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SATURDAY 'MORNING,-MAY 10.
- _Par! )trca interesting matter will be found
On-Our first and fotfrth pages this morning.
_ -J Pacific Railroad Bill,
Wesre'llidebtecl to Hon. Jas. H. CAKP-
SiLL, of this State, for tt-copy of the Bill
_;generally called Campbell's bill, as it
. - .'..passed the House, entitled--"A Bill to aid
--- iit constructing a railroad and telegraph
- line from the Miteiouriliver to the Vacifio
, ocean, and to sectwatii,the Government the
use, of the same 'fiit'liostal, military, and
- other purposes." The names of the corpo
raters in the bill from this State, are J.
_ Edgar Thompson, Behjamin Haywood, Jos.
H. Scranton, Joseph Ratrison, Geerige W.
,Cat_ ;no. G. Bryant and Daniel J. Morrell.
bill will most Probably pass the
Senate. The road will commence some
lwhere on the western lino of the State of
Missouri, and run to the Paoific. It will
be of invaluable advantage to the country,
and will bind the Atlantic and Pacific
'States in a lasting union. The bill is vir
ttially contract on the part of the Gov
ernment with certain representatives of a
corporation, for the purpose of making a
militaiy, road across the plains of the West.
The Government is only asked to advance
a certlin amount ofeoney to enable these
gentlemen to complete their project. They
. .
pledge themselves to return that money to
• the Gdiainnient in the course of a very
.I.'::feWfearti;_and at all times, even when
self-ituttaiifing and independent, to give to
114Yederal powsirtho privilege of
-ited transportation of troops, ammunition,
....;;;.„,,and 'other articles of war. .The effect of
7 ?--- "'this will be to - strengthen the Executive,
and by entwining the distant States of the
West with the. Capital of the country, to
more closely cement the bonds of elle
' is giants and power existing between them,
prevent in any of those vast and un
-:- Cultivated regions a repetition of the scene
now being enacted in the South.
The Democratic Address,
. , .
-'- ?sexed at Washington, is signed by only
fourteen members of Congress, and from
'only five States, to wit: Illinois, Indiana,
Mtio, Pennsylvania and Oregon. The in
t'. - citable - - VALmintausis is one of them.
•
• Wiwi stri pp ed of its e disguises, :itis a p ret
- V.:good "pecesh" document. Its dominant,
all:powerful, principle; is the preservation
of alatory. ,Although_it•takes as its motto
the' "Comititution as it is, and the Union as
• it was,", yet it complains most bitterly of
Republican; because they would not
Moment tO an amendment of the Constitu
tion, giving new -guarantees to slavery
At#ro;slavery could' do well enough before
iBBO. To attempt one now is sheer mad
' Ames. Why, even some of the slave States
themselves are taking measures prepars,
tory, to emancipation. At such a time a
ew Deena of the effete Breskinritige Dem
ocraoy come forward to try to reorganize
,1 Petty on ruined issues and exploded prin
ciples. "The trnion as it was," means a
'good y things which will never ha seen
Connecticut... Gov. Buckiughatran
Message.
- Wm. A. Buckingham was re-inaugurated
Governor et Connectitcut at New Haven
.7esterdity. In his inessage to the legisla
',tog tars the (governor reviews the record of the
for, the peel year. Connecticut has
Into the field 12,909 infantry, (tlB
and a battery of light artillery of
--making a total of 13,578. Of
890 wore three months' men , 191
olt c o; xleid ;31 discharged, and 228 have re
gne g d leavin now in service 10,788.
Besides allowing extra compensation to
volunteer% and their families, the State has
expended $1,516,565 79 for war purposes.
The following are theidews of the Gov „,t,,
•
nor•on the subject of slavery in comection
with the rebellion :
•
- Son the execution of the high reap ' +
bilities Committed to our charge, iye•• • - 4
-•.,•:notbecarefal to take counselof our'•• .
s or be guided by their opinions,
plighted faith restrains us front-in , .
irint-with sliiery, we are` under, no,
. Lions to strengthen and uphold that,
tution. •
- °Slayery has forced us into a civil war,
but initials that we have no right to nseihe
war power against her interests.
°Slavery has repudiated her obligationi,
to the constitution,
and yet claims protto ; :-
tion by virtue:of its provisions. ,
"Let us; not be deceived by such , faltiey.
The constitutioiz was adopted for the minas]
- - interest of the citizen, on the one part, and
the public on the other. - He whe refuses
to obey its requirei/en ta.must-not expect its
, benefits. -
"Slaifery, by' denying- her obligations to
the. constiintion, has opened the door for
the operation of principles of righteousness
and justice, which dictated that instrument,
and if in pressing those principles to their
.legitimate results, slavery shall be under
, " Mined_ and perish, let us rejoice that the
life of the suicide is of no importance to
enlarged and universal liberty.'
A Rebel's Wail to Ills Wife.
A.letter dated Charleston, April 5, cap
' '..tured'int board a, prize; from a husband to
, says:
"Theie is - no life in anything but busi
nias connected with the army. I cannot
,1,; - ; see _anything like daylighL The people
hire manifest the same spirit precisely that
did -st. the • outset of the war. The
- 2 , - -' , thlnking people seem to think that if it
_ • continues it will turn into a war of amen
' eipation and end in ,the total ruin of the
_ .. ,,country. Some. of our people have gone
effect. of the war. Oh that the
trouble* were over. • • • •
• :.*.
'Fit's are now in the dark about Federal
- .lzioirements. Last year we knew all that
.
was going on in Washiegton, but now - we
not so favored. We see that Gen. Hun
'•r - j
-- .14i has been ordered to Tort Royal. Does
that mean activity there? Our officers say
Charleston is a perfect Gibraltar, and can not:be taka.n.
is so enormously high that it•is
feared, many will have to give up meat.
But the people are willing . to submit to
- _ ___
- every - privation. rather thin submit to Fed
eral rule. .Cein brooms by the quantity
cost sl4' a dotirktea,l6 a pound, ham 71
• RENNt MNILCHANTS IN A.LEXANDB,Lt.-
The sitthortties of Ale*dril, Vp. , here
ordered thit hereettei no Ittenteee shall be
*nett too'znerohants =den they tette' the
oath at allegce to the II ltait 'States and
A
State of Virgiiia. Ia C 01110411119 1 .0 - of this
order; abottribity rabid Seeettiiionista lufe,
alosteltheirstores. • ; s.
few days since a rebel merohitut was_
. .
arreetedAnd - talon before the J'listice;'ithci
told that be lima -either take - the oath, or
py a fine of $lO. He paid &hello.; and is
see6lll ofence
14 hItato i fine of *9, 'and -the
ateos be olesed:by
. three'
Int vbe - •
• • ;_.
_._._ ..-f. _.,
MfiMM
1..1;• 4-2
-. . .
