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TUESDAY MORNERG, MAY 6
Or Mace interesting matter will be found
011-our first and fourth pages ibis morning.
~ D tatroy Its taw sad aoptalstry-.4n rata 1
',Tit' 0V144111 . 11 at Its dirty work. sots."
',_...The Pittsburgh Post, of Monday, contains
the following:
I What a braten and deceptiveset of game- '
stets 'these Abolition leaders are? Row
fondly. and effectively they used to talk
-about the dignity' of free-white labor, the
independence and intelligence of_the Amer.,
ican mealanic over all other' on tbe globe.
These dulcet notes have all been ming; no
more talk of tariffs of protection and "land
for the landless ~.° it 'now, according to
the Gasette, an effort to'net, only free four
millions of debased staves, but. to give them
- , What that paper terms,"naturai and political
4, 4skshhr n - . .' .
: s If the editov of the Poet means that we
hair' eller advocated or do-now advocate
. ilk& upolitieal equality" of blacks with
the whites," he states a falsehood. We
.have. no, wish to raise men .who have
' . spent- several generations in slavery .
.at once to political . righti; although they
- are about as well prepared for it as the
--. great mass of the poor degraded whites of
the South, whom 'slavery has eo terribly
__cursed. We believe every man hadan "in
alienable right to life, liberty, and the pur
suit of happiness," andthis right we are in
favor of imparting to every human being
as soon as it can be, done consistent. with
the welfiiie of the whole people, white and
black. -, Slavery haying waged an unpro
voked war againatthe h'fe of the nation, we
dealt* that it may meet the natural conse
quences of its greathiime,—that is, destruc
tion—and this we believe is necessary for
the safety, honor, and future well-being of
• the - Union. • - :
•, , The Post farther says:
Now, instead of attention being paid to
",.--- the interests of white labor, we are invited
',tete taxed for the purchase of innumera
,ble slaves, to bring them here amongst us,
,:-........and bestow upon them "natural and , politi
.' ; cal Mt:laity," which the Gazette informs us
-‘ lie. the definition of true Democracy.
. . -.., sam e Here the falsehood noticed above is
•
: - r e peated.a But we let that, pass to notice
' '.the attack made
- uponthe proposition of the
President to assist the slave States to man
. .
- omit their slaves, and thus remove - a curse
. - r
which has so ruined and degraded South
; ..
society, and caused the present unholy
- '
civil war. The-Post has pretended to sup
port therraddent and his adthinistration,
r li
but its)treve 'stabs have.been frequent or
late, and ha yan opportunity is suffered
onesto !71flih 1 an indirect attack upon the
~ . admitilatrithM_....
--. ' . -Wheis' the Port a sserts, it erts, as does in the
aboieextrict, that we are 'invited to be
-.. . taxed for the
_purchase of innumerable
.
5 • , slaves, to bring them. hers amongst us," it ut
ters an untruth of the most audacious
-character.. Mr. Drover'e had no such de
sign, neither hid -any whet supported a
measure so generous to the Port's Southern
- -... friends. The Past is trying to create an
' ' opposition to the President, and to any
scheme to promote the amelioration of the.
, condition of :lhe slaves, arming working .
-'• - • men, by threatening theist with the compe
.- tition of the labor of manumitted ,slaves.
The baseness, of smolt conduct. cannot be
too s trongly . bb!u' , Cole-riled- T•here l c
; 1 , 110 -
~- . probability,yehateyer,litat. the frsi.4:hlsiarte;
will come forth.. They • will 'atay'where
- . Meg are needed: Their labor is pot needed
' -. hare, but is needed in the SouiluiLiplitot It'
-_ cannot be dispensed with there, and such
_
inducements 'dill be held out tit them that
'they will 'stay there. In fact, the free
; . . blanki now in the Mirth, if Diey can be as
. tinted of safety,-will all go South.
' . .lt,is astonishing with what pertinacity
• - .
. .. -• such. men as., the Post editor, .
oppose all
: .. _,': , titteMpts to ameliorate the condition Of the
:enslaved blacks, and to 'remove from our
'country a curse which is fast destroying
- the whole South. — Political. partizanship
seems to have so besotted their minds, as
• ,', ' .' to destroy. ell sense of honor, justice and
.!.• .. . deoeney„ , ) Ses how glibly the term abolition
. . .
rolls off the - tongue of the editor. It is
- - iieed - caf alt: occasions, en - all, subjects, and
on all
,
. 'in all conceivable ways. This , is - .common
. . .: . .
' . • 'with 417 rebels. and .sympathizers with
•
rebels, and we command' the:editor to read
1 . ,: -- his owa portrait in 4 the extracts we gave
~:imilarday,frOm iiipeesh of col. MgiCAI.T,
of Kentucky; and in th e following extract
from a : correspondent of the Cincinnati
... . . .
—7 _ Gazettes. - , ,_
There is enksign by which you can ` in
variably know a secret traitor and a Be-,
cession sympathiser; The word'abolitionist
Is'always upon his tongue: He dare not
enter Within the military lines of the-Fed
eral army, avow 'his treason and shoat
for Jeff Davis; butAW gives -vent to the
disloyalty-pent IT within him by continual:
ly-belching forth curses and denunciations
against Abolitionists, and uttering his de:
sires for the-extermination of this class.
By abolitionist alsehe does not mean mere
ly those , who favor unconditional and
mediate emancipation, but all, who would
like Mr. Lincoln encourage gradual eman
cipation in-the Bates, or who would Pre
' pose to restrict slavery to itspresent
antrriiinat its spread, are just as odious in
his;eyes as Wendell Phillips 'or Gerritt
Bmilh
'll who do not reverepisi Ellevery, and-
Wandhip ,it as the most sacred household
good, belong to the detestable Abolitionists;
- and he will exhaust all the' billingisgete
- phiates' in the languige to show hie con
tempt for them.' -The proposition to confis
. cate the property of rebels, andlree their
slaves, throws him et once into a frenzy.:
Wherever I have gone L have-been able
at once, by these indications,to recognise
=the secession sympathizers: . Ona journey,
bat fall to Wariest; Mb., I observed the
,pent up rage of .the vipers finding vent in
ceittinual., imprecations. against , abolition.;
noticed it about the hotels of fit. Louis,
• On the ritiliCad cars of the Pacific Railroad,
and in the 'stair:. coach from Warsaw to
secession:lets, full, of treason,
Itanging,, about the military -hisaAttarters
to'secure fat-Government contracts; were
:full...OA:lie Secession talk.
‘)' . /11 i'revious letter, I remarked , that .
noticed the - absence of this slang talk
lmithis i lia. chanced, however, to be s.
s ailent listener the other evening to a min-
Wlliiition; between a. Baltimorean. and: a
resident here,i - formerly a citizen of New
Orleansr They were full of this secession
vitnisirstiOrt: • .
Thalidutinietration Air: Washington :was
abolition all r - Abolition-ruled in _Con-
MN
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This. is the, town:to-which
ooechmen .says . . . the. rebels are: fleeing to.
The following letter from Danville, pub- I
lithe& in the Richmond Divatels, of - April
27th, shows that the hegira hactcommencmir
The present-appearance of Danville re-
minds ono very forcibly of the cities of re
loge spoken of in the Old Testament Scrip
tures. From all parts of the frontier and
- sea-coastal' this State refugees are Hocking
to this point. Already the hotels and pri
`vete boarding heuses are crowded.
Not baying anticipated such an acts
ition-to their population, the resident chi:
sem had Mot laidin such a supply of pro vis-
~s x.
