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floTwaber. Beiorn dan—Tb# ftiit Hon
“onU > “ d «» Out ’v »f each farm.
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£s£^ u ‘’ ndv • AprU < “ i - “ d
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Bank Statementn*
Iko following li a tabular itetamoat of tbo
ooudlUon of tho Banka of this city, for tbo
“okik of April, 1868, ai oomparod with
tbo pnrioua Booth:
Trees'y
, - Ho< ** * Doe br
Lotni. Epoch. Notae ot Banka
■ oth'rß’s
rioaborgh ual,ati> Mu,, 69 tu.lw «jows
whm Slum UwaleS
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2S?“.— — . «!'*• 168,1>8 614 648 1:8,481
,«W« 617.69' TM O
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AHHh*ay—— 887,40 134, T& 447,76 100.8 M
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L—t month.,
tf —uml
P»rri—i a,> 01 301 534 ... imii
«x,im 1,tf<9,59j
yyp M-OiCT 60 ,174
Marehanu * MaanTza. 4357.733 441,118
192.10) 8304-S
Meahantn. 876,Mi 57129
uva 751,C9> 6&8.1W
Allacfanajl... 845,441- 310,tfc
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month... ~, |6<n >3 82‘14330.44*1 lw 921
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• Presbjteriai.
She Reformed Presbyteryof Pittsburgh
att la ;the Pint Bsformtd Presbyterian
church of this city yesterday. In addition to
**• usual routine matters, tho following Hem
of business wen transacted: The name of the
Second Reformed Congregation of Pittsburgh
was stricken from the roll of Presbytery's ra
®“®*ss. pastoral relation between Bee.
John Nevin and the oongregation of shenan
<o, Crawford county, was dissolred. ,
The oongregation of Neshaanoek presented
the following qusry: “Is it consistent with
Coed standing in the Reformed Presbyterian
Church to sapporta treasonable newspaper?"
This was referred to a special committee who
reported, That inasmuch as civil government
is an ordinanoe of God, and Christians owe
allegiance to such governments as secure a
good degree of olvil and religious liberty to
their oUUtns, therefore,
Smoh*d r That instead of supporting trea
sonable newspapers, to do which is itself trea
son, we should use all proper means to dii
■conrage.thsm:
The Oommlttse made certain specifications,
wuish, after some discussion, were withdrawn
lest seme efijsnse might bo given to those who
**• perfectly loyal to. the government; The
report was adopted ”TV^Ditaonnly.
Th* following period ware appointed dele
ntoo to Geiere! Synod, to meet is CederrUle,
OUo.oa the third Wednesday of Mop noxt:
Minister, —Rot*. George Soott, John Doug
lu,.D. D., Hobart MoUilitn, Thomei John-
JJti J* HIU> John Alford end John Kerin.
Eideri—John Stevenson, Biq., Jomoi M.
Imbrio, Saorgo Show, Beoj.mm Miller, An
drew Wotunon, Daniel Minnieh.'nnd Henrr
-Caldwell.
. i
,
:• i
Fresbytety eordiaUj recommended tho ob
aocraaoo of Thnrsdsy, the 30 th of April, u a
dsy of humiliation end preyer, in aooordanM
with tho President's prooUmeUon.
On Book Table.
History of tho Befotmetlon ia Europe In thoTlwoof
Oslvm. Bf J. U. Merte D’Aublpf* D. D„ Amb.r
of tho “HutotT of tho B formuton In tho ml-
Month C.ntu tj," t roll. l2mo. pp. 433 ond *75.
How Tort: Bobert Oortor h Brothers. rituhcioh
ft A Doris, 03 Wood St.
Some weeks 0(0 wsnotleed tho pabllshirs’
oßßoaaeoßiont of then volamti, ond (oto 0
fow oxtrooto front tho pnfhoo, which happen
ed to be inoindod ia nfateieulnt of proof-ohooto
than forwarded to no. Ihoro oxtrooto Tory
distinstly stated tho design ond soope of this
-oddltifn to tho onthor*i gnat monumental
-work—tho " History of tho Beformetion in
the Sixteenth Conturp.” That noha work
wo Dr. D'Anbigno purposes to write, (ond of
which wo hast to substantial an instalment
ia tho two Tolnmeo before us,) trill bo receiv
ed with a world-wide welcome, wo are entiro-
Ip ensured; for, if his special quaUSca
ttoaa as a historian of tho Belormation
are eonoidorod, it will readily be admitted bp
all those best acquainted with his writings,
that tho very portion of it ia which bo might
bo expected to attain tho highest exeoUenoe,
, is that exactly which ho hero undertakes—the
•sooond, or Oalriaian, as dlsttngnishod from
<the first, or Lutheran, period of the great
uaorement. Be hu.lbng meditated and pro.
gsaredfer this division of his work on the Hof.
ormatioa. Be’saps in his preface: **Tho
idea of the present work is not a new one) it
dates more than fortp pears baek......Tho
learned fieasdar, speaking with the author at
Berlin .‘in 1818, passed him to undertake a
•Battery of tie ifc/oreulim of Calvin, The
author answered that he desired first to de
scribe that ef Lnlhsr; but that he intended
to ekoteh tuccessivelp two plotures to similar
mad pat to different."
Besides the portion of the work comprised
ta these two volumes,! we are informed
that other volumes are already far advanoed,
and two more are oxpeotad to be roadp
for publication in the ensuing pear. It
is hardly necessary to sap to our readers, that
they Will find the same vivacity and plotur
esquoneet of style, whioh characterised and
rendered so charming the successive volumes
«f the former portion of Dr. D'Aubigae's
History of the Belormation, reappearing in
these volumes in all its freshness—as ot ar
tist's skill and fire, unimpaired and glowing
still, which "hath touched nothing but what
it hath adorned." Doubtless tho History of
Che Beformatioa, from the eland- point of the
groat Oenevan Boformer, will be brilliantly
written—written so, that thousands will be
won to read on a subject that had never in
riled them, bat rather repelled them, before.
■ "#atm Accident.
' A yesnij msin, named Jeaee B»pine,;eged
-bout tweaty-fivo years, met with uudlnt
«n Wedeeedey night week whioh censed hit
ixath. &• bad beta to Blelrsvllle onWed
noedej,oad wee loaawhat intoxicated. In
thU ooeditiea ha storied oat of ton, going
by weyofthe-Alumßenk." B7ioruaai
wr* teSSSS
.dor. Ihor* won no bone. hMh.?U I S f |. 0 S
nrekebio that hil doathnnltad
no bbnatural petition in whldi S??- 1 ? £???
during oomo twolro or fifteen hours.
Bor LastSLunna roe Qon— The <i_i. ,
member of the Legislature, who Justified fu
vote to exclude oolored people bom the Bbi.
with the remark, that ' 1 he was not legisiaUa.
for ttod," is said, bp the Sreensburg Stroll
tube the Bor. Samaol j Wakefield, Pld”*,
Westmoreland oounty.. Does the Bev. gentle.
“jj*" h * ll ‘** W *“ e *' 5r
Teacher.’ I.atitnte at Ba.t Liberty.
-. _ DiT ’“ raccß!Di,os.
a™* * I “ atnU ™ “11-i to order by lb.
M. 7 SnpKiatMdant, Md after prayer by
Hr. BnroUMd, Sr., Mr. Kano Kuhn wa,
elected temporary Beeretary.
The Committee on the ConiUtntlon was then
“Hod npon tot their report.
St «r«n!on, Chairmen of the Com
mttee, than reported a oonitltntion which
waj, alter some diionnion, adopted. AOom
“■“*• ‘>i»n appointed to nominate por
tnantat ofloen.
Iho Committee reported the following gen
tlemen, who were anenlmouily oleoted •
in^TeS* T ‘ Soper-
B. Newell and G.
M^ a ns.-Kuno Kuhn and George N.
2Veajur«r —James E. Stevenson.
“-Henry J- N.
K ' U J »M ‘ten oleoted Chairman
“"3 »“» minute, of the last meot-
A P rU > 18M - »«• rem d.
