anal be thoroughly coopered and placed in
the beet shipping condition, one-third the quantity
to Ice to half barrels if required by the Bureau.
The vinegar shall be of the I;Pst quality, equal to
the standard of the United States Pharmatoptele, and
shall contain no other than acetic acid, and shall be
dellyered In barrels and half barrels similar in all re
mttehtao, required sw : e f s or n. msla h sees, w a 1 til l t i ts . e . azt
tilted for red-oak staves and white-pine heeds, and
shall be thoroughly coopered and placed in the best
shipping order; ono-third to be in half barrels.
The whiskey shall be made wholly from grain,
mend and merchantable, and be full drat proof so.
cording to the Untied Stateebustom house etandard,
and shall be double reclined. It shall be delivered In
'good, new, Wend, bright, three.qtusrters hooped,
well seasoned white-auk barrels and half barrels,
with . whlte.oak beads, the heads to be roads of three
piece heading, and well painted; the staves net tole
less than % inch thick, mid the Iseada not less than
%Inch thick; and each barrel and half barrel shall
be coupered, in addition, with one true
hoop on each bilge 1% inch in width, and 1-16th
inclfthick, and one three-peony hoop on each chime
I%inch la width, and 116th Inch thick, as per ilia:.
gram. The whole to be put in goal shipping order,
tree of all charge to the United States; one-third to be
in half barrels.
All the foregoing described articles, embracing
mks, barrels, half barrel., and boxes, shall be std.
Ject to inapeation es the chief of the Bureau of Fro.
',intone and Clothing may direct, the inspectiog offi
cer to be appointed by the Navy Department. All
invections to bo at the piste of delivery. Biscuit
may, however, be Inspected at the place armoured
tare, but will In all cam be subject to a thud Inspec
tion at the place of delivery before thebills arenigned
therefor.
The priced of all the (ongoing articles to be the
samethronghout the year, and bidders may offer fur
Mu. or mote articles; and his offer will be accepted
fur that yard for which tils proposal may be lowest,
and where more than one article is awarded to a bid
der the article. will be embraced in one or mom con
tracts, at the option of the Bureau.
"All the casks, barrels, and half barrels, boxm or
packages,.sludl be marked with their contents and
the contmctor's name. All the barrels end half bar
rels of Pour and bread abet hare, in addition to the
atom, the year when manufactured or pot up marked
upon them.
rib. samples reforredto in this advertisement am
those selected for the emoting fiscal year, and hare no
reference to rich as have been preekmaly
The quantity of three articles which will be re
milted cannot be precisely stated. They will proba
bly be about—
Biscult--..----- —. 3 , 5 0 0 , 000
Dried ,000 lbs.
Sugar-- . ..... 000,000 lbs.
Tea .... . .. .. 70,000 lbs.
Bean 5.».,._»...........»..._... 13,000 bushels.
Molasses 50,000 gallons.
VI n emir ..... ...... . 50,000 gallons.
.
The quantities of any or all may be Increased or di.
minlehed. The contracts will therefore be made, not
Ptr specific quantities, but for such quantities as the
service may require to be delivered at thigee navy
yards, respectively.
Contractors not residing at the place. whets deliv.
«rim are
that
must cetablielh regencies at loch
placee, that no delay may arise do 'tarnishing what
way berequire and when aoontractor tails prompt
ly to comply wi th it requisition, the Chief of the Bu
reau of Provialcmantei Clothing shall be authorized
to direct purchases to be made to supply the deficien
cy, under the penalty to be exprectoeu in the contract;
the record of a requisition, or a duplicate copy there
of, at the Duman of Provisions and Clothing, or at
either of the navy yards, aforesaid, Shell be" evidence
that such requisition has been - nuide and received.
