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A r-t -4 ' '?;;"?' , 7: 7 '':',;l.-:j ..;.; c": 1 4-'1r..0 ' i4..::11'‘4';.1 ~:;I:',' '.' tl' ,I: 4. , i ' ',',4 l +. : .. -. . c .:,,,i5,4. T...;--;::•,-,•:::,;:.,.,;• c=i,i.•,, p• j;::::>,:r :', • . •, -;',. : :::Ttl • ,dig „ .4% .• :,.. 1 •:- .1 ` , ' ~* '',. Z!,..,', 7,- , :;`,. :! , 1 r . • ''' . ' • ;-. , MEE =EI ~~ f ~ i.. :~~r.. ~ • 4' ili. .' ; . . ... q;x . r-~. THE ,F,STAI - 3LI.SIiED IN 1786 60jrith*S 1 /0•4 4 , ife• 001.9.11, WORK 14 COMPANY, or, ; EENNBYLVARLS.. .01lice,, Bt. Clair • Roust, near she Bridge. Bay and sell CARBON OILS on' commission—he-ash or tuns_ CRUDE 0 ELS, of all de .= stsiptlons, vatted. Address 3. WEAVER, Jo., Secretory and Treasurer. ' milOeru EVE=2 S. LIGGETT do CO., (sccessors to _ ty • Ika d Liggett,) SLAMS TACT,I4 A D COXIIIIM sloar I,Eracismo3, for the tali Onetw, - 10sEasi CHEESE, PRODUCE, Le., Fos. 75' Water and 92 Front atmets, Plttabdrich, Pt. t 076 awn kraKELVY & GREGG, Gmraa, Pm .lout. =Os coal's/nos ificacasu-re for PIOUS, GRALWEIAOON, sr., No. :61 Litrerty garbed, NW. - barrh,Pa. . ASDIULW IMAMS UNBARS. 'MAC/MOWN LLNUART, FLotra. .131, AID °LUX FACTORS, FILODOCZ AiD COXXIISIOX Mummers, for the WA of Flour, Grain, Pork, Eta,' con, Lard, Butter, :Eggs, Cherie, Beans, Tailor, (Hesse, Feathers, Potatoes, Pot and Pearl Ashes, Sakerates, LIDSCOI and Lard Oils, Driod and Green vrulta, Timothy, Clover, Ylai and Grasubeedi. 'Josh teletu — i - Ccee nude on Conalitumenta... , • 6 •ly No. Mart at;, PittabUrsli. vtir K. U4.N F 1 M. , Comm- PON AND iNIUMAIISIXO IttLICRANT'IIId .hole ,ale denier. In WESTERN ...RENERTE CHEESE, „ 'RIITTER;..LARD; PORN;BADON;FLOUIL-PISII, POT AND PEARL ASHEN, SALERATUS, LIN DEED AN .LARD • °flak- DRIED FRUIT and ' Produce .generaLly, Nos : -141 and 143 Erma strnot, iltutnirgh. ....._ . __ (lULP & SHEPARD, CommissioN MEN -. ‘,/ custom and ,tatters In FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE, No. '243 Liberty Erect, Pittaburqb, PA. • Choice brands of Stour for Dakers and Fatuity use constantly on hand. Particular attention paid to filling ordeim for Merchandlro generally. ecticdly F OWIYISSIONVAN I.IOKLYEIt, PRODUCEAND Mviciu.sr. dealer In FLOUR, BUT- TER, BROOMS, REEDS, LARD, CHEESE, PORE, AND !TREED FRCHTS and P.o.ltroe gen. endly. Liberalcastiadvosali made on =alignments. Warstionse, Do. ILL`Secodd street, Pitt.bur h. 3 's (IVA oayres.Diso Am) • U Ilitieitmit, ter Use gale of FLOUR, .011 ALE, 'BACON, LARD,. BUTTER, •EOGS, and Westersr,Prailice 44enarally, No. 10 MITLIFIELD STREET, esiner of Sim, Pittsburgh, Pa. • : FEFOrdsra and ceredgunisute solicited. 3.22:1yd AAAIES A. .I , 'ETZER, leoa.w.ucDuio. AND tr.:e,omitstiobi for the sale of FLOUIt, GRAIN, BACON, LARD, D TTEII, SEEDS, IiBIED Tatar, and Prodnoe generally, No. 16 Marl4et et., corner of First, Pittsburgh. os3Aly. • 1V,1101102L14L4 • QUIO.SLAK_ER LANG Comfivuorr ldracastrrs aid wholesale dealers in GROCE RIES, FLOUR,. GRAIN, PRODUCE, de., :SW.) Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Ps. rieLS:dly _ -, LA Uliblitsi IikaDDLE, successor to J no. • 11. IrGill & Son, No. AB3 Ltberty atom., Pitts burgh,. GENERAL PRODUCE,GROCERY AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. . . Consignments respsetintly solicited. fe2Mdly V.. WU= WRITS„ WHITE BROTHERS, FOR.WAP.DING AND CONYIJSIOX *Zdtactiazits and dollen in PROVDRONS AND PRODUCE GENERALLY, No. ,285.Liliorty 'One, Pittsburgh, -• • my 27 A .-SUHUYEIL, CA) ',CM, dealer in CRUDE AND ItILYLNED'OARBON OILS, GLASS, IRON, NAILS, ctn., Na. IPS Liberty mhZl:dl,l 1117.141.11 . BILASS, t Par .._ . 1 DAVID 11:CANDLZES, • ni-I. COMN4 Special Partner. MEA-N8 COFFIN_ successors to me...e Co., WHOLESALE GEO . ;OEMS, comer of Wood end Rater streets, Pittsburgh, Penn's. Jydidly T - 711.7.V01GM. - CO.,igio - iicissor-tO L. G .1.4 Graff, PEW:O3CE AND COMMISSION SIZE i3EANrS,-2171.3bettyitreet., P.Wiliargh, Pi. Rib. Jour 1: novas. TOIKK L HtFQSE'it CO.,Waoi tt Gaixfsne Alen Carilaismoir Itlsawnen, corner of Etrilthßold aid "%lair streets, Pltrebrolah Ps. l l 7 . 'l4liAts Giwerassaxu Coluilik;pir_limiciarts, ItlVit'oodttreet, Pittsburrgb. "" .. 11324LPAT111CK..2.X. B. 8R014'11..-.11. POWNAEXEMPATIZIGES,'Woora :AO Bens.. Gannet. and - dealer.. in FLOUR AND HEEDS, Nee, 101 and 103.74berty street, Pittelsingli. •-• SOS, -- Cosnals. , Mr.= Aims fur Ilse ealn MIME AND CARBON 0 LtS; friend 70 Water street, ---_ll.--Adynneenatade consiginnente, • ,•• UG p r Ql2lON,TOMl'llY,'TDEk.ta.ukr Puns • r - ,DHUGS • OlirAttlikti,'Pßl3FUlVEß.ll, GOOTIS: HIIILNINGBLDID, OILS, rait tc.:. of eriCtly , prime quid baba-mixt. immet priMei, Garner Smith- Zed lartiarth Orteti, Pittabarei, . boon. .; wisw , FAIiisiESTOOK •- AsitsDaroatax and Ifinufactruar of MUTE TLEAD ASII LITUASGE; nornor of Wood ainflfront L• I ofic; aou.s.eas ihratss .xvIttG.S..PAINTS, OILS, VAILNISIIES AND :DYN STUFF S, LIO. ;oft Liberty street,.llttabargh. All orders:will receive, romp; atteAtios_ , ORODAL Hrrria. ER,, WitozauLD Aart• JJ - ,Dscooars. corner of Libentiluiti - Bt. - Mai strati, Pittsburgh. . „. ..KEYSKB,. DICIIGOIr - 17 ln n.ile Wood* alt lita nnet, h. earner X.N . S*I eitFat and indibtirg L. . - ',; - i•,•-•;.4r•A'jtoie.iet•r : s.: . - (late:of' Fayetto . county, .Ps.;) Arrossrrote. . PLTSSBURGH, Ogles—S. E..eorner Poirth 'and Giant. stftets. pak-i.* - .7-Atuturs. ttki - - Arroßsgr ',Set's.: °irks, acoi.4 Aoki Stuirs - ti - ti'lluiems ixo. No. '93•Dansond street. ' , WllLiteeein sushi settlement, securing and colloa tion:of debts, bounties, tr.-, in Wastitation, Muria of Columbia to:42:6nm . JO CI. C111.114.2114C14........:.-..-.-...........1.11011 SILILLI(A, TZaRKPATE4CK & MELLON, Ai ras= ■ssaai_Law• Na.,13.1 fault itreet, 0.0110E4 shove Smithttald..Pittabnrgh,.Pa: myl7:4lEf I • OMAS Atrosanor 'am tklomsr.aZi Air law. prpcs, , -,No; 150 Imitti street, Winer of &err, sylky r rittabargh, Pa- • • erill:davrlyT . • Pktilt • : orriOr, con street, adjoiniag onfakot I !Alva( Pittabatah, Ps. ' je2o:dly . 64111. r • lerrirsawr 'I.NII Coco m= AT Law; has retoorocl to 11:1112 , 714 BUILISIIIOB, No.-12; Dlottiond - 'treat, o door to M. Pet& o Church. - m 711417 ' 16(;ki() zt:;' - Arnm, AT Law, 1: - • -N0.130 - rotattr re , ;' f.