Tbe- jtili
iltata Isom Darisside. 1 ' McClellan's Dispatches. ' 1
k/ali e l l'iro4 ' / 4 clvberiO4.tr., says that ' The New t York CateinerCittl, ' eke of Mcil
the secession spirit is !dill rionpant in that : CUM!. A N 9 strongest defenders and friends,
.
quarter. In order to curb it, Oen. Burn- seems to hove had its faith tried severely 1
aide has issued the following admirable by some of Its late dispatches. It say s
order, to wit:
There is n something in these dispetchea,
itwh oeyor, orior the jo , oo
or this order, however, which we do not exactly like.
shall, within the limits to which th e Union : We refer to the half deprecatory, half apol
arms May extend in this Department, utter 1 ogetic expressions which are occasionally
one word against the Government of the I found in them, such as—"No time shall be
United States, w ill be at ( „ o „ ~,,.,„olo,i and lost" "There shall be no delay- n follow
-closely confined. It must be distinctly t u t_' ing up the rebels." "My entire force is
tierstood that this Department is under
I undoubtedly,. considerably inferior to that
martial law, - and treesion expressed or int
of the rebels, who will fight well, but .I will
punishment." I do all I can with the force at my disposal."
plied will meet With speedy
1 'l'l r Liz i ni s o l f ha o t ur th r e e s g regret
fi at seeing ouch ox
and
is striking at the root of rho evil,
and it may he said that it intim first offee- I heretofore said respecting a lack of cordial
teal step taken in any of the military de- reciprocity of confidence between Secretary
partnients toward putting down this open Stanton and General McClellan, They
were designed probably for Mr. Stanton a.
treason. Let the same policy be inaugu
eye alone, and should scarcely have been
rated at once in all the departments of the made publi ; they never would have been
Government, and, take my word for it, published p obably had not the Secretary
treason against the Union would not live of War bee unwilling to suppress any
thirty days. portion of t e General's dispatches, lest
Gen. Burnside is a live m an. such an act ighl be misinterpreted by the
As soon public and b General McClellan's friends.
as the War Department fulfills its part of There was a general feeling when the
the contract, and allows the General to dispatch fro the "bivouac in front of
Williamsbur ," dated 10 o'clock on Monday
move forward, there will be E(oinething done.
The letter says of Gen Burnside : night, was üblished here, that its tone
. was diecoura ing ad almost-ominous. The
His tactics are more like Napoleon's than last sentence of it ought not to have been
any General we have. - fie is a restless made public. However, as we write, in
spirit, and Can't relish the idea of remain- telligence n 2, ches us that the rebels have
lug more than one day in a place. Seeing not broken t e uniformity of their retreat,
everything at a glance, lie soon loses in- and that the • have abandoned Williams
threat in a plan, if he is required to take burg, and 'h . ve retreated on Richmond,
the second look at it. If he had a tern- closely pursued by the victorious army of
tory of a thouiand milea in extent to con- General McClellan. Possibly within twelve
quer, with troops enough to leave behind hours of their reaching that city, the flight
and organise his victories as fast aa they will again begin, and McClellan will tele
were achieved, he would, if possible, mount graph pithily from before the capita i l of
the - telegraph and start ahead, with the Virginia, "We have the ramparts. • *
certainty of arriving at his destination- be- * No time shall be lost. • • .- 1
fore breakfast. There is no rule of three, shall push the enemy to the wall," as' he
in hie composition, nor is his military did in Western Virginia. - •
science confined to books exclusively, not
withstanding a service of four years at
West Point.
Reared and educated in the West, he has
that dashing Western enterprise about him
whioh characterizes all his movements.
His areof warfare is in taking everything
by storm. To lay siege to a place would
be the death of him. One secret of his suc
cess consists in keeping out of sight of the
enemy until be is ready to push ahead,
thus getting up a great fright and fhking
the advantage of it. A prominent rebel
officer says "that it is Burnside's infernal
luck that carries him through." That Gen.
Burnside was not in possession of Norfolk
in less than ten days after the fall of Roan
oke Island, is no fault of his; that such an
undertaking was a pet scheme of his, and
that a movement of this kind was contem
plated 86 hours before he left Roanoke
Island, is something which I, of course, do
not affirm; but it is believed.
Visit of the President to Fortress
On Monday last, the .President, accom
panied by Secretary STANTON, left Wash
ington for Fortress Monroe and the seat of
War. Re spent Tuesday with Gen. Wool.
On Wednesday he 'visited Newport News,
to have a closer view of the Merrimac,
which was lying off Craney Island. If he
was there on the Bth he witnessed the grand
attack upon Sewell's Point. The most ab
surd stories have been circulated in 'Wash
ington, relative to this trip of the President.
A letter from Washington to the New York
Evening Post, says:
A rumor was current thet Count Mercier
brought a request from Jeff. Davis for a
personal conference with President Lin
coln, that he might offer terms of submis
sion ! Many persons believed the idle tale.
"Smith," however, has the rumor twisted
so as to suit his ideas. Ills version was
that Davis and Mr. Lincoln were to arrange
terms of 'separation, the federal govern
ment having come to the conclusion that
the rebellion will finally triumph The
public may expect to bear of these prepos
terous 'stories every day till the war is
ended. All statements that Count Mer
cier went to Richmond to counsel one way
or the other in reference to the war are to
tally incorrect. Ile has himself repeatedly
said so since his return, and honorable men
are bound to believe him.
The Alountain Department
•
Gen. FREMONT and Staff left Wheeling
very quietly a week ago, by the way of the -
Baltimore and Ohialtailroad. A Wheeling
or_ ..nden(saya` t
4;_e '., datioMion is understood to be
; .. - MA:net - fifteen miles this - side - Of
;:.. Jai td..-e r _istilit New Creek it was ex
-7,..13•34fra1" 9 Fremont , would proceed
~ ..gday, toward , •
~ tu- '
,' . . • .d..Tiot he will mince. •• +9„,,3_,„. ii y 4
;u1) 'lion with the forciuto - .. - .i.f - "k'riT
and Sebenck:and proceed ... , ",1. ,
the Virginia and Tennetw • ; .1? "'• •: "z !
The distance from jfaxor a •' '
Tennessee Railroad is onff, _:.. . ''''', ...t
ty or two hundred miles. -; ~111., 0 " 1 st
Monterey,:ffet
about half way. i'' -7 le
south of Moorefield a few mils:. "andlhe
genker Division is expected' to make a
junction at Moorefield.
--• • .
The difficulty in making a rapid advance
is the want of transportation. Nearly all
the transportation in this Department was
sent to Gen. Lander's Division last winter,
and in now in Banks' column. The Blan
ker Division was nearly destitute of trans
portation also. Millroy has been drawing
his supplies from Grafton, by way of Bei
erly and Cheat Mountain.
The roads have been so bad that it takes
fifteen-days for a team to reach him with
a small load. The result, therefore, has
been, that supplies could—not reach him to
enable him to make an advance. But he
has been obliged to put the men on limited
rations and confine their operations to
scouting and pursuing guerrilla parties.
Supplies for Millroy and all the other
forces wilt hereafter go by way of New
'Creek and noorefield. The road is good on
that route, but the distanco from the rail
road is so great that it,wilrytguire a very
large number of temac to transport suffi
cient supplies for the army on the•expedi
tion.
.. . .
Fremont is making every effort to pro
cure transportation, and to make thorough
preparation for tha..campaign. But the
difficulty of 'advancing supplies hqsa great
that he will not, probably, be. able to go
further;Houth than Moorefield for some days.
He will not probably encounter the ene
my-in force, until Inc threatens some point
on the railroad, when ' tlCan'emy- will pre
pare. ya.
to resiegunx -- -, '1...•4: , -,,
Ci ao
The FederaT .
~,:at Charleston, on
Kanawha, adie
session will b e • t4orthwith at Win
-
cheater. . , . 2, -vt .--....•:' ,v.... ' - fi ,
_ Ch i c ago ~..
