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[Filkkir•OWlrEVEl9l.l9o EDITION.]
realtilalMMett-thir.Derit - bierdateist and!
Surrender of Macaw ..Fifty.
`.•e-Cietatoit,-^20;090" Piiteds - Powder
111144# 0 ,., 4,;'-f114140f Arms Takeo.
EnrtlßMs. 99f/1144—The N. X
-1.1141149*,96. r•Peivodtv teleareph.ftwp
paore„the following report front, itnepioiel
iiiipoildent;"..tif, the: bombardment nf Fort
_
*P an ' • ' • ' '• ,--
htiltritabstions 'far' tho leiribitiltiaskt of
+Tel .fidetem , - wire nonillion§ 'On' Vredriesaiy
ntif hi, tuf the , oediti'to lire Wai hot iticiettilfr
ilkko'eloot Friday:'
was tired from one of the.,4o.pounder initnoW4, , ,
iebelljtota.4lni 8 wed 19 iwoh:morteraatu c 'ale
followed, wed tin firing ; ow, gun ; eidewt ozwe
,t!ft,enime...rpirtilar and unobsattetod. .Ths, fort.
,
:Oita; gibs: et 6 6'i:4J:ink' • :end
, Went illenoed by .
"alhhe'hf threeor four at. . * • until 4
14'cidaielwitie , tftoniooli, when a white gig.
was hoisted.
-Vhe-gewleasts — Daylight, - Stite of
lObjppewa 'and Gemshox took psitgla the'ett-',
Itstement. setling in aneetipws and &lig
tura) but thsheem sew irsveratd them-from
,40,,,ill.ar,en,l,parrioa and they 4 0 90 withdrew.
~,, Asen,,,sterialas erritred.,en ,Tharedwy, with :
"two armed barges,' end witnessed the tiem- , .
hodment.
'apr VaitAcle
•-• 'Mew Oni, and - tore ip the glide fetitpate
in the Most effective manner, Of 1,100 ehot
end shell thrown, at ( the ; fort .460 stntek the
Sbt guns 'orthefori mcri.iiiikett with . skill ;
•'slid cmarage,batthe mind hills afforded a coin." )
••, . •
• -.l4otwprotactien to our meat •
Tholt 'Orating of thiWhit# Mat resa f ollowed
Ifith',Ge4.,-.Parkir and,a, &In-:
;•psait!oricf. hostilities until the followinaatoorn-i
"
-
Luring tll ,tt t,a proposition for the stir
- • • tender of the"fort was" comMinicitird'he
Burnside, and in the.mornlni•the articles of .
' - :11‘..1•61trril)11.514"reidIrlfi•45 prisoners , of
waiiiintt warn released on sterele,andallorred
. •
to take their private efforts with them. IThe
P ours Ts/Mined their *Wilms.' There were
Originally "proPoiedbrOort..Parke,
::lkit.",gtoite a, by, Col, White,' the commander of
alfry guns,2o,ooo pounds of , powderi shot
and 'shell to Iproportloo, 40 0 stand of arms;
teikigt:
~Ill 4 4l)l6l ,l ,Bor_iitticio, to A.,44;oeioir.Order;oon
-:..gro Ardittog Goo. Parke An•his , wraterry,rtomf
/;•eituadifitathe nem of Port•litootr
W11;1 M crtbitsof.the,"4llllMAstl Rhoda
, -"Ttlitnd 'and tliC — Biti - •Cohn'entionftrt Tbp: ootal
tiii.fort,w,as _offered to,Capt Morr is,
of" the let Artillery) after. the" eurtendsr, •but
declined, and Col. godinatii_of the 4th - Rhodi
• Island, was Praiain charge. "
•
Number of .MaJtir and-Briga • ler
filenerols.lertae of Danl. E. Sicklei
....Blointunitted Slaves., .
-- • • Arprinnoroire .. May. 3.—. The latest count
-...shows.that there are no. UM. Brigadier Gen;
aral,oind 20, in addition, . await Senatorial
. isogon, .:*frpreteble report se been .made en
the nctstinatien , of Daniel; B,*; Sickles and
thireiseeetti to-be co doubt that . be 'will soon
be oottilrnied. -- The bill..preposing to'lluilt the
nember:to'2oo, and of Major Benerals to 20,
will, icallTrobability, become;a Isw: •
" , Thai far or 'within two days; applicationi
- , harirbeenillad for..4nunpensatiowfor 42 of the
alaraii nnurainitted in the ;District of .Colum.
under_the amaceipatiott not. .
The President.bas rerestilted J. C.
aise.4lrice Consul for Denmark, !wand for
the District of.: Celninbis, and 8.. 8. Sayres
I.V - See Consultor' Denmark 'for' Pisinsyleania,
at Philadelphia:" ' ' '
L. 7 . • EXPIorioO , or a Powder,
13.--Thavnadar axl
a.t. Gorham Included eight. buildings,
which ware blown up one after aniitbar.• ahe
,-,.., bands were fortunately at supper, and no' one
Death gMit' d ion
w ylo a,it o st :
f the :3d
Fort' Wa rren on
Mtieiieiat Fart p rat ceptared
bb04014.• •
Tueedq
.
The'Steileseet Ainerici _ ,
Warm', ?day 0.-e-Tbe eteamer A11k041314 arT
rived at 1 o!elook froorLinrpoot, Tit Halifax.
• Bil311111)1‘11, 3..-Th. Old :Point boat
blinds ifio..uoira , - .The flat of • trace: brought
uothlug later from Norfolk. - ••• • • • -
. .
Alton& th e Atezdtelloethke.l • -
•:”:•-•• skta,•. 4 1 tut lbw; an trxewell
•, , '-';To go where taglee cal and rides &AIL"
Ithdlriththe reetlrm thought asleep be Mt,'
••• . .
frciat val.; " s
' tisti Wei river "ul9tm- tilnwPi*ad—
vitt tau dr
is hold
rern:
. • StnEdia sna st
*- •-• FOlke theta
a . .
"Therizazab blinding Ilaah * deemtins roar
•dr=
- LAO dbaonant arts of trtuuip and 3,
Blood trickled down the rirer's reedy tkots,,
. h eady:
Do Morn b r o ke niKin hiiiolenna dream ;
-And still, arab itmly pulse and deepening eye
, 'alYhinwtsasies b. bald, Nail Wks gleam,
'follow; tboakki dta l".
1 'By rein is gintri Innath attained ;
death-us istnorntion annitetli all •. • ...
To fight lo TroMoio's. come is nu:milting pined
- . • And notlilng lost, to 11111: • -
e "„isttnieittatione.-Elleet of the
• lints 91. New °Vienne. • , - 4
„ • •
Yootecu ..bi it° , Thnriday; May 1, sria.l
2.=—Fspers have? . alen
seerdired from Petersburg and 'Ntirrolle. • •
era lit thel;:a[aitiao
enar - the bell. et N'eve, Orisans-rseme charging .
'Zeiss 'lmeelt. with ;treachery. Comma:low
liollitil Passed , thtertgh 0,,;0n
the way to Rillsbond, on Setur'Jiq. Ue ex:-
pow:int blips:if lit Perfectly ionised, st,the'rall
of the - Crescent; city. He stated . . that there
were; orielinudied, heavy gunilio'positiost on
the lies* hetWeiti.Fort Jectionlina the City', ;
that the Lotibi (Ana 'wag ready And'irsiting;
:bat: 'lninistonti hoarding partite, ritinsposed (Of
active young man, were organised to beard
. sad: take the pational , vesselrat all hazards,
and that the „Mt ippl,the,consert or the
Virginia, although nu finished,, eculdy i(
eessarj, be .brought batc; ietioa., ;
"...,21te , following: additional items . regarding
ihefallof New 9rlesns itTer : ill that =sib.
gleaned froin,the papers: '
Commodore sarragut had propelled Ono Of
- aspttalatiOn,W, hlsyqr Monroe, which the lat
hs: had sweapted,"and the city of New Orleans
....eratis,ist last sechunts, held by :a kiattaliciti,' of
mariutui frtha.the lqaairou. : i3enetar Batler'i.
foroei,i ; aeo,-Jeithbe. few initivot the
haTiog 4adtei on Lake Ponehartrainlb -
/aorta-441°a , wee raoeived at Norfolk .
, airtry that Ospialts Mclntosh, the ,apposed
, amaskander 'alai , gunboat Isiosisistsi 'ist New
-7 - oileint, - had been badly wounded; ;when or
where was not stated. ' From the same tourist
it was also learned that -Captain Thisisii
tev, annexed to .be the commander of the
3,lcEse, was mortally Wonnded , the same
Couliscation.