-Pco'aimeStitidk.g4 ~..n~a~vc.~. 11112Cµ12 1 1 0111 ..... .sjjr,“ EECtI.l"HUTCllll.4SON;Coxinssiort _ isinFonitanntso lllzacnarrrs, dealers In WEST:, Z11.1"1313=9Z - CHISESECI72OIII 2 ,"r/S ll , - . 134 - C,02.1;• BUTTER,' "LINSEED POTS -AMY. ,PE&B.L 6/311E8, SEEDS. Gltd.l.Vi-DBIED riturr and Prodnee generally: -Best brands Family,. Pinar. Adetnyeast..hand:. Agent - fat • the yea of , lhathaini A. .oelebrated .Patented Paul Srdareb.-C3la. ne -Second and 14531 rat stn, hetneen-Wood and Saab. , tteldaittahurgh Nal a Al . tiG. 1 ` • 01.16. E.-1 EN• V" FLOOLLIZIS; Forwardlat addr:Saartalzslon , .ahant,and dealer In - - 11118Ed.F, •BUTTLB; LAKE 71.811:and Produce Wood greet; .adrairellYster, PlitelnaraiL , • . m y= ; ! Oth7A.LII94"EI 00.. rklE. .../ inarsilltdealars in PROVHIONS - coruer of Mar. ket end Front stinets, _ , Ja6:dly -•—• ---• -.:-IdrSIIR.IXCE 4CE.117(14..) r=l:l3 - 13. E.1.1.nc AGENT TGE , IP FILIMILWA , . PIILLAXG:LTIMg LSD ETUANCIC pi- T WILLEM GOEPANILS, North-eakt comer Wbol aii4l' Third, reels. ' A A. 1 : . 119:4 -- . -4 2 1 .0 State of -Yenttrytrants end Hertford In of ittnee Companies, 87 Water street. -' tessessmeo ,Q n ; I ; :bscarrniir .Cinziars CogrAsir, corner Market 'and' Wstoi tree • : • • GORDON, ISECIREWIT mass . Isargizas CoX Nati. 92 Water • tteet. • !--SSCUETARY ALVEGMSNY • ••••=••3cr 00x ma, 37 ltifth stmt. • ...DRY,'; GOODS. toss irk 11011....JiginG W. 461M-..IIAVLD Jewry • .•(.144 Wassr, Pow 4000 _ ' rroirasks TODXIOII ADr Dolllo'llo. DIV( GOODS +Go. Cri- , -Wizod'itreet, third bouso - abovo Diamond - Pittiburah. • . • splOrdtf kl BUlitailelELly, 44400388 - or_ to fl Aircbllald - tt I,s24lcliolciale ia4,lletail per, irr:,6I•APLB tal9D-SANO DUN IIKaaDS,-15jarth7 harroraer of :Fourth' tad Market wereetat fry- t/ QoI. BAKKIM de CO„ DabIMMIX OW m, Aro. Ea Hulot street, betw*, Thini wad V' -1, 1b° 2 1 D.Y 1rvv1:18.11W1 "I" IW/t 11at strost, pinoujirik• - - , • QRRIVER k LAZEAR, WHOLW:LE GROOM; COMMISSION Mr.IICHANTS !!==Ul • Not. 27 and 29 Smithfield Street, Corner Flecon.d, ler - .1 PITTSBUIIGTI, PA. Wl.siaxpArai ex lArm. IL KIRKPATEICK & CO., WrioLicadt Onociese, CONMINNUON litsetuarre LND Dr...LUX IN 0013NTIT PRODUCI, No. 2 Liberty street, Pitieburub, Pa. z a. 7 urn; Tauilms. LITTLLITTLE & TRIMBLE, ViraoLiaaa E eau Commas' ritriclikl - ra. dealen •In PRODUCE,•PLOUR, BACON, CHEESE, FISII, CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON, NAILS,GLABS, COTTON YARNB, and Pittsburgh ' rasuutactozo • •neraitY.l/2 Becodd street:Pl ttsbur • h. °MICAS AitOCICILLE; LR111183131. It4aDONALIY& ARBUCKLR, WnoLs- ILL sacs Gaoczna, Pennons Ann CO/Mil/410N Man- Cnsara, Jobbers in N. 0. SUGARS and MOLASSES, REFINED SUGARS._and SYRUPS, FLOUR, BA CON, RICE, CHEESE, SEEDS, Ac., No. VG Liberty street, Pittsbu h. P. asaussii S. B. stanza WIC D. Lerman- EYUER BROTHERS, suoceoson n I.III to Reymer & Anderson, Wheless& dealers in FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS AN-D SPICES, CON - FECTIONERY, SUGARS, FIRE WORKS, So., Nod. 126 and IRS Wood StrEet, abort, Fifth, Pittsburgh, Jy.abdly GLOWS 11.- near5......._...... MVSZUSA. USSID& M.ETZGAR, , GEOCIERS AND COMMISSION Illsacussrrs, and dealers In all Gins of 'Worms Psonocr. Ass Yrrrasirstou Warw. rAcrorams, No. 249 Liberty street, opposito heed of Wood street, Pittsburgh, Ps. op3:1 ROM 1141111803 11.1M111VON. RR ROBISON & CO., WHoLFRAI.F. OR°. cria, 0011ELNIIPS Itinamura and dealers In all lunds of raoymoNs..PRODUCIE; and Pitts burgh inanuLtctures, No. 255 'Liberty' street, Pitts burgh. to 2 jA. iMOEAUH, HOLESALE GROCER, • Coxximos DlEsicaure and dealer iu FL01711., GRAIN, PRODUCE. AND PRRYISIUNS, No. 270 Liberty street, opposite Lliad, Pit - tab.:lrak, P. Lios - Liberal adviwcoe wade on consignment. mul:i:lyx '1 ii 'S Wacußq.i.s IJRALsa i*1.1.11.001:1UES, MAIL LA ROPE, OAKUM, of ES, PI.TCII. ankritia buret ruanufutured art idea, Nu. 141 Water etreuti aboillthoildanougakelit Bridge, Pa. .211:11r poBERT DALZELL & CO., WlioLu i.lu SALL. GROOMS, C 911111.1.4 FORW•IILINGI MT./L(1141M, ill3d &ultra it PUODUcE ttd Pita burgh monaufactures, Pittstrorghl EliNera LAMBERT W SHIPTQN, HOLESALE _Li Gnocchi, Parma DrALsts save COMILIMON ZdAncsA.sra, No. 6 Sixth stmt., Pitt.burgh, I's. aolily .•; & WILSON, Wao',wax GRO. Crl33, COlOlll5lOll WitllCEAUrrit, and dealer. to Produce and Pittsburgh manuactarn., No. 1..58 Idb ,ert7 Plttabatah. u 2 SAIAH DICKEY CO, WHOLESALE Gnocans, C01.131115510X 31cncneh - n, and &diem in Water stroet, and 6.5 Front street, Pittsburgh. ....JOHN S. SILW0)1111. S. DILWORTH & CO.' Wiaocratku V . Gaoczna, Noe. 130 and 132 Second Weed, noon l'lttabur b. nol 101 i FLOYD / CO., WaoLssels GRo t.? mu AND Commalox MI/0L1L.15, No. 172'Wood and 228 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Jen Wit LIAM. BAGALEY, WHO ..‘4 , Tt Gaocsa, Noe. 111 and 3J Wood erect, Pitts burgh, P. i in34:dtf A LEXANDER KL - Nq, WHOLESALE Gitocrs, lmt orter of t1oo.• Aou, No. 373 Liberty etreet. Pittzbargh, intiG D ANIEL BENNETT t SON MANU. ?ACTIUM. or WRITE STONE CHINA AND C.R.E.1.31 COLWIED WARE. Zgrur.ricz aND Wacznat..c A 7 No. 74 F..r 77, Snurr, Prrtsnolgan,l".. mhltnlyasx X•OLLST0811 .J. =rim e. easy. ATACIONTOSII, HEILPHILL .t CO., tut_ corner Pike .d O'Hara streete, near the City Water Woke, Pittsburgh, P., Manufacturers of MACKINTOSH AND 11E1IPAILL'S IMPROVED PATENT OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES AND SLIDE VALVES, of all slum and best style. Haring put up machinery of large rapacity and of the best quality, we are prepared to do heavy Job bing, and solicit work in this trusting that by promptness, and the character of our work, to merit publid patronage. We invite' special 'attention tO oat BALANCED VALVE OSCILLATING ENGINES, aro combining' adranta„,,e &toren/me unattained in ads class of Engines , . . • JaaEr.lyd 'THOMAS AND DtALIEL IN ALL liana Or dOPPER.-DIS TILLED PURE RYE. WHISKY and F-ANLILY VINEGAR, N. 169, 111, VIS and Itrs First street, between Smithfield and Grant streets, Pittsburgh. 