Separate otter. mast be made for each article et
each of the aforesaid rimy yards; and to case more
`than one article. in contained Lin the offer; the Oda(
of the Burma will have the right to accept one or
more of the articlea containedin nick offer, and re
ject the remainder, and bidden; who*. propogale are
accepted (and:none others) will be forthwith notified,
arid is early as prectierble a contrict will be trans
mitted to them for execution, which contract must
be returned to the bureau within five days exclusive
of the time required for the regular tran. mia.ioni of
the mall.
Two or more approved sureties, in a sum equal to
the 'estimated amount of the respective contracts,
will be required, and twenty per oeutum In addition
will be withheld from the amount of all paymentron
amount thenoot as collateral security, in additionou
Mauro Its performance, and not in any'event to ho
paid until st la tn respects complied with. •
Blank fermi of proposals may be obtained on op
to the navy sprees at Portsmouth, New
7tamphin; Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Balti
more sad at this Bureau.
A record, or duplicate of the letterlnforming a bid
'der of the accepttunte of hleproPosid, will be deemed
• n otilatlon thereof, within the meaning of the act
of MO, and hie bid will be made and accepted lu con
formity with . this understanding.. • . '
Every offer made must be accompsnied (airdirectial
lu the act of COngresia makkig appropriations for the
navel service for 1840 47, approved 10th of Angina,
1810 by a written guarantee, signed by one or more
rceponsible persons. to the effect hoer they undertake
that the bidder or. biddernwill,.if his or their hid be
accepted, inter into an obligation within flee days,
with goodund sufficient imretiee, to furnish the sup
plies' proposed. The bureau will not be obligated to
consider any proposal. miler :accompanied by the
.guartintee requited 'b7 raw; the competency of the
guarantee to be certified by the nary agent, district
attorney, ur collector of the militants.
TA. aardios of biddora oalEad to difs nantyld and
dinE.4Adio* ~a
rapirod, as. in kvectri. for.
recepnano fad bed rigid omparisan b. mad* E.
tiaaeniks. adinki ofired and to. acanyl. and contract,
repricing *one that fall beim them; and anis attention
is alsapartioulariv directed to 1/14 joint EvsaGaion of
11th March, 1864, and to the ad of Ithh duos!, 1846.
nAlanBl4lr
DISSOLUTIONS, -14' C.
111SSOLUT1ON OF PARTNRRSHIE
The partnership heretofore existing between
PHILLIPS has been .diswolved on April
Ist by mutual consent . : The bralness'of lb. late nrm
will be settled by either of the undersigned..
S. IL PHILLIPS, 347 Liberty street.'
• JA HES 11c1AY, -348 - Unity areal.
' l'lttsbur b,.A •ril 2.4111,18112. t .ap24.1wd :
11118S0LUTI0N—Ttyfirm of .1101.1)-
J.J SHIP, WILE d CO. via dissolved by man
atetitunut vain. lfith Inst.,ltsviug mold t 4 interest
in the Woodville Oil Benton to GEO. T. 111cCOR•
2110 K 'mid GEO. W. IiOLDhG IP, they assuming all
liabilities of said firm•and` they dote are authorsved
to use the Dime of the late Son in liquidation.
BRYAN.
Pittsburgh, Aril 23, . a 24• Std •
EIIeSULLITION,Uie
-1- , .—ThoPartnenhftpleratoktreezistingnutieriho
melee of JOUN IRWIN a *o2o3,iii this diii.dbisow,
01 by mitiircoitietit: The business of Hie to Arm
will be settled br either of, the. andeetilgnid. et the
odic., No, 6I Water street .- JOHN IRWIN.
EXaM32I2
EME!!NEM
JAJILKS EI:CHOMPS, & co:,
HOPS COTTON 'HILL, ALLEGHENY,
SEAMLESS BANS AND . OP 08)(4$01108.
32 33;ca333 TO to umnas_ivins.
aparoTaata tan at ty. cum. t co.'s, Ist Hood at
Pittsburgh. will receive attention. 0c25:d1
111
Nowlindlii trogxifail t „mr- e t izifer , b 7;
'4.1 - '9 I P RP=O “ -A,
o c .