"Thum* nothing in the Federal•Considtt
- ws read it,. that forbids • the confis- •
cation of the, property of rebels to Astray
'the heavy, bitrcloes they hate , wantonly
•• ;thrown-upon:the country and we are
sussed -that loyal Members -of Congress
,should seem to adinit that there is no pow
er in the' Government to confiscate abstt
bita ly end for ever, A bill of, itttabider is
art instnuneat whereby one . 'person fut. !.
islteci , •for the crime. of another, as wham
the .ohildren•et a traitor are bold sassier-.
able and - made 'to; antler for their parents'
dusts: This, is;contrary to the genius Of_
out institutions, And very properly forbid-,
dira,bilhe Constitution. ;It an estate is
• held by a life tenure, with en indefeasible
entail to. the "holder's posterity; Congress
cannot break, that entail because Of the
-preient A-reason: bat- property
held in fee sintple - may unassisted al>.
soluWy and ;forever. Such, at 3004 is
• •
our understanding. the Conetitution. . •
It 1 Who •stmiti for the believe it
• • hatt.,n rigAt s. to entst--. - thnt
the toaspirsoy:
sad eiforta to overthrow it by : torso and
• ?Wilco are Wrong. .If we are beaten, we
understand. that , the Rebels', ta4ntitph
plies the needed .juitiftestion of their le-1,
volt, and exetopts them-from Iscriamt:
Ant Auppose'they ,beaten an -fic to
TraWt. unconditionally •to the, Union:
Wiumpien? Are theespenselet this OnStk
tra fign a t t r y-st rou te to na•-•borni - Wholly:by_
AbileGill: - A:4.omill the Itebeli /4 - retitirecti
*int as May be, to
_pay for them? What
Of• Anode° and com m on Mamie 1 ;
rtaturuf;' ••••• • -
y:';.:;.~k .
NMI
14X=M
kipfort .oClll4.:EmpedilitriajAn -.Pitts
-111UTEtt- Lanoi#ll.. -,-• --'' ," I
.., , The steanishaMatengoand J ..W .:11 lilian: :
• •
10.!...;4 11 ? 1 1 v. 4 l Mtlfalt, -44, 'kW'. °WC "_.c°F" B ,... g .
the eppeditlanz onerepalV pent by , the citizens '•
- of Pittsbargh„. te . the. relief of the aiek -nod
woundedpoidiera.//t Pittsburgh Landing, ote, r
iLI I- • 14101- Efiniseni Titer, -maehed Cincinnati, a t:I .
2 • Oileelc, -p. m.; on Suodiy;l3th of April.', I
.
,:l. 'hid preceded the heati 'in companyi /City'
v.wa
r. or , anti n t ir arrivel at . in - '
- . - a
,
.
.einnatii - by th e tselcient rid of the, Sanitaryi
Committea;•we were= Oble tepreaure Most of
. the stores needed in - a few hours and prothert,
. en- our
_mission, Stopping only at Evanaville;
Jot ,bread, and, at. Cannelton ,for.coal, we .st-i
rived at Paducah, at 7 a:- m., of, the 154
inelraend_ re datained a short.time or pro-1 '
maritime nee ' airy permit to go up the Ten- .
nessee river Leaving at qa. tu.,,we reached
Pert Hen mirky iii the/at/fru/4n. As we ap- - .
pri/sebed' &desire was. mantfes ted by e
r iew,•oh loos to CIS . o clding, how e ver , !
,that nalth r pleasure nor 1 ,1 ): 'Er.ittifteitili'h il
l a
curiosity h any,pattie mission our" nrditts•
we/staveri to pace on , and the - doe' itoon.7*as!
'theerfullyiequiesced i n by all :'-As we'phieed
the landing j ibe boats *ere hailed by,, the pr'e-',
per °doer in. o/
Comaid 'Or the peat, //IA ectfh-:
.pelled to stopShd,thpert: - The delay;wfiehnt.
'llftean' or titanty irdrintelf,'Stioiagh, Ifehaver;
to gratify theOurions With a Si:Oster this Dirt;
At L 1 p..M. ,th1.1'4 e darkiesicempalled the bOats'
.t/tY4:1+0.4.C.84;:ti1, Choy ware again under
'way, and,peesbig Savannah, at four, without
.stePPlig,reichad PitteliurghLandirigathP.m.
on l'hili Init. 'Prom' the time the MAO left the
city ctlpittourgh; nitileithathed Pittsburgh'
Landifig; the• labors of those tin "heard*era
incessant, over two hundred eine() imid:leveti-:
ty :dcible cots hid - been. made koniluieboi
taken onboard for the purpoie. About three
hundred bid ticks wins made and filled'with •
straw—nearly the mune thuilier of pillows and
a large' number or Shirts and towels. The
fiat day was eitiehioecuPled in: Misighili the
'cotifor the 'reception of the slek; putting , up
the cookint atom* assorting:and, preparing
• :'At Pittsburgh 'Landing; we were met "by
Dr.' Simmons, the Medical Direeter; sad 'the
boats were
_placed lit' his . diSpofail. - Alttlia
biota which had preceded specified - a. the
objects of 'their relief, •tree'pe' of a partiMilat
State. Same refused te:tako the sick, their
Aiii being meant only. For, the wounded. Dr.
Simmons; on learning: that the 'citizens of
Pittsburgh had: sent" us' with' the 'full knowl
edge that - there *am fait einiereniMybranie
troupe in the battle and recognised every "Mk;
dler tifthe arrayietheldnion /M our Own;andS
- whether siek • or•worinded, eitithid to oar grat
litudeand nob ideas' we could give,expressod
the utmost 'gratification, and' offered ` ovary fa
' hility -Dior 'the aecbuiplainient ef'otti mission
which chic ceoparatien Mould afford: Here;
;nested me to,,zend lino of the - boatate the
hospital aiding, and to remain' there until
the next evening, and the other to Ortimp's
Landing, about four miles bolo*, at daylight
in the morning.. The IllillMen, was tying out
side, .. ad I directed her to proceed . to the hos
pital landing; s few hundred yards Up - the
rive at °nee, intaiding•to take the Marengo,
by aylight in the . morning, to Crump's.
Capthin
nary
informed me that it was
neesemry to clean out the boilersof the Ma
rengo, mid it
might ease time couldhe avail
himself of the 'night's
"'cooling toeffect this.
I acquiesced in the arrangement, W and by doing
so the phylidani aud. nurses had an oppor
tunity to see some friends and visit the battle,
'held of Shiloh: All Irma on board at 11 ri._,
mi, with the 6M:43,1/Pipe of Dr: Pattemost, who
finding thet3sth 3C6gimeat Ohio' Volunteer - if
without it. Surgeon, decided to remain; and at
12the Marengo left Pittsburgh Landing. • I
' At Ciumps' Landing waren along side of a
hospital barge, and there just began to realize
the horrors of thennuatutalwar. The 'Mtge
was. Crowd" with Inen , htt ell-etnhee of disease
"O , Outi , :lying On , -bunks or ,Untes:lnany, on
the, floor—with inadequate attendance, DO
suitable-food, ilitost no medicines;lnd not
the slightest approach te . the comfo rts which.
render sickness tolerable. • The atmosphere
of.the Place was so laden' -with • exhalation!,•
from the tisk; as to repot ' the more timid of
;our cempany who attempted to enter. The
Phy M aician in charge seemed tole doing liis beet
land, to feel deeply for hisen, but with the
• means at his command he was-powerlemi. We
{ breight, away seventy-hve o f these poor fel
-1 lows, some of whom seemed already beyond
treatment. .one of the latter, who was reject
ed bonnie about to die, lay by the passage
way. The frequent eight of his youthful
and emaciated face, eicited ftlie • iyinluathy
_of,
'all; and,St the last moment he was taken on
board, as we supposed only to die. 'He is
now fast recovering, and in • few dayi will be
1 with his mothar...But few of these men would
have live 4, but for the effort you have. made
for their relief. . . The 'Marengo left the land
ing at, 4 p. m., and in half an hour reached
Savannah./ Dr. Simmons had.l:4ooCalld US in
tito packet, and I found 'him at the quarters'
of Dr. Davis, Surgeon of the post. -At the
suggestion .of Dr.. Simmons, Dr.,
,Davis re.
0
.quested me to send one of 0 .surgeois ,to
each hossti; te select the cases desired, •giv
'Mg a preference to those-whose homes were
in Eastern 0410,--enYing that immediately on
getting the list of names; be would send the
men on board.. The.saine -voluntary -pledge
wasmado.a few minutes later- to Dr. MoCook;
nevertheless, when the mimes were furnished,
Davis refused to let the men- go. Dr. Sim
mons,. unfortunately; bad already ; loft:. for•
Pittsburgh Landing;: and; as _their. seemed'
to be no authority - superior to Dr. Da
vis, to.which we could appeal, we were oblig
ed to give up thrtidea - of loading until morn
ing. A bout the time this Heitman arrived,
'hiving reeelvedlhut few' sick , at Pittsburgh
I - "In the morning the sick and woundad'oame
1 - or were carried to the hosts lel/foto numbers,
sent with pasSes - from the hospital surgeons.-
We hid taken matothit board, when I rewir
ed a written order from Dr: Davis, to take no
one without his 'Own special , pare: It was
sad to witness the disappointment of the'poet,
fellows who *era _tithed' ,baek 14 the person
Earth tiy.Daels, to -: erifortia,hiS:tiacrec. • There
wow Moo men who had been brought down on
litters and a detail 'of soldiers, was sent to
carrj them beik—l 'succeeded li:delaying,
and fthally-pievietbag althgatherthe lel/smart
act, and. the man are new, lithe hespitais at-
Evansville, Cincinnati or Pittsburgh, with a
I t prospect of recovery and future naafi/tools. -
- The bolts left Savannah tialtll with 1449 sol
diem, ineluding a few Who wore ishayslestmt. -
1 Oar ordera-•--the propriety of which: we could -
not gainsay--ware,, to leave theirieri at'hos- --
pitals nearest their' homer; 104' ware left at
Paduca, 20 'at Eviinsyllle, go. Ai_ Lziatoine,
at - New . Albany, 101 at:CLualunsti, 64
brought to Pittsburgh. and tie others left at
intermediate points: -Eight died onthe pass
age. Arriving at Pittsburglson Sunday, the
27th .oh. April, 48 .. 1/attests' were placed in the
Marine hospital,--13 at the Pessavant hospital,
I at a private house, and 2 remain on the boat
to go back to Marietta. '. - ' • •
On the night 'of the 25th, about 9 o'clock;
we wars 'startled by Cries. of distress,_ and'
came upon the steamer Eunice which had
just been sunk by collision with-the Coinme
dim Parry--the Marengo steamodrip to where
'the accident-had" occurred, and by. means of
the jail boat, ost. ably manned by the mate
and carpenter,: carpenter, sixteen- men were rescued;
They ware clinging to trees, whisk; from the
extreme high water ' were now far . out from
shore, and some Of them must .have perished
but for this opPortinerellaf. .-
Whatever doubt may - exist in the' commu
nity at home as to 'the propriety and ,wisdom
of the expedition, there is none among' those
who forandai part of it. , We knew, that the,
relief afforded. and the. many lives "Ted;
richly "compensate for the cost of the expedi
tion, or the personal incoltranistimr, Ur laor
incurred-,cuid thank. God for :haying ;pp
it
into your hearts to accomplish so noble a'
' At each of the points where the sick were
I loft, and by every othelaiisitherticinnfl.ditty
as director of the. expedition -btottght not in
contact, the greatest admiration was' exprosi-
Od for the true _pattletists 'and philatithroPy -
I of the citizens of Pittsburgh. „The gratiinde
1 of those who have been relieved, find of their
! who hays witheastuithe unsollishnen of 'your-,
movement, wilt met in-favor of the soldieril
1 op 'pannsylvaniain the Westiahoueitir their _,
um/ comes. to need relief. • . .. ~ ' • - . .