68• Private fundlicited. - pric; pod for ittk:, •' Par (hi an . drjitil other pobsmons ingredients carefully extracted, 11, a process new and improved. ocl2 JOSEPH ie SUPERIOR STEAM ENIIINES, MACHINERY. &c. 15:tf L b.e. V EitANCE,, No. .50 WATS& IST., A 7.. Pittsburgh, reanufactnrorof BOILER RIVETS, W ROLTGLITSPI HES, COILISON AND RAILROAD, of .747 description. , , gar Particularahed or ohnpvl SPIRES and RM. SC C', ;Argo or .11411,JA.,, to tii - dor .4 .horsuoLia• - -A trod A . A.ilinwit'eboatiurtly - on h./.. mriPila. J. 1. KYLIM....—r. GOJCPB[I../.. EXCELSIOR GLASS WORKS.— ,W°isz, PLUNKETT & 00., GhBS 5 atiNUF.C. WWI& • Wareham*, No. 1.2, Wood coroor otirinit,Pittaba. Pa. , / oeStlyd WELLS, KIDD & CV., ,\a 21 IV Libegiy strcet oppoalt• ;Sixth, Pitteburgh, manufacturer. of WHIPS, LASHES' AND BW-ITOII. Ed, and WORK, aver,' description of LIL EATER BRAIDED Onions witched from the trade and goods prouipt• ly shipped as per instruction.: fenoliorlyi DE.rriszu.r. rpEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT A. PAIN, BY UM .UNE OW AN APWAILATUS YaLESERYNO DIIIKIStraGALVANIGBATTEBY AIM MD. Medical gentlemen and their Wallin have 'had their teeth extrac'tod . by my proodem, and are ready to testify se to the safety and palniesenese of the opera tion—whatever ham been Lehi by perecem interested is deserting the contrary, having do knoaledgaut. my itIiTTETOILL TEETII loaerted h every style and charges very low; worranta4 to all eases to bn o the boat tuatorlaL . JOSEPH AD.A..M.S r Darrurr, Connelly's 13nlildlug,"oorreraf lllamand and Grant strects, Pittsburgh. " Ilarnararcra—Dr. 6. kl. Pollock, Dr. Haßock, Thiodgre Rabbi:a!, RumenErr:lt. mi&dly KAY & CO, BOOKBELLERB AND:STA TIONXIte, No. 66 Wood meet, next door to the corner or. Thlrd, Pittsburgh, SCHOOL and LAWBOOKBconsiantlron hatid. • • 0 ! '0 • - It STLTION AU, Dwa" i - Bbot Itrobricionzift, ainifJos Ptutm, No: LT Wood fitted, •Pittsbqrgh. 6i:10 14 . , ' AND STA . Tursii, 71r1r6atifiti.64;e4,,Ato Buildings: JuSEPII 110107 E, Dthas 1N Tsim grace, MISILOIDLZIMI /Ad $2ll.lilV GooDdir N. 77 Market Itersot, Pittsburgh. 406 LIATONf 11114141114 R W., DRALXI39I2I . .LI EN anowkiiict;Traits mos, Norma, ete, - Roi. 17 spd_LS TEO rim; Pltlsburglt. spl6 - Rsam .ESTaTJE acce.rTs. 1011,LIA.Di WARD,. Dealsitt-D,Rox- Jason, Norm, Bohm. Ne rroaaca, mod a se pod Me for money. Perm= can' procure LOANS through my agency ort rearomble terms. • , • 1 ThoPO friskanS to Omit -rhela mon ey to good ad iiiiiage, cal Alwaya Mid Ontand monad clam paver it Igo rams, for .aale.• .. • .. • i . - AG COMMUlalcatloni and interim,* elderly coati. dental.. Office, Grant "eat, .oppotite St. Paul's _TAMES :31; ItAIRS.' late assistant to tr en.rles Bartionger, prepare. EXPLICIT DRAW INGS AND SPECIFICATIONS - for eD kinds of Dnildlnip . „2":4 a gerintensie U* erection on mum am tarts.. - • -•,-• ••• • • • Office on Andensm 'treat,- between Lenco ck And Robinson streesi Ailegbon . .12 11EAltet--Tialgre, Barbers' and Tin nen' fat ulo try i DOWN * =ME DAILY AND COMMERCIAL JOURNAL. GROCERS. ,v.i.IruFaCTURERS Corner of Pint 11.1 potty otroots PITTSBURGH, Pa., X./.317TACT1:111.21. 01 E. OUDRY, Dx.nruer, 134 Smithfield et BOOKSELLERS, 4c. I.l7.llllArGli, trc. JURCHITECrUndL. . 1,. PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 27, 1862. JrE yr BOOKS,. OOKS 1 BOOKS I II Medical Uses of Electricity--Carrcht; Recreations of a Country Parson; QIIII6/12 of Society; Spare Hours, by J. Brown, M. D Men, Women and Books, by L. /int; Titcomb's Books; A'Good Fight, by C. Reads; Personal History of Lord. Bacon; Life of Sir Philip Sidney:. Soup in Many Keys-0, W. Holmes, reams, by Rose'ren7; Liberty And Slavery—Bledsoe; I Lectures on Apocelypee—Ratler; Life and Pommies of noughts; Risto y of all Religions, etc., etc. mbi J. L. READ, 78 Fotirth street FiltikthiS AEA , liOlati.-13116, CITY OF THE SAINTS, and Across the Rocky Moon. tat. to California. ,By Richard F. Bol3o[l, author of Lake Regions ol Africa. MILLON REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT. THE LAST C,IF THE MOISTIMERN. A story in Too Voices, by the author of. argaxeldaitland. Just nmelytil and for sale by myl2 R.B DAVIS, 89 Wood wt. 0 ORTON'S liYOLOYEDIA OF WIT 111 AND HUMOR, containing cholae and dam *origin •elections from the writings of the moit em- inent humorists of 'America, Ireland, Hcatland and England; illustrated with twenty-foul portraits on steel and asverai hundred wood engravings. Edited by William E. Burton. In I vols. myl2 KAY A 00., 05 Wood at.. BA tt T Lh TTS DICTIONARY OF AMEILICANISMS—A gloisattry of 'Nor& and plaraeLo. uatadly regarded aa paculleu to America. 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ITTSBURGH Vittsburgh 6azettrt. S. RIDDLE & CO., EDITORS AND PROPRIETOBB, Publication Office No. 84 Fifth 4treet. MORNI27O AND EVENING EDITIONS, DAILY., OONTAININO THE LATEST NEWS UP TO THE HOUR OF PUDLIOATION. •Mousse .pDITION-611 per SOMMI.irk lobrooro, or 12 anus per work from carrier... Samna Earriox-43 per annum In advance, or e tents per week from carrier.. WIILEIN 'Emma—Single copies, JR pet annum; Five or more, 81,15; Tea or upwards, $1 per annum, invstiablisin advance. ADVERTISING AT REASONABLE RATES TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 27 LETTER FROM M'OLELLAN'S ARMY. Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gazette, CAMP IN THE FIELD, 1 ?Kent County, Va., May 18, 1882. Tho expression "AU quiet along the Poto mac," which as often found its way into the public prints during our stay in Washington, is, as far as any great or important movement is concerned, equally applicable to the army on the Peninsula, and therefore I Say, "All quiet on the Peninsula." But the came man tar mind that was 'carrying out great plane while the mass of his troops were lying inert at Washington, is at our head now, and not withstanding the caviling. and sneers Of would-be Generale, pursues the even tenor of his way, and works out his plane as quietly as if he was giving his orders from his race at the capital. Troops are moved so quietly that no one misses them till they are gone. One goes to bed at night with a division pe haps in the next floldt—in the morning nothing remains but the marks of the late encampment. Everything, works like Lai chinery, and though we aro daily driving the enemy before us, there la never any thing more than • slight skirmish between the parties. Night before lest we