PETROLEUM REFINERS.
SUIPPER4 Or TUK =UDE AUTICLR.I
I Imre eetabllah'Fln the CITY OF NEW TORII a
COMMISSION.HAWM for the exelttaire .ale of your
commoditiew, mud a* to .apply you. with CAUSTIO
SODA, sla LrEturtak ACID, MUTT BARRELS,
GLUE, BLINOS,Sc:.• • - • • • - • •
I am pr4ared . to'' anke Merit] . ciieh - aciratmes on
coloigmimats, sauttle klre tanideis prompt
bintiou.
tiirCorrespopican's L roqueated amtconsiguments
MI I icited.
• ' WILLIAU a. GWTER.
77. libation' Lane, Now York.
11.NDSAY::lE 'BARBOUR,
CAIIBCJI:.CL,
LA u , 1!. , k1 ANUFAOTU,REILS
WOOD STREST,
Jan.i,md
LILO. W. HOLDS/HP .11•11. 1RYAN.....0. T. WOOILDUCK.
WOODYILLE OIL. REFINERY.
11OLDSIIIP. BR re 1y 4* co..
ILLNITTACTriIIittI or
BURNING OIL AND LUBRICATING OIL,
Keep winitionly on hand the very, best quality of
BURNING. OIL, dear and nit bout odor - also, a good
LUBRICATOR, pure WRITE Buizoiar. and OAR
GREASE:
. iteirAltordere left at NO. 35 Firm Steam Bank
Block, second floor, will be promptly attended to. •
!oes;dit,
IZAOLE OIL WORKB.--WIGHTMAN
kiNDERSON, redness and dealers its
PURE CARBON OIL, (gunlity gunrantood,)
PITTSBURGR,•PA.
Iflr CAR GREASE and BENZULE counsustly on
Orders recelviel fur the present at CHESS. SMITH
Sr, Co.'., Water and Yiret streets.
•
sse.:autd
CORNPLA.NTER 011, COMPANY. •
H. IL DAVIS, Proddcat.
JOHN IRWIN, Jr., Seep moi Pour",
Duszcvoits—R. 11. Davi., T. M. Neviu, J. L.
naghan, A. Cameron, John Irwin, Jr.
PETROLEUM, of light gravity, trim-the walla of
the company, on Oil Creek, In Venango county, ion
stoutly on hand and for mle.
Ofilco at T. H. Nevin A C0.'.,.N0. 26 WOOD ST.,
Pittsburgh.- myp.lyd
PTEUNA 011 WORKS.-LONG,
MILLER ik CO.
Works at:Sharpeburg Station, Allegheny Varay
RallrosiL
Office and Warehouse, 23 MARKET STREET,
Pittsburgh. •
Idnunln4nrors of ILLUMINATING and LUBRI
CATING CARBON OILB and BENZOLE.
OW No. 111 IN.RD OIL, warranted non-explo
olvo, always on baud. ooßLlyd
LI.IIIRIPATING oth, AT 1 . 01 • LOW
rates or ZS CENTS PELL GALLON, donstantly
on hand and for sale by B. O. &J. IL fIAIitYELL
As to the quality, we refento annexed Mit:Mate:
Pin:mutton, Nov. , MO.
Mowry. B. a & J. H. Sawyer—Gents : Tito Lubrf.
rating Oil we are getting from you we fludLo NO the
beet for our purposes we hare ever need. 1
Tas L.& U. Co.,
BY Wk. ESPY. Fruitiest.
LUCIFER OIL WORKS;
- 5 - 1 • WILLIAM P. WOOLIIIDGE,
wow rAortraza or
COAL AND CA1113 , 02i OILS,
•
end denier In
• LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, &0.,
No. 39 Market: street, between Second and Third,
PITTS/M .- UGH, PA.
