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MONDAY: MORNTNEI, MAY 12
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Plir.kterg ieterest.l4; matter will be found
- on ostriiiit and 'fourth pages this lamming:
- The llrenre..;•Tne Situation on the
Peninsula.
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;,•••;;The•icarn enumeration of the facts re
pnrfiti-llts: our telegraphic; columns, this
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morning, would occupy more space than
' . • ioir•Setnains to Wl—if we were disposed to
' • 4Sel:4:lhetn, and,, even in thnbriefest tnan:
1: • ,seir, , to. note their more intporsant points
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~.:'%!•';',Mto'.hearings, either in reference to the
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...'' , .,iriMul., or the tutu 4; But the facts al.
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~.„.,...,.*dyscoompliattedi, 'in the splendid sue
cession tif nasal and military achievements
'•:-,
.• , -..:iiiddia:;ibe- past few days, great and et.-
. _
.. tiot... la they are, teen when separately
ssaitend:sted, we feel ought‘not to be, and in
.:!-„..-..,7qd.,,,,i5they cannel he strummed hem the
-.77, , :-..",-. 1 '•• • •'" - •-efireflser imessession hastening on to !herons.
, r . .
-which may, at any women
~Fvepire new Combinations and change the
g,llloinice of everything going before.
ZOW..the rebel army under Jon' son and
• `-; already, no doubt, considerably de
mareliied, by successive defeats.. and re
-; • treats, will be affected by the
. suceessive
s pa le wbkh muat reach them, of the loss
- of New Oilcan:Le; of Norfolk, of the
- - ri
mzo and the rest of their, fleet in Elisabeth
.• river, James - river, !aid on the Mississippi
—we can only con3icture.
lithe Galena, and her '
attendantgun
succeeded going up .James
noir:seems prObable; - we aliali not
~ • _ l:te.stryprised . hear -aoon, that the irhole
rebel army.of Joitison s and Les have been
*:Ootripelled to. surrender.' At last accounts
they were, between the Chickahominy and
James rivers, and McCtimas was pressing
- them on their rear and on their right flank.
On their left is James , river, and if the
eileits - and , her oeiteort airiee on the scene o
uld
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4 1 ":1' --boith. ka* Ii the y T.it wi ll be
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' . 4"ell'
, tie make their way to
more
4 1-;.::-• - , - ..:511 .-. 6:tito d in thm c on dit i on,
";'a'''` 2 ip, rab ble root; than uan army . If n !h v
e e r y ,
'...1'1l intercepted cu th e Ja mes_
are ,
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without
going' to
oat desperate,
1 -7'
..;
,they
may°""
over,it sj i:hm al tn to d P a e t ter a s l b l. urg t
every mut their ease 11 Ma
.'" . ' idatiitm . tion certainly awaits them.
. • 3/4
- 1 : ' - '-,The captnre.of.New Orleans.
.
Among the men brilliant of the many
remarkable and mainilleent operations of
the War, is that of the.proceedings on the
:.Mississippi preceding and
_attending the
•-- ottriture of New Orleans...;
The rebels bad Aerie • everything which
rony or the military 110101100 in their poi
-- - session cotail do, CO fortify and protect the
ftf,..P7 ,. .: . . :river against the %Stinnes of the Federal
25- .-S% - .7' ' •
` . !: • .'27!;! . .,4-..... .",:-f - :..:,,, - ..l;jrall . Manned, and :they heti constructed
t:s>.'':.,',...'.4,;:ilunboalit end% formidable 'batteries and
:-.41! ,-,.:.i.*•!):,"rams, Szimtsed an irOn. - . .• Besides all this
~ k,- -- . . :',..s'7;. s 24heyled a large fore* in New Orleans to
.) , litifeet ;it against the; approach et - land
' , -liii„ Rs. : ,-•- •
Notwithstanding all.this, New Orleans
•'..was in the pessessioa qt . -Our gallant Nary
-.4fttitirteright days after rthe bombardment
of the felts opened. The bombardment
itself in of tIiTLEIOIIt. magnificent descrip
tion, seiteelfteen hundred enormous shells
• . being thrown dally—makihg in the aggro
in :gate. tl:ol7.,hnitdred and forty thciusand
- .pounds: --= What. a terrible storm was this!
.
'-.Ne*erthiless,,lt , lastod for six days, and the
5".: -. ;', , fortet *Witold out. : -
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.. - ' 7 ,;f i lleoerre tWenty-one mortar schooners,
:- - each caii7ing one mo r tar. These terrible
engines were made in this city, as were
those on the mortar boats of Com. Foote,
and not.one has proved defective. • •
At length it 'wee resolved to run the
Outfit past these forts. A strong chain
was strung across the river opposite the
forts, and'abeve the chain were the gun
boats and iron-bound monster rams of the
rebels. Our fleet did not contain one iron- 1
plated vessel. Commodore Foassour Sid
not flinch from the contest with hie wooden
7 :
wills.: . He gathered his slops of war, and
' • : llirigQooets at out him in , the night, and . 1
, - ._..., ,, Z,.. 1 ,.,-'' • ... . prepared for the terrible ordeal.
.Y
' . .;;'*i.,:;" 7 - : :;?- : : Theehein anon the river was removed
i'•,4Z.`:,,.4. by being quietly cat during thiinight, when
7.•*'..F1• - :'-'the old hulk', to which it was attached,
j '' ' ' - ;-f • : slung with it against the ehore, leaving the
passage free. At about three o'clock as u 4.
of a dark night, all was ready, when, se- .
ending to arruagemenc simultaneously the
whole mortar fleet opined suddenly upon
.. the hat;L., and the gunboats and sloops of
_,
war etarte,d on their dangerous expedition.
As soon asrthe Vie:sets came within range
E 4:: of the forts, bath sidet opened with a Ise,
•'
meadows sad rapid fire. What. a scene
'Mortar...boats, forts, sloops of war,and gun
, ~.
•', locetts,:all blazing away in a dark night,
.'"
.landera darker by nooks and fogs. The
4iilia( ilier fairly shakes the earth.. The
whining, sonaming shells rained in a
'continuous storm. Soon the gunboats and
rams of thentels entered on the scene,
'and then for ad hour such a acne of naval
,eonfilet'has hardly ever before been wit
nested
. The sun rises on the some, to show our
„:,_
_,..;: „vessels safe above the forte, the enemy's
:-.:? - 0-A, ,, .,.._ 12 4= beats all ceptxwed or disebled and sunk;
' . - - and their iron moaners : all destroyed but
rasa :..one_ of our own vessels had. gone 1
. .elatrt‘ift's - t *glorious tight, trinmphimt even
' asshistuilt beneath the waters. Our ships -I
Were somewhat injured, but not sufficiently 1
to to prevent them from steaming up the
river. What took place after the gauntlet
ern nin, and the rebel pm boats were de
- 40steel; is well • told in a letter from one
..; . -
:._ *beard the liest,, as follows:
.-After allotting ihemeasoute two or three
"'Lbount nit r o* got - -underwelgh agsin, de
' ..:nritined to push on to New Orleans while
~ re se possessed the advantage, but after
c;ateamlng till dark we. came to an anchor
3-i'ellk.tlte nest morning..;' Having learned
alit the rebels had erected two batteries:of
: ' VIITC pins Can:some live ' miles below the
,city, we kept on . tie alert; and 'were not
long in 4iscoverieg them; although no Sag
....tioated - IT their gone.- Me steamed on
an& were ; very soon, greeted"
.•lire from a battery on the left
.e' river. Owing to tho position
ttery,'we were only able to bring
''. bow gun bibear on them for
a --minutes; •its • the meanwhile
treed to a raking fire: Finally
1 around' and A tremen.
into them, completely Nattering
in the greatest Confitsion. The
At:pari in silencing this battery:
isolated , another. battery on the
net farther np,whin, so now
A into range, pour ed a 'harp
. the` shot *whistled over our.
