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IdonerjeiF*S we of the PitoinsighGcs.ute.]
yrrEi6.3l,gAiLTERs 2firti BEo'r. P. V.
• - Camp near Rectortotrm Va.
. , April 25th, llti2.
Merin Milan- Sincethe b
•: Ing-uP
of winter , the army - otbrave- hearts wh o,
thrstiok home' nd ifs ties, - th - sitie tint ruin
• .
a loved and once happy country, have
. - •
traversed many weary milea, in the hope
of accomPliahing their object et` no very
distaht day
•
• .• - Diming the numerous halts that necessa
. Hl.* have elapsed between onrloniniarehes,
I have been - led by , various eausles, 'to a ret
rospeetibn of. many; of the Circumstances
q :a attendant upon the' gathering together of
this .largo - arniy, and, more . particularly
their, relationjo that sectionnf the coun
try,, trim which a portion of the - command:
:to I belong, has been raised.
the - outbreak of this contest, thou-
Without: a moment's'heaftition, en
rolled themselves on the side of the Repub
. Ile , : but, - aloe- there were many more who
asked• themselves :the question , we
our lives to subdue , this' rebellion?
our "hairiness will he.neglected; and it will
be Incompatible -with our interesto to do
that., "It Would be a noble action, nodoubt,
would in no way discommede those
who have. nothing to look after and noth
.
, ing to lose."
Perhaps sucha state of feeling would be
excusable, if we were to find these men,
• plentifully endowed with this world's goods,.'
assisting those wbo had the moral .courage
to leave_ everything for their,-ethtintry's
, '
Every man baik's certaiit - kind of
pride, once an honorablii-object is In view,
end , he chowever - poor, feels a .natural and
deifire to be up to the-'...bottinion:
Volunteers when enlisting are often
pufla many inconveniences from leaving
~,their Mmes. suddenly, and conseqeently;
:are compelled from the force of .eireum
. stances to ask for some of the necessaries
others in a better condition` than
they- - - True" patriotism would at once
prompt those so asked, to respond -ravers
bly Sut,'l have seen men who were .
plyralfile, in fact overb urdened with w e alth,
flatlyrefuse .-to accord' volunteers any aid
—; whatever. True, large fortunes hate been
expended- by .soine.in fitting out and sub
!Meting favorite organizations, 'but .JL. - hrif
sorryi to say, that' "the exceptions' prove
• ,tbit rule:!•! Tbec - greater part stood alOof
• , toritented, themselves by baying that
"the government ought to bear the epenahs
-of a.'movement eftbialhind." The gov
• . eminent 'does its, Part well when the sot
, • tilers are placed under its care; they are
•-•
well glad and and every possible pre
caution is taken to preserve their health.
Itheems to be ignored by these pared
montane, luers-loving individuals that in
the majority of cases, a considerable length
, of time elapsed between the period of en-_
listment and that of muster into the service, :
1 . of the United States. They forget, or per-,
baps do not wish to know of the fact that
• thesem en must live; they must eat, and
1" have . sleeping places provided for them,
1
and having the wherewithal to procure it
1' theraielves, moat perforce have recourse to
those' Who bave. To be denied is dis
. heartening, but - nevertheless these iolun
teera despite the hold looks and words so
plentifully besthwed on them, in lieu of
I more, substantial comfort, and deploring
the hike-warmness of those of their fellow
:1
citizens who are perhaps a whit better in
the eyes of men by - reason of their wealth,
have left their money mey or
/ means of subsistence to Abe tender mercies
•of a few, and truating ;in - a just God to
relieve their wants. • I
Much lies - been said against men leaving
their 'almost destitute families, to join the
army, implying that only young unmar
ried men'should enlist. There is a plenty
of the latter class it is true, who have re
mained tejljong inactive. I know of many
who would' reject with scorn the imputa
tion of cowardice, but who refused to go
_ with us, not 'from personal motives, but
purely from a•fear of the effect such action
would hive on the minds of friends and
relatiires at home. Their lathers needed
- their services, perhaps, or mother's and
sister's tears could not be resisted, •and
thus the arms and-hearts of hundreds have
been paralyzed.. This is not the spirit that
•
adjusted our fathers in former wars. Fam
ily, griefs were all absorbed in the:one
great tkonght--"Our country:' The coun
try would long ago have been saved from
• districtien, bad teem and lamentations
' 'teen potent. Men should rise superior to
the,p,etty 'emotions of the hour, on occasions
like the
_present. • Ties of kindred should
- be thrown aside , as "trifles light as air,"
Aheant of the proper feeling, en absence
of that thorough conviction that one's na'-`
tile land is above %II price is the true
cause of this withholding the services of
those yoang; men_ who. thus lay behind,
forgetting that in the glorious future, they
must and will fled a bright reward. 'Let
them ecime,forward to their manifest-duty;
These remarks may seem severe, and as
reflecting upon personal characters, but I
speak advisedly, and from experience and
. my own observation.
• It is clearly 'the duty of every able
bodied youngman to come forward, and aid
in every way the good cause as our country
needs all' the talent and strength that can
be brotight into the field.
I do ;not mean in this connection, to
speak of women's tears as a' thing to be
!despised; they are natural when bonds of
long years of happiness are thus suddenly
sundered, but ought not to be considered as
'material obstacles; to the ;performance of
duty, however painful it may be. -
Tito:ladies; God bless them, have its num
berless instances said to their husbands,
tors, brothers: Go' your country needs
your Aid.. The government of these United
States is the Family of families,
and should
it fall, we aim all . lest. Got and may
Heaven watch over you. And well do I
helieve that the patriotic spirit they pes
eta* is so pure that they will shun the men
who *dime to buckle on their armor and
go braiely forth thfight the battles of their
coon sy; ite-have time and again shown
theirtoyalty by contributing bounteously
to the wants of the soldiers, and- th e dying
soldiers' last prayer should be that hisdear
wife may be remembered as the wife of a
soldier.".
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• I have - now been in the service with the
• -7- 28th Peeps. Beg'Llnearly ten months, and
have had 'many) long and wearisome
•
marches;' but led and etimalated by so gal
lant a commander as Col. John W. Geary,
I art willing to undergo many more. it
would be well for our cause, had we more
. such men in our army; he is temperate,
and hie experience and—knowledge in mil
itary matters are second to none. When
notengaged in drilling the men, he is ap
proachable to all who may with to converse
with him. It has often been said by !ook
ers-on at our battation !hovel:ciente that the
.28th moves like regulars. Our ColoneLiS
••a strict disciplinarian, and every move
' ment_mnst be made according to rule.
Attached to - the regiment ,is Captain J.
,U. linap's Penna. Battery of six 'guns,
" which in aIV skirmishes we have had has'.
=:distinguished itself by its bravery and
..;precision in firing. 'Too much prsize can
.not beftiven to Capt., Knap for his efforts
'and snccessi in organizing !this fine corps.
fie is a brave and enterprising young off
leer; and L will no doubt further distinguish
• himself. Ide is highly esteemed by his
command,and has the eonfidenceand friend. -
ship of al:Geary. i•
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-Tate officers of the 28th are all able
lien ; those from Pittsburgh and its vicinity
• hive.merited all their honors and:
_ their frikcide at home ntay,well,be proud of •
Yours . respectfully,
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. ' Santivllbox, May , 13.—The Great Eastern,
froth Milford Haven, has arrived hero on her
way to New - York. TIM steamer Aeia arriv
ed ant oh the 4th.
r NEW Yon:, May li.—The steamer Great
Einiterikbas'arrived qp. The following news
I is'obtained from the files of foreign papers
brought by her:
The. London Timer, in
.an editorial ori
American affairs, says: Public feeling in the
North will come when the taxes are collected.
In the meantime, so long as tho Federal, are
not absolutely winners they am losers;
whereas, so long as the Confederates are not
actually subdued they may regard themselves
as 4inning. These are considerations which
counterbalance the superiority of the North.
Captain Wilson who re-captured the ship
Emily . t. Pierre /rem a prise crew, his been
formally presented, by numerous Liverpool
merchants, with a Valuable service of plate
and a gold chronometer; also, with a sextant
from his crew, and with £2,000 by the owners
of the ship. Tho Mercantile Marine Associ
ation-of Liverpool had announced their infeu;
tion to preient him with (. a gold medal, and
his cook and steward with silver medals.
Valuable money piasenlawero also made to
the cook and steward. Speeches eulogistic of
- the Captain's act were made on the occasion
ny several prominent merchants.* - I
The Paris Patric asserts that M. Mercier,
- the French Minister, bad had a'long confer
ence with .Jeff.• Davis, at Richmond. The
step taken'hy M. Mercier in this matter is
entirely of a political character, and is known
to President Lincoln.
'' Additional arrests had been made 'at War.
saw, for pinging prohibited songs.
LATEST ET TELEGRAPH TO EILPoRD.
Has 7 .—Parliament is engaged in
disctiasing the el:lndiana' question. `The
Government views are generally accepted.
Morning. Herald argues from the re
port of M. Mercier's ~miasipn to Richmond,
that the beginning of the end is not far die.
tant. It says that France and England suffer
abcria than neutrals over suffered from any
conteet.
&tactpouf, Eked/7y Morning, May Silt:—
Saks of cotton yeatorday amounted to 25,000
bales the market being easier, and from
.1.40 - 29
Xi,. tower. Breadatnffs are still declining.
Provisions heavy. Aches dull • Pots, 535.
