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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 26
g4ns. usual interesting Religious Inte
'ea-will be found on our fireLpage.
_
the iv egroes Of the South.
time ago •it - was reported from
•• - -
4.4,1,:.. - -,•-;Vaxiiington, that the project_ of arming the
negtoes of the South was beginning to be
a',.:,; jetted Of• with favor in ihat city. It was
stated,
,en, good authority, that not only
Senators — and members of Congress,
but.~everat, Cabinet ministers and even
' 'tingidshed, Generals of the army, ware
- •
'coming round to favor the arming of at
least as many of the negroes of the
Sonth„ as would' suffice Co relieve our
aOldleis from the-dangerous but neces
,
.
, - garrison duty--so large an amount
of:which is likely 'to ,be required in
holding the forts recovered from the
rebelli along. the whole of our Southern
coast. As a matter of course,, this emi
nently reasonable, just and practical prop
- oeitionwaa denounced with all the bitter- .
, ;news and malignity of pro-slavery and pro
rebel sympathy, both in Washington and
wherever else that feeling exists and has a
' voice,—but clearly the common-sense of
•‘, ,country was in favor of it, even before
• there was a sign from Washington that it
was in favor there.
At leligth, a' day or two ago, it was ex-,
• stated- that something is being
done ;-r;#itit "a large quantity of muskets,
and •
alarge - quantity of red trowsers to
Match, are to be sent to Gen. IlOsras, tote
used. in-the military-organization of the
loyal blaoks of South Carolina!'
But Gen. litfersa, to whom the above are
to be sent,. we find by a communication from
the correspondent of , the New York .71Me4,
' lately at Port Royal, his beeen moving in
the - niettar also. We subjoin the portion of
the letter in Which is related what lies been
done by Gen. HUNTER in:that quarter. It
Will he Been that the ‘"mtiskets". and Fred
*nears" will be in demand when they
reach their, destination: - •
In a letter, from Port Royal, written some
weeks since, I stated that a negro-preacher
at: that place, named'Abram Murchison,
pOssessing great influence among the
blacks, had been summoned before General
-Hunter, who -desired to obtain from him
some important inforination, Ono of the
subjects on which he was questioned WAS
the feeling of the blacks in regard to mill
tsry 'The conversation was
" deemed of sufficient importance by General
' Sinter "to` warrant further proceedings,
''aid Abram was directed to call a meeting
of all the male blacks at Hilton Head, with
- - a viewof ascertaining their disposition and
desires. ,
This Meeting was held on the evening of
lionday, - April . The Object wait 'unknown
-to thinegroes themselves; they were only
aware that it was one that closely touched
their The - call and proceedings
were, ; cenducted with ,the utmost- secrecy.
Only-Awe white men were present—Mr.
,Lee, Superintendent of the negroes,
--: em
ployed at' Hilton Head, and Mr. Wilson,
head' carpenter for the Government. The
Most rigid guard was instituted to exclude
those whose presence was not desired,' and
to prevent eaves-dropping on the part of
the •over-ourions. - _ . .
The large room used for negro meetings
was crowded by the- expectant. _audience.
':'The invitation had been extended only to'
males, hence, no women were present. Afar-
Alien made a short address to his brethren,
in which he depicted,',with a great deal of
- - clearness and force, their coadition and re- ,
latioos to the Government, and the obliga
tions and interests that should impel them
its support. At times, his language rose
- to eloquence; and he was listened to with
the' most breathlets interest; and it was
- evident that every, word found a response
- in the sympathies of his hearers. After
stating that it was in contemplation by the
Government to offer them the means and
• opportunity t he labor; hird
otgiirit • istion t and .
our - sendidly exp laining
as well as the sils2r i
shirm thesPe&ker lesiladencte
•ho werewillieg to take
ut.oopridierint
hieesmenitsiB7lTanes,to
in
stant:Wilson f oll owed . these-mr:1" a nd Mr-
others designed to
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, t - ::,' enlighten - the negrties in i regard to the in
, ..;:: '..,...! tentions of the 'lloventnient. It was ini
-- pressed npoo,them Gust they were noun
the slightest degree' to be coerced into this
military mcalure. . All who chose to enroll
themselies must do so volunfarily and with
' .. .
a full knawledge of the Consequences., Each
- - - man who chose was permitted to come for
, , •
ward and have ' his name' entered on the
. . Usti's" a Volunteer soldier, incase the Gov.
' '. eminent. chose to accept his services.
- -. Every -.Every man in the room came forward. A few
- - old men and boys - were rejected on. the
ground of age, and the refusal seemed to
inspire i them with the most genuine regret.
They were' then told that. Government
- had promised arms and equipmente, and
7 : . urged to give the matter. the moil serious
`...-- • ' reflection. '...With a caution ' against•Tublie
conversation on' the subject, the meeting
. , --- was disinissed„ and each one .leff„ all ex
cited
joicing"in the opportunity . that was about
-to be realized, of, ektircuung the right. of
defence oflimielf and' Ur family, and of
- a offering his life in defence ef . the Govern
mint whose pro t ec tion he enjoyed.
, . The number enrolled that evening- was
one hundred and five. 'During_:the next ,
day, many'others Who have not been press
'' - eat came forward and give in their names,
'swelling the list te.aboot, one hundred_ nd
... thirty.' During the nizefew dopy' it reach.
ed the number of on'""-hundred and fifty.
This, I learn, embracesnearly or quite all
„ , • the able-bodied fleeces 'employed at. that
- . . point. There has ' been no redell - on.-ao
symptom of regret.- . The action of the no
greet seems based upon feelings as genuine,
anti convictions as firm as those that 'nod
, gate white men in similar circumstances:
If the black men at Hilton Head are a fair
'- - -index of 'the whole popubltion of "the plan.
;-:.tatiotm, (and -I see no reason to doubt it,)
~,...--....: history lute never furnished an instance of
. - 4? . .;:,.;:, - more conspicuous and unanimous_patriet.
..,` , ..t41,-:„,',- ..; ism. !Neither, Greeks, nor 'Switzer', nor
_.. 41 ,
..- - ,1 - -.•;.!•: - . Highland Scota i nor Yankee", ever assumed
-1- ' , ;:..the responsibilities of anus with more'ala
'l"- '','''''' ' ...r cheerfulnesit. --. '
IHE
they fight? Volunteering is one
ending fire another. Ofcourse
lion can only be answered by the`
Those, — however, who have seen
eti . „,And who know them best, are
',or their courage: Instances have
led to me of the most exemplary .
a> action on the part of some of
Carolina . negroes heretofore em
us._ The pilot Isaac, who guided ,
der Stevens, and . his boats in the
Tort - Royal Perry,, wits under
tired it likes , veteran:. Both among
And Our-own forces, have.been
les : for testing the.onality of phy,
ige in the negro, which have gen
ntlted In his favor. Certainly
We know, ghar nn right to„
he will fight in a cause that im
to volunteer. To pronounce
sward' in Advance, after he has
is.; willingness to incur danger,
he his been tried, would be un
ind unreasonable. ,At all events,
auneemernt is true concerning the
equipments to be, sent to General.
(Or the use of thettegroes,-we shall
another principle deponstrittod,
thet teilo÷by.that sagacious Oita
soldier If theesperi-'
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T - LO TS -" , -77
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meat. -
prover success,-the question tow to
mako-SoutliCarolinaagain loyal willtave .
been answered.: We shall at ace find her
soil occupied by a friendly-peOideroninum
tering the rebels, and prepared to bold it
for the Government by the strong hand we
have armed. _Truly, tosee South,Carolina,
the very seat of ,disloyalty, garrisoned and
guarded, and defended by those who so
lately were slaves there to the lash and the
chain-4.0 see a black police maintaining
order where so lately it-was a crime for a
negro to move but by a white man's com
mand: and to see all thisdone under the
authority of govornment—unattended by
disorder,unaccompaniedbyoutrage—would
be an example of retributive justice un
mixed with vengeance, such as history has
never- yet. recorded. —And what region so
appropriate for the sublime and beneficent
experiment as the State of South Carolina?
and what soil so fit for the grave of slavery
as that where treason RIO born, nursed and
reared - to its dreadful maturity ?
