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4,
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slniot . --
~.5141311113LViik 610:CCM, azainz A z g
XxatThaurrs pr, o o
Q• 1""less: ,- :"''' Ff Liberty Juts, vim_
• • . •••
iIkirACKEOWN,. & LINITART , Fr nia
.12,1, ADD GSA= rAcTORS,TINOODU AND CONlrsieNni
• ,JlLarnagAm-for the tale-nt Slow, Omilo. Pork. 8. -
1, : ,imah _UAL. Butter,..P.gm, Cheese, D imaa ,
%...-alaneth. /hatless, it ot as es, Pot and Pearl Ashes,
Balaratm, Linseed Rod Lard OlLs, Dried sod Drot'o
Amite, Timothy, Clover, Flax and Grua Deeds.
ShatilliVatwal mad, on Consign/mama. •
- . • No. 207 Liberty at., Pittebunth.
_I 011 L, CANFIE o.kuous
.cr oloa lu loawAwara NEWLIN? And whole-
- &dew hi . WIXTERN DESERVE CHEESE,
DIFFTER; LARD, PORK, BACON, FLOUR, FISU ,
POT 'AND PEARL ASHES, SALERATUS, LIN
. REED AND vegp OILS, DRIED. FRUIT arid
eu!;ratly,los. 'l4l and :143 !Feet street,
ULP''t
81"
'PARA Comassiox
C
Maxis nad'dealers h FLOUR, GLUM AND'
tt niclimog,..No. 243 Liberty street, Pillisburgb,
elsoinn brands of /lour for Bakers, and family we
coastal= band. tarticular attention paid ft
for. Merchandise generally.
VAN (;01;11$11., ?Rom:tar...2o
:,..Wreosueissiox titmice...44 6 km in FLOUR, 8UT
..T1114 111100M8. tiIiEDS, 'LARD, CillirEbE, PORK,
DBLYD,..II.NDAiLESN ritlntri land Pitiduaro gen
"srully..lJLe+d csatischrsuces made on roushrumsurs.
• gygsgbouse, No. , ll4tßeortid stylist, Pittsburgh.
- •
COMMISSION MERCHANT
) . ,11.ND DYALYB IN CRUDE OILS,
oOrber Hand street %LW Du ueene:Dl
AXES IU. ItieVAY, looswißDnia
u Cononmid* Itniannar, for the We of FLOOR,
.:1111:141N,•' HAIXItt, "LAUD, -BUTTER, TAW and
.....;••Wistesn Produce itencanltyi No..IO.BMITILVIAL,T)
•11TKENT,Intner, of First, Attabnixh, Pa. .
••• airetdets and conenrnments eittod. ia=4".
'VETZEIk FORWAILD nut .1.16
eouthotos luticturr; for the Ede of gtork,
LAIID.BUTT.EI4B.EP.D.9,DILIKD
AflitlLT, and Produce generaly. Illatioet.l4.,
•., corper.of Ifitst,.Plttebortch- • 'Onf.n4:lV
A. OCIMIAZZI4.--..' Y. F. LINO.
.QCHOMAKER LANG . : CommiatuciN
1 / 4 77 litaceurrrs and trbaletabe dealers In 0110 C L,
ItyiLY„'SL(MR, GLUM PROW:ION, dt., No:'xt9
Liberty efreet Pitiaburah, Pa. eo&dir,
• 14.01A/AND RIDDLE; succetsor to Jno.
• &o • No. Irtt Ljborty street, Pitb
-PRODUCE. • GROCIEIIy 'AND
- 00101118810 N JIARCHANT.• - ,
Cotudgumonts rorpecttally - - farettly,
_
WM M.
‘l etrarrik .13110THERS,-.. .
Foßwiinuia
AIID COFIIISSION ILII.CULNIII . 111.1,d " draeif
PAO - VIgOSSAND PRODUCE GENII4/41,L14.1i
.2155 - Litoarty stiest, Plitabcirgh, :pyre.
.
A OnaasswrilizatollA24
AND. REFINED CAILBI1 4 1
. =1:11.14, GLASS, IRON, NAILS, Ac.,; No. It y
j tics
Aurl"onCAG;n Part PlO 20cAida...1 ,
vorrat,J
.COFFLN, suocetiimpl, to
.I,7l.llll.thindlesa, Ileum OL ESA LiC GEO
, , OLR4S, wryer of Woad and Wit or atm* Pittdburgb.
rwo'
CGoinceeesorto L. G.
lataittitoDucE AND COMMISSION
• ..t •
- •
JOES snwaseHOp..
JOHNI. HOUSE le Co w
noLpgAr,E
(Anexiasura Mseaurrat, corner Ost
builtbrleld and Weser streets, Pittsburgh; Pa. jr
--01-111.,141EUTON '4E STEWART.: W HOLZ
• Csoccee...irolkutsinirros •?ILI:r,:i!LJL Fp.
• 107,Wond Street. Pittitmmh. '•
ainszarrucn.-
, i I EtROW I4I I9 KIidI7ATEICIEBONDOLS
-Ganef:se and-dealers In. FLOUR AND
Ma. Jae. WI and 193 Liberty area, Pittaboro.
TAMES 1): . ..ELL" it SON,' Comma.
slam Miamia* for the este of CRUDE AND 111.-
rump wow: Water
, r_44t.bu.4 14 : , AdTiOma Wilde vii mruigumcuta, .
DR UG GISTS.
„.Q.IIION JORNSTONiT - DEALEE ter Pinis
DDITGEI 'AND CHNNICALS, - TEILVVILEILY
- . . GODS, DUNNING FLUID. OILS; FAH.
MrDtclNE9 tc., Ac-', of atrlutly prime quill
areal itlfriceat prima. COrttor
• 1 04 ,4 1 i4 l! tirrrlie •'
• Daly compounded es all lonic',
• . ••••,-A: ,,, VAIII}Cr7I,O4;K'ic CU. , Wnouo-
Tamp AND •lOVRA '
ON, corner of Weed art 4 TIM
PitteburkEt.
Waousiza DEAtair.
VV is DRUCk "AAA'S, OILS, VABNISHS3
A
T.
