fittslrorgh tetty.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 18.
® w HeiaUon* with Great Britain.
The following article from the New York
Ahminjr Pott will be read with interest,
both on account of the important statement
it embodies, and its manly sentiment:
The newspapers speak of a dispatch, now
supposed to be on its way from the State
Department at Washington to oar Minister
in Ragland, in whieh it is demanded that
the encouragement given by the Rnglieh
government* to the fitting out of piratical
vessels to plunder oar commerce, shall
' oease. We suppose the rumor to be true,
since this is the only coarse that oar gov
ernment can with credit. The conni
vance of the British ministry with the pi
rates is so and its consequences
to oar trade are so mischievous, that the
most ©old-blooded of. politic! ins could
hardly help speaking with energy on sueh
a provocation.
We will suppose such a message to have
been sent; the honor of-ths country will
then require that the answer be given with
out unnecessary delay. Is Great Britain
•willing to fulfil her obligation of restrain
ing her subjects from making opeq War
upon our commerce by sea, or does she
mean to continue the practice of oonnivance
■ which she has followed from the beginning
of the rebellion? That is the question for
her to decide, and the mischief to our com
merce which must ensue from'her further
enoonragement of the pirates' is so great
that we must have her decision immedi
■ ately. // -* ,
If the British ministry hesitates pi pal
ters, our government qan do no less than to
recall Mr. Adams from ,Ingland and send
Lord Lyons home. It dees not become our
government to stand at the doors of the
Council Chambers of the British ministry,
cap in hand, whimpering the twentieth sup
plication for ah interference with the
sohemet of the pirates, whieh U but an act
of simple justice to a friendly nation, and
which a government disposed to deal fairly
with us wbuld not have waited for us to
ask, or at least would have granted at ths
first suggestion. It does not beoome os any
longer; to hold diplomatic correspondence
with e government so; utterly regardless of
the,rights of other nations as the refusal
of so reasonable a demand will show that
jOfAreatßritata to be. On this point there
should not, in our judgment, be a moment's
hesitation or . delay. When that step is
. taken, the ‘ next will be to decide on the
/ / /ksode of redress. The recalling of our min
'./ is tor and'the dismissal of Lord Lyons will
/ show that We are in earnest, and there will
' then be time enough to deliberate on further
meashr^C
This, manly tone on the part of the gov
ernment and prees of America will do more
to bring* the ruling olasses of England to
// their'senses, and to a proper regard for the
if of a great and friendly, though, for
/ /flhe present, unfortonate nation, any
/f other line of poliey that ean be adopted.
'? British statesmen have ohoeen to regard
the United States, for the past two years,
as a disrupted and rained power—some
thing like the light in which Judge Tajiky
held the negro—as possessing “no rights
which they were bound to respect.” This
mistake must bo cured; and there is no
readier way to cure it than to recall Mr.
Adams and tender Lord Lvovs his pass
ports, The aot would send a thrill and a
quiver throughout Rarope, and bring down
upon.the haughty and misguided adminis
tration of England a weight of popular in
- -dignation at home' which they coaid not
withstand; and it woold convince the
world that, although it had a gigantio re
bellion on hand, thii is anything bat a
broken and ruined government. Thu gov
ernment has strength, tremendous strength,
and boundless resources; then why not let
the world know that it has no need to
cower before the strongest and haughtiest
nation on the earth, and that it does not do
so.
Bat the' moat intelligent and sober-mind
ed Englishmen ere opening their eyes to
the mnd policy of their own government in
regard .to these pirate ships—in setting a
precedent that may tell with fearful effect
against England itself at any moment—a
precedent which would enable even Switier
land, which in no place touches the ses at
all, to sweep the commerce of Great Britain
from the ocean. The London Saturday Ra
man, a very able paper, bat one that hoe not
been by any means friendly to the cause of
the Union, after speaking of that romantio
kind of admiration felt by multitudes for
the exploits of the corsair Alabama, re
marks:
“International law is not to be treated in
this way; and if there was a duty imposed,
under the circumstances, on the English
Government to detain the ship, it would be
a most lamentable thing if wo were to re
fuse to acknowledge that we hod done wrong,
and were to trifle with the principles of
law' simply because then is something ex
citing in adventures of the Alabama. Eng
land has every proper motive to do right
in this matter. tee cannot txptct to beal
nayt neutrale; and if- a war anice to which
wt arc partial and the Atnericant arc not,
the power of our tncmiet to have ihipi-of war
hmU in American harbore would be a mo el
aerioue danger to Rritiih commerce.' 1
The London Kent argues the cose on the
same ground. We make a short quotation:
“The preoedent’we now create, will inev
itably be adopted as arule of action toward
ourselves hereafter, and it is essential for
our. own sake that the laws of neutrality
should bo enforced in a manner to deter
the unscrupulous from attempting to in
fringe them. No one will pretend to say
that this was done in the cosecof the Ala
bama. From whatever cause, there was a
most manifest and disastrus failure of jus
tice in that eelebrated instance.
A firm tone on the part of our govern
ment, combined with the pressure of such
public opinion as this in England, will, we
think, arrest this business of fitting out pi
rates in British poris, sud probably oblige
that government to exelude the
and Florida from every port in the British
dominions.
‘■Democratic” Liberty.
TheStete of Delewarehad by the census of
1880 1,708 slaves, to a free population of
110,418. It has a Union Governor, but its
delegation in both Houses of Congress is
decidedly Copperhead, or, os they claim,
Democrotlo. The Legislature is of the same
stripe. Tim following abstract of a most
infamous law just passed by that body
embraces a great prinoiple of that party,
(call it by what name wo please,) and re
veals what tbs nun of the some stripe
wished to be at in our legislature. And
yet, in the face of such doings ss these, those
fellows have tits impudence to prate of
Liberty: v
Sse.l. Wo fne negro or moleUo Most henceforth
cnee into tbeStete tollre; end ear oao who shell
here bees etwee Sie Sere most sotistara.
fl«o. 9 V*pM or nstettoaa Most boM no ctao
asaandiS
s&etfSe/KtesSSiyiSt “Wtomeelsad
m>*is ■«!**?*t!“piaster who bring, s so.
tote,tts Stetetoettesd e^RTttoJ
. •‘~* r ~
B*c. 0 Any person wh > shall employ* or harbor a
negro or mulatto con-re-ldent, being nett fit dt hat he
U such, to pa; $5 par day for the time of so doing—
one-half to go to tbe State, the residue to t k e infor
mer. J
Sic. 7. No negro or mnlatto most have % gna pis
tol. sword, or other deadly weapon; under penalty of
$lO, Imprisonment, and sal* into slavery 3
Sic 8 Whoever shall eel] or lend fire-inns cr am
monition to a negro most pay a An* of *2O.