C. 8. A. at a Discount.
A Cincinnati paper relates an incident
which shows to our great satisfaction, that
the Ilunkeyism of some civil and military
functionaries of-Columbus, towards rebel
prisoners, is likely to have no counterpart
in Cincinnati. The inoident we refer to
ocdurred at a hotel; and is thus related in
the Cincinnati Times
This morning, a rebel officer named Kai
den, furloughed by Governor Tod, came to
the city and stopped at the Gibson House.
There was nothing about him to attract es
pecial attention, and he was received as
other guests. While he was at breakfast,
however, it.. was, discovered thatle had
written "C. S. A." after his name. There
wileinstantly a sensation in the hotel. As
soon as Mr. "C. S. A." came out from break
fast, the Clerk galled him to account.
"What'do you mean, sir;" asked the clerk,
"by putting those letters on our register?"
"Why,
they stand for Confederate States
army, " replied the traitor.
"1 know it, sir; but yoh must under
stand that We allow no such marks on the
register of this hotel."
"Is that so ?"
"It is. And furthermore, we do not care
to shelter traitors under our roof. You can
pay your hilt and leave the house."
The traitor was astounded. He had not
received that sort of treatment at Colum
bus, and did not expect It here. He paid
for his breakfast and marched out. There
was a propositiotramong the spectators to
repay his impertinence with rough treat
ment, but through the intercession of the
clerk of the hotel, be left unmolested. He
was served. just right.
Tug national army on every line of . the
advance southward, is to bo the mighty
pioneer of free speech and of a free
press. CAPTAIN SWORD will have to con
tinuo in command for a time, till his stern
bat wholesome work is accomplished, and
theit, like that. beau-idearof a knight, eons
peur et uturreproche, be will peacefully wave
his adieu, after introducing and confirming
in command his successor, CAPTAIN PEN
:We see the foreshadowing of this course
and succession of avents everywhere in the
facts, we find reported from day to day.
Newspapers are publishnd in our camps,
and are fast springing up wherever oar
armies - open the way—in Virginia, Tenn
essee, etc. To-day we. notice that a com
pany of eastern men has just arrived with
materials for the establishment of a loyal
paper at Fredericksburg. Soon we shall
have a similar announcement, from Rich
mond—and so on.
Expensive.
The following '!Notice appears in a
Memphis paper. 'lf the money of the C. S.
A: were such a standard of value u could
measured by anything metallic, gold,
airver," copper, or MO iron, like the coin
age of the Spartan Lawgiver, we shothd be
inclined to set down the following as extrav
agant charges, but as the matterstands, we
will not venturelo dispute the bill. Probably
Messrs. Rambaut & COx deserve the credit
of knowing "how to keep an hotel."
The stringency of the money market
compels us to, advance our prices to the
following rates;
Boarf add Lodgingper week..
Board per day, awelodging.
Dtaner—..
Breakfast
•
Bean' whhout I,;(llextg. ou
RAMBA UM' COX,
Worsham Bowe.
AMERICA, since the commencement of the
rebellion, has been making the European
nations !valise, very uncomfortably for
some of them, the magnitude of ,the inter
-eats involved in the relations she sustains
towards them, both commercially ; and poli
tically. Look at the case with reference to
England alone. • The Chancellor Of theEz
chequer, in his recent speech on the Budget,
states that the dispatchnf troops to 'Ameri
ca, is view of a possiblo . war with the Uni'
ted Statel,_ cost
,$4;2p0,000. &aides this
loss to Great Britain, resulting from one
Civil war, it may bo stated , that, in 1860 the.
.exports to the United States amounted to
$108,836,000; in 1861-they fell to $45,290,-
000—diminution in one year $63,045,000.
ASDRZW Joussos AND TUE DIRECTORS
.OF THE STATE BANK OP TENNESSEE.—An
drew Johnson has quietly notified the di
rectors of the State Bank of Tennessee, wisp
banded over the assets of that institution
to the rebel leaders, that they will be held
individually responsible for every cent of
interest the State hid in it. They are very
sorrowful, for many of . them- haric great
possessions. ,, •• •
Signs in Wall Street
Theliew York:Papered' Thatitlay even
ing report that: GOverrunent .seenrities aro
in great demand.' The people who frequent
Nall street are ''acting as though they,bad
heard some very good new!. :". _ , ' • .•
A Cabinet Ofkceits Advice to a
Slaveholder..
A correspondent of the New York Et:eh
ing Att is responsible for - the following
pleaaant and not, unlikely story : -
One day last week • a Prince George's
staieholder,. who bad lost some of his pert- .
puede chattels, called upon one ,of. the
members of the Cabinet to get,a crumb,of
comfort, greatly grieved because General
Wadsworth, the military, Govbrior of the
District of Cautabia, would not violate the
articles of war by turning slave-catcher
and remanding the fugitives, who were in
Washington,- into bondage., The Cabinet
officer heard his complaints with becoming
patience, and is said to have replied as fol
lows, according to the slaveholder's ,own
"account of the interview : bee no halp
for you," said the Cabinet minister, "but
to get -rid of your slaves as speedily as pos
sible by the acceptance, on the part of
Maryland, of the President's plan of eman
cipation. Go home, use Your - ,iiifluenco*ith
Governor Bradford, get hiM to convene an
extra session of the legislature for the pur
pose'of. authorising-the call of aoiunitu- -
tlOmtl doirention, agitate - The question -of
einannitintiOn sons to got a convention' fa'.
mr.Orablelti - ite,iiunigirrationi_change - your
constitution accordingly, 'neer, ltir List.
ooln'Slionign.4rniiosioon; - )ind. yon will:
have ilin bantlmnp.runs.
way si v : star will tLeray be. any further'
tilatth66`o4VP*l49,4,oXlri
• '‘ . *:V,e - .2?.-
71,
land Indite I4ion by militaryciccupatlon. n •
The slavg-owner was so pleased with the
Cabinet. othceisfran knees, • and so • struck
with the - wisdom of the advice, that, be has
o
avowed himself henceforward an nt-and
out emancipationist.
P URI LW .)EOTICES
THE FIRST 'CONGREGATION
OF DISCIPLES meets tatedly at APOLLO
HALL, Fourth street, betstum Market and Wood.
Prsaching every LORD'S DAY, at 104 o'clock n.
m., and 7p. m. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Lecture
at 7 o'clock. The public are roepcludly invittql to
attend. my 3
Nt.o . lll.:E t —An Election for one
ttrY Presideot d eight Matoogera of the Ails—
aheny Gas Oomph y, to serve tor the ensuing year,
mill is, held at the ptlhx,,, No. 25 Diamond, AIL annoy,
on MONDAY, May 12th, ¢ettreou the hone of ICI e.
co. and 3 p. to. J.JU. PORTER, Tretcmcrim.
5p2.33:11td
r AT I OEN E I .—W .
illomrt will be a can:ol44le for nominate.
to the office of Markt Attorney, eubJect to the de.
chdort of the Republican County Convention.
splibto
ATTORNE
Waveos. of Allegheny city, will be u
criaGlate for nomination to , die above office, to tba
Convention to be called by the Republican Esecu•
aive Cknmittee. mh2s:tc
-DISTRICT ArrokusiE Y —The un
is
&reigned will be candidate for the above
Ake before the Reenbllcen blemicttlegOunventiou.