Drs STUNTS. No. 2$ Liberty Cenci, Pitteb rgh
cr4ces nosh 4, • t NAtelitioa.
altreClL.
witAIINEkm - TER,
.11.P.IDer.mjetattoc
ttabw nais, comm. of . IOW" !Inf
(Thalr stieets, Pirgius . - ,
OW; ILL 'KEYSIgit, Denciouvr,
140 Weed street, corner of Wood street and
Nictitransfattnelnuirn. Ps.
c T ollll . l l . ...liLkiCONTißt4lATrotticitr
.0, a7.14*; Ornct, second story AreaL'ar raw By*.
*Mai la lbw settieraiitt, giod
nn of dales. triuthr, t 3., la Waiblagtoi, Dirirga
of Cbleeinbta. nolikaane
" '
JY v„uw-ritics &MELLON,. A=
area ii - twor, Na itifoOrth strtyi , AT:, daily
4thoigilltolthlteld, PittotieNth.-Po-
irtmeuts. -IAWINti t . ArroymEr
°nits; Ng, tto Pclutb
_stmt. - corner of
.A7l.
AhIUEL A. irArrauxtr
- • Ciantiatiftti , sitriiii, sittbildtg tics gfiraor- Mar.'
.1641 arilnam, Pit • Pa.— •- - t **NU ;*-
Arrozwzr teihr
LAWCovina:Luta mr Lair. has rem to KCIBB'S
' BUILDINGS, N 0.12 Dtaatoad attott, wait.
doof.tk Dt.litet`a Chorth. , ..tayleatte,
•-••
--••••• .
• : •n.' 8., ATTOUNinr AT LA •
R. 1415:139 70iith attest; Iminea IMP BuDdIA6
•: • ,mb • ,
PROD CCE.
.111. X07411{1101/.1. ~,, . .........1......., . ..........;....4 i i Swop.
4 BECII &HUTCH:M.4O . N, Coicmissuis
an TotirmunticLiteitosairra;dailon IniVEST.
, X RESERVX. cIIERSX, VLORE, PIS/1.-
.ix X IA . „,,, 00X, RUTTER, LINSEED OIL, POTS AND
- PEARL ASHES, SEEDS, ORAIN, DRIED PRE i r
and Produce generally, Bea ' brands Fan* F r
alwayo on band : ' Aged Pm the Ala of Modloor
Co.'scelebrated- celebrated-Patented Pearl /Hard, Nos. 6'
' Boob:id iced 146 PIM ids.; bOticoo Woodroad Bml -
. -i.IE• E• : • RR! Uti---,--
• C B:.9ol.Lllc64Torwar4
tog and Cominlielonlif ar -
- - -amid imed 'limiter Art - 171IZEdle, 131:111T114 ; LagE
nou anC.Prodom generally, No., 25 Woods - greet,
, aboin'llFeter 'Plitab . tr.- -:- - , ' my 2
-- - •
• 0 ' 1
• &, 'ORK Yank-
And finder* Io PROVISIONS, corner of btu
kiot }:441 Frani. otreer,... - jatdiy ,
•
• 7A7i
4:43tAXD/NTER: COFfIN, deist 1.61
.111airiarx, Permoosmitio Am, Itsuisco
squirm Couraittoo, • Natib•otot corner Wood ood •
1.. - O.,,JULN.N., AGENT Join &Kest-
GA. 8t $. at Pennsylvania end Hutted in•
,imesincolloalsales, 87 W•ter oteset..
Q2II3IUAL 'KEA, beciurrAir:r erriume
" . I„,jli*pitlitcsClirawir, vonwr Market and Water
DON, 811:011STAKIT
forsoaAmet 00 Water t.
ri. SECUSTARZ ALLEGHENY
ANT, 37 Yin stmt. ,
DKr GOODS.
Inisos
WILSON, CARR &• • - ;
irDer, Pops &OA.)
weouterut
~ .1141:01UtIGN AND DONISTIO DIM 400 DS,
lok Wood street, ;bird 'house, above Diamond
*nu/. Pl Its burgh. , a • 1031t1
'111 , 11i1.11, sit aosesar
Atillotohliad Ji Co., Wbc4osaitkaad BoWl Nadirs
twAITLYLL AND FANCY DRY BOOM North.
= 2, toot Folmar sad Market .e 2
_ _j,2,#. ..BARKlfitt &lOU...lllteurits or DIY
80 Ilmytet itreet, bottoms Tided MA
IiaIiNISON- LOVE, 'Mum', &U
-. • 4 .
Goonsodas etas orir
AIM Atarblitasset. Pittamith.
"initA;A:AIIP,Tid4LIATOS; 474-
...-.....,
-4/0 INizaz "-Tiiix
:,- .
2.., Par gast4til
IPt.s4ll nu
GainivgArt .
..7:77"14;; 4 141 t a 15 -'
11 .7 1 :: , - • .:.', l . •.,_ 1,,,,- , 17: - ..L ,_ :
GROCERS
swrivEß k LAZEAR,
GIOOEaB
COAIMISSION uzacnAsvi.
Na. 57 and 171/ Soothdald threat,
Corner Second,
iklyd
WM. H. ICTIOCIPASILICIL T. ELIMPATIICIL
11TAL H . t IiPATRICK CO.,
TT wlloLs&ax.i Gabaris , ctiai sium macs mmi
AND DRALzu Covirrir Pi:optic?, No. 253 ' , Wen/
Erect. Pittsburgh. Pa. • . • • ..n7
TIIOS.
Ll r rn,44 & TRIMBLE, Wawa :Lug
1 3116011111.11 AND C Ol llll2BlOll iiiRCEAXIII, dealers
in ,PROODOE. FLOUS,,BAGON, OGRESS, 118 a,
CARBON AND S AE OIL, IRON, NAILS, GLASS,
COTTON'. YARNS, had' Pittsburgh ruanutictare•
generally, Second siren, Pittsburgh. - ,
DtrICAN iIIrUCILLEs .1/16—.4 411"0".
McDONALD-4 ARBUCKLE, Witiorac-
JA. R&ODOCIF/JUICOSIIIMOW Mite
oneters, JOblioutst .0. BUOLILSand MOLASSES,
REFINED SUGARS And SYRUPS, FLOUR, BA
CON, RICE, CHEESE, SEEDS, Ste., No. 2SS Liberty
street, Pitoburgh. 0014:1; -
I:IIEYMER & BROTHERS, successors
Repass Atuterson, ,:Wholesale deskus
VON/MN FATIPTS, NM'S AND SPICF.S, DON.
