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~^7 : . • Ho. 897 Libfty ■u.PUui
BZBKBTE*OHIKaii
AHD LAED OILS, OKISD JBUIT ud
H<». 1U ud 1U FniliUM,
VM* mn* hi; - | , ■■«*»■!>
& SHEPARD. Comubskut Mn-
VAohakt* and dealan in JLOCB..ORAIM AWn
FAOPDOS, Mo. *i3 Liberty street, Pitfobnrgh, Pa.
Cfaoioe brandt of floor for and family dm
oomiantlr on hand. Partienlar attention paid to
filling order* for Macsßandlae gene rally, oc&dly
I[Ut£N& V'AK UOKliku. rn>DC(aun>
’ Omoamnm Knain. dealer In FLOUB, BUT
TULBKOOK& BXKD&. LaEd, OHXKuCfOBK*
GBBBHJBUITB and Piodnoe ra2
•rally./ advanme made onooutcaaentt,
Warehoqso,-H0.114 Beooog«treet,T*lttaborifa-
J AMES <J. i&oYAX, Po&VAftoae amd
QomuKum M»mhh, for the' tale of ILOUB.
SBAIM, BAOOK, LABD, BTOVUL XBOS, and
Weetern Prodace federally ,-Mo, 10 ftinTPrtgr.p
BTKJEBT. eocser.'of Tint, Pptabarjb, Ba.
•yptderaaadconrjgßmentaeoitoltod. j«nO‘iyd
" MfIMIBM | - „*»■ » UMO,
SCHOM A KKR A LANG. Coioquioy
IUucBAXTa and vboleeale deelen in OBOOB*
BIBS. PBODDOB, *e., Mo. 8U
Liberty- etreet, Pltteborgh. Pa. eel&dly
V AMK*I>ALZJfibL A son; JLucotaik
•I tuiaaa or LARD-OiL,-
OHAnaforJhepiarduM and aeia of OBODB AMD
BirjMBJD PBTbGLXGII, tfoa. 69 and TO Water ct, }
Plttabarfh. .Adrancee made -ge -rtealt nTTl t" t Ti /
HUILL4Ni> KIUDLK suoeeuor to Jno.
Ho. m itroet, Pita*
burgbtwQKHKßAlt fEODUOE, (WOOES? AMD
OOKMIfiBIOH USBOUAKT.’
■oUcttod*
WILLIAM toanUParfa. I SATWH'CAWMAii,
sii AS*«cW**S/® wir * rt, *V
i COFFIN.: iuocettoor. to
iU. (Jakarta, 1 Henna A Oon WHQLSSAL* GEO.
OKEd, bomercf.'Wood tad Watar ctraatn, PitUtrurgh.
%-.• .- JySally
l
1
k. to nit.
UE VOIGT &CO.. frxoeeesor to L. G.
GmfcPBQDCC* AMD POMMiaaiQH H£fi>
OHAMW,WXibtftyttfoet. Plttoafgh, Pa,. tod
JOB* L. ■«"«« '
TOHKtJL BOUSE A CO., Vtuouaua
V GaoosM HncWAnta, eornerof
Smlthfleld and Water »t recta, Plttaborgh, Pfc JyT
* -ijl'iSWAki', Waoi*
IU7 - ~ , t .tafcdlp ■
Il>l)y» AHU iHtAZMiIUfi. WBOia&SS
li QEOuStt AMD OJnHlsaiO'allfciiOiiAitT,
JU»i| ojitor of tli* Diamond, 80. lt,* Pltutrarih..
mhUtlyni ... {[.,. f '.' /
«. uuiiTiioLmii i. uotnu«.*WM4 snummosß
BROWN & KIR&PATKICE& WB0t»
niL* Qaoctsa ud dealer* In PDOUB AfiD
££DB, Mew. 191 ud ISS LUwfty PlMabanh.
Jnfrdly ■ .<?•'■■;. *
«< TTUHJTE VS.
GEO. K. COCHRAN, Attoewt a*d,
Oonuun ax law. Oflo*, - Me. 09 Ohnl'
ftrwt, Pltteburyh, Pa. AU brtalnaan'cntnaUd to
hia cart WIU roebira prompt attention. Collection*
madf in Allegheny and in all adjoining oonnftabdnd
tha montyretnlttod promptly. ■ /' ,m»ly •
Anatom,
At luV. w6otul tterj Kraft Imm Bum*
pitymut BtfOt. /■
Will attfebAvtff ffe* •»Ur<«aettt i jßcqkng And oaiho-
Uoa ci tlfw, bonaUM» Jt6»ln WaahlßfUiß, District
«f Ootambta, ~ . . ,»' f , / 7 . , aolSh^— M
wn «. «>]^Aty^..’.j» r yinm.
|7! IRKPATRIGK & MEJjLQN, Ano*
JOliktsat IILW/Ho. l&Jptirtkatmt, At)4oqcb
abor* SaUfcteM*Plttilmrjb, Pa, / myl7:dtf
a ecmoTM,'ns..^....... janena a scaom.
si! S -AO. SOHOTfiBi Aikbuot. at
I*aW. y OSce, 181 Fouth'sueet, Pittsburgh.
o>i^A/ />/7#: :i -
* DHVVGISTB. •
Sftbiuk W00881P8... i. WAUACI.-
/ r WHOLISALX DBUGGI6TB,
*0.87 WOOD STAUT,
jeifclj >f r -?v -- PirTtiumaa,'Fa; 9
W.i.y .y.'.v
SIMONJOfINBTOfI. UaalmoiFgm
1 D&C08 AMD GHXMIUALS, FK&FUMKBY,
FAHOT 0001*, BUBVtttQFUUff, OILS, FAM
ILT MK&IOIHKS, Ac., Ac., of strloUj prime qual
itT, «hkAi)» ofien at to wee* prlcm. . Caraat Smith*
field aad Foerth etrcete, PUtebarih, Pa. ••
PreecripOotw carefully eompoonded eiall hqpre.