• MARSHA LL SWARTZWELDRIL
mbl3:davrtrF
•
ArroltiTO '
—Jsr'
o M,
2 KIIMPASItICI will be • Candidate for n ' otuina..
lion to the abovenftlee. before the next Nominating
Republican County Convention.
apls:davvic
.C4JIJNT Y COMMISSION ER.-
JONATHAN NEELY, of Lower St. Clair,
will be supported for County Commissioner before the
Re übllan County Contention. sp7:dawtoF
STAIE SENATE.-E, L. GAZZAN
Is a candidate far the Itepoblienn nomination
for the State Semite. ___ AO:ft
ArOTICES.
M'To Horse Owners.—Hr. Sweet's
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOS lIONSES is uori•
called by any; in all cases of LEIMCDAIS, arising from
Sprains, Brehm*, or Wrenching, its effect is magical
and certain. Harness or Saddle Galls, Scratches,
Mange, So., It will'alao care speedily. Sparta and
liluglx,no may be madly prevented and mined In thsh
Incipient stage., but ocnilrmed caste are beyond the
possibility of a radiwi mire. No case of the kind,
however, U so desperate or hopeless but It may be al.
leviatad by this Liniment, and its faithful applies
Mon will always remove the !mamma and enable tin
horse to travel with comparative ease.
Every hone owner should have this remedy at hery/1
for Ite timely we it the first appearance of lamenese
will effectuallj prevent these fOrmldable dleeeeee men
tioard, to which all borate ere liable, and *Won sen
der eo many otherwise valuable harm. neorly'worth•
R. E. SELLERS 3'00., %good, corner or Woo.,
mad Scoond strewn. Plitsbnrgit. ap27:lydoxY
r . - Lake Einpenor Copper Mill and
SMELTING WORKS. P:rilosvuoo.
PARK, M'CURDY & CO., -
llnnutaclumrs of SITEATIIING, BRAZIERS' AND
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER BOTTOMS,
RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, sretTral SOLDER;
ohm, Importer. and dodders lo META LS, TIN l'idas,
il l .
SHEET IRON, Will. S. Coootontly on Iw!,
TINNERS . MACHIN AND TOOLS.
WALsootru., No. 140 ina and ISO Socoml 1111,118,
PittaLurgh, Polio's. i
lOrSper-141 ordort of loot.. rot to any gkvlrr4l pot.
tern. m .nularlyT
M'The OonfeOsions and Experience
or AN INVALID. Published for the lantellt and
As a warning ands elation to young men who attar
from Nerrou. D.Adlit.T, Premature Dew, An., suf.
plying at the Ammo time the means of
Dy one who hAs cured himself after being put to
gnat expense through tuallc:Al Imposition and quack
ery. By euchring A post-paid addreemed enrolops
au; corms ow be had of the Author, 'MATH AN.
lIEL MAYFAIR, LAI., Bedford. Kiev. Co., H. V.
tildlaydavoir
lITHINON
'ROBINSON, MINIS &
YOLMDLA. ♦an DIACIINIVILS., W.011.11'01.
Wo22a, Pittubsugh, Penn's.
Omcc, No. 21 HANN.S .
llaaulhature an kinds of STEAK ENGINES ANL
MILL /dA.CIIINERY, CASTINGS, ItAIEItuAD
WORK, STEAM 'BOILERS AND SLEET IRON
WORK.
frirJOBBING AND REPAIRING done OEI Alin
notice. enlathdly
J. C. KIRILrATLIcit.. ..... L. 61,..01;7 .
'O9KlitkPA ' lll,lCli, BURNAP
(5....rn to J. C. KMILPATRICX-1 C0., -- f) &Inn
iloaCtilren and Wholesale Denten, ht LAMPS,
CHIMNEYS, SHAD/ZS, CHANDELIENS, ke:
edrWholeaale Agents for K /HEUSI/ELM/BATED
ILLUMINATING AND LUBRICATING CARBON
OILS, No. Me Wow, Smarr, opposite St. Charter
hotel, Pittsburgh, Pe. JolS:tjd
'JOHN COWMAN & BRO.,
Nanufs'anrere of IRON RAILING, IRON VAULTS
AND IAULT DOORS, WINDOW SUUTTEILI,
WINDOW GUARDS, Ac,, No.. 91 - Second strei.l.4l
SG Third street, between Wood and Market.
s►ro on hand a variety Lot nay Pattern., (Amy
and plain, Rdtable for all ptupoara.
Particular attention paid to encloaing Grace Lott.
Jobbing done at abort notice. uhn
.4M — BURKE & BARNES, t
FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER - ShrE,
BANK VAULT IRON VAULT DOOR, 11, 0
•
STEEL-LINED BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE
hiANUYACTURERS.
•
No/. 129 nod 131 Third /dm:, Mows Wood tool
thaihiloki gm/do—North oido.
IlfilrßANK LOCKS always on hand. mh2s
OrPittsburgh Steel Worke.
ts►aa nova Joss m'cint.ooatt.
JONES, OYD & CO.,
Manufacturero of CA• T STEEL; al., SPRING,
PLOW AND A. S. STE STEEL SPRINGS AND
AXLES, Corner of Row .d Elrot otroots, Pitultargh,
0010
M. HOl4,
ON AND Dk
CHANGE, 'ozwrirwA;
NOTES AND SPECIE,
burgh, Pa.
$8 & 80N) L
Dealers
r.iMESTIO BIT .9 OF E
TICS OP MCP Pal; DANK
la. 67 Market nizont, Pitt.
, SirOolleettoni mode
thrtingbant 'the United
.a all the principal eltl.
ap
Or& B. & C.
MABUTAOTIIBEILI3 au
OAP, ',Mtn AND
PINO PAP=
*. MARBLE, Paper
&Wars In BOOR, PRINT,
• LL BINDS OP WRAP.
• Oirßare removed fro
33 Partlthdeld street, Pit
sarCASH OR TRAD
No. 27 Wood ntroct to No.
[ burgh, Pa
FON RAG'. my 4
PINWHENRY :1
WARDING AND CO
wholesale dealer. in OR
$l5ll, and Prod two gene
Pittsburgh, Pa-
COLLINS, For
: ON INERCIIANT,OOI
N . ' , BUTTER, BENDS
.rally, No. 25 Wood atroot
00l
Or.T. M. XSTTLE, Merchant Tai•
LOB, No. fel at. (Al Bras,', Dr. 'Hel y . NWla
tot. Pltiaboreh Pa. aiao
JOHN P. KELIAXIO & CO.,
No. 44 Waif' , &roil, Nevi York,
;ma tea Mill, 'moo ONITals STOOL •ONVED MOO •
11011111111, or TIMM UMW lIIIVITATIOR,
COGNAC DRANDIXS—Otard, Dorn, A Co.. Pfnet
uotillon A tio., sad other brand. of various vintage*,
Walt and Fate, In bahra, quarter* and Attalla
DOCIIIIALD DUANDlES—Pellovolain,. A. &lg.
* Delta, and other brand*, d.rk and pale, In rho usual
H I TEL L AND GIN- - J. P. Kellogg A Co.leitchnidant.
sod Wee Drop, s km, three-qr. Opus, and CMOS.
mci
11.13 t. Us= and Jamaica. —eelected brands.
WM . TN—Behan', Irieh and itananey'aliaali.
-WIN Port, Sherry, Itadeha, Donkatna, flocli,
oft lo th of various grebe.. ,
.
ot4i ' sie Dordoatra. Table, In awe and banker..
