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TITOBBDAT MORNINO, APRIL 2.
TOCAL IXTELLI&EISCE.
From Teiterday** Bveniag Oaietto.
1,1. of the Polomno-Enthuniantic
meeting 61 the 133 d Regimehtj
Pennsylvania Voliwteei«t
[The following resolutions are among the
belt we have seen from the army—calm, *«n«i*
bte nnd decided]:
Cixp 13Sb Bicimmt, , I
March Sllbf 1863. J
In pnriuano. of & e»!l nude icvpr»l of
the prirtt. mombor. ol tbU t.gio«t. «° th *
prir.wi mod non-oommi*slorod »
largo »nd onlhoiiaitlo mattlng wal bold, on
,b. ...ninglof «h. iitb. to opyroo. ol tb.
formation ofOnion !««»". * tld t 0 condemn
th . action of tbo.a, »h°. f ° r Tmriotu «*«rted
raaroot. or. .i<h.r withholding tholr .upport
from th. administration and th. war, or dl
reotlj opposing the suae*
Tb« meting was called and obodooted ent
hral, independent of the commissioned offi
cers, that it might the more.clearly appear
the antram'meled and spontaneons action of
the men of the knapsack and musket. The
call «rae signed by tho following person*,
there beiog one from each sompaoy, save E
and;B : Samuel Singleton, 00. A; Samuel *W.
BaViSp Co. Fj Jaoob Rose, Co. D; Levi Att g,
Co. J; C. Madden, Co. Cj A. McKtngio, Co.
Hj H* J. Sotfser, Co. K; John* Jones, Jr.,
Co. Q.
Tho meeting was organised by calling Ser
geant Msjor R- M. Uesiimer, to th# Chair,
and electing private Joseph M. Horton, of Co.
A, Secretary.
Os notion, the President appointed a com
mlttM on resolutions, and which consisted ol
the following persons: Samuel Singleton, Co,
A: BUU E Williams, Co. 7; John Jones, Jr.,
Co. Bj A. McKioiie, Co. H, and James J.
Bernaclter, Co. C. ....
too audience then called loudly for a speech
from the Secretary, and in obedience to a mo
tion made to that effect, and nnanimonely ear
ned, that gentleman addressed the anemblage.
After stating etearly and forcibly the causes
that had made ueoessary each meetinge as
tbu< one, he no lest clearly and forcibly ex
plained the doty of the present hour.
The worthy and meet efficient Ohaplala was
then called npon, who responded In a few re- I
marktf, able and patriotio, but that the terms j
of the call might be kept Intaot, he declined 1
makiog a speech, much to the regret of all
present.
tfegt came one well known In Cambria
county, being no other than Sergeant T. L
never, Esq , who did ample justice to his well
known ability a*d eloquent, portraying the
meanness of the present rebellion; the insane
folly, U not the positive treason of those who
fall to give their entire and cordial support to
the administration and the war, even to the
extermination of the whole race of traitors.
iJohn .Jones, Jr., Co. G, then spoke In a
most sensible and practical strain, *-nd was
followed by Wm B. Jones,Co. A. This speak
er, long a resident et the Bonth, told in his
own plain way of the peohliaritles of Bonth
orn society, and its effect upon those on whom
fortune ba« not bestowed ber riches; Together
with all who had preoeded him, he declared
not only the duty but the wUUogoese to sub
due traitors In the rear as well as in front. I
The Committee now reported the following I
preamble and resolutions, whioh, on being
readt were nnauimoasly adopted :
Wuaaaie, We reoognite the contest In
• which our Government is engaged as one
Waged against the enemies of law, order, and
'justice, and which demands the support of
! *il truo men for its proseoation to a victorl
oob conclusion, became npon it depends our
national existence, and the perpetuity, of Re
publican institutions,
lkertfore, Bttolvd, That wefraely yield the
Administration our oordlal and vigorous sup
port in the means it may adopt, to crush out
this wiohed rebellion.
Rewind, That as. the national Executive
and Administration have in their charge oar
national perpetuity and the meintainanoe of!
our Constitution, we can only aeo in a with
drawal of support from them, a virtual aban
donment of our country to those whose aim U
to destroy it.
Raahtd, That we most heartily concur in
the wisdom of the formation of Union Leagues,
freo of party differences, and oemposed only
of those who are unalterably for Union, and
Inc prosecution of the war till treason is dead.
Rewind, That we have no sympathy what
ever with those who, because of their asicr
ted inability to approvo of all measures adop
ted for the suppression Of the Rebellion, have
partially or wholly withdrawn toeir support
•iiohi the national authorities, and we must
view their oour-e as suicidal, or. If not suici
dal, then traitorous.
Resolved, That any person, press, or associa
tion, using our name* ** soldiers, for any
other purpose than the rapport of the Admin
istration end the war; does so without our
sanction, and is guilty of a libel upon our
names . x
Rewind, That these resolutions be trans
mitted for publication to suoh presses as have |
circulation among those from whom the regi- I
ment bails.
The meeting was ably presided over by the
President, and the greatest of harmony pre
vailed throughout. Everything, moreover,
was done entirely free of all ofioiol influence.
. The attendance wo* large, despite alight fall
of rain, and threatening clouds. Whatever
there may be at home, rest assured there Is no
compromise peace party among the soldiers.
A Soidiei’e Letter.
Xbe following is an extraot from a private
lctt«r from a soldier in oar arm; to his father
It U in keeping with the feelings and senti
ments of a large majority of the brare fellows
new in the tented field:
Your reference to onr bleeding country had
thelkiired-effect. Oh, father, it Is a glorious
mu*o:l an; fighting for. Just think'of the
ruin.asd desolation that await our homes if
this accursed rebellion succeeds. But you
cannot imagine what I feel, when I thihk that
ail I hold dear U at risk, and to save it my
life and air that is valuable to fte is freely
girenj that there should be those at home in
sympathy with the rebels. A curse; awaits
tbea. I tell you they little dream of the deep
feeling of vengeance that fills our soldier*
hearts. I did not think that I could ever en
tertain such ftelinga of bitterness, but when I
see our pickets brutally murdered, and think
thit-there are those at home encouraging their
murderers, I cannot control my feelings. And
these are the feelings of all the soldiers.
flank Note
Corrected especially for tho Gantts by
Mcttn. Void A L*ro, of the Natiowa Bank
Som Etforitr. Roto* tUM»rt*lo »t prowot:
* Pimsusfißt Ut, 1863.
Discomtu 'DisaammL
3*'* Jtn*Ubd But«L .K, Vlrtfol*, lnUrioc.~ 40
NHt*V?orli f XL t)orthOofoIlM~w~.~« 40
parlOootk 0tfOllli.« £0
N»-w J4|o»orgl*BO
Penn*. p*rl&Lfcbun» ——. 10
“ I Pituborgb 10
\ Pitulmrgb...
Bk.oTPKUb’gtHpram 42
Bkol B«-nf*rCo., pr. 42
jj:k oi •* *8
Bank,
Br<iw߻Til>, pram. 2*
Pa Ooootry B*ak*,. H
DcUwar*~~~-”~*-~* H
Dirt. ol ColambU~~. 2
Maryland, Baltloior*. par
Maryland, loi«riocv~. 2
Virginia;- Wheeling.- 1
Wheeling traochea— \%
Kxcuaaos— belling rsM
adelpbia coal, over ba
Oon—Gold, baying aXa
orer bankable fund*.
T H c Bits or thi Copp**h*4D*—Serge*nt
Wortm.n returned yeiterdey from Clarion
oodaty whUberho b»d boon for tho purpoio
of erreetlng deoortori. Wbllo in tho pnrmit
oi hi* duty ho mot with *ieh roilitnnoe from
tho copporbond* that bo ha* boon obligod to
loaro, and apply to CapU E. I. Dodge, Buper
intondontof. tho roorniting lorrloo of Ponn
,-lvaui* at Harriibnrg, fora mfioiont foroo to
carry ont hi* objoot. Iboao traltore haw be
come *o bold that thoy now unblnihtngly
wear a derigbatlng badge of tboir diihonor.
It obntiato of the liberty cap taken torn one
of tbo old faahlonod copper oontt; too *luok
on to a pin. Thoy pan eajtly bo dUUnguUh
ed by the copper in their boieml, and tho
bran on tboir face*.
Bdiooiit.— Early on Monday ] morning,
the' rMidonoo of Mr., Ihoma* PUliip*, on
Ponniylranta owna*r«n anßrod by *omo
thlorei and MTornlbnm* wore *toion< It U
eooloctarod that thothlow* intended to work
their way from tho baiemont op to thoihoo
etoro, kept on tho lr*t floor by Mr*. 1 Phillip*,
bot-tb»Vdid not aetompH»b tboir objoot. ,
Cuu’* Sogoon ViniKmtw-Ibl* onooUjn*
perlodiatl will bo fcnnd at J, P. Hurt, Mn
- ranrßfa alxoot. *«■*•**,*?
*<srtben'»»»e« for t>* PwMw.
