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WEDNESDAY MOENINO, APRIL &
The Severn Dtfi’ Betties, end the
Close of the Peninsular Campaign.
In'Cogitation with the obis rtricv of the
eaUles qf the foliar* of the Peninsular Cam
paign, as sot forth in that portion of Goners!
Baxxaxd’s report embodied in the report of
the Committee on the Condaot of the War,
-• which we here alresdy published, we think it
important that oar readers sheald here before
’ them the following portion of the Committee's
Report," preceding the extrutfrom Gen. Bax*
iikOi andplaeiflg lx the eleerest light the
feete brought oat in the evidence concerning
the week of battles, or the period of “chang
ing bill," which closed the epernttone in
front of Richmond. These Seren Days* Bat
:«•* tee begin with the contest at MechantetviUe
on the 26th of Jane* in whloh the enemy vm
repulsed, bat which wm followed by oar re ■
• - treat at night to Gaines's Mill. At this point
we take ap the Report:
»ATTLI OF OAMtS’e Hill..
On the 27th the battle of Gainai'e Mill was
fought, prUclpaUy by the troops under Gen.
Porter. Oar foroei there engaged were from
27,000\t0 30,000} the fores of the enemy being
• >- from two to three times that number. The
/ enemy-were In inch; aaperior foroe that, al
, though oar troops foaght with exoaedlng
bravery, they were driven hook with a loss of
O,OOO men, in killed, wounded and miss
ing.
Gca. McClellan wm questioned as to the
poUsy of leaving the right wing, consisting I
. of only aboat 80,000 nun, to moot tho attack
of tho superior foroo of tho enemy, instead of
•withdrawing It to tho right bonk of tho Chick-
before tho bottle of Gilnss’s MUI.
; Hit testimony on thot point if as follows:
"QuasUon. Whatever might Haro been the
■ intentions of tho enemy, u tho attack wos to
: hare been mode by him* would U not hare
boon bettor to hare placed both wings of oar
army on tho soma lido of tho Chlokahominy
.prior to tho bottle of Gnine'sHiU ?
’ "Answer. Ido not think they oaght to
hqro been brought to .the some side of tho
Tirer before they actually wore.
'‘ “Question. Whit advantage wos golned
■ by leering the right wing of oar army to be
attacked by o greatly superior foroo?
‘•Answer. It prerented the enemy from
gettlog on oar flank end rear, and, in my
opiaisn, enabled ns to withdraw the *r«ny and
its material.
“Question. Will yoa explain what was
done by* the right wing of oar army at or
about the time the left was engaged which
eared our flank from attaok and enabled the
army and its material to be withdrawn ?
- “Answer. By desperate fighting they in
flicted so gryat a loss on the enemy as to
oheek his morement on the left bank of the
—river, and gare os time to get onr material
oat of the way."
KJRUIT or THX WgOLl UST DICIDXO OX.
Baring the night after the battle of Gaines'
, Mill, all oorforoes were oonoetrated on the
right bank of the Ohlekahominy, and the next
day the morement to the James Hirer was
determintd npon. Gen; Heintsslman testi
fied that the night after that battle he was
sent for by Gen. MoClellan j that he found
erery thing packed, ready to learo j that Gen.
MoGlellah said there were two-thiags to be
doner-to ooneentrate Us foroes and risk all on
a battle, or to withdraw te the James Hirer;
that if he risked a battle there, and was beaten
the army was destroyed. Gen. Heintxelman
adrised Urn not to risk a battle ander such
eirramitanoes, for if that army was lost the
.cams# would be lost; - that it were better to
go tbs'Jam ss Hirer and await re-enforce
moots. Gen- McClellan replied that be was
of that opinion himself, and that was de
termined npon. That night, at 2,20 a. m.,
Gen. McClollah telegraphs to tho Secretary
of War that he (Gen. McClellan is not re
sponsible for the remit, but feels chat the
Qorerament has not snitaised hit army.
To this the President, replies, on the 28th:
“If yoa bare bad a drawn battle, er a re
pulse, it is the price we pay for the enemy not
be(pg in Washington. We protected Wash
ington and the enemy eonosntrated on yon.
Had wa stripped Washington he would bare
been npon ns before the troops senteoald bare
got to you.
“Bare your army at all erents. Will send
re-enforcements as fast as we ean. Of oearae
they cannot reach yoa to-day, to-morrow, or
nextday."
The 28th of Jane passed without any isrl
oas fighting. GoL B. S. Alexander testifies
that on the afternoon of that day he was sent
for by Gen. MoClellan, and went to bis head
qaarters, at Sarage's Station, arriving there
aoont dark. JBe received instructions to pro
ceed with an esoort to the James Rirsr, send
back a sufficient number of men to act as
guides for Ue different columns of the army,
oommnaicate with the gunboats, and order
supplies to bebrougbt up tho river; to examine
both shores of the James to the mouth of the
Cjhiokahominy, and ascertain the landing pla
ces ; proceed np the Chickahomlny to the head
of navigation and aioertala the places where
the army coaid cross, in ease of necessity, and
then return to headquarters end yeport. He
left Savage's Station, that night, andreaohed
the James Hirer the next afternoon. By the
time he had completed his examination the
army had reached the James Hirer at Mal
vern*.
W*CLXLLA» FIOrOBH TO DISTBOT KXBBAGQAGI.
While at headquarters Motiving bit instruc
tions, he wu shown, uhe testified,-e printed
order, not then issued, directing thedestrue
tlon of the buggegrof dffleen end men, end
the tents, camps, equipage, end things of thet
kind; appealing to ths.army te submit to this
privation, as it would he paly temporary—
“only fore few days." He remonstrated with
Gan. McClellan ageinit Issuing saeh an order;
that it-wouldhayt a' had effeot, wonld demor-
army, as it wonld he telling them
mere plainly than they eoald be told in any
other way that they were defeated and run
ning for their lives. ‘The order was not is
sued, and Qen. MoOlellen testifies that ha has
noraeoßeetfon of any snob order.
van asraaeT to jaxss aitka-
The retreat to James river having been de
cided upon, the arfcay lookup Its march, being
attaeked by the enemy In the day time, and
however snoeesifal in repelling those attaeks,
evacuating their positions daring the night.
The actions of Savage's Station, Glendale and
Malvern were fought doting the movement of
the army to the James, the enemy being
repulsed in each day's fighting, and our
army foiling baok, under orders, daring the
night. ' -.
It would appear, from all the information
your Committee mb obtain, that the battles
wore fought, the troops handled, new dlipo
sUionemade and old ones ebanged, entirely
by tho corps commanders, without *direetions
from the Commanding General. Ho would
plaeothe troops in the morning, then leave
the field and seek the position for the next
day, giving no dlreotions until the elose of
the day's fighting, when the troops would bo
ordered to tail baok during the night to the
new position selected bv him. In that manner
the, army reached the James river.
battlb OF MALVKUr SILL.