were formed in line about sundown, and marched some seven miles, and yesterday , a boat three miles. What appears strange is that the farther one goes on the Richmond road, the farther that city seems to recede. When toe miles back it was twenty-five miles from our camp, and now it is said to be exact ly twenty-one miles. I have it from high au thority, however, that it is six miles to "Bot tomless Bridge," where we may expect a fight, and fifteen miles from thence to Richmond; so you see we are well advanced do our road. Last night, as we marched up to our present position, everything seemed to augur a fight. fhe artillery was placed in position and un limbered, the brigade was formed in lino along the edge of a piece of woods, and the men ordered to rest without taking off 'our cartridge boxes. All waited anxiously, ex pecting momentarily to be called on to "fall in." Cavalry scouts were sent nut,. but the enemy had "vemoosed," and left see in peace ful possession- From an old negro I learn that the rebels, to the number pf soventy-five thousand, passed here only day-before yester day, closely followed by Mir advance. His master; a tine looking old. gentleman, is one of the very few sensible .farmeri of Virginia; —that is, he has run the risk of being eaten up by the terrible Yankees, and staid at home, to take ears of hie/farm, one of the finest `1 have seen in the country; indeed, az I once before remarked, I am' struck with the im provement visible, as we penetrate the coun ty. Rich kids of wheat and rye are spring ing up in every direction, while the orchards make one long for • freih, riFs, juicy apple or peach. The little white feathery berries that ere long will swell into" tltryspe, luscious peach, are growing apisoe, , edtope' to' eat a liEl?U(p) PRI ON.B, —.Cash" peach yet.. :It is my impression that oar army has ad vanced nearly as far as wo can, without run ning against a verrimriewirobstruction in the ihape of rebel balls and fortifications. ' Short: after our halt, a woman gave me a most lamentable picture of the condition of affairs since the rebel army arrived in this vicinity. She said that the eoldiers were utterly law less, taking whatever they could lay hands on without ever offering remuneration. In many instances whole families were left entirely des acute of any means of subsistence.. They have, it is true, crops in the ground, bat how they are to live while these crops: are coming to perfection is a mystery to me. Two prisoners were brought in during the evening, by a couple of our men on the bunt for something fresh, wherewith to tickle their palates. They had been sick, and were left behind in a house. They say ;that they be longed to the Ilth Georgia regiment, and were pressed into the service on the 17th of March. The poor fellows are heartily sick of a sol dier's life, and ray they will never be caught iu sueh a scrape again. According to their statement the rebel army is in a state of utter demoralisation. They are discouraged, offi cers and men openly expressing the cowrie tion that the Yankees will whip them at last. Whenjmen get worn out, or wore taken sick, the officers treated them with great brutality, telling them to stay behind, for the Yankees would kill - them any way, and It toads no dif ference if they did die. They seemed to be surprised at the number of men we have, and said that they (the enemy) hadn't near as many. The poor fellows were emaciated terri bly, having been sick for some time. General Couch, - after interrogating them, gave them into the hands of the Brigade Surgeon for treatment. Taking the reports of all—soldiers, citizens and negrues—l have come to the conclusion that the rebels consider their cause desperate, and will make no more stands if driven away from Chickahomlny, if oven they stand there. The prisoners mentioned above leem to think that their stand at that place will not amount to much, for they say the troops are "marched to death," and "won't have Much heart to fight when they see how many men youv'e got." One thing is certain—a battle is imminent. It may occur to-day ; it may 000 . 111 . to-morrow 7 but come it will, I venture to - peophosy,within a week. Theanaconda.like folds of the Union army are getting closer and closer, and ere long it will crush the fell spirit of secession in a death-like embrace. It seems that the enemy being surprised by our ad•_ Vance, yesterday morning, iapposied that we' were coming in force, and: drew up in line of battle to receive us, but, finding that we didn't ceme,,they turned and continued their retreat. The very popular by-word, "they say," Is peonliarly current in camp at this time. Thousands of rumors are continually flying from to mouth—" Richmond is occupied, by 'Ranks and McDowell ;" "Oen. Johnson is taken prisoner;" "The rebels have asked for a treaty of peace, offering to return to their allegiance," and the latest is that the "Mon itor and Naugatuck have taken possession of Richmond." Those are a source of great amusement to the boys, and many are"taken la" by, reports that had: their 'origin within the limits of our own camps. have noticed that some of the Pittsburgh paper have published an incorrect list of the killed'and wounded in our regiment. I would say that the list furnished to your paper in my letter of the Bth inst., is entirely correct, and none differing from It Is so. It was com piled from the Adjutant!e,oliciat report, and en ii corrupt in every'partieular. a., Dietoravrir IN Smart:max.—The Cinoimutti Gazelle says: We have private information from a jentle man residing on the Covington and Lexington Railroad, about midway between the two points, that never before have. the secession sympaehisere in that vicinity bean so bold and impudent - se=`sow. Union - some induenecir soon brought dto boar to',eOmpei them to Ytt least an outward decently, thit Union resident's will be exposed to perseencions hardipiiceedl od by those whist" their brethren, in Tennessee and Virginia have been made to stiffer. .Y Y THAT LA ra of the "PAIL ANATOMY AND siarelar of ex- Nediering 144 dugand lbetpuillficalloto, .4:ifso 2 f l:nergy i ' ; Zell, and.thase tirollba, Exec. spiny and bhp am h.