Sugarfamer. Rico steady. Coder. inactive.
Rosin quiet, atal4a. Spirits of Turpentine
quiet - and steady, ut 70a. •
Leedom, lifali 6.—Tea. downwards Wheat
declined 25. Sugar declin4 2s. Coffee firm.
Rice quiet and steady. Tallow quiet and
steady at 465. Linseed Oil firmer at 375.
COnsola 0334@94; Illinois Central Shares
47@48.%, discount; Erie Shares 32.34@32%.
Liaerpoot; May. 6.—Cotton dull and un
changed;
4,000 bales sold.. Flour 0d lower.
Wheat irregular, but easier. Corn quiet, but
steady. Beef declining. Pork heavy. Lard
quiet and steady.
The Paris Patric says that the visit of the.
French Minister to Richmond was entirely
political, and its purport was known to Pres
ident Lincoln.
The Archbishop of Canterbury had been se
riously ill, but he was considered out of dan
ger at the last accounts.
The bide for the Russian loan in all the
cities was ono-third mere than was required.
From t - ortress Monroe
FORTRESS MONROE, May 16.—A recent or
der appoints Major 'Richard Nixon, of the
Nlth N. Y., Volunteers, Assistant Provost
Marshal of the District of Virginia, for the
city of Norfolk, and the surrounding country.
Capt. Talbrijge, until recently chief Quar
,' tormasfer of this Department, has been order
ed to relieve Cipt. Sawtille, who has been per
'forming the' duties of the_offlce for some
Creeks past.
Capt. Sawtille, being a member of the staff
of Gen, - .McClellan, and at the request of
the Chief Quartermaster' of thcarmy of the
Potomac, is relieved, and will report to Gen.
Van Vliet.
• Thirty-five rank and filo and throe officers,
taken - prisoners by Gen. McClellan, are on
board the steamer John Brooks, and will
leave for Fort Dela Ware to-morrow morning.
The same. steamer also takes North a number
of sick and wounded. -
Wool visited Norfolkagein to-day.
- in contemplation to remove the gee
-adquartere of thiadepartment to Nor
There is no news front Gen. BleClellad's
army to-lay. He is pushing on as fast as
kacticable.
From Port Royal
NM YORK, May 17.—The steamship At
lantie had arrived, with Fort Royal dates t.
the 14th inst. Among her passengers is Gen
Gilmore, who commanded at the reduction o
Fort Pulaski.
. .
The steamer Planter 'had arrived from
Chan.' sten, having been run away with by a
contraband pilot and crow. She brought pa
pers to the 12th, and had on board seven
heavy guns, and one 8 inch rifled gun, in
tended for Fort Ripley, being constructed on
tlie middle ground, Charleston barbor.
The Crew of the Merrimac
BALTIMORE, May 17.—Several men, for
merly belonging to the crew of the Merrimac,
came up to-day on the boat from Portreee
Monroe. Some of them are Northern men, and
claim to have been impressed.
Departure for Europe.
Nets Yeast May 17i—The steamer liar-
MORLI Bailed ro-day, with 216 passengers
and - W.53,000 in specie.
Foreign Intervention
The correspond jut, at Washington, of the
Now York Eti‘..isiti Port states, in a dispatch,
yesterday, that ens rumors of foreign inter
vention are set afloat, and kept afloat, by the
secessionists exclusively—at the same time
he admits that the course of one or two of the
foreign ministers has been such as toeounte
stance the rumor. There is , tio ground what- -
ever for nine-tenths of the gossip that pre
vails, both in that and the European capitals,
on this subject of intervention. The corny,-
fondent of the L'oeniny Post adds :
There has been some danger of inconsider
ate action on the part of the French Minister,
it is thought, but the recent • victories of our
arms at New Orleans, lierfolk, Fort Pillow
and elsewhere have poured some new
. lighe
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into the foreign minds.
One thing the country may rest assured of,
that the governioent will moot all threats or
tenders ofinterventionin the most determined
spirit. Friendly offers made in a sinners de
sire to adjust the civil troubles will he cons
teoasly considered, but any other will be sum
marily dismissed.
It is reported neon pretty good' authority,
-that President Lincoln has said that he mould
raise's', fresh army of a million of men, rather
than submit to any forcible intervention- If
be didnny so , ho only anticipated the univer
sal peottment of the people..
, .
The Battle_ of Williamsbnrg-aGen,
McClellan Compliments i Hooker
and. Kearney's Divisions 4 •
WASJIINGTOM, May 16.—The following dis
patch has been received at the Wilt. Depart
ment: '
CAMP 19 MILLS MOM VILLIAMktIIMO,/
.. ' SUNDAY, May 11, 1.362.
Ileu.. E. M. Spuston, Secretary of %r: With
out waiting: further for official reports which
have nof l ienched me, Lavish to bear testimony
! i„,
o the plendid conduct of lltokor's and
Kearney s Divisions, under command ofGen.
llelntsel an in the battle of Williamsburg. '
Their bearing was vortily of veterans.
I.foOkee's - division for hours gallantly with
stood the attack of greatly superior numbers
with very little loss. koarners arrived in
time to restore the fortunes of the day, and
came mostsailantly into action. I shall prob
ably have occasion to call attention to other
commands, and do not wilihto de injustice to
them by mentioning them now.
If I bad had the full information I - cow
have in regard to the troops , above named
when I first telegraphed, they would have
been specially mentioned and commended. I
zo h k a e u only
rejoiceo f what,o full
1 knew
justice at
ttotioaltlizeg,agnendd.
Gem= B. McCiemax,
-Major-General Coulmandlng. 1
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. Clerk . .. tan, up to May itch, Isl.:
ny county, ',ill encl., to mlu by par Lire macry, t
Wit. ITlCEernas ,V. P, J. J."GILLESPIE,
- Brusm Witham, seers . r0L.0.0.d. P 1,1,. .4. 1,1 ; ' the Court Monne, la the city GI Pittzburgt, soa SA •
J. 1. lll.SiScrx. lJAams l'anitn, Jo.. .
__,, Bat/dr .11.1,111 r I, . de Lasser St Gait tp ; IT ft I.A.T, 241 A day of May Lest, at 10 o'cknck, 4 , m
a- rix.lmm.
: tk..b.z. A 1i+...g.i.• t hor e n , nols. lit .d. Pi , Ub gi ' all 1)141 CorttlO lot or piece of gionod situate in .11
h. , leumugla of South Pittabargh, Wooded and describe
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PyrTsit tl !flak; 3i:tithEE i'., Bailey Thom.. torero, 2.1 ward. Pittsburg
__l . Cowan Juho. de, Rabin in mwoahlPT
a M" HvorY. dm MO 14 . 11 . PlT"hurithl dianauce of man hundred feet coat trim r nth t
liSTivn,o4 "el ,, mliff iv". as Panne,.. iteofp tn., .f Ennio,: Antlemy..lclber znotis 4th ward, A Ilegh y; • ttlimm silting Cara. stinet eighteen feet; thrice ' ;1714
Yoh] Valentin., Loom, Li word, Plitablirgh, i sing lakit
Be hutaired Met to Qminnto alley; thoon
Fn.:IIRM: John, tsvorn, La wren...rifle;
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F F o aas .o ll 4, a t t fr b i. 4 4 7,
d dw , .. m h
.du.,;,.
rin.l.r.gb; .;
...tfl:ljuiangf iLit:ldt"D:iltvlit;:liklehol:o:aib,zofroningtirl:.idgH:ll,rnoll:l.l...'bit:byr .p,t,n'cl:,ll7,orta:
two skny brick dwelling boons; befog the sum'
Flikelsen Daniel, do. let do, •o;
tlef.ring nobs, de, loath Pit odongls. • lot of grouod which John St tan. aod Cathatme
Meehan.
Valratine,do, Birtubiglmon • Ins wile, by dead dated . the lot of Auguat, 1a.14, au
Urethan. A. dna, do, 3d yard, Pittaburgl.; recor'ed in tho °thee tor reeenting dv.ds, In 800
(Bock her Albert, it her gouda, 4111 wnn, do; ; vol. 113, page 3SO, granted and mutt-eyed 1,. ThOMil
Iloilo. Margaret, torero, Peebles teausbrp; Williams decvased. , _
; 11 . 11,1 4 ,1 Ao th olaY• rating boost'. 6 Th `T'l• , Pith 4l. g. ' Terms ovule to be eight hundred dollars cash, tut- ,
if,..,,,,f, A if,,,fh...., oti e ,r gi.la. 31 do, do; a tm° in
b y 3ear, with minaret, ammted by /mod au& ,
Llutruaglo Peter, tavern, Stalin ton inhlo; ' lour, gage tin the property,
Ilulines George, do, In ward, Pniaburgb, ;
EL'EARETII CAIN, 1
1, Johnnton Chas. C., tale. o
, Law ' , ap2 4 -antd Adm'a. of Thom. Willoinus doe'd.
; Jarkson William, do, 6th eard,•Plt.lotrgh; '; --....---
, Kelliernman F., eat,. Louse, 3d Ms do; ES I .h. AitLi E ; rtiurrati) NOR
' 'Melly Morris tare., Low vet. Clair ti , ; , .1_) SA Lg.—Twat t amatory brick dwelling., sup. I.