-11 1
CORIXTIL-1110 ;says :
The; reports from Corinth do:neti iktr the
situation. The rebels have not e g ated,
but are waiting quietly Within the hills
'that encircle their camp far the attack that
is sure - tat 'pane. No other place in tile
Bentlivtest. offaraifol'xhitnf advantages for
defetuntAtittiatinth, slid it is still reaeona
ble to "ptaisiqq.:Rutt . .here they will make
their .issue rritlq;llm advancing Federal
host. ' 'Atelegtaik line
.extends to Pitts
.argb Landing; ai&thoughlit may not be
used for daily news:diapatchee we shall
probably havathe benefit of tit in the quick
and official announcement of any battle
that may occur.
or
Ve COLLEGE.
THE PRZ3n)Ellt: EtaerB.ll4 has i
n la stated th .s
i the gentleaTilon"for the
D.,' of this CUT' bythe ea4")r, College.
Mr ...nofianated
of Harvard._sat
-president. the late Dr. 0 ;
uel - ' son
vbysictalt.p
officellaie4" respectable h
ihioh ...„, 4the l ike : ohre:
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64 lvariN
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father wan aijo a . 1.014,
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In 1785 B ottpu .
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(LECTURE.—REv. W.. D. HOWARD,
by special reest, re peat tna
NARRATIVE OY THE EXPE qu DITION TO PITTS
BURGH LANDING, on
• Monday Evening ; May 12th,
AT
LAFAYETTE HALL.
The, entire proceeds to Le devoted to paying the en
rollee. of the sick and wounded coldiere cow at the
Marina Hoepital.•
TICKETS 25 CENTS—tobe had at the Husk and
Book Stores and at the Door. Doom open 7 o'clock ;
Lecture to constewhee at 8 o'clock.
_•
_3 l luta. Dm* cr,
J.. Pasta, Ja., Committee.
ot)10 - .td Ww. Mct; .
Monroe
0 EN E RA t, OFFICg,
PITTSACHOH, FT. Want & CHICAGO R, R. Co.,
Plitsborgh, May let, 1i62.
E.77-NOTICE.—The Pittsburgh, ort
Wayne and Chicago Railway Compauy, hay
log remitted a proper legal conmyatice of ths Rail
road from Pittsburgh to Chicago, with all Its appal,
doge., nal, personal and mliesl, late the property of
the Pittstrorgh, Fort Wayne ,ihd Chicago Railroad
Company, now antunress the control sad management
of satd road and property.
All penotii - employed on or about mid road may
continua in their teed
positions or statlon•
until further notice.
All person., aSISOMetiOne and curporutlyos, desiring
bottoms arrangement's, or wishing to continue or
change any heretofore existing, will at once apply to
the proper officers of this Company, as this Company
la bound by no.arrangernant or understanding that
it due. not espremly maume.
royfultnd 0. W. CARR. President.
1T_,...--Nuric.E.—An Election for one
President nod eight Manogero of the Alle
ghny Oum Company, to serre D iamond the eusuing year,
to, hold the °M., No. 2;, All
on MONDAY. May 12th, beturhe' ti the boo roo f lo
to. 81.13 p. m . J. U. PORTER, Treaoun , r.
ei.2lbdtd •
NGREGATION
HALL,DISCIPLES meets Mat dly at APOLLO
F ourthF west, between Sl e mkst and Witod.
Preaching every 'LORD'S DAT, at 103.4 o'clock w
m., and 7p. m. WEDNZSDA Y EVENING, Lemurs
at 7 o'clock. The public ans respectfully lurked to
attend.
.-:, - -I.,EI7rIIRE AT THE IRON On
COLLEGE, corner of Patio and at. Cloir Oa.
MONDAY MORNIEG, at 11 o'clock
• 4CI I / 1 1101 BANK or PITTBBOBO/1, May 6, 1852.
Board of Directors of this
Beak have doctoral • Dividend of FIVE PER
Aralt. , berouths earnings of the but six menthe.
Itittillikolleirs will be paid on or after the 16th inst.
Stlll,W ''•• •
U. M MURRAY. Cashier.
..:0 74i, A1R01 4 0. -SARK, Plitet,urgh, Mt!) , tali, I.
E President and Direeters o 4
' have this day-declared a DI rhierld
lIRREIC PE& GENT. OR tho Calmat Stock, out
;MINI proattoirthaket six month., payable to Stock
"'holden, oraftistets repreeeatat hoe OKI or atter the
lathD. Cubic,
in79:lol‘,:ii:j.:C.4:-
Urr or
Ait.cormor Gas tkuotr....
. May Vrtar, 18.2, J
I) tv' t" "—The ' resident and
the enemies ~ :001:+31.0}' have
t '.•
(Mend of
taLbtliTto.
i m i t zr r , • point • .
g. d
tb Allay Bth, Itkt
&itemn sur
we?' anarompan InuFifiladay 'declared a Divi
dend of FINILDOLIARS PER SHARE, old of the
arataLptOSta Ogilia, last eta months, Two Dollars of
which to be appropritted to credit of Stock, and
Three Dollars' payable In cavil, on or after the lath
lust. tnyTawd F. M. GORDON, Soc'y.
- .
Or/ICI .ilutaze tom:ruses •
, .
Mato:ugh, I.l.ayinfl, 1f10"'...
1
t i c ,, DI:yIIpFND.—AC a zap ating of the
it:
d.Y, • AZ: 4l =l7:f:d t 'T'ilkahocllPP.
on the MOW' entocritomt `Of the profile of
the hut etx ' pliable f 'rc ri.
toyehlw . ~ ...110BERT FIN Illiitr . fiery
l ilt
-of t is...
~,eclared /
~ ot enbecribei
`
rnyable
• . ' , ROBERT 'FIN 1.-
CLTILI#II Bass i Yittsbuilli;" :nth, Dead.
THE President arid Directors co
... - es , this Dant barn this' day dochired a Dividend
of VOUS PILN CNN?. on the Capital Stock, eta of
the profits of the Dat six menthe' bushier, payable'
to Ehockholdere, or their legal repreeentativem, Orl or
after the loth lost.
met:id GEO. T. VAN DORRN, Cashier.
. _ ..
ALLZOULXII ANE, oth, len;
THE President D
and Directors of
PER have tido da doctored • Dividend
of YOUR E CENT. tho y
Capital Stalk. OM Of
the profits of the last az months. payable •to the
Stockholders or their legal repreoentativee, on or
after - the Intl inatant.
rey734
rIII •6111 . 1 •011,Ntah,
-THE Merchants and Manufacturers
Bank, of Pittsburgh, ha* this day declared
Dividend of Palgft PER UENT. Ihe Capita
titock, can of the profit. for the lestids mouths, pay,
able after the 15th inst.
my7:3ld
71 1 . ---------- ------- . _•
- •
. . NI.II . gsTrunrisast, May ash, 1111.1.
,-. ),,,,---- HE President and Directors 01.
g . -.- this Bank liairo this day chiclared a Dividend
St FOUR Pint CENT. a. lie eepitgl Black, ant al
the profit. or the last all month., which will Ge.r.ia
to stmknoiden, or their legal representative., on or
after the ltth lost.
reyTtdeltwY .-
cu y
Tr-r.-410' Directors of this Bank Lave
this dey declared a Dividend of THREE cut
mom cw the Capital Stock, out of the profile of Os
last Six months, maid. to Stockholders or their
legal representatives, alter the lath inst.
iny7:lotdaltwif J. MAGOSVIN, Csslhter.