FEL:Tit/NEAT, 800/1118, FINE WORKS, de., N.
128 sad 128 Wood street, above Fifth, Pittsburgh,
Penn's.
. .JrAhdly
esoaus 'Amon immix..
T_TEAD .. KITTZGAR, AND
JLL Ooinuataint bleacurdma, and 'dorderi iti all
kinds of COCIXTRY PiLODVCI AILD Pirrouraur Luau•
FACTURES, No. 24V Liberty. scree, oyposito head of
Woad •creel, Pittaborah, Pa. ap:bly
ROOT. 1.0211011.:.." S. 102140.11.
Re ROBLVON 1c 00 6
.; Wuciiimaix
& citint i la or Naum an dialGei o•
AnthoPnVulStONS, .PIODUOL d and P rs ta n
burgh manufactures, No. .455 Liberty stmt., Pitts
bejr. • .
sari
A. Ninommum lisocas,
• t onmiasiox acas Itsar and deal lO er in TLOOIt.
GRAIN, 1 . 11.0D001. AND PROV ISIO NS . No. 270
Liberty street, opposite Baud, Pittsburgh, Pa:
air Liberal advanced 'nada on oonsignmenna
rnitri:lyst
JUN , : " flotsam& Dituata.
.A ix GROCERIES, MAXILLKROPE, OAKUM,
OILS, PITCH mid Pfttaburgh mannfitannsd . ildest,
No. 141 Water street, abut. the Monongahela Bridge,
Pltubu .h, P.
ROM=
...... r. DA131.11.16,
ROBERT DALZELL CO. Wnot.E-
Am ' Co suiutihOiciiii Itasyggiaws
Nett - land dealers' itt - PRODUCIE sad Pitts
burgh manufacture►, Pittsburgh.
11.010
giurryle.
..A.XIBERT'effEEITTON, IVnoisaets
Gnomes, PROM/CZ Dr.Aucxx sud COINNISSION
Msacuaxn, No. 6 Siztli.troet, Pittaburgh.
MIN WATT.. .
.... ... .JOHN
WATT WILSON, Wuozsuia, Gigp•
c..aa„ Coltxxsaiox ktracaiurre; . uld itealeina in
Produce and Pittsburgh =waif...tures, 1iu.158 Lib
erty street. u 25 •
11.4.1,911. DICKEY CO, WHoLasmps
1
mummma, commission Mszato.wra, and dealer. In
PituDUCE, No. bl) \Valor ocrpot, and 65 Fro= stria;
Pittobargh.
OW. W. DILIVOILTII..
S. DILWO — RTH — dc CO., Wuousets
CV. lli Ri Oocas,
usbur Ngs-130 and ,IF . F..finowl sear
uoiat. ra", - T. 1
JOHN FLOYfI CO., WHOLES/J. Gapc.-
& 1i c.1.11 AND C0111X11411041111EACEUXIS• /72. WON'
And =IS Liberty utroer, Pitt•burgb. jele
WILLIAM BAUALEY, %JouLuis
Gwent, New 7f - and .20 Wood itroot,
Pitte
-ry;L, Pa.
AEXANDEit WilotsiAts
opooss, houortor otDe - Am, No. 27y Liberty
suss% Pittsburgh, Pa. mho
ora , /ww:crmmii7i.
_
TAANIEL BENNETT SON, Item
rAcroaras or Wll/T.ll SIDN); aINA AND
tiILEA.II COLODED WARE.
DirlArricx AAA Waxy... Horst .ar No. 71 Fttrlll
8111 ALT, PrITSIIOIIOII. Pa.
w. a. &acumen asseruu...— P. emir.
lvf Ae K INT 0 s autriituu
_ma. corner Pike and O'Mara streeta, near. the City
Water Worka, Pittsburgh, Pa., Manuescturers of
MACEINTOtiII AND 11EMPAILL'S IMPROVED
PATENT OSCILLATING STEAM . ENGINES AND
SLIDENALVES, of all Kiss and best style. -
Basing put up =adduct., of large capacity alni.
the . heat quality, we ars 'prepad to do beery Job
of
bing. and solicit work in this re Hee, trusting that by
promptness, and the character of our work, to morn
Pa tt i° Vito special attention . 'to ourBALANCED
VALVE USC/LLATING ENG/NEas oosubining
rangyad 'heretofore . anattalned in this class of
n JaNklyd
crurtati Imam
WILLWit BARNHILL & CO., No. 61
Penn Gunn, below 'Urban", Pittahlugh.
STEAM. BOILER 'MAKERS AND SHEET IRON
WORKERS; MannacturersofßAßNlllLVS PAT
ENT BOILER, LOCOMOTIVE, BLUED and DM
ninte Bonsag, CHIIINETB , URgreLIEN,
VIER BED, STEAK PIPES, CONDENSERS,HALT
PANS, ',SUGAR; "rixs,' LIMN TAwl.B.--Ling
BOATSstc.,, etc. Also, BLACKSMITH'S WORK,
HM G& and.YLiDUCT IRONS, done at the short.
set notice. All orders from a distal.* promptly at.
mamas MOORE, Miarvvicirmiii oa
JL MID DEALT.* 111 *IL LODI or COPPER-MS,
TILLED PUEE - 11Y18 ,WHISKT and FAMILY
Nos. 189, 191, 193 and 196 Elm street,
between Smithfield and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.
lifirPrirata orders eel/FEW, Highest nissluftlaififi
earrusel 011 and all ether B.Moenema Ingredients
oarefnEy extra cted, by • proper now and Improved.
joskea F. HAMILTON 4; W.,
'Cotner of rind laut
iffmnniactult • 14".
sIIPYItIOB STZtill' 'satins; BINCIIIIN'Y
r&tf
tIISVIKRANIJJ, No. - 50 Witits Sr.,
10. Pioabargh, manufactarerof BOILER lIIVRTA,
W IiODOUT SHIERS, COMMON AND RAILROAD,
a ßaM 'l latt - Ve L sized ibagied .
a.d BP . IRIS 'and MY-
A ll frV e " 6114%; no totiv 721!.i
J. A. T. CAMPAALL.
EX.CELSIOR. GLASS 3V ORK B .