I ; 14.enat, tllch ' end, tavoro, 2.1 ward, Pittsburcls , plied with water nod .ga s ; lots each 30 by ILO bet, I
K„„,,,,,„„ C ; ~,,,t,,,, „„„j e, ,to, w o nt, ~ li e , be.., ~ : intoned on S-nth avenue, Alle,Omuy_cliy. I
Laverty John, tavern, 2,1 ward, Pit tabornb, - " A builthitglartly 'finished, With large alone Lase-
Lutz J./biz, do, Luxor rat, Clair tp; ' ' went, an acre and a quarter of ground, situat e d on l'
Lundy John, de, 3,1 cur.!, Pittsburgh; Wools' Run, a .hart distance ftom the Alanchenter
Lang Fred., . do, 3d do, Allegheny; I . useenger and Ft. W. ,t C. Railroads, being suitable 1
Magnin. Timothy, tavern, Lower St. Clair tp; I for coannfacturing purls..
MilanJobe, re
Jobe, eating house, Lawncovillle; I Also, a farm of
ltai Ater., six a... 1 a half mil.. fram ,
Blurt. John, Jr., do, Went I ittnburgb; , the city, end ono nod a quarter miles from Cunt:-
McDevitt John, other goods, 411, ward, Pitt. is / ney'e Stat.., P. Ft. W.. 1 C. R. 11., With a youog
Alcioll Jolues, tavern. Int do, do; I r Orel/Ad of .0 mica, a water power Sow 11111, to.
McSlsclegen Fleury, other goods, Sth ward, do; I (looses, and other itoprosetnints ; fifty mores simnel
McC011...a1., Smith ,t. Co., .10. 4111 do, do; balance Maher. ..
Num, John, tavern, Birmingham; For farther particulars inquire of
Nauroth George, do, let ward, Pittsburgh; bA3I'L DYER, 111 Federal at, Allighouy.
Pattersod John N., tavern, McKeesport a, 3 or 325 Lila. street. Plusburnh
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Rinehart Joseph, do, 4th word, .Pittaburgh;
Showpenny Mary A., do, Indiana tp;
' Stioger.llvory, do, Birmingloun; .
M 11.1.1 Julio C., eating house. 4111 ward, l'iltolig;
Schultze Lorenz, other goods, Duqm...o;
Sctoich,Jonh, tavern, cld ward, Pittaburab;
Thalheimer Mary, do, Shaler Its
IVsgorY Ilenrveother val., Slanchester;
01 , irti.nbuck John, tavern, McKeesport, -
Wear!, Daniel, do, WlTklm tp;
• Weigle F. J., • de„ Elimbelh rya;
Young William, do, Loner St. Clair tin
Young Eli, do, al ward, Pittsburgh;
The Court will unmet nu MONDAY, May 24th,
14 0 3, M. 10 o'clock, to act ou the , above canes.
my17.3t.1 W. A. HEREON. Clerk
I , oYrlcE.—Sealed Yroposals are in
.A..ii vized until e 27,11 DA VDT , Dirl, At 12
o'clock a., fur sop th plying the United MAY eclat. 81,11olibt.
PIO o bepart merit with 6,000 head of Beef Cattle on
I Ito hoof
The Cattle to fro delivered at Washington City,
9011 each animal to average I,n pound, gnu.
weight; 110 WAWA' lidIIII“C.1 which worgios lens than
1,0101 ponnels groan. Leiters .d Bolts Oct wont,'.
'foe Cott 10 to On delivertel at moth Moen and In
such yOnllCltito us the Gum/mm.l. may ['quire
'lll., first Oclivery of Cattle to In• trlnd.l on the loth
of June, ift.T2, or as 1.011 awl - tall, iol Goverment
timy require
A bond Ivith gins] and solhcient security will be
moulted. , ,
sin - emu...in reee.mo, to Itself the right to i ay in
Tnimury nine*, or other Gmernmeot fund,
Su bill will be entertain.' when put in by ion.
tractors aim have proviumly failed to comply with
their contracts, or where the bidder Is not peoont to
respond to his bid, and all bids to be accomp.led by
.. gnat., t 0..,
'rite samba of firms nhould be stair , ..l in full, with
the precise whitest of all the loom bora of the Lam
Bids to be t tlimmont to Slap, A Ilk.C/: WITII, C.
S., U.S. A., Winlfineon.
F'orita of Guornotre.
ti e; _, of the , county of ---, nod State of —,
and ---,IBM), county of and elate of —, do
hoe °by guarantee that in able to fOllll a contract
in accordant° with the toms of ht. pro. _A iti-n, and
that should Ina proponition Nu accepted, he will at
'moo enter Into a contract In accordance therewith.
Should the Oontract ho awarded Imo we atepropared
to become an mom ties. This guaranto. must, be
appended to,ench 1.14.
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B 101'INA ItuOFING.
t+errnoer, 31.ay 17.
FLO(. 7 ll.—cootiourn in (air rrqurot, wLile pricvs
remain unchanged; sale of 75 51,18 Flintily at
045,15; 50 du do at $1,A.3.5,t..; 150 do nt i 4,51./ for Ex
tra. and $5.10 Sro Family, 410) do nt $ 1 . 5 0 (or E.'
ins, and $5,12 (or Fatally.
BACObl—steady but' uucholioed; emtle of woo Liu
Plain Elam, at 6c, 1000 do Sugar Cured at and
30 casks Sides, to be delivered at Baltimore, at :c.;
GROCERIKS--Sugsr is quiet lot unchanged et
fromB3:i to 93.4 c. lisle of lit tams Rico at 70; . 10 bogs
choice Rip Coif. at Ss.c.' ands bit, N. O. /11..rlaftt-v,
c3prreu cooperage, at iftc.
ellGt/fl 01L—is a shade timer; aalo u/ 16U bids.
40 gravity, at 4F per gall, .314; and 5...111 Lobls, 42
ity, at 4yic—r, tuaa—bbla to
OATS—Grua iutil in fair . request, with
.store of =wad 100 boob at ttla.:. .
RYE FLOOR—dull and drooping; „
.1
from store at $2,87 per bbl.
BETTER Asia EGGS—Prime Roll Butter is pleat 3
said dull at Kr3,l uc . Eggs firm
WEllSKY—thinimou itoctitiol is steady, alai sts . al
sales at 21€021.'c. Sale 4425 bbls Old Bye at l..
Ltd. •
Imports by Haver
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WHEELING—Paz id turava---I0 bales rags, Clark.
A co; 11l sks potatoes, GrJerson A auks; 27 do do,
Jos A Fetzer; 63 do do, 3 bbl potatoes and 1 eggs, 1 Int eggs, 2 kga wine, J It Hamilton; 1 ck ware, Raul
Bennett; 1 bbl butter, John Herbert; 165 tile, Run.
Wood &co; 1 1,2 mdm, Ferhelden; 130 bdlio'paper, I'
Ft 1V dr. C It 11; 6 do do, E B Godfrey; 15 Irgis lead, J
Johnston; 5 empty bbls,. Rhodes et Verner; 2 1.1“,
Mr Arbuikle; 3 Lades ridding, .1 Tailor; 1 bell wade
dlurllAalry it Wolfe; 1E; bbl eggs, John Grazier;
1 kg bolt., Kunio, Mood A co; 13 ben Imttless, John
1.1,,,ten A eze 2du indite, .111ni Varian; 7 pkgs but tor
and eggs, 1 ~ ,alf, Robt Peak.
CIISCINKAT/—Prat LAVLNIA LUOAX—U hbols ba
con, 110 bbfs whisky, ho do oil, 711 do dont', 21) do
beans, Clarke A co; 1 nbl randell, Win 31ackeown; 1
kg do, J Tbenupson A co, 5 tads bone black, Braun &
Reiter; 25 do marble Just, J I.; Bottum; 6 bales cotton
King, Pennock .1 co; 4 LIU. tobacco, 1 bz samples,
John Grier; CO.; aka wheat, Kennedy d bro,
Imports by Railroad
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PITTS.P2OII. Fr. WAYNE & CHICAGO B•111.41.4)AD,
May.l7.-1(43 aka barley, likalcs A Verner; bOu
plga
lead, D A Etihnesttick & co; 200 bbl. llour,•11
bbls eggs '
1 do butter, J Graulor; 2 eaelt doors, Joe
51 !lure; 14 reapers and mowers, Lippincott oo; 1
bbls room , 8 Strome; 4 oil bids; Wm slockcown; 1
car scrap Iron, Wm Maloney; 2 ban Lindwiwe, J F
Day; 1 dodo McWhltiney. Moro 6 co; 13 bble pearl
anti, J A•Alcaeragh; 15 do do, 11 11 Collins; 1 bbl but•
ter, 3do eggs, Atwell, Lot A co; 71 WI. paper, 11 C .
Iluwaroo7 pkgs wire and rivets, 13 'Townsend d , co;
14 doz tube nod buckets, Juo 8 Dilworth A co: It/ do
washboards, Win Degalcy; 15 do tubs and wuelibounla
bentanskor & Lung; 10 cm bucket., Watt& Wll.on; 3
Les twine, Wm trooper, 15 do: buckets, Head A
Metzger; 181 col bbls, Kano a co; ;ci do do, Brewer,
Sill A co; 133 au do, A Lyons A c,
ULZVELAUL, a Pirtsatnniu Usti-Loan, May 16.-
4 Jugs molasses, A Gorkeolielmer; :1/0 L5lB lour,
ohomaker Lug; 7 eke glasmare, Cuomo. bam
5 Itbds scrap iron, Ewan), Well S co; 8 bids /lour
J. McCully & oo; 25 keel diens°, E II Myer., I .; lu
dodo, Little S Trimble; 2 Ghia hour, Jos Gardiner; 41
grindstone, Jas Woalweli; 3 pkg• leather, lisp at
Stewart, 38 bre cheese, J 21 Snowden; a do do, Jos
Ross; 116 bble copper ore, 'flume la blown.