' -idoiri proximity to the officers
-.-A Shott,Pissett;throirgh' the
ins of our after *toe guns,; the
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NEM
OMER
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from w oh - Striking the - captain
;Tenter; 1 'lti • NOTES PEON THE CAPITAL. F.4llllloLitt.eCLOTiutsis..-,Mcesit. Wm. B. AEU' ADINERTISEMEarTS. , , Jl'Ell - A i x • f: r 4 ir ,
of Abe -gurt_earrH • ed•ltint forerbeard. There ,I ,I ; •I• •
•---- ' McGee d: Co., corn, of Federal 'street and D.- , .
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ill s ieport ; that he was picked up by one ' 'rreso. 0 l' , '-' , or the rlti.htirsa Ga". um. IA square. Alirgbeny, Mimi truly carried •I,,,IEND TO A BRotti ER, filt) 01 L REF INERS.—A practical OIL
I_ ULF IN ER, estranger In this place, with esti..
of our boats, hut it has not been confirmed the came of Pete
rid
clothiers. Their kJ
d lofou I NIEND„ IN fit A1t312, metory references, wishes to, go Into busbies. in
Wsentscros, May 8, 1882
supply et •••prtog cao ,nower goods re
After we had poured a broadside into this The various reports w'hieh go from here in ref- i Pittsburgh, by renteeting Moe, ir with some parties
tie' ni , rftv PATENT WE/T/3'G ra.cEe. ' already in the business, or may buy or rent such
battery, the Brooklyn steamed - up And dis- the latest styles. Af t their clothing is made i 0 ,
- -arenex to the objeets of Count Mercier, in die u p under then von direotton t and is war -; works now in operation. if not t. °stew - tee. Any
charged her broadside , which liad the ef- 'mitt° Ilicbmoodero.l think,purerpeculation. ranted to fit their rustomors In prices they lor tal.• t.y c o mmonicectiens on the enbject may bo addressed,
feat of completely silencing the gune and , , 4, "0il Refiner, Born, Pinot:we, Post Once."
he ri i „,,,,, that 1 , 0 •• halo, any are bound not to be ondereobl by any other
113 the smoke cleared away showed ' the '''''''' '.' bat t Sorb establishment. Give them a roll and judge W. S. HAVEN, m yle Jut
rebelain full retreat. tiono. • ',lion of thu Franco. is European for, yourself. We guarantee for you a good
A tower pierced for riflemen was demi-dipl. umey. It burrewe like a mole . works reception. _
--
- WOOD AND TH lan ierEEETe.
fished by the Missiselppt, and theoccupants under ground. Yon know where it went ,
t..Aftrara, Ott. CboTUS, Ittes, Dooa MAT!, It ~,ra,th,s Pee, Ink, Papas, Pencil, Enselupes,
decimated. They were firing sharply at and at what point it canto out, uy 0 lit tie pie „.— wo wish to colt tho attention o f the ' checkers and Cherkertwerd, and yet etefeelra: only
the °flicks on the decks of our vet.elei. of dirt at each point, but what did it, whilo public once mom, to the fort that .I. Finch, ' 1.1. "" 0 i"''''' pll
Our progress up to New Orleans woo then
under ground o d s 'comer of liras, t and Fitch ..trm Le, le ielling OtIAL, SLACK A.ND LllllE —Sealed
clear, and on we steamed. Au occasional * n . c Iry •ts be thirty ner rent., than the) . V..../ Prop rola Jar delivering , in the stems at the
As you are well aware I suppoth,Den.McDow , ' , lower, . . •w , , work,. tat the Pittsburgh Gen vompany, 230,000 hash.
raR or large ship in dames would he seen can ho Lan at any other place in es ido etc of illlatelatere coal, 68,0,0 bushels of black, and
floating down the deli% but we managed ell's corps is now ;across the Rappahannock Pennsylvania. Go to the Groat Wee ern ~i,,, 6 ii,fi indisis ol Lose will C. received at the
to steer clear of them, As we neared the The Fourth P e nney Ir t tnot Cavalry, Colonel Carpet House, thte morning, or through the ' scion of the company, moil Vc EDNE3DIV, the 2lrt
inet . at se'clock p. m
city we [mind Moot of the large river steam- • Childe, a Pittsburgh, to a tt ac hed t„ this . d ay, awl elattllDO for yourselt ea.
The Cool, =lack and Lime to be of suck quality and
deltvcred at such times and in such quantities es
ers and ships en tire, the rebels seeming corp.. Capt. Boron and, 1 think, one other
'determined to destroy everything that ceuld forward with the FAcrit too Socotees.—Throughout the ID
shill i Ice approved of and directed, the standard kr
d d C CI • - ot lv n• 1 .
company went grandmore. , ten ari rtMeeD • MIDII6DO, ' , 1--L ‘ I- t . ,11 ...I et d'it to t eo 70 p ou nds per Mishit
be of any value to us. Large brow& had
gathered on the levee, and contrary to ex- inent in March. Rignt companies wore left ones which proved themeell es rhe alole to cure m ytoont , to I „ ~,„d„ tx„,nthir, Mishit ....,,, wr
i the worst Cheat of Dysentery, Seery.> bud Fe- cent as emurlty
Prot oath to be addressed la TIIOs, B ft EEWELL,
pectatione, a large majority of thee.' cheered here. and occupied Camp Sprague, near thei , *or, were Holloway's Pills and . Ointment.
us as we passed. We anored et the
Poet
ol city. Last week they received marching or - i Therefore let every volunteer see that he is
.itt:.Pre"," 1.1
Cl CamPwsy , nisi otelotecd "Pro
t s Will and ack," or tOr Lime, at the case
Camara. and attracted e n
ice
crowd deco, and yesterday they took up the lino o f supplied with them. Only 25 cents per pot er f 1. , :, he. JAMES THOMSON, Engtneer:
of *Nutters. A fight, however, occurred ; march—" Onward to Richmond." A detach- I hoe' 22S OrrlOr. or Pirtenusou Gas CO .1.
as. Pittsburgh, Mat toh. ISM i
among_ them, which was explained in one i moat is, however, left hero yet on police duty,
of the nowspapere on the following day. I but the great body of this truly elegant regt
It appeared that a man in the crowd hadmerit lias DOW taken the hold—the Colonel tat
discharged a pistol at one of our . veseels. I their head.
Re was immediately stabbed by some one. I saw to-day a letter from a member of our
This led to a general fightbetween the Rob- Ninth Regiment, w ritten from the camp
neat
ear
els and Unionists, during which a number Fredericksburg, which gave n
of persons - were shot. We found no Rebel the whole regiment is in excellent health and
flag floating over the city—the only flags , spirit!, and only' awaits the word. It is said
being a State flag of Louisiana, a Brazilian I l ei: a t ' O l f o t n h; G i r le d s i olv n e o s w ,l i a n te co uTl a r n ot. th zL tvlil:
McCall
and a German flag. Two boats crews from It is very ears that trim. McCall was here last
the Pensacola went ashore on the following Sunday and Monday, fur I conversed with
day (April 2dth,) and hoisted our flag over him. lam not fully advieed as to the cause
the Mint. •it was soon after torn down by of this change, if it has really been made.
a mob.. We proceeded up the river on the The General declared ho Would not rest con
afteAoon of the 26th for the purpose of tent under certain charges medel against he
destroying a battery located a mile above habits, and was determined to call fur en ex-
Carrollton, but on our arrival found the amination . A ll reporta a , to his being in ill
' place deserted, the guns hastily spiked he 4 a a l u t n h, hmeoporrohnonance:
.g . rou a n n dl i es t s e . r,.. i
with wrought iron nails and the carriages
scant * of his visite' gives an
o n ! Sat
nearlyae destroyed by fire. The battery was urday last. Secretaries Chase, Stanton, Saw
a most formidable one and built to mount ard, with some other gentlemen' were of the
62 guns. Twelve of them had evidently party. The General with a few friends and 'a
been removed. The battery was, however, small squad of cavalry passed over the bridge
made to command up the river, and had we of boats Into the city, which had not yet been
attacked them would have taken them in occupied by our army. They rode through
on exposed position, they, therefore, judi- several of the streets, and were met everywere
ciously evacuated it. On the morning of by the whites with looke of hate, and by the
the 26th a general thanksgiving was offer- blacks with smiles and words of welcome. The
'ladies' seemed to be very particular in their
ed for the brilliant victory, and church
e d r e s m a o n nlit e ra ti t i l e o r n s
..
ii, D on o . n i b t o l r e n ss aw ri . ng
pennants floated from all the vessels
in the fleet. So far our loss is 82 mall ant
made from fin human hoses, are all the fashion
killed and 103 wounded. Among the in the highly civilized region, whose inter
large amount of property destroyed by the eats Vatiandigham watches over with peon
, rebels on our arrival was a large floating liar care in our Congress.