EN=MMMI
• D A.DZIACIVILLOJI Of
u rrA, 1317/INING OIL,
POISE DEODOII.I4,YD BENZOLE
AND STEMS maira NM/EINEM OIL,
°RUDE DU (MILL GEMITILIS I'VECELSED.
11 , 1rEror Oil Eta Tab wanted. ' •
Corner 0111,;19, Mono now . eibHouse. delatworlyr
11.1LNKS.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK No. 65
FOURTH Smarr.
CHARTERED IN DIM.
Open daily from I tot o'clock, also on Wedne•day ,
aid Warder eyeeinga, from May Ist to November •
let, from 7 to 9 o'clock, and from November hit to,
Hay let front 6 to B o'clock. .
Depcmiti received of all some not lees than One
Dollar, and a dividend of the profits declared twice a
year, In June and December. Interest has been dtr.
. 19 . 91 iadni - initnallY, in June and December, slew
the Busk waaorganised, at the into of eta per cent.
alter.
I Interest, if not drawn out, is platted to the cradle
of the depositor se principal, and bears the dame Ri
ckert from the flint days 01 June and December, com
pounding twice a you without troubling the dep.&
tor to call, or even to ii resent his pas, book. At this
rate, money will double in leas than twelve year.,
making In the aggregate amine AND mix-Hats eau
Book., containing the. Charter, By-Laws, Rules
and Regulations, furnished gratis, on application at•
the oat., "'
Pararomer—GßOßGE ALDRED.
~ .. •
- • vice rasernei rra:
John B. Ern, Dion, • lease IL Pennock, • .
John.llohnos, ' John Xi:shall, •
/Lk:molar Speer, • Dames B.D. Moeda.
Benj. L. Yalu:retook, A. IL Pollock. AL. D.,
Jamm.Dirguloy, i' .111.11Birgwin; '
James Morilman, - '1 • WiLliani - J. Anderson,
• sierwrsta. ' '
. Jame, D. Kelley,
..Peter A. Madeira,
John U. Mellor,
James Biddle, '
'llobert Bol; -
Walter P.than,
rr,
John O, ' - •
nears L. Mi . all,
John U. Shoeuberger,
William IL Bchmer . t!,,
Alexander Tindlo.: - '--
haw Whittier,..' . : ,
Chrhitian Yeager.
,ca—CHAS. A.."COLTON.
Aloxiadar Bradioy,
John 0. Backofin.l, . .
George Block,.
John II: Cant
Alonzo A. Coriler,.
Char'. A. Colton,
Mom Dougloth
John Erans,
fieptoirn, •
Willinut•S:liaion, •
Peter B. Bunko; •
Bichard'Bay.,. •
William 8. Lovely,
•LI3¢.TAIVE AND TioifAoun
kamiavirT
el . E 13.11 A N TRUST AND' tjAVINGS
vi - BANK. corner Sixth And Wood Weeds.
DANK OF. DISCOUNT AND DEPBSIT.
CAPITA L.. . ..
. ..- -
...... . ..- • '• • SIOO,OUIL
ISTOCKHOLDI6I3 ... ..,,...
INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
- DIAZOTOBS: •:
ADAM HEIN KEAN, Prerident. ,
Springer Harbangh.. . AngustrisKeereler,
K. IL Myers, ' ' Joseph King,
J. B. Lievekotte, . Christian Siebert,
Aniboug Meyer. . . A. Greeleinger. . ~
DISCOUNT • VERY. DAY. •
ruilSdiy _ JOIIN STEWAILTi (Whirr.
... . . ,
STOlings, Ice.
ALLEN, MoCOILMICK &-CO., , Vataicy
Youanai. Pittlamlgh, Pa, ~ .
0.41 - Wananoosu, No. 3UI Liberty street.
Manufacturers ef _COOK, 'PARLOR 'AND HEAT.