1 it would be wrong to close th is paper with
' oat 'spooking of the labor of the • physicist/li ,
land nutter of the expedition. They deserve
the highest commendation. The female nurses
aitiealsity'.were . Untiring: in: thole industry,
Only. these,who witnessed, or were ministered
to,eanispprectiateths 'extent of 'their pelf
/1, ftwitnin,i4b 67l, '- : , .'-'-' -:• ' -., "-
• ' " ' .'
, . My-engagements; ittbo•,litiapital Lave pre
ientedme from making's more tatbifactory
reports Ithd - atith • ortriler Ported. . - ' • • '
--_- - • - '' - ' ' - - ,Pstaxlt;Extrafri
- ..,,q,,..... -
In charge of ; the Expedition.
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aorilsiiamiew*or the , Pirtatnitgli`OMAUe. ,
oh V , :-.- • . Dircarra, ALL: - April 22;1862. •
--• "Lieut.' 'Phelps emainanding"--the indi--
! viduitwlionedrie timesitice—about the first of
... . ...
February-olemi. far -up the Tenneseoe.es
-Florinnie, and found - the Uniorietmtirnetit .i .;ie-,
vere, - was 'inaii ipla.- lf - tie` found- 'any,
Milos'men •he enlisted -.them and .left none;
behind ; sod- presume the-Union sentiment-of
Alabama-is shoveling coal: on the U. S..!grin-i
bost , Conestogs... - Lieut.' Phelps .may - be.:B:
good! naval: eornmander, but , it strikes. me
. foreibly•hets no -judge- of , finiOniaM.• - .Theto
is pleaty'of itliere; , Ituive'irt been able. to'
iiii.
find anybody W o ever was or who ever'ex-' !
.peidedtohe a S Monist.- - -All I have Me I .
axe those who - "willing to bare the -thing
'ended:any-war, , individualawho "never had. I
no hand in it no ;' way .whatsoever;" and who!,
say "they can't lee notliFerenoe &tweeze:pour ,
-folks - Arid aavo-all the same ram'? ' The only
-"people l have:met who are _inclined to lad,
comfort, or inform us, aro the slaves—and - 1.
bare-:no .besittition in saying that -Generia
Mitchell's' obtained all the information upon
-Which her has .acted. fiom the blacks. The
:whites here are terribly. afraid of theme and
try to convince them that- we do not come 'to
Laid or libirate them: -Ilia easy !to see that,
the slaves pay little. or no . attention to: such
language; bat appreciate their position better.
thazi-the'whites do. - - - • - - . ,
I am not surprised to learn that:General
Mitchel, commanding this 'division, the• ad
,of the army of Ohio, has become oonvinoed;
cud: has expressed. orirsetcral oocasions, hid
belief that:the war Must, ultiint.telyce the
form of a crusade !against slavery. I amnot
prepared tolsay -that this is advisable,Aut it
certainly loekrustselike it must soon become
ti-neeessitys , nrilese.the -closing scenes of ,the
'great - drama are brought about very -rapidly,
,I.: have mot - laud General lditebel• use the
language referred to, but it is representedon
excellent authority. 'that snob is hie . opinion: -
_ General Mitchel was not so extreme at the'
beginning of the conflict.- - But It is known
that he held Views opposed, - 10,0110 01 7, and
,from these views grow the linen - el with gen:
Sberiatin, which led to Gen. Ilitaliers *wig.:
nation. , - -The 'resignation was not accepted;
but Hem. Sherman watt removed. Since that
time the views oftlen. Mitchel have not modi
fled, but experience has confirmed Lim In his
opposition to the irtstitution,and' convinced
him that theavar must' eventually end in its
, total a . bolishment._ , •
. . ,
You are already aware of what has_been
done in this part of the Confederacy by Gen.
'Mitchel. Stevenson on the east, Huntsville
and. Decatur. in the centre, and Tueetunbia
and Florence on the west, are in his hands,
.and occupied and held as the basis of hicline
.of operations.. He has formed a line of river
connection with Gen. Buell at Pittsburgh
. iat - nding; and , is ready at any moment to form
tit ,his Western post to-appear in force on 'the
flank of the rebels at Corinth. White his p!!)
eition is an exposed and dangerous one it is
- an'iMportaid one, which will be tibstinandi
and tenaciously held. He is being strength
ened by Geri. Begley, for whoin thereippoirs
to be no more necessity at ! Columbia; and I
understand the ' Pennsylvania ' brigade i
'marching via Pulaski to Decatur. By th
way, the 77th must have been in the Pitts
burgh fight.' - You have get 'particulars e
this. - The last time I was In their =rep Ila
Dr. Irish dissecting and discussing' a bla
-bottle and its conteets, in which ?potation la
small handy, glass, marked, for all sites of
dro'cliess, - ke., came into use: Doubtless the
Doctor has had other use. for both glass and
contents illice that time.
" Brigadier-General Lytle, of-'Ohio, is at
present commanding at this place, and his
brigade holds the ' position.
Placards' stuck about the town indicate
that the rebel re-enlistments have been for three
and two' years., or the war. There is great
likelihood of their being disbanded before
their time is out.
' • A stoat, many desertions have taken place
in iheirranks lately. Quite a number of these
ari • lying. About this place unable to get away.
General . Lytle has succeeded in capturing
67,500.ia gold, and 6 rides, buried , near Som
erville, In this county. A negto gave the in-
I formation which finite the discovery. -.-
&etas.
piglanuf's Fear of Invasion Justi
[Fmin tho Opinion . NatinnitoS hirtc• Napoleon's
In England ,public attention is exclu
sively directed to the transformation of the
navy. The government. and the nation
desire, at any price, to maintain their mar
itime supremacy ; but they will endeavor in
vain. It will be no longer possible for them
to secure - their coast egainet invasion. A
squadron of iron-plated ships, armed with
cannon sufficiently powerful to sweep the
shore to a distance of several kilometres,
will always permit &landing to be effected,
particularly if the hostile Power be near
- enough to be able to choose its time,. and
if the atmospheric conditions leave a
smooth sea for thirty or forty hours. This
is the principle cause of our neighbor's
anxiety. They know that the part of their
territory situated opposite France presents
in general a safe landing place, that it is
of easy access, and they know, likewise,
that a squadron which would cross the
Channel,. has ten chances to one - ,of not
- Meeting a has
in its passage capable of
, Stepping it.' We, trust that the terrible
- struggle.to which we . allude wilt riot take
1 place between Franco and England. These
two countries have too many intoresip in
common not to comprehend that a durable
I peace is necessary for both of them. - .Elul
-the future* full of uncertainty, and we will
e..,
not consider its crime in the Engrsh to
bo'unettify, and to endeavor - by pier tire
Means _to. divert,' if possible, the m sfor-
I , tunes Might occur. We cannot say
.lhether, - independently of a desaimt, an
-1 iron fleet will restore to Great. Britain the
unbounded confidence she formerly reposed
in her nevi... Evert in England doubts ap
pear to be ,entertained on that subject, and
we tan perceive.through thi.proud dealt"-
rations of the British papers expressions
of sorrow—sighs rapidly suppressed, which
prove the confusion which - prevails in public
. .
rLET. -A - large, well 6nie ied an d
comfottably.furnlalustlitotu on lilLit:ltet; between .
Third and Fourth strata.
• 'Aleng Ilooni;Atteel up for eehool, and heretofore
-Pefeubled by Hr. Aver'. Academy for young tidies
Also, bleboon's Smbrotypt Mnne, corner of
I bird
• tied ticket streets.
Also, soma Boo= imitable for allow.