BIOTINA ROOFING
UNITED STATES DIGTINA ROOFING CoUri",
Corner of Groao and Pitt strfetio, Bintou, Mau.
Tide Portable Boodog to the only article ever offer
ed to the public, which lo ready prepared logo on the
roof without any flnlehlog operation. It It light,
boadmeme god lama, appibef, and can be trebly and
cheaply s t
or d rted to any partof the world. It will
uot tam , water swing over, ry
It,' mad in all teapots s rery deeirab D
art!rcle. Ira
nortmooducting properties' adapt It especially to oar.
ming otannfectoclee of various kind% and Ms molt
&ally offered to the pupil; after a toot of tour pare
in all variation of thumbs and tato for cm:-
kinds of rook Cat or;plteiid, toothot with
both n and derable7."Asent.
..traotedi tio
:wham -liberal idoewointo- Ault 'oltonot.' llooti tor
!ample. circular. d 0... with partici:darn to .11. 8.
BOOPIIIe tie. Goto it,. Boston, agtloht
WHOSE Bony THAT OF SIDNEY JOLINSTON
TURNS 017 T TO BE.—lt is pretty generally
believed now that Gen. Nelson's finding and
recognizing Sidney Johnston's body was a
sell. I have heretofore' stated the evi
dence on which the recognition rested.
As it seems established that Johnston's
body was taken Smith, it can hardly have
been left on the field. It is now said that
rot
the body we found must have been that
of Col. P ton of South Carolina, WllO is
said to ha been here and to have remark
ably resew led Gen. Johnston in features
and size. 'Germ. Nelson and Roussea had
never seen Preston, and hence their mis
taking him for Johnston was all the more
natural.—Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette.
PUBLIC .VOTIOES
IE2OB
DIVIDEWDS.
.1. W. 00 1 111. Cashier.
W. H. DENNY, eaohler.
.JOHN HARPER, Ow111;r.
IIAJIIICIVIVIAZD AT SDI
NO. V GORE BLOW:,
. .
.117WERTISEAFE,X7'80:JriglIV'ADrERTISE.VEA VS . I
lIROTHER,,
OR FRIEND, IN THE ARID,
ON E OF THE PA TENT IV R/T/Nli CJIES
nr r ak I}
W. S. HAVEN
WOOD AND THIRD STREETS.
It contains Pen, Ink, Paper, Pencil, EtareloPeab
Checkere and Checkerboard, and yet measures only
aid Inch.. by 2 inch., hell
/
ilk ; r
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IRON BUI L DINGS, FIFTH STREET,
Pmrshtmcn,
F.
Sthdants are here trained for BUSINESS under
the &by direction of tho nu thor of—DUFFS 130-
BEEPING, ;minted by tyro of the moot nrc. mplinbed
Penmen and uccaunZants in the country. The nano
non of DUFF'S BOOK-KEEPING by the tolbucing
eminent commercial stilt horitlett, Indicatea the value
of a cotumercinl el:m:atm obtained (rota It:
"Your Committee ore eo favorably impreaved-u Ith
ISI PROVED METHOD OF BOOK •KEEN
INU that ahoy unanimously ..tneur in the opinion of
Ito utility, and that tlie public would .be benefit led
by Adopting ft."
GDEDON J. LEEDS.
Rea Sec' y t. American Inelittar, New York.
' We deem the favorable opinions already exprotaed
of Oda work aoll deaerved and very properly be.
,loved.
M LEUPP, Merchant,
LEOPOLD DIEFLWITIL Mbreb•
RuBEICT KELLEY, Merchant
Extract from ak 21Dootersofthe chamber of Comm
New York.
'Signedl PROSPER M. WETMORE, Srey
"it contains matter that le Imp...taut and int.
eating to the merchant." C. 0. HALSTEAD,
Pruhleht Manhattan Ronk, 11 no l'orie
• It is by far the most romplete work of tbe kind
hero ever seen." JAS. R. MURRAY.
Preatdent Brehooge Dank, Pilisburgh.
“No other work upon Bookkeeping eiplalon the
subject with to mua r ti
F. W. hUEIONUJ,
(whirr ilrchaoiri Book, New York.
in make am subject of acconote
morn plain and eamittvhotoava.•'
W. 11. DENNY,
Clu . kirr Merchant• Bank, Pinstnrgh:
"The most deer and thorough treat'.e upon book
keeping I bards ovor wet with."
JOHN SNIDER,
Late eurhier rank of Pittsburgh.
thl pay. for the fall course of Lectures, Exercises
and Practice from the &hove work. Stationery.
Bhutto. and - Printed Rook $3 bit, for which other
Colleges charge $7.
twper'e enlarged edition of DUFF'S BoOK -
KEEPING for sale by Ilooksehera Pruetr. to.
tattrior full particular., Ralik for our elegant now
circular, pp. GIS, with samples of our penman's writ •
log, Inclmieg 25 conte, to
P. DUFF At SON, PRINCIPAL.
esb'Strangere will please inquire our reparation to
:he city, where we are befit known. mylthltdawT
F 10 PIJECLIASEICS AND U6EktB OF
SEWING 31ACHINES.-11 uly circulars has.
lug ban I-sued purput ling taemsnette from t•e Grp
rer Maker Seeing ihichise Co ,E. Bone, Jr ~1
sten •s, cstouinlog gross misatotettudos and thrash.,
no thereat. Nei culled up., in justice to`the public
and to marches, to make the billowing statement
of buds: '
During the four yearn that no hare bean manumit
toting and selling Wowing Machines, three part'
Aare sever obtained, to the many roils at law
equity they have instituted, a single decision agt(in
us, not oven cpreditninary injunction.
All our Machines bear the maker's name end do ,
orpatent, and are novae raid by any.other title.
C. W. WILLIAMS CO.,
Boston, Mac, 184.
(succemors to Williams & Orrin.)
Phuan call and me thoso Williams sk OrTi9 $26
FA HILT SIMING MACIIIN/iS, ishlcb have raga
ed w much excitement. balemoom No. 12 Fifth et.,
er 01 Market, Pittsburgh.
n.ylo:3m LILI.I Y , tTKAIN .1 UV ., Agents.
rimi Llt'rE hN I'll 1,161' OF APFLIU.A.
.1 TIONB FOR SELLING LIQUORS, Sled to the
Clerk's Oldie stp to May 9th, 1451:
Appleby Lance, tavern, 3th went, Pitlaburgh;
Auth 8., do, 3tl do do;
Bohlen John, other goods, 4th do, Allegheny;
Bailey George, tavern, let wak Pittsburgh;
Clew Charles, do, ' East Birmingham;
Canning George, do, lot ward, --- PLttaburgh;
Cowling John J., do, 4th do, Allegheny.