River News
The river was about stationary at this point yas
tcniey, with full four feet reported on Flats lieu..
The weather during the. Jay was oppntssively hot,
and towards night it became cloudy and threatened
roin....,_.The Lavinia Logan, from Clim
ri innati, ar
rived on Friday night, and the Mark
. r, from the
• ••
samo port, got in early on Sunday mornhag Th
Decotah tens aground at Glass House yesterday. but
rho would doubtless get in during the night. •The
Emma Graham, from Zanesville. and R. 11. Gould
tou,.from Vadat - filo, aro due here to•day. ....... __The
Prima Donna nahipped a largequantity of freight on
the Lizzie Martin, at Wheeling. It is thought that
oho will now ho able to getup ......... The Mariner had
fob' cargo, including 367 lutes wition, which goes
East....—... The departures on Saturday were the La
vinia Logan, for Cincinnati, Clara, P•as for
Louts-
Ville, and Farthest's., for St. Louis The Altamont
Loki.' up at Wheeling, with upwards of three hun
dred tone of Pittsburgh freight on . board.
Eon Evssavtzzesaia Calico—The fine passenger
and light draught steamer John T. McCombs, Capt.
Donnelly, I. announce.' to leave as above forthwith.
toz CINCLIMATI 41.111, LOCIAVII.J.6—The new and
ciesamt steamer Silver Lain, No. s, Capt. Willoughby,
Is anconiacell to leave el above this evening.
toe Wuzsuita—The Lizzie Martin in charge of
G. W. Johnston, Is the Wheeling packet for to-day,.
leaving at noon.
Arrivals at the
UP TO 8 O'OLOU
MANSION nouto—u.
"rincipal Hotels,
111 LAST NIGHT.
ierty et., near IL B. Depot,
TI, PROM =Olt.
F Danghton, Illinois
II L Blercell, Lancaster
.1 P Crawford, let Pa Car
In McLew. Clarion to
Hies E Ful ler, lid
311 Fur, Phil.
T Stewart, Moorefield
NI Jeffery, Phil. •
P H Tiernan,
C Saludar, Portsmouth
A D Head, Boat., •
0 .1 Hopkins, do
Wm Fox, W. Newton
L 8 Insbrie, Phila
J .111 Clark. at Paul
9 0 Hayti,
rty street; foot of Fifth.
' raorataroa.
IS A Jordan, S Fayette tp
G F Taylor, Wheeling
J Eudora°, Wooster, 0
Wm D Rolly.on,Wh..ling
Ed Hindman, Brooks re
LI II NW, Mifflin
[
E N Wright and lady,
Finloyrille, Pa
J L Milts, Bower Ifill
Jas B Glenn
D Delaney, Jr, Brownev'e
Anderson, Muskingum
' I.lrwst, below &mull,
' . ROIL
8 Christy S. foully,
David Boyd,
Thos Handell, Loiontown
H A Gordon, do
P N Hook, do
OZOILUZ AV
W Lane, Gallon, 0
Els L tioaaman, 11,11.1
r Martin, Brooks!Illo
M English. dO
.1 C Grant ,t lady,
Daniel Grant,
Wm A Lytle. Blair co
J Hutchison, Penns
D Stambaugh, Perry co
T S Davie,
T Difinny, Phila
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s i'n 14
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a hd t t: l t g er to
lIA ILE'S HOTEL—LI
=OM
J P Ilerrkqta
EE=l
Moo Houston. Library
ik
bu.rY N. Baker, Emu...
rg.
P Waldron, Wash co
J B Williams, Hoe city
B 8 Russell
L Russell, Hartford
Jas WPollock, pat:K.IIINA
EAGLE HOTEL—Libm
.41H11 MUM, I
Ed D Taylor, St Louis
J W Akers, Wlltrood, Pal
O L Taylor,' Whtmling
W D ltallysnn, do
B. Price, E Lirehmol
.100 Price, do
RED LION HOTE.
No. 6 Ht. Clair street.
• MOMIXTOL.
A rhilliPii, Knoxville
E .llnrkod, Saxonburg
J Smith,
W Rudolph,
A /oilman.
J ' lt% ge K ni k r in':
D
U Prterlion,
N 1 Wake, W.U . CII Co
J Torrance,
A Paxton, Wheeling
C Egan, Philadelphio
133:122
D Campbell,
M Flaherty, Cbe,rry
L Valenti., Web. co
W Allison
J Bteel, Oil City
T Graham, do •
J Patten., do
8 Newell, do
J Novell, do
W Morgan, do
J Browntleld,do
J McLaughlin, 1
T Nook., • .1
NATIONAL NOTEL
r. incrum,
J Britton, Beare
J Black.
J Hickman, Idorganeown i
E I sylor,
IV FNtcb , McKoulport
J rcannell,
Meet Gordon, 85th Beg.
N 0.137 Water 'met
raorairro.
MCoombs, Turtle Creek
iss Price A cousin, do
Catnap, do
Crawford, Ist Pa Car.
111worehoose, Illkninger
Jim*, Barnesville
IA Grirfey, Galtuy.'s !Station
ST ' .11100.4T5.
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MILK ItETI tN No. 1, of the
Conner tAn4wlll take freight at
Allegheny Wharf,ITO.MONROW, and nom. aut Or
Orel, of her departure for Oil City and Intern...hate
port.LJmylulatal 11. J. VOYLIC, Agent.
14 -1 011. (11NC1LsNAT1
INVILLE .—The new and light.
draught eteamer SILVEII. LANS No. a,
loughloy, 0111 lel, as •bovo on THIn Ir, 19th
holt., at 4p. For freight or passage apply on
board or to J. .LI VINOSION & CO., Agents.
1001 C CINCINNATI, UlB-
I ULM; AND kNAltinif/LLtiLE—The
tine slonmer J. T. McCOMBS, Copt. btoolpxy, won
Iwo an abort, on RONDA Y,JUtli lost nt 5 o'clock
p. m. For freight Or PONIO lAirl OD bunril or to
toyli B. UV! GSTti Ammon.
EtrULARWIEEKL Y
ZANESVILLE PACKET.— The
new and boautiful passenger steamer BMMA MBA •
HAM, Capt.. Mono Ayers, leaven Pittaburgb far
larioarille EVERY TUESDAY, at. 4 o'clock p.
Returning, leayes Zauearillii EVERY FRIDAY, at
at. For freight or pasaao apply ou board or to
H. LIVINGSTON A CO., Agarts, Pittsburgh.
S I PIERCE & Agents. Zantandlla. nada
ikAT ELIG
T • The E
gamer LIZZIE MARTIN, "
Eno. D. T. Brinsm loam; for WHEELING, end ail
intermediate point., every! MONDAY, -WEDNES
DAY end _FRIDAY, at Z 2 o'clock 113., making clow,
connections with the Parkersburg packets. Return
telsem WHEELING oral,. TUEBDAY, THURS
DAY mad SATURDAY, et 8 O'clock a, m. For freight
or passage apply on-board or to
GOLL/NS dt CO., Agents,
np27 , No. I lb Water street.
- - - - - - -
pJftIULAK W ILENLIN
RACK/CT.—The splendid pump
atosmer MINERVA,
,pk /oho Gordon, leave. tor
Wheeling and all intermediate . porta EVERY TUES
DAY; THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ai 11 o'clock
a.
c m., making close connoellona with the regular
kela for Parkers and (AZICIDWItf. Return.'
leth r leases Wheelingbnrgh
EVERY, MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY and 1 1 / I DAY, at 8 o'clock a- to- Pateengeni
receipted through to Cincinnid. - For frolght or paa.
.erge apply on board or to JAB, COLLINS et CO.,
- 114 Water errata.
VIM 31.1. OAT AIL I. ;--Justi recaiived
from the Ilills,,s suppli of kiln dried- -Oaten
aria. And Meal ; also cracke Maud, fee .ale 1, 7 the
P9 11 4 - wholiaale or retail, by
• JOHN LUNBHAW , :
corner Liberty snit Mind Anne:
=if.IMI
11/iTiIiTACTI•CrIi UT Till
NITER STATES lIIOTINA ROOFING COMP'Y,
WO. 9 000 E BLOCK
t4 . Gruttn awl Pitt Iltrevl linatutt, Matta.
Thin Portable Itoonog io the only .liele eoer oder-
I to the public, which id ready prepared logo 00 the
of without any tlutahiug operation. It la light,
on.Laono and easily applied, nod Cali be ooiely and
!wooly inotoiported nay part of the world. It will
.4 mud or docolor Intwr running over, or lying ow
, mid is to all reverie a eery dmirable article. It.
on-eouductitr propertied adapt It eopecially to coy
lug tuazuhuctioVies of 'annuli Icltgdn, and it io mail•
mtly oflemil to the public eller a trot of four years
I all varieties of climate and temperature, for rever
ie; all had. of r00f.% Hot or pitched, together with
trs, steuteliouts, he.
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It is both chomp and durable. Altruts 'ranted, t.
bum liberal iuducruteuts are vilrml. Scud h
lupin, circular, 2c., with particulars to "U. S
kiriNG CO., No. s Gore at.„ Boston. ap2bltnil
CIROCERIES, FISH, &c.—
..X 78 tug* prime .4 choice Coffee;
10 lOW,. prime P. H. Sugar.