The battle of Malvorn-HUI, of the Ist of
July, was the most fieroely contested of any
upon the Peninsula, The troops were plaoed
In the morning, under direction of General
MoC ellan, who then left the field, returning
to U again in the afternoon. The first notion
of the day oommeneod about 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, bat did not continue long. The
principal notion, when the enemy attaeked
most vigorously and persistently, commenced
late In tha afternoon and continued till after
dark, the enemy being repulsed and boatsa at
every point. 'Many of the oftoers examined
ky jour Committee are of the opinion that
the enemy were so severely punished on that
day that they could have been followed into
Richmond had our army followed them up
vigorously. :
It is trte that our army had been severely
tried during the preceding week, fighting, ns
the^did,, nearly -every day, and rotroatfng
•very night*' Th» corps semmsadsrs and the
troops under them fought most bravely—no
troops better. However disheartened they
may have bMpme by what all must have re
garded as a precipitate retreat daring the
night, they stUI fought with the most obsti
nate bravery when attacked in the day time
by an exultaatand sueoessfal enemy.
u’ciuLLAw eriu. a*»*ATi.
The commanding general; howsver, deter
mined te fall back from Malvern te Samson's
Bar, Bstwitfutsadlng the vietery won there
by oorjtfsji Beseems to have regarded his
army ns entirely unfitted to meet the enemy,
for on the day of the battle at Malvern, evi
dently before that battle took plaee, he writes
to Urn Adjntdat Csnerat ef the army from
MaxaU's plaitaHen.
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AXD STILL VAXTB TEOOPS.
'* My men are completely exhausted, and I
dread the result if *a are attacked to>day by
fresh troops. I: possible, I shall retire to
night to Harrison's Bar, where the gaoboats
can render more aid in covering oar position.
Permit me to urge that not an hear should be
lost in tending me froth troops. More gun»
boats are mnch needed.*'
On the Id of Joly the President telegraphs
to Qen. McClellan:
11 Yonr dispatch of yesterday morning in
dnoes me to hope your army is having some
rest. lathis hope alio n me to reason with
you for a moment. When yon ask for 50,000
men to be pfomptly'seht yon, you mast sure
ly labor tinder some gross mistake of fact.
Recently you sent papers showing yoar dis
posal of foroes made last spring for the de
fense of Washington, and. advising a return
to that plan. I find included fn and aboat
Washington 78,000 men. Now please be as
sured that I have not men enough to fill that |
▼try plan by 18,000. All of General Fremont's
in the valley j all of General Banks's, all of
General MoDowell's not with yon; and all in
Washington, taken together do mot exoeed, If
they reaoh, 60,000, with. General Wool and
General Dix edded to those mentioned. 1
have not outside of your army 75,000 men
•ait of the mountains. Thus the idea of send
ing you 60,000 men, eraoy other considerable
foroe, promptly, is simply absurd. If, In your
frequent mention of responsibility, you had
the impression that I blame you for not doing
more than you oan, please be relieved of inch
impression. 1 only beg that id like manner
you will not ask impossibilities of me.
41 If you th : are not strong enough to
take Richmond just now, I do not ask you to
try just now. Save the army, material and
personnel, and 1 will strengthen it for the of
fensive again as fast I can."
On the 3d of Jnly, after the army had
reaohed Harrison's Bar, General McClellan
writes to the Secretary of War:
44 1 am in hopes that the enemy is as oom*
pletely worn out as we are; he was oertalnly
very severely punished In the last battle.
• » • • e •
It is, of oonrse, impossible to estimate as yet
our losses, bat I deubt whether there are
to-day more than 30,000 men with their
oolors.
“ To accomplish the great task of captur
ing Richmond, and putting an end to this re
bellion, re-enforcements should bo sent me
rather muoh over than less than 100,000
men."
THI ABUT HILPLCS3.
Thq retreat of the army from Malvern to
Harrison's Bar was very precipitate. The
troops, upon their arrival there, were huddled
together In great confusion, the entire army
being collected within a space ef about three
miles along the river. No orders were given
the first day for oooupyisg the hights which
oommanded the position, nor were the troops
so placed as to be able to resist an attack in
foroe by the enemy, and nothing but a heavy
rain, thereby preventing the enemy from
bringing np their artillery, saved the army
there from destruction. The enemy did suo
coed in bringing up some of their artillery,
and threw some shells into the camp, before
any preparations for defence had been made.
On the 3d of Joly the hights were taken pos
session of by our troops and works of defense
commenced, and then, and not until then, was
our army scours in that position.
xcmbib or tioora.
By reference to the testimony of Mr. Tuck
er, Assistant Secretary of War, it will be seen
that prior to the sth of April, 1862, 121,500
men had been landed on the peninsula.
Shortly afterward Gen. Franklin's division of
General McDowell's corps, numbering about
12,000 men, was sent down. In the early
part of June Gen. MoCall's division, of the
same oorps, of about 10,000 men, was sent
down, together with about 11,000 men, from
Baltimore and Fortress Monroe, and about
the last of June some 5,000 meo of General
Shields' division were alio sent down. Total,
159,500 men.
On the 20th of July, 1862, according to the
returns sent to the Adjutant-General's office
by Gen. McClellan, the Army of the Potomac,
under his command, was as follows: Present
for duty, 101,901; special duty, sics, aud In
arrest, 17,828 jabsoat, 38,795 ; total, 158,314.
This inoluded the oorps of Gen. Dix, amount
ing to 9,997, present for duty, or in all, 11,778
men.
U'CLBLLAS IDLE.
The army remained at Harrison's Bar dur
ing the month of July and a part of August.
It engaged in no active operations whatever,
and was almost entirely unmolested by the
enegiy. The subject of the future operations
of the army was a matter of much delibera
tion on the part of the Government. General
McClellan claimed that the James River was
the trne Uoe of approach to Riohmond, and
that he should be re-enforoed in order to re
new the campaign against that ptooe. The
President visited the army about the Bth of
Jnly, but nothing was th*en deoided upon.
HIS ABMT BSSBYATBD.
On the 25th of July Gen. Halleck visited
the army at Harrison's Bar, aeoompauied by
Gen. Burnside, who had oorno from North
Carolina, with the greater portion of hts
foroe to Fortress Monroe. The general offi
cers were called together, and the question of
withdrawing the army was submitted to theta.
The council was of rather an Informal char
acter. The majority of thooffioera expressed
themselves in favor of a withdrawal of the
army. Gen. Burnside testifies that, as ho un
derstood from the officers there, the army was
notln a good condition, sickness was Increas
ing, many of the regiments were without shat
ter and oooklng utentials, and many of the
men were without arms. The geneTal opinion
expressed by the leading officers was that the
men had become very much enervated. Ooe
of the leading officers said that his command
could not, in his opinion, maroh three miles
and fight a battle. This condition of the
troops was one of the reasons assigned for the
final withdrawal of the army from the penin
sula.
IC’OLULLAX'fI DIMaVD FOR RX-nvOXCBJIXXTS.