BA, FAJJNKBTOCK £ CXX, Wbolb*
• saiJrlHroeairr end KezmJeetarer of- WlilTX
ZiKAB AMD LITHA&OX, comer of Wood and Front
Street*, PitUbnrgh. mhT
J OHN F. BOOT!', Wholboalb UmtJJtt
I a DBUGS, PAI&TMILS, TABKIBUB AHO
DTK STCFFB, |No. 896 Liberty.rtreet, FiUefanmtL
AU order* will receire prompi-aftemtiog; *~ v mn9i
DUi UKa. iteUGOii?.
140 fatter ~of'Wood street end
YUfia Pa.
, FHODUCJE. ,
riBEEBgHiWABEHOUSE.—HENBX
Vi/ H. 00GLIM8, Forwarding aad Commlmioa Mer
chant aaAdealer•'im, GSAIUfi, ItAKA
FISH end Prod doe genarmUj, He. 16 Wood atreet,
abom Water, Plttabnrgh. ayl.- .
GsIAA. U GAiil>W l£Lu. (rucc©Mor to
Jamee HalmaA'A Oeu,~) Fomr r*caaa aod dealer 1
lalP&OVUslOKB, oorner ofXariet and Front «te.«
Pittebirgh. . • ja6 '
WM. F. BBC* A OO- WBOUftiU
fiSMtA, aad dealer* in FLOUB, G&Alfi aad
Ffl'iPCOM paenitit Ha US Utaly 16 », a jal
J. TO WNH£NI>J («aooeMor toJaek
e eon A Townsend,) Pdas Ptout ana ataxia
zr^BOVU^Hfi,Jfa,l£ aaar liberty,.
PittabnifC ' noflr
j ursuMMurci: jtGEjrra. ._
T QABDINEB COFFIN, Aenr yot
(IcFjuarsui, Kb*
muo Ooaraxuarlforth-eaet c&marWoOd aad
Third street*. | ,y
WiVJOJSJfIJ, Aom Axui.
e oi, dbm* ot PoaneyhraaJa aad Hartford la*
gnracce CptUbOu*w,BTWafa etree*. -,l
CiAMUKL KKA, Haoabtaat Cmxart.
O lasraaica Ooktaxt, eorncr Market tad'Water
greet*.
I M. OOiUWil, Jj*ntfT*inr.W
m lawaaMCß Ooiguff, tyWtUr itwot.
D M. BOOK. tiIOBITABF ALLBQmt
Ftftk-etreet. ' '■
MaMOTAOWS*.
V am abb Piiimn FUV&'tO&HS, and Im*
worterofMngetfid jjadnal Insfrnnwint*. doleeient
lor .the HAKBUBQ FIAHOB, also for
SATIS A
act Atoieao Attachment, BS. B Fifth treat. 1 my>
KkEEßbb * 880., m
Mvsioaxp Xonoaxr liiticut*, aad cole
. aueataior FKAHCi, Mo. 68
V th Pfttsbarck. . mjB9
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WML PAPJERS.
WPi : MARfIHA Till, Ihuunor Wau
• TtmL&DUMMt, teu, Me.llWeeittnti
~.. - ——-fcg
*Utob«nto_
» .a yalmkk Mot ~ toboS &;.
to BOmriTß, HAIfl, BTBAW TEIM*
* naaB »HWjUWoooxwpStiU]!/ L i
boots jLrit aao&a.
GEi)? ALBUM. BoS Ano W=^T
■uiajteiiKuaa BooSaSSS^
1h wucTwnlb and Wood atnota, KiUbnrJlir^
i ui#r kkOSvjuj. 4 "
■“* oua.o.BAUurT, 17? i.twrti*.
1 ,
Or*-. ■ »
THE
ooMxisaioa hxkohastb,
Hiiihi liiniii. -
mW ~ MTtBBtJBBH. PA.
W V gO'jMLV, 1
i * WBOMASS oaooftSi
UBCBTY ttUfeT,
. PITTSBURGH, Pa.,
pwchiM tko fetamt of kfaUi* partnon,
will £oo tins# th* balam si Uwold itaod. ud will
bopiMMdto noato th» potroßinof hto*U Criesdi
•ndcortomiy . ;; r _ , nylfrdif
,\ Wi.^rKmyATMtcK.
music, tic.
MEET PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
C MOCMMB.
gHBITEB k LAZBAB,
WIOLIUU OBGOXBS
WM. H. KIRKPATRICK *'ct>,
VeoUHAU fl»ftn»tf flnumipg MIMBHII
“* “ Oasaai buni, v« K 3 Übortj
•tract, HtUbcrrt.f>.) «• - » «p 7
■./>■■§ TaiULB.
I 2TTLB & TRIMRIyk ff Pn . M .. T
&leia.
U PBODCOX? FLOUHTBACOIf, mmM IHH.
OA.JBON AMD LABDOLL,IBOIi I HAiLSrbLAfI«!
VAB!(8, ud Pittsburgh mAQutsctnm
ggnjraUy, 112 Sooond tjrcat« Pitttborgh,, ..,. /
<tiui. a no, iUQOUI,
*•*— 4 }*■.<“."***■
M'UUNAU) t AKBUCKLEH-Whol*-
•liA Oaooua, Paosooß amd Oomauos <*»v
OOPJTJUB, H. O. BUQAB and-
8UU1II) 80OAB8 and BTBUPB.
®O4IOCS>, -«S
, iMYMsr*‘^s^i^sss
™»&? , »E0?T8, MUIB AHD 1
KOTIOBIBI, BDOABS, MBS WOBKu7*o./h««.
ggft* *«>
1 Couuauoi Xuaun, ond doalon In oil
of Ooditm Pooduco ua Pinmnan Hunt.