9 :do r holm Cuba do;
bbls. studied, povidered and gran. Sups
, 7 do yellow and A, B and C coffee do;
Go do Maryland Berg Co Golden Syrup;
15 do "do extra do;
10 do Now York "No plus ohne' do;
20 handbells I H and O. P. Teas;
01 do black do;
7 boor/ Old Virginia Tobacco;
24 catty boxes do; 31b.. loinp do;
173 pkg. Noe, I, X& 3 lage and mad. 31ackel
bbbl.. Hay bland and r Labrador Herring;
30 ball hid., White Fish;
40 do Lake Herring;
11/0 boxer Pealed Bearing;
50 keg. ionwrted 81. Garb. Soda;
40 do do Sol. Soda;
Id ban bbl.. and Wile. No. I Lard Oil;
For .ale by SCHOMAE EH * LANG,
noyl2 3 - „N Liberty strael
FRUiT
,
T1C.P.. 6 . — /NDUCEIIENTIS TO PPR
cuaakaa.—A very large stock of chola. TREES,
leered turbana to choere from, wlth every pc...1-ure
ure taken to have every variety true to num..
f Apple alone we hare.'l7s,ooo-50,000 of u Lich
three year olds , 10,00 f our year olds. Pent, 10,-
two to three yeare Peach, Plum, to., floe
k.
N....es—the Tree, In the Nursery. Call and
examine them.
EVERGREENS hem I io 8 feel, by the hundred , chwtp; also, SHADE TIMES AND SIIIIDDBERY,
wholesale and recall..
Aohire. SITTSDITILOR AND OAKLAND NUR
SERIES, Dittabergh, Pe. 1
I/111N 11IP 12110011. fe
NESV GOODS -
, NEW 609DS I
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•2 2131
OIL CLOTH WAREBOOMS,
Nod. 26 and,2B tit. Clnlr Street, Pittsburgh.
We are (law teicolving our Spring stock ..1
FLiioll. OIL ()LOTUS,
FURNITURE OIL CLOTHS,
TRANSPARENT GREEN OIL OLOTIIS,
STAIR uIL CLOTHS.
WINDOW SHADES.
HETI' HOLLAND],
ENAMELED 01 L CLOTHS
SHADE
Wholesale and Retail buyers w i l l , t nd our I
mork
comprbilug Ho, powess and st prices low
suit the shies- J. A 11. PHILLIPS.
DETROLITE OIL WORKS.—Rmsa &
i Gsuar, Proprietor.; Rana." and Hanafaclar-
Pure Burning Petrolite—trade mark.
Poro Whit. Carbon 011,
Pore Deodorized 134/117.1!
Steam Cbuified Lolitleatlog Oil,
Cold Preaxed It. R. do do
No. I, No. and No.-I Machinery Oil,
A rimod 011, Dead 011, Glory 011,
Wagon and MIII Growl. and Spirit. of Noph tLa.,
nnirtirdere Llt.d promptly.
fildrOalco, curio, of Front and Smithfield .troeta
filonunwthrl. Homo , Pltudiorob. Pa. lull
A. NEW AND USEFUL ARTICLE.
Haley, Morse &Boyden's Patent belt•AdJmiling
Clothe. Wringer. The Great Improvement in illy
ovvr eve "vier wringing machine yet invented, In
Its self.ailjneting arrangement, requiring no ahe m.
thou to wring a handkerchief or bed quilt, cense.
ently the least skillful can operate IL The
Wringer Ono he oven la over:dim, at Nov. 20 and 28
Si. Clam street. .1. f, 11. PHILLIPS,
ap3 Foloyments for rittoburgh,
MEW
,-
30 bo.u.* prime Cutting 1.31; , mo;
t Ws (real. Eggs;
Butter; '
Ilrrt,i,wl and for Noir by llll,ll R. MEDAL T.
0 6 OVER'SqUOL, 6orponsor's Tools
Sion° Cut teen Tr.'s, for We by
0,y17 LIOWN d. TETLEY. 134 We.“togt.
NOTICE. -My wife,MABY BELL,
hua left my bell and botnl without pm ...all..
611 prmone. hereby warned nut to trust boron my
nwnt. THOMAB M. BELL
Pittaboreb, May 13, 1803ny17-31.1
QtIEAILS--Barber e, Tnilor'e and Paper
►J 'long.', for polo by
eny3 DOWN Q TETLICY. 136 Wood rt.
NEori.rG M.II:III.VES
I,VIIEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
No..s; PIPTRBTRBBT , PITTSBURGH, PA
Awarded UM Pint Premium at if.
'UNITERk3TATES FAIR
For the Years 1858, 1850 and 1880.
OPW,IRDS OF
t r i g T il zt AMlNE-S SOLD IN THE
HOBE THAN 211.000 SOLD THE PAST YEAR.
We offer to the ptibile WHEELER WILSON'S
IMPROVIII) SNWING MACHINE, at REDUCED
PRICES, with Increased wrath/nos of its merits en
the bast and matt reliable Family .Sewing Machine
now is; arc. It doesaqually well on the thickest and
thinnest fixbrica, makes the lockwtitch Impossible to
=duel, alike on both sides; is simple in contrac
tion, mom speedy in movement, and more durable
than any other machine. .
CirCIL/Ani Kiting prim aid ileitiptlan It.
chinas. huntshed gratis, on appticattow In person or
by letter.
....Ztes/./Insigne errin : ianted tot three ears.
FOR SaILE
.17 A LUA BL AND DESWABLE
v PROPERTY FOR SALE.—Two loin on B,mtch
Bottom. containing stout six acres, stool two miles
trom the city, alongside of the WM
with over one hundred Fruit Trees, of rations
kind'. and board fena mound; and is ow. of the most
deeirable locations fora titulary r.itilence Bow au
the vicinity of the city.
For torther particulars enquire
jouf,tp;rirrsestrir.
12 Diamond.
toyllitnard
MEZ=I:I
ABOUT IGIUBT HOBS', POWER
IN - GOOD ORDEN
WILL 116 SOLD CHEAP FOR OASII
ithqulte Ait the GAZNTTE °FEICK,
telCdti Fiflb.taut, Smithfield
mernwrim.
rIiuPERTI. FOR SALE.-
Nituatod la the ,ILlgn of Illasioneld, four mitre
Nom tho city. The lota frllll transloiry Avenue
140 foot andrat tttttt bunk 116 Net to Witham strtut.
There Is a buttery frame dwelling—four rooms,
ball nod kitchen good etable, oven, milk bonne; good
well of water: fruit and ferret tree., in abundance; all
lemt , d in. For oak. tory clump.
A pply to lI .Id. LAIN .1 CO,
my 7
Fuerrth etr,t,
.zf) 111"1'1' liUl
LA ILS etli machos° a small hem, cuisialoing 12
actea, aR clean.il and fenced; with u cottinte
small hero and stable, email orchard, and a, Food
spring at the door; nue mile arid a quarters
Fairview. • Apply to D. bIi•LAIN • CO ,
niy7 •
• 11xl Fourth Pta..l.
.10.11. SALE—The late residence of Dr.
1 William Aduison, - tat Pena street. Thu lot ex
tend. forty•eren (17 (obi) on Penn etroet, and rune
cob,fmt - n.irving the mane width, one hundred and
sixty (160 feet) fret
For term.. an., apply to Mr.. HARRIET ADDI
SON. on the p.mlves.
I.loirtiAL lithiri+E, seten yetis
old, suitable to drive either single or dotible In
wagon. Inquire of IfATTA WILSON,
tuy 268 Liberty street.
HOTELS.
VITITS:7I'I - 0Y AITIOYE-C,
36. AND 367 BROADWAY
CORKER OF FRANKLIN, ST., NEW" YORK
Thin Bret-Anna hound—the nowt gut., home-like,
and pleasant hotel In the clty—olfore eupertor in
ducemonie to the g,. visiting NECY COIIK for load.
or pleanute. It it central In Its 'location, and
kept on the EUROPEAN PLAN, In connection with
TAS LOH'S SALOON, whore refrealtineuta can ho
hod at all home, or mental In their ern routo, The
hatgea aro moderate, the comas aud attendance of
the tint order—bathe., and all the modern colleen
inticon attax.ll.l. r 1148: X.,1
FM:St:WS HOTEL,
ON rkrE EUROPEAN PLAN,
CITY OY NEW YORK
HINDER ROOMS vlrrr OEiT PER DAY
(hip 114.11 Eigpatare. tarwer Fnawkfart .(reed.
(Opp.die City Hall.)
terAteale M tber may be ordonel iu the
Refectory.
There Is a Bas. bees Shop and bath theme atteLbett
to the Mate!
iairßewara of RUNNERS and HACK MEN al,
say Fare full.
oo2B:dlyis
H: FRENCH. Pwriutro.
po RB'
(FOR)IICRLy EARLE'B,)
17 AND 19 PARK RU
Opp to the Astor Ifottort'aro
NEW YORK
PRICIL OP BOARD 31,50 rag DAT
This long established and popular House has re,
centiy been rebuilt and greatly enlarged by the ad.
dltion of over 101/ moms, and now has &MuMMal.
tiotic for over SCO persons. It has also been the,
mighty renovated and refurnished, and Is
BILAYID Be STUN AND LIGLISMD WITH o.4olllBorayo VT.