1 battery pierced for eighteen guns. It was The confiscation bill ie yet a "thing of
I nearly completed, and WAR to have been hope." - It has, as you know, gone to a cone
propelled by powerful engines. We learned mitteo of which Cowan is one. It is alleged
that it had been in course of construction here that there Is small - prospect of their
for some time, and had been but recently bringing in anything efficient, or which will
be of any great advantage. Cowan, .as hie
launched, and was ready for its guns. Its speech indicates, is opposed to any bill that
existence had been kept as secret as possi- should hurt the rebels. Ills object is to am
ble, and no one was allowed to come near panel a jury of thieves, who shall pronounce
it except those engaged in its construction. ',verdict against stealing, and take the 'swag'
Its appearance was not unlike the Iderri- out of their own pockets.
mac, and sat 'very low iii the water. The It 13 no wonder Senator Wade spoke of his
French war.steamerMilan,which was lying (Cowan's) bill, as one "coming from au see
down at the head of the Passes when we my." Mr. Cowan's influence, however, ex
;left there, caught up on the 28th and re- crept for one single vote, is nothing. I think
I ported'all our missing gunboats safe. They Mr. Wilmot's speech on confiseation is looked
upon here as probably the very best one that
were the Itasca, Nindeo and Winona, and
has been made. Though in feeble health, his
had become disabled during the fight. The soul Is full of fire, and his heart as strong in
Itasca received a shot through her boiler, the work as though -- he was a Hercules ie
but it injured no one, while the Renebec health and strength. Let us rejoice in him,
and Winona got foul of a part of the chain, and mourn over the other.
and laid there under the fire of the forts till The President and Secretary Stanton are at
daylight, when they got clear and dropped Yorktown. I think there will be henceforth
down ontof range. Theirloss in killed and uo dallying in the work there. The l'soo Co
wounded is smalL One of the rebel steam= lumbaids" that guarded that neck of land, and
era that escaped, the Mcßae, came up under the more than'loo,ooo men that directed them'
a flag of truce a few days after the tight for l l ol a e rin tu m rned T o:t to al be a s seco int n e d n tlitt-m ru e n n IL
the purpose of taking their wounded ashore. soon as . an advance was y made. They would
They were allowed to do so. Her command- doubtless have done the same chic g last Se
er, Capt. Mackintosh, had his arm taken vember or December.
off; and the command, therefore, fell on There alt certain facts which have Come to
Lient. C. W I Reed. light here within a few days which prove that
'The rebels acknowledge they have re- the K. O. o.'s last spring Itld as thole special
°sired a heivy loss and our '' navy is irre. badness assigned them, to seize thin city be
eistible." They say that the city is at our fore the inauguration of Mr. Lincoln. They
mercy, and hope that we will deal kindly leaked arms; however, and their efforts to oh
with them ait we "have a noble people to tiantatrhaermmcahmeerstewthheotottfetboeffaanctoteecri
deal with. Pen. Lovell has withdrawn all that the y plot was ' defeated. All' and
his forces from the city. Gen. Butler is flats will be published in good time
hero and wi• soon take possession of the There werecer_ tat
n special providences which
city in a d y or so. We received news prevented the subversion of this Government
this morning (April 28d) that the forts had last spring. Who shall say that this Capital
enrrendered, at the "Stars and Stripes" seized, and Jeff. Davis the head of a govern
floated over them. Thera is great excite- meta de /ode, that government would dot
went in the city and the time I write and havebeen recognised abroad I Do you imagine
the Stars and Stripes will Boon be floating the party calling iteelf Democratic would not
hare cashed to his standard 1 Why, it hod
over the city in spite of the worst. already filled every nook and corner of the
New Orleans having fallen, the forts be- l an d with his minions. It was a foregone
low surrendered, after destroying their last COtlehlaioll—their acknowledgment of Jell.
Vallandigham's proclamation to the seces
iron-plated ram. Two days after the fleet sionists of the border free litates and all
appeared Wore New Orleans, Gen. BUTLER others who sympathise with treason, hire
arrived in his transports, and took poe- created quite a laugh and some sensation hero
to-41y. It is only another step In the pr./-
session. . programme agreed upon among the midnight
Thus, by a brilliant action of the navy, conspirators who held their conclave hero
some weeks ago. It has called together quite
iu one night fell all the extraordinary de- a Congress of the knaves who flourished hare
fences of New Orleans, and the Queen of under Buchanan. I saw to-day a pale, wiry,
thei South lay helpless in the hands of the Lara-looking politician creeping slowly along
, " a! on the shady side of the street, laying down
000 1Perare• All honor to " 4 '''111•7“ , 'the law to some companions. Ile is so well
Long< live FASCIA-0 1 M Be has insiribed knownus a wire-worker ;that his presence at
his name high on the rolls of fame! ; snob t.l imes is evidence that there is mischief
afoot. Meantime I am sure your readers
wilianly be mimed at that new manifesto of
Vallandigham—the man whose name is held
In Richmond in esteem next to that of Davie
himself. Butt Wee it a stretch of credulity in
ValLandigham, that he should believe that all
the people of the loyal States have already
forgotten who brought the country into this
civil war? -who battered down the AlikeriOND
flag at Sumter !`_ who robbed the Treasury and
swept out the strong box? who stint all our
arms and munitions to the South? who would
have robbed our ArMinal at Pittsburgh? who
stole - a inillion of-the Indian Trust fund ?
who aerated the sea with pifstea'= and mode
the name " American " a by-word in all the
world ? And these who have done thin aro
declared by Vallandigham the only men capa
ble of conducting the war they have produced
We shall sec . VISPrOa.
The Columns of Curtis, Sigel and
Steele... Arkansas Clear of _Rebel
T roop.s. -A Movement for the tonree
Mississippi, •
On the 21st of April, as has been before._
announced by telegraph, the advance guard
'of General Frederick Steele's column,
which had been gradually moving South
from Pilot Snob for a montl, entered the
town of Pocahontas, Ark., where the re
mainder of the column soon joined them.
Pocahontas is a small town at the head of
navigation on Black river, which flows into
White river atJacksonport, fifty miles be
low. Whitel ricer, which has Its source
near wherel the battle of Pea Ridge was
fought, is navigable to Batesville, fifty miles
above Jackionport, and the columns of
Generals Curtis and Sigel, who had been
following the course of White river, through
'Southwestern Missouri, are probably by
tbis timo al Batesville. Thud we have a
coiobined gederal force of not less than
86,000 men within easy striking distance
of the Mississippi river, midway between
Memphis and New Orleans, for White river
empties into the Mississippi some 200 miles
south of Memphis. The correspondent of
the eh. Louis Democrat, with Gen. Steele's
column stye:
„ Yesterday morning it flag of truce arriv
ed from Little Rock, bringing ten prisoners,
citizens who had been exchaned. Mr.
Aldridge, with whom I had somasonversa
tion this morning, makes some interesting
statements in regard to &Beira in this State.
He says there can• be no doubt that Gener
als Price, Thompson and Van:-Born, with
their forces, hive all left the &ins, and that
there are not_probabli.pe thousand - rebel
troops in this Stette: - .':Rejtorts threugh the
Butte represent Sigel as marching upon Lit
tle Rock, while Curtis hid crossed White
river at apiece called Norfolk, andirould
beat Batesville by about this time r:',The
soldiers of the rebel arm aro objects of
versa' fear and terror 'among, the people.