Duffy John, do, 3d do, Pittsburg h;
Itornbermw Peter,do, 6th do, do;
Diamond John, do, 9th do, do;
Freiburg Henry, do, 6th do, do;
Fisher Michael, do, . 4th en, Allegheny;
Fleck John, do, Pitt townsbim-
Gabster Joseph, do, Collins do;
Iluish Win. 11. do, 3d ward, Pittsburgh;
Elockswinder deo.do, 21 do, dig
Hoffman A., do, 3d do, Allegheny:
Jon.. Lucy, do, Union township;
byte Jacob, do, Mifflin do;
Krogh George, do, Birmlogt '
uo•
Lodnk Simon, other goods, sth ward, Pittebrirgh;
Lailuk Joseph, tavern, Beamve township;
Leentien Androw,do, Ist ward, Pittsburgh;
Moons Abniltam, do, Versant. townsh-p;
Moser David, do, lot ward, Pittsburgh;
Illeanor J. 8., do, let do, do;
BiAgUireo Fl.d., do, 3d do, do;
Magnin, Ann J , do, ' Birmingham;
Never John, de, Lawnuiceville; -
Nicholls James, do, 411. ward, Allegheny;
balder Elizabeth, sating house, Woo: Elizabeth;
Peck Jacob, torero, 4th ward, Allegheny;
Purcell Lawrence, other go - ds
,
4th ward, Pittab'g;
Reese Ezekiel, tavern, Wllkins township;
Rankin John, do, Lower St. Clair tp;
Iteinetuart Geo. , Co., tavern, 3,1 ward, Pittaligh;
Schell Joseph, tavern, Birmingham;
Smith Joint, do, LaWielt.Villet;
Shaffer John N., do, Birmingham;
Sohuck John, do, Lower St. Clair tp:
Shields Patrick,' do, 6th word, Pittsburgh;
&oft Fred ,'` do, Birmingham;
Stevenson Charles,do, Ist ward, Allegheny;
- Schau e r Philip, do, 41.41 do, do;
Stevenson & Colson, other Ooda,Veraallles tp;
Slimily Javoll, eating - house, at ward, Allegheny;
Stimg Andrew, tneern, Inharard, Pittsburgh;
Schreiber John, do 6th do, do;
Steuruagel Gee. it Co , outing home, Duquesne;
Vierheller Fred., tavern / Union township;
Weimert Julius, eating home. 3d ward, Pittsit'gh;
Woodcock limey; tavern, .1d ward, Pittabergh;
W.neg Elitaboth,eating bongo, Easclliratingham;
White Jetta, tavern, Illtenrifou Inwvlbli;
Young Jame., do, Lewreumville.
Th. Court will 1310.0 t on MONDAY, May loth,
Sti2, at 10 o'clock, th not on the above cases. ,
mylthiltd .
W. A. HERRON, Clerk.
.„. ~. ...
100 CASES
'FREER
BOOTS AIVD SHOES,
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
Masonic Hall Auction House,
V167/1 STREET.
a - Auction Sake EVERY DAY, at 10 and 2
o'clock.
ni,lo:4t
COAL, SLACI: . "--.
—.... AND LlME.—Sezged
Propoaaht for delivering, in the stores at tho
works of the Pittsloorgh Geo Company, 230,000 bosh•
ele of Bituminous Coal, 60,020 bushels of Slack, and
also 6,00 bushels of Lime, will 14 IVGIVtII 41 the
°Moo of the Company, until te EDNESDAY, the 2lst
lust. at 3 o'clock p. m. The Coabblack atid
im Limo to to of sush - quality and
delivered at ouch les and in ouch quantities all
shall be approved of and directed. The standard for
Cotil and black to be 76 pounds per bushel.
Payments to ho.9rilido monthly, retaining 20 per
cent. as security.
Petunias to beisddressell to THOS. BARI:WELL
,
Esq., Presideet of the Coblpany, and andbrsed 'Pro
"Pro
posals for Coal and Mack, ' or for Lime, as the case
maybe. JAMES T11031201i, Engineer.
UITICC or PATISIMIGH Gee Co., P I
Ittabursh, Illav 1862.
rkULLAIC riAVINUIS 'SANK obtain.
ed of the Legislature at Its lot session, a
aupplement to Its charter , adowlng it to loan money
at curb rates as will enable It to pay expensed and
pity a Ulvideil of SIX PER CENT... year to its du.
po.lters. T rotate parsons wishing to borrow aeon
real estate le tesi in this county, can apply directly
to tbe Hank,'U - Fourtli tarred.
CHAS. A. COLTON, Treasurer.
myl 1 •1M trT
•
ItIPUKT 'TJU.NrS.- 7 Por ships whir
laud. Jupiter, Henry, St. Bornit.rd and Edward,
tr,m, Rotterdam-L.4M Caws .•Weo Brop" Gin, and 3.6
pips and 54 pipe'•Kello gg ßiclirldom"
let aline Livino Fradilicka, Irma Bordeaux, and
Ar rndy.
an,
tom Lo flor.bo ll e—to caaes lieigtotta"
B
Par &hip Ocean Bklmmer, from Bonloaux-30 mita
"Olard, Bonny h Bo." Cognao Brandy.
Lot • JOHN P. EELLOUG &
rny9:llwd i 6 Broad street, Now 'York.
U 1'!';N1N11 ~U1til1N : 1{ iIIILLINrKY
.111.1. M. KtTUIIIN, No. t 23 ledwal street. Alio.
ghaay, wlll upon TOMISDAY; Wit, a fall
amortplant of
FAMIIONABLI: SUMUEII
To Irbich . obe roopeitfolky tnviln sttontloo.
w710.6td.
.—pa
►_L REFINES, a stranger in this piam, with estis-
UZL
factory mimes - cm, 'rights to go Into business in
Pitieburgh,lby connecting himsolf with toms parties
altc►dy In the brattmete, or: may bay or rent truth
works now in operation, it not too extensive. Any
toramonicitimm nn Om subject may be addramed,
”Olibletitter,. lion 33, Pittsburgh Not-013m"
mylo:3td
S Between
tho roun Streot*P.
L R. Station aid Fifth *tracs& BLACK VSL,IST
PUIIBB, with i t chain; broken off at nue end and
&nal eDi containing two 86 LIN mut two St Wit,
The linden s ., by leaving it at the Lignin's °ince, will
be suitably rewarsksi, - ' nigh-kit
LS--SU bundles to
JUP u2ivi, op oteamer nialner, far sali by
WTIO - ; issuu , DICKEY 4t..c0.
i ~~>
.. . _ ~, ~w%w _
THE BEST SOUKENIR
OF ITHE %8 t
Jn April :•4, 1862, will sppoar a :cawly tier
rutitle3
BALLADS OF THE WAR.
A *tries of
•
PICTORIAL LTRICB,
From the well known pen of,
MR A. J. IL DUGANNE
Magnificently 11Instrattet from original drawings, by
the bed artists, and beautifally printed Oa hot-pnased
paper. A part will appear every month, Including,
among other things, the FALL OF — SUMTER,
DEATH OF LYON, DICATII OF ELLSWORTH,
NEWBERN, BALL'S BLUFF, PORT - ROYAL,
FORT DONELSON, PITTSBURGH LANDING,
natucoKE. HAMPTON ROADS, PRA RIDGE,
to., Ac. The whole terming an
,L
•
ILLUSTRATED I'ORTIVAL SOUVENIR,
of every event in the present most important stnbg
Ogle the history of this greab:nation
Put I. entitled: TUE HAR.CII TO TIIE OAP
ITOL, (of the 6th 'Regiment of hisessehosetts,) wil
appnar tot above.
Slagle Putt', (monthly, five by post,) 25 eta.
One ear, (12 monthly parts,) • OO
Liberal terms to the Trade, Ohba and Canvaase
Apply to JOHN 110B1NS,
P_U. hos. 3 ,04 0 —5p18:31n 37 Park Row, N. Y.