WOLF'S; PLUDiKETT & CO.. Osas&llulor&cr
avatio.--..Warebotiat, No. 12 Wood streiell,,oaraer
of Ythit, Pittsbuigh.' Pa.
. •liWll d o (XI No. '2l
Lihesty 'that, oPPodte Sixth, Pittsburgh
utacturers of WHIPS, LASHES AND SWITCH
" laud glory desciltitkerof LEATHER. BRAIDE
Orders solicited from the trade, sad goods piompt
r.hipped par 4W:ruction& (.s:dawlir
Dig.47Tisrair.
TEETH.XTRACTED .-
PAIN, BY TUN *USN OF AN APPARATUS
WURRIBY NOD RUGS cm GALVANIC BAT7'ERT
MLR MAID.
Quid :weather le the thee when the apperethe tan
!Olio' U. /Is best adrantwite , _ 4 '
Medical 'path/nth and their Wattles' nays hid
their teeth extracted by my proem's, and are ready to
teetifyis to_the =My end gladiolas= of the opera
&lots—whatever bee been Mid by pergola =tenet= in '
atoortlng the contrary, kitties no knowledge of my
NICASTINICIAL 7111TII Isaitted hvar ,
ial atyle
OUDRY, 134 Nmitlideld it.,
JOSEPH ADAMS, Donn; Oonnelly's
Building corner of Diamond and Grantintents,
larramancaa—Dr.
A. Tollock. - Dr.
21seodorio litobLarse,.liumealSrrear. mykdit • '
dIRCIINTECTII.RAL.
- - - - -
AMkZ 11; . BALYIk,'. late - assistant to
u Lurk. Ifirtterr. pretars• rmen , DaA
I NGS AN D. SPX IFICATIONS Dr all kinds' or
Balidings,
OD tarots. rind snotsintends their erection on meson
,
I.)Moe -Aluksson Wool,' between Loscii-i s'nd
Robinson streets. Allen -ben,
„ten
ARCM
. TIM Oltke, • IRON :BANK. BLOCK,- 10th
stmt. Furnishes PLANS AND SPEC:IP/CATIONS
for Bislictings eisenrydesoriptten; suprrior and
on modems tertits.7 my -,d1,4,
. 0 117/RJEC, :ft; • -
ruILULOTTE BLUIDE,-.lainmerutz-
NJ Alp DiALia tx PIA.EO4O7IIW, and '4t••
per of Ilmikilad Illodaitinstruments. • Sc4l.llllollt
for tiee )1•11111111,4 rinarcks.Aun.r.r: HAL bur,
:co:8 BOSTON . PLANO% with and .06-
oto 260InsdAt4riuenta.-; /go. 67 Irtftl eine- mys
TOM .lELL(lhiautz uxoe f
Nsuicom, , a4l 4 , No; ' Wood, "welt. between'
vmmt. etro.t*A:Oremolpoilpi.'eltpoarirb•
11002711 - 41111% AWOIOI.I
,
• 1 011 N o .A.MPBEXA.Msignimuiw s .
zocrrB AND Awns mily - geseirkizisi.
Ihulthdeld street Pi • Pa. caber
r.
glifp.,:dlißßEßillON dF titk,
Ix Liza Am Drew Room
#c4 ftPlor:Pitth dostik
, , .
•
_
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G- A at k
.•
•
MEW.IIOOII[B.-
NE W BOOKS 1: NEW BOOKS!
The Life and. Letter of Washington Iran&
•by Pierre it Irvin g , Bunzuayslde edition.
The Bay Path; a talent New logien!' Co lout*,
Life. By Timothy 71ml:oath. Author of Lemons le
Life, Gold You. in
Beauties of De Quincy; 1 vol. 12 oso.
Annual of Scientific Discovery, for 1862.
The Ba. one of the Booth.
Margaret owth ; • story of to-day.
Leisure Hour. in Town. By the author sf Recrea
tions of a Country Pomo.
men. Essays and ilevienn. :By eminent Nugliali Clergy
•
Aide to Faith ; an *newer .to the above.
Broad Bbadownt uo Life's Pathway, 80, do.
For lode by ati2lo B. B. DAV 113.93 Wood et.
PITT B BWIGH..PA
NBW BOOKS .KW BOOKS.
. N Jefferson at Monticello;
Owlet Life at West Point;
'Rural Hours, by, John Brown:
Lebitire flours Or
' herniation. of a coant; i :P;mpon ; 2 ma,:
• Lillosleaf, by the author of Margaret liaitiand;
Recent Roquirlosto Theoliagr;
'Tractfor:Priests and People, by Thomas Hoak
Aids to Faith:
The Young atepoicither,l4 Miss Tongs;
The Sutherlatios;
Browning's Last P.erias; bthe and gold.
spla %SY 4 CO., ar, Wood street.
pnlyrouxArn •.A.LEUMS
- AND
CARD PLIOTOORAPLIS
New styles and new pictures
Semi red at • KAY& en.'l3 65 Wood lit.
10 6 • • '
BW • ' 1 BOOKS 1
Idedical Uses of .Riectricity--Ostrett;
Recreations ula.oonntry Parson;
Quosus - of Society;
tre1.,7440.umr5,.. BTrzio,111.D1;1
oot;
Titcomb's Books; •
A Rood right, by 0. Resde;
Pomona! Unitary of Lord Bacon;
Life of Sir Pidlip Sidney;
• Songs in blau, Bays-0. W. Holmes;
poems, by Rosa Terry;
Lilsuty and SLavery,tine;
Lectures on Apowl, yva•—,Bistier; -•
Lifo.aud Speseima:okßornftss;
Ilisto:y of all Religions, eta., etc.. ..
mho • . L. RRAD.:7B. Fourth street
.M.ISCELL4.-TEOUB C4RDS
Doss FORWARD, ArroENEr AND
VotinIALLCUS AT LAW. Vince on thstionth4est.
corner or Disitimiii and Great .trash. Will attend
Co all bestowal/4441y Intnated to the legal profee•
shin. Partlectlitreiteutioo glean to the preparation
cod nisi of oases in the eareral Concts. Collections
promptly mode awl remitted. aphltud
A . LWEBB BRO.,
Conger Pratt aid Comm.:. Baltiftore
General Commission Merchants I; Agents
DUPONT'S GUNPOWDER AND SAFETY FUSE.
