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MONDAY MOBNINO, APBIL 20.
-f Union Documents.
We km publtabed the' greet xpeeeh of
MejorQen. JJ; T. Burro, delivered et the
Coorxe Ixirmne, lneleer, Urge type, on
good peper, end erenow reedy to ill order*
for eny qnentity et the following prioe*:
for "IPO oopiee *• 1 69
■• “ i,oin) ". . eqeOeieoee •••**•*••••** -
« ° 65 00
•* 10,000 “ ...... 100 00
Addraity Qax«tt«, PitUbwgfa, p*.
Copperhead Wrath, Logic and Lav
The Brownsville Weekly Itmerhas taken
up the cudgel* in defeat* of the men in the
araenal, who** loyalty hat been called in
jjneatien, attorning ttat the/ ate “Demo
crat*,” ef court*. Itsaye:
“Democrat* are excluded bom all offices,
and became a few workmen in the araenal
exercise the right of freemen, and a till
identify themselves with the Democratic
party, three Abolition sheets made an inde
cent attack on them, calling' on the offioer
in command to discharge tnem.”
Hoy doea the Tima knov that thete men
are “Democrats?” for eertainly neither the
Gazxttx nor Diipatch ever said to. The
factmuetbe atanmed; but why it it at
tained ? It it became they are impeded
by their neighbor! of disloyalty ? It it be
came Ur. Laixt (at wat teatified in the
preliminary examination,) thanked Qod
that Sumter had fallen, and that the gov
eminent would go to etioks? Or is it be
came of hit .profound ignorance in not
knowing, in February, 1861, (at he himself
testified,) that Oeorgia had seceded, and
was then in open rebellion? Are these the
marks and characteristics of Democrats ?
“It must be to—Plato, thou ressonest weH,”
—provided always that it it the copper
head variety of that extensive genus that is
meant.' / i
i But here it the richest part of the Tima’
artiole. Speaking of the editors of the Ga
cette and Diipalch, it says: “They all
should be made to suffer for their impunity."
Why, thlsis'worse than Dan.! O’Connel's
calling the old fish-woman “a parallelo
gram.” . Hart we not : good came of suit
' against the editor for charging us with the
crime of "impunity 7" We shall think of it;
but in the:meantime will some copperhead
lawyer volunteer to enlighten us and the
rest of mankind at to the exact degree of
turpitude involved in the offence which the
editor calls “impunity?” We are not suf
ficiently learned in the law to make it out.
Hon J. P. Penney.
: Is accordance witli a long-standing cus
tom, the Senate of Pennsylvania; at the
eloae of the aesalon, chose a Speaker to hold
ad ta (crira. This office is tantamount to
that of Demount Governor, and he who
holda.it' sneoeeda to the office of Governor
in the event of the death er resignation of
that officer,'as-vras the case -when Governor
Johhsios succeeded Governor Scßaacs:.
Gar Ilarriebarg oorrespondetit mentioned
the feat that that distingaished honor had
! been conferred upon our esteemed towns
man, the Hon. J. P. Pkshitj and we in
tended to notice the feet at the time, and
express our gratification thereat, bat, in the
:multitude of things olaimiog attention, it
• ‘escaped oormemory.
j Louhukjl CoXTßanaans.—CoL Dudley,
pwhoreeently made so successful an expedl
.tion from Baton Bouge into the enemy’s
. eonntry, writes to a friend concerning the
costabuiiU who euno to him:
; “If white men had endued for ooaatry’a
; sue whet the whole ol this party has lor
the lait twenty-four houa, thi, war weald
kaYe ended long ainee. Most of them
~ waded Uirati|h water from two to fou feet
deep, in the dark, for six a&d tes hoars—
• ewimmlng aeress hayotu where they could
aot wade. One hlaek' Yolnnteers to
: retom and transmit a menage to the Ad
miral if I will allow him. 'Don’t tell me
these men will not fight.”
VaxKRXBLS Fkxsscs of thi Uwiox.
At the late election' in Enfield, Connect!.
cut, Smxoß Looms (father of Lusx Looms,
i. of thlsoity,) sgedOC; LsyiMtaoham,
aged 95; Timothy Abbe, aged 85; Jona
‘ thanPeaie, 85; Rnfus Parsons, 85; and
. Jahes King, 82—all went to the polls and
Toted the Union tieket. These six Tener
ahle men, whose united ages sum up 528
' years;' were born in Enfield, hare always
lived there, and not one of them ever failed
" to vote.