Tht. Hotel hew one of the best locations in the city,
It easy of access from all the Steamboats and FAIL
mule feeding to the city, and is cooreeboat to all the
city conveyances. It has now ab the requisitts ore
' FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
ensuring the comfort of its inmates.
The mitronage of the travelling publir is riepert..
folly solicited.
skileTxusts, 'LSO roe Doe,
11. L. POWERS Proprietor
o to the
largest and beat arranged /Intel In the New
England SMUG; is centrally located, coed easy of ac
cess from all the routes of travel. It contains all the
modern Improvements, and every coneenlenie for the
amnion and accenamodationvtf the traveling public.
The
,sleeping reams are large and well ventilated;
the...ices of rooms are well isTraugest, and completely
furnished for families/laid large traveling parties, and
the house will continuo to be kept iu • lint clam
hotel In Crory rempsct,
ja2l lad LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
VVE6TERN litYrEL,
Nos. 9, 11, 13, 15, 17 Cortlandt Sr.,
Atm Itennownr. Ncw Tnnx
This old .gttabliabed and favorite neon of the
80.1110191 Cuatuunity. has been recently refitted, and
in . omplete in every thing that can minister to the
comfort. of Ite patrons. Ladies, and familia. are
vol.:Lally and .rftlly provided for.
It le centrally located In the Mishima part of the
city, and is contis.m to the principal dace of etc.,.
lases, can, omulbunes, ferries, to.
In coneeqwence of the mentnned by th rt.
['ninon. prime have been redp tre ca
red to One Donlan e
AND
Flrt, Otters PEA 1.411%
The table le amply supplied with all the luxuries of
the soessm, sod is equal to that of toy other hotel In
the country. Ample accommodutiots are offered for
upward of ing green.
etstP - Lh., nue believe maniere, hackmen, and others,
who nay "the Western Hotel is full."
D. Lk WINCIIEISTICII, Proprietor.
Wiscnverea. t014:31n
allS CELL.4I.rE 0 lIS
ETNA - S1 ;- "o ' VE WORKB-7
A. BRADLEY.
No. 30 Wood Street,
CQUDIER WORD, PITTSBURGH
Manufactoro and Weenie and mall dealer fa a.
kind. of
.00K, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
ORATR FRONTS, FENDERS,
la our samido rootu mny be found the
OELMBRATED GAS BURNING COOK STOTES
EtrriEKA AND TROPIC,
the merit of which have been fully !exited by thous
ands, and the Stores pronounced unequaled by any
in the market, together with a great many other
desirable patterns.
We have &Imo a very large assortment of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES,
Embracitupsothe of the BEST PATTEBES now of.
feted to the public.
' ORFFA NOY ENAMELED ORATE FRONTS sad
FENDERS, of the ammo
mar COMMON 'KITCHEN DOW AND JAM
GRATES WI at which are offered at very low pica,
dertipected Inducements offered to builders lu welt
of ORATES FRONTS. tobl2.lto
NMila
HOPE COTTON' MILL, ALLEGHENY.
■•WVPACTVkCB! Or
.821211,EM ILION AND OP 08N4BOBOR.
33INCTIES TO 40 INCHES WIDE.
•
•
alriardera tin at it. Childs C0..,' 133 W9od • t
- 1"/ttsbargh, will receive attention. 0c23:04
DISSOLETTIOXS •:4•C,, •
rilSSOLUiTirg4rFnl. 12%ER:sine.
•_The runtirthrhltfri heretoLms emisthag betthen
- WILLIAM M AIINITILL end JA4D 21. 111/IISII,
:team Bollep-nakers and Sheet Iron rotten, under
the 13.11.10 had st}la ul WILLI.43i'DARNIIILL
Cu., was dintuirod on the 14th als..nf April try the
death of Willa= Barnhill. All pereoret having ac.
thews unmeCtied with bald 'firm will' plm•e call 'MO
• them wijuete,i, with the tmcitaitigan,L
The hash.. tout bo nontlnMhl et the old vital,
No'. hi Penn atheet, by the sacwititacpartaer, whore
be 0111 be pleased to are the patrons o f Ste late firm
amt • , thena baring bosinent in Dia line.
Late Ana of
CO+
STOrE,S,
ALAI;. McCORMICK. lc. CO., YALA.Er
FOUXDIIT. Pitt.lburgb, Pa.
CsrWastnovar, No. WI I.l2arty 4treet.
Alanolarouvrit of COON, PARLOR AND 11}:Al'-
110 STOVES, PARLOR ANDNITWIEN oicerrs.
LioL LoW 11 A RE, etc., Stool and Wits Noulda, Ball-
Cootang., DM/ Coating, Ona,',Water and Ax-
Woo I'iJw , 821,1 'rune, Dog Lrtal., Wognts &QM,
Ilangtre, Car Vilmots, Cuttplingite
and Castings generally. Also, Jobbing and Machine
Canino mods to order, Patented • Turtsg ble 33111,
witia Strata or Lion.
•: noMernd
V 0 LING BROTHERB,,llugussNs Jemm
y put., Liberty strovt, near tho Orator Depot Pa.
IR IL, Pitialairgli, Pa., manalacturo
HOT BLAST AND ROLLING MILL FURNACE
CASTINGS of every description.
OIL PIPE, BOILER CASTINGS, FIRE FRONTS,
GRATE BA RS, WAGON BOXES, SAD AND DOG
IRONS, GRATES AND GRATE FRONTS, STOP
COCK BOXES, do., always on band s•ad for sale
Orders left with W. W. YULING, corner of Wood
strove and Diamond witty, will receivif prompt atten
tion.
' int=
sa-rKs.
fIOLLA :4.AVINI;S BANK, No. 65
L/ Fount ei Sraerr.
CIiAItTERED IN 185r14'
Open daily from 9 to 2 o'clock, also'on Wednesday
end tratnrdey- evenings, from May let to November
I !Ist, from 7 to ii o'clock, and from November Ist to
tfay Ist trottrii to 8 o'clock.
DeprAdlif received of all suma less than One
! kronur, and a dividend of the profits deMareel twice a
lyvar, in June and December. Interest. ban been de
clared soon-annually in Jane and December, slow
It the
v ank was organized, ea the rate tit sir per cont.
yei
I umrisit, If not drawn out, Is ['hired' to the credit
.01 the depositor pn prinCipal, and lunt't the salmi it.
[fermi from the Mkt days of June and DOOKEDINT, cum
pounding tutor a year wit hunt troubling the d e! N a r. 1
Itor to cull, or even to present bin [vow btiok. At dila
Vote, money will double In leas thari,Vwelve yerria,
pinking In thb aggregate ElOrte AND ONA-LIALr . I , PI
F.:NT. A YkAIL
BOO:, Canstalnittg the Chartistt By:LAI., Rahn
And lidgulatruas, turranhed gratis, on application at
the MM..
• I'arAIDEN7-0 RUBRIC ALIIIIEIt.
VIOL PALSIDANTe.
Jena 11. McFadden, ! Lunar 31. Dennock,
John lioLutes, John klamindl,
Ahzantler Spoor, I Juror* B. D. Diode,
' Benj. L. Fahnost,k, A. N. Pulfikk, 31. D.,
James Medaley, Rill BurgMln,
Jarmo Herd In., W t II Wm J; Anderson,
Alexander Ilrodh.y,
John G. 1140k0h.0,
Goorge Mark,
Jobb B. Coon , .ld,
Alonzo A. Chrr ,
Chart. A. Colton,
Ilihnt Douglnv.
John Evans,
Iloyenh«llllepburn,
11:iIlinto S. Haven,
I•et.r IL hunker,
Richard flap,
NVilllhm S. LIT..ly,
T6Knett
Jana, D. telley,
Peter A. Ifarietra,
John H. Drell:or,
Jam. Shicile,
Hobert 11411,
Walter Marahail,
John Orr, -
1 - 1 ."11...
John U. Shoenberirer,
NVlDiam E. , ,richmerte,
lexan.ler7indle.
!mar Whittier.,
chrintinn Yeger.
ra—CLIAN. A. COLTON
•
'IICUSI' ANL) AVLNGS
N._A BANK, on.ser Sixth Roil IVoisl atelrotn.
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEBOSIT.
Owl PITA 1.
$lOO,OOO.
S•TOCKLO/LDEILS INDIVIDUALLY:LIABLE.
braccro.:
ADAM REIN LILA N, Freak/cit.
Spring, Ilarbaugh, August,. Iroeveler,
Myers, I Jo,eph
J. F. 11AVekotto, ChrUtien Slax•rt,
,Anthony Meyer, A. Granzinier.
DlsecovNT 1:v1Br DA
JOHN STELYAB.
- 01 1 , S, Ac.
D . -
UN CAI, DUNLAP & CO.,
II tnufact tirers of
PClit. NIIITE 11.E.FINED CAILISOI.4 ld
(dn.:, No. Llberty earet,t,
my9:Can v PTITSBUJIGIf
PETHOLO-151 REFIN
StiIPPKII24 OF TB& CRUDE-AfraCLE
E here establlahod In the CITY OP NEW YORE. a .
Coln MISSION lIOUSR, forth, exclusive ante of your
commodities, end also, to supply you settRUNUST/0
SODA, SULPHURIC ACID, EMPTY BARRELS,
G L UN, DCSGS, Ac.
prepert:d to make liberal melt 11 . 41111.111 on
oostograttoutio, nod to give your Limit:es* prompt at
tention.
intrCsrrespondnos* is requested and cotisignmeota
*elicited.