INO STOVES, PARLOR AND KITCHEN GRATIS,
'HOLLOW WARE, etuititeel and Glees Mould., Roll.
Ind Gesaing:Oss. , Wnter and Az.
tkenSad Do Dog Irons, W egon Boxsi4
gefllettles, VerViunds, (Mop
and Listings generally. Also, Jobbing: andllsoluns
Castings made to order. Patented Portable Ml,'
with Steam or Rolle Power. • - nol2:6nel
11411E1NR .—". r0D21 4. •
• J. OWN Litany street, near the Order Depot Pa,
R. R., Pittabiugh,Ta., manundture 'MACHINE,
HOT BLAST. AND- . - ROLIANO NURNAOR
_CASTINGS of miry drecrlption.
' OIL PIPE, BOILER CASTINGS, VIRE FRONTS,
GRATEDARS, NAGON.BOXES, SAD 'AND DOG
IRONS, 'ORATES AND GRATE FRONTS, STOP.
000 K WILES; &Ai always on hand and for ale km:
• Orders left with, W. W. YOUNG, corusr, of Wood.
Wee( and Dlernond'alley, will' metre prompt atten
tion.
r i lD PA I43I *N B AND OTD I MS.
role Sep; caTwzre BIIPILSIOIIpAnurr
GRAIN PAN AND SEPARATOR,
Pstautsa,haaarr iO.IIW,L
/hi suPgiorit7 of thir SAS aver all' others in 'cis"
consists In its cheque* , simplicity end durability.
'Sewed, in cleaning Grain faster, better , and mom
thoroughly, with kos labor. thena any other. WU: ,
The patentee of th e above lan has heen long en
gaged in manuhituting lied killing Agripoltuna he ,
plat:lien% and convinced at the great went of a good
iho, ihr cleaning the .diderent khatir ot.ilrala and
deeds, presents this to the pubUo, with foil conlidinov
that it will reset their. wsll
The undendginid; haring the rola right
to niannicture Ind sell ther'abire tarairi Mtn and
&muster. in :Western Periarylvarda, Western ,Wir.
g ud a , and all, Ohio, and the :tight to tell in Indiana
and lUlnole, is now ..pvered orders , wheab•
sale or retal4 at ald 1.11 infts4, Pittalutah •P.
DETItoLITE OIL WlMlit3.--'-itsgem
Gum Propriatori; Negnierand 'Niantlanctur.
Pura Hundn g park.' • •
Pur~WhlbSiam Cllcrined Lubricating .011,
Oold Premed LB., do d 0..,
NO.I, N 072 and No. 3 Machinery
Aigtaidoll,Dendllll,-Olors OH,
' Wagon sad MU Orme and Opiritir of Naphtha,
Nir. Order. filled - yromptty.
ItirOtlice, corner of Front anClitnitblaid .itteata.
Norionsaltala Noma, Pittaburcb:.Pa, • . lal4
gool_twastory ted
Hoosty - butt Dem - plenty of
thole. Thilt ; sittlatid . 334 mil es Lion Godutsburg.
Apply to IL DWAIN'A 00..102 Toartb .1.
t►r9' Kith---1 4 extra hallfrlear;
bon,oll Barrels maimd aad for ode ta , 4
AHD; .bbls.". `o. 1 rr't
. .
ricehlizt per stuor. Agglit;tutd lbrule kni 'to
floss
Iti
• r! . 1 g ,7!: 51 .! Zarb it:Audit
69 and TOWststataisti:;'-
R4ILROJD3.
CCM/ELAND AND
PITTSBURGII 4T.4. - titi4a? •
WAY—TIME CHANGED .• • •••••,-- •=-•
On and after MONDAY, Piciwuther " *MN,
Trains will lease the Depot or the rounglnialstitifix:
road, In Pittsburgh, as follows:
PinsburgA, Clohmants Med tits eh
Stenbaceale.
Leaves Pittsburgb.--- -..-... ...... 2:55 a. - 11114'
'do 55g .