Mr. Aldridge says that on their way be saw
numbers, of people, ru n ning out of their
houses arid off,from the roads, and retreat
ing to the woods, at 'the , approach of even
their small escort, to'seiespe: the , outrages
and abuse of the soldiers., lie foand; oc
casionally, means of 'holding communica
tion with the people faiths pad and at their
baiting places, and' forint many—or more
than iw generally, suppoied—wno !sympa
thized with AB, and rejoiced at the prospec
tive approach of our troops; Report also
says that a body of several thowland caval-
Cry. disbanded, sold . out all thelf*baggage,
horsei and equlpage, at someplace about
ninety %Hes south of this
,place." Three
gentlemen who had been forced ; to leave
their .homes near Santa. Fe, Texas, to save
Atteltlirers, which were imperiled by sus
picion etthoielltionism, also arrived last -
The.9:o2l4l3l')he statement ' s we
hsre e6errpattion4 ,fr - `aittl say
thate thOstind cavalry e . etdiV tate Little.
They inteldd, as
soon as possible , to unite themselves with
the Union
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Mu. RCIISLLL AT Rolm—An English cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Prm writes :
W. R. Russell, of the Dims, is said to have
stated; on hts Scat visit to the Reform Club,
after his return, that the total disoomfiture of,
the South is so:: - certain as fat.-that the
Southern soldierf . reminded him of .Falitstr's
ragged regiment—that the Federal troops are
now equal to anyin the world—and Oat the
future standing United States army cannot be
less, considering that the leading rebel cities
must be garrisoned, than 250,000 men. Mr.
Russell, with muoh good taste, has pot his
foot upon s proposition to give him a public
dinner. •
PILINCINATOLIO3'II VIZWI of 101 RESZL
nos.—Prince Napoleon, in a private letter
recently received, in Washington, expresses
his gratification at the victories of the Union
armies, says that he is pleased to have fore
seen months ago that the United States would
finally put down the rebellion, and adds a
wish that its overthrow may prove thedesth
blow to slavery on the American Continent.
have received • parcel of Southern sour
iir,from Gen. IsTremtv'e hesdonarters, for
which'c the sender will please accept our
thmke.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
NOTICISIISTAXDINO the assertions' of other
parties regarding Parson Browutow's LOW
book, I wish to say to our cithrens that it can
cos/4 ba obtained at sty tathre,—cusci sons loin be
delivered by me =opt to bona fide subieriberr.
10us book, mitt not bs for sathat any other book.
acre this city until fib days after its pub.
licatiott. My subscription book is now open,
and U you wish to insure copy, tear* your
name at once.- ,W. o...Baiyth, 60 Bt. Ule.ir
street, Pittsburgh.
• Rmionn.--Samuel Graham hierobsv.
Toilor.lae removed toNo. fearket street,',
one door from Third street, and has Jul& ve r
cowed bin seemed supply. of Spring and BlM
mar Goods, consisting of the latest sTyles
cloths, cassimeres and castings, selented,from
the latest importations. Gentleman desiring
their clothing roads to fit themoind at 20
per.cent. less than at any other.Merehant Tai
lor-store in the eV", would-du well to give
him an earlrcall, as his motto is sales
and smali profits"
••
Wastito—Threa* or roar satire - men to
trariaim mini parts of.thto Stato r and.one
good talesman to -go to 3law:York—Collt
?sill Immediately. For 'particulars call on. J.
*Salter, room 37 F.141a Hotel. Call 'arty.
.... •
.~,~;.-
Wll. FOIMIST, CZTpolltOT ZIA Joiner, Job
tang Shop Virgin alley, betwebn Suaithlield
iicreot and Cherry alley. All kinda of noose
Itopairing doto an short nnlien Ana in work
nanliko manner. Chargoo moderare. Loire
your orde*• . rremrity fat
- -
Tax greatest bargains in Silks, Drees
Goode, Mantillas and Saeques, and the great
est variety, too, are to be found at Barker
.59 Market etreet. Lion't buy in any
case until you Lave teen their rtock and learn
ed their prioes. •
()IM MO CALLS will ho, taken At 'loot's
Book Stoco, Masonic Dull; Fifth street, and
at the Omnibus office, No; 405, Liberty etro'ot•
Day or night, ell orders left in either the two
placer will ho promptly littentlolto.
DOCTOR C. BICALft, Water Cure and Homo,
paehic Physician ; also agent for Rainbow's
celebrated Trnss for Ruptures. Corner of
Penn and Wayne streets.
DRIITIRTILT.—Dr. C. 8111, No. 246 Penn I.
attends to all brenehee of the Dental profee
ainn
PUBLIC XOTICES.
, -- ,...LECTURE AT, THE IRON CITY
1.--ey COLLEGE, corner (Ft Penn nnd St. Clair mu.,
THIS (liondAy),,klolll.M.a.l 11 o'clock:
uKtsiku.s. ui nos.
Parser:eau, Fr. Wires d. CSIC.IIBIO It. R. Cy
Pittsburgh, Way lat., Ifie.
Pittaburghi Fort
Ler, Wayne and Chit - ago Ballow Company, hss•
lug raceired • proper legal conseyonce of th,
tiatl
mad tram Pitt.burgh to Chicago, with e propertysem •
deg., real, pweonal and mtsed. hue the
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chlutgo Railroad
Company, now assumes the control and. m..susgentent
of said road and
p. property.
All rsons employed on or about said road msy
continua 10 their re.tpeltiTl ptuations or stations
until further notice.
All persons, aseopiations and corporation", iIe.ITIOZ
builnees arrangements, or elegieg to containe or
'change any heretofore existing, will at ono* apply to
the proper °filters of this Company, at this Company
is bound by no arrangement or understanding that
it do.. Pot expressly ASYLUM.
mys:lend 0. W. CASS President.
--.NtifillE.—Au Election' .tor one
1. President and eight 'ltlan•prs of the
saseny Gas Company, to serve tor, else cussing year,
will to held at th e oftlee, No. 25 Diamond, Zallribesty,
on MONDA Atiy 12th, botsr.n the boon of 10 a
en m. J. PORTER, Treasnmr.
ap•A:dtd
aItrIDE.WDS.
I.lcm.trzo. BATE or Frrrsauson. Slay A, 1032.
HE Board of Directors of thiS
'T-Y !Inlet hese declared a Dirt& nrl of FIVE FEY
CEST. out of the earplugs of the hut oda rewires.
Stockholder. mrdi he paid on or after the 10th loot.
017.td 11 1I )1611/11Y, Cashier,
nt souanua, llana,Thtsburgh;.lt.sy:bl.4, Iho4;
riiiident and Eriiiictnra of
this Dunk have thin s day declartd a Dirtd4od
of THREE PER CENT. oa tho Canto' Sxock, out
of tba.prollte of the butt six rootads. payable to dtoch
huiders, or th,ir legal reprosoatatires on or atter thr
IGLo tont. GM). D. hVG:I3 . Ie .-
ruysblutd,
or, tutor rut Am-acme:a tins lieltraar. t
May tf.th, 18 , 22.
E. DIVIDEND. --The President and
Directors of the Alleghteay-GmCompatty have
thli day declare-4 a dleidtrut of FOUR PSI: CENT
oat of the milts of the lag ail mouth*, papabie to
the stockholders or their legal repreeetttatteet ott anti
after the 141 h lust. PuIITER,
myB Tota.uror.
li'mrstmaott, MO., intl. intl.
DIVIDEND.—TiIe Western I nsur
tp..), ann. Corotosuy los this day , dcclarbd
dotal of I , IV Eillut LARS PER SHAR E, road pm4n out of thu
"of the last elo months,
Two Dollori tat
..
.lob to tio approprittod credit of Mock, and
Three Dollars payable in on or after thd 13th
0.1 . F. IL St/11.1)0N, Esey.
.•
Vines x.A.I.I:IIANCY CaSIPAhI.
Pittsburgh, Say 6th, IW/ f
WDIVIDEND.—At a meeting of the e
Board of Ilirtolora of this company, hold ad
day, a DiVi44 Mt W. declared of roux PEE CENT.
cc the Capital Mock outier.rdiet, Oct of the pri.Ete of
the last mouths, idqable forthwith.
KIN.NEY. Secretary 11,
CITIZENS Ii•NIL, Pi 0.150.0, &AZ OW. 10.11.