Bio. ». So negro or mnlotto moil bo M . religion.
tte.tlDg.fle.o p m , nor/ofrer ,UD««t nuleu there
” h ‘ ,<! m,lc " Praent. Negroes
maat hold or .trend no meeting, ttre rellgloiumeet
!?fh',“n,‘. i: c “ l l 'p.” r ci. ? "*"; Flne
. J°. rr *° n ««TO or n'ulatto most preach, ex
v a . Qy r ® ,i Bitt8 ittQ * cawtlngs sare In the conn
**' rMtde °‘: *“■ "“P'l*-
elSrenVr hold?n;Xe° r mU, “ tO m “ tT ° to * t “ l
fc ®s' }*• &*T f«ee negro or mnlatto easy from
a^ r at night to pay 1 a fine of $5 to slo—one
half to ibe Informer. .
Results of the Attack on tbe Charles
ton.Forts—What we Did and Hiiat
we Can Do.
In view of the Intelligencagiven in our
dispatched, indicating that oar operations
against Charleston, so Jar from being aban
doned, as was feared, Are not even to be sus
pended, we think nothing can be more inter
esting to oar readers, than some fartborae
count of Abe late attaok and its resalts. The
following, which fully beats oat the state
ments made by Mr. Fultos, of the Baltimore
American, as given in the Gazette yesterday,
and even adds to their force by bringing np
several additional important facts, we take
from the letter oi the correspondent of the
Boston Journal , who was also an ejo-witness
of the battlo:
“As stated at the closo/of my aooonnt of
the engagement, it was supposed by every one
that the attaok woald be renewed on Wednes
day afterndon. At nine o*oiook Tuesday even
ing the oaptaine and oommanders of the fleet
were called on board the flag-ship. Bach gave
his aooonnt of the fight, and eaoh returned to
his ship with the expectation of a renewal of
the battle. The Chief Engineer, Mr. Stlmera,
under whose direotion the Monitors were built,
visited eaoh, examined them carefully, and
'‘reported that by noon of Wednesday they
would be In good oondition for a renewal of
the engagement; that no serious Injury, ex
eept to the Keokuk, had been reoeived; that
In his opinion they oould stand as much ham
mering as they had already reoeived.
“Admiral Dopont had not visited the sever
al ships, bat he dissented from this opinion.
He thought them more damaged than the in
speotor had reported, and feared that if he
renewed the attaok the fleet woald 1m entirely
disabled.
“A member of the press on Wednesday
morning visited the flag-ship, and foand to
his astonishment that the Admiral had decided
not to renew the attaok. He said that he
took the responsibility upon himself of aban
doning the expedition.
“Proceeding to tho'other vessels of the fleet
he foand she commanders making the neoes
sary preparations for another fight. The
temporary disability of the gnus had been
repaired, the turret of the Passalo, which had
refased to revolve, was all right, the men
were in good oheer. Among tbo offioers there
was a dlfferenoe of opinion—some wero confi
dent that they could knock Sumter to pleoes,
while others feared that a second hammering
wonld use up the fleet.
“The information given by the correspond
ent was the first intimation to the fleet that
the attaok was not to be resumed. Theerews
expressed great diisatlsfaotiou. They were
ready for another afternoon's work. On
board the Ironsides there was muoh murmur
ing, not only in the foreoastle butin the ward
room. The Ironsides had taken no part, or
at least so little that the offioers felt that in
the eyes of the world they would bo subject
to ndloulo if it was thus given up.
ADMIRAL DUPOST AMD THS KQSITORB.
“What Influenced Admiral Dupont to
ohange his mind—whether it was the sinking
of the Keokuk, whether he feared that the
fleet would be shattered in a seoond attaok by
the shot or blown up by .undiscovered torpe
does or run down by rebel rams, or whether
influenced by the opinions of seme of the com
manders, who from the beginning have hot
looked upon the Monitors with favor—is not
known. It is.no secret that the Admiral has
not had great eonfidenoe in the Monitors. He
has never been sanguine of tueoeu. In a
conversation with him, a few weeks ago, he
spoke freely of the tremendous batteries he
would have to oppoee—of the torpedoes
steam boilers filled with thousands of pounds
of powder—of infernal machines. Re *aid
that ail his knowledge of naval warfare was
obtained on shipboard, and that he was ealled
upon to make an attaok against the mostpow
erfnl batteries ever constructed,-with a’fleet
so peculiar in its oonitruotion and armanent
that his knowledge and experlenoe was of but
little value. Some of the oaptains have ex
pressed fears that the Monitors would be
wanting in aggressive power, while others,
younger in years, not conversed in opinion by
long service, have had more ardebt expecta
tions. Now that Monitors • have been
tested and have eome out of the hardest pos
sible pounding which the rebels can give—al
most as good as new—they are, sanguine that
Sumter ean be made a ruin and Charleston an
ash heap.
WHIT WAS ACGOKPUBHID.
"Notwithstanding the Ironside* did not git
into notion to do much; notwithstanding the
Keokuk was so loon dona for; notwithstand
ing two or three of the Monitors had their
gnns disabled temporarily by their recoil, a
good deal was accomplished, the eastern
wall of Somter is almost a rain. There are
several holes apparently through the wall.
Two or three ports are knocked into -one.
Captain Downes is confident, that his 15 inch
shot went through the masonry.