A Canaan.—A dispatch from Indianap
olis says: The story put in clreulstion by 1
the 'National InttUigencer and re-published,
in the Democratic papers, that Governor
Morton obtained forty thousand dollars in
gold from the secret service.fond ot the
War Department to aseist in carrying on
the State government Is a canard.
“I was smnsed,” writes tbs London cor
respondent of the Jlanchutir Guardian,
“at the jodgment on the Prinee ol Wales
pronounced by that eminent authority on
tho value of .a man, the huntsman of the
Pytdhley Hnnt, after tho Prinoe’s first sp
pearenoe in Northamp touhlre, s few days
sinoe. “He rides hard, and he rides
straight; he’ll make a good king."
It is sain that General Sixxue, ifi his
late expedition, had' destroyed half a mil
lion btuheli of corn and immense quanti
ties of bacon. If there are many auoh dis
tricts throughout the Southern States, as
this in Mississippi, the rebels esnnot be so
nearly starved out as many have supposed.
1 a: WasmsaTOS DUPiTCH to the H. Y
Aenfnyi’est smye: It ie now understood
that the dispatches rant abroad by Ur.
Seward are not so warlike as baa been re
ported.
A ini Uuoi-iii n be Bout.—
Orders hare been aent from the Navy De
partment to the government contractor at
Philadelphia, directing him to oommenee
at once the building of a steamboat to eoit
the machinery of the steamer Prineeas Boy
al, which was captured while endeavoring
to run the blockade!. Ike name of the new
vessel is to he the Kaiisaa
BxronT plaoeaa corps of: just “forty
thousand men” under “B to pew ell Jackson,
In the Shenandoah Valley oboe more, ready
to move upon the Baltimore and Ohioßail
road again; but we have no reliable advi
ce* from Winoheater to this effect. Gener
al Ullrcy is prepared for any emergency,,
and will weloome the.enemy at any time.
Havn Pnrattr Got ran Haxo or It.—
The Detroit frtt Prtu (ooppethrad,) in
■-■iZrfiWo it« election raturne, heads them
"oUwaToa oM aide. and “Democrats” on
the other, thus aokonowledging itself op
posed to the Unloiu—Chfeoyo Trituu.
Address to the Clergymen at Eng
land
The following address has been issued in
Paris, ''dated February lith-lSth. The
French original is signed by nearly seven
hundred Protestant clergymen of France,
eight-tenths of the clergy of all Protestant
denominations in that oountry:
“ To , lhe , ®d Jfmis tat of all Scan
gtUeal Denomination* in Great Britain:
“ Brothers, honored and loTed in God: I
It is -England’s glory Gut she has given to ;
tiie world the .example of abolishing fifit 1
the sUve trade then slavery ltself. lt is I
her glory that for , sixty years she haw not 1
ceased to work for the extinction of the I
traffic in slaves, and of the institution Cf I
I slavery, at the cost even, it is said, of I
I fifty millions of pounds sterling. 1
“And it is, after God, to those religious
men, to Clarkson, Wilberforce and Buxton, I
and te her mission societies, that England I
owes that glory. Will not the children, the |
successors of these noble Christian men, I
| complete this work, by urging their country I
I to declare in loud terms for the sacred
I cause of liberty for the slaves, in the terri
ble struggle now going on in America?
| “The civilized world has seen nothing
I more-revolting than a confederation, for the
I most part Protestant, in the nineteenth
I century of the Christian era, leagued to-
I gether and demanding their independence I
I with the openly avowed intention to main-
I tain and propagate the institution of hu-
I man slavery, and plaolng as the corner^
I stone of its constitution the system of sln-
I very as it exists in the Southern States;
I which may be defined as the right to treat
I human beings as cattle, with impunity,
j adulteries'and homicides.
“ Let us lay aside all political considera
tions : is there a Christian who does not
shudder when he. listens to the Chief of
this Confederation, who answers to a de
cree of emancipation with a kind of menaoe
of extermination ? The triumph of such a
cause will put back that of Christianity and
civilization for a century, it will oau*e the
I angels of heaven to weop, and will rejoice
I the demons of helL
“Throughout the world the supporters of I
slavery will raise their heads, all ready as I
they are to reappear at the first signal in |
Asia, Africa, and oven in our well regulated I
cities of Europe. It would prove a dlsas- J
trous blow to the work of evangeUoal*mis
sions. And what a terrible responsibility
would weigh upon the churoh which would
remain a silent witness of the accomplish
ment of so shameful a triumph I If there be
peaceful means to bring this war to a close
j and make it conform to the wishes of all!
I friends of humanity, the Christians of Eu
rope should give to the cause of emancipa
tion such a hearty and earnestly expressed
sympathy as shall not leave to those who
1 are fighting for the right to oppress their
I fellow* men any hope of ever seeing the
I hand of Christian fellowship tendered
j to them.