Bent sexy low, to ottlt,the
. .GAZZ•II,
torner.thliA and hinrient *treats.
0911t..102ST—IN.1.1swonnant1 . —A two
L story Bricklioule, of WWI room!, with • beau
tiful lot mad la a good locatio n.: Suquiricof
J. W. Y..WEirric .
108 ?11th street. rlttaburgh.,
FR large and well
' 811.0P8,• 80a100, , suitable for Cabinet
!Oskar' . or ,Idschlns Showy!!! belaaassitoouo or
dlirrasit partied: App!? at 48 THU strsot.
IiIOR HALE. OR BRNT—Ai Oil Be
doom 1.0 completa order. apt 7 to
aoat tsairtdif at Low. No. 106 Noneth
F - OR RENt—A comfortable Dwelling
gone; it rank a Wade and 'carriage boom; g
urea land, well *et with apple arid peach trees, grai,e
arbor, go. Will be lowed tow good tenant fore num
ber errara Xuguire of WATT- g'WILSON, •
Afro--L time_ inorr Brick Dwell:lig on
.ooltrell'
street; 8 rooms, in good order. -Apply •, •
.••YVATT.A.WFI,4O/42,68 Liiarty it.
Dirs4io.r,erio.frs,
_DliesetiArrioN PAIITNERSIIIP. •
_ -The partnersldp. heretofore eilatlni 'Nausea
'WILLIAM BARNHILL and arro it. BRUM
doesn't Bother Makers and ibeet Iron Narkeri, under
the nem and style. of .WlLLldld BARNHILL a
GO. anti dissolved on the , 14th day of •by the
dealh of William Hatabill, - All per . nintbaslog ac.
comets unsettled URN said - Ong win pies..o 4l sad
We them adjusted, 'with the- tutdentivisti: - •
The business will be continued -*kite - old stand,
•Nui 01 Penn street, by thalUfliVieig plitter, "'here
be will be pleased to see the pstronsul the late
sal yellers haeltut hyalite's la his line.,
Hurvising partner of be labs:dna of • "
,sp2o:olrdawT • . •• • • WM= Barnhill& Co.
tY.VICE.--The'vepartnerstiii) hereto?
N.(co* , extetlng - between - JOHN; IL , O*NFIELD
'and D. N. DARBOUTtoseihwibe no and style ot
J. D. CANFIELD.* 004 le ,Alleeolved b m
y,Undtatlon.
The beelnens of the lite. Annirill he settled by John
B. Cantleld,, - who- noillnie the Prorliloa Pro.
duce sud tkannilithin Vinefilair, al the old enatd, No:
141 andl43lflnd Street: - t JOHN 13: cusp' ELM
PlttsbutEh. JIM. ;..•...
.
i
MADDPA-4500.114: . .Chiibrit flit; sle
n.111.11.1.NT5, Ls/U.I4W A
oLELLAND'!iAIpO7S.O I I.
.
R- 11 :0 11 PA frNYEKji - Vjaa
new itud. Ix-eat:tut paserUer a =MA OE4- r.
.U-U!;Cp 1 , 1 onir , AS .'t , Pit/011M/1 for
.Zaatarttla E11:1411. TILIZiIIAT, at 4 o'alttck p. w.-
114tht-tairtg. 4 llntii , e Yokmearille.Eti Mir I'ILIDAt4 nt •
Foilrottlit'cr friatatat atmay:os. board or to
J. B. LItiTSCSTON'a , CO.,' 4a:its; Ilttehragh.
H. F. Cf!—.4 rtn,.*4. -4•lz
. .
D.
p G ILL /3, „IV.I - I.ls4iL
JcAt, tor,
Wheeling nnii lutermediat 4 or %VERY TUES.:
DAY, TIICDSDAY "anitIiA.TUJIMAY ti ,
O
kck
ming float. connecon. , wille regu
~ mak lar,
Parkeraiinrgli , nta ti trintinhatL
ing, tote Wheeling EVERY 11(iNDAY, WEDNES-,
DAY and Y UDAY, at • liftoff "a. m. Paster.gera
rr•ceintid throb to Cincinnati. For freight or pea.
nage apply en - hoard orto JA.n. A
".• 11,0 • , Alf Wster watt.
w HEELING •
U . The steamer LUPE u.surrs...
Copt, D. T. Brown, louver for WHEELING. and all'
Intermediate railata, crary MONDAY, WEDNISS
.GAY - VIIIDAY, at )12. o'clock rti., teaking,close '
counectioce with tho Parkersburg packcis liatura-
WHEELING usury TUESDAY,
DAY and SATUIIDAY,eI.B o'clock it. to. Por freight
or i'"""
appl.6t=o;loloNS CO., /igen te,
.147- • No.' 118 Water attest.
LO,U
VII,LE, EYANsVILLth CL ti 9y
*Ytt.LE AN.D.NASEVILLE.—Tbe sPienn oramsT
IDA HAY, Capt 'Jona 6.141.0, *III leave M above
'on wEDNE OD AY, 7th inst., at 6 o'clock • For
freight or pump app!l en boazslor/o
J. 113.:LI INGSTON, ACO., -!-. t ..,
1
(jit, & ..
.lAEAI. ISVLLLE.—Tbs beautiful steamer
.1. 'R.-FOND, Capt. W. IL Kerr, leases , aa MmvP
vn
WEDNESDAY, 7th inst., at 4p. m. For Bedew
or pamago applz on board to
J. B. -LIVING or TON & CO., }
Agoutis.
non JOON FLACK,
14NOR CINCINNATI . LIJU-li i ial
J.: ISVILLIL—The' -excdilent Wainer
to AlliiNGti, Capt. A. C. hi' Callani, lesivos as soort
sun 19r al Intarmallate ports, on TUNSD AY. .fith
inst.; ht 4, p. m. rim freight or passage apply- ma
.
Ward or to „
blyS ''' '.l. B. LIVINGSTON it CO., Agnate.
LIOR: ST. LAMS;
AND
coMMOOMMISIrd &St' 'steamer AUGONAUT, taw,
J.-W. 'Porter, wilt leave So the show, sod all *ars.
mediate. ports, ou THIS DAL .lllsy 'bth, at 4 9. m.
'For [might or touttogo 54 ,1 7 00 Won , or id. .
Ilt • J. D-LIVINGSTON d CO.. Agouti.
FOIL A CINCINNATI. LOULltafitt
:i V LLE A ND NanIiVIDLE.— T L
nue &tamer •J. H. ,DudiE, Capt.-J. Dat.ru.aat. ant
Ware for toe above and all intermediate; porta, on
THIS DAY, Hay HH , at 4 o'clock p. For frolpbt
OrPaisage apply on bonrd or to'
myl D. 11..DtWTS.
14 1 0 R. ST. LOUIS. GALENA„I d a
:DUBUQUE ANL ST. PAUL.—Tha
Cue' par:seater atoamer ARISONIA, Cap, ramoal
M.1:1Malll, will leave for the shorn ports o THIS
DAY, Hay-sth, at 4 p. m. for (might or passage
apply.on board or to - . • . • •
• la 1 .1. 11. LIVIDPISTOII* CO.. A uta. :
LOB ST. LOUIE4•ROCK.IS-'ja
G&LENI. AND ST. PAUL,
DiNlCY.—Thalinto Wainer DINDEII,Capt. Dozers,
will leave for the abort, and all Law sedtato portion
111 S DAY; sth Instant. ' For freight' or passage
apply-on board. • ; - _apt'
13J WI
1...7 NEW PORK AND LIVERPOOL, land
.ins and eueslarklng ,Peamengera idULENS,
(Ireland.) The Liveippol, New Turk and Plelladel
pLin Suddnatdp Company Intend deapatching their
Pal prPrered Clyde-built Iron Stearnstdps• as Valmer.
ryror VaDßlNGTON.....—...Ranarday, May Id.
ETNA ' baturday, May 17.
rmosuisaa..... ...... --Saturday, May 21.
every Saturda y, A? woos, Crum Pled 44, Nortia
rtlzer.
. •
uig.nj 3prlilu.]
To: LET.
.0118CELLair..yWOUS.
,• . •
- eamra or taaeloa:
111101 tia11114....-676,0 0 5TE1C11A01.....-11 80 . 00
do to London,- 80,410 do to-Loadou 23,00
do to Parts.... 85,00 do to 8ari......... 28,00
40 to Hamburg. 85,0 u 'do to Ilatatihrg.. MOD
LONVON EXHIBITION: kleturt: ticket., bon.
don and back.
tint Oboe ...... ........... ....... .- ..... : .... ...........—.-$l6 O
Third
de
Peawngety edno forwarded to Havre,7Bnopett, Hot.
tordant, AlaWlitp, 4..04 equally low rated.
OrPonoue ortthing GS bring out ibeirlrhmde co .
toil ticket* here at the 'following rotes to New Tort:
Ir.ll Liverpool or Queenstown; lot . Ciablu. irlb, IPA
aud 5102.• Bteerage Boat. Llrorpcol 140,t0.. Bum
ljoethatowo $30,00. .