“We hare had a near riew of the obstruc
tions. Two torpedoes exploded without dam
age to the fleet. The Monitors have steamed
up and down and across the-ehannel between
Moultrie and Samterpand find it clear fall
ing. Somter, thee, can be ; successfully ap
proached without hlndranoe fr»m obstruc
tions. Thebbitaolei In the wey of taking
Somter are gnus, and guns only. The ob
stacles in the way of approaching Charleston
are of a different character. After passing
Somter there is a line of oil casks holding op
an iron-cable. ,
“If a 11-inoh shot is sent through the
oasks, the eable will be no longer an obstruc
tion, bat a useless chain at the bottom of the
ohannel. There are ropes,, fish ; seines, de
signed to fool the propellers. Yankee inge
nuity can easily produce an iron frame or
networkto shield the propellers. Old ropes
are not insurmountable ebstaelsi. There are
rows of piles visible at low water. There is
one gateway or passage through which the
rebel rams and steimers pass. It Is supposed
that in the passage there ereV monster torpe*
does, containing thousands ot pounds, to be
Ignited by galranio battery from; the shore.
Mr. Briesson has invented and constructed a
raft and a torpedo to blow up the piles, break
them off at the bottom of the stream; but the
naval bfßoers do not like to try new Inven
tions, and it has been leid aside without even
a preliminary trial. These are obstructions
which will need attention after Sumter is ra
dioed—not before.
. "The fleet has met the heaviest gpislble Are
Which the rebels can give, and it has been as
certained thai at the short distance of fear
hundred yards the decks, hulls, turret* and
pilot-houses-are not. penetrated bythe-pol
ished Bngliih steel shot firedfrom Whitworth
guas. Their power to resist the most tremen
dons fire ever opened upon a fleet is proved
beyond a question. The damage done t>y the
enemy upon the Monitors was mainly the
-knocking out of a few boltsj undone inden
tation which for the time prevented the Pae
•aio from revolving iu turret. We have also
abeertalned that the damage done is a close
fight of two hours duration oan be repaired In
season for a renewal of the attack on the sue
oeedisg day.
CAM 80XTBK Bl IIDUOKD 7
“W» har. <mh tho heaYieat poi.tble r.b.l
fin. We BaT. alio u.n about tho imallest
MniU.finofth.lnt. Ib. dlipatoh.i from
Charleston lay that tha fort wai atrnck M
tlmea—showing that carl/ ertry that alm.d
at the walls had some effect. Than la a dii
oraat lUanoo as to tha damsga dona to tha fort.
If tfie walls Iran asud, abonld wo not boar
of it?: Zh* info ran oa is natural, that tha
daaag* It (renter area than appaars to u
who law it Iron a distanoo.
"la oonolniioa I bar. only to IST that than
Is no rauon for dlHoaracamant, sat, on tha
contrary, wa hara obtained deoitlyt and aon*
eloslra eriitDM that tha ndnetloh of Sumter
b only a work of time, that Sooner or latar,
Whanorar want down balor. it with a will,
It will bo oars." .
~A Wasbiboi ob on Hit, whioh wo hero
teen reported in a New York piper, detig*
mtae the mission to Bpiln u the foreign
minion which hie been tendered to
(Jot. Cartin'.
RELIGIOUS JTOHCEB .
fTSTBE FIRST CONGREGATION
Or DIBOIPLXB. of Plttaborgb, meet sta
tedly, In tbe I EON OITT * OLLXGE BUILDING,
correr of P»na end St. Clair streets. rraarlifin
LOBD’fi DAY—Morning sod Xvaai~g-r*t the uaual
hoc a. Sunday reboot at 2K o’clock p. m. Franc
Meeting ovary WEDSB3DIY EVSSING. TbS
ta ltcere r-*p c'faHy Invitad enl*:lt
rrS*ELI)i£K W. U. lA* UJK of Woos
t*r, Ohio, will preach tor the OONGBEGA
TIOH Or DISCIPLES, {meeting In EXOIUIOB
BALL, ecro«r of Federal and Ltac ck sweats, Alle
gheny Oily,) TO-MOBBOW, (Lord’s Day,) at IOJd
a m. and 1% pm. T»e public are cordially In-
Tltad - aplS;lt
ALEXANDER CLARK. Kd
it.r of the School Visitor, will preach a Mia
•lonarv Sermon In vi e Vint Protestant
Ohnrcb. Fifth street, Pittsburgh, on BABBATH
MOBNINO
Be will as)preach lathe M. P. Ohnrcb, Biro-
Ingham, (Dr. Soott'a.) In the EVENING. aplSlt
RUELIC JTOTICES .
—la aooord&noo with the
prorUlcns of tbe 6th Ceotlon of ah Aot to In.
corporate tbe -Inland Telegraph Company/* notice
b hereby given to tbe Corporators named in- mid
Act, and tb« {stockholders tu tho corporation, that
there will be « meeting of tbs said Oorporala Body
at th) FBANKLIN HOUSE, In tha Borough ef
Gettysburg, on THOBSDAY, the 7th day of May
next, A. D. 1888, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, for
the purpose of choosing a President and six Directors
for the management of tbe affairs of mid eorpna.
th»n DAVID WILLS,
JOEL B DANNffB,
H.J.BTAHLE,
, GEOBQE ABNOLD,
ap!6:ti B. Q. McOBEABT.
NOTICK.
Omoi or tms PxnsnTAniA B. B. 00,, >
CAMAS, DRFARTMm. J
The Penosylvania Ballroad Oompany bareby rfvea
pnbUe notice, to all whom It may oonoern, in
pun nance of the power and anthority conferred upon
it by sundry pnnrisions ef an Act of tbs General As
sembly of the Oommonwealth of Pennsylvania, en
titled “Aq Aot for the mle ef the Main Line of the
.PubUoWom,” spprored May 16th, 1857, It will, on
the first day of May, A. D. ene thousand sight hun«
ared *n« Mxty-three, abandon so much of the West
ern Division of tbe OanaL lately fawning a part of
the Main Line of the Public Works, and as lw be
tween BlslnriUs and Johnstown, (commonly known
as ths ‘‘Upper Western Division/*) together atoo
wb such Dams, Feeders and Bsesrroin tying west
of Johnstown, as pertains to or are used in connec
tion With mid Upper Western Division.
By order of the Board of Director*.
Witnees the seal of the said Company, the 26th
day of February, A. D. 1863.
. J. SWAB THOMSON, {k S. i
mhibtmyl Pmtldent. ‘rey-J
T—lB6o—X. - - .
DBAJtE’tt PLANTATION BIRNBP/
They purify, strengthen and lnvlgo^le.
They creaU a healthy appetlU.
They are an andldote to enange 4 of water and dieLl
They overooae effects of dlsMpation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind,
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify tbe breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholern aim Cholarm Merbna.