General McClellan applied for 50,000 re-en
foroementi to enable him to resume aetive
operations. General Halleck,!when he visited
the army, informed Geo. McClellan that the
Government could furnish him only 20,000
additional treopa. General McClellan con
sented to renew operations with that number
of re-enforoementa, and General Halleck left
with that understanding.. But the day that
he left General McClellan wrote to him, ask
ing for 15,000 or 20,000 troops from the West
ern army, In addition t? those promised to
him, urging very strongly that they should
bo brought hare temporarily, to be returned to
the West after Riehmond should have been
taken. As this could not be done, the order
was given for the withdrawal of the army as.
rapidly as possible, in order to 00-operate
with the foroos under Gen. Pope, then in. the
presenoe of a superior foroe of the enemy.
n'OLXLLAX'B TUTIMOXT.
In regard to the re-enforcement of the ar
my at Harrison's Landing, the testimony oi
Gen. McClellan U as follows:
"Question. How many available men did
yon estimate that you had at Harrison's Bar,
and how many more Would you have required
In order to undertake a movement success
fully upon Riehmond 7
"Answer. I think I had about 85,000 or
90,000 men at Harrison's Bar, and would have
undertaken another movement in advanoe
with about 10,000 more ro-enforoements. My
view was that pretty much everything that
the Government could have Controlled ought
tokavebien massed on Che James River, I
did not believe the enemy would trouble
Washington so long as we; had a powerful
army in the vicinity of Richmond, and did
not share'the apprehensions for the safety of
Washington that were entertained by a great
many.
“I asked for 50,000 men at first, on the
.ground that I thought the army should be
“d* “ •‘roni »i poiilbl., ind.ifl lilU. m
poa.lbl. l.ft to thuu. Wh.n 0«n. U.llook
era. down to Huriion’i B.r, mj noollMtlon
l 1 20 ' 000 “•».or lomatbln,
.boat tb.t nnmUr, wu .11 tb.t oould b. ta»d.
«nd I Mid tbjt X wonld try It .g.ln with tb.t
nnmbor. I bm no noollution of buins
Mkod at » aabi.qn.nt p.riod for . (ro.Ur
nnmbor th.n 20,000 »i . n.eomr; prelimln
ary to a movement.
* "Question. Abont how many men had been
lost from the 25th of Jane until you reached
Harrison's Bar, in killed, wounded and miss
ing?
"Answer. I think the loss was about H,.
000; bull oould not tell positively without
looking at the returns.
"Question. Will you state In what pour
ehauoei for suosess would have been greater,
with the addition of 20,000 men to the num
ber which yen had at Harrison’s Landing,
than they were in front of Riehmond, and
before Jackson had formed a junction with
the rest of the enemy's forces? ‘
"Answer. I should have counted upon the
offset of the battles, whioh had Jast taken
piece, upon the enemy. Wl had the strong
reasons to believe that the enemy's losses had
been very mush heavier tbaaonrown and that
portions of his army were very much demor
alised* especially after the battle of Malvern
, Hill*
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hatab/ |lr«D to all pareoca baviag dalaa
a«am«t th» aetata of Gabriel Oaator, dae#aa«d» lata of
Jsfferaua toaaahlp, Alleghany coaatj, Paaca., to
pretem tfaa aame lor payment, do y aolbeotloatad, to
tbe onderilcnad, at hla raaldifiee, to aatd tovnahlp.
Ai»o, a'.l psraoniowtnf ull aatato ara hereby aoUfled
to maka payment. JUBH 8. LTrLB,
aptfamtanaP K» center.
Ct UN DRIES.
O MAOKBBBt—Koa. 1, d A S, in bbU. an I hC do:
waits ll3H— lnhalfbbls.;
LASS fIK&UING d<;
VLOuS-Aoparfina, Katre family end Taney;
AUo—Sett, tierboo Oil. tfyrtip, Molassm, Orleans
Sabers, Mr end extra; beep, OendlM, lobarcm: Dan
delion, bentos nnl Bio OoOee; Yoon Hyson, impw
riel end Gunpowder Teas, for ie’e at ISA Liberty at,
by WM. P. BXOK A GO.,
apB WboMaie Qrocere.
PATENT FOLDINU CAMP CHALK,
e siro. g coot seel era chair, l-ght cod dorable,
Jmt the thing far the ccontry.. Alas, Voiding Step
Ladders, for Libraries, Ac.; Ice Oieem Freeitn,
Patent Boot Jacks, Coffee Hills, Tack Bammsns
Tee Bells, Sptce Boxes, Bleak le&derin, Ac., for sale
at the Veallv Grocery Store of
JOHN A. UXNBHAW,
epS Oorner Liberty end Hand streets.
WHITE CASTILE SOAP—Genuine
Imported, Joel received. Ala, Bnsllih and
American Glycerine sod Honey Soepe; Brown Wind
sxr, Matk, Uanibos, Palm, Almend and Bath Soaps,
lu bus end tablets, for eel# wholesale and retail D>
JOHH A. ABHBHAW,
«.8 corner Liberty and Hand streets.
LiIUK dT. LOUIS, HANNI . ,ar.
i? B.L, QOISOT KXOKDK, Dk-iSSBIBg
VIKeouT ul AO6K ISLi.D.-It. D.W u)
commodious steamer lOWA, OspL Voiler, wtll leave
es above on SA.TQBBAY, 11th lost, at B o’clocA
p. m. For fnlgbt er passage apply on board or to
epg J D. UTISGSTUM A 00., Agents.
I )uou and Table mats—Jqkk-
XJ celrsd, a (all assortment of Wool, Ooooa, Jate
end Manilla Boor Hats, also, Palm Leaf, flaln end
Vsncy Bhaker Mats, for sale by
JOHH A. BBHBHAW,
apa corner Llbmrtr and Hand straeta.
PUTATUHS t FUTA'rUKH I—Received
ibis day, 8 car loads prime Potatoes,
108 Sadta Peach Blows;
60 do Prises Alberts;
IS 1 ) do tiykmtn's Xariy;
60 bbls cholae Cherry Blows;
Aod for sale by [<p»] L. H. VOIGT A 00.
OPjfiWiAU.-— i\ Bbqqs will optn on
ftiIDAY, lOih Init., a baodeome Mortsat
of DPBlfiQ MtLLlNJfi'ty, o Dpi bloc everything
oew *Dtl tiiciitia Qtti sod BoiiDiti; eleo, the jitets
tod but etjlee of ttcqaeo ud Clrculare. tad mil that
le oew and doalreble Id tbe Clo>k aod Mantilla Uae,
Ho. lit fidtnl eirett,
Allegheny Ulty.