'do Newark-- rn.
do 3.30 m. •
Anises 6:45
do St. lea
Loaves 3 : 6 5 p. 14„ •
do Steubenville ...... sa.
do Newark._...`.. midnight.
Arri ves 7:4o a. m. do St.. ... .
_.,711,30 - 4 ... •
No ch.ge of can between Piltablirgh and C7nOfnMfl e
Splendid • Sileefing Oars staselted - in all flight Tains.:
• pusd n .t2 oaf filaling
Lassa a.
do Wellsville .. ....... ."4:26
do Sumbenvills.... aas - •
do Whaling. • ..... 645 a. tn.
Arrives ..... Oa* to.
Loam Filial:argil 1,66
do .... ... 4:00 p. ro.
• do StoobenalUa--- ...... 5:10 p.
do Whaling . 6:25
Arrives Ballair---. • , 6:40 p. in.
Connecting at •WiXelhig.with • Palthnor• and Ohlo
Railroad, and at Bellair with Central Ohio Railroad
for Zanenills, Lancaster, Circleville, Colombia and
Cincinnati.
;Vamp?, as; Cleveland
louvre Pittsburgh 1:55 s. 02.
do Bayard-- 4:58 a. to.
do Alliance .-__ • 7:08 a. in.
do lludson 4:25 a. tn. • •
Arrives Clerreland.. 9:55 a. to.
. Leaves Plttstmegh....... • • 1:55 p. , '
do WelLeville ..... ...... .... 4:lp p. us. • -
do 8ayard........- ..... ...... ....... 5:24 14 in. •
do • Hudson ........ 7:04 p. M.
Anima Cleveland.
. .
... ...... ..... 8:10 p. m. .
Connecting at Ba yard Tinicarawas branch Pat
New natadelphlq and Canal Dorm, at Alliance with
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicagsi Baihnad, at
Hodson with Cleveland, &warring and Cincinnati R.
R. Sir Akron, Cuyahoga Valhi and
at Maitland with 0. & E. B. B. for Erie,' D
„And Buffalo with Al A T. R. R, for Toledo,. Detroit
and Chicago.
Accommodation leaved at 8:95 - p. •, -
Returning (mi. arrive to Pittsburgh ea folkows:
Ilan TWO 4:10 p. at.
Express Train 2.-0.5 a. m:
Wellarille Accommodation 0:40 a.
Pmensen denting to go to Sandusky, Toledo.
Chicago, or points West, via Cleveland, must La par.
Ocular to ink for tickets via Cloteland:
Through Ticket. can ho Proc . bred .... aethe
* Street Depot, Pittsburgh.
JOIN STEWART, Ticket Agent. .
For further Information, apply to
WILLIAM STEWART, Arm' t.
At the Company's Offlee in FroightAtation, Peon at.
•
MC.
liStm:..-
11ATINTEE. AR- '
T RANONNENT FOR
1.862 THE PENNSYL. .. I . l e •
TANTA CENTRAL ItAILICOAD. ABORT 41 •
TRAINS.
The MAIL TRAIN loaves Pittiburgh front. the
Paasenger depot, at the internectinn of Liberty And
Grant streets, every morning (oie na pt Sunday) at 6:10„
a.. m.otopping at all tho princ ipal
stations between
Pittsburgh and Philadelphl.. hie train arrival In
Philadelphia at 11a5 pp. m., making closo connection
for New York, from Bennington depot, at 12:00 mid,
night, over Camden and Amboy line.
The EXPRISS TRAIN Wawa the ahoy* oink
station daily at 4:10 p. m., atoll:dog only at prin.
clpal stations, making_ direct commotion- et Hanle,
burg for Baltimore, Wsar .r gton ,and New - fork via
Allentown. Thia train yea In Philadelphia at:
LOS a. m., making commotion for Now Yodr.,,frawa
liezeingten depot, at 'IE3O a. at.,
over' Camdaniand.