They cure Liver Oomplaint and Narvoss Headache.
They are the beatßlttaa in tbe world. They make
the week man strong, and are —nature’s
great reatorar. They are made of port St. Croix
Bum, toe celebrated Oallsaya bark, roots and h
and are taken with ths pleasure of a baverage, with
oat regard to age «r time of day. Particularly re
commocded to delloate peraons requiring a gentle
stlmolaat. Sold by grocers, Druggists, Hotah,
and teaioons. P. a: D&AKE A 00., ftN Broadway,
New Tork. * M-jmsi
POLITICAL JTOTICES.
RECORDER.—Abdiu. Mo-
Oluxx, ef Mifflin township, wbl be a candi*
date for Recorder, subjeot to the dedtioa of the next
BrpubHcen Oounty Oonventien. apl6:aaewtcff
RECORDER.—Hhnbt Bkive
u> XT, of the Bavsnth Ward, Pit tsburgh, will be
a candidate lor Beoorder, subject to the of
the Bepublkan Oounty Oonventfam. apUac
[TjS*FOK REGIriTER,
William J. BicgAnnsou
Will be a candidate for tbeOfloe of BegbUr of Wilis,
Ac., of Alletbmy county, subject to the dedska of
the Republican Oeunty Oonvsatioa. eplao
OLKKK OF TtlJfi OUURTO.
—Ws. A. Bun, of Pitt Township, win be
a candidate for Clerk of tha Oeurts of
Oounty, subject to ths dedal on of Uu Bepublicsn
Oounty Homlneanf Convention. nuilbtc
|fS>FUR KEUlbTKK.—Jambs KvyT
of Upper fit. (Bair township, win bo a can
didate fer Begistcr, sub.ect o tha Be
pnblicen Nominetliur Oonveatien. mb2S:te
irSp-FOR UIJSRK. OK TJtlit OOURXB.'
—Jbo. A Gocxn, of Shalar township, will be
before tbe Be publican tieunty Convention as a enn
dtdsae for Clerh of tb* Courts. apS:tc :
Jlsr-KOR CLKKK. UK THE COURTS,
w’wr —Jobs M. Laanrca, of Ob&rtUrs too whip.
WUI be a candidate for Clerk of the Courts, lutject
to tho decidon of the BopubUcan Ceuaty Homlnat-'
lug Convention mhSfoto
jrmw AorEHTiBEJOMjrTS.
r>OARDERS WANTED.—A Gentle
U man and Wits, or single Gentkmes, can be ac
commodated with p’tuut rooms, within five min
utes walk ef the Allegheny Poet Office.
Address 14 IS. J. K/’ Allegheny P. 0. epl8:lt
NOTICE. —If the penoa who. m May,
Uit, Manured . Uttar to Mtre J.tfl HAtt-
TIT, ouo cf WlliUmt A Stare, 80. 1U Wotorloo
Boed, Ltverpoot, England, will call at the Allegheny
Poet Office, they will bear of eofeathlng to their ad
vantage. aplfi^t
WANIKU
BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
For a Gentleman, his Wife, and two Daughters.
Address BOX 669. Pittsburgh Post ( Oca,
splT.at
JB HAYiI NOW OFKN. and are
rapidly telling, at the
NEW CARPET STORE,
nrra fiTRKI r, nut doer to the Peat o fflee.
A spUndld aastrtmsat of the nivet ead
•tj les ead bait qaalHfae of goods In ear Una the
greeter pert of which we offer, while oar preeeat
steck lasts, a:
MANUrAOTUBEBb' WBOLKBU.M PRICKS.
MeFABLAHu, OOLUIB 4 CO.
gRUSdELts, TAPESTRY AND VBL-
VUT GABPXTS; THEKK PLY AHD IHQBAIH
OABPEIB ; OIL CLOTHS, MATTING, BUGS, Ac.,
the newest patterns end fresh goods, retailed at
wfaol'iale prim, at the new Osipst Store of
KoPARLAND, COUIHS & CO.
aplB
'JiHE PLACE TO GET TfiE BEST,
neatest, most.dsrabte, and by far tha cheapest
BOOTS, SHOES, OAITEBS AND BALMORALS,
II AT
BOBLABD'S, 98 Kuktt stmt,
Second door from Fifth*
Revolvers.
Oelt*i old and Hew Model;
; Cooper's Doable Action s
South A Weseoe's Cartridge;
A Ilea A Wheel och'e do; -
.Sharp's <Sdj
For sale low to the trade by
apis JAMBS BOWSf, Ho, 1M Wood street.
/ 1 ATS UP AND BADGE.
v U docen Tomato Oatssp, Quarts:
25 « « Plata;
W 11 Pepper Since;
In store ead for sale by
_ BBTMEBABBOi.,
»oiB . Hoe, las and its Wood stuot
ORANGES AND jLKMONf.—I,OO
boats "Messina" in store and for sale by
BEYMEBABBOS.;
126 and 138 Wood stmt
SWAP.— 40 boxes Toilet Soap, assorts
In store aud tor sals by
REYMSB A BBOfl.,
aplS Boa. 1M and 1C Wood slraet-
SPIOJfiD OKBTEKtf.—2O dosin Spiced
Oysters la store end tor sale by
BEYMCB A BROS.,
ap!B H 05.126 end 1« Wood treat.
1 It iiBLB. No. 1 LEA* liAitt):
Xv 100 bb's loreka choice TAMIL! FLOUR t
ICO do Traw’s St, Louis do do;
Jestreoelvcd and fersslsby
LINDSAY A TILFOBD,
ap!8:8t IST; Liberty street.
DLAOKHMTm'H EKLLUWEtj AAJ
□ YIOBS far sale br
aplS . JAMES BOWS, 136W00d strsst.
1 . OlL*—£ bhl*. new landing
. from steamer Shamrock, ferealebT
>PIB _ ISAIAH PICKET A 00.
AAotOKUItJK’B CUhUtUtEP
lU.ZBAVOKOWmortf.hr .
UAIAH DIOKST . 00, Anita,
_!Sl! Mo.'to Watoratimt.
noDFEIw aHu CAKPKfJfiS
Vy mom fc.tf.br t.,,'
. «hl» JAMBS «OWSl%«.Witf tf
UKAKLB-2 tons reoeindthis day, OB
A ojo»lp,nw J t,an4tor.U.by ;.. .