E President and Directors of
'T-'" this Sauk have this day declared o Dondo.d
of FOCI Plat CENT. on tic- Capital alto k, out oh
the tooths of the Lot six months' br0i1..., payable
to Stockholder., or their legal rrprereutativt., on or
.tier the 16th inst.
mlelast GEO. T. VAN norms, Cashier.
LutaitrAt liana, May oth, Deg
THE President and Directors of
this Bank hare this day declared a Dividend
of FOUR PER VESA'. on the Capital ht.k, VW Of
the profit s of the loot six months, payable I. the
Stockholders or their legal reproeentatiree, on or
after the loth instant
11111 a
rITIIII.OII. May tall,
_ - 11.1E Merchants and Manufacturers
Bank, of Pittsburgh, hes this dn.y doelared a
Dividend of rout,. r.su OF:NT. au the Capital
Moak, ont of the profit• fur the 1401L-MX mouths, pay
able after tbe4Stu inst.
roy7:3td W. 11. DENNY, reshier
Oaks ov ertit".l , o l l. may
THE President and Directors of
thin Rack have this day declared a Ihrillsod
0 , FOUR PER CENT. oa its Capital Stock. out of
the profits ot the lait six months, which will be pail
to Stockhohleis or their legal remrs.cutatives, on to
after the 1. tit inst.
myTtatdeltwr
1403, VIVI' Berm, rittehurgh, /day u, lege.
0*T1:11 Directors of this Bank have
tbh des declared Dividend of TURN& reit
CENT. month . , Clyitai Stock, out of the prate of the
It eie payable to litecklrolderi or their
legal r.presghtatlree, titer the loth Inst.
toy7.lCtdaltar J. ALAGOIMIN, Outlier.
SPECIAL IrOTICES!_
C.x-Lake Superior Copper Mill and
BAIIGIAING WORKS, Prrnitatou. -
PARK,- NCURAY & CO.,
ManufuturCts of SITE.ATIIING, BRAZIERS' AND
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER BOTTOMS,
RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, SPALTEB SOLDER;
oho, Importers and dealers In 31 ETALS, TIN PLATE,
SHEET IRON, WIRE, Are. Constantly on hand,
TINNERN' 111ACIIINES AND TOOLS.
Wacsuoras, No. 149 First and BM Second armors,
Pittsburgh, Pores.
tuernpoetal orders of Copper oat to any desired pat
, tern. • m • btlassipT
•
he Confessions and Experience
OP AN INVALID. Published for the benefit and
as a warning and a caution to young men who andsr
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, erc.; sup
plying at the saute time the means of Self-Oure.
By one who hoe cared himself after being pnt
to
great expense through medical imposition and quack
ery. by enclosing a post-pald.addremed envelope,
411.31.6 corm may be had of the author, NATUAIS
LEL kIAYI4,III, Esq., Bedford, }Clogs Do., N•
mh titlydawT
" COCHRAN . 42' 811.0.,
blanufacturr of IRON RAIDING, IRON TAITLTS
AND TAM DOORS, ,*INDoy .§IiuTIEBB,
WINDOW GUARDS, itc:" Tau. ia,fisendatroet and
SU Third Greet, between Wood and Market.
Hero
on bawd - a . vnrieersci new Patterns, lancy
and &In, suitable ter all purposes. ; ,
Paritinlir.atierntinniadd'to sucloeing Grave tote,
Jobbing done et 'hest intim. • , tiled
W. O.
wrrnsow porraLlss.. 'wnsenrmtuts.
M.R°BrgOPN.;_ /PM 1111*-
-U124 Pot:lib/Ai AND. NV4.4 4 11 4 .Tow
WOnusalttsburgh, renn'a, -
.Omt,'Ns.2llKAsisrbulszi• .
Nanntsciare all kinds of STEAM . ENGINES AN b
MILL DIAGHINNTty,- CASTINGS, lIAILUOAD
WIDEN, SIAAI4 BOILENS ' , AND , 1311EIST . •
litON
2-- --.--
Irs74ostibra AND titztratnra dcSie on thin
JM" - -111:. HOLNEB,It'HONN, - Dealers
Irk PORTION- AltiplNs)(lo3Tl6 RILLS OP .si.
CEIA2ISIE,, ,
Qr R*PUSITI.PANIL
..rankl3PSPl2,./19.:417 /4444 itiit , n;
bun. ,
far:Caactituts 'was on. Au pritaixi two .
".hrOzo;l4.o. 'UMW Statia. • Kasv
;Titl
1.l."1 grit
-
M it lAT LOIS sr ships .N eder
iKud, Jupiter, Henry, M. Barnhord and Edward,
wont Rotterdam—WO caeca "Hen Drop" Gaup aud
pliyol and % pips "Ilelluan bcbeidatu"
•ILlps ala Ws Fredericks. tram Bordeatla, and
Are:Le, horn Lo ktochello-60 caws "A. Selgontlo"
.sny.
Per Ocean Skimmer, from Bordeaux -4 ' a "ik .
lard, Lupo) , & Co." Cognac Brandy.
For JOHN Y. AItiLLIJOG & CO.,
to 0:1 will 35 Broad steer?, New York.
ttticittid bilkliltEblif,
to 6 on txtctlea, In the form of pord,r. It 10
entithsl to sperm! yorai - ereace oror the liquid Citrate
of Magnetite, Saratoga, and most Mineral Vinton+,
&Obit Powders. and other aimUor erticlea. \Phew•
Liken in the morning, regularly, it hm an admirable
utters oa the general syetatu, moo,. constipation.
correcting aciolriee, and cooling on all nitrite com
plaint, Far rale by Never's. YANNICSTOCIiti, and
Ma.l Drmyguts, and ids the notnuactory, No. 103
dpring street, Now York. !•rice '2.5 cents.
apt4:3m
t.LLlAttlt ThilLt'..S, with sharp s
Patent Cushion, are well known to be entlersor
I other. Patented Novecotwr. 1859.
Manufactory, 118 FULTON STREET,
• New
Now eito secood•bend TABLES, BALLS, CUE
TRIMMINGS, Ac , Ac.
Osiers by mall will receive prompt attention.
m v.'. J. SHARP
I.IJ
EMS is THE CITY (If PITTSSIMiIi.—AII
Ow., who have
t oeglected to pay the fourth lustali
ment ol their Gaillug and Paving AIRKSAMOLII, Aft
hereby - untitled that If they wish to avoid coats upon
nod assegai:omit, they will call immediately and li
quidate all arreara that may be stsoa ulll dhig unpaid at
iiis date, April 2.41,
&Id tl, Trumnror
.m.s.enma.M.4lll7lSCl
fltiltEE :SEW IRA). —THE ILAT
-L OF TIIE SAINTS, and Across tbs. Bocky 3loun.
lams t. , Cal , forula. riy Ilicbard F. Burton, author
of Lal. Region. of Arms.
311 s.1:1 F.
GINT.
THE LAST UF REPRESENTA'rIVE
TUE 111113T1.11.100.OYERNM A story In
Tao V, Ices, by lb, author of Margaret Maitland.
•
Jan nrcvlseml and for sale by
wyi2 R.B DAVIS, 83 Wood st.
ClltuChitlES; NII U, acc.—
78 bags prime and choice Coffee;
18 Ueda. prime P. B. Boger
9 do choke Cubs do;
65 bbls. crushed, powdered and gren. dupes;
7 do yellow end A, B and C code* do;
60 do Maryland Rerg Co. Golden Syrup„
IS do do extra du;
40 do New York 'lts 'dos ultra' do,
:What( chest. Y H and P. Teas;
5-'s do black do:
7 boxes Old Virginia Tobacco:
catty boxes do; ;44; lbs. lump do;
17, pkgs. bee. I, 2A II Luse sod mat. Blacken
40 bbls. Bay Island end Labrador Herring;
3U hell bids. Mahe Flab;
40 do Lake Herring;
Ito boxes scaled Hearing;
GO Ire,. Imported 81. Carb. Bodo;
,0 do do Mal. Soda;
18 hell bids and bbls.-No. 1 Lard Uil;
For sale by SCIIOMAKEH t LANG,
mylu 54' Liberty street.