~.xt
~`
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~'a *r
" I Damalle.
ions at would be sufEeient in order-that all
may have enough: •Thus eatables sell very
high, and the prices have an upward ten
dency. But the country around is rich and
fertile, and tobacco,' which -bee_ thus far
answered all purposes with the farmers,
will give place to corn, pork,: peas; potatoes
And other articles more easily digested than
the weed. -
Danville is a swill village in Pittsylva
nia 'county, Virginia, just on the North
Carolina line, about one hundred and
thirty miles, in a south-west direction, from
Richmond. It is the terminus of the Rich
mond and Danville llailroad. 'Davis is
constructing a railroad at this time, to con
nect with Greensboro, North Carolina, a
distance of about forty miles. This line is
not—yet. completed; if we may believe the
Richmond journals, 'and until it is, the
rebels have _really no way of retreat open
to them, out of - Virginia, for their_ army,
which they can move only by railroad;
Dun:uncles having cut them off from the
sea-board lines through North Carolina,
while Mitchel and our Generals in East
•
-Tennessee make the retreat westward if
not impossible, yet eiceedingly hazardous.
No doubt these considerations aggravate
the panic among the civilians at Richmond,
who are the more inclined to ran off, just
because all the avenues are stopped, as the
panic-stricken savings bank depositor ex
plained that if he could get his money be
did not want it.'; bfit if the bank could not
pay him, he must have it at once,
• What effect , this state of things may have
on the rebel army in Virginia, it is not
easy to know. The'distrust of the people
at Richmond shows sufficiently that not
much confidence is there felt in the army ;
and the violent and repeated assertions 'of
the journals that is the duty and interest
of the rebel leaders to defend Virginia to
the last, and stake their fate upon7the bat
tle at Yorktown, would seem to show that
Davis and his fellows are about to abandon
"poor old Virginia,' and, as the Richmond
Examiner says,_"attempt to _prolong a-no
madic existence at Montgomery."
WE wish to call the.attention.of the As
sociated Press to the' fact that the Cairo
news sent to this city on Saturday was
published in the Eastern and Western
pipers on Saturday morning. The news
of, the capture of For,t. Macon, whicliap
peered in the same papers on Friday morn
ing, was sent here on that day. The prose
of.this city pays its proportion for the news
telegraphed by the. Associated Press, and
has. a right to demand that it shall not be
overlooked in this shameless manner. The
instances above given are but a sample of
the inexcusable neglect constantly occur
ring, and we call upon - the Associated Press
to discover the parties in fault and furnish
a remedy.—Pittsburgh Dispatch of Monday.
Every wordof the above is justly deserv.:'
edi,;and the inexcusable delinquency of
siznebody requires prompt looking after by
lite - Strtierintendent of the Associated Press
Doubtless the unfaithful party, whosoever
he km agreed to attend to the duties of
theViee, he occupies; and equally doubt
less, we presume, is the fact that he is paid
for the full performances of those duties
by his employers,' yet the above instanciis
eine of many specimens of how be under
stands his . obligations and responsibilities.
There is urgent need that Cush deliqUente
be summarily dealt with. In fact. the whole
of even one day's omissions are not stated
by our contemporarP We have had slitter
from the editor of the Wheeling 'MUM
. ismer referritig to the neglect of, the Asso
ciated Press to, forward to the Pittihurgh
and Wheeling papers the; important, news
trpix! lieW_Orleans, embracing ,the, coin"-
pondence between Commodore Farragut
'and the ',tapir, which the Baltimore 'arid
other Eastern-paPeis hid on Friday, till it
-had got About a day too old for the teTe
graph' the, mail having oiettaken it. We
Cruet the attention of those who have the
oversight of such unfaithful and slothful
deklings will be arrested by these reirtarkri
which we have at , length felt. constrained
'to make, after silently passing over several
inetances 'ss inexcusable as the
present.
Skplkingßebels'
1 The Springfield; (Ill.) Awned, speaking of
the plot for a stampede of rebel prbtoirem at
Camp, Douglas, says that.* similar, stampede
of ;prisoners WWI halked. the other night. at
Camp Matter, . They were to rush upon the
guard, end,, haring subdued -them, take , the
risk .of being .shet down by chance marksmen;
If dlsoovered; .Whatever- Abe. details of .the
plea ,were,; Cot.. Morrison,.discovered them;
and, by greatly strengthening the guard,, pre
vented Its execntlon.. The fence is now.about
completed Around thequartare, and the mesh
prisoners will not now . find it as easy to elude
the vigilance of the sentries. . . ,
,
- - The rebel prisoners _ of wer, 'new . held. Id,
donates at - Camp • Dongl•s, near Phicago, : and
Camp Butleivnear Springfield, have - been dn
,
questienably, ill there attempte:.to - escape,
in con . . .
acting co ncerti - with rebel, and. irsibme 'who
are at large.i firer eincethese prisoners were
sent to the places mentiened,thcra have been
eioridie( men tted• womth, pir . tttiperiy the
00i; . 1 ,6 ii 1 4 , 6:=4ihd - : 4o3oa ge ,:ii e tte Y ,
delicaeles of all kinds; ete.ith a steady stream;
showing that theirro.ciliverj irimpithirers of
th9se Parill 104 is well - Oviris !lair.
brethren Of the Bengt, as present. circanistanees
render it safe to-avow. - .So much as $2,000
have been reeisived on encidsiistOsimppoug,
las, for distribution'ainong the rebel prieon-.
ars there. By combining tire'etiounti Cilia.
ritogiee4 thei.iterethie to get.thittthir ileige.
enough sum to tempt some :persons -to,. aid
their oscine: - • The , pre-slaveryllediceretry
which . flourishes aousiderahly in thieNtihr.iiiid
iliewhire in IllbiOlit,naturallfyields.th• fruit
of pro-rebel syinpsehj, , and giver -did — end
Condort te fillies* litelYin'arms age'litii Ofi.
'CleiernmenC In faiii 'the
time traitors In arm s once more, as their : '
so- .
tiops clearly- , prove. .........'.
sported on /dial, eon-'
to $216,28.1,000 . torLthO
•,; $78,580;606 tor . ittt;-'.,
cimildan!44 l, o4=itaip;'
luattermatteee Depsirt-
40E 1 0, Una and tka;-'
•Wi*El utiumusture_ of,
iat other appropriations:
_ tiw4;woll_4l7:ol‘•
40,rnitiac
LBCTITRE AT THE I2tON-ClTt
1..-rY . COLLEGE. corner of -Penn and du.Liair sta.,
TIEIIB CrueadavYMORNUSG, at It o'clock:
1 , 8.0)1159 4 .tt1r 'NOTES.
• r — UOTICIA•EVII , II.II4N*CIUNCK I..i.PANT, I
Plitib Iday,sth, 1862. f
O.DIVIDF I ND..—At a meeting ofthe-
Board of Directoes of this Company, held thio
day, a Dividend was declared of FOUR. PER CENT.
on the Capita Stodientwer.bo 4 , out of the pr ..tits of
the last ids niontiu. payable forthwith.
•- ittiFINICP PINNEY. Sorretary
GISNEKA I. 01411 E,
Plirssuacir, Y. WAYNE & eIIICIO U. U. ro.,
Plitabargh, May lid, 1862.
' '
- 15ttabuigh, Fort
trey Wayne and Chicago Railroad Cornpmy, hoe
(ogre:laved a proper legal convey... of the Rail.
road from Pittaburab to Chicago, with all ire impel,
damn real, personal and mixed, l ate the property of
the iittatiorgh, Yuri Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Company, now 1411•LiMOS the control and management
of geld road and property.
All persons employed on or about amid road may
continue lu their resperalee positions or statiokie
until further notice. . .
Aleopersone, itesonlitiono and rorporallons. doeil ibg
Latinate arrangentents,:or wiableg to continue. or
change any ben,torare stating, will at once apply to
the proper °Meant of this Company, as this Company
is bound by no arrangemant or unti4ratanding that
It does not expresely tuutume.
eye led O. W. CAPS.:Prooldent.