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PROPOSALS FOR BITUMINOUS
A COIL
Onur Afgtsfexr Quaxmx> srea’a Orncs,
_ Dtjot WatUnfUm. DO., >
Gorner of Eighteenth nad Gets, sprillS, 1863. J
■BALED PROPOSALS tm bo received tt this
office until THUBBDAY, April 80 1863, nt twelve
odock m,ford-Hvertog nt the Governm«Dt Coal
■*“1,00 the Mole, at the confluence of the 01 lo
and Che apeeka Canal and tho Potomac Blver. in
Georgetown D. a. of TWO THi UfIAND (2.C00)
TONS Or BITUMINOUS GOAL.
Tberoti to be of the best qaallty, inltable for
roamm and blaelimlthlng pttrooets, roblect to the
•uepeciion of an figent apnclnted on tbs part of tbe
Government, and to weigh twenty twe but dred and
fe’ty (2,140) pounde to the ton; the Je'hery ih reof
to commence on the llth of May, 18t8, and all to b»
delivered by the list of said mouth.
Tbe above Goal to bo weighed by an Agest of tbe
floveramehs, and to be paidfor by the wtlgbt so de
termined.
fropotaU.
The full name and post office addxsei ef the bidder
must appear In the propoaaL
If th* bid is made in tha name of a firm, tbe names
of all the parties must appear, or the bid will be
considered ai the Individual procosal of tbe partner
tiffhtagtt.
Proposals from disloyal parties will aot be ooosld
ered, and an oath ef aiWiaeoe must accompany eich
proposition. \
ftoponli must be to Capt. EDWABD
“• MaBTS, Assistant Quartermaster United Btatas
Army, Washington, D.\ C., and should bo plainly
markad “Propoeals for Coal "
Oesreefss.
Ths rssDontibflity of tbaguartniars muatbosbewn
by tbs offls'al certtflcute of the Clerk of the nearest
District Court, or of the United Btatas Diitrict At
tornty.
The ability of the bidder to fill tbe ooatract, should
Übe a sarded to him, must bo guarantle» by two.re
■pcadble pemoss, whose signatures must bs spprnd.
•d to tbs guaranfee, and said guar an tea moat accom
pany tha hid.
Bidders must be present In person wten the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be considered.
Bonds In tbe sum of five thousand dollars, signed
by tbe contractor and both of hia guaranton, will bs
required of the lueeemfhl bidder upon signing tbe
oontract.
Form of gearenfse. /
y*. —, of the county of —, and State of ,
aoa , of the county of , end State of ,
do hereby guarantee that —ls able to fulfill the con •
tract In accordance with tbe term* of bis proposi
tion! nnfl that, should his proposition be accepted, he
will at once enter into e contract in acoontanoe
therewith.
Bbould the contract le awarded him, we er* pre
pw*4 to become his surstlee.
[fa thhCguaraatee must be appended tbe official
osetlfioate above mentioned.]
Tbe right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed'toohlghis reesrrei by tbe Depot Quarter
master. EDWABD L. HAEIZ,
Capt. Ass't. Quart.matter U. 8. Army.
epliitd
IjUyUKaNK BKARtj WOKKH.
CAB MAH ft CRAWFORD,
Manufacturers of evary variety of finished
BBABB WORM FOB FLUMBEBB, STEAM OB
GAB-FITTXBB, MACHINISTS, AND
OOc'FZBSMITHS
BRASS OAITINGB, ef all descriptions, made to
ord». STEAMBOAT WORK, STEAM AND GAB
FITTING, and REPAIRING promptly attended ta.
Particular attention paid t» fitting up REFINE'
BINS FOE GOAL AND CAMBOIOILS.
Also, Sols Agents for the Western District of Penn*
■ylvsnla lw the ole of MABBH, LAUBDELL A
00/8 PATENT lIPfiOH PUMP, the best ever
invented Having no valvee, U is not liable to gst
out ot order, end will throw more water than any
pump of twice Its stie. apis
T\IB£OLUTiON NOTIGE.-I havethii
U day dispaesd of my late-set in the firm of
TATE, OtDMAH A 00. to OADMaN A CRAW.
FORD, they amumlng ell liabilities and taking
charge of the book acscuots. In withdrawing, i
wonld cordially raoommend- the new firm to my
friends and public. WH. TATE, Jn.
Plttsbursh. April Istb, 1863. sp!7:2w
jpLUMBKKtt' MATERIALS.
CHARLES MTTLLIEIH,
mrOUIB AHD WaOLIULE DIALIB,
So. 620 COMMENCE ST., fitiodelplis.
Constantly in store, e large esKrtaest of Copper,
Zinc, Iron and Galvanised Iron Bath Tube.
White asd Marbled Plug
White end Marbled or Bine Closet Basins.
Ship Water Closets, complete.
Water Closets of every description.
Pomps, Rams, Ac.
Item Sinks. «.
Iren and Enamelled Portable Wash Stands.
Vitrified Drain Pipe, Bends, Branches end Traps.
Plumbers’ Brass end Plated Week, ef every de
scription.
Lead Traps end Bends, Pine end Ceder Hydrant
Posts, Hydrant Bods, Plumber*' Hoeks, Marble
Slabs, Bobbtr Hose, do, as low os any hones In the
.country. aplB£m
PLANTATION BlTTKKfci—Those
Bit tars, unlike any others new before the public,
ere in their effects Toole, Diuretic, Alterative and
Aall-DyspepUc. Thetr immense sale la the moot
cenelurive proof o f the high estimation in which they
ate held by th* public; these (iTja* them atrial are
•prndlly oonvlscedof their powerful medicinal quaU
itiea, and continue their use until health is restored,
end both body and mind thoroughly strengthened
and invigorated. For safe in any quantity that may
SIMON JOHNBTOB,
Oocaer Fourth and fimlthfiehl streets.
■piVEKaiUK JfiLiTIUNH UF STAND
XL ABD WRITERS.
lb* Wirta of Charlta Lamb, 4 rola.
KsitiliU'f Works. 4 roll.
Barton 1 * Anatomy of Melancholy. 8 Tola.
L’lareslfe Cariosities of Literature. 4 toll.
Hallam** History bf the Middle Are*. 8 tola.