Superintendent Donthett then de
livered an able addreu. Subj.ot—"An Age
:Ll m . I L rO ."a m ' nt -" Mr - Douthett went onto
«how that the present i, emphetloally an age
?! ,m * a l ' Tl “* “ »* «U »•
in Ait, throughout the wholo unireno more
ff a * re »*« improvements here been made
■>•<” ‘h» world began. Ho
h | M# “ ti " l J “> the more
P . Mion of popular education, and he
•ddresaett the teacher! and laid
if h . ,m ontrn,u,d “>« plastio mind,
them ih ! Ur ° 7* •« of thu *»t> d . and reminded
lbhfohh P " oa,dho,d “>«m aceoant-
made a few remarks, when
the Institute Adjourned to meet at 7 p. m.
kYMiso SIBBIOK, 7 r. H.
WiUl *J )rEJ * r hy Rev * Mcllvalne.
“ KdS«U °n. UTmd “ ,M * » dd ™»«
. T “ *«‘“»r wanton to show the ,tride, in
ImproToment whioh had be.n taken- by the
teacher! within the lait few year,; hut from
a nogleot of «». of the point! whioh go to
up a libaral adnoation, thoy have tailed
t f**V d i>«P lo . Phyiloally. In
SSXd’jJiMM odncation u carefully at
.'■ odtd “rlj trained to walk,
ead ° f d " 6i »p-«
In Amerioa not enough attention U paid to
the moral education. Be showed that the
nearing of onr edncaifon here would hero an
impro!! on onr enjoyment in the world to
oome. Ho paid a glowing tribute to onr
country, to her institutions, and to her fn
ture. bnt warned the people that thoy most
here for ml.re honorable, high minded, God.
k ' h '‘ iotnre, if they over are to
naro tne gloriou, oountry whioh wo antic!
pale.
After Mr. Anderson had concluded his ro
xusxks, Mr. H. C. Fowfce was called epoo,
uad gave a very entertaining leoture on Elo
cution. The speaker held that elocution is an
Important element in an education—that a
man is as much responsible for the moaner in
which he says a thing us for what he says:
tttt,r#d ** more in
fluential in the world than u great thought
poorly uttered. *
To give u fair absttaet ef the gentleman's
remarks would require more space than we
eaa give to-day. We may say that they were
listened to with the greatest attention, and
showed that he is a master of the subject.
Prof. Jas. B. Newell was then eaUed upon,
mid recited Jngwrtha's Prison Thoughts, and
Young Lockinvar.
The institute then adjourned to meet at 0
a. a. shuwday.
1,443,563 6330,623 1,839.61
1 <76,664 6,638.192 » 816 ffi
|_ | i lie* to
lolrcnl , D.| Dapoelf I Btnb.
3.073
93,177
8U64
9,401
13 496
83,3.15
2.160
A* Impostob.— We have been informed
“0* * woman Is going about among onr eici
tens collecting money under the loUowluk
pretence: She says that there is a certain sol
dier lying at her hense with a bullet in hii
leg, and that she had called npon one of our
most respectable physicians to extract the
ball, and that he has refused until a certain
sum was paid him for the operation. The
genUettanJn question denies any knowledge
ox either the woman or the soldier, and gives
U as his opinion that she is an arrant impos
tor. Quite a number of onreitiseni have been
vietimiaed by the plausible story of the fe
male.
Bxcklsiox Ixstituti. —The fourth session
of Uili institution will oommuuo* on Monday
next. - The Bxcalsior Institute is under the
superintendenop of Bov. W. S. 9r»p, and it
justly regarded as one of the best eduoationsl
institutions of the city. As an English £>d
otsssieal school for bops and girls, it has a de
servedly high reputation, whilst as a Normal
Sohool for the education of teachers it offers
advantages which should not be overlooked.
The Institute is looatod in the Iron City Col
lege Building, corner of Penn and 6t. Clair
streets—whore the Principal map bo seen.
Psssun Teeocoh— According to our Cleve
land exchanges, Msjor Gen. MoClellan must
have passed through here on Tuesday night,
as he was expected to arrive there at nine
o elook on Wednesday morning.
SPECUIi LOOAL NOTICEH,
auoTxa a»n Lilas'; bawixe Haojuxs,
family and manufacturing purposes. it* the
bast la c».
Just Kraraxan noH iu East. —Samuel
Graham, Merchant Tailor, would respectfully
iaform Ms friends and the public in general
that bo has Just returned from tho But with
blf aew 1 took of Spring and Sommer Goods,
oo&itittng of all the latest styles of eleths,
oaeiimerei and Testings. Gentlemen desiring
3 stock to select from that cannot be surpass
ed by another la the city, and their gar
ments made in the most fashionable manner,
would do well to give him a call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Sawm. Qxaham, Merchant Tailor,
Ho. M Market street, one door from Third.
. Guar Clothiio axd Wuu to Bur Ibex.
—The enterprising firm of Wm. fl. McGee A
00., merchant tailors, earner of Federal and
Diamond square, Allegheny, being folly
aware of the extraordinary adranoe In Spring
goods, hare purchased last fall a beautiful
assortment of cloth, eassimeres, vestings, Ac.,
and they are now ready to open their Spring
trade with snperior articles, at greatly ro
dooed prices. They will sell their goods by
the yard If desired, and as they keep, con
stantly on hand a large snppiy of ready made
clothing, eaatoxnorg can be aooommodated on
demand, or have a neatly fitted suit to order.
The work is all doae under their saperrlrion,
and always warranted to porohasars.
Fashioxablb Clothlso.— Oar a&ble y oung
friends eomposlng the firm of John Weier A
Co., Merchant Tailors, No. 126 Federal street.
Allegheny, have jast opened the xqoii exten
sive and rettadto stock of spring and summer
goods ever exhibited west ef the moon tains,
comprising some of the most beaatif al Frenoh
and American Gastimeres, Olothi, Cashmeres,
Marseilles, Ao., Ac,, to be found in the east
era market. This enterprising firm has also
a very large assortment of the latest styles oi
furnishing goods, and a considerable quantity
ready-made olothlng of superior quality. We
adnse our Allegheny patrons to call at this
establishment, and sec for themselves.
Seven Hnxnnun Voujxtubs Siox in
Otttr I—Yeung men, he werned .in time,
supply yonrsslvss with HOLLOWAY’S
PILLS end OINTMENT. Tesy on goer
untsed to eon the worst eesei ef sores, uesrs,
senrvy, fsvars end bowel ocmplelnts. Only 25
oente per box or poL fixß
Aldus si Uunxa.—The Alamnsc or the
Pittebargh Pemele College'ere requested to
moot In the College on Fridey evening, et 7
o'clock. A full ettendnaco is roqnssud, es
business of greet Importenoo to tho membere
of the Aisoclotlon Is to be ttuuseoted. 2t
Oksuds Csue will be teken ettheOoulbus
ofioe, Ho. 405 Liberty otreet, day or night.
All orders left at the shove piece will be
promptly etteudod ** An esUs mutt be peld
(n!etrex«. , g B
Iv tod desire eny repelrs or elleretlons to
your dwelling, or plneoe of hnsinesi cell end
leevo your order ni Cnthbert’s Carpenter and
I obblng Shop, Virgin Altey, hbovt Smlthltld
etruet. All work promptly attended to. t
n.v.si'eDnrr.
TUTeNDLTK & JKKNINGe,
iU ATTOBNBTB a 9 r. a w
Oemxn or Womt* An Brum,
abU;lia PPBrQUK. IqWa.
OUNUKDso.— 3OOO It*. .Potuh;
t&Obnilu Dry Apokn, -
Bcodnlul kr*i, tv m,A
fcSSStSttRh.
’•■■•■^»»KS>Ev:i|J,rf\3i*^!sj
A. ?. OsAf j*t, General Agent,
j*Q» 18, Fifth »tr*a\.
b. narsmaa.
THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGEAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL !>!BPATCIiK.S
Special Dbpatcb to tbe PltUbcrgh Guotu.
WiSHlxoTon, April I,' 1883.
BEOIIVID PATMKHT.