14 . UR LON S tACLUeELAA. O lf W
1.." AND HUMOR, cm/tattling choice, nod charnel.
tetistic selection from the %Wings of the most em.
lnent htunorists of America. Ireland, Scotland and
England; tiluitrated with tw.nt-four portraits on
eteet and several buniard wood en y gravings. Edited
by NV ditam Z. Burton, In 2 cots.
anfl 2 RAY & CO., a Wool
Ft u'lLb,'lTB DIuTIONAItY oF
AngItI.OANISALS—A gl,mnry of wr,r,h,
fa, roma unteilly I , ..garded aspen:Oh. to Americs.
a ßj
John Unwell 'gallica.
{Vogl CO., OS oal strete.
WORTH IiNOWIN6—That you can
V buy Prins« Gall Butter, In email ittultAges,'
.0 cents par totiund, dt. , R. VO IGT ,t
myl4 247 Ltbarty stivst.
R ,taro t-20 bb s. fresh ground,
I'vr Ly
myl2 L. R. VOIGT CO,
STONE WA'rEtt PIPE-3,000
from 2 to 6 loch (=tibia, jute rec , i , .. l by
myl2 116;NtiY H. CMLLIN6.
AFLEt
.151: qtality, for sale by
SCIIONAKEIT 3 LANG,
:tee Liberty strpet.
TOrti.--300 of varioul
N../ styles, for sale by
tnyl2
CUTTON-76 bales now landing trom
Iltermer Banlnv, for sale by
• miI"_ DICSZY & CO.
• _
D'YYEAULLES--7 2, sacks now, land
ing from steamer Daltloge, for sale by
myl2 ISAIAH DICKEY CO.
1011131 E LAW.) -24 tierces now land
tug from nonmer Hanley,. for rale by •
myllt ISAIAH DI CHS.`" & CO.
p 0'
y, for an CLAio Y `b Is. MissourCOLLi Pot
Y Cla B. NS.
LIIIE-300 bbls. fresh, for sale by
tael2 HENRY H. (JULIANS
PROPOSALS FOR SMALL ARMS
FOR THE UNITED STATES SERVICE.
Oansaacx Oval a,
Washington, ILO., April 29,1967..
PROPOSALS will be received by %Ms Department
until 6p. m. on the eveolog of the 16rn of MAY,
10112, for manufacturing, in the United States, for
the Government, within one year from that date, the
'allowing deacription of arms, viz
Springfield Rifini Muskets, model 1666.
barper's Perry Riles, with sword bayonets and
steel scabbards, model 1565.
Breech-loading Carbines, for nevoid.
Revolver Natoli, army size.
Sabres for Ught cavalry.
;ion-commissioned Ofticers' Swords, steel scabbards.
.61m:blabs' Swords, steel scabbard.
Steel Scabbards for sided musket bayonets.
Proposals wilt state—
For ereaksteand rifles, the price for 20,000 of either,
and the reduction propped, per gun, for each addl.
tional 10,066 to 20,000.
For rrrcloee and ea Uses, the kind proposed, and
the price for 6,006, and reduction, per pistol or car
bine, for each additional 6,0 00 te4 0 , 000 .
For enbres, suar.:s and =abatis, the price of each ,
of the preaaibed - patterns to the number of 6,000
each, and also for each additional 6,000 to 90,11 00.
All the flee-arms are to be famished with the reg
niter appendanges. The rifled Muskets ere to be in
all respectildeutical with that manufactured at the
U. Armory, Springfield, Massachtumetts, and are to
interchange with it, and with each other, in all Rs
parte. Lech of the other kind of firearms must silo
Interchange with one another In the semereanner.
The materials for these arms most be of the eery
best quality, and no malleable iron ports will be al
lowed to be used.. All the article* most be subject to
the inspection prescribed by the Ordnance 'Regula
tions, and must be boxed, reedy for transportation,
at the expense of the contra:tars, in each manner as
may be directed. lnapections will be made at thi
factories in lots of not lees than 1,000 each.
Proposals will state the name of the establishment
making the offer, the number and date of the Mat de
livery, and rate Of delivery monthly thereafter.
.Pallure to make a delivery at • appalled time, or any
attempt to introduae malleable iron or other inferior.
motereal into the work, will subject the whole num
ber of arms contracted for to brfelture, at the option
of the. Department.
The Deportment reeeilell to itself the right to re
• jo.t any bid, and will consider none made through
any agent, broker, or party-other than the regular
manufacturer.
. Prop:aide will be addressed as follows: uGenerat
W . RIPLEY; Chief or Ordnance, Washington, D.
C. ;" and will be endorsed aPropcesb for Musket."
' or elm, sabres, Sc., al the ;use pay be.
J. W. COOK, Canblot
JOHN HARPER, Cunhter.
.1.03 SE l. l R . T ii i iinatgint ,. .a it s Err, .. ,
LADIES' Dans-nIIMAISISGS, ALA
'The Mpartnerettin heretofore existing botinkil •
KAUSIMIAN LONVEBSTAInER. '
Saving beco'dia-olcsd by mutual nausea t. the undo •
'
signed respeatftaly Informs the patrons' and friends ,
ot the old illtut;and the trade inzeueral..tbat he hoe`
taken all tlienp•Ottire coo= of No. 103 North Eighth'
stns..; above Arch ettact. Philadelphia, to continue
the manutactraing - of all kinds of 1111Ei38.4)LOAlf;
and MANTILLA natinnams, ?'BINGES. BUT.
TUNs, TASSALd, CORD, 111:All•NET8, of all de.
ecriptione, dn.; dc. And'. Will Offer, lrelitoementa in
price and quality, as well. as prompt attendance to
order, 10 orrery artide aPpertalning to his line.- .
W Lt7NN EMMA DT el t, •
110. 031fccilt Eighth stosterre Arch et.,
apliKra . 'PhtladelphW
DUNCAN I DUNLA.P & W.,
barrels, ehqie
HENRY H. COLLINS
analrethlari of
rosz WRITE REI'LVED CARBON OILS
'olllco, No. WV Liberty stmt.'
PITTEVIStRiaII,
BFAMINti PLANTS..;--4 •vapL_Laige
nook trAKTAND OREKN HU es,- Cow
pnalne VASES, VERHSVA.I3, LANTAN AS, GZRA
IUMA, HYLKOTII.OPES, ANTIIIIIINUM% YO*
YEVERANWs, 'WALL .I,LOWICIIM
Irbolesslallaul il.kpwtTior:_7,
'l3 l s ll
41LLOWS-40 btru
' anir. au allerlsta for sal* bf •
saylA Isaias Dialar a co.
OPENING . SUMMER MILLINERY
Mrs M. NITCHIN, No. Federal street, Alle
gheny, will open on TIIERSDAY, lAth inst., a full .
awartmeut of
ToFASRIONABLEiIIMMER MILLINERY.
whioltshe respectfully Incites attoutian.
DOLLAK SAVINGS BANK' obtain-
rd of tho Legislature. et its last sessiOn,
supplement to its charter, allowing K to loan Money
st such rat. as will enable it to pay expense. end
pay a Dividend of SIX PEE. CENT. is year to its de•
positurs. Therefore parlous wishing to borrow won
real estate lecated in thr, county, can apply dinctly
to the Bank, SiFourth street.
CUM. A. COLTON, Tremiurer.
mylrbl wilalmwT
...I N DSE Y BLOOD BARCH E
cum Scrofula, d'in , plca on tho Pace, Sort, Elea,
ithauntatio Disorders, Dye peprla, Liver. Complaint,
dn. Asa tonic, its effects are most benignant, and
cannot fall to benefit.
The genufbe article, prepared by the original in
wntor, Dr. LINDSEY. hi for eale by B. A. Yabrio.
stock a Co.; it. E. Sellers & Co , John id. PalOn,
Jai.. Park, Dr. Lange, J. B. Cherry, de.