Deoeare on consfammeut all kb& of WESTERN
PRODUCE, and make advances thereon.
P. S.—Railroad pack in front of Warnhouse.
Bust To
William H. Smith Co.a
flicketeou
George W. Smith d Co. , Plttabargh,
spencer & Garrard.
Culp At Shepard,.
atordtants' Hank,
D. De Nonl* Sous,
littru & BOONS, UommissioN
IIJL ilsactuvu, and Wholesale 'Dealers in MAIJK
NUM, SALMON, &HAD, lINULNIIO, CODYISII,
.tc., Nu. 140 North Whams, between Es., and Arch
•trette, Ytirwoiartak.
3.11,0 barrels Mae Jdockeral—large, and medium
Alas blre. 1, I.e. and 2, in awned package. 6o barrels p ri me No. 111+114* &Wm.
1000 do trononthy Mesa blind,
46i do superior No 1
Her
46i
oouristiog of dlderent brands, Labrador, Ballast,
Bay of Island and Ihunpurt,ic.
6toio lama, Scaled and No. 1 Smoked Abu - ring/h . ,'
15/.$ gitintaii• George's and Grand Dank Goollialt,
Which Ira coo tale, at the lowest °lib prime, and
rdiivt scalllseibr. buying.
UILPHY KOS,
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CAUP Sutton, April 21, 1862.
General Ha!leek is evidently determined
not to let the gram grow under hie feet. e
morning being the first day since the r amp
that it war possible to move artillery upon
these execrable roads, he ordered a meow:logs-
Banes in forse of the enemy's position on the
road to Corinth- Early in the morning a por
tion of the division of. Gen. McCook, °engird
ing of the brigades of Gen. Johnson and Upl.
Stambaugh, the batteries of Cants. Terrell,
Header, Goodspeed, and of Co. li sth regi
ment regale army, took up their linear march
on the Corinth road, with three lay, reasons
in their haversacks. The cavalry consisted
of tliat4th Illinois, Col, Dickey, 2d Kentucky,
3d Kentucky and 2d indium and a few cote
peaks of regulars, the last, I believe uner
the oomaiand of Major King. The 35th Ohio
and the 16th regular infantry also aecomE-
Jed, the pieces. I recognised as part of is.
MoCook's division .he 32d and 36th Indi ,
rho 16th and 49th ' Obio, .77th Penneylrafi,ia,
30th and 39th Indiana, 34th Illinois add 74th
Ohio, with a battery. Among the guns were Mratalitiell ?I' the Rebels.
five or six twenty-pound Parrott* and swan' The report'of the Committee of Congress, in
Napoleons.i greatly lio
m tht o ti dmz
iede i sc ed rir ho i r enokipi ra tel 4 p;
pear
t reference to the vandalism and barbarities of
especially, have a great range and do ire.
i I
the rebels at Manassan ' a re more than ?aria-
menden* execution.- ' , leled by the following recital of the outrages
The whole was under the command ntre An- comm i t t ed u p :) , Uni on m en sad " Federal pd..
dw Jackson Smith, General of Divieion4 a .
very excellent officer, as I learn from old lila- ()flora, by t h e secessionists of Tennessee sin , d
hid State,' army men. About nine Isaias frbm 'Alabama. The following is an extraet f r o m
the landing, the force came upon and sequin- a letter to the Cincinnati Gazette ,
ed a regiment or two of rebel Infantry n- Nartruas, April 25.--I have had the
camped in front of Pea Ridge, near the to n immure 1:11 - •
aa interview with I/r. Willian
or haslet of Monterey. The rebels at st flunt, brother-in-law of Dr. W. G. Briista
formed in line of battle and delivered ;troll y, low, who .wan confined: in the Confederive
but fled immediately, many of them throw g prison at Tasosloosaa Alabama, from the 2sti
away their arms. A number of them MiePP otl of Deeembir, 1881, to the Bth of January,
a log house, from which they also fired upon . 1862. Ile in a resident of Cleveland, Ten ~
our men. The nature of the coantry-i-it . o n cinvistian gentleman, Athi was r
t
being pretty thickly wooded — prevented fur rested on account of his• opinions, having in
troops' from forming in line, and they moved
no labium been found in arms against, the
by the flank, in Miasma of four deep. h
-1: ' Confederate usurpers. At Knoxville, Tenn.,
column was led by a regiment of regul ar., he shared the hospitalities of that roomlB
which had been in the late motion, but is mdet
ly composed of recruits. It was found, I here feet square, in which Dr. Brownie, and i 45
heard from an armee friend, impossible attl,rnt others were confined—all guilty of one offense
to bring these men under fire, and the th
of standing, like Mordecai that few it the
Ri os ,. gat.. /
Missouri, Col. Peckham, being ordered to e Tour readers know very well the Confeder
front, passed by them at the charge, and e on eta nod their Kentucky allies are sweetion
took possession or the log house and the p the „ mine . of " be " oorpaa, y e t , whoa
regiment picked a a Dr... privileges
sued out this precious writ three
of the enemy. This
large number of Enfield rime , tibial , the DeVelld times, Gen. Bill Carroll coolly infer ed
41
rebels had thrown away in their flight.
hint nusuch proems could break into his T
in the meantime our artillery shelled their rangemmite . i Of she toothsome diet IMil ditty
position without provokieg a reply, and a. I beverage given the prisoners at Knoxville, I
hear with poor effect„ as th e pieces wet. / 1 1 - need not speak, es I detailed, in a former let
deli elevated and the game C " t4.)-.. "''' ter, the Indignities and hardships buffered by
The infantry and cavalry in the meantime
plundered and burned their camp lam in- Dr. Brewnlow and hie cotniiritriota. Dr.