IaIIAVER. &'SON,
lE==:=El
AltiOTt AND aIIaTINO 11TO V ZS,
Warehouse, No; 47 Vetlend street,
Wo would pol tholittentlue of Walden; idd oil:: 4
to our law ssiontmont of COMMON-AND FINK
ENAMELED GSA-CD FRONTS, TIiNDERS, no.;
she, toque ne*OOOICING 'LANGS. 'which we boy s
Unniaht out and which contains solos Improve.
inonto not found In shy Who, raziSo. ' '
OAST IRON 1100 BM YISONT‘ITION
and all kinds of CASTINGS condi to mks.
J It:lyd D. Ds DAV TN A BON. -
ME _PAYER. s • - .01.1.76.11 in Cram
so% Brown and OrOen tor mak 4k
VIA.UWBA W pure,:vA
Aapamionient, ind ItAr NU
Plalitr , l3l.l.loLS,-with p
ffeSl instlros. hit, it 42 RY.2 2 % an ••
.rEir• .ID i^EBTIBEJ►(E':IMTB.
SEND_ TO :A BROTHER,:-
OR nrasNii. IN TILE ARMY
ON or Tile P tTeNT 1 1 'nfriN" "5E6"
Fos nide by
W. HA V EN,
WOOD . A.tlD . THIRD STREETS.
It co:Aaiun Pro, la, Paper, Pepcll, Eurelopw,
Chert,ra and Qhte.t.qtapnl, And yet measures Out
i11f11.14114. 2 mg.ll
/11 \V pA.FII.I. 1,1:51* 01 , A 1 - 11.11.) •
L Tli O,NS FOR SELLING LIQUORS, tiled iu t
Clerk's Other up to Stay 2d, 1863 :
A 114.1111, .16.fi11. tavere, ltd word, Allegheny;
Itoo,lii.. C. W , other gouda, sth ward, Pittsburgh,.
Itsitstein John F., tavern, 4th do. Alleitheity;
Bechtold Egiilloo, do, 6th do, Pittsburgh;
Barth John N., do, 2d do, do;
Beeler Goo. W.„ eating honoe,sth do, do;
Born Jacob, taverti, Boas township;
Bette stover Win , tavern, Los. St. 11.dr 11,
Ch.vir Luau W. N., tavern; 4th ward, Pittsburgh;
Clinton Wm., do, ad du, do;
Carleton Jam., do, Jd du, do;
du, 24 do, do -
L
v';‘,o;:tura':iigeealry, eating home Pitt , townidniu
nisi, ick . uhu G., - do, home,
word. Allegheny;
Gent Gera invent, ~ 34 do, do;
Gelb Chrietion, tavern, 3,t do, do;
tiatsollo Francis, do, • 34 do, Pittsburgh;
Gordon It. P., du, 4th do, do;
Gelscheimer Peter, do, sth do, . du;
Coral I'h lip. do, Reserve township,
Hanna Elimboth, do,
antler township;
Jahn John, other geode, Duquesne;
Jacob F. 0., do, Lawrenceville;
litiontaneer S., eating heuse, 4th weed, Allegheny;
Koehler Jacob do, 4th do, do;
' Keck Joseph, tavern, sth ward, Pitt burgh, ,
Kellar Jacob, other ;coeds, sth o ard, do;
Kell Jacob, tavern, Sharisiburg;
Kleinman Rotten, tavern, Mcliesoport;
Lute Thuile., eating home, sth word, Pittaburtilt;
Lewis llounah, do, 211 do, do;
Lynch F. & Co., other goods, att do, do;
Law her David, tavern, fah do, do;
Lightcap G. C , do, ROM township;
Lorena Thomas do, Versatile. township;
Mueller John S t., do, Pitt do;
Maple C. P., do, Lit ward, Pittsburgh;
Magee John, do, 3dito, do;
11011 Apolina, do, 4th do, Allegheny;
Quinn Ch. 121.14, do, :141 do, Pittsburgh;
Bourn John G., eating house, sth ward. do;
Nola Joseph, other gouda, lot word, do;
Schosnrelter 11, .to, sth do, - do;
&idle Emanuel, tavern, sth do, do;
Shebat Adam, do 3d du, do;
Spencer Joseph. do 3d do, do;
Schwan: George, eating buns., 11 w . d, du;
Shrum Lewis, do, AleKtotepOrt;
Schnitz John, tavern, lot ward. Allegheny;
Sarver Jacob, du, McCandli to township;
'Pendant John, other goods, sth ward, Pittsburgh;
Wail. Xavier, eating house, S 1 do, do;
Whitson !Whorl, tasunt, lac yard, Allegheny;
Wilbert Jacob, do, Lower et. Clair tp;
'fund Philip, do, elsalcr township;
Warren George W., do, Frank lie do.
The Conn will meet on MONDAY. Slay 12th,
18 , 44 at 10 o'ciock, to act on the above note.
myetard W. A. HEBRON, Clerk.
kJ TUE BEST PIANOS IN TUE
WOULD. Wen ward for jive ram
• complete and beautiful neeortment of tbo meow
renal.° STEINWAY A SONS'
NEW YORK PIANOS,
yivxis-1 awl for 4410 at New York factory prices, by
11. IC LEPER A 11150.„53 Fifth eirckd,
mya Sole AFenle for Stetnwity's Plante.
p ECENT I NQU LIU. EIS Iti TIII;ULU-
Ib
gs. fly eminent Fuglish Clergymen. '
-
Tracts for Hot Ptltsls still People.' fl y V/Irtoll4
it,11.. •
Akio to Fulth ; • reply to Ksesys salt - Resievrd.
Messuder tat faith.
Trench Su the Epistles to the Sasso Churches of
Apts.
Couttblogs tot the Lortre.Prsyer.
Itecreutiout of s Onuotty Pert,n, 2 volt,
Leituts Hours lo 'fox.
For este by AtmFAY tl tfi WONI
L ►N IISE, Y'S BIA )011 S I tell I.; ft—
towo desiring tits genuine article', should to. care
fol from whoa/ they.purehavo. 11r. Lindsey has sot.
fitaently, for the public, de/4 , watt the rots en. of a
lagne article, hearing his notne j which article eats of
Oourao Ito radii to .h adot s at lo w figures. and which
dsw may Ir,lm nit fort ho ftemitite; hot to/ter/Id any
further In/ vaiititai twit for that niautilsetured
LI N USE , and '.to no other. It is tor sale LiVicit
respectable boos. i,, 11. A. rahnettock it Co., It.. K.
Sellars it t st , John M. Fulton, J.. Park, 1/r. Langer,
11.. t'rolg, no.
SIMON JOIINSTON, Sole Agent,
wrarr eduithileld and 411, stn.
LI.IIIILICATIIti blecca
Lubricating Oil, warranted fro, Irani viler,
grit, or r thrneut, awl ,StlpUtiOr to any other rcirl.
'CUM Lubricaur in thequatket.
.
Vrtitr. 10f dingle lovrels c..kr load s filled prompt
17. Lamm' rsrattgolaeiaa Mad. .0 it h deelore
IiEHOK 41 . QUAFF,
Office of the Potrolite Works. blexonAnheln tlwse.
10r2.3td
wHULL SALE 1 - 'n ?id W ARE
,IIOI.IIE.
LETTRI: PAPERS,
CAP PAPERS,
NOTE PAPERS.,
BILL PAPERS
WILAPPInO PAPERS,
MANILLA PAPERS.
A large and woll iwar-rted stock of tim bast brawl,
will lie roll at low p Ices for Cash. Itirtirlien will find
It to their advantage to give its a call.
lallihlAN a LONNISa - filailiT
Ilarlog been dis.olved by coustou consent, the under
eigued respectfully Informs the patrens and Oleo&
01 the old Arm, mutate trade in general, that he bee
Latent all titeup-etalrs rooms of N 0.103 North Eighth
street, above Arch street, Philadelphia, to continue
the manufacturing of all kinds of IitIESS..CLOAK,
and MANTILLA TIIIIIIIINGS. FRINGES, BUT
TONS, TASSELS, CORD, HEAD-NETS,' id' all de
scriptious, ea., Ac. And will offer inducements In'
prim and quality, as well ea, prompt attendance to
orders, to every anti& appertaining to Menne.