Maks asd the Mubm. —Wo have received a
poem Irom a solider, fall of patriotism and
Art j bat we eoutent ourselves with »
couplet, whleh it pretty good, and contains a
salutary warning to the gentry to earnestly
addressed:
“Coppwhwidi! Copperhead,! beware of the dty,
When trm loyal soidi.r* return from the fray."
Nkwbfapek Cbasg* —Tbe firm of Baekof
en, B*uer & Loow, editors and publishers cf
the VolktblaU,bM been dissolved, by the with
drawal of Messrs. Backofen and Loew. Mr.
Bauer U now the editor and proprietor, and
he will no doubt maintain the high standing
it has attained.
CoLLiCTiNo Stragglers.— -The Provost
Guard arc busy collecting stragglers who were
either too drank to fiad their respec
tive companies, or slipping off on some other
pretext, were left at the time the regiment*
took their departure.
LATE TEL.EUitAi'lllU NEWS.
KKO.M OUR EVENING EDITION.]
BATTLE NEAR, SOMERSET, KY.
The Rebels Radiy I t'hipped.
Locisyille, April I. —An cfßolal Somerset
telegram says Gilmore’s forces attaoked the
rebels under Pogram, in a strong position,
near Somerset, yesterday, fought them five
to six hoars and whipped them badly,'driv
ing them towards (he river.
The robels outnumbered us two to one.
Oar loss d&’t exceed thirty. The rebel
loss is not stated.
Interesting from Jturope— The Con
federate Loan--?ol sh Legion
Forming ii London-—lobacco Du
ties—mze Fight between Keenan
and hing—lmportant Engagement
between the Foies and Russians
Commercial, etc.
Sxw Tore, April I.—The steamer City of
Washington, with dates from Liverpool to the
18. h, and Q aeons town to the 19th ult., arrlv
od at l o’clock this morning.
Bt Tslsgraph to Qoeesstowk. — London,
■ March 19. —I'd# Timet city article lays the
announcement of the Confederate loan has
ceased an anaeasl amount of attention. The
last quotation yesterday was S&@3 pOT cent,
premium. The affair is to be regarded as a
ootton speculation almost exolusiTely.
The Beratd rays the first quotation waff 1@
S per cent- oremium. ft then advanced grad
nily to 2Jb@3y a , whfch was the Utett quo
tation.
The degreo of favor accorded to it in Liver
pool* Manchester, other centres of
i the cotton tyude, must constitute the test by
i which London operators will be Ukely to be
I influenced. Should ootton remain at Is 91 a
large number of persons will probably be dis
posed to run the risk of getting it out.
The telegrams from Liverpool were reported'
to bring the price to one eeat premium. Thera
is every reason to behove that the loao will be
a great iucce.es.
The brokers in the American deoartment,
who represent the Northern interests* were
not individuals who entered principally into
the transaction. The larger share engage
ments wero completed in tne French market,
where it may be said to have proved the great
attraction throughout the day.
The ciar alone takes a favorable view of the
loan.
; A Polish Legion U forming in London. It
oonslsts of Poles, who Will shortly depart folly
equipped for Poland.
A deputation from Ireland and Scotland,
en the tobacco doiiei, bad an interview with
tho Chancellor of the Exehequer.
The New York corre*ponaent of the DatJy
Jfetes not see the smallest sign of the
North laying sown its arms, or its oonftning
the war to the question ef boundary.
Litsst. —The Confederate loan has touched
5 per cent premium. It will receive no offi
ctal sanction by tne Stock Exchange.
A prise fight has been arranged between
Qoenan and King.
CotfMhaciaL. — The sales oLcotton for two
days, mu been 9,090 bales, with a downward
tendenoy, and quotations are barely main
tained dales to speculators ahd exporters
were 4,500 bales.. Breadstuff* are dull but
Steady. Provisions flat.
London, Uxrck I9<fc— Consols for money
are92>£@9*>£; E*ie K.llroad Il
linois Ceutral discount.
The following are too latest advices receiv
ed per steamer C ty of Washington:
An impartanteugagoment took place on the
lfiin of March at Landek, Poland. The Bus
stan troops were compelled to retreat, and
the town burnt. Tho insurgents amounted to
3,900. Reinforcements have been sent to the
Russians. , , _
The Saltan was abont to visit Egypt.
The Polish Prince Constantine Csartoryrtl
was on his way to Stockholm. He was most
enthusiastically received.
The India and China mails arrived at Bail
on Mareh 17tb.
Shanghai, Feb. 9.—Affairs quiet, ahd ac
counts from the interior satisfactory*
Nrsr York, April I.— Th* steamer Shel
drake from Havana on tho 21th ult. nod Ma-
Ussu on the 26th, arrived at thi« port this
morning. The U. 8. eteamere Vanderbilt
and Sonora-bad arrived at Havana and sailed
again from that port.
Admiral Wilkes has removed his flag to the
Sonora until the arrival of th# Juniata.
The English steamer Heptane* from 8L
Thomaip had arrived at Havana. She report
ed In ballast and is supposed to be intended
to run ithe blockade.
Xira U. S. steamers Roanoke and Eagle
have arrived at Havana. There is no laser
news Irom Mexico.
All was quiet in SU Domingo.
A Gold Kobbcr Arrested.
A least, N. Y.p April l.—Joseph Cox, who
is charged with having robbed the firm of
Weston k Dome of $10.1)00 in gold, has been
arrested in this city. A stcall portion ol the
money has been recovered, bat the police are
in hopes of securing the greater part of it.
Tbe Prize Steamer Mary Jape.
Naw Yoax, April I—The prlae schooner
Mary Jane, troui New Inlet, which was ,oap*
tored bv tho gunboat Mount Vernon, was
from Narsao, N. P.,aod tried to run the
blockade o( Wilmington, N. C. She had a
oargo of salt and o< ffeo.
Departure lor. Kwrope.
Bosvos, April l.—The steamer Eoropa sail
ed Irom this port to-day for Liverpool, via
Halifax, with $166.000, in specie.
The Welland canal.
TOIOXTO, April L— The Wellaad Canal
will be opened on the 3d of April.
RuntncVy,,,,!,,.,pir
Tcna»iW.. eeyweeOweeaowoo &
Ohio par
Indiana, fruu. „ 2
Indiana, b’k stats-... par
1111do1h.-....~......-....Wi0
Wl—Onilfa »el.we~e»w».2>so
ll tnwa 1
r Michigan 1
t MiMOOri.^wee~^...ew.Jta<o
i Canada .. ~.prsm.. S 3
Price of Gold m New York.
Naw Yoax, April I.—Gold opened this
morning at 168. •
NOIIOr. TO OWftKttS OF UKAlftf,
BACK'S, Ac.—Nolle. 14 hanby *!«• “ •**
owners ot Drays, Oaru, Carriage#, Boggles, sa. I
whether reaidsnt or no;>*ro*tdeot In the Oity of :
Pituborgb, to pay their Licenses at.the Traasarer’s
Office ol the Otty of PUtsLargh, forthwith; Ail Li*'
censes noi paid on or betero M at 15th, IB6S, will be
placed in the hands ol tbs Chief of Police, for oo|.
lection, sabject to his fee of CO cents for tns.ooUso*
tkm thereol, and all pertona who neglect or rpfoee to
ut, ont Licenses will be sabj&ct to a penalty, to be
reoeri-red before the Mayor, donbl* the.aaoont of
toe License. The old metal plates ef previous jsars
most be returned at the time Licenses are taken ont,
or mj as cents therefor. W. fcIUH&AGM,
• U£:tt : Pity Treawirec.
on Wew-York and Phil*
akablo fenda.
, 12@iSt and 8 Ever 2*@3o
CIUPBAfiTi COcFLa 1 ChJhFifih.l—
WANTED, every Grocer and tbe public to try
WOBBBL*B BOHPABSIL PBEPABED Crifft,
Warranted to*gfve satisfaction or tbe money r*.
fended. It U universally acknowledged tbe un
•van deed. Preoared autl for Bale at the Eagle
fttaam cploo and Ooflee Works, No. *44 North Ticnt,
(oornsrof New streetj Philadelphia, Pa.
(Kili;!lm MOW AhO WO*BBLL
i \
\jf 10i iJu» pri&e &. 0. Eonif
< ?6 do do Cob* , do
lOibbb. . do Hi U- do •
76 do do A aad D -Uofiioo flogar;
60 do croaked and grfiuUaied do
20J bag* prime Code** -'
60 do Aloe;
100 bf. bbl*. Large Vo. 8 and Medians Hack*rel;
60 dj Mo, » tfaotoreU
io ito: ao-i' d»-
UObbla. Mca. 1, a and 8 Ma:ler*l;
76 Ut bW*. Lab oerrior*
76 do Wbtta alab;
ICOO k**a Hai a. ■»» tea §Um;
“5» D ' tammaiwiiwit'
Latest !rom Havana*
| COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PITTSBURGH BAKHKTis
unn O.TB. Prrf.KTE.lj ii.tnn’(wnTTl 1
WXDWXSntT, April l, 1««. f
Oold conttooee to edva-ce steadily in Hew York,
our dtopeUhee of to*dey quoting at from 167 to 168
There be* been ft corresponding advance here, end
our banker* and dealers are now buying fti from 160
to 152 for Gold end Demand Notes, and 130 f*r Silver.