SIMON JOIIESTON, Sole Agent,l
corner Smithfield and 4th sta.
mu PUEUBLASEItS 8.1%,13 U810:113 yF
SEWING MA . CHLNES.--2 11 .ny . I, o4 l arl'hsl*
ins been tweed Rerportleg.to emanate from tee Gro
cer te Bohr gerietaglinehise Cet.G. Hoe% Jr.. and
rthem, containing growl tpteetatemrute and threats,
we therefore feel rolled upon, in justice to the public
and to cements, to'make the . following etaterneut
•
of facu:
Turing the four years that we have bean tnanufac.
taring and selling Sewing Meek:luau, three parties
beef acme obtained, In the many suite at In !rod
equity they have Instituted, a dm& deciders against
tts, not even . pretirehurry injunction.
All our Maordoes bear the maker', name rmddate
of patent, and are never veld by any Other title.
C. W. WILLIAMS 1 CO., t
(suoceaeors W Williams I Orris.)
Bala*, May, 11:1.
Pleats cell and see these Hißims & Orris rs
remua SEWING MACHINES, obi& hare wo
od so mach stichement. delearoom No. 12 Fifth rt.,
comer of Market, Pittsburgh.
mylo2sti LILLNY, STRAIN & CO., Agents.
THE BE6I SOU V FANI.R.
OP THE WAII 1
April 26.1862, 'will appear a tees Monthly Elia
entitled
BALLADS OF THE WAR
A series of
CIOTORIA.L LIBIOS
From the well known pen of
MR. A. J. H. DUGANNE,
Magnificently 'llinetrated from otiglnal drawings,
the bat artiets, and beautifully printedou hot.. • •
paper. A part will %ripest-every month, inc tiding
among other things, the PALL OP SUldrillt
DEATH OP LYON, DEATH OP ELLSWORTH '
REHM:RN. BALL'S BLOWY. PORT ROYAL
PORT DONELSON, PITTSBURGH LANDING
ROANOKE, HAMPTON ROADS; PEA RIDGE
itc-, Sc. The whole forearm an
ILLUSTRATED POETICAL POP vans,
of every event to the present mom imPortalit sting
1. la the history of this great nation.
Part I. entitled • THE MARCH TO THE CAP
ITO L, (of the 6th Regiment, of Massachnsett)
appear as shove.
blues Parte, (monthly, free r by gotta 23
One year, (12 monthly parte,) 00 Me.
Liberal terms to the Trade, Cinbe and Canvasee
Apply to JOHN ROBINS,
trot. 3,1140—a .13,3 m 37 Park Row, N. T.
BAILE Y,
FARRELL k CO.',
FLIIMBERt, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
Manufactums and Dealers in
GAS OIXTURJP.
EZ33322!
81LV33 WORN, al.
TANKS, for Oil Bottitaries, Mod with
VOW promos, and warranted to stand the action o
01ls or Add.
120 irguirrt STREET
B tu• I'A xuur•lMl.
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UNITED ISTATO DIOTOA BOOTING COBIFT
co. 9 GORE DLOM
Comer of Green and Pict nrffts, Bc,•ton, M•ime.
This Portable Rooting le the only article ever offer•
ed to the public, which is ready pr.petod logo an the
roof without any finishiug operation. It le light,
handsome and emill applia, and can be Lately and
cheanlj tratteportoerto'any parrot the world. It
wilt
not Meta or Ilistoior miter running 'over. or l inyg on
it, and is in all respects* very desirable article. Its
non-coudecting properties adapt It especially to coo
ering manufacterim of various kinds, and It is con&
dently offered to the public after a lest of four years
In all varieties et climate end temperature, cover
ing all kind. of roof., lint or pitched, together with
care, steamboat... Sm.
It is both cheap and Morale. Agents wanted, to
whom liberal induce:mute ore offered. Send for
sample, circular, Sc., with particulari to "11, S.
ROOFING CO., No. 9 Gore et.,'Botton. sp2islend
1862. MCCORD & CO. 1862
RATS, CABS, STRAW GOODS
BONNETS AND SHLEJLE HOODS
NV11°144.46 and retail,
181 WOOD STREET, PITTSBDROSI
We aro now receiving a. Lanni. &DDITICIN to Ma al
ready mums ■rocs of RATS, OAPS, STRAW
GOODS. BONNETS, SHARES HOODS and PALM
LIAY RATS.
Merchants 'risking our city can hay kora % es
lower price. than in Philadelphia orlfew York.'
McCOSD 6 CO.
PATENTED OCT. 8; 186 L
Dithridgcf a Patent
OVAL LAMP CIIIDINIES;
limn:Slat:wed of
-XX LINT GLASS.: - •
Thew. Cb;mutes are Intended for the
eat Dame, which beating ail rut. of
the also eltudly, &isnot expo* Mc.
cracking
D. DITIIBIDGE,
Fort Fitt Glaaa Works
Washington street,
1.17 Pittsburgh. Fa.
D , DRIIAVEN /6 SON,
iLAYITIYACTUZIEY or
COOK, P . ABLOII AND fIELTIKCI ISTPYKS
Werebousey No. 47 federal strati;
We would call the attention of builders and others
to our large ameortmeot of OCINRON AND BINE
ENAMELED GRATE TRONTS, ItENDZILII. in;
Cso, to our new °OOZING AARON. which we hays
Just broughtnnt and which contains' comb improve.
manta riot round in any other mac'
OAST IRON muss FRONTS, IRON RAILING;
And all kinds of OABTINGB made to order.
Jyl6:ivd D. Da HAVEN k SON.
Wx 0 LB B s LE PAYER: WAAL%
. .
LITTER PAPERS.. -
OAP PAPERS, _ '
NW
OTPAPERS
WRAPPING PAPERS,
MANILLA RS
APAPE-
lags and .orell asserted ;Nock of timbal bratida
11l Ds sold at low Ores for Cadi. Itatallers will Add
to their advantage to gin ea a call.
lvia. G. JOIINfrION A CO.,
'Paper Deals* 67 Wood street.
to39:11 OWN/
TBAIL JOB PRINTING..HOUBB.—
kioa4L4,Clicularii..Pvies Mats. Bill Ileads,Pastona,
Bills Lading, Labels tor Manufacturers, Labels for
Druggists, and srvay
,kind of ornamental and plain
.11inung,.ssientedamd4 with de
tvaspatchtulg , by
m Printara 67 Wood it. .
jpitHOTPIAMPRIC::CARDS, s
yI iuseip;lor al. Ise of Thograpbmos.: tor Ws
' -WM,.fll", "JO BTON
mo9:3ta• Stationers. 67 Wood a...
PPHOTOGRAPHALBUMS--A choice
stack and larp tati.ty at kir view Yor ula
at O. JOBITSTOW CO.,
Stationer% 67 Wand attest.
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• At j -;- L.47000 acon Oh m ont ; Cc 7.
e do
Haaac
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IM=tl'-gelM!!ffi
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tie -
30 bozo meeirax.•
A tar' mairibl
Illebb&ati
- - 611.1AB88—Baibiesifiliarain4Tipeir
-112 rte. and en ad, by - • g urrk sg . lry
10710 Clatikid-Idailt aOO. sql 30Wzi t TS-114:7,1151Y4,44.!,
4.ltrysi.Tti
O.PITTSBuRGLI OMkTRE.
.wx. EX:mason.
. ... —E. lam
Lesult and Matiapr.
Treasurer.
IIONDAT F.VENING, .11aj12114 1S E,
Gravid revival of
• Gil - CLIC TOMS Calla; X"
IrEw scgNgar,
NSW DILESSES., •
NSW rnopiarrils.
THE ITONDEUTIIL CHILD!
•
THE WoNDERFUL OHILDI
LITTLE MISS MARION SUITE I
LITTLE MISS MARION SMITH,
__
AS TVA! All TVA
AS TVA !&3 ZVA,
MHS, SMITH AS TOPSY! •-•
MRS. tOSITH AS•TOPST!
.I..bUTUtit:.—!{l+v. W.ll. /101114.8 D,
D. D., by Ispeelal r*,olsot. *GI meat Wig
IiAItBATIVL OF TUE RXPNDITION TO VIM.
BURGH LANDING, on
Monday Evening, May 12th,
AT
LAFAYETTE
The entire prweedi to be .h.otcd to mw(;
the ai
tf'eeuwv of the etch and woundal• s.Adters now at the
Marine IlosphaL •
TIUKBTI3 25 DENTflto be bad at Ow Mosta and
Book Stores and at the Door. Doors op.o i o'clock ;
Lecture so rommorice ot &o'clock-
Deux Dfciorf,
Jae.. PAWL, } . Comailties.