BAILEY, FAR ELL &go.,
PLUkIBERS, GAS AND STEAM lITTeRS
Man nfactsuar. and Da*lam lo
GAS GIXTUMCS
LEAD PIPE
TANKS, for 011 nolintrles, Ilutd .11b loW, by
now process, and warranted to stand the action o
=MO
NO. I 2 FOUR= STREET
JOHN P. &EL L 04.141 &
No. 44 Water Street, Keto nrk,
°rim:. rot SALE, riot EXITED STAID BONDED WAX
• BOCICO, OP TIMM OWN IMPOOTATION,
COGNAC BRANDIN-9-4)4rd, Doptiy.t. Co., P Wet
casg Won d Co., and other brands of various/ate/pm
dark; 1. ha
13 halve,. quarter, and eighths.
itoCiIELLE 6 ANDIES-I , ellerolsits, A. Eels
nett°, amt other brands, dark and pale, to the ontal
packages.
noidAzio GIN—J. P. Kollogg Q Co.'sßciseldsn,
and Wee Drop, E. pipes, three-qr. pipes and cases.
Cro.a. and Jamaica—selected brand.
WIILSKYS-111shan's Irish anti Bunny's broth.
WINES—Port, Sherry, Muleira , Bonissur, Bock,
and sikers, of various grades.
Bordosus Table, in rases and baskets.
MA(
1862. IticCORD co. 1862
RATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS
BONNETS AND SHAKER HOODS
14 - holnnate and retail,
WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH
We are now receiving a "mom anorrrow to our al
read) max. ITOCE of HATS, CAPS, STRAW
GOODS, SONNETS, SHARER HOODS and PALM
LSAT HAUL
larrchenta visiting our city can buy horn us - et
lower prim than in Philadelphia or New 'York.
ow 4 MoCORD 41, CO.
PATE TED OUT. 6, 1861
Dithridge's Patent
OVAL LAMP CHECNIE
Manufactured of
XX FLINT GLASS.
Thews Chimn ins are intended for t
dad lianas, which heating all prim
the glass equally, does not expote it
cracking
E. D. DITHRIDGE,
Port Pitt Mem{Yorks
• Washington street,
Pittsburgh, P.
IMMMI
111,1 313rAtTOBA1S or
COON. VAILLOR AND BEATING STOVXS,
Wareboctoe, No. 47 federal strt,
We would call the attention of builder. and Mims*
to oar large assortment of COMMON AND FINE
ENAMELED GRATE FRONTS, FENDERS, Ac.;
W, to our new COOKING RANGE Which we hasa
lust brought out and which contains .me improve.
mots not found in anyntber range.
CAST IRON DOUSE FRONTS, IRON RAILING,
tot all kinds of OARTINGS ramie to order.
iylthlyd • D. Da RAVEN & SON.
i3OULI'S AND SHOES Al' 89 .MAlt-
KET STREET.—LOOK AT TUE PRICES.—
Ladles Eng. Lasting Heel Gaits. $l,OO, worth 111,25
44
Cong "• " • 1,25 " 1,75
41 44 04 44 44
, 1 , 50 44 2 , 00
Fine Fr. Moroceo 11.1 800tt1,57 .• 1,d2
" Gloat Congress " • 1,37 " 1,75
•" Morocco Slippers 50 75
" Kid " • 76 0 1,12
ALL 01 HER GOODS IN PROFORTIOI.L.
JAMES .ROBB,
NO. 89 MARKET STREET.
IRMA/MG PLAN'rB.—A very large
stock at OAKLAND DUREN HOUSE, com
png DOSES, VERDKNAS, LANTANAS, GERA
NIUMS, HIELKOTKOPES, ANTIRKINUMS, FOS;
CIIIAS, FEVEUFEWS, WALL FLOWERS,
PHLOX, dn., wholesale and retail, at low prima,
Enytarn
NEW GROCERIES
60 bbl,. Lovering's Syrnp;
60 do Stuart's do;
10 do XXX • do;
60 do Miller'. du;
30 hbda. choice Sugars; --
23 do fair do;
75 bbla. yellow do;
100 do crushed and granulated Sugars;
SO do A. AB. oottee do;
125 bag. fair to prime Rio Coffee;
30 do Lagusyra Coffee;
Arriving by railroad and for mle by
LITTLE TREMBLE,
znyli _ 112 Second street.
SODA PILL 8, for Acidity of the
Stomach;
OXYGENATED BITTERS, contain no alcohol;
COVE L'S PILLS, for rheumatism;
urinsera BLOOD iiiilAßCHET;jenulne;
BUNION AND CORN - PLASTERS, warranted;
INSECT POWDER, certain death to Roaches, ac;
, BENZINE, purified; roman* EMU.% Sc.
Sold by SIMON JOHNSTON, Dauomar,
my 6 Corner of Smithffeldand Fourth drams.
DU tiCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
Blitaufacturen of
PM WHITE REFINED CARBON OILS
0113., No. 291 Llbnly etrett,
lay9:6n.d.mt PiTTSBURGII;
NUTIVE 11/ Y.KUP.EterY HOLD-
El2B LN THE CITY Of PITTSBOIIOII.—AII
those who hero nwjectod to poiy the fourth 11204114
wont of their Grading and Paving deeesament, are
hereby notilled.that if they midi' to scold meta upon
said weatmeut, they will
_call Immediately End 11.
quidate ell arrears that May be Mantling untiold at -•
dile date, Aprll Ed, NEL WM. EMILE/. UM,
ambti-
- - • Tnisminvr.
. ,
ILLIAKII - TABLES, with h arp's
JLS Patent Cushion, aro well knOwn to be superior
to all others. Patented November, 11350. •
Manufactory, 146 BOLTON STREET;
• Ne
New and second•band TABLES, BAI,LS,
w York.
TRIMMINGS, ko- ; 6c.
Orders by man will receive prompt attention.-
tuys:Smd W . J
BACON AND MESS...PO.IM
-12 ~000 114. Biwa - Shoulders;
100,000 do . do. , ,•llams;
22,000 do ,-
,do'.'lll4s;
15,000 do ,'.45..4416148ide5;
50 ilorcArazabWleaf Lard:
Wits. -5 10413'041
neer Old for We by- , •
, McDt/N.CLD & &RBI:WILLIS;
Nor: 512 and 244 Liberty at., near Wood,
ULUM .FUNGE.
•
. .
• PORTrn d co 4.
Mount:netimam of \*
STEAMBOAT anArte, CRANES, PISTON RODS,
PITMAN JAR Li, WRISTS, LOCOMOTIVE
AND CAD AXLES, ANCLIOItS,
And all kinds of lioniy.Forging. . -• .
11 613PSItkliettIL4, ;rink. Plttiburgh
•ALLsortsyr COVArt, Pa.
13,AcoN--4,000 pbe. Baco t Shou l ders;
•
4,000 do n do Mun
• • 50 Oases Evans & Swift's neje.
• bitted sugsr•cered Maw:
tierces Dotnineek's eanasseed
- ,
On hand and inr sale by Dried Beet;
trITB LITTLE 4 TRIMBLE. 119 &malt. '
FR1117..
.L." 40 bbls. Dl7 Pmcbei,
20 Applio.
In store and•for 441.1 by'-•• • •
• mylo • , r ISMAIL" DICKNY R CO.
UtEAUTIFUL . 1 1101NALKAPti AL.