* been Theumands, and par Stamp, by OinetoatAlua.. 4lrs York: AT PIVSICItTOELIIii or WO learn from the Nashville Union," a military commiesioc, held toviamine into the destruction, by Morgan and his mon, of the menshandise of J. K. Pl onier, a Union man, assesied tho damages at $1,202 85, to be' oollectid from the: town au thorities' or, failing in that, from the sale of property of oertain 'robot sympathisers. The Mayor and Connell prevailed upon tho Pro, vest 12darsbal_to put olft,he execution of the writ wail thy could soli the Governo r , . . . The Conflict between the Civil and A dispatch from Washington to the New York Tribune gives the following full account of the late excitement there : You will have received the particulars of the conflict between the civil and the military authorities, resulting In the incarceration of two eminent pro-slavery lawyers, a deputy marshal, a jailor, and aeveral sentries, and the release of a poor black woman. The par ticulars of the difficulty are these: General Wadsworth hoe from time to time given passes to fugitive blacks frons"Virginis, showing the bearer to be under military protection. When olaimarits.of fugitives from Maryland began to make application to Marshal Lamon, he promised Gen. Wadsworth not to return any holder of one of these military proteotione without advising him, that he might examine into the merits of the nage and see, whether it came under the ant of Congress of the last ermine, freeing certain eleven of rebels. Col. Lemon, however; returned several bearers of military protections, without ap prising Gen. 'Wadsworth ; and, on being re minded of his promise, sent word in cases too late to enable the Military Governor to in terfere. TERMS: Among those whom Lemon thus returned In disregard of hie agreement, but under the advice, as is understood, of a lawyer, are !sev eral whose services to the Government, in its operatione rgainet the rebellion, have been very valuable, being In one case estimated as . worth to it at lout $lOO,OOO. It seeming necessary to settle the question once for all, General Wadsworth last night instituted proceedings to test the right, taking the case of a woman who was in jail awaiting the order remanding her to her owner. Since the arrests and counter aunts of last night General Wadsworth hos released the Deputy Marshal and jailer, whlf remained in his hands, and hu also examined into the merit of the case of the fugitive black now hold In jail. The oonfliet between the military and civil authorities last night gee* out of the fact, as is generally represented, that a squad of sol diers went to the jail for the purpose of effect ing the release of a colored woman, alleged to be under military proteotion, and who had been sent thither by- virtue of the decision of the Commiesioners under the Fugitive Slave Law. The jailer, Milbtirn, and Deputy Mar shal Phillips refused 'to deliver to them the woman without an sirder from Marshal La won. ' The c.fnsequence was, the military made them prisenere ' together with the 00110- sal for the claimant of the woman, and lodged them in the Capital Guard-house, and remov ed the woman to another part of the city. At a subsequent period, the Marshal himself, ac companied by the Superintendent of Police, Mr. Webb, and one of his sergeants ' repaired to the'jail, and in turn captured and made the two' military guards prisoners. Things than rested until an early hour this morning, when all the parties were released, escorting Depu ty Marshal Phillips and Tallir Milburn. They too will, doubtless, in the 'eutzrso of the day, be set et liberty. EVESING.—AII who were arrested by either side are now released. 11.1avehal Lemon and Military Governor Wadsworth had a long in terview to-day relative to the conflict between them, the former claiming the right to exer cise LI his civil ft:motions in the absence of a declaration of martial law. The questions at issue will have to bo settled by the Executive. This subject has occasioned general comment and some excitement. Whenever Gen. Banks commenced his re treat down the Valley of Virginia, the dis loyalty of the'people showed itself in unmis takable colors. In fact there is no loyal sen timent at the South worth the name. If there is none in the Virginia Valley, among a purely agricultural people, and havinglio in terests in common with the planting Skates, there can be none anywhere. The following is an extract from a letter to the 'New York - World : The retreat of Gen: Banks' column toward Strasburg eatises great rejoicing among the disloyal inhabitants of the valley. Dutibtless there is a perfect jubilee at Harrisonburg, and certainly there will be here when we have left, for the ladles have already baked their pies and prepared their reception far Jackson and Ashby, whom they expect to greet very soon after our departure. What I most regret is the desertion of the Union men—the few that ate hero—who, when our army has gone, having openly avowed their sentiments, win be hunted down and persecuted unmercifully. One with whom I conversed to-day had been hiding himself during all the past nine months, and hitving escaped to within our lines was determined to go with usAben the army should leave. Many must. be left be hind, the victims of the infamous conscrip tion act, which I am told by a deserter ' is working very unfavorably to the Southern cause, and producing a great deal bf dissatis faction among these whose time havingnearly expired, were 'Lisping to go home from the wars and visit their families and friends. Military Authorities The Disloyalty of the People in the Valley of Virginia. The proper way of securing a house for headquarters is now pretty definitely estab lished. Ask permlision to occupy a fswrooms for an officer and hie' staff and the answer is almost invariably either an insulting refusal or a long parade of 'reason why it cannot be dori,s. It ts necessary, therefore, to send some one In advance who puts the ease not so much iu the form of a request as a polite demand, with a statement p(, a necessity for so doing. The family then generally keep themselves secluded, refraining from all intercourse with the invaders until they are gone. Often