,
Thoth !Beaman have soperhi accutunvalSatlous in
pones:gem and awry exporlsoceal Surgeons.' They
we built ill Water-tight Iron Section., and have
Patent:l , We AttathilatOrs oa board.
eirPasaarioaaa roe Erlars.--Bp order qf tie Sew
.e. - ..vp of Rate, oile - patioNgere leaving the Dotted Slates
4....; 'spired to praettnr - rawporte before floilog on board
de Wilatase. •
- JOHN O. DALIL tepid,
~. .2 lb Broadway, New York.;
201 IN 2110211'80N, divot, '
•uhie .111 , 7 ,, 110 r.l).rtt 'ay+, Plttal. ' nrvi.
NEW CARPETS,
Oil cloths, tice.,
M'CALLUM'S,
- ire. S 7 Fourth Street,
No.. 26 snd Id At. Mk Sites% Pittsburgh.
We nrs notaretseiving our Spring stock of
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
f OIItiITUILNI OIL, CLOTHS,
TRANSPILIIENT OLgEN OIL CLOTHS,
STAIR OIL . CLOTHS.
WINDOW SHADES. •
WIPP HOLLAND].
• LNAIILNLI6D OIL CLOTHS
• . SHADE
Wholesale and.lleisll buyere will 'find our stook
comprising the assent stiles and it prices low
to sell the time, .1. 11. PHILLIPS:,
JAS II camps fr.. co.,
HOPE COTTON'AILLL, ALLEGHENY
■mNO►loruzios or
SEAMLESS DADS AND OF osmeoulics.
32 1301119 TO 40 INCHES WIDE
.47lOrders lat - ic It. Childs 6 Co.'s, 133 Wood
Pittsburgh. will irceine attention. oadnilYi
I.4 I ILUIT THEE.S.-41.1DUOSIIIIHIS Terra-
Cusernet—d. very large stock of choice TILERS,'
of selected - varlaties to choose Crow, with 1.4 F l
bin cue taken to haviovery Variety true to name.
Of Apple ob
oe we ha. 176,0u-60,0W of whack
ere three year lds, JOAO four year olds: Pear, tq,-
ow two to three - .are old. Peach, Plum, dn., a fate
stock:'
IleetalNCl—the Trees In the Nursery. Nil and
. .
kande. them.
NYEIKIREENStioic 1 to 8 feet, by the hundred,
cheap; also, SHADE TRUES fail) SHRUBBERY,
whokeele and retail. .
Address PiTll5llllllOl. l Al) O,kEiLLND N
rittRUS, Plush - limb, Pa.
101114 MIRRT4IOII,
14 OUEBS' t,LTICATF, OF MAUNEbI.49,
.1111 In ea. bottles: in the form Of powder. It le
entitled to spectut prifertaus . oYer the liquid Citrate
of •lligneshn beratoga, end moat Mineral Wateri,
&Nitta powdere, and other ehnllar article.. When
taken in the morning, regularly, It has an admirable
effect on! the generul quiets, remove coruitlpatbth
curreettugedeltleailtna tooling anal fabriU cod •
phdota. - Forlabi by. 'Neestlh'llllNlB2oolll3, and
mar - Driggigh;and , at the maitufattoty, lie. 193
Spri l street. blew York. - -I'd. 25 ants.
Ob"Y °LIU IiEALTii
t?.
o . lly 11171.401011'oaiLiutaillIATI113,
Made trout =minor Wt. It is perfectly healthy and
pure, sad will make better, tighter and mare healthy
cecating than auy other Dateratuslathe warldii It is
perfectly free, from all Impurities, sod linparts
creiun.like' thiebr too t he' food: Please give i aim
trial. It your groce ham not gotalt tell him t o tet It
.lbr you. " Per Ws wholesale mid retail at. -
, DODD= 11.-,1A019 . 11,,
Doc laud 9 Diamond.;
MOTI
EBS .IPROPERTY.
IN Trig CITY. or PITTSBURG/L- 41 i
these whir hare neglected to pay the fourth Install
ment 'Or their 'greding.and Paring dwarsementoins
h.taby *laded that If they wish to avoid ratite upon'
said' assosament, they callimmegately and
alt
nubble all anew' ttusauuty be standing , nnpatot
this date, Aprllld. WBILIGIOUBAUNI. -
EW tif . IVCK O.ItOUERIEti .AND
160 Sada. Thai and Obotee Sagiv; - •
260 pbbi. choice N. 0. Molasses; •
' . 2ao do.: Lave:illy' Syrup; -
460 do - Homy • - do-
.154% do guomiad brand!" Sirup;
76 - do Orsabsd sad Polverised Sugar; .
. 100 do ; &pad B Coffee:. - . do .
,do 0 and 0 0 Taal" • do
60 bongo Blark-Tobsovo -4 ? 8 ;,
POO tail BriglishOlan
tatuato pods •
26 .boirs pure Ground 24pper;
60,00ditua NA% Hain, foal:Jae;
76,00011 m dalabooldar• a ;
100 bblia iticea,raucr Flour; .
Iwo do chola. F.mW aa
26 bags abaft* Havana Caged;
150 - . do„ NrAnd clnSoa Bb OP 1 1 06 ;
- fat boxoi - Amex soap;
.250 do. Sta4vb, for Ban.SY
Ynitoia sad avv sale by . •
• - L.DuzrAtil24i B trptimil
sp26 N 05.242 ankfdli Libotitstat'aosr Wood
•
a.
~x `x S ~ F:Tc: ,
~....t.,-.. .._..-. -x.__. .
IgiTSMATIIRTAL ItOTEL,
3Gi/ 3 r.°ADWAY.
COST gliolit:raliriciaN. BT., i.W.YOSK
• ',This tirstios hcu e-.4tre most sal t. home-like,
hotel in the city -ollrre, ogrorlor
dneeinerds to thole; ristrian; 14EIV 10:6. , for limed.'
nose or plessurs It-11 central - In Ito lo.tion, sad
ieprori'ilio•FUEOPW.XlON. fn orunection.wlt,n
setiioN, 'can"
st all hours, or served in pirlr own rooms. The
r barges ire • Moderate ? . rhe . mat. and s ttendsmn of
lirder=lmtltsi ¢nd nil die' modern omen•
tem. attached. .. • . . . mhin:imd
ON VIZ EUROPEAN PLAN,
CUT 11 - EW YORK
SINGLE BOOM }FIFTY OBNTS PEE DAT
.C.Nts. Ha( tividrr, car Per Frao . k,feet Street.
' ""
(Oppoditl city' 11.11.4,
teals as they may be ordered to: the ppacloua
flafectorjr. . .
There is a Bailaiee,..ahup and Itath hooma attached
to the Mad . .
Cfallt . ewire of 111:111.til:118 and IlitUtatEN who
wiy rob.
aft.Sallyat.
IL FRENCII,
(PORKERtY' EARLS 3,)
17 AND 19 PARK ROW,
Opposite the Astor [louse and _Park
nuor. or Bruno 51,50 er.o.DAT
This long-established and popular: li011161s.: re
unsay been rebuilt told greatly Sularged by the sad
'RH= of. over 100 rooms, and now has 5C00111111104R.
tions for, ovor 300 persona. It has aLso be= thor
oughly renovated nod refornished, and is
=At= 10 wear IVIT/1 GAS 711801741110IIT•
This Hotel has one of the bast locations io theelty,
It ciasY of wools from 'all ties' Steamboats and 'Rail
roads leading to the city, and is convenient to the
city conve yan FlllB VOLAces. .It haaSS now
HOTELah tho requisites of a
ensuring the comfort of its inmates..
Toe patronage of the travelling public G respect-
AlirToows, $1,50 Fix Dar. • - . ' •
feta:Run H. L. POWERS, Pro .rietor.
WESTERN HOTEL,
Nos. 9,11,-13, 15,47 Cortlandt St,
!isms BcointraT, Xew
Title obi artsblished and favorite nwort of the
Bunn. Cartinturdry, has teen recently relltted,And
omplete In every thing that cart minister the
comforts of .its patron.. Ladle. and &milli% are
specially nod carefully provided for.
It le -centrally Waded in the business pert of the
city, and is Cantina/US to the principal lines of .torun-
Issas, can, omnibuses, terrine, An.
• Inconsequence - of the preasoro caused by the re
bellion, prices hove been'rerluowl to Use DOLLAR sm.
Fifty CANTS rots • -
The table is amply supplied with all the bixoriee of
the maroon, and is Noel to that of any other hotel in
theounntry;' Ample socommodetiorut are oliered lot
upward of 400 ghats..
0.0 - Do not believe runners. RAORMOO. mot otiterm•
who my "the Western Hotel Is toll."
.1). D. WINCA.P.STER, Proprietor.
Taos. D. WIN6UrSTSII. tel4r3ro '
R - uu` 4 "
' ROUSE,' 'Winos,' the
A
iirgeat and best erranged Rotel hi the Nom
klogland time.; to. centrally located, and easy of ac
cuse from MI the routes of travel. lecontains all the
modern itnprovemente, madmen' convenience for the
comfort and eccoismodation of the traveling public.
The sleeping miohis sire large and . well ventilated;
the suites of room. are well arranged, and oszupletely
furnished for famillreand large traveling partial, and
the house Will'lllllltilllle to be kept itse hrst alma
hotel in every respect.
nothlyil LEWIS RIGS, Proprietor.
ED UCaTIOJI'.II..
NQIIALLL S - CIIOOL.-11. WILLIAMS
has opened& NORMAL SCHOOL at No. 22 St.
Clair street; Third story.
Terriensay of Teachers:
•
11 els the counsellor of, the Trechem,the trout to
'whom all of ue look for advice and instruction.
• -. • JOIIN .1. WOLCOTT.