*°* *** LlbortT atnot, oppaolto hood of
Wood .tnot, Pltubnnh. go. .su,
' 1111111 M 11.._0. »
( Jfco. B. JONfia & tiOM ' Whoz*Uli
J^iY*® o*** 0 *** BiA* Vcruui&u, l*aler« in
WBBJJ.PAXUM. OILS, PITCH and
141 Water
»>ot» the MottmgahaUtßridEt. Pitubnrgh, Pa.
■OaifeT DA]
.yKIUMt'IU f.7.lf.||T, (X).. Whoi.b.
£.*bau UWkjkba, Oquumioi abd Jobvabouq
ttBBCBABTB, Btui donj«n' in PJIODUCJC And Pitt*-
bnrgfa EOBaniAeior—, pjwtinryFt
V* VTV??^* I .******^ oH,r UWO*.-"* WALLMft.
I AMBJSKT, JSHIPTON & UU- Whol*
*v* UltoC “* »od PiQDvm DJLLLU*. Mo. 6
Sixth rttwt, PUubnqb, ft.
— i mm vnjoi.
OKU, OOKKUUOM MKKCBjLKTfi *Q4 dMlsll ID
£roduo*«ad Plttiburgi mwmfKrtgrr*, flo.'US Lib
*?*/ jlrtet, Pittaborgh. Q^s
DICiLBiY A CU. Wfloumi
JL Ukoct**, OoaiiuuiuK Hucuitmiul deafen’in
PBODUUk, Be. Jso Water etreet, Front timet,
fltuburglu / ’
V. MLWOlia J— a SUVDkU.
f ;B/J)JiiWUKTH & CO., WloUttiLl
H.i*.S 1 ?2 p Sl22!*- i 2? “d IM.flocond.tmet, near
tmithfleld, Jittaburgh.. j , . n? i* no i
• JOHMInoio... .. wh.i.hm fLOXD.
• | Oii> FLOYD A CQ.. WHm.Mnn Pn>
W ajU Cowbmioii Minmm, Be. ug wood
and sftt Liberty etreet, PitUbnrgh. j e it>
WiUJLdAM mUiXiKY, Waouaiu
! Oioou, KokUiad iO Wood street, Pitt*,
ourga, Pa. ; , . ■ hSfedtf "
ALKX ANDIiIK iUNG t WfIOLBULi
Importer of Soda Asa, 80. *T3 Liberty
twwt, PitUburgb, Pa. m h6
JULvAJriIJPiACTUJU&H&,
f \ANI£L BENNETT & acS.lljjro*
U. tAcrvantor WillTk fITOEUI CHIBA ABU
OJUUM OOLOBKD WAKE “ Y -
W’Omci ADD Wakkhocm At 80. T 4 Purra
«uDi PiTTaspaan. Pa. -■
v.a. aAoaniToaH.. . i.MKn—tu. . »-» ....
M ACKINXOBH, HEMPHII.T. 4 CO.,'
*UL Corner Pika'and .U'HaranrMt*. sear th* City
ttAollMTtSk CD
PATCH! OSCILLATIBQ 6T£AM SBQLHKB ABD
SLICK VALVJC&, of all alMiand lMttKjia.
Bavfag pot up machinery of large capacity and of
the be*t quality, we am prepend to do Bear* Job
blng, and eolicit work in thla llni, tnatlng that by
prompiueatf and thacharacteredoor.work, to merit
pnbUoMtronage.
„ ■JpciaratHntlpn t» our BALABGkD
(ISOtUiATUiu ShQliilS) m oomblnlng
■dnntegaa bamtaftm unattained in thU of
Bggla** '
J oam*u g. Hamilton aou,
Goner of Tint ad Liberty gti—to,
: riTTSBCBGH, Pm.,
t KAvurAonmsaM
dOPK&lOB STCAirXffQUUES, MAOHINJtBY,
! my!6:lf
k! BJtVJSHAMUa, U* 60 Witu Bi.,
RMabnish, maaafacterer of feolLBB BITJBTB,
WJWFOOBTmUItOOIIMOH AMD BAILBOAd!
of mn dwcrtptloa.
■WTerttcaler eUfcd'or ahaeed gFXSBB ad BlT
■n, Un» or small, mad* to order afcabatfnbitoe.
Airopd wortgmatooaetanifran hand.
*» T«*'<UjityikLL.
, uvso b l b rfa y.gnaB -.woKmi!-^
■Ii'iTOLrE.PtDBKErI *OOh Ouu U+mowio.
ittwt, corner
Mo.'
ft rtroot, opposite' flixttu Plttebanh.
aanotfrturwiof WHIPS* andbWlTu
u daocripiio* oILKATHXB BBAJLDjtP
It thlppad M pf iMUBoHeBi « NA^wlyy
onmsrsi'.
'IJEBTH EXTRACTED 1 WITHOUT
A PAIN, BZ Tflß CHS OF as APPABATOS
WHXBKBYATO DBGGBohGALVAHIO B ATTEST
ABE UHSI# ,
. gentleiistt* sad tingr * t *" nt ** Itri' bail
• thdirleeth extracted by my process. and ere rtedy to
testify is to the safety and pelhlamnssseT (he* opsra*
Uon—whatever baa been said, by persona Intonated la
asserting the eontrary;kaving ndthowledge or ay
process.. ... x ..
•V”ARTIFICIAL TKTH inserted tn erery style,
end chargee very low y wsmated lnafl asms to be of
the beat material*
• E. OCDBY, DawOTlflMatnlUlfleldst,
TOSSPH ADAMS, D«*raT,Oani>allj’»
MJ - Sanding, corner of Diamond end Grant streets,
Pittsburgh* - •. - 1 0- 1- ■> ~ l
Bnraajucaa ■Dr. A. m. FoUook, Dr. Hallook.