Qot. Morton, while here, B , cared lh , paJ .
moat of ninety thousand dollars due the SUte
for ammunition and other advances to the
Sonerai Government. This sum will enable
him to oarry on tho State Government in
spite of the refusal of the Democratic Legis
lature to mako any appropriations.
He visited the army of the Potomao the first of
this week, making speeohes to the ‘lndiana
regiments, and being received with gnat en
thusiasm. Ho speaks in, Albany on Friday
night, next night in New f ork, and on Mon
day in Philadelphia at the Cnion meeting.
xiroar or ihx wax oomurrxx.
Th» War Committee's report win make
nearly one hundred pagea, and the teeUmony
will fill one or more volumes. It will be ut
terly crushing on McClellan, and will fnrnleh
ertdenee, In profnse abnndanoe, demanding
either hie diemiiial for gross inoompetenoyor
hie trial for treason. The report may poiel
bly not go to tko printers’ hande till day after
to-morrow. The evidence la to bo printed as
taken down by aooompllshod phonographers,
and wifi probably make eight or ten octavo
volumes. Ono or two more witnesses were
examined to-day.
THU KBPOST or THB OOWIIITTII 01 VHI 00»-
duct or th* wan
Will be «eat to the printer to-morrow, and
fnrnUhed to all the paper* at the tame time.
It will be only a synopsis of the evldenoe,
under appropriate hoade, without expressions
of opinion. The ohapters on Antletam,
Ball’s Bluff, the Peninsula Camp sign, Fred
ericksbnrg, and the present oondltlon of the
army, are very long and elaborate.
DICIBIO* XIVOKID.
Tho Commissioner of Internal Eevenne has
revoked his decision by which parties were
released from the payment of taxes errone
ously assessed upon tho certifisate of an As
sessor. Hereafter taxes must be eolleeted as
assessed. Tho regulations in regard to the
of taxes improperly paid will be
forwarded to oolleotors immediately.
SXBIQKtD
Capt. S. E. Meigs, Assistant Quartermaster
at St. Louir, brother of the Quartermaster
General, has resigned. Capt. Meigs has for
a year past had the oharge o: the extensive
Government Halls for the manufacture of
army elothing, which have given employment
to thousands of soldier's families.
STILL AT 70BC,
Tho Secretary of War and Provost Mar
shal General are still at work on appoint
ments under tho conscription law. Some dis
tricts in each State are still open. There are
iostmolions in the oonrse of preparation for
each officer.
Loan ltois.
Th® mi.it divert® opinion! ar® ®nt®rUia«d
in diplom&tio circle* aboat Lord Lyon*' lately
published diapatoh, aom® thinking that he
ought to b® given hla ptaaporta, and other*
that ther® vat an impropriety in hla ooodnoL
OOT. JOBSBTOI.
It ia reported by tho*® who abonld know
that -Gov. Andy Johnston la authorised to
rail®, organise and pay troop*, (or th® libera
tion of £*at Tennocae®.
PROTO9T MARSHALO.
Tho Secretary of Wmr and the President
were in oonanlta lon orer Prorost Marshals'
appointment! to-day. Soma of thaaa appoint
ments will be speedily announoed.
KSBBLS COSOIHTRATIIO.
Considerable addition has been made to the
rebel camps, on tbo opposite side of the riser
and in tbo rioinlty of Falmouth, within the
past wee^.
arroIXTXBSTi DMLavan.
Tho Indiana Provoat HarahaJa’ kfcpolnt
menta won’t bo made anti] lomo farther ad
▼ice* aro raoeived from that Stato.
FITMASTIBS
Will begin to go to tho army of tho Potomac
in tbe coarse of a week'.
PKOffl MURFREESBORO
Sptdal Diapatch to tho Plttabnrgh Gaxette.
Muevzbmbobo, April 1, 1863. .
General Green Clay Smith, In the report of
bli attack on tho rebels after the Little Har
path and Brentwood capture, makei it an
affair much more brilliant and important than
oarproTioue reports indicate. Ho numbers
the rebel kUIod ahd wounded by handredi.
Thera will be a full report by mail.
The weather is hoe. p.
From Fortress Monroe.
Fobtuss Mobbob, March 3i The follow
ing are the caaualtUa of the fight at Williams,
burg: Killed, privates Jacob Wave! and Bd
werd Stelne. Wounded, Lieut. John P. Wen
aril, privates fl. V. Twin, Adam MoOrook.
Joaeph Wilson and Edward Taylor. UUala*
Corporals Joiaph Allen, and Fred. Lender*
privates Wm. AUem, Andrew Arnold, G. n!
Brown, Owen KUklrk, James Uulgrew, Wm.
Scott, Fred. K. Curry and Patriok Sullivan.
The U. 8. gunboat Mahaska sailed from
Yorktown last Tuesday to join tho blockading
squadron in the Gaif or Mozioo. She was in
charge of Commander J. B. Creighton.
Tho above is from the Yorktown Cavaliv
Gen. Korea arrived at Fortress Monroe this
morning, from Washington, and on learning
of the affair at Williamsburg left immediate!?
for his oommand. 3
Wo Inn from Yorktown, to-daypAhat rebel
forooi, and la large numbers,(JO.OOO is stated)
oro is front of Williamsburg, threatablng on
» lt «k. As attaok lo azpeeted at ally hoar.
The Biohmood Examiner, of Marsh 30, taps
that Goo. Von Dors roporu that Goo. lorrwt
•m»do . oacoouial nil to Broot.ood With hii
diviaien. Ho bant bridges, took oil property
ud arms, ud oiptarod 800 prisoners, loalad
iog 35 offiosre. Ho loot throo kiilod ud 100
wounded
Tho report of tho ooptaro of Qes. Oartio’
(Union) brigade, by Humphrey Marshall, ii
sot eonfirmtd.
Chattanooga, March 47—An offloiil report
team Goa. Morgan of his late fight, states that
it looted iix honro; thot ho droro the emmy
two milei, and; they wore huylly relnforosd
and held their poaition. Morgan lay! his
ion of offlooroj was heavy. Morgan's fight
with tho Union foroes was at Milton on the
20th. Ho adyanood in order to draw onr
forooi from Liberty, bat they won foraod to
fall book to Murfreesboro.
Mobile, March 27.—A dispatch from Vloks
barg says: ’
At five o'oiook this morning foar boats
won soon odvanolng towards the upper bat
toriss. A Tigoroas fin was opened oh thorn,
driving book two, when tho other twb passed
Baser a raking fire, almost ovary shot taking
offset. One received a shot in her otonm chill,
and in fifteen minntu she filled and stint.
Part of her erew escaped to tho impolite
■horo. Tho boat that Sica pod is supposed to
ho tho Bin ton. She is badly disabled: one
shot'penetrated her steam dram, disabling
kirso badly that tha Albatross towsdi hor off
oat of danger from oar gunboats. '
Two mnrdtrs havs roosnUy bosn oommlttod
In Manphtstar, opposite Jamas Bivsr. Tha
porpotrators belong to tha division nhw sta
tioned In that vicinity. Tho first viotlm was
S. H. Scruggs,. peaoublo eitlasn of Man
ohsstor. Tho tamo is said of tho seoohd vic
tim, whoso name Is not given.
Captain A. 0. Wobster, eon fined ini Castle
Thunder, and condemned by court-martial to
ho ban, next Friday, made a most desperate
•ffert to escape from his fate last Friday, by
jumping from tho third story window, hHghtt
ing npon tho ground in a disabled condlutln.
It is not likely he will be reprieved.
A British frigate arrived in Hampton Boads
this afternoon, and after anchoring abreast of
the fortress fired a Salute.
Washington Intelligence.
.v W «!“. OI K A P ril I—Bupaloh.. from
t&e Mississippi squadron embrace reporta
from the oommanders of several vessels
which attempted to pan Port Uudion on thi
Sight of ihb 14th of March, from which it
appears that the/ had reached the last and
most formidable batteries, and werb congratu
lating themselves upon having gained tbe
turn In the river, when the Missiseippi
grounded. Fearful that this vessel, under the
galling fire of the enemy, would fall into
i their hands, it was deliberately destroyed by
the commander, after the removal of ail on
board. No private cffeols were caved. Tho
mishap to the Mississippi caused a derange*
ment of tho woli contrived programme of Ad- I
miral Farragut for the passage of all the ves- I
sels of the fleet. The fighting on the part of
our men U described as in tbe highest degree
creditable, all striving to exhibit superior
prowess.