Wr.llloCarnar.' • - •
UV TUEYUUZ' U
U' ILES'S SOLDIERS' AID ASSOCIATION,st
Masonic Hall.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, NAY 1y371. litel%
For.the bandit of the Woundrl.:Soldiera of MU
laugh Landing.
lickeca, 25 QathiT..-to hid a the Idiaitheis, at
all the principal Dock and Ithale,Storeo, and at the
Door.
aUCTIOX SJLES.
O'ti 1N ALLEGHENY arr. AT
Li AU r OTlt/br.--On THORADAF • AFTERNOON.
!gay 16th, at 8 o'clock, will be eold,On the , premise*
In Allegbeuy City,lots Cl the.oornerof leasrelend
Lfemlods streets, having owl af front of 21 feet on
Federal strata, and maw:ming bath, of lame width,
90 met, snore or lets, to llezlip allot
.Title,
potable - ,
• •
Ttaxs—X, caab, and balar.co In ton equal annual
payments, with Interest, secured by bond and mart
./ . O. 1.AV19, Anct.
100 GA.a.E6
BOOTS AND SHOES,
JUST RECEIVED Tt/E
Masonic Hail Auction House,
L 4 FIFTH STEMET.
oar Auction :isle. EVERY DAY, 112 , 10. and 2
A'l: AIIUTION.;-Iratt's 23d
JJ annual consignment of Bcellsa et Anctioi 10.
61011 T, at Masonic Hall Auction lions., 66 Nlllh
street. Will be sobi, a. large collection of fitandard
Worts, by she beat author.; elsoomventibtmdred
volumes of the ptipaler boottiof the' day, Lae Nasally
hibite and ,Prayer hooke;,splendld Pbotograph
bunts,',Lettat aud.Note ripen, an. " •
Books, Albums, Napes, Sest.Ait private sale thaing thh doy, ob sue :ion priatil: -• '• • •
wylAnlw 't. McOVELLellAaosot—
pt.KAUTIFUL YILOTOUILAPa.-.8.3.-
BUIL% just rowelled Et for eels at about:WU
price, at NeOLELLAND'o Auction Mom; lUtk
p.OU • AND rtiluutitsArli - -
JJ BUMS ►s►nctton TO-N IBLLT, ►s: lGdoda Hall
Auction Room, 66 irlftb ottoot. soillY •
MERCIIA.Arr reff/_PS.
NEW (4(4)ilii!
i(t
. iir.t4liT 43. {SALE - t 'CV - ,
(Sumo taill to Jamtwe. W t,)
,
Are now netting {Mir , Spring- Ittock, emu
every variety of goods adapted to monad.] boya g
lt
which, iffettenti choim taste and price voinpari
favorably' with any in the mad*. •i; -
rtutletl,WlerlC: ll2 WY. Wentof England Math of
OM est . -make, of vinery shade and paality—a -Vey
istraiasertinentp Cesantetos and Imeekina; Super
Black. Proust PoselAns; Oupor Met IVrench Cate
d.
mores; Fancy Missiniere in. eery sszialyi
Mach and Fancy thlaninzette; dfllt *Med 4.6talumfol
of eery shade and rotor.
YEbilliGe—Fancy bilk cad Elin iVeallbp, now
etyleer, duper Block Satin and bilk 'ea tugs. Mateo
\r
eel Fancy bilk etinas; \A - bits Figured bilk and
Win Neetlngs.
Also, every variety of lota. tool Deities Gear.
ilkawis• a vary thole electlon;of ain41414 Gonda
adapted to gentlemen's amr.
boliciting.an early call punt our friends and. tho
public,.any.ordepi entrusted to otir ere with want
with prompt
NILEd pancttelitY in 613' awe&
ktitih UV Cl. 6 t.J., Eirokentlalkos,
mhLt Qtr. Pentland et. Stair Orme.
1)11.. CHARLES H.
NIT ICL&N AYABUI G%ON~
Vftlos, No. ?,G V xploAL isTama,
„ .
Opposite (ktltroustitt now, new_ giutPenttlol)
ALLZGIIENT att.
, .
Dit. M. U. JUISEti.,
I'S AY '6 11.1NUS-owais
TUN BEST PIANOS 111 TAY
0111 D-: Wefriengedforjlee pram.
• complete and beautiful amain= oiAmnia
paro.ll asTRANWAY tuNS'
. - ' NEW -YORK: P.t.iNClk
germiced and Mr rile at Nero York Picidcy Ws, by
H. KlAlliblk • IMO., 53 IVA street,
m . bole eeents for istelowe 'a Planes.
sBo_ I .LAlNtaltOfiltt l f 44 : 4 lBo
A third supply of theta Irlegant, metal ana cheap
aABIIO2I.IU Ins Attired to•day. Toad Ons, Dina.
on of Schools, Hie!flog llfutero, LOStibrll of Choir*
lutrtbe radio genors/17,Are- -Laytted to
call tad examine them, at the matte H e af
royB JOHN IL MILLLOtt. HI Wad et.
-PIANU6 FUJI T WO tit) i%4 DUEL DOL.
- LAll.B.—lialusa Brunton elegant" ficatWooct
octave PIANOS, with carted legs, round cornea,
full iron :nate, Itosswood and tichluountinp,
1:ot Iwo IItI.NDItCO DOLLANS... For sale by
mro JOHN H. atiadmit. SI Wood et.
jjjj itZSLTUN BIA,0111111:te NEW
10BK riesos—Anothett supply of the !erg •
Seven Ooteen Boseenext Piettos, trona Ushettos
Brothers, Belt York, just remised hull lot Ws by
sqB • JOHN H. SIELLOB, St - Wood et.
NA &SUN & 111011411 V ALIStALUBUNII,
Sib% $ lOO . Sib, CP and $46; receiving end tor.
lolVto QC
TATE YCIBTABLE DIELODEOIiii, of Qatari
Needham and Mason A Earalln. aor tale by
nky6 JOEN 11._11.1t.LuE, 8111'001 street.
3
90
—A DOUBLE; . 11.1sit4P, FIVE 01.1- •
PIANO STYLE. NUCLODEON, 132 1
gogiorder, (=nix*? dollars. rot alibi •
toB JOHN H. MELLOB. al• Wood street.
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ALLE44III:ITT CITY
i'lll-NUe.--3 superb t
NJ,actameCrblankla Plena, ikelyed stator We
by . imyB] JOHN. U unturn:at wads,.
$21,071.0t, "
car.r.t i leg tj s U Pe ' I denti tY d 'A mne lo.
stoned-all iron Unproved . triine,rlenititintplen,etee
Haines Bros. New. York snake. M orranted. BOW
wood. To antra Oda day.. ' •
u4asLorrssums,
myi - Sole Akan for Ynabe's Plano:
- -
lANOS. Rosewood '7 :octavo
v6Jv 1 11 round comas • litiOS, tlth. Irputrurno,
hew z 6 matey received. it.
IMT.ll7L33,paireo eektani
spy trop foe; pot towitard at 43 711121 b 'treat.
tavl 11 A .6r4 / -11134113.
. fr°l° 48 ' I LPIJIbit)3 TO
.1„ etb pa 9u r• gunti, 43 Fifth R.
I R
eIIiCINNATI L Al) WORKS. t
-,IdoCORILIOIE, IBSON & Co.,
. . •
itz L
atexon tits or
lead Pipe t . ..-• 7 r ' " .
f ' ;' ' sheet L a 4. - , • -
And'ilirtead.
. . also b
_,nt
Pig Lead, • -
Patent Shot and
~Nnir e~ui,;suiias ffiaia:'irn 6ieiYots.
- ,
114Intnadutling$ In Ow Iniiklincio;lnhasikternlith
II: „tia-nbein t 0 Inner admits. 4)
„ forma terin,lkan tan taizaa .dormitim;.,
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MEM
tEYV'dOODS I
103 WYLIE. STIiI.4IVT,
PIITSBUWILI
ridaaros.
Mock Tin.