PosT urnex, • }
Prrinnuaan. Ps., May 3d, is
[ie., THE ATTENTION OF ALL PER
BONN Interested Is respectfully directed to tb
followMg notion from the Post °Mee Department
Washington, I). C. lo all came of pirsous offend
log, the Postal Lows Will be rigidly enforced.
8.. F. VON NONNI:ION/ST, Postmaster.
An net: of Congress approval March 11,1845, de
c'area .m1'1110)10 matter" to be all letter. and news
papers, aria all maga:into arid pamphlet& published in
a regular series, and all other salinea or printed matter
whereof each copy aball not exceed eight ounces I
weight ; thweinbrociag oil Insaremee PoUo.o, whelk
blank ar filled, and an Uirculars, avid
.or . ',haat notice? seVoierer.
t forbids the conveyance out of the mail by pri
vate
. expriesre mating stated or minim tripe from
one place to another, between which the United
states Mall is transported, of any "mailable mailer"
whatever, exoept newspapers for side or dihribution to
subtarieers, and except, also, punphl.fig, murzio...
nod periodicals, when not marked or directed, nor in
tended for imnsetiatir diatribution to subscribers or ahem,
hot intended for mile On merchandise, and wilt or
-consigned to some boast )1& dueler or agent for the
sale thereof and mittlects every person Thai r fend
iay, or aiding and dodging therein, to • penalty or sl l dl
for each odium.
. .
It Subjects tho ownors of any vehicle or vessel by
Web, with the knowledge or connivance of the
wrier driver, conductor, or person having charm,
heret:f, is conveyed any person acting as a private
„sprees and actually In posnewdon of forbidden
matter," to a penalty of S:SO for each
Erato.
It subjects the owner ashy vehicle or vowel took
leg stated trips, and conveying es aforesaid any for.
bidden mailable matter otherwise than in the mall,
to a tine of $lllO. and the driver, conductor. captain,
or other parson In charge, to a line of $5O for each
'offence. It Permits the convoyanoe by such vehicle
or vessel, out of the mall, of letters or other mailable
matter relating-to neconspaarying cargo or freight; but
orders/or goods, whether sealed or unsealed, are not em
braced In such permtssion.
•It subjects all persons whatsoever, who' shalt send,
or muse to be midi by print* expreie or other tinlaw
tul means, any ferbidden inallsble matter, to a pen
alty of $5ll for each offence.
titirSee tegniatioint of pit Oitin reportrsest, chap.
49, edition qf 1852.
By authority of an act of Congeess, approved Aug.
SI, 18&t, letters enclosed in Stomped ease:opts furnish
ed by this Department, may be lawfully carried by
private espressos or otherwise, out of the mails . tot
letters prepaid by darers otasot tie so carried.
lam directed by the Postmaster General to give
public notice that every person who shall violate any
of the foregoing provisions of law,
after having been
served with this tiircular, or after it has been brought
to his attention, will be prosecuted for the penal
ties incurred. myb:3l.4
.11 POST OFFICE NOTICE —On and
.T-r- alter MONDAY. May 6th, 1862, the hours for
closhts the math, will he to toiletry Ott :
The malla by the Through Hail Train Lx the F.,st
will close at midnight, (except. Saturday Ettibt,) and
depart at 250 a m. Tam Train will carry the nay
mails between Alumna and Harrisburg.
TWO 'EMU* by the Through Xxpress Train will close
at 2..al p. n. , and depart at :1:60 p.m. This Tram
will carry the may malls between Pittsburgh and
Attain.
-The mails by Fast Lite will close at 7:23p. tn. and
depart at &al p. m.
WESTEIIiq MAILS.
Marla by Fast Line on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne S.
Chicago hailrowl will close at 12 m., (except cat.-
day night,) and depart at 1:10 a. at.
Stalls by Mall 'Train clam, at( midnight atd dr•
part at 7:20 a. m This Train carries the way ninth
between Pittsburgh and'erearline.
Malls by Express Train close at 12 at.. and depart
at 1 p. m.
Mails on Clintland t Pittntonr4h u,uroad clone
at midnight, and depart at 0:21 a m. This Trato
carries the way mails.
Mail► by afternoon Express close at 11:50 a. m. and
depart at•1:60 p. 131.
SLSII b 7 Train 011 Pitteburgh4 Connell-ripe Itall
road does at midnight, and departs at 8 a. m.
Malt by Allegheny Valley Itallroad close, at mid
night, and deparia at 6 a. m.. toy3::itd
_
ALLIAIIIIIT COI. PA., May 3. 18 . 61
07POST OFFICE NOTICE.-=On and
after MONDAY, May 6th, the mane willloee,
snivel and depart Dom this °ace se follows:
. LASTS/1N MAlLS—asee.
• -
Way 2:20 P.
Through Mall 9:00 r. x
EkhTERN MAlLS—Arrive. ,
Through arid Way Mail ' 7:00 A. a.
• Through. Exprm•- .1 :W r. a.
WtaTliflui MALLS--by P. F. — W..t C. B. B.—that ,
Through and Way 9:30 r. a.
. Through Kaunas 11:30
WYYTERN MAlLS—Arriro.
.Through.ihrprees, P. F. W. &C. A. 2:00 a.
- Through Mall Train, o . 3ilo e.
Shier mail to Wheeling, &c.. dam at 9:30 p.
Antral at 3:3 , p. m. 0a.111.. BIDDLY, P. M
• nay3:324
fil..„NoTloE.—An Election for one
o-e.Y. Pm*ideal and chit Managers of the Alin-
COLOplttly. to sena for the ensuing year,
will be held at the cam, No. 25 Diamond, All, gbeny,
on 110NDAY. Nay 12th. between the hour. orttra.
sa. audit p. m. 3. O. Temettrer.
ap2B:dhi
ATIORNE Y.—W. M.
Monad wUt be ut candidate for mnoitlatioa
to the o®c• of Markt Attorney, subject to tb• de.
clam of the - Republican County lionrention. -
, .apliktc
DIOTILICT A'ITOUNE Y
m...W*lBox, of, Alleginney city, will be a
candidate fur nomination to rite above odic., In the
Convention to be 'celled' by the Republican Execo
tin Oommittee. mh2s:tc
117.1),ISITICT A'rrOKNEY.—The un
denilpied will be rat/Alder° for the shore
entre before tier Republican Notolnatingooureuttou.
••• AthatBllALL SWARTZWELDICIL
MO=
107DISTRILYI! ATTORNEY.—J)ro: M.
LISYPATII.IdIE will be a candidate for nomlne.
tkon to the abOve pike, before the newt Nominating
IfopubllowkCouuty klonrentloo. apls:dowto
11i Y (X) , Sao F.,11.--
112 1 CATILIN .IMELT, of. Lower St. Clair,
'bo.nuppoitod for County.OolosulaCoaarbeforothe
Beimblienn County Convention.: , Thionter
"T-• lies candidate _Arlin) Republican nomination
.Ibe Moabite . ,
.ap3zto
SPJECII4I, XOTICES.
OrA Friend in Need. Try
DR swesrs INSALLINLI LINIMENT I. pre.
pared from airier-1p of Dr. lhamil Swart. of Coo.
neetient, the great Bone SAW, and has been used
his practice br the last twenty , ' years with the most
eskenisting shows. As an ' , totter's', remedy It is
without . * rival, a n dt7l allsviale pain more speedily
than any other prepamtkm. - Sur all Blenatatio and
Noreen Disorders It I. truly Inlidliblee, sad as • cure.
tire for Sores, Monads, Sprains, Brehm.. AA,' It.
asothisig, hading sod powerfulsMengthening proper.
dm melt* Dm just wonder and imettisbneent of all
who hays mu given it a trial. °melba? hundred
mrtlficatne of remarkable cares performddby It with.
In the last two yearn, attest this fact.