KKYB UJSi—in or near the ritt*-
burgh Poft-olßc*, on Taudmy ttarnlog, 7th
in«t M a ring oanttlitl-iga bnu key and MT«r»TuB*U
Iron keys. The fit dor will ooafer a favor by Uavlaa
them at THIS OirriOg ap7:U
REMOVAL— Fbaxk Van Uobdib hie
removed bl* Prodace aad Oommlteion Ptore to
bu. m BCQOHD BTBK*T, eU door* ab»ve the old
•Usd, whin be will be happy to ee* hie old caaloaen.
April!, 180. • epO
Lb BABsAVKAB—ISU lba. for sal, bj
B. A. rAUHESIOOBB. OOH A 00.,
apB comer of Ftret aad Wood etraeta.
T> HU BAKU KOOl'i (powdered)—3oo
Xv lb*, lor eale by
H. A. lAHHIBTOOAB, SOM A 00.,
epB comer of Wood and FlietetreeM
1 IQUouiUB KOuT— 2UOO lba selact
eale by
B. A. T A BBBSTOOKO, BOH 4 00.,
corner ol 1 irel and Wood atreeU.
puUBAKo KUOT—3OO bble foriale
XL t, B. A. rABSXSTOOEB, BON A 00.,
—***» wper of lint aad Wood etreeta.
Dtjx A PPL, na—2Uo bairali bright
hBITM for ult u 18, Llbanj >tn«L
WM. F. BKOg * 00.
IjUKtil AHKIVALIOF TilK BKAttOi
•** —l3 boxu Ntw W. B Chaus, fet aala by
“P* L. n. yoiqt i on
liiUUe—s bble. fresh Egg. lor gale by'
■P «p» wir>. Brest nr/
ULL HUTTjfiK —it bbli. Crath m6l
*»*)•>>, WM I BECK . 00.
jfi" u vKaasiaas^
ft»T soiMrrf First m 3 Wood itnim.
jtbw jibrmMTisEJSEjrra.
?0B CARD PHOTOGRAPHS OF
THBPBIKOI ABD PB IBCXaaOt WALUfo to
l - "...
PITTOCK'B,
Opposite fee Poet office.
BUT AMOBTXEBT |OT PHOTOS KAPHIO
ALBUMS IB THI OITT AT
PITTOOK’S,
Oppoalta tha Poai office.
FOB OABD PHOTOQBAFSB OF PROMINENT
BTATE’fMKH, O*HIR\L3, ACTRESSES, Ac, go
PITTOCK’B,
Opposite the Poit*office
BIST QUALITY OF STATIONERY *t
PITTOCK’S,
ita tha Poatt ffle
'AMARUS IKON WORKS FOR
Y BALK.—Owing U a diMQioilOD of co-partner,
ibfpt witlirit private ii]i our IBON WOHKS ( ait*
nated at (racial*, on the Iron Moontaln Ball oed.'O
mllee froth At. loth, oo Milling of oie bot biait
tnmaoe, bov In ; eaccevtai operation, gnklDg from
eighteen to twenty tone of 80. 1 pig trooper dap/
tweak? dwelling' fceoeee, editable for laborer*; one
large ihne-*tory brick etore, fine stable* and barn,
>,0.0 acre* of good timbered and 10 J acres of good
farming i*"*.
Also, a oontract with the Amwioan iron MoanUin
Oompeaj for dellrmr of their ore, having twelve
yean CO ran. Large banks of heaetlteore lie In im*
mediate violnityot the Furaaoe.
For farther lafonutlnn, appij at cor office, la
Iroadele, where every facility far examining the
Work* will be given. •
ap&Twd BOOTT, HABBIbON A 00,
R
UiUL AKOttITJfioTUBHL
I Sleu 1 ! Bomestaad Arcbltactare. UloatratoJ.
Vann's TUla* and OoUag—. Illustrated.
(Jolly's Countryf«tti. (iD«f work ) I‘laitra’d.
uownlng’s Country Hon**s. Ooaptete.
*• : Oottags .B t donees Mid Cottage
Ononis.
Downltg’s Laadscapi Gardening and Bur&l
Architect—*.
Whtelcr's Mural Hearn.
Samp's Lindsoapa Gardenlag.
Tilliga and Vara Outages, by OleaeeUnd and
Baskos.
RAT A 00., 65 Wood street.
TV&OLU 1 lON OF PARTNERSHIP.
\J —The pattoenhlp heretofore existing between
the amdenlgaed la the Union Piinlig Mllle, All**
*heny Citf, vy dimolred an the firet ol Jemary
ait by matnal consent. Tha butnese of the Uta
firm of Patterson A Lama will ha uttied op by Abre
hue Patten on, who alone it anthorined to oolUct all
aoocantidcemidArm.
ABRAHAM PATTIBSON,
OflOAJt F. LA MU.
Pittsburgh, April M 863.
On behalf of Oscar F. «w« 1 agree to tba pnblh
of the shore notice. L. LAMM.
apSJt
VTJiW CONEJIUAMJSNTCL
«13| 400 both, choiea Patch Blow Potatoes;
200 da Prince Alberts;
CO dot Hlokory Brooms;
200 doa Fancy Hnri Brooms?
2W both prime dry Peaches, (balreej)
•00 do choice Totk State ifry Apples;
10 do ; Diy Oksrtke;
10 kegs prime Laid;
10 bub Onion setts;
60 do 'Whiteß«afis;
60 boss* Ooabaa Chases;
In store and for sale at No. Itt Second strett. (
»p» j FRANK VAN GOBDBB.
j^KMOVAL.
J. 4. MROWS,
MAKvracTom or PoaraßU Tnunia Bunco,
Has ramorad to No. 122 fimithfleld ■ treat, where he
will heap oa hand a large aiiortment of YKHBTIAN
BLIND#, of the latent styles, PLAIN, FANCY and
BILK TRIMMINGS,STRAIGHT AND CIRCULAR
CuRNIOBS of the different styles, OLD BLINDS
repaired, repainted and ttimnii Alto, WlffLOW
8 HAD AS of diffecant klsde. Pliom call these war
times. and I will fit yon oat with little money, apg
To machinists and manofac-
TURKU.—A gentleman of thorough tbeoreti*
onl and practical education In Mechanics and o:
buloem habits, aoqnelnted with the modern ia
psoremenU in the maankmtve of Iran (Beaetrner’e
pr.ceae, eto i hiring had tie— to a namber of lm*
portent establishments In Bngland and Continent,
oflen hie ecrrloes either ee Principal or Amletaat
Msatgar of a editable mannf*ctnricg establishment.
Hal a thorough acqnalntsaca with German. French
and Spanish. Compensation not' ee much an tbject
aa an opening of a career. Unquestionable references
can be gliea Addreae **K can of Ohirlea Leo.
nig, Philadelphia, Pa. apd^w
RIVKK AVENUE.—Notice is hereby
given that (be statement of viewer* appointed
Op the Connells of ol Allegheny, to iwn
damage* and ben«flta for the atraithtanisg ol tba
n rth line ol Blver evince; Foorta Ward, All**
gaeny. aae filed in the Dktrict Oonrt ol Aliegheoy
canary, tor confirmation, on SATO BDAT, April 4,
IMS. S. tsCIOTBB, Ja,
apfrtw BoUritor lor the ally of Allegheny.