WILLIAM A. GW - YEIL
No. 77 Malden Lat., NO. York
ITIMIZIE
C RB OW OIL ,
LA DIP bIANUFACTUREfiN
WOOD STREET,
Pirmrscu.
OLO. V.. 1 .4001111. ...... BAX. 1111101141.....13. T. lt , COrsb
WOODVILLE OIL REFINERY.
, •
HOLDSHIP, LIBYAN & CO.,
YANtrACITRELS or
BURNING OIL AND LL'IIItICATING,DIL,
Seep onnstuntly on hand the very best quality of
BUNN INU Oli o door ud without islor; alai. • good
LtiLIItICATOIL pure WIJITE ISENZOLE God CAB
GREASE.
0 , 0" All orders left at No. NI FIFTTI SSIIEWf, Batik
Block, Atwood floor, .1011 be promptly ettlemfed to.
CIAGLE OIL WORKS.—WIIiirr.SLAN
..u.4 a. ANDERSON, refluens And floater.
it
PURE CARBON OIL, (quality
rrrrsamicrt, PA.
ear CAR GR RAISE and BENZOLE toustAntly on
Orders revolved for Cho prevent at CHESS, §IIITI.I
Water and First strome.
sci4Omd
iCiT&E'L.ILNTEIi OIL CO.XIP.A...ti Y.
ll R. Li. DAVIS, President.
JOHN IRIVIN, Jr., Seep rind Hemmer.
Dinscrosa-11. 11. Lams, T. M. Nerin, J.L.:
risghan, A. Cameron, John Irwin, Jr.
PETROLEUM, of light gravity, from the trolls of
the company, on 001 Creek, in VotsmoPciamtpr, con
stantly on hamd nod for soh,
0111 co at T. 11. Nevin S C0,.N0 No. 21: WOOD ST.,
Pittsburgh,
rny4:tyd
I.)krfliONA OIL - %11.4, if O . NG ,
I.miLLEB., I / 4 co,
Work., at Shurpoburg -Station, AllngLeny.Nalky
Hallruazt,
Office Warnbonen 111..fikr STILEET
tolnugh.
foinuntantorer• of IL L ObliN A TlNGmind LNIIIII
- OILS asia ItLYZOLE.
Ott' No. 1 LEVINE:LI 014 venrrans4 non4xplo-
Nlvt, al wale on hand. ly4l
LUBRICA'I'LiNti AT THE' LOW
AA Arca or .2.5 CENT.I•PICIf. GA LLOI, tonitAntly
do band dud for We by D. C.& J. IL •AV TAM.
Ao to the duality. tre reterflo annexed rrrollatto
risseantun, 27,115410.
Dicsms. B. C.B Son - er—Gento : ITho Lubri-
Ong Oil oo aro getting trooGyoo Ire Eihrt to bo the
it tor our purptneo we hare trey used. I
Tut L. & It. It. Kilt. Co,
Dr Nlsr. ESPY, Prraidrol.
L UCIFER All. MAWS.
WILLIAM P. IVOC7LNINGP,
1 1. 1 .111/ACMILLE 07
COAL AND CAILIa.N 01LS
and dealer ill'
Mare r
-
N. 39 Markt,/ etreet, ' , maven-Set:4d and
PITTSBURG/1, J'A.
mb3o`.dly
REESE 455 tiltAFte,
11491 (IYACTUR11118 of
PURE DEODORIZED DENZOVE BURN
II ING OIL.
AND tITE.AId CLARIFIED 4AOIIINERIi OIL.
CRUDE ?„I.L
11OF ALL GRA VITIp PIIECRAR E D.
sairNe ; 011 , Arrels wanted. %
Domedthane Zdanunniane4a-liense. dilacsa! /YE
. •TO LET. 1 '' •
, ~
FOI4EICT OR SALE..--A 111011 SE
• .
mot stm nice rooms aml cellar, toOther with
THIRTY' MUER ACRES O LAND, veithia , ono.
(earth ofd mile or ilaysrWo Station, for NM per
annum.
,
I____." -
Alto, A .7 .EIV ROUSE, containing fire rooms; : cel
he and garret, on Cloutier, rare.% First. Ward,:44e
gbetty, furrin per month. t i •
For fort er particulars enquire of' ,' .
,_ . .. ,
AWEI PATTER-lON. • ,
Capt. RATS,
_.
of flaysvilletntion.'
Or, of
rilu 1•.-A large,:well tiniatted and
..i. comin .
ably tunalshed Store on tarkei, betileen
Third a nd °Gelb street& -
A long oom, nand op for &school, and heretofore
enciplo,l b Mr. Avery's Academy Or yontsg.ladiee.
Also, Nellonss A mbrotypsellooms, comet of Third
Marko streets.
'so, see ral *saw suitable far omass. i ...
.st very low, insult the times. I • -
L D.. 43.17.14,11.
Third and Market larsets.
K 6; K UK RENT.--An Oil
ne7 . , compl ete
•:dtf - Atty at law, No. T 35 ?oar' it; ••
0..: ,,,,,,, 77 , - -- ;:_, , ;. ,,,,, ..,.,; , : ,- - . t7z- ,, _.:-1:7 , -
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.i:-....•-i•-11';:-.'-,•-•:•''''-''''' ':
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..
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f '
ArEpragrz.
Iripilallo MORE 'UPLEASANT
AND UNSAY'S 3iGIGGYNDS...-Toe unpleasant
TRand _lisagerous discos* use' UNDALBOLVB- EX
ACT DUCEU. 'lda has receind the -enduret.
=ma
L a
matt procuhkiiyt Yhtsistatetathe United
mates. la now offeo,lo au afaloted hainaoity sea
certain cure the following diseases aiid rymptamo
origituttin g from disrantoratil *bine .of the Urine*
nr Sexual Organ.: General Debility,' Mental sad
Physical beimmio., Itabeculti, Determloatitho of
Blood to thallead. Confined Ideas,ilysterla, General
limulemneos and Sleeplessness at highb•
Atemice ot Muscular Mimi, Loss of Appetita.
Dyspepsia, Einaciationi. Low Spirits, Disorganise:
non or Paralysis of the Orgaus of Generation. FoIPI.
tattoo of the Bean, and yin fact all the a:neonate:lts
of a uctsoua I.lldAbilitltoti state of the system.
To insure tho genuine. rid this out. nak for
lielmbokra Take no oilier. Cores guaranteed. -
hee advert is , .tnent In anoth or eoth s p o
.
71.101 V LOST!
11/TOBEDI—Jurt Paniii.tal., he a Beefed
Price nix ,
A Lecture on thalietpre, fa:anneal and Bray
Core o. epernaelorrlano dr &mien] IV-tab:Law Mull.
Lunacy Butiesielni.Bnma Debility, and lm to Barris:4,i generally, tierronenesa, ConstnpUen.
Epllepey elan Flt /lentil nod Inaspanity,,
retuning from biLlf.A bone, etc. toirL J. COL.'
E UWE LL, M. D., Author of the "Green Book," to.
"A 8008 TOTILOCSANDSOYSUFFEBERS,"
:tent under nal, in a pain envelope, to any valareae,
pottlai,l,On receipt of nio cents, or too ppit.g.
e Lamps.Cll. J. O.'ELINS..
. _
L• 7 Broadway e,
*r ou-sfetce Bor 45585.
Mig=l
...EVELANE
....1
AN
PITTSBURGH AND
WHENLItiG ILtELBOAD4.I'--:7
—S 0 51,51 B R A BRANUEMENT..-On and after '
MON DA I,lllity sth, 15:2 Trains will have the Depot
of the Pe:melts . ..nen ImProad, in' Pittsburgh , as
follow.: • ,
Pili, , Urg A. , Catmints and Ciceithati Short. Laryi .4.
Strabeneilie.
bear. Pittsburgh --.....-.. 1:00 a. M. 1240 p. m.
nv
do Steubeille_ ..... ....... 4:00...• 4700 " '
.do . 'Newark......... ..... L... 9:50 w : 10:15 r• do C010mb0.._._.._..:... "
11:10 ; ' 11145 e'
Clod
AiTivee Cinnati.-.......L. 4,..53 . p', 6, 1
6;40 a. m.
I
do St. Loins ....-.......1.. 7:2-0 - a! m. . 6:19p. to. ,
No change of can between 1 : 1 ttab urgh and Cluei ron a t . 1
Splendid Sleeping Can attached to all Night Trains.
Ping/urea and, , L ifbeedisig Mae,
Loaves Pituburglit'lB.o a. tn.l 6:10 a. ny:112:50 p. m.
do WellsvilleT 3:00 " I. 814 " 1 8:05
do Sten betv'el COO " I 9A 6 .
~I taki "
de Wheeling. 4:54 •• 10:T3 " 445 e
Arrive. Bell:dr.._ 5:05 . ließl " 1405 "
Connecting at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohlo
Railroad, and at Bellalr with Central Ohio Railroad
for Zama - vine, Lancaster, Circleville, Columbus, Cin
cinnati• Indianapo li s, St. L• 01113, and points West,
. .
Pidaborgb end aereiond Lisa,
Luny. Pittsburgh:._.:....,... LOU a. in. 1.4.53 p. m.
do Wellsville ..._ ......... :- 4:25 " 3:00
do Bayard 6:10 •• 4:14
do Allianw ' .6:43 . 4:40 .
do Huds onB:oo •, :5: .. Arrives Cleveland.....-.... ....... I 9:15 " 6:30 .