Amboy line. A &replay Oar la run theta fine
Pittsburgh to Jersey City, via Alloatown-,io
I-Ott:ached to this train. „ •.,
•
The FAST LINK leaven tlia'aboia . nainelikithost,
daily (Sundays excepted) a 2:50 m., .stokSak•
only at principal stations, and
re
burg for Baltimore and Washlng•M_ TM, Dain
rivemin Philadelphia at 525 p. mating dos* cow. -
faction for New York, from Neusitigton . depot atthNl
p. m., over Camden and Amb.y
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS. •
.
The Johnstoin Ancona:iodation Train leaven daffy, .
(except Sunday) at 3.00 p. nt. rtOpping at all Anatole'
and running ae for as Gonemesigh. - • - „ ,
• PirstAccommodation Train for WairiStatkaliatrwe
daily (except Sunday) at fg4o a. m. ' - .• • • -
groend Accommodation Train tor . Wail's Station
leaven daily
.(except Sunday) at 1L•00 a. m.. •
Third' Acconimodation Train for Wall's:. Station
~
leaven daily (except Sunday) at Cal p. ni: ' ..,, ..• •
Fourth. Ac c om m odation Train for Wail's Sinaloa'
twtree daily (except Sunday) at thlt. p.-tu.. . ••• ..', •
!interning Trains arrive In Pitmen/lEn as Jenny's
Exprcea; I:15 n. m.-; Ign(1, 5.50 p. m.; Pan -Una, •
Silo a. in. • Joliustown gicommuodation, 1u.30 Si. ID. • -
That Wall's Station Acconuntehttion, 6:3D a; ni.t.S.o l
.p.l Well's Station dax , mmodation, &SO a. tentlltird
Wall's Station Accommodation,. 1;05 p.•m.,; /math
Wail's Station Aecothumution; nAl . p. m. ._•
TrainstrotußlainviLleand Incilaustroonet'lat Plat
title Intersection' 'with. JoinistowECltccnuataat •
Eng sad West; Exprbaand'hisfl Wait.. ' - _.- "
The public Will titer "It, greatly to that. inteest, Le
g oing iho.t tt W net; to brad v by . the pennsyttattlig
'Omura! Itniirood;es ttniaccommodetionis now *hand
camot be ilarrovtial ell any other find*: , The nada
ballnat.-4 with none, sod Igentirely (toe frotagiza.
W. ca. Proma. safety, 'peed and,oomfort to allW•ha•
may fa.or Iblo Road with their paananipe. . . ..
• ligilk. ' - '
To Now Tort- 'ear 60 To 8a1tinitite....,.....119' 5 0
To Philadelphia-- 10' 6 O To, Inntaatu....
........ E. 56, To Barilaburg
checQ td all ' thininn the Pentisitia
.nia Oetiald.gailroad, and to Philndelphia,Baltimorir
' Passenger prirclumbig tickets la :pan be j •
charged ' Winch according midi:mince trawled, b
sadtGon to the etatios ratee4 except_ Iron 'ratioswhen/the Goseping heatutAgent.i. .••"- • . s •
NOTIOIL—In caw et.loes,..theOrampeity
theassoiwa
. rasponSble for personal beggars
.0n1y,;..
end kw ea mount not exceeding $100... : '
'N. - B:••Ais' 'Omnibus 'Law hes' bee* employed
%wry , peoecivirr and baggage ta and from -
pot, at ix charge. net to exceed 26 mats ler.cacti pee.