The tchooher Jane Morley, formerly Le
Fonavril, of Baltimore, owned by Bokcg
Bsll k Co., arrived at the steamboat wharf
to day in tow of a lug having been engaged
in a contraband traffic, which finds its waybe
tween the rebels in Maryland and Virginia
aoross the Potomac, near the extremity of the
Peninsnla, between tho Potomac and tho Bap.
pahannook. *
The party of twenty-five contrabands, cap
tured on board, included sovcral ex-Washing
tonians of notoriety. 6
The contraband good* capturod make* a
very extensive pile on the wharf, and attracts
mooh attention, embracing a large amount of
jnppliet of quinine, morphine, eto., rebel
uniforms, buttons, infernal machines, of a
novel construction, army blanket*, forty cases
of boots and shoes, lueifisr matohes, soap and
coffee, and three large mail bags containing
small packages,:and some eighteen hundred
letters, to parties in Virginia, and North Car
olina.
The letters, it is said, are bf a character to
seriously compromiaevarious parties in this
oitj, and in Maryland, and the devekp
ment* of the underground operations of
the rebels they disclose will prove of material
service to the Government. A smoking-cap
dressing gown and slippers, gifts to Jeff
Davis from his lady admirers in Washington,
were among the articles. Also a head-dross
a brilliantly colored balmoral, and finely em
broidered handkerchiefs, (half a dosan,) gifts
to Mrs. Davis. The boxes are mostly con
signed to the care of Traet, Saol & Co., Eich
moad, but bear also oipher designations,
which, with lotter* taken, will eerve to show
the real parties concerned in tho trade.
The Commiiiionor of Internal Eovonuo hn
made the follswing decision concerning taxes
Improperly paid. Decision No. 67is revoked,
and hereafter all t-ixea must be collected as
returned by assessors. Claims Jor. taxes im
properly paid, under the excise Jaw, must be
made to the Commissivuor of Internal Reve
nue, through tho collectors of the respective
distrlots, supported by affidavits of the
unts and certificates 0 f the 'a*eesßOT'-hi'der
whoso direction the taxes weryuanessed.
First—Theclaimant muttaute, in affidavit
tho material case on which be
makes his.claim.;
Second—The assessor and aseutaa; assessor
oust certify that the statement made in .the
affidavit are <ruo, so far as eaoh has knowledge
of the facts. ' 6
Third—The Collector must append his cer
tificate that the Ux'hss been paid to htm, as
stated in the affidavit. When an affidavit is
made by an agent, the principal of the agent
**®* r tOetaho person making the affi
** kit agent, and that the statements aro
trueaooording to the beat of his knowledge
and belief. When an affidavit i» made by a
member of a firm or company be must swear
that be is a member of iuch company <*r firm
The official character of the-officer, who ad
ministers the oath, most be established
either by his official eeal, or by the certificate
of the proper authority.
When a claim u thus prepared It must be
sent to the CommUaioaerei lournal Revenue,
and if it is found correct, a eraft will be drawn
on the Collector, who receivod the tax, in
favor ef the olaimaat, for the amount that
auy be allowed. ;
1 he Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
also decided that white beer is subject to the
same duty as alo or lager beer, and its manu
facturers subject to all tho liabilities of brew
or*.
iUiode Island Election.
PaovtDiwn, April l.—The State eleotion
la li * snooess of tbo
ttepnollean Union tick-u J. y. Smith was
eieoted Qoeernor, ann I. A. Jcneks and N. F
Diaon members of Congress by handsome ns-
Jonties. Ihe supporter* of (be administra
tion have a iuej irity in both Houssh of
tb# Legislature.
Fast bay la New York.
Nsw XoiKji April 1 —The feet d*j io this
Bute hu been postponed to the 30ih of April,
to eoioeide with tue nau.oal fast day, as re
commended by the President.
Mmtcis by Telegraph.
K«w Ton, April I—Noon.—Cotton mLusml
'f?, L ‘ le ' V*? rl »” ISO. Mjher , tab.
°{» bbU. at J 6 fioeto to for Stale, 87 50*7 45 for
* 7 “® 7 ™ f“r Sootberu. Wheat adraoc
ed 1 @2c., bat the market ia quiet; Chicaro bbriuir
*> <‘3‘ Milwanare Club 81 64@l Sl'red’il ft
, 7t -. L °™ * dT " lc " l *• i aalee 31.000 bu.b. at HI
393 c. fcr mixed and to-SSOc. for,cl ... Pork Orm :
l* 000 bb **‘ fct I *° r me... Bacon buoyant
Lard buoyant; sale® 1,000 krcsat lOldifeLlllr Wh«.*
‘ J Oull a. 4«3475c.: F,el,Ka dull.
eoilf'i'SlaT a'• ** W ° b ‘ ,U ’ i ’ b “*. *» buxb. :
earn, b.tflO tub. ’
BterJiog Exchange; bettor, betas: oaoted at la\£
encorsed, 104. Gold Closed, after the Board, at 6T%!
„-£f lx,A 5* I,PHU i A P rII lo—Oaly limited demand for
floor, and superfine U held at |6&6 45, and extra
family at $7@7.75. : Wheat conttauee firmer, and
S?7iai“f?° T n g ~pJ - r * d «“» at * l and wbitolt
81 76@1 Ba>. Bye scarce, and Penna. Ml •at St 10
Corn ta foir demand j.ssiee 6?<00 bash. at 80s. 45,000
Barley toldi at 81 45. Thereto more inquiry (or
»7d ,t 4 U i MJ Ch “ 8B iQ P,ke '- ,JUO
Baltikori, March I.—Flour Arm and adrandmr
ObU> Kxira 17,62# > Wheat steady 2 tales q( a 600
e?*7i * l i& 9l>^ i i r Kentucky White, |1 7owj
SI 74 for Bed. Cora steady. Whisky-firm.
J o *** April L—rOotton advanced; tale* of
Ji^i. b4la, h, at “ advance of 3@4c, being quoted at
74@7Ac. Floor advanced; sales 17,600 this at IB AO
for Ohio, and *7,65(37,90
for Southern. Wj»eat- quiet; sales 1,300 bu-hat an
W ? Urn *U7Oi White Kentucky
81,90. Corn advanced 2c; sale* 100,000 bn.b at 9Ud
B?* 0T “ ,d K@9oc, Beet heavy; rep.caed fit to
@ l -' 75 - Fofk buoyant; new mess *1t3,12#<ait3,25
at 4B#@47#. Sugar advanced'#?®#!:;
•ales 9#@l2c. Oofit*: firm; sales 4,0U0 bag*onD?i
rate terms. Freights unchanged. Wool quiet, but
J^more firmly. Stocks irregular, Aanorican gold
CuaxxATt, April L—Floor firmer, superfine $5.00
«* xtr * 86,10(30,35, with fair demand. Wheat
held 2Q2c hither; but buyers refused 10 follow on the
adraooe; »U3o(g>l,BB aft, the rates asked. Corn t. in
good demand at OiQCflc. Oats dediued to 680. Bee
scarce and In demand :at 9&@|100. Bar.ey dull, but
not lower. Gold and demand notosadranced to 81 aa*
BUrer 1,40; Exchange firm and steady: Whisky ad’
▼aoced to 42a. Mess Fork held at *14.60. Aao«l
demaud for balk' m«at; salsa 4uu,000 lbs at tar
Bbonldrtt, 6}*®6%o for sides, and (wham,
»°°a «D»nto«d at but not offered freely •
at 10#; oouutry sbouiden «u>d hams, not desirable
*®Sc. Groceries firm, bat the demand
pHOTOIiKAPa ALBUMS, i ewßtyUs
■A. m best manufectorie). from 60 ceots upward*’
the largest and beat assortment in the»Uy, *t ’
JOHN P. HONTV,
Bock, Stationery and Kewi Dealer,
•■bao MABOHIC HALT., ffF r H ATBKBT
i "kNIONS—I2 bbla. ohaio©; .