HEZLEP ALLEY.—Notice is hereby
glran that the statamant of viewer* appolnied
by tba Oennoili ol Alleghany, to view mid asasaa
damages and benefit* artong tram the opening of
Baal.p’s Alley, Third Ward, Allegheny, true Us
creeaat termlnns to Magee alley, was filed in the
lHstr.ct Coart of Allegheny coasiy, lor confirmation,
an SATUEDAV, AptU 4, litt. •
- 8. 6GHOTBB, Jm,
goUdtoc far tha <rtt? of Alleghany.
DIANO AT A BARGAIN.—WiU be
L sold, at a great rednetlon, a splendid
7 OOTAVB OOTAVB UPAIQHT PLAHO,
Made by ooepf the bert Paris makes. It 1* entirely
new* clrcamstaaom prevent the owner from taking
it bach with btm to hraaos, and brace his willing*
ness to sacrifice on 1L Apply to
ap4:lw A. DAaBl, Pi Dlnssond street.
on bfiABSS BIRMINGHAM SAFE
WV TT FUND BAHK STOCK;
If thazve Birmingham Gas fitoek;
M do Mmehants A Mahnfcctarcis Bank Block:
go do Meohaalcn* Bank Stock;
M «o Allegheny lanaranee Co. Stock;
SO do Baraka lasnraaoe 00. Stock;
Ooantry rstlds&cei and city property for sale.
Money loaned on Mortgages.
J. K. MOBAHGB,
80. 107 Fonrtk street, near Smlthfleld street.
mhllrnrutfira
ADDY & BWBNB, Fb'aotioai. Flubb
na, Ou ana Otua Fimas,
166 WOOD STB AST, opposite First Church,
Pomps, Hydrants, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Pig and
Bar Lead, and Plombers 1 material la general. 01)
BoAnerim fitted ap la the most approved manner.
Tanks Used with lend or copper.; Howeae fitted with
ooter-oadgas fixtures.
«♦ B.—All bedars ptompOyiatteadsd tr. apl
j^kmovaju
JOHH THOMPSOH, Boropean Agent,
WQI reaovr from his pimsnt location, on Liberty
street, to BASD BTBBIT,nazt house to the bridge,
en the first of April next.
OALOKIO GENERATOR,
A CUBB FOB IMOKT FIBS-FLAOK.
ThU Improramsnt has been gotten ap not
haaard, bot Is the result of study, experimenting,
labor and a»p»r»t. Thoaa annoyed with szaeke and
dost will pleeee eaQ; if oot.satlsftcton at the end of
ten days, the anaaiatu taken oat and no charge.
BTBVKHB a SBlTa.
nht ir |u rtt <»atr «trax
$lOO BODNTY
ALL WOBBBIB SOLDI* IS
Ato DO* oetitlod to. OoIIOtOBOO.
T. WALTIB DATfUUMnI Oof’l A*oot,
103 Tlfth k, &ltd door bolow’tfcihollo Okcrcb.
WhlfcSwood * |'
SUMJB 808 tiALB,—IOO ihaw of a
rolUWo Block, which will f*J from tbo proflM
Wl UshlLlskoo .
' §20,000 to Lou on Boad ul MotlfkC*
>37.000 •< Procurer, Mom m»1
JKi & MoVAY A CO.,
(taU of tbo Ins of W. B. WUltami A C 0.,)
i B&NKEBB,
Ha. n IW4 MB door to IU Jfodta«<»’ Boot
nuiu n
SOLD, »ILT*B, BADE KOXW. BXCHASOB,
*» xu oum or aouuuun iiooutm.
ff P**n ' > . •
/~IFFIOBB TO liKT—One on first
VJ floor odono on ooeand f liflbo wnrohonao wo
KI) FKKCim'ATK.—3W_ IDB. lor
•tlot>; B.A.lUllfMU.«>■*<&>
opt ootpot of WMt ood Wood tfOoto.
WtUTK OAK. Cmtßßß—lU DOiej,
riaMKWT.—IOO bbl*. of tie oel« brute
W* T 0“
tfotook otMßfßAßnot.
HVW B■ l lIP ■
nm i.mia.
jrmw JiursMTM,
rpHB KEW CAKPKT STUBS OF
l
MoFABLAHD, COILISS A CO.,
fifth atreat, next deor to the Fhat office,
wkx ax OFSUD OB
Thursday, April 9th.
We hare porch* ted for cash, daricg the reoOat de
prtaitoa la the Em tern markets, a very Urge end
complete eitartment of ell goods in oar line, e greet
pvt of which we lotted to edit while Our present
stock last*, et LXSsTtHAN MAHU^AOn^REBS ,
WHOLES ALB PEIOkS.
reran* fern'thing jHotels, Steamboats or Private
Bevidoocit »i)l find it to their edrente&e to cell
eeMj ead examine oi r stock, which they will find
nnsatpasstd In exte it and variety, and at lower
prlcot than the same [oallUet of goods coaid now he
parch seed in Bew To k or Philadelphia.
ap&iteaiT ,
rpO PERSON’S
MOVING.
Ihe beej plaee to get your
GAS AHD WATKB PIPU BKPAIBKD
BAILEY, FARRELL & CO.’S,
Ho. 129 Fourth street, near Bmlihfiald.
*®“ A. full assortment of Gai and Water fixtures
ulumyaon hand. »pa
OWNERS OF DRAYb. WAGONS,
OABTS, HACKS, OMBlOUfisti, and every da*
script 'on of OABRIAQSfi, ar» required to call at tbs
office of the Olty Treasurer and taka out tbtlrllosu*
sea, ou or baton tbs FUST VAT OF MIT HKXT.
For each aod ererj Wagon, Cart ,Oar, Dray
Bn ggy or Carriage. dr4wn by one bona, the
sum of. —«■ 9 4.00
For each and arery ana of the abora named
rehiolas, drawn by- two bones, tbs sum of 8,00
For taob and arary ooa of tbs abora nimwi
s abides, drawn by four hones, tbs sum of B,CO
For each and arery Bask, drawn by two
boms, tbs sum lO.OO
For sain and srsry Omnibus and Timber
Wbsels, drawn by two hones, tba sum of IS.OO
For each additional bona attached to any of
tba abort namad rabidao, the sosi o&mZm. LOO
. bio. 4. It shall ba the doty of all Llrary Stable Kiip
en In said city.to mike a return to tba City Treata*
nr, within twenty days after the passage of this Or*
diwVnne, nnd asneally thereafter on or Dtfore tba lit
day of May of each and arery year; of the number of
rshtelst of trsry dsacrlptien owned and used by them
in their buslaats, and tba kind thereof, and tba
■aid return shall be mads ucder oath.