,__ lint, and an aged gentleman by the name of
formed by the officer' that the camp waa 1 4 °' Trewitt, when first arreated, were allowed! to
sided with oven better tents than our o, go at large in Knoxvilleon parole. Bat Bill
was well furnished,and that the officers' ch est s
i_
contained superior clothing and mess fu Carroll took t redden notion one night and
tare. Among the latter, china dinners ts, threw them into prison. -
silver spoons, &a. Several suits of U.S. i- Ott the way from Knoxrille to Tuscaloo i sa,
many of the prisoners were sick—as was In were also found. But two of our rime eritable, after breathing such atmosphere and
were wounded in the affair. No rebel des or
Luang such diet. Nor had they any maul ef
wounded were found, but some ten or ale en alleviating their distress. ,All bedlam* robbed
P rlaener e were captured . I" W ten in me of their money-by those who arrested them,
squad. They were generally floe look i ng and-many had boon on while at their aa•
UlOll, deemed either in butternut er grey su ts. bor in shops or fields, and carried off with
Their arms were better than ours, being the
such, cleave as they' happened to have on.
celebrated English Enfield rifle. I
, During the weary trip it was a favorite with
camp,
the cavalry returned from visitieg the time with the guard to threaten them with
camp, it was analog to see the , plunder with
hanging at the next station.
which the troops were loaded. Some had
They were 'Conveyed to finsealoosa by *ay
boiling pots, others tin pans, otherseenteebs,
of Mobile. At that place forty-two Tenons
knapsacks, ke., while some were even' loaded eon and nine Peesmola Unionists were ship
down with tent poles and the iron I steads tied for Tuscaloosa, a distance of more than
which are used as support for them. As the
110 miles, in the hold of a rickety little old
Illinois troop ' s filed by, an old acquaints ce
steamboat, about three feet deep. The kis
would occasionally hallo from the ran 5,
Quire bad to get upon their bends and knees
"Why, —, what are , you doingdowu In le and crawl in. In this' transport, worse than
God-forsaken country ?" do., Ac. The trot..
--- a slave ship, they had .b paean. of four dela
looked well and seemed to teal.well. I as
and nights. The floor on which they lay *ad
highly amused at lee" et . t he me" on the igloos° plank, laid over about three inched of
route. Three or four tallith cows were am o ng ' Ago water, 1
the spoils, and in one case, I noticed, a Can
-1 At Tuscaloosa, after the arrival of this ship
lain of artillery in the Regular Army, but y
meat, there were 128. Tennesneeans and 698
engaged in directing a squad who were try ' I S prisoners altar, taken rincipally at Marmi
te coax or drive a TOIIOOIIIIOO CDR to the camp.
sas. The whale wore divided Into cotripanies
While one held it by a rope fastened to the
of . 3 to 2 g , ... h of which wat cram m ed um.
horns, another was giving the animal ' s tail a -
room 16 by 17 feet, with taw windowelithil a
eerie, of twigs; thin latter operation W " °° dOOT. ID the day time, they were allowed to
much for "Boos," and she broke away dece
raise' oh o six Mohan, bat were. is:Mi
litia a ravine, dragging the men who cen tn- d' _to o . oi , aim entirely , at,
alg a No
tied to hang on to the rope through the bra&
v e .. aswi n d ow ,llo to thratilda head out of a
entirely too fast for comfort. The °Hear give _ rt .,
_,,,,,___
_,_, ,_,
up in despair at this point, but left orders to, b „:4,:,7„ 2 4 7%,".1,=::::,.1"::`,1'1.:
bring that cow into camp under certain severe f l ' i ' l " a " oy ""Xr t, ;;; l i n i.'2'":;4 0 , 1 ;17 : " 0 ;( 0 7 .
pains and pinatas,. I subsequently met him
Among the meat who died. at , Tuscaloosa from
at Gen. MeCook's headquarters, but he had
not then received any tidings of his captive. this villainous treatment, was old Mr. Trewitt.
Eta was a distinguished lawyer, of Bradley
Even the eery animals appear to stick to Dioie
eounty, abo 43 yeare of age. Ough t we not
with a most remarkable pertinacity.
to proclaim "g e ne ,ritt amnesty" to 010 who
torture to death venerable patriot, like Mr.
Traria 't Ai& the admirers'of 'tour *Rant
,Senator" in Kentucky: .• . t- 1 1 ,
'lt may surprise some of your, readers! la
learn that there le much latent:Union feeling ,
in Mobile. Dr. Runt and gentlemen who
were with him in his perils and hardships
assure me there were much dispositian in, Mo
bile to treat them with 'landnesa. Some - t-'
°client ladles in that city furnished their ty
with no lem than five hundred dollars wo lt
'of clothing --
When the East Tennessa e . prisonerd w
p i t
enlarged at Tt11101110011111; or brought out to' be
removed to While. most of them were scarce
ly able bs walk. Yet the brutal Lieutenant
Of the guard required them to load eau on a
steamboat. One poor, exhituilled toDSiwil Lake .
Ray, frpm the vicinity of Chattanoosa, re
monstrated against taking a bag Apon 'his
shoulder, assuring the Lieutenant ha 'could
not stand up under it. The beat drew. his
pistol and made hind park bidden or have
his brans blown out. In , e attempt the
sick man fell, and his feeble body was kso ..
crushed under the load, he wait borne in a I
I helpless condition to the boat: Re never re
'covered, but triad, With live Or hla exhausted
°murales, at Mobile. 1 John Anderson, of
Hamilton county, who has three sons in the
,Confederate army, is 'UR toild a prisoner!at ,l
Mobile, simply bemuse he is a Union man,
though he has never bomie arum against the 1
usurper& , And there is no writ of habeas
corral. Al: the captives were informed by
the Captain of the post, at Trusealoosa, they
would beleldainprisoners of war, beYond the
reach of any civil ;IMMO, i.. I
Prom Dr. Hunt I. learn EOM, details o f an -
city in Eaet Tennessee and adjoining poetical'
Of Kentucky, which, are highly retham acid
strieltiglyeherailteritile. i Ifehr tlualttli town
'of Charlatan, ILI Bradley . county, Capt. Wel
lington McClellan resorted to temporary bang
-
ink, as an exPedient to 'Judaea Union men ito
volunteer In the Confederete Service. Thiele
wort .tuentioinid Jo 'MO .bymanus, who-were
hung up till life WU nearly , extinct. Cne,iit
is thought, will never recover from ' the arias
of such treatment. In Boone county, Tent,.,
the property of Unioti men known to be in the
Federal army, was seized, and their wives re,
quired te gat bills of divorcement before it
could be recovereA. Several ladies affected to
procure such bills, and aotually obtained *re
lease of their property by the expedient. '
Oar the ale of
CANE AND WOOD CHAOS.