X. sztaxas ag co., ion* arnar *oc4
'end Second *tine% Pittaburgb. ottidniesT
WLake Strpenor Copper . Mill and
ING WORKS, Pirristnuni.! "
•
,
• ' PARK ; M'CURDY & CO: :
Manotactoteri of saziertuNo; BEAZIBII3' AND
VOPP.LB, PitYSSRD COPPER 11017f011di
ItkiSlD STILE BOTiORS, E.PALTEIi SOI:DER .
nialltsfinriorn anddealers !METALS, TIN PLATS.,
BUUT : . PnltX. . kn. COottoOly ou
. .4 00 P 3 . . • .
fiat Ida filatAktat.l2o Seoood *Tett.,
rl!slburgh , Paon%. a r ,1 . r ; • •
011411iipec4ettler•of,Copper cot to any desired tot-
.
Mite Confessions andßeporience
or mr`rOraini. ,
lb' , bemitt eoa
wArningiina raps awn who Futkr
from Nervoila'Debiliti. Prenutare Demi, ac
plying-at mesas of tiolPCut,
- Biota Nisi coned thlnatoltrifto? beini put t
great eapecae throngh mentos] imposition and.qoack
.q. tr Pi epeksing a pottzpald addroanal envelope
amain °arise Mll4 be had of th• author,' NATHAN
LEV IIOdantl; fittp vo, N,
a:Limpet:of. suisa.
',.tratow DOUG imosa,
WROBLEISON king MIL..
• . Tolman Alai Biadmsurri, Wunnfinas
Wozu t Pittibusita4 Pion* -
• Onics. No. in 11Aurr -
ar.iham i I Jana ofmum aNOINgs
SILL , iteconNUT, cAtlism3B,
*ohic-‘)nr , Aia noitiT ITh st4t IRON.
-r 'slivoii444,4zi*lce:4o4l l 4.P. k 6lo
wow' - nitaw
work-:
71 - 4.IIDECidt,c..VOT/CEs. - 1'
itirJORIr:OOORRAS & 8R0.,.
Edwaufaitureni of IRON - RAILING, IRON vitrtas
AND VAULT DOORS, WINDOW SIICITERS,
DCiW GUARDS, do, Second !treat -and
86,Thild ifitrect, tietwoon Wood And idarket. -
linei an Lana' aearlity of new Paltering, fancy'
and plain. enitablo foe all purporea.
Porticolot attention µLid to onclosioii Oran [.AL
Jobbing - done sildidrt ootico. oh 9
BIIRBE & BARNES,
•
FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER. , SAFE,
BANK VAULT IRON VAULT DOOR, AND
STEEL-LINED BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE
MANUFACTURER&
PL` and 131 Third 'grad, between Wood and
Sotithfidd dreet•--North side.
IFIrBANE LUCKS always on hand. mh2s
.'Pittsburgh Steel Works.
lA.!, JONI. ...... 6(llfD W. W . CUI.LOOO/1.
JONES, BOYD &
fdattufsaurent of CAST STEEL; also, SPRING,
PLOW AND A. B. STEEL, STEEL SPRINGS AND
AXLES, antler of Rods and First streets, Pittsburgh,
Nun's. ' oaf§
M . N. HOLMES & SONS, Dealers
In FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DILLS OF X.
CHANGE, CERTIFICATES OFDEPCSIT, BANE
NOTES AND SPECIE, No. 57 Marßot atrenl, Pitts.
burgh, Pa.
Aelf - Colleetions made on all tha l principal cities
throughont lbe United States.
4. a. KINA/kTit1C1—......11. ■. BUILBLAP.
KIRKPATRICK, &
s ob
n,
to J. C. KISICP.ORICIE. d C 0.,) / 1 " .
a turers sod Wholesale Dealers In LAMPS,
LI lIINEYS, SHADES, CIIANDCLIRRS, do.
£E Wholesale Agents for SUM'S CELEBRATED
ILLUMINATING AND LUBRICATING CARBON
OILS, No. 39 WOOO &mat; opposite St. Charles
llotol,.Plttehorgh, Pa. jslB:lyd
rirs. B. & C. P. MATartR, Paper
MANUFACTURERS and dealers in BOOK, PRINT,
CAP, LETTER AND ALL KINDS OF WRAP•
PING PAPER.
tar Here removed from No. 27 Wood street to N
xt Smithfield street, Pittsburgh, Pm
earcasu OR TRADE FOR RAGA, my 4
JM - ILEN Y H. COLLINS, For-
WARDING Ablp GODIDINSION hIERCIANT and
wholesale dealer In CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS,
FLTI, and Produce generally, No: 25 Wood oilseed,
Pittsburgh, Pa-00l
•
M. LITTLE, Merchant Tai-
LO , No. Si Sr. CtAta Bnucirr, Dr. Irlalea Build Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh. Pa. moo
.4W sr aprIERTISEJTIEJrTS.
SEND TO A BROTHER,
oI FILMED, IN TWIG
ONC GI THE PATENT WRITING . CASES.
For .10 by
W. 8. HAVEN,
WOOD AND Timm 611LZETS.
It contains Pen, Ink, Paper, Pencil, Envelope*,
Checkers and Checkerboard, and yet measures coil,
8 Inch. by 2 inches. • still
FROM. TIIE
-I- MOIL& PRECS—
Liallaires Constitutional History, 1 vote; •
Middle Ago, 3 vole;
D'lsraell'a Curiosities of Literature, 4 role;
Carlylels Critical and Aliacellanvoto Essay, 4 vole
Thy Works of Francis Bacon;
Shakepeare. Richard Grunt White's edition;
tillskapeare. i 4 role;
Macaulay's Lesko. 6 vole;
Chas. Lamb's Nark. 4 rots;
nisei& of Ella. I vol:
Ma) Cooeututioual illetory of England, vol I;
Dickens' Works. Illtistraled;
Milton's Poetical Works, d vols.
my 4 . WAY& CO., 55 Wood street.
Tttliatt:l"6 AHe 11C REEZ tt, war
ranted ti, freeze Cream in four minute. or lee.
it will Ireooo cream to a mineletency tit for latmedi.
rt., lieu lu less than halt the time of any other lreeaer
mite market. Direction• for using, with a number
of recipes for making km Cream and Water Ices ' no
umipany oact, Irrezer. For sale arthe Family tiroe
eery there of JOLIN A. 11EN1IllAW,
'nye, corner Liberty and Hand atreets.
MEW ISUELLNUTUN ILERRING-10
bor. Boe Herring, smoked and pat up by 0.
P. Mitchell, mid for mile by the lumen or boo, at the
Fomill Groorry Store of
JOHN A. RENSHAW;
mpd• corner Liberty sad Handitimste.
s2lo—B'sAu r ut , 1-- OCTAVE
PIANOtt, carved Imp, psdal and music
nand; 101 l non Improved frame, avetattruag ban, etc.
Halnee Bros. Nen York make. Warranted all Ban
non!. To arrive One day.
CHABLOITE
my& Sole Agent for Knabe's Plano.
WitITE LAiIUAYRA CIWEEE.-10
bags choice Laguayra Coffee, lust received and
fur onle by the bag or as retail, by
JOl.l/i A. ERNBHAW,
myn corner Liberty and Hind itftets.
$2OO PlANOS.—Rosewood 7 octave
rourid corners PIANOS, with iron frame,
new tort make, Just received.
miu CHARLOTTE BLOKE, 43 Fifth st
pALPLOYMENT (lis.
LA Charged VOLUNTEER., biteable health, wiobes
employment as partes or janhor, or any other light
work, and would like to make himself oaelul. No, if
to "ti," at [Maraca. m,b:3t
BEDDth
'CI PLANTS :—A very large
Nock at OAKLAND GREEN HOUSE, cow
posing ROSES, VERBENAS, LANTAN AS, GERA
NIUMS, lIELaOTILOPESOINTIEIIINUMs, NUS
ENVERFEWS, - WALL FLOWERS,
PHLOX, Sc., wholteale and ratan, at Itmor
taylElta
IRPHANS' COURT, No. 68, March
Tenn, 180..