Holism's OoastUutfonal History ol Anglin d. 8 tl*.
Fransis Becoa'* Works, of which tola. 1, a, 8,4,6,
U» 18, IS, 14 and Ift in Itsosd. [rsls.
OrlUcal and Mlaosllsnoons Besots. By Oarlyis. 4
MUman'l Latin Christianity. 8 volt.
Shmtspeara's Works. 8 tots.
Bor sms by BAT A 00., 6ft Wood strsst.
QAITBHoI GAITERS I OAITKIiS I
OF ALL KIHBB,
■ffoionfc Matt Auction Mouse.
Spli
gPJUWU bTpOK UK
s<e o e s, _
JUST OPIUM) AT
McClelland’* Auction.
spit
gOME UIBSBB' AND CHILDREN’S
■lltkll, lai|it <UlTlU.ti*Uprlc>, it
»PH BOMiAßP'g.'MlUlk.trtmt.
JJOOTB, GAITERS & BALHOKALH
OHXAP, AT
BOELAHP'B* 68 Market stresL
\T OTIGE.—-Wagoner*. Wagon Matters,
a *o |Q otbm omemti. m bmbf
aotu.l ttat s> ud ./Ur Ik. nin DAT 0»
■AT, 1843, all Dotsons u Ordlnsaos of
ihs CltyofAUsgfSy "
*£■•»*» Loam, or Alloys, or Commons, shall be dealt
with aotordbif to ths provisions of sold Ordinance.
A.C. ALBZAHDKB, Mayor.
01W of Alleghany, April 14th, 1863.
tuxuna nmi Bn dot or hot, 1610.
.***■ *• Thai it shall bs onlawfU to any parson to
obstraot or tnauabor any BtnaU Loss or Alloy, or
any part of ths pabllo —n*, by placing thoms
any Carts, Wagons, Fuinitaxs, Flews, Barrows,«
anyoUur kind*f property, son to promt or ob
w«po4 ths frss and galatsmiptsd pismgs of Wagons,
o“rt*g*s, Hems, and all other kind of Doatejanesa,
at any Umax and any parson who shall offend herein,
« who shall ratals or nagteet to remove any eaeh a*-
Udt* Whoa rsqnlrsd to £> so by the Strsoc Commit
ilanar, Aril, on oowrisUon thereof, lorfeft and pay a
fine, to army o Sens, of ihno dollars, butfsatb*
mssasoframoTtag the said prspsrty, li rsaorsd at
thspnbUossyaaaaT aplT:tmyl
gTHAWBSBBY PLANTS.—Nov i*
the Usm to plant. Oar stock of the bist varieties Is
BMqttiUad aiywhsro. Band or call fer a drcalar.
aplTiltdewT J. KHOX, it Fifth stoat.
TO all WHOM IT UAt CONCERN.
-1 hsrsby give notlo* that »y wife, BBTTII
tHJBTLB, has left my bad and board without Just
cases or prori.oaUon. I'will not bs responsible for
bills coatraotsd by ssfd HBTTIB BOBTijB.
BAM OIL D. BOBTCX.
April 17th, 186 Mt
pBAOH TREES.
"HALT'S XABLT" ABB »SWISS,"
Two nswaadpepolar TariMlss. Also a largo anpply
of all Urn Itfi'ding kinds.
aplTilidarr
J. KHOX. M Fifth itreat.
J-JOKNKTTK KASPBKKtt I.—We ctn
feraJah plants of this now and jastly popular Blip*
berry. j J. KHOX,i9 Fifth unit.
•aplTiUdswT ; . .
OTAtt BRAND RO. HAMS.—A lre*h
lot af this ina brand of Bams, pal vp sxprcmly
fer Ihs smboorib«r,Jari rooslrod from Clnrißßsil and
for eats by tbstferos or at retail by
• JOHB A. BXHBHAW,
apIT- ■{ name Liberty and Hand streets.
TDOiKN JKATENT CANDLES—-4 oiftt
(J White and Colored Patent j dandles, fears and
flvas, }nt norivad and for aria at the Forty Oroosry
ftocscf JOH2TA. BXHB3UW,
aplT ' osmsr Übsrty and Hand slieen
PUTNAM'S KATKNT CLOTHES
X WAUt <3O, superior to allrihert; a atyplyiari
• sfflT- i i Barker Llbsrtynnd Hand stsssin i.
jJ C, RICH—A let oTgrauine Sooth
bv • . ’ • T - "•'.'S’ i villi i?. -
jrmw \4BWEHTiBBjmEJm.
Fifth list of applications
YOB BBLLIHO LIQUOBB, fled la th* Gink's
OSes up to April 7th, 1868 i -
i L'ndwy tmra, lit ward, PiitthcTrii;
: Hlcholaon do, do, dot
j Btug Andrew, do, do, . do;
! MoLaogbltn P., do, do, do:
Gunning Tbamts, do, do, - do;
! Zeldter John A., do, do, do;
I Pender Jeoob D., ro, do, do;
; Krepp Miches), do, do, do;
; Boss Devil, do, do, do;
Bomsrt John, do, do, do;
. TeggJohn. do, do, do;
; Miller Fred., do, do, do;
i Daily MlchetL eeliog boose; do, do; -
Corkren Thornes, , do, do, dr;
Evert Htnry, other goods, do, do;
I Gockentetner A. A Bros., do, do. do;
{ Winters John W, tavern, 8d word, Pittsburgh;
j Young N., do. do, do;
Bbsler Banry, eating home, do, do;
; Blgbtameo A, do, do, do;
: Pinch J 8 AOo , other goods, do, do;
;fpencer J.seph, tavern, do, do;
j Berber Jaco , do, do, do;
; Urrgmn William, do, do, do;
Gsazolo J rands, • do, 3d ward, Pittsburgh;
Boon Pat, do, do, do;
j Daffy John, do do, do;
Antn 8., do, do, do;
\ Oslln Louis, do, . do, do:
I Kiser Joseph, do, do, ■ d*;
‘ Flnnerty John, do,' do, do;"
; Clark A 00., do, do, do;
i Hall David K, do, * do, do;
| lurcher J.. do, do, do;
1 Howley John, do, do, do;
! Ward O. H., do, do; do;
: Aland Peter, do, do, do;
! Molten Patrick, do, do, do;
Smith John, do, do, dot
j Sheafer William, do, 1 do, do;
Blnmenihstn Geo.,, do, do, do;
Ftnin Timothy, do, do, do;
Barnard D. A 00., do, do, do;
TonnglU, do, do, do;
Quinn Charles, do, do, do;
bhany P. A., do, do, do;
Wooccoek Beary. do, do, do;
Esnnedy Charles 8., do, do, dm
Murrey Alex., do, do, do;
Oulleton Ideard, do, do, do:
Williams Jsaes, do, do, do:
Bysrs M. X., eating house, do, do;
Gpechmeyar Geo., do, do, do;
Kesder John, de, do, do;
HoureChrlitlaa, de, do; de*
4o » do, dm
j Luts Prank, do, do, do:
Ssldlo Gotlclb, do| do! de !