Theodoip Bobbins, Bnasell KrretS.' . UiiOvinyiylly
AotMurfAiCAir, Hi. ;'
\fpl Q. JOHNSTON * 00., Sta»o»-
' if *w. Bun-Mbs Ibiwunuu, a» Jo.
Bm*. 80. W Wo*a »tr«*t, Elmbrnigb. »80
!/■ AV At ,CO.,BoonaLun ud Sia-
IX nonu. 80. 66 Wood BttMt-Übf dob.'to tin
aorner ef 1 Third,’ FlSUßargh # j?a. . SGRQOIr; and
LAW BOOKS constantly ofr'kanth 1 ' -
i U HEAP, ! Booiniuja amp Bta
tsATUmsm, Ho. Te Fourth street, Apollo Buildings.
TMunjnijreiH, *c.
. JuSKPH HORNE, Pitun or Tun*
'tf m>«a, Snaonsaua an Branw Ooeae, He. 7T
fv&gSffijStoMar.
rSfHKtßOxnniiar,Tanumraa, Honoaa,ete^Hoe.
if tpajf SlU> street, Plttabnrgh. apU
estate Aamjrts,
IXTlhriiiH XHPbOII'
rt llrjpjomy Horae, Bone, Hfasuoa. end an se>
•* Ftoaancas protore throagh my agency
m wmlitils terns. •
wishing toinysst yheiy nosey to goodad-
And fret sad seoond dees paper
V Juf oonß.
dsntkl. Toffloe, Grant street, eppoatte it. Paul's
flstbsdral. a ■•> a-- vX*/ ' - Jlrftf -
aHCtUTLCTVMLAJL.
TAhfES I£BALPH^ V ‘ >
, -• 1 -~-AwnnT*OK~T,v:. 77:
Frsparae jlmtaf Dnlamii ana inamaneaa,
fcraQAindsof BaOdlags, and; rtyfetniends their
DAOUN, ~
E> sHouumu,
... : WMB, . . ......
u <S mfcxgA&A^7| i
AND journal..
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1863
JTEW BOOKS.
JUST OUT.-*
Th» Iren Furnace, or Slavery tad Seoenton.
Artlst’a Marrfed Life.
The McnlußtoL
HidaoßaurKr*. Hall
Llm Upon llu,
Preeept UponTrecept.
Dewnal DUmvnm, Kirk.
The deralaada.
Walks asdTalka.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Holding l orn IS to 100 plctores, tqoare and oblong;
Cleth and Tatkfj Morocco, dnotj BaJahad ud Tif 4 *
at oat ova aaUbUihment in Bov Turk, in tba moat
dotapia manner. raoglog la prioa from 60 cants to
III.OU. OaU aad ate them.
mkU .I*B. U READ, 78 Flmrth sfreat.
TUaT PUfiilHilKß—'lho Tiincipi-0
U and Practioa of Sorgary, embracing Mirror and
Operative fiQrgtry, vita a Bi<«repMcal idde* cf
American Bnrgtal Writers, from toe year 178 i to
I&>Q lUostr»t«id by 400 wood cats, ana nearly 1009
osgraringa on steel. By Henry fl. Smith. U.L. 2
Tula. For sale by .
nk2T 5 KAY A CO.. 65 Woed street.
T AW- 1 KifiATiabi—A ireatiie on tbo
• ±U I*v of fromluory Hofei aod Bills of Exoaanie,
InUadiag the United States Lav for Stamps on
Bills, kotu, Checks, Ac. By Thtophllai Person*,
L.LuX>. Srols* Per eal* by
■htt HaY A 00., 66 Wood st.
JfUSCEJLjLsdJTJEOVS CJIRUB.
JjjUJRNITURB
SBLUBQ OFF
WHOXJBSALX OB BBT AIL.
JAB. W. WOODWfiLL,
97 and 09 Third street, oppodta K. Bdmondsos A 00.,
knd U 1 Fonxth street. mhlO
pA'l'iUyTKl) OCT. 8, 1861.
Dithridge’* Patent
OVAL LAMP CffIMNIKH,
Menofectnred •(
XX FLINT GLASS.
These Ghlmnloe ere intended for the
(let Berne, which heating nil pnrtaof
cqoellj, does not expos it to
K. O. DITHBIDOK,
Tort Pitt Oleee Work*
Weehington itnet,
*plT Pitubnrgh. P*.
w. >. ouin.
nm a. ixunit.
COAL YAJtD.
W. AT. GLAiIBT 4 00.,
LIME, f tOUB. PLAATKR PARIfL
OIMBHT, tISLm DEICE £hd MMoL ““•
*»dir*mBtrmi <u*t 6o%tk Onmom.
VI/AUONti, do., JKOH OALiK VKKY
-f» CHEAP.
* arm. wagons, on* Wagons and speinq
WAGONS, QABDKNEB’S GARTS AND COAL
OAftHfe TIMBK& WHEELS, CANAL,
BE St BEIGE AND STONE MASON’S WHBti-
B ARROWS, all mad. of the bt»t dry timber, aSTaE
kind* of repairing attended to promptly. Addl* to
„ aOBT. HA EE, Waooii MakS, 7
Back of Federal ■ treat Station, AllCKhenT
mhlLlyd | '
A M.' M'&l'EKAj BkiM Knmtnag*
• Gas aju> Btui Firrau. All kinds of BBaa3
ANDIRON COCKS mad* to order. *<—•>, BEASS
OABtlfiflSjol ail kind*, made at thi ehorieet notice
All order* left at DOWN 4 TETLEY'S. No. ISC
WOOD STBEET, wIL U promptly Stte n £d £
AV*Th» members of tnu firm t/elna oreetacoJ mr
ckaalei, ol many year*’ txpenence in thoir boalneae,
will losnre to (It* taiiatactlon in eierj rmact
ae9-.ty • * r~ ■
YON AKNtjTJtIAIi. iMPQttTnn
B&tnsaln themeetselectbrand*of OENGINE
HAVANA CIGARS, and all kind* of SMOKINQ
AND CHEWINQ. TOBACCO, SNUFF. FANCY
MEERSCHAUM PIPES, TUBES, *Z,iL, ™rZ
VISS^SF 1 THK 8T - OBABLI3 HofltL,
H. B.—The Trado (applied on liberal tarsia.
W. W, VUUhU, saoooasor to Carv
e wright A Yoang, No. 97 Wood street, corner
of Diamond alley, dealer In all kinds of CUTLERY
RAEOEN,RIFLES,REVOLVERS, KNmULBOu!