I concur roost heartily with the above.. . •
LEONARD IL EATON.
I cheerfully concur In the opinion Impressed above.
. • W. B. THEW. '
1 take pielaures in giving It as ity opinion that the
foregoing recommendation to fully merited.
I know of no one echo deserves higher testimony in
.10.11 favor. . . It. N. AVERY.,
1 fully concur in the shove recommendation.
D. DENNI 8011 „ ,.
He cen menace pupils for the High School quicker
than any other leacher in this city.
A.T.
Tcalta-41 per week, In advent... - antedtawd •
SEIrLrG MACHL.VIES.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
NO. Y 7 FIPTB STILLET, PITTSBITO.(TII, PA
Awarded the First Prenthn. a A.
UNITED-BTATBS FAIR
For the - Years 1868, 1858 and 1860
UPWARDS OF 10.00$ MAOILINES SOLD IN TUN
UNITED STATES. •
ILOUE THAN 20,000 BOLD UHF PAST TEAL
-We ger' to the Public WRISEIAIra WILSON'S'
IMPROVED . SEWING ISACIIINE, at' REDUCED
PRICES, with increased, mu dunce of ltd merits se
the bent and post reliable, Family Sewing Idaehine.
now In cum It done equally welb on the Mikhail and,
thinnest Mbrla,, macs* the lock-atitch impomille to
unravel, alite on both aided; Is simple in construc
tion, more speedy in. movement, and more durable
than any. other machine. ..-
CirctSars; tieing Priem und dna:Hutton of. Ma-
dillies, tarnished gratis, On • oppliesition in person er
livery , liseikine war • Led for three years.
-• des . • WM-SUMNER & CO.;
WLIIJ 'l'lo
• .isioic
SEWING! . MACHINES.
WILLIAMS &ORTIS' UM:QUAL:SD 'D012111..11
THISZAD - FAMILT 131INVINTUACIIIIIZS. : -
Price 125 to $59." Saleroonilto.,l2 Fifth street.
Type Machines Were been in rum. four years, add
hare giren entire witietliction. They will run; gath
er, fell, hem, tuck .and embrolder,and do all
that any other An Machine war=
ranted and kepl.ln repair ono year without o charge.
Alva histrUctlona siren to p '
Sewing* Machine Schwors,-Cotion, On :sad
Men kep t constantly on hand. ••
- LILLI, lITBAIN & co:, soweirenu for *ettei.
Pentw, Wo..lll.llfth street, corner of Market, Pitts.
burgh, pa..
LILLICT, STRAIN 'Co.; ManoGicturara and hate
for aide, Wbolieale and Retail, all kinds of
MACHINE NSIDLYS.
- LILLY', gTILAIN ; •
No. 12 . 1:igh pt., corner of Market.:
AGENTS w&wrED. inb3:2meOd'
FOR 8.11.10.
1 . 1 E S IR A BLE • kftOPEB.TY
liiLVIA.- . -Tirolwo-stary brick dwellings, Sup
pileilWitb. water and. gas ; lots each 30 by 'll,O Pet,
actuated on south avenues - Allegheny cloy. • -
A building pertly flublied, with tar atone base
ment, an acre . and • %outer of-groun ds situated on.
Woods Jinni • short distance from the liesclicater,
Passenger and Ft. W. O. 'Raft, road', being suitable
for lariroiLtictrt proporms.: . ,
&160, • una el no emus six and • half miles from
the city, and one and • quarter mile* from Colin
ney's Station P. Ft. W. AO. 11..11.,' with you*
Orchaydbf trees, • water power Saw 11111, two
Homer, and other Improvements ; fi ft y mem elsereds
Foe farther particular, Inquire of .
SANIsI'IIS., $1 Federal it, AFeibenYe.
apiS ~ or ha bort streets 'Mahwah:
GNU E, FOl4
ABOUT Zion? nowt glitysti.
IN GOOD °BDE •
WILL BE sow am ()AGM
lu cli fre "
LIU& , A' 'SAM; AlN.—An
J DEAN 11111LODZON. with tmir - idepa aid two
batiks of keys 0t , 5 octaves.. Una been to ars Inaprl
vate 'Wally, leis than two yeses, sae is to excellent
order in OMIT resteirt. The style of furniture Livery
handsome. sod. equal to the beat made Piano rorte.
Manufacturer's ink* kloston. Tor tale note
H. iiieLiOn. 81 Wood it.
UDR SALK—A twastory frame house,
containing frifirioorni;sffiaateel on the' SeCODd
sown from - 111e mini Ward &boot Woe's, Allealieny
atty." The kW tow a" knot of 'twenty feet on Iffddle
street and extends back fifty feet. For sale very
cheap. Apply to , /1. MoLKIN eo..
• Aide : los l'ourtb street.
.
BLOATEB,r • ERRRING -- -Juot receiv
trite New York,Aftetheupplpfatchofeeßleatm ,
nicety smoked end'pet up htettglilletvut, for Wetly
see; also (or - de by the dozen at the family Oro
eery Btottot• , JOHN. '
- Coriet•Ltbirty: led Balla ttreets.'
L .. :Fl o
ao
zoooToi and Ibr
L Wh11.../n0; .;
1 0 HeniuM, -31
1,
• Illn astair I.c.coidasiLl
7
-..,-.•.',4:f ~,,..,i,77 _
:.:;i•r,lK-!':'7.:!:.q.iV..:4'.4',1:,=:, -
- f'Y'..q
-.:
. 3311PPEltd,OP. TIIE CIIIIIDS__
' ' • •
": beire eatoblisbed tatLe biTr. or zw imui Yall'Wi r
CONmodlt rt
Irro
SQUA, u with cd, TAO
, u 24 81 " 4° .4144 1gliPTT :.O.4:FW
GLIM, Ittl&C., Cuk
1516 4. 1111., " 1° " 1'141.4 - --- * ° !`f • ; ea,
tendam=o
' , Tt;
• -
No. 11•31 , 61rtv lad* It e w York'.
Jamci uxiDivr p:14,19;4.
LINDSAY.st duos,
OARB-0K . 401.1i,
LAMP MANLTyA9,TII,IttM.B.,
No. el WOOD STREET,
GILD: Ir. i•counis
WOODVILLEOII. p4FILNERY.•
ort.Dsurp, Blir
. .
...
. .
,-•.- ~ . ,
BURNING OIL AND LUBILIOATING:OIL,-
,Ndep rcoiwtantly on Lund the • 'dry bolt quality .of
BiIItIIING OIL, dm,. end vllbout °doll's's°, s gobd
LIIIIILIOATOII, pubis WHITX lIENZOLE and o,tir.
ii
Arsretkoniers, len atat... 35 Tn . lifili.LT. Bank .
Block, ~,n4 floor. Kill Tai PrOdlP w
I,ly, atudd&l. to.
EAGLE tee WIGLITNAN,
k ANDERSON, (vitae!. and Wensln
. POUR CARBON OIL, (qualltygnarantood,) • •
. • PITTSBURGAL, PA.
!Kr CAR GREASE and,BENPLE constantly. op
Orders recetved ior the present at CRESS, SMITH
Co.'., Water and First strum.
CORNPUNTER. OIL COMPANY. ;
.JOlllll 'RAVIN,. Jr., /key as Treca'r. •
INftscvolts-7t. IL Deals, T. N. Nevin, J. L. Car
t... Allan, A. Comma, John Irwin, Jr. • •
PNTROLNOM, of light:gravity, from the wells of
the company, on pu Creek, in tteresugo county, con
stantly on inuoland. for .
Office. at T: IL Nevin & Co.'., No. 26 WOOD ST.,
Pittelmigh. • • • • • ' • utylayd
PII3ONA OIL WO.
litture a co.
Works• at Sharroburg SoOlon, Allegheny Vole' y
Opine and Warebocoe, MARKET NUGENT,
Manotnnturersof ILLUMINATING and LIMBS*
GATING GAUBON OILS &int IMINZOLE:
W 11.E.T.INED OIL, warranted non-oxylo•
Ova, always on hand. . _ . oc12:10
LUBRICATING. • '01L; - i
. - - th"az LOW
ruts or 25 CENTS a&LLON, constantly
ou hand and for sale by' k JAI: SAWYER.
A. to the quality. wo refer to annexed certlikatat.
Pirrsenaow. Nov. 27. 1260.
Alarm D. C. *. J.-H. Sasoyer-43ieute : The Lubri
cattns CUro aro getting tram ,you we 110 to be the'
beet tar one pnrimees we hare ever need.
Tau L. B. M. U. B. B. Co.,
Br Nix. ESPY. Presidag.
LUCIFER OIL WORK&
WILLIAM P. WOOLRIDGE,
iIANUriCITILCH 01
GOAL AND CANNON 01L8,
and dealer In
•
LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, de.,
No. 89 Market street, between Second end Tlttnt
PllwriißUSGll, PA. •
•
talanfedly . •
. .
REESE a ORANF•
Ozz. karrxise,
/I.IIID 1111•311111 , 1CTORZES Or • -
,WHITE DURNINQ
. ,
PURE DEODORIZED BE.NZOLE
AND smat CLARIFIED MACHINERY OIL,
CRUDE, OIL-Oh ALIT GRAVITIES PURCEIABED.
• oirNew DU jisrcvls ww+tod.,:. •
Corner °Moo, Monrmrproeur Howe. dekrizawly,
DOLLAIt SAVLNGS , BANK, No. 65
Fuostu ft81:11'.