bxo. A All owners of Oarte, Drsjs, Wagene and
other rehloks, who ahall neglect or nfose to procure
aUcsmaasefjrMald, shall baa abject to a penalty of
not Isas than 10 per cent, fer arery thirty days the
same lamalns unpaid attar the Ist day of May of wcji
year; All blrerr Stable Keepers felling to makethe
ratrrn requiredlo the 4th section of turn Ordinance,
shall, in aidiilom to the foregoing, ba subject to a
penalty of not exceed lug fifty dollars, all of which
penalty shall benoorerea tefors tbs Major or onaof
the Alderman of said oily, by summary oonrlctloa;
and U abaU be the duty af the Chief of Polka to seek
oat ail poisons who n*T# failed to comply with any
ol the -prcridouslof'tbi* Ordinanoe sod rtpirt tu
wm to the City Treasurer, tor which earrice ns shall
receive the »am off fifty cents in each esse, to.be taxed
end co leeted ee pert of the ooets, apos conrlctlon
•eeforcstld. i
lbs penal ties i
nance will be atri<
or no:-compliance with tha ordl
tly enforoed after the above date.
uHH WILLS, High Oonstabb.
r, April 1, 1863 ap4lw
0 CORNS?—if bo, read
Have y
the follow!
PmmuH, April 2, UflS.
Dr. laudal! baa thb day operated on a corn for
me very auecmafally, which 1 think b worth fifty
Collin. J. wXsTBAY, Dentbt, 258 Penn at.
[frow J. H. bo aerify, (firm of Coot ± Co.i ]
Dr. hu thb Cay teaored an uld and pain*
fnl banton iron my foot, l bare bad thasemeope*
rated an repeatedly without allocate, but l am happy
to a tat* that the Doctor haa effected a perfect care,
without the leaat pain. a medical man mjaelf
I can uatlfy to eb knoa ledge ol tha pathological
oondltlon and fermttlTe praeauof eornseadbuntena.
Wheeling, March 4,1863.
Kxtiactioe ar Co x**.—-I ni tantaoecui anditfflca*
dona curve of Oorna and Bunion* without cutttog or
oauring pain. fir. BaodaU, who hai deroledl yean
of alady exclutiraly to thb branch of aprgery, cam be
ooaiulted at hb office on DIAMOXD bThKKT, tec*
ood dcor hbove Grant street, oppoiite the Court
House, during tha coming weak. Should any one
doubt tha efficacy of Dr. Baadail'a practice, be will
niartHj com* forward and extract a corn gratuitously
In otder to convince that auen a discovery waa never
; before practiced. Thousands of UatlmontaU can be
mi from thb and the continent of Xurvpe.
ep>.3td
ACAKD.- HsTlog made ai-flk
nngeaoati o operate before the
tel OaUegoe of tl e Halted Steles, and the various
Dental Oonventk u (Or the puroooe of bringing to>
loro the srotak a m y AFPAHATUd VOBIZ*
TBAOTING METH WITHOUT FAINU shall ol
as amity bo obUgbd to bo away from my ofioo tbo
greeter part of ftsxt Spring and Summer, and that
my pot bote may not be losers thereby, 1 bare amo
dated with ms Mr. K. J. WATS, a Dentist of.well
kaowa ability In every branch of the protalfin, and
whose elegant Ailing* are the admiration of the pro*
feaelon wherever seen. Dr. Ways will be with me
from April Ist, and will taka the general charge «f
the office, leering mo free to devote my whole at
tention to satfracnay fl4dk with ssy npjasfos. ami to
the mechanical part of the profemioa. Person* who
may have hitherto felled to nave their Teeth extract
ed tor want of time on my part, or from defects In
the apparatus, art assured that ash difficulty no
fanner extols, as I have made may improvements,
and will devote my whols time to It,
Bsgecancsa In regard tothepeWmiMseaad seta
of the operation, given If desired, and from Medical
gentlemen too. itsmembcr that cold weather to tbs
time when the apparatoa oan bo used to Ua beat ad
vantage. X. OUDBT, Onrur.
malfcswds lMßwlthttate street.
yfAUi PAPEK.
Detam ItoiUsto Fifth fifrsO,
Seooad door Mew Diamond AU iy.
Largs assortment of BPBING GOODS, bought be
for* the lest great advance In prion.
Hew styles of WALL PAPXB, WIBDOW
BLINDS, UHGLAZID AHD BATIN GBIKHS,
TAAN6PAXUT GUBTAINB, An., Ac.
rmmui
A very large aaiortment of WHTCX BLANKS, at
16 cents. Also, GLA2BD WALL PAPKB, hand
scats designs, at 86 oants, Ao., Acl, for sals by
pKTKOLITKj Oil WORKS,
asms * QUAFF, Proprietors
Ospadty two thoesand barrels per week.
MTOfflo*, MOHOMOAEILA BORB*
OOTLST SAW HXIiU,
Keeps constantly on hand a lans and thoroughly
seasoned stock of DCOKIHG. BOAT AND BOTTOM
PLANK, WINDOW FBAMKBIUFF, LIHTLKS,
SUB-SILLS, JOISTS, tiPOUTING, LATH*, PA
LINGS, Ac., Ao., An.
He will All orders for SAW** STUFF with
promptness end at (air rates.
8.8. Penons wanting LONG TIMBKKor POP
LAB, are particularly Invited to examine his steak.
on (HUIQ BTBUI, n*ar Bohlnaon.
'■alfittf.
I UMtfEK AND BOAT tilDLNO.—'i’h©
Li ondsnlgned would Inform tfasircuitomsn ad
ths pnbUo that tksy have now at thsir Mlt» a supply
of FittK AND OAK TIMBKa, end eon All orders
for Boat Biding. Bri4g> or Building Bluff, or any
thing In that Uns. ' ;
XTOTIOS.—The Books ned Account.
J.V .rth. UUBira.f BEOKAM. KXIFIB.ud
of JOS AS Kuru, b.itos bMO pUood in mj
bands far ooUsctlon, all persons having uuitMtod
aoeeonts on slthar of said books, am reqnesUd to
ball at my effleo, No. 10, West side of the Diamond,
below Ohio street, immediately, ad make payment.
ALKKAHDCIB HAYB,'Alderma.
Allegheny, April 3d, 1866. - ngS!tt
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP herttofbrs
o slstlng under the name of A. HUBffOKD A
00., at Uayatlßs, 'Allegheny county. Pa., in oon
doctlng the “PiUiborgh Water Oare,” is this day
alssotved by mutual consent. All debts against old
Arm,will bsassumsd ud ptld by A.HUBFOBDr
ad claims doe said Ann repaired by the mum.
A. KUBTOKD A 00.
BatevHle, March M, 1868. apfoSl
Onions— 12 bbu ohoioo i
90 do Bamtt Apple*,
160 bosh. Dried Anise;
UO do Dried Pwtcbet;
. 60 bids. Xxtra Floor j
BO do Xxtra Family: | •
60 bags Fine Table raft; '
la ston and far sale by.,
mhn H.MDDLN, US liberty stmt.