Eastern Exchange to firm at par buying, and per
cent premium telling.
The produce market ii inactive and unsettled, ow-
Ing in a measure to the sudden advance In Gold.
There to but llttl- demand for any of the leading ar
ticles) and the transactions are principally of a local,
character. As rsgards quotations, however, there
has been do changes worthy of notice.
PROVISIONS— Bacon to steady with a fair de
mand, while prices remain unchanged. We note
sales of 10,000 lbs Shoulders st 6c; 10,000 lbs Bibbed
Bldes at 7%q 8,000 Km Plain Hams at 6%@S%c, and
6,000 lbs Sugar Cured at 10c. Lard to quiet and un
changed. Sale of 16 bbla Mess Fork at $16,60.
FLOUR—to somewhat firmer under the news of
the advance in the East, bat the market to unset
tled, and prices are so irregular that it to Impos ibis
to quote correctly. It is but proper to state, how
ever, that prloeeare tending upward.
GBOUEBIEB—Tbere to no new feature to notice
to the grocery market. There to a moderate lobbing
demand but prices hove undergone no change what-
DRIED FRUlT—Apples range from $1,87 to $1,62
as to quality; we note a sale of 200 bosh at the inside
figure. Pi-aches may be quoted at from $3,25@3,60.
WHISKY—SaIes of S 2 bbls common at 47c per got
OOOPKBAGE—SaIe of 184 oil bbto at $2,20.
UErAL—Sales of 250 tons Allsgheny Coke Hetai
ats3s per ton.
&6HE3—Sale of 2 tons Potash at B>fq cash.
CHEESE—SaIe of 75 bxs WB at 14c, and 26 bis
Goshen at 16c.
LIME—Sale of 26 bbls Louisville at $1,60 per bbl
_au advance.
BAGS—SaIe of 600 Bw mixed at 7c.
PISH—Sale of 10 bbto No. 3 Large Hackeral at
$10; 25 half bbls White Pish at $6 to $6,25; and 10
half bbto LakHerring at $6.00.
The Oil Market.
April I.—Crude Oil continues to arrive pretty
freely, and the supply is now adequate to meet, at
loast, the present local demand. The market is very
unsettled, and prices are so Irregular, that it to im
possible to report U correctly and satialactory. There
to atUl a wide dlßerence botween the views of Layers
and sellers, and the transactions consequently are
more limited than they would otherwise be. We
note two tales of 1,000 bbls each and one of 600 in
balk, at 7c, the buyer to take U from the boat at bis
own expense. We also heard of other sale* at the
same figure and one at 7>£c. The ruling rate# appear
to range Uom 7c to 7>{c in bulk, and 13 to I3>ic in
bbls—mostly at the inside figures.
I Refined to very dull and neglected, and In the ab-
I senoe of sales we omit quotations.
Bentlne is quiet with small sates of deodorized at
I 25c per gallon. It to quoted at 30c la New York and
I da l __
Philadelphia cuttle Market.
H»rch at) —The receipts ol Duel Cattle are very
llcht ibis work, 0.4 j roeebi g .bum l,*W head. TUe
umrket in consequence is very acuve, anu we again
advance our qojiatloos e6c tne iw Dm, ranging at
iruia ll(£Uc ttJ * ar » l quality feuosyivania and «m*
•re ateera, .O&lvfta M «»***» and tor common,
according to qoainy. Tne mai ket opened ibu worn-
Inc with more activity than we uolicod for sometime
i r ,*t *ud alt the stock on sale sold at oar above quo-
I tations. Beverai small loi* of Slock cattle sold at
I irvm *3.60 to #4.00 * luu tt>».
Atie^p— fbeaf>LVauandaalesofUhcepat Phillip*’
Avenue Drove Yard are large Ibis week, reaching
about 6,000 head. Tne maiket is dull, and pricee
have declined Lffs2c *1 to. best queJUy selling at
I ptgc m fb, gross, and ul do at block are
I celling at bead, according to condition and
I qB airirais and sales of Hog* at the difler-
I sni yards macb a,<*o bead ibis week, selling at from
I as »up iyotts.net.
I gtOV bead eoid at ii. G. lmhofi s Lnlon Drove
I Yartat from $8,25 opto •*,xs%Uoulh# net. Mar
| fcet brisk.
I WO bead sold at the Avenne Drove Yard, by John
I Crons 4Co ,at *l ltw to», and a lew •*-
I tra atsa,sU.' __
iloslouCotton Goods Market.
March 27.—Tho chipping List say* : The market
the past week has becu at a eland sun, and ws can
not Kt-k lor active movements again until the rales
of *otd became wore settled Ihe jocbet* am doing
more then last week, but al irtegmar prices. Witt*
agent* trade to exceedingly duM, lo say the hast.
Prices have receded somewhat under tne pressure of
the present depression, but ibu ueciine is attiit-utnd
mainly IV* the low of guooe llirowu upon me tnsrael
hy specn.ator., who are anxi«u. to tmiise. In Ursi
bantu goods are held as Utuiiy mm previously noticed
aud with a lew u.important ei-piions quwiaiiuns
are toe same aa tbre-i »twl» since.
Tnere u no price lor h«avy chiOdugs, and bleached
goude are aiao quite nouiina*. Ibe government has
recently made urge pur»J»a»e* el Drilling* aud tbe
market Is qajte Pare ol iU.ee gu.de, and Tent Duck
wtll also »oon lie wanted. P.iuiciulUeaieuetnioal
ly lBc tor etxo4, bot some low u a tied by ouleldcrs
have been put upon liie market at a loss pile*. Prints
, qotet but firm, and we look loi a cunal.erable do*
: tuand soon lor Itabt work. Delaines ate very quiet,
I mg, p«rtl«a Would probahty cooceile a Utile to
I eOect ealee, but otberwUe no change to uoticu.
In Woolens very lull* oeciins has taken placa,
kbd tbs Wool maiket, under tbe present pressure,
keeps w»lu
Chicago Haiket*
Uprrh SO.—Tbe Breadetuff* market* arc governed
etiurdy by th* kuvD of gold, and a* that commo*
day baa aaT*bC*d w* UaT* to report a tioillar nwfe
a«ut Id lb* gra-D market*. Tbere •** ago -d *j*c
olaUfi loqurj lor Abeat iad tb* market niled Qrm
at an »dv*oc* of i(o2c ou Mo ¥. act! "H&3c ou'Mo. 1
Spring •ilia (ale* ul winter receipt* oi tbe former at
•t t U 1,07, aud ol tbe; taller (ui a favorite hon*», at
At tbe blurt tbe market ruled Atm
at tb« uuteiue figure*.
The transaction* ta Floor ore entirely of a local
n>ta e aud ooiifloed almoel excluilvely to the lower
grades
o*u were In active recant, and advanced -)£®lc,
f.l*t being made at 67c tor fresh rec«)pli. Holder*
aea general tblng are cipecliog a lortbtr advaooe,
ud uiumcUvm consequently ar« llgbl.
There waa 'bat llitle Ouue In Bye, aad sale# war*
email at 78c f»r traab receipt*. barley *u doll and
i nominal Timolby deed •« heavy eud lower, with
I sale* ol prune at (t,45. Cluvereeed dull aad aifQcall
I of sale at (j,6u. rtighwiae* quiet. buyora of rvond
iota offer 40tp40)fcC.
Xbare waa taitter more activity Id tba Provision
market, with aalea of prime Um Pork at (11,76,
Drj taiud ibuutdai at packed, and ttaoked
bbooloete at kn«e.—Jouiuei.
Imports by Kmlroad*
pirrsvcson. rT. tfaraa A umcaoo .BatLSoao,
Anrll I—loo bbie floor, 160 bbla blghwiuea, D A H
Wallace: 406 bf» barley, Joeboa Lhojes; 1 bbl beans,
1 keg lard. Brown A Kirkpatrick; 63 do* bieosa, J
Painter; 3 bole egga, 3do butter, John HUler, 200
bloee, Oelbcrt A Kellerman; 20 dot palls Ac, H W
Kanktn; *0 dod», S IleaxUUra; la pka suodrlee, B
Town tend A co.
Ptrrsaoaaa A Guretnaao BaiLnoaD. March 31—
7 p kn mdea, H Manley; 3 eka dry trult, Qdo rage, 20
d-C broom*, W P Betk A co; 63 eke oat*, A Llppert,
U 4 do do, U McVlckor; 116 oil toU, Hitchcock, Me*
Ore ry A co; l3i bale chalre, 9 Welker; id pk*s
hardware, Jee Woudwell; tl bgs oat*, B B Floyd; 10
eka dry trait, L H Voigt A co; 26 bf tble flsb, Little
A Trimble; 6 bble bang*, brewer, Burke A ©o; 3 tea
j jyy beef, H Bobleon A co; 2*2 hides, S Harbaogb A
1 co; 300 both corn, Wm (Jlark.
biveb intelligence.
Tberlvcr U a till receding steadily at thle point,
with nine and a half feet by the marke laet evening.