signs of active participation in the cause of the rebels are discovered. In the house where I am now writing, 3,000 lbs. of ham were found packed away up stairs, and several cartridge boxes, with materials and implements fir the manufacture of knapsacks. - Three rude ea bras of Southern'manufacture were found un der the floor of one of the out buildings—a rude blade, hammered out by some unskillful workman, and polished sharp, with a . hilt of brass poorly wrought, but evidently mad* for use. Reports on-Mexican Affairs Semi-official advises from sources fayora ble to Mdzioo, with dates from the City. of Maxi to the 12th, from Jalapa to the Sth, and from Vera Cruz to the 12th inst., received here, show the - falsity of much that has been published. • The Constitutional Government' has not. abandoned the City of lileXico, nor is it likely to do so. Tho French and Mexicans had a battle at Hombres do Amilsingo, : the result of which is not clear. -The; French claim a vic tory, but Would scem - to have lost more men, especially in officers, than the Mexicans. Up to thelast dates indeed the French had not occupied Puebla, which is only an easy two days' march from Hombres. - Gen. Zaragoza, the Mexican General-in- Chief, had defeated Marquez on his way to join the French, and was preparing to f, ght. the .Frentilzbefora:Prinbla. Great "prepare-, dons weruxnaking in the city of Mexico for resistancoto the invaders in case Puebla was lost. Gen. Ortega- had arrived there with 6,000 volunteers from the State of whiatilie is Governor.- Forties from other States were ral lying to the defence of the capital. • Aa soon sus the French left Soledad and Cor dova, both places were - occupied by Gen. Liave, the Constitutional Governor of the State of Vera . Cruc, within the limits of which they are situated. Ho bad out off the invading army'S communication with the eoast.. Gen. Llavo was also marching upon Orizaba. Al monte had vainly expected pronunciamentos in his favor in the interior, in place; not un der French bayonets. Mr. Corwin, is the treaty which be has-ne gotiated, offers .a loan from the United States to the Government 'of Juarez of a 10,000,000. Mr. Allen, our Consul at Minatitlan, has broughCthe treaty to Washington. COLLECTOR OT NEW ORLEARS.--Tho BOOTS tar,' of t4i Treasury has appointed Goo. S. Dennison,: from the neighborhood of New Orleans, as , special agent and acting collector to open, the port at the earliest practicable period, in, order - to carry :out the President proclamation. - THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW INTitE,DITTIIIOT. —Senator Sumner, In a short speech on a res. elation of inqutri whiatt he intradneed on Priday, raised 4nii pruned the pohit, that tle thiie.aetiya 81are.hror titistatt to-the GAZE VOLUME, LXXV".-NO!' 163. • Gen. Banks Driven Back The Zonntry is astounded with the news which reached us last night, that Gen. BANKS has been driven out of the valley of the Vir ginia and across the Potomac, by a sopeiier • force. Tho most extraordinary thing of all is, that he should have been lef: with only fear thousand men to guard so important a position, whieh it took us co long to gain, and which coat us the lives of so many men. At one time he held the valley nearly to Stanton, about ono hundred miles fr6m the Potomac. Now that splendid valley, with all Its ripening harveit, is left for tho enemy, froni which to draw their supplies. Why was Gen. BANKS- left without suffi cient men to hold thaValley ? Samos' divi sion was Lately taken to reinforce M'Dowittl., to supply the want created by thelarge drafts made by M'Cmitts.N. The Secretary of War has been severely taken to task by M'CLEttsiell friends, for not letting him have il'DorrAtt's troops. If he had done. no, WaAtington would be at the mercy of th'e rebels. How does it happen that while M'CLI.LLAN is before Rich mond, with such an immense army, the rebels can spare men enough to drive our troops out of the (alley of Virginia, and even threaten Washington? If the rebels are able to spare an army large enough to drive Bases from Virginia, and still hold Richmond against McCutt,tatr, we have been very much deceived in their strength. It is most probable that Wants; with his splendid army, Is only facing the roar-guard of JOHNSTON'S JACKSON and iSIIBT have been strongly reinforced, and the remainder of the rebel army has fallen back to other positions. This is in acoordance with a programme of the campaign which has been shadowed fOrth frOm various Southern sources. The Response of Illasbachusetts. The folloiiing letter from Gov. Andrew, of Massachusetts, has been received at the War . Department Busvorl, May la, ISO.. Tn the non. E. M. tzerretc.ry if War Sin I lance tbl. moment received a telegram in Eileen word., tit "Ma Secretary of War dealt - ea to know 11.. w spon you ran raise and organize three or four more infantry regiment,. and hare them ready to be forwarded hero to be armed and equipped. Pharr answer Im mediately, and /date the number you can rotor. Tlionsi, Adjutant General." A call so sudden and unexpected finds me without materials for an intelligent reply. Our young men are all pre-oocupied with outer. views. Still, if a real call for three regiments is made, I believe we can raise them in forty days. The arms and equipments would need to be furnisfied hero. Our people have never marched without them. They go into camp while forming into regiments, and are drilled and practised with arms and muskets as sol diers. To attempt . the other coarse would dampen enthusiasm, and make the men foal that they were not soldiers, but a mob. Again, if our people feel that they are going into the South to help fight rebels who kill and destroy them, by all means known to savages as well as civilized mon, will deceive them by fraudulent Sage of truce and lying pretenses, as they did the Massachusetts boys at Williamsburg, will use their negro slaves against them both as laborers - and as fighting men, while they themselves must never Are at the enemy's magazine, I think they will feel the draft is heavy on their patriotism. But •if the President will sustain Oen. Hunter, and recognize all men, even black men, as le gally capable of that loyalty the blacks are waiting to manifest, and lot them fight with - .God and human nature on their side, the roads will swarm, if need be, with multitudes whom New England would pour out to obey your Always ready to do my utmost, I remain, most faithfully, your obedient ,errant, - Join( A. ANDESW The events of the last two or three days we hOpe will convince Oar GOverllolollt of the stern necessity of changing its policy, both as regards the blacks and the rebels. The mis taken leniency heretofore extended to traitors must be abandoned for a more stern and rig. orons policy, -and the rebels must know that the Government wilt no leapt- permit treason to stalk abroad unpunished. The Mountain Department.