WI!. LONIIEUSTALITER,
NO. 103 North Eighth it., above Arch et.,
apl9:lm • " Philadelphia.
E HIMUNDSON h Cu
tl ht. .10113 . SiON it CO., I
Slnti mole, 57 Wood et. I
. JOHNSTON. 6 CO.,
Paper Dealer., 57 Wood 0tt4,0
wy I 5 Rllfet
QTEAM JOE PE.INTINU MOUSK—
Cleculans, rtiCif Lktk Bill Heads, l'ostera,
Balla Lading, Labeta for Manufacturer - a, Labels f.r
Ibuggiata, mad every kind of ornamental and plain
•
Priuttug, executed neatly, with ispatch, by
Will. U. JOU blitituN &
mytZtaorrotl strum Job l'alotera,s7 Waal at
PCAtill,S, a superior
1 allele, fur the use of ['bulges',LT.. ror sale
by
daylbltaweul
PHOTOGRAPH. ALBUMS—A choice
stock and large variety at low pritas. for ssle
st WM. G. JOI.INSToN a Co.'s,
ruyli'3tawetsl Stationers, 57 Wood street.
WE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to
sheen indpbted to the late Linn of J. I. CALI,
NAIJAN A CO. that their Eamon; have . Leen left
for 'alinement lu' the hands of JAMES MILLED,
Alderman, Ohio street, Allegheny. By this coarse
en do r.a desire to add cost to auy atarount, but our
present Innsineee engagements are such as to tender
It impossible fur either of us to attend personally to
making oollostlons, and co trust that those interest.
ed may find it convenient to give prompt attention
to bur claims. J. L. CIItNAIIAN,
• • . IL B. NOILEIS,
niyismatetflf (formerly J. L. Carnahan A Co.)
BAILE Y,
FARRELL & CO.,
PLUMBERS.; GAS ,A ND STEAM FITTERS,
I=l
CIAb OIXTURES,
LEAD PIPE,
BRASS WORK, de
TANKS, We KatWarta', lined with lead, by
now process, awl warranted to stand thts action or
I=l
NO. itO rOUN.TII STREET
NEW LAW BOOKB,-- • •
Smith's Forms of Pr000llurn; •
lIIIIioW on Torts, 2rub; . • •
•
Washburn,. on N.,111 Property, 2 tots;
• Story on - S.IIPS, DOW editlen,•
Parsons on liontracts, nowt MAIM,:
Dort on Ma idol Rights of Itniristt Womott;
• Kqoltir Drat Isman; nor.cditiun; -
%right's &Torts, vol.
to 2' KA CO.. Wood street.
MEW CIIEESE.
_LA a., box. prime Clltting•Ebetts; •
I 1.2 lash Eggs; -
I. .".
by
• • •
lloceived au3 for sale by 6371 •H. RIDDLE
grOlallhl for Crude and Unlined - Oils
*mina lauds or Jdorrhautlize,cau be aid at
.IAB, DAL6III.Ii a BON'S,
69 mad 70. Water urea . -
(I[LUDE tr.--500 bids. on • hand s 'ault.
V able fart Wiiug, and for ooloty
JAN. DALZCLL BUN,
roS2 69 sad 19 water ntrnet..
Mb-100 tibia. on
iiatikt mai for sale by
• . ~ • JAS. DALZELL
mra. 61/ mud 70 Witter !Ivor',
L AKE:rI 11 ht bbb. Whit/3118h;
1 "` kod tor .2Ul •'
L'k'n'rriuir;
n 'Y' 4 *Zrk jit RY U. 001.LINS.
R,UAL".STUNS-25 tarela. , powdere
. P". 7 k r . ,, , 4 , ,t 3 :t0n0: rai*lvotl nad for sale by • - :
-3 ° .• ' '.
.--. H. U. C41;11.18.
'
OD 1)E-- —
""
B c l 1 4W. prime
froh foil putt.r;
. , . &cash Pat..aalt; ' : .
40 00 11n; Bacon dhaul Jars, Eltlei and Ifoinr
.In stairu and fat gabby 1311111Villt. a I.AZiatk ,
• ta.l3 : 14..27 mai 495anithaald otraet.
/ IOL' hrr MODEL, POUran AND
1 ,../ NAVY I/EVOLYERS, by -
oly3 DOWN et.TKURT;I3 6II ' O6 . I 61:
Q LthARS--Barbor'a,'l'ailor'n and t'aper
ihainai, Nedi by
mva BO N & Wand .t.
VILWER'S TOOL: 4 , IJarpouter's,Yools,
N./
to cottdoi TOota; nalo DY' •
in :I 4TETIAILY, 136 Wood mt '.,
8 14
mho _itoWN TarLar.lao woad la.
BALLA:), just receivad anti far
11 . .-AUG I HS. AND. AtiiAiti444
We by BOWN4 •TEY UNININIAVoca AL;
JE - kit. i aby lb‘..
MR SS 11,10P0 - 2f uiob...Blo.l 4 4 c itiale
tki "'"'itoVri irrkTLlVtle '
yr', aro PER TlSEJalrrfil. *Y 4 GOO DS.
ETNA STOVE WORKS.
A. BRADLEY.
No. 30 Wood Street,
CORNER SECOND, PITTSBURGH
Manufacture and whole/gale and retail dealer In all
COOK, PARLOR AND KEATING STOVES,
ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS. .le.
In our wimple room may be found the
CELEBRATED GAS BURNING COOK STOWS,
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
the merited which bare boon fully rented by thous•
mle, and the Stores pronounced . nar4ualed by any
in the marbit, together with i great many other
desirable patterns.
We have also a very large aeserlment: of
ARLOR AND HEATING STOVES,
Wu. of the BEST PATTERNS now of.
feted to the public
varrANcY ENAMELED GRATE FRONTS and
FENDERS, of the newest Myles.
our COMMON KITCHEN
_BOW AND JAM
ORATES all 01 which are offered at very low prices.
mrBpeclal indumnente offered to Wider. in mant
of CiRATEd FRONTS.
CINCINNATI LEAD WORKS
MaCORMICK, GIBSON & CO.,
11=1
Lead Pipe,
Sheet Lead
And Bar Lead
ALSO DEAVERS IN
Pig Lead, •
Patent Shot and
Block Tin.
NINTH Slittri, SITIVELM LIAIY AMR SYCAMORE-
Ileingeacluslvely in the Lead Trade, we c furnish
the .hove to better advantage to Draws, •nd on
sarrax terms, than can be 'had elsewhere.
apfgam
TuE BMW SOUVENIR
C111:11E31
On April 26,1862, will appear a New Monthly Serial,
eutitlod
BALLADS OF THE WAR.
A sarbw of
PICTORIAL LYRICS.
From the well known pen of
MR. A. J. IL DUGANNE,
olegultkeutly lliustroted from original droselogs, by
the best artists And beautifolly printed MI hot-pre med
'paper. A par; will oppecterrary month, Including,
among other things, tho FALL OF' SIPJITER,
DEATH OW LYON, DEATH OF ELLSWORTH,
NEWBEII.N, BALL'S BLUFF, PORT ROYAL,
FORT DONELSON, PITTSBURGH LANDING,
ROANOKE', HAMPTON ROADS, PEA RIDGE,
Sr., le. The whole forming on
ILLUSTRATED POETICAL SOUVENIR,
of every event in the present most important strng
gin in the hiitory of this went nation
Part 1. entitled THE MARCII TO TITS: CAP.