BUMS.' fast awaited and far aiWat about Ulf
-frita, 31cOLILLAND'8 itactitaalloaaa;•637lll3
00 S . :- • I , Pllolllli •YH
IJ CMS at auctiCaI.TO.NIGHT.' at Milpitas Hall
Auction EN)I32, 55 Filth 'treat. nsylli•
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
01
NEW DRY COO-6S,
DRESS GOODS, SACQUES, &a.
NEW STYLE 1100 P SKIRTS, extra Avei.fae•
tentage.
HOSIERY AND ( t UN UMBRELLAS -
HOUSEKEEPIN GOODS.
GOODS FOR GERTiAND BOYS` WE'AIL
PRINTS, GINGIAMS, r
(lIINOKS, Se
TERMS—Wax, all sLS rincts LOW
C. HANSON LOVE &
SALE OF
MANTILLAS AND 'SAME%
AT
BARKER & CO.'S
59 Market Street •
ALSO,
FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN AND SAXONY
DRESS GOODS,
AT BARGAINS.
BRAGS WORE, a
FROM NEW YORK AUCTIONS.
20 CARTONS WHITE AND ASSORTED 'COL
ORED Nos. 12, 1G and 21 RIBBONS.
NARROW COLORED EDGE VELVETS.
NARROW TRIMMING RIBBONS.
We expect to receive, in the beginning of next
week, o large lot of RIBBONS from the Auction
Sale of Mai ?d, Mr. Borne having gone to New York
far the purpose of attending the sale, --
We shall also reeeire large accessions to our !stack
of EMBROIDERED COLLARS, SETS, EIA ND
szaclutro, go.
LADIES' AND MISSES HOSE.
MEN'S COTTON 3L DOSE.
GLOVES, GAUNTLETS AND MITTS.
SKIRT BRAIDS, of our even Importation.
ELUERI'BRAIDS, COED 'AND RIBBON.
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
Country. Merchants, Peddlers and Mllliucre will
find our stuck equal to any In the city, and at East
ern prices.
Wholeenle Room 2 and 3d stones,)
.GREAT BARGAINS
IN
Dry arfaCkelteip
AT
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S.
NEW GOODS CST OPENED.
ENTIRE STOCK CLOSING OUT 91EAP FOR
CASH.
EFITDON'T FAIL TO CALL. •
North.east carrier of Fourth and Marked rtrerta.c,
myb
W . & D. BOGUS
ALLEGIIIENT CITY
•
HAVE OPENED one of the lancet and most
beautiful atisortments or .
Summer Dry Goode,
A❑ of the latest styles.
BEAUTIFUL ORGANDIE LAWNS.
FRENCH JACONETT LAWNS.
EHBROIDEREDENADI SES.
BLACK. AND WHITE CHECKS, In all kinds of
POLL DR . CH ETILES, entirely pew style.. 1
PLAIN COLORED PLAID .AND
BEI/AGES.
DOUBLE
„PACED BLACK SILKS
PLAIN SILKS, all color..
SEAT . piIECKED SILKS
GIUSALLN POPIAN, One &laic
PA &BOLE' 'AND VALBEELLAS.
we also received a largo lot of -Dew style HOOP
bKIInd, of the ben' quality.
MMUS,•
EATON, MACRUM C 0.,&
Jobbers and Retailers
TRIMMINGS, ItIffIROIDtRIZS, nosiziiir;
SIIIRTR, OOLLARG,' TINS, SETIPEN,DRIA
• ' I.TD:ItiIMaIMERELLAR,
-.:SILK - COIISET11,:RIBBONS,
RINGIRS. 110GDS, andel! kinds of
FANCY ARTICLIS&NOTION&
airwitoi.taAra.Boups eupplted on the bent
NEW GOODS
EATON, MAOlltrU 00.'8,
1 19rWholiadt and R.t.Sl at lowest prim 11,_:101i
EJMN, 3 %i o AttjAi & CO”
lwrito the attention of
wnoLigieLa AND RETAIL /301M8
To. larva mai varied . stock
of &drab' goods Jolt - It
•
IVANTED.-"--Forty
_good; sound
y D15.A1713211 HOMES, not less than
Aro nor more than nine pee* old—bn* browns,
IdAndo, or dark 5=41 fifteen sidebar hands MO,
or upwards ; strong, active, and well - bra= to bar-.
new. - noon ot - Inspection between- 12 tn. and 2 p.
(Enidays excepted,) - st Pitternaten Enttisr;
N 0.117 Yoorth street, Plttsbur; ' - • •
It*J and Qn•rtnnuaatnr O. L'ArtOY.'-.,
.012os ilnertormnster, - u; 2.
Plttatnugh,l, 28th. 188.".
.11 t) ' WANTED—in
Wholesale Grocer/ House: one acquainted' arltb '
ttse bedews, sad airocd moValoteea prehtl?!.
Addles. -.1.4.413,414i-Pillihollka Wldt r.
nlet.llol*. • , : ; %di('
.11/.AINTEIr
DRY' GOODS
JUST OPINED
74 Market Street.
RECEIVED THIS DAY,
TO ARRIVE
JOSEPH HORNE,
Nos. 77 sad 79 MARKET STREIT.
Corner of Fifth and Market •create.
NO. 17 FIFTH STR ZIT,
N 9 9. 1 1984 19 ruu at.
NO. 17 HiTE &razz?
.vrwsmmmi.
10. , P1TTIRBURG Et -tTIiEATRE.
Lomas and Manager.
SATURDAY EVENING. Mal 101 X,
Performance urn commence
VIP VAN, WINKLE.
M=l
...
which - che -
BATTLE or' iorw 011/4N S:
GEN.
. To coliclugo with ".
THE HOUSE THAT:JACK BUILT.
Ild.1312!
Wln prepkiation. 'UNCLE lOM's CABIN.
y,....EX111131T1 'flirt YOUNG
cr•cr MEN'S SOLDIEDSI AID4SSODFATION. al
•
Masonic II all.
ON TUESDAY ETENINO, - Ilta
For the benefit. of Dia Woandad &Mins Pitt.
'Laois, 25 CENTS-Col,. bed Itainbara, at
all the principal Book and *ado Storey and at DA
Door.
aucritihr SALIM
BOOKS AT .AUCTION:-- YtatCs .23d
anneal contignmeneor, Dooka-at Auction 70-
nIGIIT, at Masonic Hall Anetion llonae, 66 lIRk
street. Will to cold; collection of litandard
Work', by the beat anthoni; also; ward hundre d .
volumes of the popular Loots of the day. Ana /may
Bibles and Prayer Books; op/L.ll4kt Pholegraph
bum Letter and lids "Papas, dr..
Botika, - Albums, kept', ex, at private safe daring
the day, at unction pticca.l • - ' • • • •
toy haler 7'. ILIAIuOLELLAND, And.
Littuulits, lulte.CuY
N.A Ala/ dEGAIIS AT .2.17CT111a1.--Ot. //ASLIB-.
DAY IdUlltilllo, May 10th. at 10 o'clock, will to*
sold, at the Cotamercial Auctlosilloow. t 4 Finn at.
2 boxes. 67 pottuds.litd Igo;
0 do Caseo4lab Tobac
10 Thousand &gam;
10 Garrets Herring; 4, tr
0 kegs Holland liorritiff, •
2 casks Brandy; . -
barrels Cut and Dizik '
19 !roue Dribs and Millet Bead;
5 do Chase. Patent Lye;
dozeullatal-boxes;
2 tains Desks.
my 9
. .