-Deeti. tution of rremont'a Army. .A letter to the Cincinnati Garotte, dated Franklin, Va., May 19, aaye The only means of obtaining supplies for our army is by hauling them from New Creek, a distance of seventy Miles. There is a turnpike all the way, bat it is little better than a mud road, and wherever a little stream crosses, there being no bridges, the mud is terrible, the teams stalling and having great difficulty in getting oat. When Schenck and Milroy fell back on this point„they were nearly destitute of forage and yations. Fremont and his forest' came up to: , their support by forced marches, and were only able to bring with them ra tions for three or four days. The rains for several days past base made the roads ter-, rible, and the teams make but slow progress This morning nearly all the regiments were without 'bread. • Ten wagons have just arrived loaded with bread, wlnott will probably give the men half is ration apiece. But what is to be done for the future, is hard to tell.. Unless the ;Gov . - ernment supplies this department with a greater amount of transportation, &portion of this army will be obliged telall back on New Creek. The War Department was advised of our wants some time since, bat as yet has ex tended no relief. The rebels are-in a state of t iki equal dealt ution with ourselies...Tor want of supplies, ay have been obliged to aban don Monterey and McDowell again, and Lull baok toward d top where they have rail road connection Charlottesville with Itieb. mond and Lynch', g. After Richmond falls they may be able at I to draw supplies, for some time, by way o Lynchburg and Char lottesville. , fhte Oath of A egiance. Senator Wilmot introdu , d, on Friday, a bill requiring an oath of allegl eat in certain raise. A. It provides that the claimant o a fugitive slave shall, before any procoss is la d, take oath that her has always boon and always \ will be loyal to the United States. Yr neve r violates this oath, or makes a false state eat, is to bo deemed guilty of -willful and tor 1 peijury, and shall he sentenced, to state.' confinement in the penitentiary forint less than five years, and to pay a fine of not less than - $5O, - and to be committed to jail until it it paid. ' - - Another 'notion makes it the 'thity of the ordain before whom the' person claimed as ii fugitive is brought, to summon before,hina witnesses whom the fugitive, on oath, Shall declare material to disprove the claimant's al legations hr to establish his freedom ; atitine witness lit ' all be excluded on account of Color. A third section provides, that in the Terri- Lodes, the District of Columbia, and all other places where the National. Government hap exclusive jurisdiction, it shall be competent for any person of color to make complaint , on oat!? before a proper °facer against any white person who shall attempt Leanest, kidnap, or carry away any colored person - without legal, authority, or who shall assault or commit any outrage upon the person or property of 'a col= ored patron, and in all such eases the testi mony of persons of color shell be receired with the tame force and effect as if, giveit by white persons. The bill was referred- to the Committee on the District, of Columbia. - OREETSAROTIC FREEZER, ever T ranted to freeze Cream >a form minutes. or loci. h wilt Meese means to anousisteuty at for issinedi nu OM in less than half the thus of any other tremee 'itt the mulish ", Directions for using, with saiumber Of rmiLen ter tnaklog lco Cream mob -Water Ices,• se pompauy eueltLre m xs•., .Yor sale at the Fami ly eery Mere or: • Joazi A. it INDS/ 1 4W0 •LnYt ;..-' laid thud streets. 1(001)41*411"Ae$ I r , llh and howl 416 1" It tri TIMM. 180 *ea '9::~;'"g~'c~k;: ~ . :, . :,:. ; . f .'., ' ,, . -yr',., . .: , ;, . ';*5 C.d.rDiIIvITIES. FOR contiessioNEß—Rourr L r•-) McCasmr, of Sinclley townahlp, will ben can. dash, for, County Oorunisaioner,_aubject to the de cfglo ttib Repoblican County Convention. , acy.l4.6tharto r 'S s , • JOSATEIAN NEELY, of Lower' St. Oak. .111 be supported for County CotnmlWonarbefOr•lbS_ R4pnbScan ()aunty Convention. ap7:diorter E ..1%811.'131(.11: ATI:OHNE f.—W. M. . Morrrrr will be • candidate Ter nniolaitian to.the °Moe of District Attorney, robject - to tho de chiion of the liepubllcen County Conventloa. •epllte. ATTORNEY.-Aux. WAISOS, of Allegheny, alty, will be a candidate for nomination to the Owe aloe, la the Canyeittion to be waled by the Republican Rum. time Committee. , tith26ito 11 -- Disrnuar ATTORNEY.—The un derththed will be a candidate for the thine Wilco before the Rapala= lioathaetingthaaventkat. 'MARSHALL SWASTZWELDEB. I=Mji W , DISTRICT ATI'OENE -Nzteinvarca - 0111 - biViiiiiindlaita tax nbltatili• tioo to the abcn - e office, before the next Nominating Republican County Convention: aPlfeaavrto 81;hAT.E.