AU potions interested are notified that said Court
will, on SATURDAY, Jana 7tb, .562, discharge J.
R. Walter - Tail Margaret Gibson, Adrainbitrator and •
Adruinistratrix of Jas. II: Gibson, deed, from their
said duties, olScea and apputunnent. •
znyfOld W. A. IIIiEtRON, l lurk.
Q. 1) A PILLrI, for Acidity of the
Sto
OXYGENATED BITTEEB, con tai nt uo alcohol;
COVET'S PILLS, for rhelimatisral
LINDSEY'S BLOOD SKAHOLIEB. genuine; '
BUNION AND CORN PLASTERS, oarrauted;
/NSEUT POWDER, certain death trrEoadma. ac
BEETLES, purified; remoras; grease, dim .
Sold by SILION /WINSTON, Dammam,
ny& . Gonad or Smithfield sad Fourth streets.
1 4 1011, ,li,ENT ,OR SALE-AAIOU6IS
containing nine room. and cellar, topther wttb
Till TI•?till&& A011.E.3 OF LAND, withLn one
fourth or a wile or ilajavilla Station,' roc 11160 per
annum. I .
Abo, A NEW ROUSE, containing Ilse rooms, se
Isr and t, on Chartists itnent, Sind. Ward. AU
hen far Sinper month: . , •
Pot futthai particulars enqnlie '
-Arl'il PATTERSON,
I
. Or, of Capt. RAYS, •
myS:tr • .at
1 N Tiik; DIATTER OP it PETITION
of sundry Inhabitants of the borough of Teeiror
ancerllle, praying the Court to decree the YllOll/109
of a part 44 a forty feet and fourteen feet streets to
Carnahan and Tomlluson's plan of lots ln• the said
borough. 60. 1, March Sonions, 1862; Miscellane.
oils Docket,' •
And nu*, to wit, May 3d A'. D. 1862,ibe forego.
WU:I ' 4IO " Z itrirtZ d u err. r d . 111:111hT n Atto U' ru ur e ti y
for petitioners, the Court grant aisle on all parties
Interested to show reuse, on or before SATURDAY,
the Slat day of May, A. D. 1862, why so. much of the
Street forty feet Wide in Cernalten and Tomlinson's
plan of iota in the borough of Temperanceville, which
lies between a point at the distorts* of oaten toot lend
six inchee.from the di f Whig lute of luta, Nos. 8 and
9 id add plan; and the outside Die erlot leo. 11 in
sold plain and also to shear amen why the 'faults, n
feet street In mid pins, between the points aforesaid,
should not be'vetented.' And the Court direct that
said nde be published In the rittsbeirgh ilasetti twice,
week for four weeks. By the Court.%
Attest: W. A. 11E1111021,Xlerk. •
LYON'S btAGNEIII.; INSISUT•VOW
DEB, Meted for 19 years and growairt favor. It
Mils and eitertulnhtm Itoecbee Bed Begs: . Auto,
*hare Nettie lu Cloths: Pare inieTutultare; (Medea
ineecte, Aka All genuine beats the skruature of N.
Lyon, and is eel poommes to proms or domertio .011i7
mate. Beware of counterfeits and bultetions...
Lynn'! Powderkllls all hued, ilia Wee,
' • Lyon's Pille areitit - dh to rids end mice. •
' Sold eretywbers. ' •.• D. S. BARMEN,
rn *:larder„ .- NP2 Broadway; New York.
L IIiSHICATING mecca
Lubricating Oil, -warranted fro, from water,
grit, or- sediment, and superior to May otber Perm
cum Lubricator In the market- •.
- lirdors for Single bsriebi or cerloadit norm proropt.,
tberol arrangement/ramie with dealers.
'BENCE k ,
Office of ibis Petrollts WorksAlonongsbela Home.
22000L5.. L.LEAR, 64).t0 ;- . ,
200 !Wish. "Dried Apple.;
71 bbk. fresh Roll Buttes;
6 half Obs., : .do; •
Received this day sad forted/thy . • • . 2.
my 6 „.....L..11 .Yol6li
IUNI ya de,
fr n to O ; tnch celeter. jaet recelU4 OJ
W)5." HSABY. IL CALLINB .
LEA 2001bdit.. tine - • - "--
isteal;ed and /oracle by : HINNY B. COLLIN'S.
.
f btldles , to
saiitiou Aconte kir Ole •
dyy. CM'
Ertal.ENT-40 bble, hydraulic Aliment
r Nal.t.y....hr i o by ,KT 11,COLLINS.;
P E ' • - 40. 1 : 431 d. MukS-PrtiMll4.
..Y -r.
E TNA RM.
A;_BItADLEY.
N 6. '3O Wood Street;
CORNER-BE6S'ND, PITTSIiO ROB,
Mai:Rad - um .11 wholesale and retell dealer -le all
WOE, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES,
ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS, d
In our sample room may be found the
CEIABRATED GAS BGBNING COOK STOTES
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
the merited which have been fully tested by thous
mtde, and the Stove* pronounced unequaled hy any
. itt the market, together with a great many other
desirable patients.
We have alno a very large worlment of
PARLOR AND II EATING STOVES
%mbreclug 110618 of the REST PATTERNS now o
fern) to the public.
VW - FANCY ENAMELED GRATE FRONTS end
FENDERS, of the neweefetyles.
Iffir COMMON NITOIIEN BOW AND JAN
ORATES all of which aro Oared 84/ory low prima.
0111 - Bpectil IndOcomeuts offerNltnallders In want
of GRATId FRONTS. mhl24m
BAILEY, FARRELL & CO.,
PLUMDERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS
Manurecturors and Dealers in
GAB GIXTURIB,
LEAD PIPZ,
TANKS, fa 011 Bellneria, Howl with 161'1411y
now promo', and 'warranted to stand tho action of
1;1001 , 21.1i1;41!•:1/ M 41,0
1862. MaCORD & CO. 1862
DATS, GAPS, STRAW GOODS
BONNETS AND SHAKER HOODS
Wbobasal. and rows,
131 WOOD STREET, PITTSBUROII
We ar• Dole recedelug i AARON ADDITION to our al.
ready mums •men of HATS, CAPS. STRAW
GOODS. BONNETS, SHAKER HOODS and PALM.
LEAS HATS. ~
Merchants visiting oar city can boy how a s at
Lower prkes than in Philadelphia or Near York.
apt., ideCORD At CO.
OF TOE WAIII
On April 26, 1862, will appear kNow Muzithly Pe
entitled
BALLADS OF THE WAR
A series of
PICTORIAL LYRICS,
From the well known pen of
MR. A. J. H. DUGANNE,
Magnificently illustrated from original drawings, by
the but artiste, and beautifally printedon hot•preeaei
paper.% pat will appear every mouth; Including,
annuals other things, the FALL OF SUMTER,
DEATH, OF LYON, DEATH OF ELLSWORTH,
NEWBERN, BALL'S BLUFF, PORT ROYAL,
FORT • DONELSON, 'PITTSBURGH LANDING,
ROANOKE, HAMPTON ROADS, PEA 'RIDGE,.
• ac., Be. The whole (ermine an
NEW" GOODS
AT
BARKER &
. .
59 Market Street. •
A COMPLETE STOOM OF
SACQUES,
MANTILLAS,
AND
DRESS GOODS,
And .t the LOWEST' PRICES.
N. PRIO■ ONLY,
Norm &rim, scrirette Maim else STCANOZI. W& D. DARIUS
ILLUSTRATES' POETICAL SOUVENIR:
of every erect in the present most important etrog
gio in the history of. this great nation.