Tbe weather, yeaterday, woa clear and cool, and very
favorable for out-door basinets.
Baainea* at the wharf la not very brisk. Thera haa
not been a aingle arrival since Monday. The star
light, from LvOlavlUe, Is due here thla mornlog, and
the Kelli* Bogan, from St. Loula, will arrive about
Friday.
Tha only departure yeatorday waa tha Exchange,
for'ClnclnbaU. She bed an excellent trip, Including
•ome three bandrod tone of government freight for
HaehviUe, which will have to be reahlpped.
Boalnca* la very active at the Allegheny, and we
notice large receipt* of petroleum and fair ahlpmanta
jof miscellaneous merchandise. Tbe packet# have
I good trips both up and returning. There la more
I bneineai doing on tbfa atream than tbore la on the
Ohio, which ta owing to tbe fact that thsre are more
I boat* plylog on the former than tbe latter.
I The Wheeling Intelligoncor, of yeaterday, aaya:
Th# river wa rising yeaterday. with about 18 feot
I water In tM channeL The weather was clear and
I P *Tbe Bonnets o’Bloe, a little eteamer that was for
merly . ferry boat, arrived from Pittsburgh *lth a
hundred tone 01-oa.* for tba O vernment, and about
I twruty-flvo tons of Iron and whisky.
I The Liberty, having repaired tne damag* which
Labe late y received at M*ai.vl-le, left lait evenlng for
I Cincinnati, with a good trip.
1 Tbe floe passenger steamer St, Cloud, Capt. Fen-
I ton, having nearly completed her cargo last night,
j will po'ltlraly leave for SL Louie to-day.
IJIBdHNOB OP COFFSK, BTOVB
JU TOlilaH uABBITISB < UoTBK In.tor;
tor tale law by WOODSXT& A WALLAuB,
mb aa 37 wood street.
wHJuA Hi UAKB., BOUA bAb and
0 BOBIX BIVIVID. Is row Mgfw »• *°w bJ
WOODBID. *
Atim. ALOttS, AIiKUW BOOT anfl
AIMOHIAOABB InOOTMtffwUwtl
'pAKTAKH! Atim.—sUo poaaOa BOW-
JBEDICJL
|1 N DHKY’y ’** %VS. P
A *UBS 0?B> FOB
C&noeron* Formation),
Sorofnla,
Ontansom Disoaioa,
Bryiipalaa, Boil*.
Pimple* on tbe Pace,
Sore Eye*.
Tetter Affection*,
Seald Hoad,
Dyipopaia,
; OottiTeneu,
Old and Stubborn lUlceri,
Bhenmatio Oiiorder*,
Jaundice,
Salt Bhenm,
Mercurial Diieaaes,
General Dobilitv,
Liver Complaint,
Lea* of Appetite,
Low Spirit*, ’
Female Gemplaints,
Epilepay or Fiti,
Paralyiii or Falay,
Bypbilitio Oiieaio* and
Cariei ol tbe Bone*.
TOQKTHEB WITH ALL OTHXB DIBLAiiA
HAVING THBIB OBIOIH IH A DIPBAVt-
OONDITIOH OF TH* BLOOD OB OIBOULA.
-TOBT BT9THJ.
:asm o/ uAmaL a. norn.
fißiwai) December 81, lA**.
Oh. G. H. Kimk-I Uto piewnre in mucin*
this voluntary statement In favor of a medicine pro
pared by you called "Linen's Blood Saanosca. ’
I had suffered ter five year* with Scrofula, which
broke out on my heed and forehead so es to dtoflgur*
me very much, and took off the hair when tbe dto
••m mad* its appearance; It also broke out on my
am above and below tbs elbow, and eat into tbosklL
and flsfth ee as to expose a tearful sore. Tbe dtoeiu*
on my heed went so ter that asveral small pieoe. o
boas ©ol. I was very weak and low spirited
and had given up all hops of i aver getting well, 1
bad tried several skillful physicians and thay did m*
no good. In September lost* 18C1, I was induced te
try “Ltmot’s Ixvm nn> Blood BiancHnn.'*’ i
must ooutem I had no trim to patent medlctoea, but
•JUr 1 had used three bottles oi Blood Saoruhsr, the
*i«w on my head and era began to hs*L I have
•ow taken sight or ten bottles, and ay bead and am
are entirely woU except the soars romaintog from tb.
tone. I will also state that I had the rheumatism
rery bad to my arms and lop. Tho Blood, Uearekei
also cored tho rheumatism. I am oow a woU taao,
ovm forty years of ago, and I tee! aa suple and your*
es I did when 1 was twenty , and have Inoreaeed lu
•eight twenty pounds. !• vcmld afro state thal th<
dtosase to my forehead was ■> bad that when bt
•tooped and lifted anything haavy, the hloed ran out
of the sore. Dr. Keyser had a photograph taken o»
1 me bt Mr. Oarge, the artist, after I began to gc»
•HI. It dor* not show my appearance est-adaa it
M Ufon l obmasuced taking tho mtdioto*. Tqt
mu see tbe photograph, one of which Is now In oj
uumoitsi-ffl! and also at Dr. l4O WoodsUKt.
I would else state that I took the Blood Boarohvi
wbtob was msde bofor- Dt, Kejoes. oommaooed mak
ing U. Although It helped me aoue, ldld«.,t*r
cover test nutli 1 got the kind taada by Dr. K.»yo> r
on* bottle: of his did mo more good tiut
two of tho old. I balleve It to a gwat deal strung* r
•ad better. I have recommended tho Blood hoar* •
•r to a great many ofay Wands tor various dtoea»>,
and I believe it has helped the whole of them. Y«
n j publish this II you wfih, cad 1 am aaxloct cba-
Ihli dtp, Ho. 4 riAettrcwt, aad ms «ap*oy*d a*
Till* A Aaderaoa'i Union Marble Work*, H Woyw
DAHIKLA. BOTD.
A SLIM) AAM OUi
I lira to Sill®, u Clinton KXH, and tow b*«
bmtlj Wind la both *;m far nearly to yean,
adtod on Dr. Knw abort three mtrthta**,an*
Mkod hlxa to gfn tot dlrtackma to tht Imtltotlc*
jot the Blind In FhUedelphla. St told u that l
naadnot go to liaidelphiA to got well, Mho h»d
medicine that woald core metis he laid aydDeti
VMlntbt blood. I wnt treated for Ittoraoc tawt
h— tathebeapltalln ihl#city,and waereilend.
but my livtiTT-* —V retorted eftee • month or two
after I earn# oot ofthe hoepitaL I tny dl»
, fMt wat retorting 'and 1 eelled, by tb* adto ol a
good trknd ol mint* on Dr* Hayeer, who a« teetered
ay dght, aad my eyee art nearly at wall terra*
Th» Doctor gat# me wLJndeey'* Blaod Bearcher" tn
, waitL DAVID SIHSOLL*.
Hlteburgh, Jaly 5,1861. OUnton IUIU, SUgt.
Titnat f F. ta'&nrr, Andereea *trr*t, Alla
fbeay Hit*
A BAD SO EM LMQ OP&SD
Pmatnaon. Beptombar It, 184 L—I hereby <*rtU>
that I hart had a tort leg tor otar a “ *“
oortrad with alcatt aad tore* to *Jg* * ““ft
work lor naaHy a rear.; My lag
uuWa to d* anything tor -a ioag -tiaaj_f®r pt itaM
city, bu wltbovl Mr b»n»flt; ?“
w tfxnu non* •*» *”• ?\is! 1!
mdldM .na iM. wwKiUljr,
iiDMd natmi * *?!
teste nngiM Hotue, on Fewrth ftrtot. "*[*** f v
Ur/tU (m (to imo rk*L
w.tiso. a.
w.>i •>—• -*'»• proprietor
Tub great cure for co>sol4P«
non.
Th* proprietor Ola Hftto
•tody of y**n; 6 aoooMittftt* th* Tu* of th* -Mm i
Tim Into ft MacJctna for dla*a*** of th* Un*a tad
Throat. U now offering to *ollollll* basianlty th* r*-
10U of Ua upul* no*. Thl* tody Vmi “d
maUdM It mpm with maeh oar*; th* tar brint
dlrtllM tonal? for It, la therefor* fro* fro» af
Imparlti** Of ooeunoa tar.
MUhMOond foot*aaat*of Ooaanmptlco than any
known tomadyoa earth.
ItwfUorat B&OHCHITXB.
ft afll ■w AtTHMt. -
, U win cm 8088 THBOAT AHD BBEAST.
[ ri wm ear*tX>UQHS AHD OOIiDS, and la an In*
v ,
II yon km lki Djiptpff»iJlt WtfffUTß
'vHFfilA HUa ftot rot*
Toft» *o to to* agent of whotd yon
'ymirhawil Ui«n-»adT>oelTß;.
pimm c«U at hliSa aad fcattfMEtfettT* circa*
Ur. A boxd WQai*at>j:ia«D f J OD>J
*utv d>. uo wn*«»*
FOR
FOR BALE—The foflovring described
nl»c*a uf properly. »U:
So 1.—160 tern ot valuable Ooal Property* on the
Kl'-r. In ttse third pool. Tbla pr*p
eriT u Terr advantageously situated far ca--;ylng . o
Ursa badness.. baring an extensive front ca tbo
riTrr, and as abnudan® of water for the loading of
bovuend batges, with drat-sge in right direction.