SOBS, OUNB, Ac., Ac. A large
abore goods ooaetantiy on hand.
m/TefAr kc.
\AXLITAKY CLAIMS, BOUNTIES,
iIAKMHOMS, BACK PAP, u ] JIIUT*tV
CLAIMS of erery description, eollected by the sab
•crlber, at the following raise, ria: Pensions, glO 00;
ell other claims, $3 60. 0. ii. TAYLOB,
Attorney' atLaw.
* Ho. 78 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
H. B- Ho chargee are made If the data does not
moored, and all Information given gratis. eet:ly
DRY GOODS.
tone w. n'aaouMs.
U7ILSON, CARE A CO.,
{LaU fPOwa, Fayas A Oo„)
vnobßAij siannae n
roBKIGB AMD DOMXhTIO D&T GOOD 6,
So. M Wood street, third house above Diamond
Vley, Pittsburgh. aplQ-Atf
•an'ii *. lass j. ltsi m'ajot m ttnia
( ANfi, HoABOT A CO., Oenlars in
LA FOBSIGH ABB DOHHSTIO DBT QOODd,
Ho. 140 Federal street, («eoon>? door below new Har
h.t Beese.) Attsgbenv tiity. mhfolv
RATON, MAORUM k CO., Wholesale
J2J end Be tell Dealers hi TBIMMISJS, XBBBOI-
S*“is* I?" 1 S B * 800 US ' dMcriptioo,
Moa 17 ..ii 1, flflh nn.l, Pittibargb.
MACHUM A QLYDK, WhalosAle And
B.UII Delbn I. VaBOTA STAPIjS BBT
OOUBS, TBiuautu,’*., 5.7 78 M
oetw»ea Diamond and Foanh, Plttsbrnib.
J OSEPH HORNE Wholesale and Re
tl tail Dealer la all kinds of TBIMIIIHGB. DBT
GOODS, he , Hot. 77 and 70 Warhet street. *
JM: J BUROHEIELD, «wxj«Mor to
« Barchfleld A 00., Whol«ale and Betel] Dealers
BTAPLg AMD VAMGY DBT GOODS, Morth
;est corner of Foorth end Merket streets. sea
JW. BARKER A CO., Dbalus ih Dbt
• Goods, Ho. 6ii llarhet street, between Third and
ronrth, Plttshrrrgh.
JUDIES' FANCY FURS ;
0HILD&B1T8 FAHOT FCHS;
OIHT’B TUB GAPS, OOLLABfI * GLOVES]
■ATS AYD GAPS.
Every variety and style of the above goodsoa
and for sale at
KW AND CHOXCB tiiIOAHOOKKI)
HAMS]
PLAIN HAMS;
SHOULDB&S AMD SIDES) -
LEAP LABD, tnlol and palls, all
M oar own caring arid rendering, for sale by
r - O. J. TOWNSEND,
SoeoMSor to Jackson A Townsend,
foil Me. U ronrth street, near Liberty
NEW CONSIGNMENTS, rewired
this day
-18 kegs Oonntry Lard;
8 bbls. packed Batter;
S do Eggs;
90 do White Beui;
la itore. a large slock cf Gresn AppTss, Dried Ap
ple*, Dried Peechea, Dried Gherrlee, Pitted Plnmbe,
FOtafoee, Swett Oder, Glover and Timm by flded, £&,
affd for ml# by L. H. VOIGT A 00.
OtJGAttK ■
O 800 bbb. A and B Be&ned Coflbe Sagan
, Wdo A flraeuated Snzars;
now tn store and for sale by
■ - S. BBOa., .
■>«» ‘ • Htc:ns and ig Wood street.
pK/kLEb 4NH CATHUF. ‘
L' 100dosenestorfcld Pfohiss, la 1, \C, Jd U>.n«.
- .10 do Wslant 1 do;
t; j So Untkrbon dot
Inetors Sad for sale by
„ &XTMEB A BBOS.,
mhl9 Box Ufl end 1M Wood street.
AL.IVE OIL-20 ouef UUto OiL q’ts:
10 d, do do? Bilit,;
Jo,t ud tor Ml. b.
_ * Jbbtuxb a bbds.,
»M 0 »<«. 1M Mid in Wood rtrul.
IU.UA 4.sJAl—iiMUfllL - ID OUkl, fi>r
7 •«!• Vf •; JL Ju FA&fStfTOOK, 80H A CO,
i - tint wd
Erash Ibis <Uv reotiv
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Pabliealion Office No] 84 Fifth Street
MOBNINQ AMD UVEKLMIDITIOHS, DAIItf,
OOHTAINIHQ TBS LATES? SXWS CP TO.THI
8008 or POBMCATIOS. j -
MONDAY yOKNINQ, MARCH '_3(x"
NEW TERMS OF GAZETTE^
Hoainaa EditkL, by aiail,£>er OO.
** *' M "wekk..^." 1 18.
.. M •* single ccpie*.._„........ j.
iTsnna Ebitior, by mall, per 6O. :.
u " ‘ months. 83.