Pan L entitled: TUE MARCH TO THE CAP.
ITOL, (of the 6th Regiment of•Maseachneetu,) will
appear as above.
elm& Parts, (monthly, free by et.
Oneyear, 02 monthly part ,) • 00
Liberal terms to the Trade, Olnba and Canveseera.
Apply to PYRE ROBINS,
P.O. Box, .1,1;40--apliblm ST Park Row, N. Y.
piATI LEAD ‘yOltliS
NoCORMICS, GIBSON & CO
tiLiNUFACTURYILS OF
Lead Pipe,
Sheet Lead
ALSO DEALZRS IN
Pig Lead.
Patent Shot and
Beingexchnively in the Lead Trade we can rum lah
the above to better advantage to °luxes. and on
amen terms, than can be had elsewhere..
ap6:6ni
JOHN KELLA.M.iti & CO.,
No. 44 Wake 64.54 Neu York.
orfl TOR 11.11L1,711031 111.1121tD STLTn 11011014 till
DOOM, 07 SIMI, OWN 111,01TATION,
COGNAC BIIANDIED—Otard. Thirty d Co.. Phte*
C.aettltou d Co., and other "mum!, or various vintages,
daraxatt isle, In halves. quarter* and eighthtG.
110011ELLIC BRANDI P,B--Pellevoiatn, A. &lg.
note°, and other brands, dark sndtpala, *he must
i ntrtAND P. Bail ggdCo.•sgcb.lda,i,
and Wee . Drop; a pipe* , thrse4r. pipes and =tea
BtrEtlit. Groh and Janvelex-.elected brands. -
WHlSKYB—klaken'a Iriatrand Ramaey's Beath.
WINEB—Port. Sharp, Madaira,DerdailUX, Houk;
and other., of various grades. - •
OlL—Pius Bordeaux 'DOI*, in can's and Caskets.
APPLINILSS UK MISERY? Tao.? la
11. TEM 4MITIOX .—The PTOMIMOM Of th e "PAS.
I.IJIAN CA BINET OF WONDKM,'ANATOMT
MEDICINE" hare determined, rogantlear of Ix.
pea°, to Irma tree (for thelenent sullesing 1.a.;
inanity) FOUR a their m o st intereaUngata inane.
tiro Lecture; on Marriage an its Oloquante.Max,
Norton' Detaity;Promitnre Decline of Manhood,
Indigestion, Weakness or Depression, Lou of Energy,
and Vital Power, the Own 'Social • Nell, and than
Manisa wan rank Inn Snead lonlas,.FaceW
us of idanxity r or,lgnonan of Plodolon and N.'
tutu's , Law. . Then invaiable Lectures bare bon
'the amnia enlightening and saving Thousandi, and
will be fo wardedlrmo on rowipt of Pone Stamps, by
adman; 82011LTA.1116 Parkin Cabinet *lanai+
cup 8037lroadway. New York.
Q • - rhilN•
TATION BITTERS. 'iabstudednatore's great
restorer. They invigorate, strengthen Juid purify
the Spitting, cure' Dyeepals, Acidity of the Stonischi
Diartheettott. A peribet appetiser and tonic. They
insigbrate the body, Without' 'stimulating the bruin,
They. aro 'compound of flare St. :Croix Bum, Rawl'
and .lierbe i sad Are secommended -by all who:tile.
'hem. - 'Adapted to old or. young. but. particularly
recommended to the weak and languid. Sold by all
(Dooms, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons.
P. DRAKE A
202 Broadwit, New York.
myt.3mdit
Cl/P.,KlitibiliNTAl. ,' . . .
30 boxes mammoth Meese; ...
3 bble..prlibilioll Batter; .
=
. • •20 Crocks "-'- Apple Butter,
'75 bb,.-Bie-Vour, • --
25 .baxas new ;W.& Cb4olll
3 bbli. green Apples; , .
• 50 bibiliels prime 11racbie1 (balvea;)
-,.100 . re ll o l4 i • • . -
..100 boxes 11reodi1.6tarch;
•:. -, 200 dozau tirronm=c, .., .- •• • ••• =
Just received and fur sale by •.' - . , .. .
- FRANK VAN COBDEN, '
myl. .: •. .==;"".1 r t • = - = .114 tionend gni.%
BOOTS -- AND . 8110k8 'A.T 89 ILkIV : '
HET. ISTILICILS-1..008 , AT
134,1646 Eng, Li ting 0961 Goiter6sl"-Woritr $1, 3 3
Corig " 7:s . 4 ' 1 2 75
4.. 4 4 • „ 1,50 200
44 " Fine Fr. blorlicco Heel Boot. 1,37 , ,4 ' 1,63 ,
44 • " Goat'Oontereor 44 '• * 4 . 4 1,78
, -- 1118104 5 0 : 4 8 11 00(0 8 - , 4 4 •.:- 75
hid , 76 4 4 102
'ALt - 0117ESi'OdODH=IN' PROPORTION:
JA.I.EES'ROBB;
, N6/89 DIARKII? 'STRUM?
ARTig•ALEKEBY , IIIVETT MICE Ati
If throe indebtratao tho lane firstr.of J. I. CAW
KAHAN 00. thit their accounts bra' bean ten:
aattleatoat friTheihiciairrif.JdaMlG3
I Icier:nand Ohio, - stisetdifletheny. =By this:cobra
we do, ct dears to add rat to soy amount, but our
prdient Werra anasuainants are inch as to tinter .
1 t raposalblo for either ofauto' attend parattally 'to
atablag oollactira, and To trust that that. intermit ,
- nta}lind --- It convenient togiro prompt, - attention'
to our !Liras: J. 11-01tItli AHAB', i.
(forntirli - 3: Carnahan - di 0d..)
130,0DIJOE.-
bum
490
ttr lbo.lßooni Sliduldoro; &deli km.41'11 . 161:
Alkotoatld loroaLtltt 13 14BlInititd LAZZA
to 3 800. 27.stot 29 lialthdeld lL.
dreet.
I • n L+ •pn
kid fa saiii • • •
•iaB DdLZ&LL a 11024,4
my 2., B'J and 70 Watt , : stand', . •
_~.
O r AtgiLAGA,PS ' sti .
IN
•
• larrljr'4Elh!C::o4f:)4l.l6o
•=3 .
AT
. • ,
J. M. BURCHFIELD' -
NEB' GOODS JUST OPKNED. •
ENTIRE STUCK CLOSING OUT CHEAP FOR
ilarDON'T PAIL TO CALL. • ,
North.eart cert... of Fourth end Market streets;'
my 6
FOURTH ARRIVAL.
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dry 4=o cis,
SHAWLS, SACQUES,
HOP SHIRTS, or the Mtestetylm ami OM beet
quatity.
NEEDLE WORK, HOSIERY, Ac.
TABLE LINENS AND CLOTHS.
DOMESTIC GOODS. Ac.
TERMS CASH,
C. HANSON LOVE 8c CO.,
: m S •74 MARKET STET.
BRASS WORK, ac
FROM NEW YORK AUCTIONS.
20 CARTONS WHITE AND ASSORTED COL
ORID N0a.12,10 and 20 RIBBONS.
NARROW COLORED EDGE VELVETS.
NARROW TRIMMING RIBBONS.
We expect
to receive, to the beginning of next
week, a large lot of RIBBONS from the Auction
Sale of Maj 2d, lir. Horne having gone to New York
for the purpose of attending the wile.
We shell also recdvo large accessions to our stock
of EMBROIDERED COLLARS, BETS, HAND
KERCHIEF'S, An.
LADIES' AND MISSES HOSE-
MEN'S COTTON 34 HOSE.
• GLOVES, GAUNTLETS AND MITTS
SHIRT BRAIDS, of our own fmportatloo.