!TOL., (of tho 4th itegiment or )h 0 ,,,,, c h.,, 0 i t .,) will
appear as shore.
alugle Parla, (monthly, freo by p05t,)........25 ot*.
One year, (12 monthly part.,) ...........rt 00
Liberal terms to-the Tralo, Slabs and Cllllllll.llOll.
Apply to - JOHN ROBINS,
P. 0 Nos, 2,94o—apta:not :11' Park Koss. N. Y.
1862. McCORD & CO. 1862.
II A TS, CAPS, STRAW GO6D3
BONNETS AND SNAKED DODDS
E=l
LW WOOD STREET, PITTM3ORSID
We are DOW receiving a LARGZ ADDITION to OUT al•
ready mama amm of HATS, CAPS, STRAW
GOODS, BUHNETS, SHAKER HOODS awl PALM
LEAP HAI S.
Wordsmiths visiting ourclty can buy hum us at
lover rice. th ou In Philadelp hia or New Turk.
Wel NeCORD st CO.
103 NORTH EllarEll STREET,
SECOND BOOR ABOVE ARCH. Ur Smut.
LADIES DRESS TRIMMIXaS,
The Copartnerehin heretofore exietliß between
96 •ND.9B Titi&D STUB.;
&lava Jan ...mired en liumoose stock or
WALL PA PM, BORDNRS, As.;
DPUOLSTEIII,NO GOODS,.
SATIN DR LAWNS,
DAILABHB,
Aud every other article- ha our litlO which we are o 1
tering ►t exceedingly low dmima. '
•i'Semembbbbr, lin and 98 THIRD STRZLIT, oppo
site.; W. WOODWRLL•O. mhai
UGEHS'IOITEATE OF MAGNESIA,
/LW hi a oz. bottles, in the form of powder. it IN
entitledfo prain 'Warner* over the liquid Citrate
of Magnesia, Saratoga, end most liberal Water*,
&Wilts Powders:mid other eimilir article*. When
taken in the morning, regularly, It ham in-admirable .
effect on the general aysteri, remoreenotatipatioo.
corroding acidities., and cooling olf all fabrik coon
ablinta. for ale by Hoorn PAIIKESTOCKS, and
Sdna Drmirgats; and at the meaufeetoiry. No. 199
pring street, New York. Price £9 amts:
aplM3rn . •, • •
Tahiti OAHE OF YOUR HEALTH
BUT litrL7ollD'lll MUNE SAW :BATIK
. _
Made fkom common salt . It is partway healthy and.
pure, and will malts better, lighter and mon" healthy
cooking thm any other Baleratus intim world. It D
perfectly free from ell" impurities,. and Iliparta
cream-like flavor to the food. Please* give It one
trial. If your grow - hunt got it tell blot to get It
flav you. For mle wholesale and retail at
BODY= H. JAWS, _
• .9:ilcuwa " Nee. I and Diamond.
LYON'S lIAGNEI'IO INSECT POW
DRR, tilted for 19 Pars and wawa in favor. It
kilts and exterminates Roachat. Bed 'Rap, Ant.,
glans, libittui W Cloth!. Fare and Tarnltiare, Garden
Insects, do. .All.pnaine beani the aipanne of E.
Ljon. and is mod 16 tut to peroms or domestic ant-
Wilds. Rena:en counter its and limitations.
Lyon's Poirdor kiM all 'moats in a trim.
• Lyon'. Pills' ate death'to rats and mice.
Send everywhere. , D. B. BARNES
-T. ..rLAIT
AJ.TATION BITYNES. Nalumeted nature', great
, restorer. 2 -They Invigorate, strengthen and purify
the system; cure Dyspepsia, Acidity of the Stomach,
Diarthrea, Ao. A perfect appetiser and tonic. They
'origami° tho body, without stimulating the brain.
They are Coinpotuul of pure St. Croix Bum, Itoota
and Ilerba; and are recommended by all who use
them. Adapted to. old or young, but "particularly
recommended to the weak and languid. Sold by all
Camera Druggists, Notels end Solaces.
P. U. DRAKE A CO., .
melXlmder 202 Broaden , New York.
O .I.V
ONSIGNMEI'S - ••• • -
V 30 binds mammoth ehreee: • •
3 bins. grime 'toll ,litter; :
20 crocks • Apple Batten, , .
' 75 bbee:'27ie flour,
• 25 boxes wee W.'ll. Meese; •
• 8 bids green Apples.- - . •
. 60 I:nabob prime l'earltmee, (knives:7 . •
105 •
1 boxes Woods` bt:
00 dch . ,
:.Udaottn Broom's; -
Jun received arid ihr pate by ' '
- : rRAN4. 'VAN' GORDEIk
BOOTS' -AND SHOES -- AT 89:MAU
ERE WEREET.-I,ool[ Tag PEVIES.—
.Lodlos E.g. Lasting 13as1 Gators $l,OO, worth 111,2.5
,••
Fine Morocco Ilcol1k;otta IA7 1.62
Goat Qmgreot • " 4 1,37. „ 1,76.
" Montero Slippers .60
. 44• • - 75
• • A LL 01111:110001:03 .Iruinoronnox; .
'BO! IiAIIICY.T STRUT
riANtis I,I) ) 4ENY, from vtixl
m I CifiAIILOTTS traIMIE, 43 Iffithat.
'ool.4tair sloth seat aykd
ts lrop . heMuit retklsed at 4 4 Aft *Wei., • •• •
• ; CLILBLOTTII • ; LIM!.
,
‘ 4,111 vgls • 250 lba 4cor.eale by?
, ,„11„ 411., rAZINSb'fOCK 41 - 00,
11th • 01, `V foi.vule
[aryl] B. A. raiumnocs * co.
rr.
^i:~q~
D.fifit , l9l2S
HAVE.. OPENED one of the largeet.,44 moat
.beantllntaMortmento of
-
Smer Dry Good!i, ;.
Allot the latest styles.
BEAUTIFUL ORGANDIE LAWN
FRENCH JACONETT LAWNS
EMBIOIDEILID GBENADIIIIp3:,
BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS In all kin& of
Goods.
Volt DE COEVRES,entlnsly nea
PLAIN COLORED PLAID AND STRIPED
DERAGKS.
DOUBLE FACED BLACK SILKS.
PLAIN SILKS, lill colors.
NEAT CHECKED BILKS.
GIIISILLE POPLIN, fine &brie.
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS
We also received s large lot of new style LOOP
SKIRTS, of tbe beet plenty 3
HUMUS,,
Corner of Tin and Market ot;eet.
SECONU GRANO OPENING
, -
NEW GOODS
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S.
ENGLISH PLAID GRENADINE for 16 worth 250.
ENGLISH EHBROIDERED.—. " 15 " 31
PLAID HOZAMBEER3 " 15 " 31
LAVILLAS By, 4 , 12
ORGANDIE LAWNS " 2.5 " 42
LAWNS ....... " 12 " 19
ORIENTAL .... " 25 " 44
Do. NEW COLOR
PLALI BLACK ......
do.' ' do. -- .... " 87 " 1,12
SACQUES, MANTILLAS, SHAWLS. all of £te
ewest styles..
This Is now the most deniable Mock in the city, In
addition to the old stock. clonnirouL .
1111'Don't fail to call and examine. • my 2
NEW GOODS
AT
BARKER & CO.'S,
MI Market Street.
A CODPLKTZ STOCK Or
SACQUES,
MANTILLAS,
STLIIb,
AND
,
DBEsC+C)O3DS,
And at the LOWEST PRICES.
N. 13,--ONE PRICE ONLY.
royl
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
NEW STELE OF DNXS GOODS
L TWISTED ,SILKS;
98111TING8 AND MATING%
GOODS. FOR MEN AND BOY'S 'WEAR
BEST 11001. SKIRTS IN THE orft..