Bequll Antoni, do, do, dm
I Corenelle Btepheu, do, do, do;
) Glenn John, do, do, do;
j Oerccrsn Owen, do, do, do;
i Voeksmp Henry, other goods, do, dm
»Bchock elnTen, do, do, do;
; Molntlre J. P., do, do, do;
Reinhardt Joseph, tavern, 4th ward, Pittsburgh;
Lanaban Jamas K., do, do. do:
Campbell A MuUln, do, do, do;
Hcflredv John, do, do, do;
Lynch James, do, -do, do;
Kmmell Wm., do, do, do;
HsaeMathlaa, do, do, do;
Anderson Joseph N., do, do, do;
Bander Henry, do, do, de;
Wells Jetsee, seUng house, do, do;
Adler J. A Go., other goods, do, do;
Purcell Lawrence, do, do, do;
MeDsvltt John, do, do, do;
Ewinebert Adam, tavern, 6th ward. Pitta burgh;
Yreybnrg Henry, do, do, do;
Ysx Jacob, do, do, de;
Gslschslmer P., do, do, .Ao;
Keck Joseph, do, do, . ds;
! Keck Catharine, do, do, do;
•Brown WllUam, do, de, do;
Appleby Lancelot, do, do, do;
Bmah Jonas, do, do, do;
Greenwood Abr., do, do, do;
WilUatae Thomas, de, do, do;
Gabriel George, da, do, do;
Bthrelhsr John, do, de, do;
AJblete Joseph, do, do, dm
! Loffler Conrad, do, do, do; •
; Miller John, do, do, dm
j Fox Gottrled, do, do, do;
i eeldto Emanuel, do, do, do;
Oolwcss Henry, asking house, do, do;
Btelar George W., do, de, do;
Loflnk elmon, other goods, de, dm
J Bohmldt Joseph, do, do, de;
Wm., do, do, do;
Kerchmslr J., eating house, 6th ward, Pittsburgh;
81ms Catharine, tavern, do, do;
Yrvyvogri Yrea, do, do, dm
Crawford Joe, seeing bouse, Tib ward, Pittsburgh;
Joynt Jamas, • do, do, do;
Bhual James, tavern, Bth ward, Pittsburgh;
: Btoehr Oaroline, do, do, de;
I Diamond John, do, 9th ward, Pittsburgh;
i Stevens Thomas, do, do, do;
BaumJ. G., sating house, do, dm
Crotiaa Wm, other goods, do, do;
Nitblng Ckerim L , tavern, Ist ward, Allegheny;
Gerber George, do, do, do;
Huston John, do, do, do;
Bteveoson Charles, do, do, do;
ScbulaJohn, do, do, dm
Bid dons, John, sating home, do, do;
Moulwm., tavern, 9d ward, Allegheny;
Welter Georgs, do, do, <U;
Hiehoils John, do, do, do;
Hsely James, do, do, do;
Sewmysr Peter, do, do, do;
Stork Valentine, do, do, do;
Howell W. B n do, . do, dm
McAllister James, other goods, do, do; *
' Kahr 11th Valentine, tavern, 3d ward, Allegheny;
Waektr Anton, do, do, do;
. Long Fredrick, do, do, do;
i Gent George, do, do, do;
| Glass Petsr, do, do, do;
i Karn L„ do, do, do;
• Jekel Oaxistlan, do, do, do;
: Faas Michael, eating houve, do, dm
! Cnppee Adam, do, do, dm
1 Bhinnef Jacob, do, . do. dm
j Kochsn darter F., other goods, do,' do;
: Tutsur Abraham, do, do, dm
Campbell Mattngw, tavern, 4th ward, Allegheny;
| Krahenbuhl John, do, do, do]
.Jones James, do, do, do;
! Cowling J. J,, do, do, do;
i Landgraf Free. J., do, do, dm
Lutey Henry, do, do, do;
Bosaxig Chutes, do, do, do;
Hswmysr Christ., do, do, do;
Smith George, do, do, dm
Feee Gotleib, do, do, dm
Feldner Henry, do, dm do;
Beplar AduA, do, . do, dm
Wygend Henry, do, do, do;
i Klber John, do, do, do;
, I Weaver Joseph, do, do, do;
IWcmelWm., eating house, do, .do;
; Klingelman Adam, do, do, do;
i Fisher Michael, dm - de, dm
Distel Johanna, do, dm do;
KichenmtHer John, dm dm do;
Hsspeabeld Henry, other goods, do, do;
Sadden William, do, dm do;
Hawmaiar Fred., dm ds, ds,
Albright Fred., tavern, »«"g».ff"i
SehulaJohn, other goods, do;
Fid Ur Martin, tavern, dm
K nailer HlchoUe; de, do;
Filler fruoli, do, do;
Koti Adti, ‘ do, do;
Xrtanun fitd.lL, do, do;
Jiagk Jolios, do. Zest Birmingham:
Kllnilng Maria K., do, do;
Behili Joeeph, do, do;
BodlU itfi, do;
FUher Gotleib, do, Eoqneane;
Tajlor Xaria, do, Bllaahath Borough.
Burn, Daniel, do, Weet BUiabeth;
Hart Joeeph, * do, Imwrtacirrine:
Barringer J. M. 0., do, do,
Barger Tibatlai, do, " do;
Bray Jamea,•.?.do, do;
Bmmt Jobs, "A, do, do;
I’m* Barbara, do, do;
Tleimnr Jacob,eeilng bow, do;
BoerrCkorge, —bar good* dox
Pmlth WinGn, dodo;
Ludwig Barbara, term, Manehaater,
Xippte Bl— 0), dO, Masmi—fcei-.