PIIICP3
The following is an extract of a letter frern
the Washington oonrospon dent of the Chicago
Tribune. It is interesting as showing the
probability of the passage of a coniscatton
WiegISOTON; April 25, 18621._
seems See almost certain that the C
fiscation bill will *Ss both branches, of thin.?
grers: Twenty-fire Senators are counted for
it, and the number is more liteli•to be in-'
creased than diminished, slow the'lldoes, by
nearly sixty, majority, voted to 'take the sib
ject away from-the pro.alevery Judiciary Com- -
mittee and lodge it in 'the heads of a select
committee - , olearly indicating a
.inuposej to
pass some kind of a bill effecting the object.
Senator Shermana amendment- Co the first
section of the bill, which was adopted yester
d-sY, strikes out thi words; "any person for
persons," and {naafis the followto . • '
Ammo bereaftet ;acting nil- arm. 'of the
army or navy of the rebate now or berealter fn arms
against the United States. etvoad. Pomona hereafter
wing as President, Vim President, member of elm
. grim, Judge,'Yoreign Minister Consul, or comoue.
stoner of the so-called FF41(0101140 litatea raha•
Persons hereafter'aetinges an balm, whethir t i ll, military or naval, of IllyOtate or Territory wh o b y_the ClousUtotion of the so-called Confederate' 8 se
is requi re d to fats an oath to smart said COnSti
Fosrth. Persons who boring held an Otilei{ of
honor, trust or profit under the United States, shall
hereafter_ take op menu against the United. atoms,
PUM. ranons who, owning property- in the Lays'
States or Territortes',Or the loyal porttout of disloyal
States ; shall hereafter mist or give aid and ftft,rt
to the present A 11,411100. - •
The effect of tha amendment is to limit the
contisaitiOn'ef property' to' potions' now;:boid
lug QS:* tithe' rebellious Statss,tor who hare 1
heretofori held ogles under the United Statbs,
Instead' f - applying to allpersons talt* part
in the' rebellion. I its to the inch
persons,, boireter,, the bill stab& :ail . 'lilt
fremedthere being,no exception in favor (of the common herd' of tiaiters-'• ilefotti. the
amendment was adopted Judge Trumbull
markid; that althatigh he should vote against
it, he should still be able to support the-bill if
it were adopted... l I
Jfidge efollamer, .gronadisil himselfPision
that obtuse of the Constitution_ which says, that
"siti attainder of treason sbalwarkstsquistiSa
of blood or forfeitire,leyond the life of
person attainted," made 'as good an .
rgu
"
Malik wk - 450;dd be mad, against the bill, i ßut
it le'not Orlon/thalati!fatteinder7 of ties
110n-lit something which follows a trial. and
f7orti th it !jritl is'a vn '4iB64 ent:C i aco C444 tul th f i 7 g: Whit illie litO ha l°
tlanemith those who 'cannot be tried and
Aistide - apen',Whornajadintarit'opasueseri be , I
tnilli 4 AlSA!lid, -beam* We marshal, areberis -
can stern fay I=4 on themt : rThe»clta' 6e:
WO attainder of tiatisetarhita the* iituffeill
fogingini'llathinalesibi no trielibi ink-
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son when the operation of thelaw is obstruct
ed. Therefore. the above clause of the Con
stitution ham no applicability whatever ''to the
question.
Senator Cowan, of Penneylends, iMs;isP
parently teen brought to his marrow -bones,
for he introduced a confiscation bill jci-day,
differing, more widely from ids own, speech
against Judge Trumbull's - bill, than it does
from bill itself... For instance, Mr. Cow
an now proposes to eoDalleailf all "cboies in
' action" of rebels, iscludieq chasms to screice'or
labor, And to declare the Renton, from whom
such service or labor is "clarmedito be free, and
discharged therefrom. In his Speech a few
weeks igen maid this ironfd be in the his est
degree inexpedient! The fact is ap t
that an anti-slavery reaction has set.in
Since the District Emancipation bill pissed.
Three months of cowardice and cringing 'to
the Border Stites haye gone by, probably.nev
er to return. When Congress met in Pecom- ;
ber last there was a regular freedom rampage
in heti' Houses. One would have, thought
that the cause of the rebellion was to be spong
ed out in less than thirty days. , The zones
in the House on the subject of the ktiot reso
lutions will be remembered. They . .vere
like the cavortinge of a herd, of cattle in the
early spring—a great - deal of - noise and
dust, ground pawed np, horns locked, heels
exhibited, et cetera, but nobody hurt and
nothing don: :After, these Innocent and di
verting gambols were over, we went etraight
into a *Ugh of despond, n regular old-fash
ioned doughtie s t,' baaksliding. We were more
bewitched than the f'oolish gelatiaos.. Before
the Christmas holidays came en we had be
come se "conservative" (that ii, as pro-slare-
ry,) as 'old Mr. Crittenden could have the'
-heart to desire. The Administration war sap-.
posed to beencouriging . the retrogade move
ment, and to be wholly converted to the Kea;
tacky school of politics.,. :Whether it was true
then or not,it is sone longer. The returning
tide bears every thing along with it. - Evan
the Kentuckians have been brought taconites
that ' , something must be done"—that there is
no such thing as a status quo for stavery---that
there must haprogress in one direction or n
ether: Items of their wont men
admit that without any additional legislation
fully one million !dares will -acquire freedom
during the progress' of the'war, and that t ey
cannot be re-enetaved.
,
Titaiminvit New .-112 COMIIIIII,
vial .totareata • are already 'beiglablatte 111,
qvire - whatilla "Pisaide9a',l4itaia to y ~i ` eehirp,
-11 n Airorld:-_z It .ia • usertall:l4.; high Tattier
that Nar9tiaaas 'cannot; - 14:4entd ill•
iinii,are opened, :*ithoat
SJ ~ y ~ 1
The Cane of Gee. Stone..Bleseege
from the President.
The President went a Message to the fien-,
ate on Tuesday in angler to a resolution of
inquiry as to who authorized the arrest of
Gth. Cs ARLYS P. Stove, the ground upon .
which he was arrested, and the reasons why
he has not-been tried by Court-martial. The
President says the arrest was made -by his
order, upon good and suffloient evidence, as
he then and now believes; and that the only
reason why he has not had a trial ere this is
because the public interests would not permit
it. The officers required to hold the Court,
and who would be called as witnesses, porker
on both sides, are of high rank, and are in the
field, in the midst of active operations. The -
President States, in conclusion, that it is his
purpose to give the General a fair trial as soon
as it can be done injustice to the service.