'MAW Art.ELEGA.NT AT
AUCTION.-01, nATUIDAT 111010112“), lEsy
Litt, 11 o'clock, (net being delleerod .t the Mora La
time for the former adverdsemeut,) will be sold at
the Commercial deletion House, fel rifth.stteet, a
hue, light, TrottlugAiggY, with top, Dun.
lap'a make, eatra n The Baggy has never Lem
used.. ti.DAYLS, Auctioneer.
. .
()KATT, - Ar t, fliATT,—.lsoo •-,
BOOKS,BOO/illtaf Auction TO-NIGILT,at
/fifth .treet. itiyB
Pugrr, 'T t VICATZ-LLISOOKti,
BOOKS, 80$.iliiSrat autzlau TtiNNltillT, at Da
blftlk says
Bot.iasouots, a Auction To -11101.1. T; .t 65
Watt. • •
OKA.TI', PICArr.-114JUKS,.
1, BOOKS, BUOJKII, at Auction TOl!fiGitT 9 at 6u
Fifth otroot myB
p RA
.L BOOKS, .130Ualia, at ductioa TJ-24 iGHT, at bo
fifth strati. atyB
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pue.Tr, PRATT, PEATT.-:—/SOUKS,
itttuE.a, at Auction TU.:41911T; at to
ifth meet.
ToIILORS.
Miii
IiF.NUT 41. ITALY t CO.,
(84ctasora to .I..uneti
•
kre now recasting their Spring. ,
Stocky warprisitut
every variety of goods adapted to Men and hoy's wear •
which, in extent, dank. tasteandprit.ca will camper;
favorably with any,lu the trade.
French; American and Went of Sitgland Cloths, of
the toot make, of every shade nod quality—a very
large amortmeat• . Ceasicaeres and lhaeakinal :Super •
black French lkfeeklus;' bops? Bleck irendi cbad.c'
mares; Fancy Cassimeree in every variety - itibbet4.:
Black and Fancy Saarinieree; . Slued Csolmeres
of every abide suit color. - -
lik:talliGti—runci bilk and Satin Veatleisi, new ..
'tyke; Super Black Satin and bilk Waling% listbas
and Fancy Silk- Swings;• • Vihite:F . lgiutd bilk and
.Sarinlieshinga-
Aleo. every variety of goolifoi - ..Untlneria :Coats;
Ukelelee a very choice selection of Turnishing.Gooda
adapted to gentlemen's wear;
eviicitbrs an cozily call tram Ora trioxide and the
pnblic, any orders entrusted•to our care will inset
with prompt attention and ••inancenaliti to all caw.
WIN Itl G. BALM Ai W., Mordent Tall"
Car. re= and ISt: Clair anent.
ourszeLews.
li=i=@=2
PELYSkIAN can eonoaq~t,
.QOU'a t N0.'36 FEDZHAL.BITLEI2..
Oppotlto Colonnade Ease, bear. 5tad.::04:41144
ALLr.onzar CITY. •
K. NI: O. JONI•:C},
103 WYLIE STREET,
Pl ntXOR .
S . ' ,AU I /1-11 ig AU -rib 13.1;-1." .1 . ..1 i ai T- AY. Eic
ruNos, eriroct km iiiut and Wknelo
rud; 'fall iron improved front, oyeretnin: bra, see.
snit
Etal[ll4 Bow. New York nuke. W Al Brae
wood. To emirs this .day: - . r ,
UlfillLtiTTN . 14, ..
Sole Areritlor liziabe*Pianoe.
TIIII.ILWAY'S PIANO
•
S TIM BENT PIANOS IN' THE
WORLD.. Wasimanlforpm peon. .
A complete and beentitial 6118ortment 01 . 0?. meow -
parolee STEINWAY & SONS'
: • •
• NEW YORK PIANOS,
.
Received and for sale at lien York factory prices, 6*
- - 11. RIBBER - it BRO., 53 Fifth street,
- .e.e3 -
. ' . Sole Agents for Mob:nifty', Pi.llOM,
..... . •
sB#o .-
: MASON . 41;oitilit.IL. •$BO,
U 44 'L° :A; W A ana" 7 aVa74ltd Teachers,
ors of Schoolsi singing Masters, Londe!' of Choirs,
and the public generally, are Tegpectruliy, honed to
call and examine them, at the music warerooma of
myB-
- - 'JOHN H. MELLO6, St Wood at.
•
JD lAN OS YOE, TWO .11 U L=l) DOL.
JL LARS.:—Balties Brothers olognot:Horowood
Oct.,. PIANO.9O,Sth 'carved loss, nrund'corners,
toll iron framo, , Booowood 10/11 and rich mounting",
fur TWO-,lll,lriDliND Doldaklis. fror,salo by
oyi-
- - JOIIN lIKLWRiII. Weal it.
- - -
4-4 AZELTUN
YOKP/ANOrk - -4nothor ini*ottbe
*Ten Octave Itosiwued ,fratu'lluzeltoa
Brothel', New York, just reoebred siiit tor ado by
JOIIN. zdzizon. sl-wow
ASSN & ILIALIN'ts MELODEONS,
ILL as 1160, 1100. #16460 and $45, receiving and for
malb by . - JOHN 14 . MELLON,
rrwu SEuIIND,LiAND UC.
TAPE PORTABLE' NELODEOBE, of oukait
& Needham and MSIIOI2 ii/412/1.1i;..F0r oda by •
mys JOHN.H. MELLOR, Ell Wood street.
- - - -
$9O—A DLIULILE ithEal,il o .l.V.E I
TAY PIASO STYLE. MELODEON, in • ;
viud order, for pinery dollars. For Nola by !
myB JOHN H. MELLOR, 81;Wood knot. -;
ratiumfaumi rlts.m.ps.-3 superb 7
ea °ctn., OhickerOm Pim., I:caved andiar sale
rokyBl • JOHN LI 11HLLOR. 81 NA.,xd
$2OO V °B.— pitagvt?l• 7 l l. l°tV:
hew York m r° o=o;Joitt rewired. ;red. "3 .
m7G oLuaLut-
LANG biUOi
YU Iron feet, jitetnxel
'ro 'EI
.1. 145 per quarter.
znll OLULICLOVTI
CI,N9,NNAT . I. LEAD WIJEKS.
iffcCO.RIIIOIC, CiDDION A CO,
_.:•zrexureihrusrrs or
Lead — ritheet Lead
And Bar- Lest:
-
In" --
Pig bead, • .
• Patent Shot and
•••8.: -
amsnonlwint_
• Hein excluittely la the Lead Trade
stet skesty Omagh
the 'Above' to bettor sdniitage- to .psauhuy et oo•
lama km., than an be bad elseihsts. •
vetol
MULTORD'S CREAM MALENATUS,
Iffidetrom tortnnta.salt. It Is iirfe.ctiy healthyand.
pan, md IQ make better; lighter and more healthy
Liesal_than anynther,thdendtwth the workl. It fa
.fres trots all Iniparitka, and Imparts a,
e r l7l=k• Gator to the Rod. Please ch.. It one
Wet. lour grocerhisnot got It tell Witt It
Ibrpra. tyor itayi wholesale and retell at
: bit& land 8 Minton& .
I\Ti val that
.01 -Wok. Hataimigk withdrew from.* fIZOI Of
Web IJo. tbi getti dee of October, MI,
tied bee in tre ay- bent connected t he
imam
b ee time; (79] L. H. TOM* CO.
, ,
..... Hcronbis.
DAYIII, /old
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rirreauscat.