“ “ WMk.. M 10
i* '* single : 1
Wbut Samoa, aingUeopVji, per year.. SOP/
“ “ clnba ofifijMp; ••«• .. 160.
f " > dubi(il.llwißoit' ,> „ ] jj. '
—and one extra to the perty fading olab. For a
dab of fifteen, we wiil send tfag Erxxiao Oiutn
delly. Fer e elnb of we will tend tip.
Moanao Gahtti daily. Bingl* cepie*, 6 cent*,
■VAIi eabecriptleas ttrietif and papery,
elwaya (topped when the time expiree.
CANE AND WOOD OB AXES
The correspondent of York Cbw
meiraf writes from Washington* that, as there
has been some reason to japprehend that
the rebels might endeavor to ebook General
Hookee'b advance on Biohmcjßd 1 , by making a
dash on Washington, targe forces held near
that city in reserve, have been ordered for
ward, and Gen. Case?, who commands them,
will locate his headquarters at Centrevlile.
SEDUCED PEI CSS,
The Superintendent of Banks in the Btate
of Now York, in reply to a letter on the sub
jeet of the establishment of Banks under the
late not of Congress establishing a national
banking system, writes that it. is his purpose
to interfere with the establishment of banks
In that State under that law. This, if he per
sists, will bring the question of authority of
the State and General Government to a direct
issue before the Courts ; and as the Constitu
tion of the United States expressly declares
that no State shall hare the power to emit
bills of credit—‘Which bank bills are—and
invests Congress with the solo*j>pwer to coin
money and regulate the currency,.and as State
banks have been allowed thus fcr merely'by
sufferance, the Qhurts must necessarily decide
against the State, and the endye matter of
regulating the currency; both metafile and
paper, will revert to the; authority In whieh
the framers of the Constitution placed it—the
General Government. j
Rebel Sympathizers! in Washington*
That this evil species is by no; means ex
tinct in the National Capital, is ctear enough
to all who* have the commonest powers of ob
servation. The other day, for instance, we
heard the lawyers of Washington were griev
ously affected by the Jtnhou&cemept, so prq?
perly made by the Judges of the new Supreme
Court of the District, that all lawyers in or
der to qualify themselves to prac3sn‘-ln. that
Court must take the same oatt of aQegianoe
prescribed for certain other officials, but neter
hitherto ex&oted from .the members of the
Bar.
Here is another evidence of rebel-sympa
thizing in another quarter, which we find in
the Washington correspondence of the New
Y ork Herald:
Dsp'aAivax or esbil raisosass roa the
Fourhundred endeigbty-fonrrebsl prison
ers were tent fioath to-night (Thursday) by
lb* fUg of trooo boat Suta of Maine, i; nnder
oharge of Captain Halford.
Something of a soeafe took place as the.pris
oners Were being marched on board the boat;
is uonsequenoe of * party-ef rebel sympathis
ers, mostly females, making so demonstrative
a display of their affection for the prisoners
as to eaase the guards to rcqnlre them tova
eate the vhart. the females seemed ineiined
to hold their ground, waving their handker*
ohiefs and kissing tbeir;haods to the prison 4,
era, who replied by noisy oheers and shoots.’
-The Union soldiers were greatly excited by
this impudent demonstration, and expressed
their indignation by groans and warm' ex
pressions of feeling, In view of the inhuman
treatment of Union prisoners at'Richmond,
nothing restrained them from pitehiaginto
both Butternuts and sympathisers but the
fact that the first were prisoners in their
hands and the latter werewomon.
Thi dispatches state that seventeen of our
militrary officers are held at ftlehinondras
hostages for 001. Zsrvana, whowas captured
our lines as a spy. in the. guise of a
French lady, and that they artiat bard labor
in the, penitentiary. We confess eurielve«-
fervent believers in the tfoetrinebf
As ihi rebels have put seventeen of out.men
in a'penitentiary. on acoouotof the imprison
ment ef one rebel spy,: let ua put seventeen
reborprisoner* in penitentiarier as hostages
for eaoh one of the seventeen .Union prisoners
detained—making one thousand three hun
dred and nine. We must, to do Justice to our
soldiers and to maintain the Union cause,
adopt the stern principle of fall and entire re
taliation. That principle, hitherto, has not
been adopted, and the Union cause, has suf
fered fearfully in consequence. Let the cause
for Odd's sake, suffer no longer.
Most do we second the above spir
ited suggestion, whioh we copy from the Louis
ville Journal. Those unfortunate-men. who
.are held at hard and degrading labor an hos
tagesafor a tingle spy,| oan on|y bs liberated
by a resort to stern and wholesale-retaliation
on the part of our government, each as is sag
' geitedi>y the JonnuxL
The following remarks by- a contemporary
are just and'perttaent:*~
Woneed not again call the attention of the
people of the Northwest to the- fact, that as
danger from oopperhaad resistance to the Fed
eral. Government grows less and’Jess/ the price
of Gold, (paper being, the legal suhdard,)
eocs-down aad still down. Assure the mass
of oqr countrymen that there,wilt, in thanext
ninety days, be perfect unanimity among the
people of the North, in the firm resolve .to
put the rebellion dowh at all .h'tsardi and at
whatever cost, and Gold would go down in all
the markets of. the country toldB@llQf- Let
the Northwest see whak J tribute it is pausing
the Government to pay for the eXiitenoe of
oopperheadim among os. Let it ise what a
load fif taxation, to be by-and*by discharged::
In gold coin, coppcrheadism is piling up I
MoCORD ft CO.’S,
Mo. m WOOD STREET.
Tu following is a significant paragraph of
the Richmond AJagwww'sr- leader, heeded
"Signs in tha Northwest i” _ |
"Although it is altogether oat of the ques
tion,lwbUo tha whole North is engaged 4n a
war for oar sabjugetlon orsxtermihaUon,
that era should offer .terms of allishce, still
less.listen to any hint about doloh YUhthCm..