The rxpo>‘« of patting this property la working
c nihl n will be trifling tn compnrUon with many
other place* on sail river.
No *-4)ne thrse-atory Dwelling Boom and -ct»
Vo. 136 Webster etrnt, ’ ixth Ward, c nfaii-tng
eleven fini-bed roms end criUr, all tn good t<catta*
ble condl.lon. , , ....
No. 3 —'Joe BnUdtpg Lot, enjoining the laat de
fc t b,d. 24 ln Lent, raoulug tack HP fret,
maintaining tbs some wHlh to W'd® a> ty.
No. 4.—Cue lot of ground In. Wray and a
plan «f lots In t*e SeTrotn <■* ard, being 22 fc*l on
. M *ttr ■•re«t, cjnmdlpgback lSdfMt to ao alley.
17,r lotth rln ormatfan enquire at 132 Webster
street, or Ha Smldifle'd, (City Tea Eons-.)
R. WBAY.
rpAiSNBRV FVih tiALE, in Unicm*
A. town, Fayette county. Pa..—one ol the most
perfect establishments in tbe coantry. 'ihe vats are
oi a capacity :or 6,0 0 hides a y*er, with other a.par
tenauu in proportion. A Steam Engine* wltb a
stack 80 feel nigh and run chiefly by the swat tan*
bark, orka the MU), Elevator*. Pamp*. Beam, Ad.
lha whoie U aider roof, and covsra hall a town
squats. Connected with It are alxteeo.acrea of prim*
pistnre an<f plough lan<i, a large Brick Dwelling
Lions •s Tenant Hones, tiffioe and Celia-a, Stable*,
Ac. It Lof easy sccee* from Pittabnrgb by fall*
road; and btdug un the N#ltosal Turnplie and oeat
th- mountains bara Is rradflj procured at low rates.
Tor terms and farther Information apply to
WILLIAM STONE, Unlontoan.Pa-i
or, JAf VKCOH, Attwu-y,
mhl2:3v Fon th kOra t hie.. Pittsburgh.
Fuh BALE—A valuable traot of land
about 127 acres, Ironiiug on tbe Ohio rirer,
uine mile* liriow Allegheny City. KtUonck creek
rnns through tbe property, sod the-Ballruad Station
named alter the creek la also upon tha (hace On
ibe rivtr front Is very desiraole bottom land, adapt
ed ter cotOCgse while ths upland i* covertd with
heavy timber* and has a fine toil for farming par*
particular! Inquire of Mr. WM. M. DAWSON,
on theadj nnlng prop rty, or adarese Dr. LEWIS B,
aoMKUtJ, 827 North Ooventb atreet, Philadelphia.
uiWulw ■
I.IOK SALK.—Uno lupenor »eeoad-
C L»acl OTLIHDBB BOILSB. M lactic* 111 20
feet long, all period
One superior new BOILEB, 32 i bee diameter, *
feet long, % Inch Iron.
t»o arSaiOLiu pa£sazs,i...
ptuupe all ccmoleto.
•several cow and second-hand SliAll ■.NUi*!**!,
from 16 Inch diameter down to 6 Inch, will be aolo
low tor cash. HOGH fit. BOLE,
te6:tf On the Allegheny river, oor. Point Alloy.
Allegheny city mills for
BALE.—This la an old utabllabed Mill, and
Lae a good run of cos turn. It contain* tom pair of
yreach Bam, and ail convenience* foafld in a ftiat
data mill. It U located on South Canal* btreei,
•ter. Oh-toot, AU.,h.o, UUj. ThU u ,. joot op
portonlty tor any one wishing to Invest their capital
in a paying Institution.
For farther imonnation apply to
JOHN YOEGTLY k CO., at the MUL
mhUilca ‘ ..
Fjji tAU£— I l’we new Lrick Routes
on Manor atreet, Birmingbam. adjoining the
p oprtty of the let* Ihomaa lilackmore. The
buosea contain five room* each, with ball; endoasd
varta, with goou well of water. Tn* lota are twen
ty by one hundred and thirty one feet deep—anfll -
dent room tv aulld three ama.t honaea on the back
*°F°r term* of tale apply at No. I*6 FIBBT STREET,
Pittaburgn. n bn tm
VALUAbLE FA&&& FOK bAUi— l75
acres;sltoat*ln Lewreooa eoonty, Pa, within
one mile of Woitmlnater Codtge, ar bew Wllmtng
tou. Good bonding* and improvements ; wdJ »•
,«»*d, and in every re*pact wall far ade
llghtlal country reUden®. For particular* ***
JuliN bEAL, bear tbe premie®, « the subscriber,
Franklin, fa. w F. NEaL.
mhhilm -
ill UK SALK—II 2 aaro» ot 0001, with 5
J} here* ot »ort*ce, et the rUer. (Mtuled lu Pool
'to. tt, ou the » oa*b biter. In SlUebetb towoshlp,
\llccbooy cocmij, Pb. Tbu tract ol Coel will b*
rold on rath term* «■ will be «l*entbf«ou to the
DurcbMer. JTor pertlcoUf* Inquire 01
P U. tTIVn Sb, Ho 81 ruth itieet,
Oageet* Balldinf ■
tlli'X A-MJ WUM'Bi tiUiO
I BA.L3L—Four lot* on Jackooo atitet,
Olij of Allegheny, each so toet trout ecd .xteodini
hack I*o b«t, to • 3ft loot itn»t
About 80 tens'* ta BoUuw towlitblp, bolou
Woodi 1 boa, In lota to tall. u’^'DAFia
lU»cttto™ or U. Part*, doc’d.
LiXJtt a ooa?wuen* an 4 well
C ftaiibed TWO-bTO»Y BBIOA BOCttß,«ttkl
rwmt Mid good dry nUu.’uid bydnat *M»r,wttt
rSm* Lot *oxllo, or » »u <6xllo,
ou Loooit etroet, Mxnclmter, amr r«Nn|*r B*U
*», inquire et THI* Of fIOE. or to WLBXt tL
Hipoti u. Loemt itroet Mmebxtw. W.u
>'Anil i-UttaALiSjContiin-
J tax 100 Mr»., ft gtod portion cU*red,»ftd 30
uei eofcU lhe tt.ii'hofti •» • cooitorUbU
Uuosa. Bern, *e , mltb trull,i.tuettdl mile* *e«tol
jCmcuot trio* |SBi*#r ocre. Apply to
■bit? B BciAlh A 00-. to* fourth »t.
a juu a b l is ruui-ttay ton
BALE.—*O Acre* ot Land, Blaa*ht«r,
t>»c*iuc *n«i smoke tloam, tour dwelling* and Ota.
ble, thr»* mite* Iron the cJtf, on tba Htuourgh,
ron CLtaago lUllroad and Ohio war,
la UcUai* township. Long credit oo mortol tb*
parch*** moo*>. Apply to _
toll Tim *. B HUtttJS, Mechanic* B»olt.
jXitt kai.el-.2u acres of land on ticoioh
. . Bottom, with good boil and amaty dveiiUg
v* p*hi D« well tuitco to a grip* tom, uit !*j* to
■ u, ;r;t H *” T "“b'-.K.ih.00.
.<ua * x>uno<, o i&ea *«**(»
. . ud M inrtm ; os* flu*, C isnb. Bolt*
»bU tot a amaU angina, 6 bora ©©war. •'
Nr 185 t.fHORTV ' - “ 44 '** .
I.HJK r>Ai.H. uii An UU tt«
mbs:dtf Alt'* at Law. 80. 13S Fourth «U
TO VKT.
DOR RENT—Ths throwtory BRICK
u WA&caoußl* Ho. « Wood atmt, two door*
bmWiiwitmt. vttAtnr turh
For tM * tt apply to IBAllft KAUAI,
rorwgu m [Hallman, Bohn A Oo.%)
otto JUd ABU WOODWBLL,
OPTBW Bdaad itmU.
riHJ liisi—Tar«o fiewna in*&•*»**>**■
1 Bnuuw,«ltkOT without power. The rooms
•n suitable either tor a Printing Office or other me*
EQou
Cl u(l 6i X K K t oil
t BKMT.—Two comfortable dwellings la Pitt
township-one haring op ■ orchard of two acres, the
other six scree; pUnty of Fruit and Grapes. The
■aoll place cob be purohomo on reaiooeble terms.
Kaqulro of WATT A WILBOH,
Libert* stfrst.
CkO* A—4k l*t£<r wou ugawd
r room la tbo OaasTtn Buna ora, Court* sury
Apply ot tka Counting Boom of THIS OFYZOS.
. seltodtf
COR CAIRO & BT. LOUIP:— i JB&A
JD Tbo &o» atcomor 81'. OLQCD, 0
Fcotan, will bate cr the abtr* »«*d all luU>tu*oui*.e
portion'lHCHaDAX, 3d lo*t», at 4 o'clock p. m.