ELUSIII BRAIDS, CORD AND RIBBON.
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. •
Country Merchants, Peddlers and Milliners wit
ffnd our stock equal to any in the city, and at East
ern prices.
JOSEPH HORNE,
(Wholesale Rooms 2.1 and 3d stories.)
And Bar Lead
Block Tin
DAVE OPENED one of the largest and molt
beautiful easortmentior
Summer pry Goedo;
All of tile latest alibi
BEAUTIFOI. OkdANDIII L&WKS
S'ESNCH JACONETT LAWNS
ESIBAOIDNIIED QRSIADISES
BeAOKT AND WALTD oreqfFs, la all kinds ai
PO L DH ONEVaIII3, entirely new dyke ! -
PL IN COLOHND PLAID AND DTRIPICIi
DOOBLKTACED BLACK BILKS
PLAIN BILKS, all colors. k
MEAT CEIECEAD,MKEt.
@MALLS POPLIN, Hne fen*
,PARASOLS.AND trIkIMIELLAB.i,
*a' Klee nialtreti...a large 10t..0f mai etyle'.HOol.
SKIRTS, al the beet Quality.
• •• • • ; • -RUGUS
EATON, MACRUAI-.1
No.. i 7 YWTII BTRLiZT,• .:
Jobbers-.. and Retailers
THI lIIINOS. HMHHOIDIRIEB, 1108461(?-:
COLIARS TtE3,irtirENAtits,
- stYN AND New tafsel4r.lo4
• •• coNsir.Te.
iciwats, nootiii,suct all kind, ci
. . • , .71rANCY.Ata7/4/4144% NOTIONi!
OrwnoLzsAsix .BUYZB.S rappliedVa
N .EW.OOODS•.
r=!M=====
ATON; -
Tio. ilnaC 1111"13",
lu~ita FEe u uau ,q(.- -,~
To • •bags lad WACO* VI clushOisgoOdsc :Just
Vi — tiViTED,- 7 -1 0 orty g emindoltpor k
-TT- BILAUGId2 110118128, 7- Eot IBsso , mula , .
;24`802-lapie tkia rani4)74-4.64m , bishras;
Blacks, • or dark sorrels kfiriewu an abalthankbligb;
r upwards ; s trong, 'actioe, and wall.broksa to har,
.".• Muni liksimakm between - lam; - and 2p.
.m., datly, (Bsusdays ezoeptod4at. fattazson4; Bazaar,
N 0.117 Fourth street, pittsburt, 11a:.
•
1141:aAd.gytartorpumrter.1 1 .. B. Army
Ocoee QuaMnnmum, U. 8:A. • _
. Pittabn Api1129th..1864. a.
ILVANTED-Atltie ii.otlll . o.o.r*rUget
T middle aged WOMAN, .totlike ,•ge of the
'Weaning, ironing and Cluunber Work, warYl 2 4 lo :
per weak. None need apply indele weltrecoinanitid
ed. Application to bnadeat on
MONDAY. May toh.
‘A/ANI'EII
V 'Great° Butter
reY5
froshqtat*lter; ;;
■ r '►ANOS 11.1iDr, AUDI 43,00
....1-sl6pezipartor. ,
.OiLiBLOTTEIILUMIL 43/UMW,
exP4. 0 STOO ,Atuf othseatt n .
gptitroultiiiVitit tic*ticeigt4a HRL stmt. - '
mil pamorrx BLIMS.
RECEIVED TRW DAY,
ECEMIE!
N. 77 a9d 79 MARNZT STRUT
Imo' MMMEI
ZATOI4, N&Oltint 1110:14
Noe. sod visa 4.
WRO_LESALZ AND BISTIIiB
sraxi9s:
DIATKIa —+s tons
WYOIGHT t CO
EICIIIBITION OF THE WOODS'
SOCIVIT.-of Western rut"...
sity, 'a: TTIZI3DLY - EVENING, Xay eth.llW.,
mesosic HALL.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
the Pnalibutt.
Declaination—“The Inquiry." —N. B. Dilworth.
Origloal Oration—“ Marlon, the Swamp - -
Bilthatia .
Diatocro—Tros COM : IMM '
Antelnei..4lro. 1. Marlow:al. Patience.
• i.e.—J. M. Millard. Eleighdratiaß. P.Toung.
_ .
• lion—"lf sty Eltaart,;'........Geo.'L Whltziar.
CatitiOration=”Apples.".
l Or m itOrittion—"Our Union,"—...—.l. IL
• tletk—"lnirrtanoe . otpreuers ,
-fog the Unio n ._, C. D.U. :lse
Deelsaistion—'.The mush.%
MUSIC.
. _
. Drawaus-.-The 8210 E gisixt TAW=
.... M. 11111101,
Dcniglax Pane/011.
Cipt.Cbtrnk......:— •
inaxinny_
- _
_
Marrounes celebrated Band — win be In attendludas.
• Ti c ka....g, cyakag—,to ba bad at the Boob Lod
kink. &area. Moors open at 7% o'aock; partorok
atm to commence at 8. • myoit
ODPITI`SI3IHiGH THEATRE.
..„:.WY. BfxDslfnll.
.....:.~. L*ZL
Lowe and Manager.
TUZSDAY•
Performance will cammente with
SARAH'S YOUNG. ALIN'.
Mr. MAGGRIDGE...— .... MACE - 112.
HARRY . MciIIANUS. ••;.
SARAH, a nice you,* woman:lllm KATIIIQSVCR.
ifterwltith the
TOODLES.
.......
MrU, T00D1X&...... •
..
• -T6 conclude with'
WANTED, 1,000 YOUNG:MILLINERS.
TOM
SICLINA 811T11—.--
• .
Due notice will lx.glTen of the .re.appearawal of.
)1164.11IGNICEN.
ORIGIN AL, UNL.NBRATBD,
lt= 1 " World-ltenownedAinsdeanMaiiin#hibfur.
GENERAL TOM THUMB i • 2,-
SMALLYST MAN. ALIVE. •'
Pacelsior Hall, Allegheny City,
kOSITIV/SLY FON 'IWO DAYS UGLY — UN
DAYand TIMUADAY, kitty 6th and Bth, two
Wet entertainments-'-afternoon at.; and evening at
6 o'clock: • Doon open halt an boar pririlona. , •
' •
The`Llttld General will beaulated by •
Mi. W. TOM 114: the - Grua Estiillakilesilose &d
- Banc, from the Nobility's Outer; Landau. - • '
W. DX TIRE, the American - Mawr, and . •
Mr. C. G. TlTOCMl3,l3rlllisanDlanleti •
The 'General will ride in his beautifullitiniature
Carriage, drawn by Lllllputhui Podd, iurd attended
by Zinn Coachmen and Pootinethfrotta the it. Charles
betel to the Hail; prorima to each entertainment .
ADMISSION, ." • , •
Day EntertaJtanent.,.-26cEvening 11/Ittertnetiml.l6o
Childrenunder 10..-...13e I.otildren under 10..„...1013
Schools admitted on &settled itetit3.."44...-256
lentil.
The rhino rued La •tChackering," kindly turnliduld
by John 11. Mellor, 80, Wood street.
my3rild ALISAD CATALY. Busbiees Agent.:
Aucrifosr SALES.
M UST BE SOLD—A large qaantity.Of
171, well made, durable and Maldousble. - .,
..„
BOOTS, SUOES,
=
SLIPPERS, DURKIN'S,
And a boo qaaritliz or
CTULDICEN'S SitOES„
CooituaucLog MONDAY, May sth, at 10 o'clOck,'aztd
continuing ovary day thle week, .t 10 and 2, o'clock,
at the
NA802120 HALL . AUCTION HOUSE,
for &gala retell Goods am now' be bougbt e!171: .
boa otie- hilt the usual prime. Canned see. 1-
T. A. tdoCIALLAI4II.
_ ki; YALU/LIMAS .