Vj 80 do BtUMtt Applec;
160 bush. Dried >ppln{
160 <o Dried Peaebee:
60 bbla. Extra Floor*,
900 do Kstr* Family:
„ 66 Sip plm Table ealt:
In atore and for anU by
■h2l 1 a. MPRU. 183 Liberty atraat-
*TKJ LKT—i'ihow twoßfiodsomd three
A riory Houea, ?n tk» corner of Fifth atreat and
Cberry allay, kbowa aa Boa. ICO and 102, with cood
brick atablea la tha war. Tfceae hoaaaa are well
to tha oka of althar profeerional man or pri
vate famllUa, aad will ha ranted low toyoad tenant*.
Immediate poateaeloa (Iran.
For partloolari apply to
> ’ ALBXAWDIB KIMO,
aglill ' : ; No. IB Liberty atr»at.
UMBKK UV BOa'l' tiUKMi.—ite
• J aadonlgnod would; Inform tb*le eoctomsra aad
th* jmblic (hot th*j hart now aitholrUli» copuly
o i Hal AXD OAK. flu omn
for Boot Biding, Bridg* or Baildfßf atafl or ut
thing in.that Urt. i . *
BICRITB nHKBIHB.
: PolEtfl.w MtU,
PrDD •t'Mt, bftUW Bfnrborv. ; :
rpHK mmoa up hiiaaAii
JL BYEHIS,f«r tb. bu>Bt of th. Iniolnct
Lavs. In the found ;ficamoD Pita*, Ho. 8, Jose ;
Tin&i J 863. i- . ...
And now to wit,>MareV29,lKS. tbe' Court fix tlx*
Ura of APBUt HJXT, At 10 o'dock ». m., for a
bearing to tbeaboce case. - ■ . ■ .
; rBAM THI BtCOBD. “*
Attert t Him Batov. Protbevotary,. mh27:tf
jgAMUKIe Wfiiiwpou«/ 'j:. ~~
01ALKB OF WBIGHTB AHD MBASDBfi^
»0«fla BAHT filDB Of THI'MAMOUD
b*wrojii»*ra* and Mart*. Oftoeopaoew
tunmi mt aayubbat. SSSm
FROM WASHINGTON.
Mail Dispatches t 6 tho’riitcbargh Gaiatta.
Wasbisgtos, March 31,1833.
AHOTHBR INDIAN DILSGATIOS.
Still another Ind>an delegation, consisting
of seven chiefs belonging to the Ute tribe cf
Colorado, has arrived hero. They held an in
tenriew with Commissioner Dole to-day, in
the presence of a number of spcotatore,
nmong whom wore several ladlos. The “talk”
was quite a plain one. Mr. Dole, in tbe course
of his remark' informed them that if they
molested tho white people .of Colorado, the
Government would sued an aimod lorce out
tf er s «. troßg cnoo 6b t 0 whip them. Tho
f}®*® ?f. i ? fre P Ued rer 7 cooly that he doubted
if that thing oould be done.
These Indians set up claims to vast traota in
the territory of Colorado, which tbe Govern
ment does not recognise. Much •* palaver”
will neoessarily ensue before an understand
ing is had.
tl FIGHTING JOB” IN WASHINGTON.
General Hooker was in town yesterday, in
o « a «ttltat:°n with the Presiiont and Secretary
of War. He returned to Lis headquarters last
night.
ADJUTANT GSNIBA.I/8 NOTICE.
The following named officers are notified
that they will stand dismissed the service nn.-
lo=s they appear before the Military Commis
sion in this city, of which General Ricketts is
President, before tho H;h of April next, and
make satisfactory dofeooe to. the charges
against them :
DKSBBTIO9,
Cape. Samuel Griffin, Bth Pennsylvania
Volunteers.
Lieut. James Mitchell, 32d Illinois Volnn-
VAILING TO SCPOST AT HBADQCA&TKBB, FKO
VOBT MA&BBALL CNDBB ABBKBT.AB ORDBBBD.
Capt. B. Converse, 13lst Ohio Volunteers.
Capt. J. Biohelbort, Bth Pennsylvania Be
servesr
Lieut. James Kellogg, 6th Miohfgan Cav
alry, forgiving wrong name when arrested
by patrol, and failing to report as ordered.
CBIKF OF STATISTICS IN TBS AGRICULTURAL
DSFASTUCNT.
LouU Bollman, Eeq., of ladiana, has been
appointed by Commissioner Newton, Chief of
Agricultural Statistics in the Department of
Agricalturo. He is understood to have some
knowledge of agricultural afMr's.
CONOBKBSIONAL OMIfSIQS,
The Qaartermaster Oec'eral's ninety addi>
tiocal clerks and thirty copyists cannot Jje
paid, unices the Secretary of thel4?reaaury
takes the responsibility, &<r-'appropriation
having been madein-tho hurry of the last
hours of Cn&gretr*.
Firms ylvaaiti Legislature.
Be ported tor tbe Pittsburgh Gazotto.
Hasbisvubo, March 31, 1883.
Bocst.—-ilr. Graham, of NVeitmorelaud, objected
to the bill to Incorporate the Philadelphia Commer-
Wbtrftnd Railroad Company.
Bill relating to tbe Court, of Allegheny county
wupattod. it relite. to tho public.tlon oflegal
notice*. Messrs, GilflUan and Hutchman voted for,
and Messrs. Groa«, Shannon and Slack voted- against
the bIU, Vote—3l ye*a ;20 nays.
BUI for the consolidation or the loan. 0 i the Com
monwttlihof Peun.jlvaoi*. There are now fort,,
one existing loans ; ot these, about twenty-two will
** ow-do» °n ibo lUth of Aprfl. Tbe bl 1 was
The following bills were Introduced;
Sir. tihanuoe, sapplemeot to an act relative to ex
ecutions, approved Jono 10, IS3S
Mr. bcboo.bb of PhilaOeifhla, till to iocorporata
the American Engratm Compsuy,
Mr, Barger, OI Pblladrliml., Mil to regnl.u the
•toragool Potroleom In lb. city of Phllldelphia: s
*“ ct, " or of lb. Penn.,l
-»«nl. Ealltoul Compnn,. It I. to en.tii. tbe c m
g?l p'| r r, C ‘i‘, J iT‘ hr , "“P* l ™ “f tbe freight
of lb. Phlladelgbu utl Erie iUtiroad Compeu,; •
fnrtbe. eupplentent to Ibn charter of the Plilliil
fh.r£al , Ur f' c ' , “ N »««eti>» Oooipm,,. It gi.e,
theri<hti° Incrva.o tb« amount ot capital stock,
tD l**ft*l any subscription by corpora^
Bill authoritlog Notaries Public in this S'ate ami
In any State or Territory In the United cutes to
take acknowledgement* of dopds and letters of at
torneyand to confirm acknowledgemeau heretofore
made. I’aned.
iOJonrneJ.t s>; , a. ttmll s’J .. a. to-monnw.
bkxatz—The foliowing petitious and remonitranct
were presented.
Mr Bldswy.petiilttnof the Hotel keeper, of Pbl]
adelp&ia praying for an amendment to tho act rc*u
lating the sale of Intr Ucatlog liquors* *
of tbo town Council o
of ■’W l ™*™* to tie chart.
r—asec Ball
Mr. Graham, nao utraoco or the Female Anti
bUr«r> Society of Pb ladolphia against the pftisaito
La* i*ToVh£Sut”f 1 lmm ' in,UgUo! P«-
r - < £ nael! ‘ * tmoa! : »QCB or chlxm o 1 Phlladel-
V. ki o S » a 0 833,000 forth? ihll
•delphJa School 0 | Dntea Tor Women.
Tne supplement to tfe act to change Iho venue In
a certain case from Boater to Washington county
approved February 18, 1853, and the bill to extend
Uiecbartcr of the York County Bank w.re paid.