For lrelahl or paww apply ok board or to
aol J. B. UYINGBTOH A 00., Agents
Regular weeklyjJl^a
EASTS VILLB PACKET.-ThedßßiS®
new and beautiful ptooagtt steamer IMua oua*
HAM, Capt- Monroe A raxs, lease* Pittaburgta fox
EanasrlUe KVKBY TUI SDAY, at 4 o’clock p. ta.-*
Betnrning, Imtm Sanaa ilia KVKBY FEIDAIi at ft
a. m. For freight or pa saga apply on board or to
J.B. LIYINOSTON i 00., Agents, Pittsburgh.
H. A PIKBOK A 00.. Agent*. gaaeesUf*. noT
rnußi J«'LNE rAbSJhAttJhttt JCSL,*
i steamer MUfKBVA, fOapt. JbhotfH&B
Gordon, learei Pittsburgh tor. Wheeling esery AtlAS*
DAS, TUQBSDAY and BAT OBI) AI, at 11 a. a.,
punctually. Leasee Wheeling Car Pittsburgh arery
koHDAY, WEDNESDAY and FBIDAY, at 8 a.nu
The aboro steamer makes cloao connections .at
Wheeling with flue side-wheel steamers for Marietta,
Parkersburg and Cincinnati.
For freight or panage apply on board or to
JAB. OOLLTHS A 00., Agents,
i*B 114 Water itmL
riROCEHIEK
\Jf ICO bb«. So. 8 Largs Mackerel; I
60 naifbbls, 80. land 3 Mackeiell I
160 bores Extra.t sod Essence Oo&ee; ~ I
75 kegs bl-carbsuate rods; |
103 L’oies ground Ocff*e; |
100 do Be 1 Pearl March;. I
76 do ground Pepp*r; I
fco do grouse! 0 Dgerj I
85 do Manitl i Indigo; I
StO kegs aaaorte i Nail*; - I
16) boxes assert d elate Window Q<‘ass;
WUh s general aator ;meut ef all goods la our Unsy-l
For ssl« by ~ JoHH r« OY» * 00/J
acujx.—7l s'"-''’
235000 Ibt, BBODLDKBS, In baooa'and bclkf
300OuO tbs. BIDftS, SS' *
1Tb,00) lbs. HAMS, 1 /X- S *
1.000 bbls. MaBß POBK|/?
100 do LSaF LABBI
600 tleroei • dp/.do;
160 de White and Brown OBKABXj.'V
400 Lis Jocg Ashort Cum CutMiDDLIS;
In store and lor-salahj WM. B HA TJr'AOO..
<-84 : Z - X''' ■ • BP6Libariy-ti>eat.
ritutsAOm ' u v" ''
A 'lfiO boxes -ssorted brands'Tobaeco;
'i 0 catry boxes TobMoo; •'/
6Q bale cat and dry Tobaooo;
60 kegs alx.twls*Tobsaco,
For sale by JOHN FLOYD A C 0„
mht6 • ' 173 Weed strict.
.T>KUOMS,A°.
"X£l&Jos»Q coiamcn Co Faaey Con Brooms;
z/ lto da Backets;
VI do Tnbi; •
ftft do Zlno Waflkbotrds. ■'
Tor sale by JQHW TLPTP A CO,
U.i*oTaßuU I—6oo bu. Had*
J Don Starch in' stars aad tor sale at ths loirsat
aatkst la ttnntttiM to tiw trtds, by «k»
' KSOUInttMK,:
Dissolution of co-partner.
SHIP —Tie O^PagrtMnUaJxMotoftn
(UK Mwwo th* uudBrf!rn»d,'«n«CT tho ukm* »®d
it?l7of WM. TATS; J*i A CO. tl-tbi»d*y motooUy
5* .-.d WM TATS, Ja. retiring tom eftia Arm,
•.Mril bix laterest Id »be late Im to
S.HN 1L TATB Mid J. P- BSYILLS, who ere
to esltle tbebwinerTo? aid firm..
WtLT&TBi<X)
J. r. SEVILLE,
JOH2TBT. TATE.
'c. XL- K.-• -■ W 0*«>• MJtcmOT rf oM In
Iho I‘lumUllgßMlMS. _ ■ WE-TATI, JA
O^SKJSjwnSSS
SuSJ .Vywo 6 r SSSttS®S«S
aa-sas # Bs^sssssEk.
““ “ r “ de; “ ! AU ”soes' £ TATI,
J. f; SEVILLE.
Pittsburgh, Jon- &lth, 186&dtf '
uajriifl.
65
rovmTß 6TSUT.
nnARTIBED IH 1856.
Open daily from 8 to 8 o’clock, alao on Wedpeeday
andllaturday evening*, from lUj A* l to
lit, from 7to 8 o’clock. and ; from hoVember lit to
Uit lit from 6 to 8 o’clock. i
DeDoaita reoeived of til eum* not Im* tlaa jOm
a dividend of the profit* declared twta>a
iSiTln Jm» Draite. lotoiwt b» b«ul 4-
JSIreS .Kml-Miniidlj. to to .oil toj»mbCT, iJom
the R*nfr tu organized, at theraieof *lx pet o*nk
* If not drawn ont, is nlaeed to the credit
of the depositor aanrineipal, and bea« the wameln
ttfeat fromthe first day* ofJuno and December, oom*
pounding twice a year without troubling the depod-
I tor to call, or even to prceent hi* para book. At this
1 rate, mono? will double In leaethan twelve yean,
in the aggregate iioht 4W> oXl*bal» ra
C *Books, T containing the Charter, By-Law*, Bole*
lad Regulations, furnished gratia, on application at
.he ofice. _
Pusdiht—Gßoß6X. ALBBKS.
Tina rssnoavrst .
John B. McFadden, laaafl 11. Bannock,
John tioluei, John Marshall,
Alexander fipoer, James B. D. Meeds,
Bud. L. Fahoeetock, A M.-Pollock, HD„
James filcauley, . Bill Burg win,
James Uerdmaa, j. Anderaon.
XSS
Jaxnea D. Kelley,
Peter A. Madeira,
John B. Meilor,
Jamee Bhldle,
Robert Bnbb,
Walter P. Man hall,
John Orr,
Henry I*. Blngwalt,
John H. Bhoeoberger,
WUllam B. behmerts,
AlexanderTlndle,
Whittier,
Ohciitian Yeager.
I HAS. A. OOLTOH.
TUI
Alexander Bradley,
John Q. Backolen,
George Black,
John B. Canfield,
Alonso A. Carrier,
Charles A. Colton,
WUUam Douglas,
John Stui,
Hopewell Hepburn,
WUUam B. Haven,
Peter B. Honker,
Richard Hare,
William 8. Lavely,
flßLsnitaai A Taxes
■ lUiiiinaiMi oaAaa wuu&&
TATS, CAD MAN & CO.,
tlanobctarcis of every variety of finished
BRASS WORK FOB PLOMBKBS, 6TZAM OB
GAS-FITTERS, .MACHINISTS,' AND
UurPBBSHITBS.
BRASS OAMIBGS, of all description*, madelto
Of B?RASfBOAT WORE, BTBAM OAS-FIT*
TIBO, and REPAIRING promptly attended to,
I BIXS Fwit OUAi« AND OAltoOd UUA
ALSO.
£ote AcenUfor the Western, District of, Pennsylvania
bribe saleoi MaBSH, LAO&DELI* A OO.’o PaC
SNY 81PHOH PUMP, the beet etar Invented.
Having do wives. It is not liable to get ont of order,
and will throw non water' than any pomp of twice
Itaslae. .
IHAMUND OTiiilii WUJiIHi
PITIEBOEQE, PA.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacturers of
BIST QUALITY BEFIHID OAST ItU, I
Square, Flat and Octagon, of all eltaa. Warranted!
to any Imported pr mannlnctured la Uul
and Warehouse, Boa. 149 end 151 FIBST
and 120 and Lfii MOOttD 81BUM, Pittsburgh,
falttlyd !