Motfafiin V.I, d* XoXwdort:
AnnsbwgFnd, do, SO5
Jamieton Joa*pb, do, \ do; '
Wertenbach John, do, { do;
■agio Jacob, do, do;
Klein man B, do, do;
JbnaaJoatph, do, do;
WUllama fe. tf,, ( Urern, Booth FUtabugh;
Schewe Henry, other good* dd;
Walker John P., torero, do:
Yolgi William, other good* do:
LondeU Bred., eating hence, Watt Ftttebttrgh;
Corroon Thomar, tavern, do;
BelMl Jacob, do, Bhanebu*:
Debotd Jmhb, doj
rUegealdFraa., other good* Tamparauertlle;
Flower George, do, do;
Hauler Jamee, eating how, do;
Xoaltaal George, tavern, do;
FrabtoTatomine, do, Baldwin to;
. LomptoWUltn*, do, do;
GbeeaJohn, :; . do, Ohartlent*;
Mlon Boeaaia, do, OeOtnato;
Ehtreman Mlchral, do, dm '
Haagl* Georg* do, Fnwatp:,:
Bowler J* H., do, Franklin—t'
Armstrong Bobert, do, Indleaa tot /-
Schulte Anthony, do, Mifflin to;
Hell Jacob, d*
Hartman Mary, do, MeCbuw tp;
Bmp Jacob, .tavern, Mofludlmc tp;
Bennett Ann, eating hoaee, Pitt tp;
QUhapie Tboe., tavern, * do;
Leafier Baptist, do, Feeble* tp;
Ta*gl Ohrut., do, Bteervato;
Waldechmldt Beory,do, do;
Lohrman Jobs, do, do;
Shearer George, do, do:
Gent Philip, do, < do;
leana Gannd. da. dm
Beck Goetama, eating hoaee, .do;
Koenig Andrew, 00, do;
TldcaU Jamee 8., tavern, Boblnaon tp:
& ■-,?
larmaiee XUxibeth, do, BhaieMp;
Hampe had, do, Lower Bi. GUlr tp;
git Jacob, do, do;
H ogle "Francis 8., eat teg hoaee, d*
GntrtonWm., ether good* do;
Banebarry Marg’t, taven, Galon tp; •
Bennett Janet, eating home, do;
Hun Ann, tavern, 1 do;
GaUaber Fat., do, ▼•nrilka tp;
Beece Zaskiel r do, Wllkine Ip;
IhebenarYraagot, do, do;
lung The*.. Agent, do, do;
. , Tranter Adolph, do, do:
AJheGmrt will meet onWKDBZBDAT, April M.
UGLatlO o’clock. B*aoastna««aiarttmfl]edin
or before thetdey.Apptfoanta wfQ bring *VHr
Buda to my offlc* baton the day of h*aring?tkaftan
•TMaM W.A-HEBBOH.CIirt.
JNITIALB - STAMPED ’ IN
lauwfiMjmmu, ftn
At snrrs. vS/-
. ■*Ttia*4 lot. Tapr U . tax.,.
. ; DM
- \S : - 4' V 1 s ',i -.♦
• DMtr voOdb.
JJKDOOHON
“ i
DRY GOOD 8!
White, Orr & C 0.,,
(Sdoomoi, to SCO. B. WHITB * OO.,)
No. 35 FIFTH] STREET,
How otto their large stock of
Jfete Cfoodt at Reduced Price*.,
The attention,of the public is nepectfully Invited.
epl7:St
OOUNTBT STOREKEEPERS - AND
\J BKTAIL DIALERS, of the dty and natch*
haring towns, are respectfully Invited to examine
our stock ef.
TBIMMIHGS, HOTIOSB, HOBIXBT A GLOVES,
EMBROIDERIES, BIBBOHB,! BUCHBB,
LACE GOODS, HEAD DRESSES A,
HITS, SHIBTS, 00B8HTS, !
BAIH AHD SDH
UMBRELLAS,
BUTTOHA
THBIABB, |
* PXHB, r
And tbevuloussmeUertloUeln our line of btalnem.
We have on hand a large and well eelseted stock
STAPLE ARTICLES,
Bought whan price* were from 85 to 60 per oast,
lower then at present, end having added our spring
purohsmi of erzu coons, bought at first hands end
on the most fevermbU terms, we ere prepared to effv
advantage* In priee end ealeetlon equal to any bouse
seat or wwt.
In our Wnousau DxraxmxT, on the eecondend
third floors, will be found extensive assortments of
the articles enumerated ebove. We therefore solicit
a cell from all buyers, sesursd tfc«t with our increas
ed Ihrilltisewe can give them bargains in the quality
and prices of our goods, j
D. 8. MAORtnr w. a glydx.
IACBIII & GLYDE,
So. 78 Karket Stroot,
Betwn Fourth tnd tfco IH—cod.
gALE OF
DRY GOODS,
AS
T 3 jßk. xg »-.*T=l ><a ;
08 XABKET STREET.
Hew Oreu Good*,
8 sequel,
Hantlee,
Cloaks,
Silks,
_ Shawls,
Housekeeping Roods,
Rent's sad Boys' Wear.
CHEAP I CHEAP I OHIAPt
spll
gPRINGGOODS,
CHEAP FOB CASH,
at
J. M. Burchfield’s.
SPBIHO SOUS Da LAlSBSfcrSSwfcrthSlcto.
LIGHT OHISmS, u % BT)f «60 "
CALICOS, « SO •' 15 “
Do. > S 5 « 81 «
LA VILLAS, * M 15 ** SO **
« 80' M 10 •'
“85 “ 81 “|
«* n M CT M
BLKAGBBD XUBUHB,IO to STH onto.
PSBLIACHID do., .SO«ST}£ •*
Howls thottmte mako joor porptima, u toads
on nffisf choaporthaatfe—wfll toooldwboo tho
■grtafopQM. . mpia
JOSEPH HORNS & 00„
rr ud T 9 Market Street,
An nOM. u Um LOWER GASH FBIOBB Um*
Dolnniaetfcnor
ÜBIOIDISm,
era AED SLITm,
FIHE HIICLI worn. '
MOIHB. ahd ißjjZnrM.
nnma,
•Kira.
anon
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