Mr. Connell introduced a hill reUUto to the Eaater®
Penuiyivania Bible Uouto.
w*.» atEjnEJirr'i.
ciSam')'
(low Ifeiedeo*,)
♦O. —Sole Ltuee asd Manager.
cfr.&MITaS brgi >o announce that he will opon
lo» above popular place ol amusement
THIS (Wedneada)) KVCHING, April Ut.
M present tbe entire Coop*®! lata of “Trim-
*”“ “ °' w '*»■ <“ ”*»
fcta confidently tehee upon his .reputation .as a
« « Q . B * r^ #l cf w " ® ffert » fo please
A -? Al jp ihACaoiiAi, paocßAaMKwiiibo
pres: Died this eTe- lng. Don’t fail to be on hand.
*> e publi.-'e obedient torrent,
"P 1 W. C SMYTHS.
ri-macKon chrstke
ba*«sr «si> Maji4eßA.^^_.
11 .. . . IM
•••<»- H. Otkuiotqji.
Pntccaor Amnnioa.—Private Boxea, 15 00: tUe<
fit-T* 1 *#!? 11 00 1 *>"!»«“ «Ki Dial
Uhcle, Chain, 60 omti, Family Olrcta, t& enu
Colornd Gallery, 86 oouts; Colored Bozea; 60 mote i
SalJ-ry, 16 cents
01 . th ® greal Amrrlotn actor,
«lcet« r AFIff ‘ Wh ° WUI ® p * <mr M Duke tf
TDI3 (Tboriday) EYBHING,
Will be performed, the great fire act tragedy of
Richard 4 Mil.
BOOK^SPnllr - Mr - KlAlrlS
k m U wM.ntNUKBSOH.
: — 0 IOtTEK.
KING HtCMltt —: .... j|t uHlrPfiHifALI
MWtKX BLfZiUBTa.. ASMIE BfcE&l*.
To cooclodfl wttll •
SWILL MILK.
irjjn’s.
WANTED —A good second hand Safe
lh* iQ'scnUr wlsftte to either purchase or
utre a good secondhand FiBB PBOUf SAFJE
Adsro«« or call at U 4 Becoed Street.
wh?>l FBAyg yakqordeb.
WASTED IMMEDIATELY—A Baits
•f *etl Inrnleh.d room*, asluble for a put.
BUriAN 8 BECKPiIOH BOOM ANli OWCt l n
Md •“■•l®**, with or with
out POttd. Address, etatlog terma. laoledlng Are
yd gee. f o A. W B, t>t»p,TcuOrnoa. mhfiuat
SITUATION WANTED.—A jounp
Kj man, {wounded In arm at BattU of Anthtua,
which prevents him from Working at hU trade,
wwhee a situation at anything where heavy work l>
uot rtqnired atpment. Enquire at 80. 867 Liberty
KWrma “6. i a, Box 648, Plttabvryk
_ u - = tavs4:tf
power Wanted,
About eight (I) horte power, end one or two
rooma—on ground floer preferred.
JOHN a BOTD,
Mogongahcl* Hoa—.
MBS. KirOEIM
Wi’l open on SiruaoAT, the 28th ef March, a haada
*omaaeenrtßteot ot BPBIBQ MILUXB&Y, *t he*
establishment, Mo. 123 Federal street, Alleghany.
- 5 Bkaaiw -
TO REFINERS OP CARBON OITZ-Z
Th*. iob«rlb«r kiept ctnututlr os bud •>,.
Mt bemud, nf tojUdi fiimtlo
Urt to mp»ly tWuftde-njion llWr.l
ALKXAKBJS KING.
■ So.gwHbortr utaaf .
• YW|A BL»xEs Muiii
yy WO bOXM prime lfealu Ornigu:
_ -809 do do . d* l
Kovorriviogoad farstfobj . '
M °*- IMnd la VoJ^lU
tha LbxUms patriJe, br * n«UUwtlon to
T»M.e.JOHWTOIJ*CO.
y ° 8 ’ WrtoJ Salt: -
n&?B*nuw
-rAK-iUbbu. ta BtorBWl
1 ‘’"•'•‘l JOH» r&otß* ooT
SI •ECMM JTOTICBB.
CST A COCGH.'cbLD, OR AN IBHI
TATED THfiOAT, if i!.c—ed to progrcaa, reaolta
in MTieni Pilmouij and Broncb'et .lroctlcD^, , o<-
Is curable.
CBOWITB BBONCniAL TROOHES
raach dlrectlj the affected parts, and give almost lu
slant relief In BBONCHITI3, APTH3A, and
OATABBH they are Uaeficlat. The g<.od 'eETocts
resulting from the use of the Troches, and their ex
tended use, has caused the«.»tobj c« catirfe.t.d D,
sure tw guard against worthier* knitat'oos. Obtain
only the gmmint Bro jn'i Bronchial 2 rrche*, which
have proved their efficacy by a test of
PcbUc Sp-.aker* and Singers should oae the Troches.
Ul>itary;Offlcers and Soldier* who over-tax thi voice
•Jd are expoeed to sudden changes, should’ hate
them, gold everywhere, at 25 cents per box.
la;6i3adawT r •
J3E"Lake Superior uoppsr Mill aad
SMELTING VOBEB, Pitts*naan.
PAM, M'CURDY & CO., .
lUnuOtctupera ol BfIEETEINQ. BEAZI2E6' Altp
BOLT COPPEII, PRESSED COPPEM BOTTOMS,
BAI8E1) STILL BOTTOMS, SPALTEB SOLBEIj:
' also Importers nod dialers in METALS, I'IH PL j TS,
SHBET lLOit, IFIRE, dm. (Jonetaoti, on it mdl
TIKSEES’ MAC’HIKES ASD TOOLS. ■
Waacoocix. Ho. US Pint and 120 Secocd ,r wu .
Pltmbmgb, Poun’a.; ,
orders of rr>c t-- xnj d.-ilrwi
tern
mv2^-fltwiyT
£3TId Nervous Sufferers of Both
bbAE3.-A re.irrnd geoll.oten barlo* been cl
.tormi to health to a tew d.,e, »ft, r antUTgotna ali
Jb. coal tootine .pd trrcEolar a.p,o..Te moole „j
treatment, withont; jffupcos*, considers ii his sicreci
duty to communicate to hlc aQictod fellow crealures
the kxahs or cua*. ; Hence, on the receipt of an ad<
drewed envelope, hs will'send (freej a copy of the
preacription used. Direct to Dr. JOilK ft. DAGi
i» ALL, 188 Fulton airoet, Brooklyn. V
tublltlydawT *
w*. o. aosursos P . u
WITH*OW DOCOLA£i,-.^.^..._..wu J jr)j i *
umiB & mis
Lifts, Foonocos and Machinists, Washihotox
Woaxs, Pittsburgh, Penn’a.
Omcx, No. 21 Market stx*at.
Manufacture all kinds offiT£AU BNGXNKd AND
MILL MACHINERY, CASTINGS, CAILBOAD
WORK, STEAM. BOILERS AND SHEET IRON
WOAK. ; t.
♦•“ JOBBING AND BKPAimJftraoSTon eliort
92! icp - mh2HrJlr
2KTRGNA l-IL works.
Bong, jUiltcr # Co.
Works at Bh*rpebtirg-Btedos, AGegUeo, VnlLj
Office-and Wareactifw, No. ia iIAUttKT
dTItRICT Pittsburgh.
, Manufacturers ol ILLUMINATING and
GATING CARBON OILS and BENZOLE.
No * 1 BKFINteB OIL. n..u-xpi.,.
«ive. always on hand. •
Sieei Worts.
ISAAO JOX*i. M^. JOHN L. Born^.
JONES, BOYD & C 0„
Mauajectoren ot OAST STEEL; alim, SPSlai,
PLOW AND A. B. STEEL, STEEL : I 21508 ANb
AXLES, comer of Bttaj and Fint.treete, Pittebui.t,,
oci».