XArtKHK i AfvT it) Uil*
iUID BXFIMS Rfl.—l hare pnrchaied Are acre*
of gronad, situated oa the Allegheny Blear
and Allegheny Valley Railroad, aboro Imvmsoe*
rllle, which l axa fitting ip *» an Oil TaqS, for the
esdoslTe pnrpoee ©i barreling, forwarding end
•toring Orude OIL This property has unsarpamed
ad Tentage* tor the bailxuns, being located just oat*
tld*~tbe city limits, with no adjecent balldlngi,, with
a nne landtag for boats, and where the eastern and <
wet Urn can can be loaded on the ground. lam
now prepared to take care of Oil Boats, and, with a.
i (team pump, to barrel, and' with firo»proof tighf
I tanks to store balk oil any length of time. Or 1 will
ntm pound to pertlee wishing to hare their own!
tanksTand -will build tanks on contractor supcrln*;
tendthalrconstruction. • . _ „
I Office at the yard, on the OUlxens Passenger Bail-
I waj. All ftn"*«Bnteatlona ademsod to DAVID
KiBK, Box 9<fl» Pittsburgh. Pa., willroceiTS prompt;
attention. i ' nolfely
riVUUfi MU MUKisi UM'LJfc&BAM'i'
I aUD DHSATS MEDICIHES.— yor unptaaaant
aad dangerous diaaMe*. os* HELHBOLD'B U> j
TftAOTBUOHU, which; ha* received th* endote**:
neatoi the meat prominent physicians In the ChiUd, I
Statos, I* oow offered toaaaffUc.ted hnmaolty **al
entaln cun Cor th* following iluim and symptom* ,
bom rtlwns and ahQM of th* Urinary:
oxbexnai Organ*: General Debility, Mental uii
Physical Depremloa, lxnb*cliltyi Determination d
Blood to th* Bead, Confused Id***, Hysteria, General;
Irritability, BrntluTiw* and SlMplamneaa at Bight,;
Abwaea of Jlosealar Efficiency, Leas of Appetite,
finpepsla, Emaciation, ■ Low, Spirits, Llsorgaaii*-.
tlon or Paralyal* ol the Organs of Generation, Palpi*
tartinn ol th* Uoart. aad la (act all th*'concomitant*
ala perrons and debilitated stste of th* system,
j To In*on th* genuine, cut this out. A*k fc#
I Heim bold’*. Tak* no other. Guns guaranteed. .
j B—went <p another; roJaraw anSSMAwy
IjiftOi'i iHDUOBMsaTa to ro&
JP cßAcna.—A very lugi tuck of choJoo TBIIS|
of aelectad rmrtetiM to cbooao from, with vtwrj po«*l»
to c»ro tokoo to h»T» aTcry tmrietj tro* to aomo. !
Of AppltilOM v* hift ll^OO)" SOjOOOof whlot
•re thro* jt»x olds, 10,000 fear yoor oto, Poor,
GOO two to tkxw jrooaold* Peocb, Flam t £&» o flst
stock*
JUranco—th«Troeo lath* Boxtuy* Qollutd
axomlno thorn.
*\ondrad*
ITEBQSUHB Iran: 1 to 8 hot, tor th*hi__.
-V.-P; .I™, HHAIIt TBEEB ASS BHBVBBKBY,
■hdcailt and nuIL * j
Adto-PITTSBOMH AHD OAKEAHD HUE.
618U3, PltUbnrfh, C*. . !
. i jnTTM MtmtwTOH. i» ;
W .i.i,> a.vi iiAitAUliaj4VU.,iioiier
Makers and Bheet .Iron Workers, PSBS
STttSAT, H«a. 8U» S 3» M and *•. Bating eecnred a
Ur t « yard end furaUh*d It with the mart iaproead
machinery, wa are prepared tomanufectnre atari
description of BOXLSitdlntbe Peat maaaer, aad
warrants* equal to ant mads in the e °22.?7;
OBIMHBYS, BBIOHBH, fIHB MDB, WIAb
PLPfidi LOOOJaOTIV*BOILBUB,OOMDkM6IIU,
SUiT PAIiB,TAHKB,OIL STILLS, AQITATOE6,
SBITUMO PAMsTbOILEB IBuB BBIDGfcS,
BDOAB PASS, and eole manufactu-ere n BABB*
BILLS' PAIKUr BOILXB. Bepairlng done oa
I tbe iborUit notice | qelaa*.
BTAKCH AUIiJIOV;
in# ondeidgned are Agents, for Pittsburgh add
vicinity, for
WATTS MADISOS BTABOH 002KPABT, j
And keep conrtantlj jon hand a rapply of thilr
BTABOH, tartooa style packages, which wffl be told
In quantities to the trade on moat wnnahls tana.
SCHOIiitKER 4 LANG, | '
I delßitf ; 329 LIBBBTT BTBCTIji
EjliUllX, inl/'i'e, &0.
! Prims Uesilna 0 reaps a&d Lemons;
800 boxes bo&ch Keielm;
l&Ohfbxe.do : do:
SOU txv sad faLfbu. Layer Batons;
80 kep ctsedlem -do; f ' i
20 bap Braali Hots; .. , . i f
86 M Ku« l.h Walnatr,
26 •* Ttlfem; ; y
-100 trsUa 1 vies Almonds; ( '•'Xi
. 10 brio* Pnmcct di>; ! •'XX i
: 800 bap Africa* PeeHnts;' x ' - !
40 «• Press 09cq*B«U;I
60 boxes Bbellod Mmoadsix l
10 kep' do!' ■ do; ’
8,000 draeu aev VfgnX "" j
How in store aad-tos bate to/ X 1
./ .T 7 :: MYMKBABEOB.,!
Vx -1 126 and laa Wood streak
b'Kktf&A&UVALOtf JttaH.— u 7
J? -WObble. Ho. ll Mackerel; . ‘
„do;
. qT. bble. Ido do;
!,>" B-Obbla.Ho Sb': do; '
r . 800 hi LhU. Ho. 8 do;
x-'' 300 bbU.No. 8 larg* Mackerel;
(00 hC.btl*r 8 do do; ,
80obbfe Ho. 8. median do; ..i
/fioohtbbea :do- do; . - i.
fretoraand far sal* Itethe trad* at ZaiUra price*.
If Mt' i - JOHHX HOtJBtAOO
ju jaw bauon; -1
1H &HOOLDKBS, I
HAMtJ, ? • !
B. O. BHOKXD BEET. : A
Jnst Iron woke hoaa* and lor tale by • «fl
jUbAfl. L. O&LDWXIiL, ; ll
Bncoeeeor to Jm Holmes A Qfc*
: I*B9 . j ancoT first and Marhol sta. 1 1
AGO*I OACUMI ISACUA! ' !
6t,ooGlhe. Sugar Cored Sams; - . ,1
78j000 fee. plan Here; A]
ICO.OOO Eta. Bhoalden; . . ;V
800 tlareee kettleraaderad Lard;; M
l t 6gobMa.M«*Fcck; •• * •••• •j
-01 oar ova packing andoaiteftjbraela to tb* trade*
by McIWNiLBA AMUOKUtf/ir
felT . BKtf WhM . if
SUUAtt - “HI
oOhhce. Porto 3U:o and (Job* Sana]
• , uobbUdiMMlanva. $
*****r f rff. : rt JOBI ILQTDdOO.
nOTi! and!
\J HTTffiOBdB
W 1 B T iIS IaRAKGEMWT.—» "* *”!'
HOMDiT. Ho.. nth. tao, ttilu t; 1 l T” ,“'
O*pot Ol it,. to Ptt “
bargh. «a foUeero:
rv&rsk ßoWim Hi ■-
rr s»wuk.-- * ■
&*."• « p 'f
do U:B5 •* lU* “
do Columbus l:W p. ku 13:50 •.».,
ArrtTMs3ln|lnMUH. M &» C;4O. “ :,
do BL'fcooi* :••'!■"
No chant* f f can between Pitts btrsh aud * Tncfnhf**! *
Splendid; Sleeping Cars attached to «u Train*- ’
and (PfewKef .
Laree Pittsburgh imOe.m.l U:4O a. m.i 1:40p. m.
do WaUsTtUa. 4:18 «• | lM» •* l 440 *•.
do 6teQb»n*’e fitlS “ i i fc&fi | fclQ 14 m .
do "Wheeling. eart ** . Urta ..•« I tio 44 .
Arrival B«ilelr._ 6*o 44 j 111:15 “ \ fcffi 44
Connecting at Wheeling With Baltlnaor® aad Oh)’*
Baibroad, dia at Bellair with Central Ohio EallroaO
for EaneevUle, Lancaeter, ClrelevlUe, Columbia, Ola •
dnnatl. Indianapolis, St. Louts, and points Wait,
P*2abmrgk and (Bnaiaad Idas.
Loatm w,,,hn -f h ' • lj&0 a. m. MO a. a.
do , , , *?*fi 44 4:06 «
do "-y*" 4 f , fcl4 44 fi’-M
do AlUapca wwmh,...«..,„ :C:64 44 MS 44
do .aadHO aHmM ... r . &14 44 u
ixrls m doTeland. .8:22 44 S4O 44
Connecting at Bayard with Tn«arawa» braheb far
New Philadelphia and Oanal Dover; at AflfanaS wttfc
Pittsburgh. Fori Wayne .and i&icago -'&allrbed;**
Sndsou with QevaUttd, SanaetCUe andillndODbri B«
R .tot Aknm,Cnj-abogs-Falleaud MUlereburf.anfl
at Cleveland with 0. A .1. - for £fh
and Buffalo with C. AT, B. tor Toledo, Detroit
and Chicago, and the Nurthiwait.-* • 1 ! '
WellerlUe Accommoaatloa leave* at 3:00 p. a.
Returning trains arrive at >.20 a. pt., 1:10 a. D r
8;46 and LI.W p. Im. 1
Throngh Tickets to oil prominent points ta the
West ur Sonth-weei, ‘Norihdr Korth-weet, cam b*
nr beared atthe Liberty fitreetlDePpi^Hnibiaih.