Nx BOOKS AT AUCTION.-1 will sell at . public ,
auction, TILLS (Bsturday) .ISYNNING,' at 7 o'clock,
and every' eveolog nexr:.week; 'at 'Baize ;house,
at my saltorobm, C 4.111111 street, Pratt'a,Grest 26th
Annual Consignment of Books, lu every. depertinent
of Literature, Science and Art; splendid Faintly BM
bit!, Photograph Albums, Letter and Note Papers,
Ac. Public emotion la.
- respectfully - invited to Ibis
collection of Books, belived to be do- iltomiaollec
lion ofstandard works over Waned at auction lir Oda
city. In the oollaction may be found ouch works .5
Washington Info& =opiate works, al was; John
Arlaros' tin - WON; 'news. Jefferwiws do, la ear,
Charles " Dickens' . do 7 role; the Waverly - Wo r ks,
complete,l2 cols; Clarkli • Commentity on the Male,
coropiete, &vole; Scott,'.,. a
do, S Vg hundreds of vol
umes of thi Popular Liteintureof the dal, !i.tp;tpit
tin and Note Papers, dc:; dc. • " •
. • T. A. EMCLELLAND, Amt.
" K. PRATT, Salesman. . mya.
UNIMIMIUTIACS SAWS O.V.IIBAC
GOODS BOOTS: - 1311.01i11, Ghoollllll2,
rtc.-4ln 'TUESDAY 31011NING,' Nay Gth,' at - 10
o'clor.k, it the Commercial Auction House. 84 Fifth .
street, mill be sold; by order of Underwrites, a stork
of superior Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, As., part - of
which log been but slightly damaged, compraing 4.
,plea. Linen 'Diaper', 2, Orton SommerCassinters; 1
piece
,blak Broadc loth; 2 pinta plain sod ribbed
black Satinet; 3 pieces fano/fishnet; 10 places hnr
llah Shkting Muslin; 2 piece: glazed Jlinain;2 pieces
of Beaufort mibleaohed Muslin; 1 piece Princolloyal
Canvas; 12 plows brown Prawn loom, 1 pieta Rat.
wine. Porung; 12 pleas Dreg' Prints; Spleens kir
ultra. do; 10 pieces Dress Brilliant; 60 yawls Beanie
Auglais; 18. silk Porno* 3 dozen silk kid-loblif
Gloves; 2 dozen Lac. Si P. doom hoop.likirtir
1 demur latent leafier Travel Lug Sacks; 4 doom; wilt
' Wool flats; 1 doom Buggy Umbrellas; 20 &all sa-
sorted Nock: Ties; 40 dome _ Spool Cotton; 4 damn
One Premb Suspender; I use, 31. pair; Iden's'Colf i
Boots; Lase, }0 Pair, heu'o houroes; 1 carto.93par. -
Boys' Oxford Ties; lam, GO par, bop' Kip , ..''
caw; 1 CYO, 42 pair, Children's oupper-wed Boots; 1: _
we, 441 pair, Chtldrao's goat. Bows,' 2 casert,td-par. '
Misses Boots; 1 aws, GO par, Youth's Brogetu;l use,
48 par, Walnut's , Boots; 64 volumes kliscoUaneous -
Books; 1 Large lot-of drawing Paper; Silk Ribbniis,
.1 Mho. a; 2 o'clock p. ao...tka kdlowitor Gr
Ac.: 24 b0u5..12 gross, liwoutara Bu ss e
Goffee; A
.barrel Logerood;.l keg Alum; 1 keg Copperas; 7 dot.
hilarity mob; 7 caddies Richmond
Tobacco; 8 boxes
'Covendßlt Tobacco; IS barrels cut an dry Tobacco;
GO boxed - Havana fibpinG - 46 cans presorted. COOL.
'Soler - 2 box" 34 grow, Went Clothes Pins; 4.doz.
'bite' . oatidlesticks; 24 pair' Trace Chaim; II Italp,of
limit (drabs, tr..' Termicub, per funds.' : .." ..
. ' ~' J. O.IIA V 1.13, Auctioneer.
• D UB SALE -OF UN .I.T.K.D
PROPSHTP.—The belowilrg articles not - bang
rerdred for the public service, writ be &spoked Of by
cothineuclug at 10 o'clock "i5."..10. on NMI!
,NaliDelff thik 7th day of May, 1862, at thall. & Al.
bgheny Samna, near Pittsburgh, Pa., by- ceSsr
Coionsi John Symington, commanding, . .'
19,743 fokd'of gun carrb4p,
- . 2,0011 to 3,000 empty , kep,Apirt -with . iron andllk'
part wood boofaji Imo been - used frit, packing r ip.'
totbolloba o. %Tama cash, (coin or U. S. Troarmy - notfia,)• to be
paid on delivery of the property, which must be•re
moved by theparchaser within three day. after: rho
mile, or it Will toMedid at thoir expeme.
roj 6 • J: ." DAVIS; *Met.
VALUABLifedraWUI AT ApeTION
—On TURZIDAt. NYI4II.IIIG, 31187 Bth, at vh
o'clock, *lO iold, In L6B Second Moor 6alB Room
of Like commeiriAl- Auction- /Joint., lit 114 b. street,
'the UltelvfogiLLL of Stocks _ •
• 7 ihassa ateichiuxt. and MurafacLurars Bank.
Ifonimipthila Inautaveo Oompany.
3812 • • J. o:=DiTllit, And.
NEI - AND kiiiitUANT'BUOGY
.AUCT/ON—Oo. ..WEDNEMILLX .110161/.210,
*ay 7th, at o'clock,vlll. E.aold, .t the Cuiimar
og Aootion House, 61, Ilithittoot r alliso light 1101;•
ling Busy, with 'hating top, Iltmlap`s looks, elan,
,nolo.bi wan spr.or,ploUoir . . - .The itoloculuoi .hewer.
TaIMOIUJ.
.99 0 - I • :
Ara.now ratefltinit their -Bprini Etork. 4:catching
teary malty of koodeadaytad to loan end- boraweer,
which, lo.extetakTeholoa tastes/14 lirkel
femora* with any la the trade. - •
French; end Wert of laiiilatidtkalio;cd
the beat peak.% of every abed. and qualtly—•
large *Nonmetal; Oestlataros anClearkinn• griper.
Black hutch Doesklak buyer Black Branch Card
nerve; Fancy thodmerea In ervety-nuiety; Blb be d,.
Black onitscy thAahnerewilSiik 3 " 12 4 CorinO , ws
'YX3II-1025.—Ifanc7 bilk ind balm Ifetitte
atykir, doper Black hallo and bilk Vistipp;
and auk .V.stlogn, - 11 1Olm4 Mikan&
hallo
Also, ovary variety:of iO.ate for Bitahm"sat Akakc.
:likewise • entryabokerfr . clion 'Varnish:um Goode
—Soliolting seolyvalt lsoet--ouritticade and •time
public. any wane. antvasted-ta ins -car* will sneak
with prompt aUtation 110 rincluality In all cease:
.1161481, HALE A 10•04,1lerchant
mh l2 feiu.. 14 0 ' l4 * tftifaillN
rsreTcraare.
D it4taLKLEs,ll.. 6'll/W
.PL1Y8201.103 At 11,111111.0101%
belna,lio. 36 rznpw. faBEIT
(OPPO.ite Cc4 " 4648 //°W . n e u Ini P en. " -81141 0 ,1
ASIL loan' cwt.
D
. • 114. - 9.: ES,
las Sri LEL EiTHESTi ,
PrrnituNikii.
1ff.P.:M0VV4... 1 ,1,""4 41 ft:
kips . -.nzwaru4..9l,Ltti9.