Connecting's,: Bayard vviths.Tosearawas branch for
New Philadelphia and Canal Dover; at Alliance with
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad:al
Hudson with Cleveboad, Zanesville' and Cincinnati B.
R. for Akron, Cuyahoga Falls and Milleraburgi and
at Cleveland with 11 A. E. R. B. for Brie, Dunkirk
and Buffed° with o.h T. R. R. for Toledo, Detruß
and Chicago, and the North-west.
Wellsville Accommodation leaven ist 400 pi. m.
Returning train. Arli re at •.I:2a L. .., , 9 15 a. m.,
0 /.
:25 and ...06 p. in.
Through Tickets to all prominent points to the
Wud or Bouth.wmt, North or North-watt, coo be
procured nt the .Liberty Street Depot, Pittsburgh.
JOHN STEIVAB.T, Ticket Agent.
For further Information, apPly to
WILLIAM STEWART, Agent, :
At the Company'. Office in
in Freight Station, Penn M.
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EII E E R N T FOB ta t
THE PENNS - • mem ,- •
VANLACRYITRAL RAILitoAD. EIGHT DAILY
TRAINS. On and alter MONDAY, Illessth:
The SLAIL TltA/N 10001 Pttreborglini om the
Passenger depot,'at the Inte r section of Liberty and
Grant atreets, Mary Morning (except Sunday . ) at 2:50
a. m., stopping at all ,the principal Stations between
Pittsbnrgb and Philadelphia, and making direct cans
:methane at Harrisburg for Baltimore and Waal:di:iv
ton, and fur New Tork via Allentown route.
The .EXPRESS TRAIN leave. the aboternainied •
station daily at 3:50 p. m., stopping only at 'prin
Opal stations, making dlrectigonnectken ere Hants
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burg for Baltimore, Waal:Menu and New Toth via
A lien town. --
The FAST LLNE lames the above rianticiStation
daily (Sundays excepted): dt 820 P. m.; topping.
011) , at principal stations, and connecting at
Ling for Dahlman. and Washington.
LOCAL FREIHHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car
attached, leaves the Passenger Station army merit
ing, (Sandals excepted,) at
.6:30 a: m., running as
for as Conemmgh and stopping at all Mationa. •
ACCOIIIIODATptt TRAIN..
1000
The Johnso Johnstown A 100121.19 ;4011 Ta l e 1 dilly,
(except Sunday) at 2:45 p. stopping at all atm:Sone
and naming as far ea ConomLgh.
first Accommodation Train for WaWaStlitlah /Mr*
daily (except Sunday) at 0:40 mi. tn.
Second Accommodation Train - bar Station
harm daily (except Sunday) it II:00 al ma.
Third ACcommodation Train for Station
leaven daily (except Sunday) ei 1:00 p. m.
Fourth Acconuntilatlon Tr In for Stange •
lames daily (e_ampt Sunday) et 6:15,p. tn.
Returning 'Manx arrive IP/0310rgD SII110.10111:
Expremi 12,25 p. m . ; Nall, 11(15 p. tn.; goat Line,
12 35 a. m.; Johnstown AccoraMatation,lo:6s a. Ye, •
First Ware Station Acconantedation,6:3ll a. en. • Sac:
and Station Acoommodation,ll:3s a. rat Third '
Waite Station Aocommodatiee, 1,05. p. tn.: Fourth
Will's Station Accommodation, sac p. m.
LTmitis fromlllainrillo and Indianaeonnect at 1111037.
vile Latersection with Johnstown Accommodation •
List and Wee; Mamma and ALOI Wait. -
The public will And it growl, to their Interest, tri
• going E ast or Wye, to travel by the Pennaylsmata
Genteel Railroad, riche accommodatinnit nowottend
cannot on asp otharronte. The Road lit
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:ballasted with stone, and is entirely tree from dust: •
We 00, prOSlllolsalety. speed and comfort Mall wise
may favor this Road with Mehl maro o n . sae.
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`To New York -.lrts PAHA.
olTo 1ia1tha0ra..........ga 60
To Philadelphia..., 10 - 60 To Lineaiter.... ... 6.5 .
To. Haniaborg 45 I
checked to all Sta.:Mins on the Penraylva.
ni,l.V,‘'ge Railroad, 00 CO Phllatelphla, Baltimore
and limy Yet;'."
Passengers purchasing. tickets' in cars will., be
charged an exams, according tal distance traenkai,
In
addition to the station rates, tempt from amain a
whore the Company has no - Agent.
NOTICE.—In awe of L:01, the Cpmpany will bolt
thermelvea neryonaihin for porno-nal.hagoege
and for an amount not exceeding SlOO.
N. .13.—An4 Oranibua Line has been mnployed to
money passengers and Iluaggsge to and from the De ,
pot„, at a charge not to esmerl 25 cent: for each pas. •
,eager and baggage. For tickeni. apply in • •• •
3. STEW Alit Agent,
At the Peunaylvania Central iltallSomi Peasenger .
Station. on Liberty and Grantstreota: -
1.3 Cou'LSnparintonqent, Altoona;
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SaTEAM W EtaiL Y iShT I/ Elibiak t
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10 fi SW YOUR 2,2i1Y LIVIZIPOOL, WO. _
lag axal embarking Peeeougera it QUM/b
(Ireland.) The Liverpool , New York and.Pkiladel-
plink Steamship Company intend daspatcbing: their .- , ?
NS powered Clyde-built Iron ltoamehips se MIMIC .• . I
EDINtaIiCGII.-. ~,...-...-..j.Saturdayi I
Mar%
CITY ;OF lIALTISIOII.—N ... 48aturday, lbw 81.:!
IiANGAIIOO...----...:.-.............haturday; Juno 7. • i
un every Saturday, ar inum, Crum Pier 44, North % .-
rO •er.
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. HATES Or rAMAr.. .
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ft ItST CABIN-. —575,0C05TEKNAC111.....1 l'
do to London-- $O,OO do io London.... .33,b0 '
do to rat,...._,, as,uu it. to NAV ••;.-4! 3 4 (0 •
do to Hamburg.. b 6.00 do iv Hamarg...136.1.-0
LONDON EXHIBITION: Denim tickets,lhoi t . ,
don and back.
Th i ne
Podecogore also fonviirirai . to Minn, Bremen, Hot.
ti . rdaroz.intworli, dc., at equally teleran:a. ..
SHlrrenions wishing to bring out their friends can ,
Loy tickets hero at the following rates to New York: I
From Liverpool or Queenstoku; I,t Onbin, Ilk ligg ~ • ,
and Sink lineorage from LlserpOol NOM. ?rum
Queenstown SAM
Those nteamers ham supemor aor.4ll;n:OO4l4ltic isi. - - ' 1
reweengers, and 'curry- exporitnind Surgeons, - They'
are built In Watir-tight Iron SOttione.,•aind,kissi7T
Patent Fire - Annibilatora on board. -- i _ ~. L '. , _.
ilid - Paniarionint TOIL .L0110rX...-2, ortkr of at few. -."..,' • .
recall of State, nil passengers isasiali CO. UMW aisci.,_:'''' . ' ...,
are required to preowe . Powpory before going ljns 64,1 1 1, - -:. , -
Hs Slasane-.
k JOHN 0. - DALE, Agekt -." . • • .
. . IJS Droodstky. New 'Yoh.'. ''. - '
JOHN THOMPSON, Aleut. L .• -, • L
No. 410 Liberty str.ier, Pitlist. .. ~., . •,!1. ;
it“ 141)
FOR SA, LP., GEOWGT'S AliP)1111011. FAUST .
GRAIN' FAN A.Np SEPARATOR,
Pateutod Jancutr, 10, 1001. ,• • • -
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Tha maperioriti of thin FAN oier i kiethenb tor
colutiout in its chairmen, and • darabilitl.
Second, to ckaniog Grain fitter, linter end,. more
thoronilhlY, with hen labor, Wan shy other WEL ,
The Patentee of theabdte-Van has been. lowg OS.
gaged MU tdocurrink and lierG o V ) l/Irkoltard /DP .
pimento, and convinced of the great. want of a good
Fin ter cloning the Winnow kinds of. Grain and
Sued', pnoeute this to the public, with full confidence
that it will weer their wane. • •-•
The ondorstood, haring porchsoed the Jolorlight.
to minas:tare and sett the ahoy". Oran Yin and-
Separator in Wenent -Pciinaylvanle/ Weeterri . Vir
ginia. and ail-Ohio, and the right to Indhina
g nu prepared to eiTall order; whole.
into or redid!, at 310 Libeny /divot, Pittabarg4, ra.
WV. uvtlT W_ W. IIVALLAOII..
NOtaa3ll4J tier
x... 4 L5O bogs prime Rio Corea;
-100 balf abeota Oolong Tea; .1
76 • Young lipaon Tea;
90 boxed Young Hylton and Imp
50 khda. Cuba Sagan-
Porto Rico Sugar;
125 bbl.. extra Gold,* Spay;
GO IS Hooey tt
35 A. Gmeero'
50 0 eheleo klacluriel;
75 half MAL
30 bbla Herring;
2,00014. Codfish: „
'95 beam Scakd Horrlng;
60 Go and Tobacco;
100 dtmen'Cont Brobaix; • .`
250 kega
Nail, all !dun, •
.6 boxes batter. • • .
/15 got* alit pr tali' by Aarg
LIA. s. fin
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