. JOHN STNWABT, Ticket Agomt.
h^ to6 ??ftS3SZ^MWiB T '
; 'At the Company’s Office In Freight Station,' Toon ft*
boBs ; i-•• . • •’ l: -. ”' ""' .
jfcn j J; _ • . ' , ia*»
IfcJL— THU PSMB6TX«4^HSBBiffIHIPft
VAHIA.OIST&LU MIUUA4T. *UUiiT U*ll£*
TBAIHS.' On and Siler ttOHDAY, Jaa. 12th, l*©-
•Sba raßOUttfi MAIL TB.MU leavei tt* W*
Mnnx. Station every morning (except- Bwidajl at
ftAy ai a., (topping *t ail eintloa*, ana
wunection* at florriiborg- ler. Haltiiaore aadWnah*
in-tcn. and forJinw York via Philadelphia.
Xbo XBBOUQHXXPBXSSITItdiB.iaaTta dafig at
4:40 p™ n (topping only tt principal station!, making
direct oonnbeooO- at; fiarrlibarg fcr I!altl»or».ang. .
Washington,;aadTbrl3ew~Torlivln:ilSntaw»rooto .
mfrfl Ptiifr , ‘‘ l P^‘ ’ i '■ :
:jha »AsT UKlJrnTta I&e:B*siU>n daily (creep*
.&Bdayj)TMlW» <*ijai.prbdjai.
Wt far iStltlwijOtai-- •
4or Tart.
1 .!, i ACCOSUtyBAHOS. SBAlii*.
■ raia laayaa
(«toj* Hmcdmy) «i 2:45 p. =t, Itopyiis »t *u •■•ttont
■*tßSgg£2E£ES&
liana at 13T44.a. m.
Tkiri* XeoomjnodaUon Train for Wall's Station
day atihOd a. leaveo Pittsburgh at
Trains krrtve''la tittsbargn safellow* t
pyUtpftw. yThre—i 12:46 p> n. i Phlladeiphin It*
iiT— lit* y<4t Iriae f fcSO a. ni.; Johnstow*
agedamodatlob, iwSS rh.j Jfrrt-waU'a fttatton
i Aceocihi6dattc&» fcSO a.
Accommodation, Y:» a. .ja-i Tfjjfd .Kill** Atatka
Aoocauodatlei, 0:60 m «, ; Fpr.rtk WaU'» BtattM
AooooxDedasloD, 6:60 y. a. j. Baltimore Ixpna will
arrive with Philadelphia Express ttlilfi p. in, on
Mondagn . ■•'! ■' - 1 ”
TraiQaiorßlai2ivtaeaad:lh(Lanaaositt«tatfiiain*
flllar inienectioa with El all and Johnstown Ac*
eoßUßodittuo'i Sml and We*t. ' '"
The public will find it greatly to lhaii interval, t*
inlsff Sait or "Wert, to travel by the Pennsylvania
‘Central Bailroad, as the accommodation* now ofiena
cannot be snrpaseed oa.any otlukiotrte.. The Bcadtt
oalUxted with (tone* tad is entirely tree from dnst,
gaa prosaisasisety, (peed tad contort to all wh.
say tavorthU Bead with (heir patronage. .
‘ va&b.-
To E.w Voti—Jia, 80,10 0
To loi6u|fo.fcgaoiw«r....M..„. 8 89
To Harrisburg —Y6fc| .
to! all Stations on tie PenaiylTa*
aia central JSallroadf asd Philadelphia, JtattUaorv
and Hew York. . ■ ,p
PmstjCigefh parahiilng -tickets .in ouv wUi- be
charged an; excc, ncooruieis to dlataacetraveied, in
•dditlbß to 'tba-stattoa l rttas* exoept fitota (tation*
whardthe Company has noiAgsni.’.
HQIIOE.—In awo o t lota, to» Cpnpany. will hoU
thejnstfvwi !ro(poii*lble _ fcf pettoaal.baggage caiy,
and KTiao ajnoantncrt csiWtidlilgflW),',
9 - &• -Aw tinathM £<tne has been ampioired te
ooii t*i paaeagere end baggaige to and/ma the He*
■pet alia aharge not toeXoaod eachpaso
-•t? wart*,
at t*s PennsylTanle Osutril ileilroad' Pattaagtt
-w-t ■• -801 l
OtjLM,*ft.
j|Ht« L -' j~.!—'-t *- 8. lIIWOIi
& BAIiBOUR,
Milton
OASS OX OIL,
LiMPUiHDnOTDBIKB,
80. as WOOD STMSKT, ' *
wk w. fiocstaxr.
TTTOODVILLE OIL &BFINEKT.
*■ • GEOQGE W, BOLDBSIT J CO.,
■AvuT&<rtVfcau or
BUBNXKG OIL AJiO LUBtOLATIBG OIL,
onnatMtlyi on hand. lha; tbej b*«; quality of
BU&KINQ OlL,clear aad'vtUibalodor: alao,B.good
I LOBftlCLtOßiMiro WEITX BKKZULB MdOAS,
HHttHt:’ ,F ' '• 'i'* . •• •, .
KT&U ordeh left At Ho. 26 ;Stfzs fltikpvßank
Block, iecofct floor, -vrilit* promptly attended to.
oc6:dtf ♦ ■ s .Is-: V
11 UUhdN'lN UlJ£. Yf : VHhsS.
: ' DOHOAH, bUNLAP * 00.,
Huaitactoravof
PUBB WillTl HOTBED CAEBOH OIM^
pan, 80. > Ubaty *tmt,
■.ffcOaßlM ■ ■ PITTBBPBQI
JAMJ4S jIUWINi -
Haantoctcrtr ot
oil op viteol.
f,' AQUAAMHOHIA.
j OTdMtUftftk;WUUam\,Holmdi A Oo.’» Offloa, m»
Mr of Market and Tint ■ treat#, will receive prooft
latladHon. , i ' wM
| |J I£J?'JJSAIiAi OUu i!Oii
iIJIII andenrtgneU are cow prepared (o'.eeU. tbe beet
! qdalitj of Kenned GarbbnOil. delivered on board of
ipanai Pittsburgh, ub : : dock; ic'FhUadelpbl*,' M at
WatahosM dt Bad Hook PAnt, BewYork. WQI
lalao deUVer lota iron 10U to LOW barrel* free aboard
(•kip,or eell £UI« Lading oi dlljerant: alsedi lotA on
[LiTerpoot,. Glasgow, Tranklort*«D.tb».Maln. and,
other European porta. ’ KJEESE AvOBATjT,
; JseST ■ • • Petrolite OU Worked Pittsburgh, Pa.
SToris.jfc.
A MoOOKAIiCK A WJ* Vallb
A Tooanar,Pittsburgh,-.Pei,-. ;
MrWaaaßOOV* Bo* SOI Liberiy street.
; tokaufitctureh ef OOOK, PABLOB. ABB HIAT
XBQ BTOYS& PABLOB ; ABD EITCBEU QBATB.
HOLLOWWABE, ete.,fiteel end Glass Moulds,Ball- •>
, lag MiU Casiingb IUU; Gearing, Qae, -Water and Ar>
I tiscn Pipit, :Lross>jWegoa'Batae. ft*
gsr£ettiM,Pullef*,ilajigere r GarWbeela,OoopUepi ; .*
end Oesunfcs Alsof Jobbing and fcienhlna
Ckttihge-nadetberder/'PSftected'Ponabjs^ftlill,'
I witbwamot BoroirPowsr. ■■ - - potfcflted '-• •;
RSkj&ABjkUA-. mtJffxmJuLiS • -'-
YQBK AB3>: tttdOHß -
eahitr'OoimfcflY thetf
4.
f H r ASlllHQTOHn*~*<Bttvd*la ApUUU
r At io9fl/trom Fiat 4ft, jUftt.
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ttjMito OM,
i 6a to LoiVlfrl.w.i g g
r to - afat..:, -as -Ig;-jb
(. ia ~ yS- J.-VQoUV {'~~di» SilllNl|i«'w’W
urtUyS* «e* iim mNfc. .■
;. Wl'j'kw auaiufc.U siri>i &«;**“•***•“■ “*
taj siikota ,bMe i4'ln«'?63oYwta
ifrattriblawstpoi, t* ¥.Oy>jH*i
ftSB*a* 6loj. "atwar*: asia Xitaipotf||ftK Jtoai
,MMUr«t,W •< :' ■; ' _ '
: ; tw». «g«Mtot MitimijjMteM In :
[■hk'-W;', ant; tint
STtitK r» *«4r-U*ETinni SWttoli, U 4 tu»
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‘ «wn ,TBOItf»UB, A*«l,
UhlMtl - • -«lo lltwtT mWt, Httatmt.
'n't ''
Rumcu numuni ruxov boci
.rixtUA;<AWiUwmitTs,iio(X)]uniT> -
'iin «iß i 4ju l *B,A3ioaoim, .
AaCiUkiwl* of Hmy? Forging. '
| :■' ?»*» aMrKttnat*. listxiwwt**.- ••**
[.,. ■ . ; ,s, »MMm« OwniTTs IN. -
TSEVOLVEBB.: -
ill; I'! XiM;
r.i OKuADMkkiMai
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tartS*?' 1 i ’rtXMBOWM,
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