NEEDLE VINES AND.IIOBIERT.
11E14111LO AND OTHER PEINTBI23O. '
GOOD BAT/GAINS FOR, Ofalt
C. HANSON. LOVE* CO.'S,
74 Market Street
-HORN.K , S,
77 MARIEET
Trimmings, Miley find' Notions
I=l
BEDDINO,
SECOND ANY THIRD aroarss.
.
The attention of and }talon BuYers
V respectfully 'solicited to oar iaow'stock of GOODS
which, In quality, style and cheopncos, *noels any
The tarp .mount of rpm we now oosupy.alforde
ea the opportout4o
,hoeplog thetoinisnart Unit
goods to sonar-ate deparnoeute, ,whloh suable* our
automm i°,mai r._ ,9 11 ;!°. Iqd'! 1 ! 4 .!"! 4 P?• - '
Able troobre4rituemonveu
NSW_ GOODS
11,ECE1VPD DAILY 'BY EXPRESS,
And at ord4ctvm the countri fqed, with , th e ut
most prompt =ti'ILMS warhated 14 ere
JOSEPH n04 41 / 8 ) •
6,16 , , • v. ',77 xsairrr. maim
EATON,- . -CRUM& Ca; ''-'!'
. ' x. tr riFTn iiREIT, -
fjObbe- and Retailers
-.. .., , . 0.1.
. •
,
r \B,
TRIMMINGS, Ex\, oinnuns, nostrix.ri.. I .
. . MEM . COrit4 Ra;
,TIES* 8UM#404 411 ;
SUN AND . RAIN UMBRELLAS, -
~,
_,
SILL Coaerwanitems; • "
. , nuonxs, noons,:aiisiarkOidiii
FA NCT ABTIOLII3A NOT/ONL
OrWHOLEBALZ norzusuppmd oa uwbas
term..
New uop.us
NATON, NANNME
. Nos. 17 ; 41=11141M it.
irarwhotisii. and aoso at'iimse sae
`E HM AX N, • C et. •.;
•ao,iirITUynIKIT.,
Iciillottio attention of "".
• MHO . I,I4II,LZAZID RETAIL BITTNRS
To a . large aid *Oiled itOck of diefilk — ble goods. jag
,opened.
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Ir4erTl3..' .':
.10ITANTED—A6 Lim Vonao of &rap, a
IY I middle aged WOKAN, to tako,oharipo the
Noshing, booing antetkamber Work: Salary 12,
0f.60
liortwoolt. ;Arnie need apptiunlino roll mamma&
' Application to boma4la at, the, Inatitutkm. on.
- 1110PIDATvitar tithe' ., :... mylUlts
ANTED.;-- good;' -good;'. Bound 141.0
DRA.6131111•BOIUMI, not lees :thsswms...
11*0 7 car,more than 'sloe peers aba—bsys; Wow,
- Maas,* dark sorrels' • fifteen and shalt Sandal:4k.
or upwards ; strong, settee; and well broken t 6 low
near. Hours ot inspesUou betwesu,l2 m.and,
rd.,dsdp t Outdid* oxcePttd.) at gattonny .
s Bs s sari
g e:117 ourth sneet, - Pltddwir, Pri."
' a`zid tiarunnader q.A.Arpy;z,
,: • Pittstarsh,d 211th, 18tOL • Athol •
. ICKNI..--SNALL.Iiouss
witteltocilgood dean roomi,lawit At
Aa•shisorderiettUtlxiAllspbelq - cirTftta 14:
• ripoluntio rent—will Aeit*lW i r
—WW.mas. wife sad infant. A Bush% •
shay Pla•alks, aD25:1•11
44 "
"1,25 " 1.50
FOB SPICING AND
VERT RICH"ORGAHDIES
MILE:MLR 806119;
r i sPITTIIBIZIRGII MATER
Lessee spa Kszsger...--........*W5.
NE=Ml=slMii
MISS ADAK MAUS NEIBM.
SATURDAY ZYENING, ILky
JACK SELEPPARD.T
JACK • StLEPPA.IIO.--..............111auk JIANNXIN
JOE BLUFSKIN Lrons
tin. WOOD KATZ 70#TXR
,To concladerwith
TOM : AND: JERRY:
CORINTHIAN TOlCaluit'maa..-Ips HENN=
JERRY HAWTHORN.... HAFFIT
OoRINTLIIAN KATE— GILLET
1 -••=THE ORIGINAL, CELEBRATED,
World.BenovmedAmmican Men to MaStollit,
GENERAL TOM TTIUMBI ' -
iIIIALLEST MAN ALIVE, • -
POSITIVELY TIE. LAST DAY--SATUBDAV,
MAY 80, at MASONIC lIALL. Three' brilliant
entertaintionts—Borning ad II; afternoon at. 30.nd
evening et 8 o'clock. Door open half an hour pre,.
Timm
The Little °animal will be gusiateil.by•
.•
Mr. W. TOBIN, the Great lingildillari Masud
Betio, tram the Nobility's Concert; London., • . „.•
Er. W. DE VERB, the American Tenor, and.. - .
Mr. C. G. TITOODID, Brilliant Pianist.. • •
The Galena will ride he his beautiful•Niniator•
Carriage, drawn by Lilliputian Ponies, andattemded •
by Ellin Coachmen and Footmen, from theiSkelharkle
Betel to the Bail, previous to each entertaluntant.
ADM/3810N.: • „ • • •
Day Entertalcouent.....2so Evening Entertainml.lso
Children under Children under 10.......100
School' admitted on Reserved boats—...—....2Ae
liberal terms. ' •-•
The Piano mod isa"Chickaring," kindly tarnish eft
by John B. Mellor, 80, Wood street.
apShaw ALFRED CUTELY. limitless Agent.
3UCTIO.i' SALES.
UNDERWRITER'S SALE OF DRY
GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, GRUOZR3 ,'
4...—0 n TOME/AY 21011121NG, Kay Gat, at IQ._
o'clock, at the Commercial Auction •Pniaas.l4 rush;
street, will be sold, by order, of Underwrltullotatock.4
of su enor Dry Goods, Boots and, Shoes, dot., part of
which has been but slightly damaged, compradzig 4
pleceeLitieu Diaper; 2 pima Summertlassimerm - 1
piece black Broadcloth; 2 Pieces plain -and ribbed
blaCk Satinet; 3 plecea fumy Satinet,• Owes Bog- •
11111 Shirting Rutin; 2 pieces glued Mullin; 2 pieces
of Beaufort unbleached Nuidin; 1 piece P111:10b Royal
Capiras; 12 piece. brown greach 'dolma piece Mars
&Slim Veettug; .12 itac. Dress. Print.; 2 piece,. fur- •
ulture du; 11.0 pieces Drees Urinal; 60 yards Beretta
Anglide; 18 ink Parasols; 3 dual. silk kid-finish
Gloves; 2 dozen Law Mautillas; dolettßoopSkirts
1 dozen patent leather TrareUng.Sacki; 4 dozen soft
Wool Uwe; 1 dozen Buggy Guibrellaw2U dozettaa.
. sorted. Neck Ti..; 40 Mann Spool Cotton,"4 dozen
nue Premb anspenders4l caao,.ll • pair, Distee.C4lt
Boots ' 1 case, 40 pair, Men's Mottoes; 1 case,22P•lr,
boya'Oxford Taw; lease, LO: iselr,• lUDS Ktp , Bro= , '
gam; 1 use, 42. pair, Children's copper-toed /Mota; 1
case, W pair, Cbildrim'a gout Bouts,. 2 taus, 44 p air,Diana boots; 1 case, 50 patr,Yozilles brogaus;l awe:
40 pair, WOmen's Boots; 04 yolumos kihonellaneous•
Books; Huge lot of drawing Paper; Silk. ILlbbons,
Trimmings, sc. . .