Xet it isjobless truetbatihe sympto'ms ~of
disorganisation which show themselves In the*
present Union State* are of ’deep 'lnterert to-,
or, and thaiwebaghtoreniadajtliJthat-ive
honorably and loyally may togire fUTtber im
pulse to the foroe whioh premises at some fu
ture time to break np the league of bar ene
mies.” • •
Gin. Curtis Rraaixa in Ooiuuxd at Sv
Louia.—A StLouis dispatch of the 30t| ifisk-,
says :seu. Coins has reoelved Instructions,
front Washington to'consider the. order to
close up hit o&ciel ooni to tioa wi th, affairs in
the Itoath-western P spar LawiVwithdraw^.
8. BIDDLE & OO^
BDltOae iSD PROPRIETORS,
Defenses of Washington.
Banking in New York.
Gold and Copperheads.
State of Things in the Sonth-west.
A correspondent of the New York IWfruae
some interesting facts con
dition of the non-slaveholding wfiitcs, and
slaves in the valley of the Lower Mississippi.
He says:
REFUGEE WHITES.
There is a constant stream of fugitives from
the States of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississip
pi,! Alabayni and Tennessee. Sometimes the
railroad passenger building here overflows
wi{h them. There is no donbt but their nnm
bei is greater than onr losses in the field.
_Thby seek Interior farming regions, and the
demand for tillable land Is very good. Many
hefids of families either remain in our army,
or Iseek-itrwhen-they settle their families.
There is-nd-mistake*abdut their love for the
Union. They kreof the middle olass, many
can read, ana they will be a valuable addition
to pur loyal population. Copperheads don't
jHke them* They all agree that ihe oountrx.
Is nearly swept of provislens, and that jnany
woben and children are on the borders of
atarvatloh. The' evils of war, in the States
mentioned; are immensely increased by the
thousands of guerrillas who have adopted this
eourse.-of life in preference to .serving in the
rewbarmy* ,Yirst they plunder Union men,
take their and kill their cattle, and
when this fails they rob their friends. Asa
•oaseqtrenee,'. property becomes insecure.
Small farmers have not the heart to plant,
even If they had means.
WIATHEE—nSSIETIU —BLiVXS.
The weather here has been very fine, for
two weeks, U'hii not rained, and forest trees
are budding out. The river has fallen sis
feei the last week.
' There is .considerable aotivitylhrough this
of the State in arresting deserters. They
are usually found oamped out in the woods.
They seldom resist. If they had the ocurage
to resist they would net have deserted.
X recently .had a long imeount of .the condi
tion of ihe slaves on the plantations, from an
Intelligent black who both rends and writes,
and wno, having been with our army nearly
two years, took paios to inform himself on the
subject.
He says that, when our troops first oeoupled
Tennessee and other slave regions, the slaves
expected they would be oelled upon to fight,
an 4 that they were very anxious to enter the
serviee. When they were not oalled upon
their ardor abated, and they were directed by
those of their number who' most influence
them, to keep quiet, and go on as before, and
even behave’Bo wcll that their masters would
have no tuspioioo. I have not heen a little
surprised to leatn that the man by whom they
most wish to be led, is Jim Lane. They have
beafd their masters ourse him more than, any
other Northern man, consequently, they look
upon him as their friend. This is in the South
western'Slave States;'in tfco Gulf States,
Fremont is the man.
It is now generally understood that the re
belt are raising negro regiments, with the pre
mise of their freedom. This is the last card
which eithor parly has to play. It is presum
ed that il the rebels, can seoure thoir inde
pendence in no other way they will arm the
blacks. If they get the start, of ns in this
matter, they will win.
Washington Items.
Wasbixqtok* March 26, 1863.
the ornccaa dhdzb the hatiohal militia
The Provost Marshals and other officers un
der the National Militia law are sot yet de
signated even for the districts first taken up.
Probably all theplaces will be kept open until
the list shall be completed. A faiy proportion
of the appointees will be War Democrats. A
loyal Congressman's recommendation decides,
as arulo, as to his distriot, although other
voices are listened to. *
4*AtB3OTI£H OF A OOH OF THE LATH OEMBKAL
Fred. A. Mitohel, sob of the late lamented
Geo. Mltchol, enlisted hero to-day as a pri
vate in the regular army, which fact coming
to the knowledge of the President and Becre
't*r J : -°fJW* r he at once promoted to‘a
second lieutenancy in the 16th United States
Infantry. Lieut. Mitohel served IS months/
as a captain end aid do-camp on htf father's
staff, on whose death he was mtfsterfd out of
service when lyihg at death's *door with the
yellow fever at Port Royal, S. 0. JBeiqg a
chip pf the old block, andlnheriting his fath
er's nervous activity apd restless energy, he
determined to enlist, as there is now no pro
vision of law by which ho oould receive a com
mission.
ASSSTAST BKORITABY TCCKIR’B DIFXHSB.
Considerable surprise U manifested at the
non-appearance of ox-Assistant Secretary of
War Tooker's defense to the charges embraced
in the report of the Seleot Committee.of the.
Senate, whion he exhibited a fortnight ago in
Washington, declaring that it'ehonld be pah
lilhod next day. J
A 80LDIIR TO BUILD Alt IBOK-CLAD.
: Sorgt, GreenUaf, of the lit Kentucky Volf.,
has been discharged from.the Union army, to
superintend the of an iron-olad
war eteamer. He proceeds at onoe«to Cincin
nati for the purpose indicated.