—.E. Wiwi a candidate for thei Iteribllcort notialzuaion for. the Stat. &nate.. ' ' =llO 40NONt1AtiELA NA VIGATIU 11.1,00MPANY—PROPOSALS PDX, LOAN: Ana meeting of the Board of Managers of this Cons patty, bold on the lath of May, 184, the following resolutions were adopted; Baktred, That coupon bonds of tale Company, bearing date the first day of July next, be leaned to the amount of Two Biandred Thousand Dollars, In sums. of One Thousand Dollars earl, pliyable la tsar:ay 8,0 years after thadato thereof, bearing In tefast at the rate of cis per matron per' annum,pay able semi-annually, in the city of. New Yalta and tbdt Bald bandit be secured by mortgage of the walks and redefines of this Company, to be made to Thomas Bakewell, as trustee, for ttui holders of said band*. Raeioed, That the President of this Compaq be authorised to procure, to be negotiated, of the meat gage bonds of thteCompany, this tinyordsfed. to be maned, the amount of ,das hundred and •t se , thColood dopers, for cash, or the outstanding bonds of ,this Company, • =attiring on the first day of-Jen . . wry nest, at pa. . r In accordance with the foregoing resolutions,B - SCRIPTIONB received until Dame o'clock of the 2411. DAY OP E B /EXT, for the above hem. Infatuation with regard to the character of the Ins qtd. remea t may be obtained from Joshua sq. of 11.1m., - 17.i.it & Pittsburgh Abraham Gibbons, En. COsteelTille, ,Chlteiter conat7, Ps.; and Mesas. 4y, COok4 Co., Philadelphia,who stadia thorizall to receive selacriptions for the lean. The. Capital Stock of the Company Pirelli debt, (bonds outstandingl... MOM there is no floating or other debr exlstint.,•tphs work* are in entire operation and, complektatimilr, and the receipt . Justify orsteethilif or average dividend tor the preventlise.wirAse ware., fa campicteil, sad the debts or thinOomps. op Paid no to enable the •Itanigen foWelk* , t.Wit Met dividend, July 7th, 1853, 'Moe wiricittiluatbey bare declared fon rteen dividends Dr to. July, am— chili& scan—automating in the aggr,egste toilfDpilpur and one-lialf per cent., or six sad e ighty-one hen dridth* per met. per a unurd. Therein= binds in the market better scoured than those of Oda .Corn. p.by end none that offer greater inducementilbs intretment as to security and prompt psynawat, !mita, which is well known by the - holder* Of the present outstanding bones. • The °Wart tattle mart gage is to contaminate the bonds of the Company and •041.11 . 0 the whole. . A preferenee*Sill bedpan to the pre-eat holders of the bonds maturing. Jainuolst, ISO.. The Company rearrits the right torrccept the witrle or any portion of the amount settscrilicL' inytittd J. R. MOORHEAD, President. E lA` CAE.YETti, . . Oil Cloths, &p., 'Nl'e AL LUM'S, JEo. 87 Fourth Street, Baugh' previaaa to the late advance la 'prima, at which %b. fags/ adTantagg L °fora& fa Mate= TOR .OABH. • . doll 1862. mcCORDi & HATS, CAPS, BTIIAW GOODS. • BONNETS dliD SHAM HOODS: VlDlemalo ukd 131 WOOD STREET, PITTID3DRIM. *e. are now reoetring• r.J.Eas AnDrrica tO Our al• ready MUM' lITOCIL of HATE,- CAPO. STRAW GOODS, BONNETS, SHALES Hoops sad PA.= LI:e.S . HATS. IMorchauti vielth,g our et an hoz, bons- we at tour ;pi , itma than in Philadelp hiaor New York: ana MroollDik TA ()AKE OF, . - - BUT .111truvrre8 CU AM Bißraxruil; - . Made Erma cemutorreali It L perfectly heel . thysid perry:end retil make better lighter oral ram caokittg thou ouy other Beleratostn the worldnn perfectly free from: di itoptuitles, sod impart` • cream-like flavor to the feel. Plasm -she t attL II your groom bee trot got it tell o.lm to get, It far you. for eels whelreale sad retail:at . • BOILRET JAM% !highatelle ! • Neal sad St Mem& D utigauS' CITIQMS IL in G oz. bottlas, in the form ofposdar. , It is entitled to special prefOreste over lb. liquid Clittitsi of Altguasla, danstosm, and most Atinscil: Wtuaa, Beidlits Powders, and other similar mticks. Wbsa tokezfin the moncing, regularly, it has VA aidletrible effect,' on-the genetal system, remoras =pi Mks. - <tinkling- acidities, and coolttl " an ciast• plaints. for male by Ideams. IhtllNlNTOGElk,asid ; Druggists, ,and at the manufsetory, N0..1611 dpring street, Now York. Prge fS ants • ard4:36: fAitOCEEItbJUST .13,E V.E . • %X 200 bap primolo:44e. . 100 bids. ittuart's Syrup, • 20 do Golden do 60 bade. prime Porto .111 co Sultata 76 do do Gabs Suer. 6000 lbs. Maple. Sugar, . 75 bbl,. Crushed nova, • 10 do Granulated Ungar, . 10 !do Powered Suigur, 200 do N. o.llolaines. In oak co ons% • • 60 sozes 5 and a Lump Tobscce. . 10 do Natural Lett Tobacco, 10r0 tibia. No. 1 extra Salt. , . ' • ... 600 nets Table Salt, -' 100 bbl,. and halt bbl,. No. 3 Mackin* 160 .do do do N 0.2 do ! • 75: do do do No. 1 do • ! 60, do Baltimore Herdniy, now. 25 do No. 1 - libad, 10 hall bbla. --Shad. In Store and lot 11-1/15iow by . ! JOllll I. HOUSE & 00.,' ' .my 26 • - Cor. Smithfield and Wotan! • ..n„. bags 810 Coat*, toodio prime; 40 bbd, .'Porto Elm Sugar, - 30 do Cuba do; • 125 bbia. loaned , do; .- . - - 350 do prime N. 0, Blolisum, oak cooperage; • 200 do asssrted brands N. Y. Syrups; . t'6 halt chests Y . IL, Cl. - P. and Bissik,Yilial ; tnn bora 6s, Is. and IN Tobacco; - . .:-., . - ' 150 kegs N. 0. 81. Carb. Soda; - ' . With a fail assortment el goods in mu 110,11.14toitre and for saga by 131.111LYZit .t LAZZAPS,- roy2o i to and til; iimithasidssnead: tiit iLktitti ?ALMS WV (XY.FFEI4 .:. VV 60 bhda. Porto Rico toga"; • . 23 do Cubs do; . 01 do Now o.kosii 05 50 hat dusts Y. it. Zan. do Black 7 es; . , ' 50 do lmnalal and G. P. Tsai I 1150 tibia. various brands N. 'Y. Systip; , 300 do, New Orlians tdolaranr, IGO do Befirsxl bugar; . • ' 3 ( 2 a complete assortment of pain /noun Bers, jinn 'l4 J. ( : m." .T b3 . ' 8: illywowni i cO.'' my-, . 150 and 122 Second Minn. Q.UND 'S. 1 . .. %- • :--- p.7'100 has . choice Bed Potatoes, -, - • 200 d o' inkeyn ,do 60 ' ,do _ +ay.. Chill' do • . . 3t bbl. . RtAra tittperfina Plow, 1(00 lb. Country Bacon, . , 500 lbs. W. B. ilbene, ' . . .. 3500 lie. Bondered Tallow, ; #6O bash: - Bright Oats.. • ; _ , Esceired ; and tor sale by JAB. A. y x rum ... - ! ut 26 - - cur. Market and Tint sinasta.._ . Jags lisple Dtatramer. blobs. prime Lail /fetter; b boxes do do do; 75 velloas prime And, Batter; , ' *MK - ".5.51 . 6011 DE 14 • m 13- .• - . • 114- Sewed street, Sur~xlxa- - 75 bag. proms 810 Coßoq . 1" 160 bbli. Golden Syrup; — . 75- do Crushed end Powdered Sagan; 4-5 do ..d." Coifs* ; ' .001 , hl 4 :tda. ehaim t . 16 do B. W. mail* 011; _- , lamr. e and toT - -; wArri, EWA). ..• ' 'ZS Liberty *blot.: ILOTLUSS WILLS Sikairete--whiltre .061V7 / e d. another oupply' of Baby, Nam *Mu ...140321.1ng WrMAtigB9, Up bid lri ten look" for 5010.. i“ tbarindla Rubber Depot.. 28 iota IS St,: Pithstr* , . Ewan J. 2,132 WM. . , '~.:~` t ` ~~:
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