JUST RECEIVED.
•
BLOOD BEABOHER.
Will lomovr the Impuritbi from hloud wfr
•oonar than other modtetna. Try tt.
fimnmi POLISH makasold furniture look
as wall as new, and improv— the poUrh**
d* of faralture, and coots hut 25 csnlt P« Lottie.
.NEW fMrnilMT-ltowv Ttotfc JMg.
Mortaaant of aU pufnTuao mans.
Drake’s Plantation Blttarv;
Drake’s Plantation BWc m
Drake’s Plaatatfcm Blttoos;
Drake’s PlantmtSou Bitten*
Dalby*a Fain btvtelor cans hmss
DaUey’s Pale Xxttaetor earn asm;
Dalby*a Pata SsfrMlor cans oatm_
- Dolby’s Pale Zxtzaa tor ouna any knd
of pores In a vary short time.
Fullon*! Ocugh fljmp;
Fallon’s Ocugh Syrup;
Fulton's Gough Syrup;
Fulton’s Ootgh Syrup;
Ayer’s Ohaxry Pectoral;
Ayort Oban/ Factors!;
Ajart Gharry Pectoral;
Ajar’s Ohany Faetoral;
Spalding*! Prepared Glue;
Spalding's Prepared Glee;
Scalding's Prepared Glue;
Spitting's Praparad Glue;
Ooagrsas Water, freak;
Oangram Water, fresh;
Coegrem Water, fresh;
Brown’s Fmaaca of Ginger;
Brown's ■manoa of Ginger;
Brawn’s Xmseee of Ginger;
Blnnlngac*i Qtn;
Blnntngar’i Gin;
Xbmlogort Qtn;
BWFor sale at
■yy&UL PAPERS,
Leu Then Saltern Wholeiale Price*,
The goods bought before tkv gnat aivanca In ptfaao*
OBXAP FAPXXS, at 6.8.10, litf end IS© p* piece.
GLAZKD PAPXBS, from X> ceatiipward. ■
J. H. OOHfiXLLY.
GOLD PAPXB at BTH ««ts par pfooe apwmrd.
HAHDBOMX OAK FAJTXL DXOOBATZOKB at U
ceata pat piece.
ASSOBTXD4 PXiAIH GBXXH WIHDOW FAPXX,
At tha lowwt rata*.
OTtUlaadaea.
QAHPET&
BRUSSELS. 1
- .. ■ ’• I :
Now open, a most complete and varied aasortmsat,
Of ENGLISH AN* AMKBIOAH BBUSnLS, at
small advancss above the cost, FOB CASK. . [ (
INOBAIIIg.
A large stock, bought before tbs lata udraea*
may of which are —fling at LKO THAH^IAHB
FAOtUBKBS* PBIOia.
. ’ ' I ■
RIITTIN«9,
Of smy kind. CHINA MATTINGS, In vadoas
■tjlie end qaaUtlea, at the old prices. '*
OLIVER M’CIJSTOOX * Oft,
Now 0 FIFTH STBBT.
mhBlnrasw . -
No. 81 WOOD BTBBKT,
IJIHS CONSTITUTION
THOMAS PALMBB.
THE VNITED STATU,
... Oomplate, . v |
AND UNION LEAGUE PLEDGE,
PtTTBBUBGM, PA.
KASOUO HALL, FIFTH BXBUR,
SffirgUgtoooptos msflsd, pest-psld, «i receipt i
fries. agd
ALLMQBtBf 0171,
FRKBH ARRIVAL OF
Boob, Urn,; (Utah ud Btlaonli,
BIOHKT A FIHXVINK,
Point Bsw Mill,
Penn street, bstow Marburv.
Haring bought before lha advaaos, far <hwh. ttjey
wOl be scOd at lower xates than «a be fowud eli^.
where. Ft nil and risll aid essmlns mj si sb'lii*.
Iwmpuishaila*'\Y : •■y -
supplied at Nsw Tsck and PhflwlelpAU price* sf
LtiFinniiimwMtiMMMHmnD'L smonffp,
Oonnxa tm Fmmvw utn Mam Sraxma, v
. autda ; ; DUBCOr*. loara. •
XruTlOJIltS HIUiJMiX UlVjfM that a
J3I **JA» BDOCUT. o»TkM *fkn «
farr. mt arm la tha W«M»r»*tM*lta7,tflM
JIDCEKUXCODB.
Brown’s Brouchlal Troehea;
Brown’s Bronchial Troehar,
Brown’s Bronchial Treebae;
r Brown’s Bronchial Trochee;
Hocfiend’s German Attars;
Hoc Hand’s German Bitten;
Hoeflend’s G—in Bttteoj
Hocfland** German BBtars;
Xffis’Citrate of If tgnmb;
BUta* Ottrataof Magnesia;
XUb* GKrmtaaf Kagvaala;
XUS’Ottrateof Magnesia;
Baker’s Ood Liver Oil:
Baker’s Ood Liver OH;
Baker’s Cod Liver Ofi;
Huaband!s Calcined Magnsab?
Haahaud’o Calcined If agaaefa;
Hothead's Oalotnad lfagnaria?
Ayart BamparfHe;
Ayert Sarsaparilla;
Apart ganapartna;
Ajar’s PUhn
Melmna’s Pills;
Wilson's PUb;
Ooooatna for the Hair;
Ooooatne for tha Hair;
Oomatno for tha Hair;
Burnett's PnporatiOT,
BurnoU*» Piaparttnac;
Barnett’s Prnacatinas;
FULTON'S DRtre ITORX,
Hoe. <0 and 7t*FITTH SZBUT,
BBTATLIHQ AT
FOB GASH,
AT
Ho. 107 XAHXBT BTB.KIT.
JOB. B. HUGHES,
jfoUTjUßnrjTmvn.
In pawphkl tom,
F bioi I cun, on 9S m si noun.
*V Published by
jora r. hunt,
mura &hb rowin
OaaMtat <4>U)Ui* ud tuUt'l a.
OOUNTBY MKEOOANTt AHD PKDDMM
J, H/BOBLAWe.
sakM ~ 0 Msekei-ftieet, MdQot l
Dltr GOOI 1.
lILKB, i
i BACQUfoI, i-
OLGCHOUGHL«B|,
CLOTH BAGOn^
EKHOH lIP BtOTIAHOWT OOKBOTILII.
a rage pmnß.«wtiso ibaitlb.
»nuH« EIiMOSAM,
ALEXANDER BATES’,
31 Fifth atraal
FOLL ABpOBTMBKX
DK/H3SS C3OO3DS,
SILKS, OTBOULABS, BACQUU, BKLAHXS.
PBIgTS AHD DOtfimOß, -
ALEXANDER BATES’,
Si fifth itmt.
mo COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
1 ■ | DIALXBB, . .