We trust this ,firm and decisive 'answer of
the President will put a stop to the complaints
of the New York Herald, and other - trympa-.
thizers with Bross. There- wad an effort
.made by Congress, In the early part of the
session, to have an investigation into the
Ball's Bluff matter, in which 5T13141111151 im
plicated, but this proceeding was resisted by
'Gen. lifoCtuttsx, as detrimental to the public
interests. It is equally detrimental - to those
. interests to . have an investigation now, 'lt.
will come time enough for the reputation of
these concerned. The 'President has a - great
work to'do, 'and he" cannot come down to at
tendlo the' oinillninte elik - itiose- who manifest
more syMpithy for certain individuals:than
they do for -the cause. - -the President, at
this moment, loyal citizens and patriots rely,
to bring us safe out of our great trials, more
than upon any other living man, and 'it is
pleasing to samba, calmly reliant that trustis.
Confusion.
A day or two ago, our reedere met with the
followitig brief paragraph i 6 our telegraphic'
. ,
kroutiny had 'broken- out inNashville
consequence of the late abolition message of
President Lincoln. Nineteen Federal onleers
'had-resigned.' Kentucky regimentt inutinied
and had a pitched .battle with two Indiana
!eg4nPi4b 4 -
The dispatch was from Cairo; and was the
closing portion of an extract from the htemphis
.etto/o oche: We' refer, to it only to remark
that we trust no inad . rertence'oit the pert , of
ciur readers generally his led them' foie - stake
a' label fabrication fir matter of fact. or
- prised that one or trio whom We have met
- should have felt, or seemed toy feel, a' little
Credulous' in regard to the Statement, we re
•mark further, that every -:one-.ought by this
time to know give baseless,, and reckless.and
audacious are all the rebeljournals, without a
single exception. No doubt this was talc
, graphed from Cairo, chiefly as ono of the latest
specimens of their lying inventions. A reader
will read aright only when he does not confuse
the sources from which news is derived. ' .
Toadying the Rebellion.
It is asserted;upon good authority, that
some of who command divisions
in the advancing armies, •so far forget the
stern duties devolving upon them' as to' at tempt to win rebels back to loyalty by allow
ing the men to come within our lines to be
feasted, and by sepal* our bands of musio
at night to serenade men Who are known to
be the worst enemies of the Government. in
several instances where this has been done,
the men have reported to' the enemy all they
saw and beard. Toadyism will .never crash
Abe rebellion.—New York Times. •
. Lot ne have the names of these toadying
Generals,. Mr. Bases. When Our irisoners,
and Southern anion men, are treated with
such` chocking and While thee', reb
el rasiali"are learess against their own -Goy
erement, they are , moron titled' to the - ordinary
usages and amenities attending wars be
tinn different nations. Itebels are • aria*
nab', traitors, and should be treated ea . :Inch.
ANOTHER Pure Sorruzair licanoa.—Prof.
Beebe ; of the rout Survey; reports that nett
to Port Royal, St. Helena' Sound is the best
harbor on the Southern coast., Two channels
of seventeen feet each at mean low water, in
tuit, and, mts . the Sound the country may
be penitrated by gunboats nearly, to the : rail
road. The width Of . khe Sound renders 14114.
shores healthy, all are freely reiebed by
'the innobreele,and Otter 1044' especially is
it Med f r a eetllement and iiinimai;
eiak town. --If ever otber iriterests than p*-
tog ones rule . its this region, his looksto!see
14 ootumsreial advantage made rumor, and
the I , saber -from the -headeef.the labeinSo
and ombahee find a market nearer these
great rivers than either : Charleston' or Su,
vann '
. . .
Ern nalaka 9 a ArmYT.The , Governor
north Curettage Ar
. rested..
He 1 11 0$311E0# . ,Va.. April , 29.--41enaral
Unlike visited General Williams" iiivisiorthere
last night And returned to Newmarket to-day..
While here hitreCeived a dispatch trout Wash- .
ingietr'sna'ounbiag the ' occupation `or New
Orleahe by 'the Union forees: The Intelligente
caused great - JO among cdar army and's °or
'responding depression among the inhabitants
.hers, who have been for days past oongratn
.:themseivis 'soh-.other' that the
:vent news would be our :daferkst Yorktown.
A-natiohalsalutein honor oflrthe event will
be tired ist noon to-morrow. - •
Thrquph .Iretession ehanneli ,it is learned
that the tiforernor of north Carolina was ar
rested'and imprisoned, ..nichmond; two
weeks ago, on account of. his Union .anti=
`lt win oblerired to-diy - thai JukeUri' lied
removed hie wagon trains back eamti aix
miles since yesterday, indicating an intention
to retire atin further rearwartl v Or. Ohre entet
taiiiiht, a - dietad - of na'attaot upon bim by our
A.squadron.of eavabi-was the only rebel
force ,diseivered to-day ..an the:right side of .
the Shenandoah. These, with one wagon, en',
tared the village of Miaangheyetown, where
they remained till about dirk. They-earns by.
the Port. Republic route.: We Witte nothing
confirmatory. of .the '.report of the oceepation
of. Staunton by' Gen; :Milroy. The 'river, is
still too high to attempt srnire with safety..
IL dense smoke was.seen n that dirootion, to
day, but the eaustris uninown:
Wm have a report that the World bun pissed
into new hands, and will ap p ear'on Mitt Arai of
May es a "Dena:ratio" organipattnnedafter
the Albany Argue. - We think the 'change tut,
pecuniarily. .As a'religiotis daily; tho
'World did hotanocsiet; adlpolitieal journel,
profaning iodependencie;lnteeeking to seen
more devoted to the Matfonal-Adthinistrattott
than the Republican press:, it has thriven' ren
worse than in its original guise. The Damn=
racy of our city want a party organ ; and by
going to strong for Sanday tippling, nullify,
mg the °ldle law, and ' ll manner of free jol
lity, the - WorAt•m yetbe - -
'all ee»• • -
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