J m. Qtfaaweu. • ———
tarCOEHWEIi" & KEfia, ' : *
0A>JB(AOB HAHUFAOrBLKUa,
bILVKA AMD BEA3S
And M»aufictQ(Pri of
• ADDLiiRT aNOCABMAQ* UABD-VA'KB,
J>o. 7 Sr. oLAIB cjtuKKT, |
DUQJKSiifi WAY, t«»r Brfdja,
PITTSHVaGU, PA
£3Er*uius.is & aAajmss,
tIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER SAFE,
BASK VAULT I LOS VAULT DOCK. ASP
STKEL-LINII.D BUBGLAK-PBOOF SATE
UAHUFAOTDBEiW.
12* cwl % 131 T/'rtrd Ictvce* 4 K'ood : ootf
»gefa.. A o rtA «id«.
BANS LOOKB *Way« 00 haiitl
g3CJOHH COCHRAN af KR&7,
IDmufcctnreri of IRON P.AILINO, IDOK VAULTS
ASD VAULT BOOKS, WIK DOW SHUTTKKS i
WIKDOW ODAKDS, to., Kov «1 Second .irct w’i
8£ Third bei\ e> ;i Wood sod Mi. Tel.
Hafb on hand a rarioty of new P a tUn i6 , f atc ,
and plain, cokable for all porpwc*.
Particular attentiunpaid ;o oucioßias Qr*T<. : Lo*
Jobbing dope >t «hort uc-tice,
tars. a. & C. P. JJLAF^iirvipfc*
iIAWUVACTCBtiiij aud dealm'ln BOOK, BBIKI
CAP, LBiXKB AND ALL KINDS OP WBAp’
PING PAPER.
removes horn No. 27 Worn! .trt.t to ho.
33 Smitbfield itm t, Fittiborgh, Pa
b»-OASH OB TRADE FOB H Ul.<
SSC S ‘ fiOUttSS & SONS, Dealer*
In JUBEiON AND, DOMESTIC BILLa Gfi EX.
CHANGE, CERTIFICATES OF DEPuSIa. fiANii
NOTES AND SPKOiE, No. 67 Market Pitt*
burgh. Fa.
WCoUcctiona made on at] tfcr r-rindptO cjtita
througboot the United Static .^a
fcSTUJSNBY H. COLILUs,^?
WARDIN'O AND COMMIESION MKBOnANT aai
wbolaaala Sealtr io lOHKESE, DDXTKB, SENDS,
PISH, anil Proiluco goatrally. No. 25 Wood unit
Pttuborgb. Pa. .
£!OMMIs!SIOtf PKOIiCCE
We have jjowilq atcre a largo slock of
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Consist jog la j>%rt of
too bbl. obotca To'k Stata aul ob'o Qimo AtmlM,
Lake Shore Potatoes, Blow*, iPrinio
A’**'?* *«., la bags an bine s. •
PeacheS* 11 * hulc * 01 “?* Kentucky, and lllioii* Dried
6t'ti lot Pared Fev he*. 1
™ S3!SK?&fcl b < Ur ' tl< *“■* ,
rr**
25 bbl* Pr»|arel St eel Cldac. ;
6 bull Dried Chnrrte*.
6 bbl* Pitted Dried Plum*.
10 k>ga Country Lira.
J! S|* *h d 6 *«*' packed Bot Ur.
60 bbl* prime While beat*.
40 bajb Bla k Wa'jjnU,' *
j a Sicker? Kuta. ;
»0 do Clover firel.
ISO do Timothy Seed.
250 do Flax S*«d i 1
25 bbta Helloed Carbon Oil \
60 baah Barley, [ '■• • j
£0 fall* Extra PamJlyjTlnnr. '
d *P l,O V° i bd * a O»®f»ted atoek of Pro-
DHlEDlriSrl* “AOtt". tUIESsB, aid
_ » liT » •f* 1 *T»ry kind o: CoanUy
Produce. Pe)eoo»de*ilaglaanyof tee *’.o7«.noised
iSuSfPf 11 * u *2 advantage to exunlns
our stock, before pmcbatinr e'sovbere^.
L. m VOIOT k CO.,
Produce and Commlsiloa Merchant*, ;
_ PMOtlwd 86f; Liberty atrret, Pit sborgb.l
AUAHL>.— Huvlpg made ar-dSk
renteatent* to operate before tbe
*•* OoUagee #f the Uultcd Stale., and Ue vSrlotM
Deotal Ooßfeatloiu ibj tbe purpoae of brio nine ?T.
tore ib* prbftesloa my APPABVTPB FOR Vt
THAOTING 5 BETH WITHOUT paih; I *JRi
be obliged to be away. Cram mv oal h
CitiaUr part of oait Spite* aai S tt «k“ r , .aa
my paUents may not be losers tberaVT i tS?
dated with tt# kr. ' n«ntuf
known ability in every brakbh of th*
who** elegant filling* an tbe adatlranow!!?iv 0 *
.NEW GOODS I
A IBicSH ABBITAU ,
SEW GOODS JCBT BECEITBB.
..hiPST *»■ °°P GBBB OAITBBB. of
arKSS.*.-. & W** ofDADIIi’TINE
xobuovo aSd ooa? BoSnfSifj^^oatt!
SSISIW “WB *“*»«&
- laM « WWM*OBB.Blfi>ta, i t», L S
“T - *—-■;
JOHH IHOMPSOSi. fcmieau. ipni, j
WUJ nam ha his pisant location, oh Idbortji
STBlitT, nsit hpus. tothjhrtjgs, •
ohan«ipatA t »flT» x t. uitmaM
B. A. TAHSMTOCI'a. BQK > QO..
*** «*■•»«€JtatindWo«d«i»#to..
UCTJQ It' SJiI.ES.
/YIU’HAfcS’ CuUKT SALE OF V. .
\J OABUE3itICDK«* i: IS IN Ei'T B
INGHAM ■ »» SOUTH PITTSBCGIi—Wii b.
»t on TOKSDAT.'ApMI 7[h, 1663, at cur.., 0 f
iitDrcai «ad Carion nmU, (HeUel’a T*t»:n ) «
or .-i>srr e Talnablo lot* belonging to thu nuu- of
Oaroiisa unniby, d*.>- j*d, k thf of Kan
fiirtrlnghaca. a* r '
lot* on the siJo of Canon itreri, b*.
twee a PtilUpa «od : lAroI!c9 a r:«ta, each kt 24 f«
iron Ij> 120 JeetdoCp.
fix lota on th* ntJrthsra aide cf Far.- 1 -
_ ......... uvituem fl.tie if FaiVtj • not, f\.»
aijd.e**to/ Fhiilip* stmt, each £0 feet fa,at
tod Is-j i«,t o*ep. '
tli lots oa the nnrthtri; fcf<?o tff Sarah sinet, be*
tve«a Fhlillpe.asd Cardins s:ratr»each £of<«t front
by feet deep. ? .
FiTe ‘ lots oq the iortfceai rldo of Jane street, ad>
Maine acid east of Beilr-rai street, each SO feet front
by I2u dfsp.
Foor lots oa ithelnortb liJc cf Jano itrwt. be-
B f°wn anil CliTor Ltrceto, esch SO feet hoot
by UO.reel deep.
Fit* lo § rr the sobfhsfcto of Sarah street adicta
io* M<a im{ from Ojjvei'street ca:h SO feet front by
lajfcetdiep. _ i
Three lotsyn _theisc;nth side cf tfsnlaaans allay.
Out. --^ephaad;;Joan attorn, sach 20 leal froal
by Gu feet deep., . 1
Four lots on tjb* north side or Jaoe street, t etvcea
Jtseph pirsets, eich 20 feet front by 190
£.!#?*, Two.lot# i«[ u>» Borough of Soot-h Pitta*
bargb.cDoffottinraboat 62 le t *o a tbauihirabonl
% °lw' to l th ,! #,d * of r ateat. bod each ex
■ «udlng tbtotjgh to tfca B.own .Till* road.