EATOIV, nA€R(JM &
Nos. 17 axd 19 Fifth Btuh,
Jabbenaad BoU&eraof
HOOP OKIBU,
OXHT9 1 BHXBXB,
TEDUUH6O, j
nq»Bon>uii9,
KIBBOHS, BUCHBS, COBLABS, USB,
BOftEDT, GL9TXB. ZIPHTBfI, YASHB,
'Aiia A follMßrtaailbC
BKALLWABIB AHD NOXIOHB.
Tbo low prim it which our itoek wit nnbiad
ttfthlM or to offer neat ladaeamants to OITY aad
OOUSTKT MBOSAHTS, MILMHIM aad
PffDDLXBS, and all who hay to tell again.
apTaatfm •. I .
JJW
HOOP SKIRTS
just bmkyis at
I. M.j Burchfield’s,
■. Keor. 4th and Market St*.
‘ HBW PABIUAH SKIBI ;
WH)BXAPB|SXIBT;
DBMS GOODS, ofnawwt stylet;
nUnOHPpPLTHB;
TOUGH LAWHB; ' J
noum iat laihxs;
■ :i '
PAHOT SILKS;
SILK SHAWL*
Wilu|i«iHrthnto(fiiwißd oUgoodi oboap
ffOB OAHH., j ,j apl
QHOICK STYLES NEEDLEWORK.
Oambrfo Pollan la Tzonch tad Scotch Work)
Biia do
OaaVrte tad Swln Batto, GoHar* and Bloertr,
Worked Laws andCaabrio Hasdk*nh!a&;
do Baadf, Bdjfrfi aad loMtiafi;
lafcata* Gap* WaMs tad Bofcat;
Abo,«a alagaiitlotdf ' --
800 l Urn OoUtrs dad flats;
Sdglan Laoat. do.,
Atthalowaat jttteaa U Oaah Boyirt.
;j| HATOH, XAO&UK A <XK,
■ iM> j -• Ho.IT Fifth attaafc.
gARGAXNS IN DRY GOODS,
LAHE.M’ABOY ft Ca’S,
no: noiBAL iianr, ad-uij,
(Id door below the new Hukit How.) v •
Bloeefced aad Uableacbod XosUns; 9nk «ri
light Oolond Prints) Vranoh and Snguah Otdntam
Itwifc lavac Una Wool do Lalnae and
Monmtaf M>i Mohair and Bilk Warp iloaen;
fieri, Ffidn and liiuadglika; Chocked and Oatorad
BUks fapttnefiiLattm, torTrareUng Dns; Linen
and Gotten flfceertng; Pillow Linen andXultnt
nennrtewenVQcoda; Clothe, Oaeelnerea; 80k and
Idaußaadkgßhleto.HacfcTha.de. ibaa^wnto
BNTST KJBNIBHING GOODS.
\Xflneßhiifc l OoUai»,Tlai2«ax*,
Half Hoaa. CHorea, Bambdon,
Quae Merino and SUkOndar Yalta,
o Lfiwa, Cambrio and Bilk HandkarahleJfc
detlrahto goodi and choice ityiae at lowrt nrloea.
•i *ATOS, MAOBUM
whtt . ■ Boa. IT and If Fifth nmt
T7EOM AUCTION I—
£ UDdoa.nnLlBUl THKKAB OLOYXB,
_! . at Usf cento per pair,
they are eerilgbOrjotted thatlt wm hardly bn
noticed, and if perfect, would be worth Jut deoMe
theedea. ;; aAfdff.MACBUM to Ofc,
mia l ; Hce.lt and ttYlfth ton*. •
yf ATBBS.
Spring ■■ppl J Oi
BIiUB LlGKil
. BBDfuBIk :
OOBGMM.
> lirlßl SPBXBO,
KUBIHGMH,
AETBffIAH.
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■MI ax**a*ttmA**iWv*rih«imtm.
R D “ J
bUIiKD BUOJC&.
nurs OAU AHD tmi mran BBOn
a mi BALMrikAii, -in. thtfW
BPBMBSOUR
MhoMtl SCO. JL£BBU,Boll*oo.’li '
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Q # W. littuaOuMAij, Mo. H"souK
***■* >bMt, FUUMfhb, Anil ftt join Monk
H»«ltni^l«illyfctirii»Mlwlo— tMMtnpdn.
nifiok li (utMuir alqM to tlt —»t tf Q
R NlfTll'n *ti Timr tf ***+•
JgUte.rtfitolaawt akt. u uSUtOZ
WSjgJSI
raMtyuia mm K m MO.OOO Kjczmot Load t»
«"»»■ «»*- «■ atmiUOt (mm) to opmU
tartßCudMlltaK Baal auste, OoUootla*n) W '
Üb*OalMa,aAil>>» m*
tin, Ihu anj sthat kooaa la lia Stott.
OBABUn.BUBTOHAOO.,
Atietiai feaAOoaßlnlM ManJunßa-
MhUilßt '■ 'f: ■; . Pabiqmlom, '
XTOTIOB TO OAKOKNiIKri—IK
JJi cfeelooof Stoodi In th« mtvMarint-
JHoom of tho «to of Mbi&mj; will bo arid it pottio
calory oa fublT,tkiltbcl April, 18a|mi.
BMBOttl at U o'clock K.
: Th* fcdovfiu mtlatioa woo adopted by Un fcloot.
MSdOowaonOonadlit
. lu«M, Hit thi CeaniiUo oa boroad.
tfcay ofotunby iastraot«d.toMU tboletois of Taen
ia J* Btaadoi ca ike day of nto, to prodaem of w*
Cotabkaooly.v. i '
•pfetd uhilmtooftboQ—itt—oaMortota.
fTW (JU&XKAUltttUi—Propoul* will <,
JL l - boißMtradafc tboogfloof tW Womra Tum
p rtatlja Ooapoay, corner of Übartyaad Sad.;
itrtota, PlUatazih,« TJUDAT. tfaalOtk day «T
' apdl, fbrcadfag tabbing ofi Uowotfc on tkm .
ttoaboaTlbo Ballnod, (
Mia oad tlka Tirdsii Has. ■ Son fitißif •-■■■
ioformatSon oaa
application totko iwlrtinl Jtsflaruioatb*Uae»"
“aiititd • OWntnir.
riUlk. unfUnUned liato thU(Uytnmad. ' ; ’
li!»o»'futiitiuj) noder ti» fliauf '
LIfiPBAT ATBLTOBO.te tt*pupoaortliMr
aottasaUlwlMdo ikd Botetl aad /
frodoco Birin—.algo. ll7>Libertyotnot,ri*fcA
iMiibm tAGUlr,wboro tkoywmu&l«Mdt»-
gAMUnii VttHUbtSUM, “
•■UiDi ui w sight* tBft'UaAnUK’VT
, Bj, *, Ootm of LltKtr
SIS', •jaie.f*. •>. j (tHhuVSltfi.
TO AA I. •.•...)■•
150 m BB - >tttutit (hairwjiWuK
. MwaS&hyftMWiaw*