'isixiixt and Name - 'tor, tteketa. - 7 to . ,
J. SITXWAS.T. t, •
Al the' Pennsylvania' Central liallboad • Paseelages
,Eitatlon, Llborty'aaG Grant streets. •• ' •
•.. • • • - • sNocn , Lswm,. •
. So . stotaudenti.Altosina,
B 0 A D—WINTER
BANGSAIRNT.,On and aner.Wadnamday. Novem
ber 1304,1(481, the arffisal and , departuresTraina
I.:d AIM fallOaa -
mu L. -TRAIN—Lea, es Pittsburgh at 7:15 s. ns.; •
striving s* Kittsaning- at lI:LSa. tn. ,, Leaves
" I b Ira (O) ,EaIOV T TItA P I I Ir rgb at enli p. 7 4 .
ulniat'6:lsll.• M., KriiVOl at YI ttibongh T st 10:34.3a.
Leafed PIUSSITIrgh:Ii 1:12i micas it. Kittan-
At Freeport, stages 'to Buttorxoonaloot -with as •
Mao-,Trant bnot.2lttsbrnh. and Acnonunodatknt
[tom Kittanning. At Kittatudeg. Good hound con n n f er m t . wl i tal t Nall T ug nibi . irk" . Elt , tninrigh,,snd Mall ;
Tickets sold to Nailer. Elennstannro SW` '''• -
'ten • • • WlLlGHT,Supsiininudot...:
STEAM
NEW TOILE, AND LIVILEPOOLOand. • • .2
log and embarking Rmsengem at. QUEEN
phia(lndsnd.), b Lieerpool y , NawfiNek "r•-
ftemahlp Compan
Idden
MU. po tiered Clyde Addle S tea m lron el egi
• -
CITY Or , NEW . YolllC.:.A.:;.....datardety, , klity , s:.• • • -
my ur
anaevery &MALI, AT ly:Mpl, !Mill Pier 44. . . ,
. .
. .
1
urn or. reaseo~
/lUD OADIII.-..,..P5,V0 IST/LICIIAGD..: '
" . .„..411itIVIO'
-: do to L00d00,..:. 80.00 , t.to to L00d0n...;.. /13,00 r.. -
do .to Pods * . DLO° ; do to Nato.' 38,1:0, r
do to'.llautttro. 85,00 .do to LlOnbal - ir. i6soo:
LONDON MEE IDITION: Datil% • t kkota,... 1011.''''
Premengera aleoi;rwar7ledt: Bane, Bremen, poi.. . ~
terdatm Antir%te i at equally,low mita.
lairPereent Win out their Lrkode ant F.
.buy tickets here at t • folloviturrateeM Vele Yak:
Prom Liverpool or Queendosrm let .tlabithingi
and' $lO6. , Steerage from Ltrarpooll MAO.. Artalt
TheiaBumil3Minthimi iionerici• accenini'odeionittei
Pervengete,MS4. awry 'emperimiont Horgan:am bunt bt Water-tight Iron Sections, end. "
'Patent nee. Annihilators on bard.;..:
larriumaisa.+oll fr;fl ' re oitie ßrPr Y
nary Weiss, :h. thaw maw
Nr• &may kin riona 0. ksra.
• . JOHN DALB, apt;
. .15
RiOH ,
mbukder • tro: :inmiTAM;atr«.o.:
DAVIS k PHILLIPS,.
UAM rouribizs. AgiD miormninms.
PLMOIIIBB,
GAB AND sTrAra rintas,
Amzial!.dgmer;M w 3 d 1>e4,km5.11,
GAS - FIXTURES,
PUMPS AND B#ASS WORK I
Of mr7 disc:l4om
%'* ,l ; ilmee ,IRMM.OOPna
IRON, with *di liar 'wire* Cumber& or Irotruti..
of WI thrls, sad waniated to gin tat a. _
smrraoroirr
1111 Water - and UR Trott arsete,.,_
80 - • ;
Yu *mini - fa sale by JAILS YE'YZER., •
- • - Oornerlfarkit and Yfrriztraets.
CI CASKS POTASitT—In- store and for
.
Xi eels by SHRIVESA LUNAR,
Na. er *no 29 ElvitthfiPLl Aityaa. sot: -g
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