. : - .6llidEtillED IN 1856.
Dian dully from 9 to 2 o'clock, also on Wednaubsy
and Saturday eventrup; from Ilnylet to November,
lot, from 7 to 9 o'clock, and from Noromber In to
tiny Ist from 9to 8 o'clock. • '
• Deposita' received of all =MS not lan khan One
Dollar, and a dividend of the profits declared take a*
year, In June and De:Comber. 'lnterest has been de
clared semi-annually; In June and -December; mince,
the Bank nee organized; at tharste telex per cent.
. . - .
a year. • . , .
Intereet, If not -drawn out, to pieced to the credit
of the depositor ea principal, sod been.the some is-.
tereat Aim the filtdaja of Awe and December, one-.
pounding twice - e-jear without troubling the depoli•
for to call; or ere"( to proteiot his peso book; At this .
.10°,1:Omni tu•los • than mule', peers,
melting. in tho eggregatetriont win oiroplE IEI
- containing the Bele.
and Iteguistiont, foreland gratle, on application at
the CftCo. -
Panasozwr--idliCinGilt ALBUEIt.
- ' • ' not PIIIIIDENTI. • '
John B.
Jolux Monoes, : . •
Alesionla Syne,
lenhessolOck,
James McAuley,
Jonleo Herdmost,
. Alexander..Brlxiboy,
John G:Bacli.ofed, •
Hoorgo -• . '
=John
Alaimo A. Carrior, • • ;
Charity A.,CiAton..
Jolla ;Evans,
Hopormill ilotiburn, •
William 8. itavon,
Peter H. Huiker,
William B. Lavely, •
BlCliirtiaT ANL/ Taco
E"A'`
, . TRUST AND . 18AV114GS
G
BANK, comer Sixth and. Wood dreete, ' ..
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND IiNFOSIT,
CAPITAL.- —.— . • ' ........ —...-..' ...' '..i5100,000.
STOWLIWIDNDS IIeDLYIOUAILIFLIAHLIC.
IgiCTOLS: '
ADAM EEIN=AN, ireelditer:. ' • '
I
Sprinter linrbaugh, August= ikerolor,
•K. 11. Myer., -.. • Jeeeph Long,
..t.• F...liarekatte, ChrhelastSiebert, , ••
Anthony Eleyor, A. Groetetlogere-
DISCOUNT 'VERY DAY.
ntylli:dly ~ . ~,, , JUNK. STIEWART. Maier.
CK. tti CO . •• VILLIff
AOL toothier, Pittsburgh, P.
atilWastatiouss, No, ng Liberty stn.
diatiutacturers et COOK, PAHLOII AND HEAti
ING STOVES, PARLOR 'AND KITCHEN GRATED,
HOLLOW:WADE, Stool and Gl...Moulds, Hell.
ing'ldill Ousting., SIDI Gearing, Gs., Witor'end Ar
tisen Pipe, Sad Irons, Dog Irons, Wagcni Base., Be.
garNettlai; Pulleys, Hangers, Car Winab. On__punc
and Ornting. gettersUy. Also, Jobbing and Mac
Owningi made to order. Patented Portable .lUll,
with Swam or Norse Power. ' •noldilrod
. .
..1.11.111111 P. TCIOIO. .. . ... TOUSIL
VOUNG BRO 7 l . o.l4,S,TDEitrsors Fors
= 1 - par, Liberty street, near the Corer Depot Pa.
IL' ILI Pittabargh, Pa., , maoasature HACIITHZ,
HOT BLAST AND ROLLING HILL FIIIIMACE
CASTINGS °revery description. ' , •
Oth PIPE, BOILER CASTINGS, FMK FRONTS,
GNATS BAILS,WAGON -BOXES, SAD AND DOG
IRONS, GRATES AND. GBATE- FRONTS , STOP , -
COCK DOSES, Ac.; alive on hand and Br aide low.
Orders left with W. W. YOUNG, corner of Ward
Wheat and Diamead alley, ssilinweira prompt. attest•
lion. mbIS
r FAlatElittt AND OTlDrad.'
FOB Bah*, avoiir surintiou ?wain.
GIiAIN FAN AND SEPARATOR,
. i
Patented s o nar d,noct.
The maioriority et ibis YAM aria. others hs
(insists in Its chomnese, simplicitr And ditrabilttg.'
second; cleaning Grain' hetet; better MeV More
thoroughly, with tom labor,: thaw anrother =f p.'
The patentee of the above Yin . bag been lan en
gaged in manufacturing and selling Agriardtund im•
plements, and corrinced of 'the great want MI a god'
Yam Far cleaning the different Wade of Grua and
s e ta, pmenU this to' the peptic, with fell confidence
that it will Meet their wants. - • •
The andersigned, twine welled the sae right
to manufacture and seen. the above- (tram :Pen end
Ikparater in. Weeuarn rrenittlesnia, Weeinstl,
&tab, mid all Ohio, cad the ght to sill in India , *
and Illinois, is now preparelto Allan orders, whole.
sale or laud!, at 318 Litany street, Pittaletrgb,Ya.
senneaserta - -- W. W. WA LLACI. '
If Mb street. above. illsultlantld
`II.3E,TItOLITIsI OIL WORKS.—lissas Or,
J. Ow; Proprtotorm.ltadurrs and Manufactur.
Punt Bunting Petrolita—trado mark,
Pure White Carbon 00,
Puns Deodorised Bair.ola,
Strum Clarified Lubricating 011.
timid Premed K. H. do do
No. 1, No. 2 and N 0.3 Eactinory 011,
.Argrad 011, Deed Oil„ Glory Oil. -
Wagon Ltd dl ill anease and Spirtia of NapbtLa.,
ittrOnlors tiled promptly. "
IPPF(tilico,nurnor of Front and Emltlideld
tifounottilipls Howe. Pltimblireh. • ..414
$lOOO .WILL .PU-.RIALILIFA 'A. N EAT
reint, - containing'. ori ame, vitt'
geed teeter]-drone ,-house, largo Darn, plenty
cholas fruit; situated- 334 mama howOreettebtar,
/Welt to . CO:: 302 licenth et.:
011.•.-25 bbla Na IlLazd Oil,
roodvisw Per stowarAiii*Art4 ibrilgolgrf to
claw a T aigcni r nt YalitS DALZICy 90X,
opu ci/3
~: ~D
-P/rrialnicie,Pssars
114.1r.K13.
Law 11.fau.nock,
John Marshall, -
Jima. D. D. Maeda,
d. 11. P_0110r.14 . 31. D..
11111 Bargain,
William J. Andaman,
, ,
Jenten D. Kelley,
Peterattadoln,
John H. Mellor,'
Jeznee Sh
Robert Robb,
Walter. P. JdershelL
'Jana Ore,.
'Unary '
John H. Shoroberger..
William D. Schnearts,
Alexander Tlndle.
/AMC Whlttior,
Obristlanitesger.
n--CilAld. A:DOLTON
STOVES, 40.
a B *extra heavy. ar
v !,on OLL B"rrebrropoirod and for rata by , •
x.L 141 orinT Jr CO . • '
aAO S TS • r and tea ?unit rtro.rts,'
maftt 'Ulin;VAßictiT
J. AND UNSATIL IMIIICINEft , —For unpleasant
sad ;dangerous Yocum •oso EX. •
TRACT'aucay. widen Laeretelled indinter .
aunt ti4thennisiVpreindireill Unitid•
mates!miKatrettiot win sinkted hifllanigp sa •
multi =titer the following dishuMi lord symptisna •
originating from dioesanlY4 Abut* of the.Lithrior
or Sexual Organic:'- GellitalsDebility, kilentst Yid
-Phystrai Depaueoloarinibrellity, Determination of
.111eral M the Stead, Confused Idear,llysteria,Getteral
Itestienurets and Sleeplestams as Eight,
Almence• orldruntibir iXdictenty. XONICOU AMU%
alienate, Emaciation.-Low. •
. t ti or Paralyets of the Organs of Getiers==
hin of the Heart, and to tact all the pmciamitants
oral:nevem and debilitated state ot thOlystem. • •
To Ware the 'genuine, cut-this out. A.k tot
Illimboles. Take no other. Crum guaranteed.' 1.
iree advertimment In another - eipgardiwe.
11E. Mch UNlr"S . TrriYtttOF opium.
1..." —The perfeetiminf thirinedtbrieble lima: Won
is a bites/Mg to uteakind. Without 4sterkoralns the
niedbrinel virtues of opium, the Yilrir L tiaminagf
from the noxious qielltfat Or the 'ding
.
i l Nt ece qt ; fractures. horn; maid*ammo ciloeush
enOther:painfal affections, it will rebore pain and
initstfoa;, On convulsions, eautodie nano'. mii.
morbid excitement of body and raindosithor
, tlg eickneee, costiveness; to headache. These amt.
tate qualifies. must render it pre-eminent he the Bat
Breland endeoldYY. d B. I D. BAlfyi, Tow
Oafs 100 Fulton street. Noir York.
Sad Idenby, F.ntailliTOßlErk CB.; 'lts!.
tratnriste generally-“
WE ANL:glut); iO " : LOST L ....,,,v
.I.tit ItBSTOBEDI—,Inst PoLashecri is -'a Stokl'Bo.,
pao Ala Biz Cats; -- •'. . ... • ':' • ~.- ...,:,
. Lec ture on the Nature, Trrattnoint sod Statist.