Also, at a o'clock p. at., the following alai - arks, ~.
go 24 bow, 12 gra.. 11116111101ra 22tract Coffee; 1 ,
turd Logwood; 1 keg Alum; 1 keg Coplanar Idea.' -•
Wiodow bath; 7 caddies Blchteoud Tobacco; ;
boxes.
Gucci:l3l2h Touacco; S barrels cut and dry Tobacco;
boxes Havana Cigar.; 48 Mad preserved
Canli
fo.cr; S boxes, 24 glum, patent Clothes Phu, 4 doz.
bra. Candkunicas; 24 pair "true Chains . 5 pair of
Breast chain., de., Terms cash, per ttuidl i ti•••,; - •
wy3 J. 0. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
ia Kk: A T GALE (.1Y.,-VALAJABLE
Vf BOUlig AT AUCTIQN.—t wilt sell at public.; •
so don, TILIO (Saturday) IGl,lllilliG,' at 7 'o'clock;
and every every evening next week, at same house, ,
at my salesroom, &t lath street, Pmt's thitat 2014',
dooms' Coosignment of Books,•in emery deParraietut
of Lawratu re, Science and Art; splendld . Ramily . Bl-
Ides, rnotograph Albums, Letter and Bois,Papers: .
kr. relate attention it rarkieetlully Invited to - this
collection of Books, bellowed to 'Pe the finest tu)ied-",
lion of standard *QOM Meer offered'at auction lu this
city. In the colleaten may. Le timid ancllvetakilas:
Iksbiogton Irviog's complete works, 21 - 7iillc'Soldt:', -
Adams' do, 10 vole; xlannas :-
Charles Dickens' do; 7 vole; theAftlietly Warks,"' •
complete, 12 vols. - Clerk's Ct.mmentary on the3ible, - ...'
complete, 4 vole; . tkott's do, I volt; hundreds of Slily,
umes ttie ropulitr.LiteratUre of the dity',lmdlattll;
tar and Slot° rapers, Ac:, - - , • - r,*
T. A.llcoLELlAND;licictl'"..
UKANIit AT it.uvriu.N.-uu THld
(4616014) /101113140,-314 3d, at 10 n'clack,'
old 1,6 sold, w 1116 Connitettial Auction nous% 641
litttli atrtet, 6 boxes Ontaga, Adeco,lll kegs ItoUta4
Herring. - G. DAVIS,
DUtililES AT AUCTION-41n' tiA.V.
U}ilhaY NOWUNG, ) I y Ad, at 11 o'clock, at
um Commercial duatiest lionne,l4Fllth pont, will
be soldj twe good le?cuu.d.4.and . .
.
wTI J. U.. DAVIS. • Aucl.
Af IIIIL LI It BIN'S 'lsl.llitilES AND ,
.
N.,/ CILAISKA—tskIAtiIIIDAY ItOltdilso.lll4—.
3d, at'll o'clock, at the Commercial Auction House,: ",
,04 Math street, will be sohl,ss variety oil Chfldren's : •,-
ebvent Boggles and Chaises, with talllng top.
. usy2 1 J. tl. DAVIS, Auot:
VALUABLE di4Je.E.b AT AliMI L .
—tha TUESDAY EVEN/1311, May Sth, at 73i, •
o'clock, erUl be odd, in the demaud floor Bahr Ram
of the Commercial Auction nense,k4:/itth' street,
the following list of dtaCke
7 shares Marchand, and Manufacturers Bank
MoaougabehrlusunencerCompany
ri,teburgh • _
int2i
EIC9CM
JUDY BJilliTd AT hiceLtiLLAND'S
.11111,1)111.Pa'd 61:10.ES dIoVLEI.-
"1 - 1 bitiUDS AT IdeIIIALLAN
J. 7 AUCTIOSZILIS DAV.. • spbti
AYJS 2ilON.ta
by buying your Bootqc
S and Shoes it NW C•XLLAZDIi. • •
All JAS &LIMNS 'AT
-LAND'S A:00110W • •
BUOYS:AN titnlia AT . Mee Ifsll
LAIiDII AUCTWIL ap3o
JILERCII4Jr7
.
Mgi4ll
intim a. Reis &co.,
(ioloomois to :woo 0.. Watt,)
Are now receiving their Spring Stock, tom
-may variety of goods adapted to men and boy= .
which; In extent, choke mate sad prirca will compare
' Wench, American and West. of Salem! Cloth.% of
.the beat makes, of every shade and quality—a-mwg -.-
large assortment; -Centimes-at and- Dawkins; , Super
Mack French Doeskins; Super Black Ynosch OW,
merest /fancy Oassimeres In every varietyr 'Ribbed,
Black and Fancy flaisimeree; Bilk Mixed Umbsieran.
'US 11SGS—Fancy Bilk and Satin Yeetin -
styling Super Black Satin and Silk ifeetings;Matlaaak
and Taney - 811 k Venbigm -Ifigurmi bilk and? .
Also; every. variety of gOodi 'Dtoditshn. loo 4 ,
likewise Tay r.boice selection of Furnishing Goods.
- adapted to 'gentlemen's wear:
Bolicign an SerlYlestlf feta,- our friends and, Shit_
public, say orders entrusted to. our. cam will meg s
with prompt attatitkaisad punctrualty. in ell
lighlitlf G.. HAMS a- W., Blerchant.Tabxs;:
mbld ... ; Cur. Penn and Bt. gleir 'streets.
JEDirrsitmaxs:
DR CHARLES H. STOWE, - 1 '
'ail/tar/a AND 8 nt.4o*
jOpposito Colonnade RO.s. nest , BirpenMen .7lt{dj
10315 _ . ...
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pAIT.N . TED : rOCT, 5,1861
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Dithridge's Patexit
OVAL LAMP CIitMMIEI
lifsaufactural et
XX FLINT'. GLABI
, .
'_Mate Mouths art Intandalt
Oat Caaatvabkhluating all pa,
Du Waal itoes was:lama
D. D. DITHUIDGE,
. — . tort Glam. Wor
Wahtuston. as
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'BItY.FINA .110010.11,411.-
MLUILTACTUSAM 123
UNITED STATES DlOTlNA'auonta. ocOtrigtro.,.
aoprztacl;'' • • •
•
Canter of Groan and Pitt straits, Soston..Mara.
. , •
• _
This Portable Rooting la the onlyardele twee edier.i,
as to the public. vrgich I. ready preyaned folio on Shr,..;
root 'without any Atildthig operation. It 1. 11914,
oofio applied, sad ran ".be mainly - sad •;
cheaply transported to any part of dos world.
not taint or discolor water rozwitor ever; or lying• ow:.
it, and Is in all respects a very desirable article.-- It.
noo.woulacting properties adapt It eepedany to ecie.,
estaelnellidsonotioe 91 nutria kinds, and lais
to_ tint, public alter • tat or tour yearn
in all witilitterelhaate. and temporatune, rotate;
lag all Wadi's( rooni.- dal or pltelsed, together Whit
It ts both Asap mud thoutitii. • Airontrwaitdoili
.whom liberal hidacomiaito rm oireraL gond •$* '•
y u ppie. circular, to., with partioiguit:t o wv.-fk..„ ,
ButrWING Oct. No. D Gowi et. ikotost:',
puItLIAUTON _ tsE4V4N4I,-.:gt) .boxes
-
maw Baling - ton itgit, to r tide der mi . :
so ,.ad, by Saltllijk n•,-•••7•
• _Hat and-
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t/uUliormileb7 - JOzer C Afirtm, •
E ws •,. /int ascot, tsar-Wood.
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