-T. V *?* fi ,n tbd Boioash of booth Htt*burgh,
72 ffot fronton aootb «iJe of, Btngbam atre. t bj ?00
.oai iliep, 7* fret out front Third atriat.
ror Jurtber pajliCtilara enquire of H. Ua'fr%ta
bx*qut r, bo. 713 Pou.th tlitou
m » ; l:lawiap2aled.' i O. DAVIS. • ret.
li “
uUPXfeBoLI} Aon D Hit 0(1 is. a MjK*
NITOfJ’E —lllll5 (Thnrrdaj) AFTKENOON.
ip'i! 2d, at 2 o'clock, wilt u'toid.it
hwi 6-1 Fte* street,'.* Urge stuck of lioa-ebot. atd
Kltcboo Feral to re, ii xu n g *ti?eb tu»* u. e omrr«>
ted oak l]at it«c. W Ut Wh.t No;. t«oaet« »».
ii g«ny Uiatri hud Better*,b-e »et Wa i at < h»lr
Drwslog Dareauii Knclis d Wa«h fftaeda, r*ac*
Mfcods. Otk tu.d Mako.any v%alout turn
f'l U-OithMa, Sid-lipai(i,;Sx ebatcD ’lab;* JDlttiiig
Konu Cham and Daft, C*pn« u-1 cioihT
B.da Baddl.g. Hit tuax*. »)a»varo, Lamp*.
Blind*, Kttohei B»fe, Ctrukiug biaailla, BreaLfect
ftuo K"cboa Tw^afiJEngrarlog 1 }, 4c
— p - i -■ J o. D/.VfS *rcjt
1 UiJi-10. i\o
‘h.j 3 Btre ®Vka# JO*t icc?,i>l a large and
rul.d attcrtffirat of Utst Y u ik, Pullet] hi* and
Kft344CiU4«tj xoait . ‘ mm mu*
F BttrtEiJ,
BALMGBAIB,
i l • i
1 _ andGAIXSBJ?,
BOOTS, BALSIOBALS.
{ *UoAiii!uKtS, L'ti
rrl, S'aiDiT’AllTlmNOOH, Apill M.
\.T. S' c ‘ ck » ftt Ma.ouij Kail Atcstou Hooße.Mo 66
-‘ l b 5 , ° ,d ' *">«!■. >ng”ln «S
p ~ n """fr"**. B rim, U'jh .od Low
Bl ' l ' O' l ' l ''! bloo ßio.
ft*Js f 1 «' r " oblW ’* Cr ">. T.tttil. it'd,
if?!,”’ Boutg*. Matron., QTcn.w.re, Lunpi,
Liid Msr-rtm>*«t or u uttk^o*',
, :T.A.iai t Qi,SLL,AN.“ ./■? ’
O JAP.HiSJ.ud EQOAU QtlOßb* auction
.rA, ._ v . n i nß , t MeVW!».d-, Auction
, :>• *• McOLALLAWB. I not.
JHERcmfjirT T*iii,osta,
y EXKV HALF, & CO.,
jjinmu
Merchant Tailors,
Ar* new retiring th»ir
• SPKIKG STOCK OP GOODS,
ti iiih 1 . 1 , 0 *, 0r " C 3T >'«>•. ®u=i hu K»n ul»t.
uui fnS“i* ‘to »pprcbat on ot tUlr
Wend* *i.d paktont; vid ttuvlnc, bj , } OT - at.
teatton to brtUua* an 4 .tries integrity, tl meet tna
»j pro*a] t*f all wLu tuay f«vvr,u* w.tfa a call.
. uni fo ays
ts^i W » rd . e i r *“>•?"* to#nmr “»* ot reasonable
» groat many Uttlvou&iS,
Wr C Ji auU L uo a. we l a* for the
« T 5 *" 13 lhto ““
uo L oir a ii“,: "ra r °'
lons vy * 81. oulot r-TBSAI «
’ pUILAUKLIfiIU -
i.;
SluilT AKI) OOZML HOUSE.
1,000 DOZES HliJEOar 3U1E78;
' " AKD BLD * na»
1,000 j,\i; jr TBAVKEIMO
'™ D %™ ,»«. BSttM. <>otp
I.OCO DOZSH Bwgjnr OVEBALDe
10,000 PAXfiS COTIPMADE PAHTALOONa j
AND MARSEILLES AND COl/aS?
AND GENTLEMEN'S NOBNISHING GOODS. *
Foruia by
BKii JfKTT, SDCII & CO.,
iLAsxnrAOTVBAE*,
M&tart*"' “a"* ft-.
Asbutam U imtk« i rnc*.» -
a»th, 18 1 f
paoFOCALb sill bo received at thin
X offlc. Until IHOUSUiI, lb, 24 April u 12
ocloefc m. ttr the cf *IVC huKOkK ,
V h ' ™> •* lb P l '* bend. bleb, and ort
s tatSf“°V"" m °7;■?*»*V*«}«««vid. to
S.*?* ««)b'»KiOoc! Iloki.eil b.et.n to-hno-i
“‘ “h co;or ’ »«l*etn»-lot lax than Ul»j
S. d i i? So an *lll be team!
bo bid v. 1.1 bn rereifoiblrom au> one b.ddtr :or ora
ilban one hundred lor*.; „ub ball lb.:.
deli.ered cu o bebratbe 15lb bin!, .lid tie uianS
on or b-lore tbe 15ili Ap. it nest, to bedilivtred!
ar erlnrpecuun.nt a.;y pouultqulr.die itlao.tv
U ' h ,l , ‘omp'esd «lt!i n sh. <,*a
rpeuflod. tbe U. I. l|uto nmenl metv>e tbe riebt to
S5 k le th* a> ¥ , ;W' b > Puicbnio l•. o;. u ui°
ber» at the eip.nee oftbe contractor. i> mule a on.
ritj Bin ba requl ad lor tbe leltb ui penorinaa. at
the contract. The lldht leieeerrcd to tfj.ct all
blJ.dtoaed toobidb.; i
'< Pjb«fl hi O. H. OBOSJIAH.
• tnn.l-tt Aa l-tant Q. 11. U neeV
MAAttoOU; mow [I.OOXI ttuW
I ®S OBE , D 1 “W* 4 * puVJihYd, m • eettled Ba*
-L c * »®- *** :e j*l* ceati. a Lectaro on tbs na.
tUBK.TBKAfatairiAH® BADICAL CDP.F of
ttperarturrha*or &a*fa>ali ff enfcutiiu*oliuisj».
Bmf *iou«i bexail end impediment* u>
U *f.-nse genetaUy; Coniamptroa. In.
so>ijaati list; MenUl aid l>nj ß tc*« tactpuiiy
antLor °A tfc ® sm» Boo*. £*. *• a
8000 toi of cofferer*.” btut nutter B*aJ
j2inr P i?S e,iT *i? 4 '®’ w • da,w *.P*t-pAlii, oiTie
»7 a&a&
tn»sl&si
I AVI BUUJLo. i! ! |
; Sfrs ,il “ f 0“ *’Hjabi. j 9 Toll. •
v??*L a "/“i 1 * '‘iriapraditKe.
i £.£“;<>■>;■ CrWtfUii*. *,oifc •••
Li r ~!‘.S t °“.‘ J ! KC "!f“ U ’ llldk “‘- e '»“ *«a flaw
; ;| ] !
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•mh3o r • *
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No. 65 V-b.a
I JKAb. u. HAhsjLii i,
Frodaee & fieneril bommUtki Mtnliut,
| HSBOHASDISS BBoksß,
And a*aler taiUkllldi lit COTJSIST t-BODOOK.
JTa. ip UaZBTY BISStT, ~
•' "*• 1! ~ ■: P*Tn«tnta».Pa.
.: Hliint.UA MS A Co.
• -iWobd coreai* ot TbrttL-
jmii, TKEES, EVEfiOKEEiB, *O.
- ,l }? tlI ? , i 11 W W-at 1»TJ«, Hn« Arptl
IBiES, Ui*.mVibommsm**lo* 10 -
Itni 00;£«(«.„»<. JIOBDOCK’S * m .
OKtj.tBB mrmnm* . : ~
ttisivb *oXA'io*B-151
4BS Blo **°‘*«. »M **■
,-gflblilriflktt;?.•■■,V 1.. .
• S as?B2! , ® r £“*»to*«j
tha fctttfiud fprtng *’°©*a to bt
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