O ai: lipotiustorrtati or bardual-Welatoop, ,InTot
'on ry BuOttlons, Sexual BWOts, and Impediments
to NO gencsallj, ,24,yrottiguo,' • Conautzipato.
'
ZP49.7. 02 0 Sag Mental and 'Physical Incipacit*,
.soinoting tram bolt-Alum, ,lie. By BORT. J. OUL
ybutwx.Lb,.a. D., Author of OA...Orem:l, Book;" ic..
' ..A. BOON TO THOUSAND)} OF Ell Y rE.N.B.M" •
Sent 'ander east; in plain envelope!: to mo,ddrott,
part.pild;on rteOpt,or sax: ants, of Oro
_pott.iii - .
stazOpo,. by, r • Ds. CIL- J. O. SLINK, •
, .I.lO.Broadway, N. X., Ihmo,Offloo BoilblL.' --
.
RAILROALiHt
.
0 1 Arr E Ynfre l ;lsllMOß l
WBsB6lll:4l3tAllatOAL
--8 UM WE It AItRANGEDIZNT. 'att. Eder
?SUNDAY, ?day toth i tat2 Trahul I. the Depot
et the Nunn , hrau ltaihvad, In Pittsburgh, as
Fir"l".ll., Colombo. wed 00,chwati Short Liaff ate
Less rittaborgh......--. IBal 1.12) a. so. 1210 p. -
la
..
do Btenbentige.—....... 4 •• 4:00 a, • '
do Newark.,,........—. SC6O •• • 1046 •••
do Cola:ohm .......;... tip) ” thiis
ArrienaChichWniti.:...........,;—...... • -
No change Maass betw — een Pichibitriii;trl.Cincliiitati.
Splendid Bleeping -Can attachid to all lihrht Trains.
. ~: .-., Piiiihrrph and. iii4a4 Lima ' ' ..•
heaver Pittsburgh 18 . 0 a. m 1'0:10 a-1112:00p. tn.
do hYellwrille. 2e2.1 •• :1 &la •• . . 6:00 • "
do sgtentwinv'e 4:03 •• - ` , l 9:18 ••.. 1 402 '••
,do , Bibeellng: 4:54
, : •• 10:2 1 . , .4:06, -• .•
arrives Ballair.... 6:0 •• 10:40 ••BO !t*
. ,
Connecting at Wheeling with' Dilatant., and Ohio
Railroad, and at: }legate with Central Oldio Balhond
for ZaneavUls, Laticuter,.CircloeUle, Coluxibas and
Cincinnati, Indianapolis and St. Janda',
--
. •
1-00 a. to, 12:50 prtil:
d0' 4 : 25 '" 9:00 ,4
•
• do - . 0:10 4:15
do -Alliance 0:43 4:40'.." •
do liudson 9:03
AnireaCleveland.....---.1 9:15 . 5:80
Qom:acting at Bay ard with Tusesnivria bunch for
New-Philadelphia and Carat Dover; at Allfanceatith
Pittsburgh; Port - Wayne 'and Mileage Itallreted;
Hudson with Dierehuld, Zatuarvirle'and Citidnindi 11.
IL. for Akron; Cuyahoga Fags and. Millersburg. and
at Cleveland .with O. d Si It. D. for Phis, .Dunkirk
and Buffalo with C. A S. 11,11. far..TOado; Detroit
and Chicagaiand the liorth4ent. • •
'granulite Acoomniedation leaves at 4:00 p. m.
iteolinlug trains anise at1;20a.121,1 91 5 16iL1.. •-
• Phsough Tickets to all prominent •points, in the
Wast.or South=west, North or NOrth-IVISt. Cal be
procured at tbe•Liberte Bt et Depot, Pittsburgh:: •
• JOHN STENVART; Vegasagent.
• -•
• For birther bitormalloo, souls to • ••• .
- • • WlLLlAM itTrAviiti;
At the 0111ae In Freight Station, Posurat.
. •
Sumatra. AR- • ' _
11412011211CNT. YOB . 4 -
PENNEtYL.
VANIA 02:16TBAL BAILItoAD. itIOLIT DA Y.
SIIAINfi. On and after MONDAY, May 6th. -
me sun. TRAIN hived--Pittsburgh , from , the
Polftelllor - dePot , et the intersection of .Liberty . end ,
Grant aneete, foul a 1011 1 4 36 (emati.BlalaY) at 2 : 16
s. in..topping at ail the priest,* stations between
Pittebtagh and Philadelphia, end maktrg direction.
neatens at liarrisbnrg for Valthnore end Wuklng.
too, and for New York via Allentown route:,,.' • .•
:The 211P/1013 TRAIN Imam the above coined
station datli et 3;52 p. stopping.: only ..t prin
cipal stations, seating,direct , connection at Mania..
bars for Baltimore, Washington: and New' York via
,The YAbT I.lli£leavw . the Mane zummi Station
dell; (fhaohtts. 0%0400). .1— 6 a , P. rm. at_Pia6
only' at priscipat stattowend cionmealug at Mania.
bunt for Battle:tore and Wealth:oom •
LOCAL YOBIOHT TRAIN, with Passenger Our •
attached,. leaves, the Pamenger Station every mown.
Mg, (Sundays excepted.) at. 6:30 a. to., manta; air
faxsa Cottemssigh and .topping at all shalom.
- AMU EIMODATtOIi TBAINe. ,
' Sohnstown Asementedition Train tterree Maly,
(except Sundery)st 2:41 p. in.; stopping at Mt Manaus
anderinnlng M ha' eel OPUa , "gh•
Actosuaadstion Train br Will'Oßta}ltralficna
dully (except glizidaylal 6410 a. ta. ,
.15emoid 'Actiontmodation Train for Welpe:Bbstisto
leaves' daily (unapt Sunday) at UM a. in. -
Acmannodotkoi Train. be - Wars Sienna
loaves daily (except Burley) at 4:00 p. in.
!mirth .Accomumdatkat _Train Br .Walra Illathen
leaves dilly (except Slade') at &LS
hotarninx Trains arrive in Pittacervn en toilette t
Yapese., 1225 p. m 4 Mall,-12.06 p. m.:-Yost Line,
12 95 a. xi.; ,lohrietown.Acememodation,lo:flio: ni.
lint Wall's filetien - lonommedation. 6:00 L.:shit/et-
end Wall'slitatiak ACcsontitedatton, 625 s.u.,Thirdi
Wall`a 4 .statlon - Atimeamedatiestilnia . p. in.l 4 Yourth'...
:Wall's Station AionimmodeXiM 1. 0:10 p.
Titans fronatleimeillavelsd indienseannect at Maim- -
Mlle Intersecthin with johnitown Amxunoneletion
' YAM awl West; Vseowe Atell - Weet.
The vtadta will did It •giestlit to their Intim*, In
toinv- orilrea West, tothe trotter- ae by the Pennsylvania..
°mint Betd. as cammodatimas now often&
=not be surpassed.= any other route. The'Boad
ballasted With stun, and. le entirely hew frointhist.
We can prcimitet saitay;wPiedand . comforf ail who
may favor this Boast with - their voitranar.
To New Yor4 ... iix to To 60.
Philedsiplas..;— 10. 02 To Lannutar............ 6 66
Ikagage &
• mato all tatiedi eit the rseiwoul.
Ms Ventral Railroad, sad to Philadelphia, Ihattleare
Paisengent pnrchesimr,' CP:kids-1n esie..;,wilf be.
'shelved an lemma, accerding to distaimstramisd.
additiOn• to the .I.l k tette, exaMt. Itom eintiona
where the Oampany has en Agent. •
NOTICE--hoxase of loes, the'Optupanywill hell.
themeches, esopensible for :persftel.
and for an Amount not exmoding
'N.' . 11.-Ati Omnibus 'V been -sin. played. to
- Money pamenVora* end to and Inni,the De
pet. le charge net . to ex &Siena fer Wish
meager and bagginte.. lfaxtickets;'opply . •
J.BITWAIIT, Agents
At the Peheilivenla IlOontral -114145cmi PuM/Intee
Station. en Liberty and Grant streets. -
..grtoca
final Superhitombna. Altoenai-Pa.
A L EN 1.
V AI, Y IcArlr
11, D-13111131Eft • •
BANGEMENT.-On and attar Tit iittaDAT, May
15t,11162,,tha arrival and departure of harm wln
MAIL THAni--Learea ritisbursb ;it ele
anteing at 11.1ttamitt at 10 30 a. - UMW Kit
taming at 2:30p. in.. .ree at Pittsburgh ate 40 p.nt-
IMPRES3 TIIALN-raiires Kittanning a* Gas s.
m., attiring at Pittsburgh' ei Le a. re.• Leans
Pittsburgh at 4:00 m, attiring at 84ttanning at •
AOOO3I3I.ODATIOIt THAW=Leares gode-Warka
at 5.03 a. in., arrieteg at, Plttaburgh at tit) 14 a,
Las ea Pitilagnit6 , 6 *, P. tan ar41114 at Soda
Worfulat p. .
At: imp", stages to Butler =ant•with the
Wan Traln *oat ?Unita*, and , Esprit Tials.
loan Kittanning. At Kittanning, Good !maps
Stages connect, ante Mall and Napress Traits from
Pittabarab. Logi' /. Vt /UGH% Sup%
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