The Right/Place to Hit
• We were shown a'letter yesterday from a
gentleman In Washington, sufficiently high in
'the confidence of/the Administration to be
trusted Withits purpose, stating that, if a col
lision'wereproduoed in the West by the mi*
Mgnaijt efforts of ’,the Copperhead leaders, the
GovernmenfcVould lay its hand on those lead-,
erij promptly and heavily, and not upon the
poor misguided men-who have been ooaxed
into treason by those whom they have trusted.
It Is the intention to held tho M.. responsible
whohavd tanght the spirit of resistance to the
laws, and devised the means' of making re*
-sistenoe formidable. This is. right. It is
striktfglnthe right place. There is no jas
tibe ikpuniahing the heedless or ignorant In
stnnolbti of those.menU designs, and' allow
ing'tha real rebels, thej brains and power of
the evil, to'escape' to renew it, 4
Thefcearwmsn in Indianapolis to-day* far
more gnllty of ‘the attempted tnurderof oof
soldiers"ln Morgen county, and of LhV rebel-
Modi' butbnak ini' Hath county, than 'those
who fired the shotsor hid the deserters.
Upoa them tha.:Goternkent proposesto-lay
the walglu of iht XftkSVhfifiQ .titloh Any bloody
eolUsion. shail demand; and* hi trhly as Ged
lives, to them will belong the erime, and the
stain: ofcuvery drop of blood that may be
shed. I Thejr taught and trained dissaliifao-;
lion into treason, and pat the^devilish order
of the K. G. O/s.into Hi hands fof a weapon,
and the gttUt of all that follows '.their lead
will be theirs, and oughtto be pbnished in
tham.4-/adt<Mey>oKi tad.
Sown or Bukll’s Pares ds.— A few days
slacen brilliant little niovemOnt was made in
Tennedsee, by a part of * Gfcd. Negley’d corps,
in whlijh the boys of the Nineteenth Illinois,
(Chicago Zouaves)-had rAfhare. -It was soon
.over, and the rebels skedaddled, bat a 1 squad
of prisoners Wdre.taken.. Among them were
thirteen of the witnesses oolleotedby Buell's
Court Martial toAwear against Col.'
Turehla,~some“month* axe. The delight of
the boys at meeting these fusnds of BueUon
dersuch fitting circumstances was intense, m
bejittpposed.— TributU. ■ .
■ Tag NewYork/IW* UlmpofUng thirteen
thduKUdreami of nsViprintingpaper from
Belgium.!: It. will eoitf.vrith duty and ex
change]about fifteen cent* a' pound, which it
btyUefad will soon ba the riding prlpe of pair
paw* tintehfaetnrsrs.]L Extensive prepara
tion* krttnikihgby some ef the latter* in dif
ferent ports of the eoxntry, forjthe urtofthe
cheapest stocks, such as straw, wood, do., hud
this will Inevitably affect themarkeC.,
'3* Wi HaJpuVVooiheesr law partner, and
a leading Copperhead member XJi.tha last.lu.w_
diina Xbglllature, in which he introduced the
atrocious Military Board Bill, wasarrested
omThufsday for shopting.fbrJeff. Davisand
SwbewaU Jackson, in the streets of-Indian
upbltf/ 'Aman named bannegkni Wfap wai'bi
hts company] waa arrested at the jam* tin*
'M Wlatation^of;. loyalty: expressly for
clergyman is being -.signed in Philadelphia.
They M *vow.their unfaltering loyaltyto ouf
General Government, and their duty to pray
without beesingferthe triumphof oOfaimT
in putting down this unholy and murderous
;U4>M to P* w ; o ,<a
PJ'jAtyt* |oidihlpm«n in
I«•ord«iWd to report nfc Richmond. Qharteaton.
hSftvutiftfc, W&lalßftoa nd'Moblln v»xt
** «ynalattion. c _ .... ... , n t
beirijre Mjckijrtja.
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SEWING MACHINES.
Are itUl offend at
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Upwards oMIO.OOO of these celebrated Machines
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25,00 d sold Avftspfb pari yew.
This .will etKch, hem, fell, quilt, bind,
tuck, rather. coed and braid. .It prodoeeeia lode
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est and tbloect fabHc; very simple In eobstreotlon;
etogant in design and finish; has received tho
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Foil lnatmaioas fa operating giran ft#*
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will- do ill .kinds, of work,.and. are warranted Ice.
throe Maple, jthal a ay. child u.
years old caaiftseuisiD to Onnsiaatly os
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A octaTe ti tod Art, roeewood, aured p&nefa'
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A 6 oCMTo'pAickoEiDg, roeewood, round cor^
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A « ocUk/o atodart, mahogany * 80 00
i A 6oeteie. H*ift, “ . 7$ 00
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A 6 ©stave Danheru, " f----i—} 60 OO
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Office, Ho. .W Weter itreet, Spent 4 Oo, 1 * •.
home, up tUir*, Pirteburgh. '
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VOLUME LXXVI—-NO. 116
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pEOp£E3DffiOBANCS COMPACT.
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PAMT Of PHILADELPHIA. Office, 435 and 4»
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agieeablj to an act of ftaimtily. Imhin
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Company 'cag.. divide by law are Crom-riikfwbick
lute been deterndhed.'* •" *' ‘
" Inrarance made on etary doecrfptiob *1 property,
In town and country, at rate* a* lowa* areconmteat
wUh'aecurUy,' f i •••< ■••
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they havepaid lomee by fir* to an aaioitnfexeeedii.,
Fevr'jftilitms ■; oj DoOart, thereby affocding evidence:*
ef the adranUce* of Imnranoe, a* weliaa their abiii
ty and dispodtion!to meet-with 1 ptomptiiHtf all ‘
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* Mordacai D. Lewis. . Jecob B. Smith,
Tobia* Wagner, Edward 0.;Bale, .
David S. 1 Brown,' Oeo. W. Hichardi.
Samnel Grant, . j George JUea. %
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luinranoe bo. of tho State ofFena'a.,
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