“Pastors, ministers of all Evangelical
denominations of ' England, Ireland and
Scotland, we need your co-operation, your
example, your influence.
“Place yourselves at our head, and let ns
altogether call for a great and peaceable
manifestation of our sympathies for the
biaok race, so long enchained and debased
by Christian nations. We shall thus dis
courage the partisans of slavery, fortify and
sustain those who are endeavoring to abol
ish it, and thus influence them to accept
our counsel.
“It is in free England that snob manifes
tations will indeed be powerful. May we
not hope that if, in great Britain, the voices
of all the ministers of the Cross be raised,
while in France our voices echo their pray
ers and pleadings, very soon there will not
be in the United States a single black man
i who is not free ?
I “May God so will it, and bless in Christ,
the true Liberator, Great Britain and the
United States!”
How Gen. Granger Treats the Dis*
loyal--Snflerings of Tennessee Be*
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Pr«a t I
writing from Franklin, Tenn., thus explains I
Gen. Granger's method of treating. loyal and I
disloyal people: I
“There are bnt half a dozen Union families I
in Franklin, ont of a population of one then- j
sand five hundred inhabitants. The Union I
people are put to no tyeonvenienoes, and are I
allowed «to go anywhere within our lines, I
while the seoessionisu, male and female, (and I
especially the ladies, who generally get all I
they desire from our eommandtrs of posts,) I
are deprived of all privileges, and forbidden I
to leave the town, upon the penalty ef being I
arrested as spies. When persons apply to the I
General for passes he does not ask them if |
they will take the oath, or if they are willing
I to acknowledge the ftderargovernment,but I
I inquires ‘Have you always been a loyal sub
ject of the United States?' He admits of but
one answer, prefaced by no ifs aad ends. If
I they answer ‘Yes/ he makes them prove their j
loyalty. If they answer *No, f he informs |
I them that he considers that none but loyal
I people are entitled te privileges, and grants
I none; and all the talking, smiles and taking
j of oaths amounts to nothing wiih him, and
Ihe gives the applicants to understand that. :
j “The misery and sufferings of the rebels
I can hardly be imagined. They have no fir*
I wood, and in two weeks more wilt have noth?
I ing to eat. Not a market wagon Is allowed
Ito enter town. All of the rebels are engaged
I in cutting down their fruit and ornamental
I trees for firewood, and, in many eases, th 4
I owners are destroying their fenee* end out-'
houses for the same purpose. Thehaif-a-dozen
I Union families, by order of Geu. Granger, are
I being supplied with firewood by the soldiers;
I and the neoessaries of life they are permitted
I to procure from the Quartermasters at govern?
I meat rates. Under no consideration are the
I rebels permitted to cross any of the picket
I Unw, even to attend a faneral, unless making
I oath that they will not return until the ter-
I mlnatlon of the war."
Jndge Shannon.
We find the following well-merited notice
of oar eloquent and patriotic fellow citi
zen, Judge Shannon in theHarrisbug Tel
egraph:
This loyal and talented gentleman has
excited the ire of the copperhead Democ
racy, and a regularly organized attempt is
now being made by the scribblers of that
party to write him down. Hisjgraet speech
in the House of Bepresentatives on the
caucus treasonable’ resolutions of the cop
perheads, is the cause of these attaoks—a
speech whioh cannot be answered with ar
guments, and hence the attempts personally
to assailand malign its author. A Harris
burg correspondent of a malignant copper
head sheet printed at Johnstown, gets off
a good fashioned looofoco lie when he as
serts that Mr. Pershing replied to the speech
in question of Judge Shannon. Judge
Shannon's speech was unanswerable. Men
of Ferabings calibre are not fitted to an
swer such arguments, and after Judge
Shannon had spoken for more than three
hours in denunciation of the resolutions
referred to, the oopperheads of the House
were completely overwhelmed with confu
sion—^alterably unable to reply or defend
themselves from the charges whioh Judge
Shannon hurled at their heads. It was tho
neat speech of the session. It struok the
deathblow at Fennsylvaniania copperhead
ism. And yet, before the coming election
is over, anon men as Pershing, whom the
correspondent alluded to so highly lauds,
wiU have many an opportunity to reply to
Judge Bhannon, if they have the courage
and ability io do so.
The Nxqkd : Tuna » Kiktcoey. — The
following negro** wore sold by the sheriff of
Jsffsrson county, Ey., on the 13th tost.:
Boh Palmer, Hod 17 years. —£lls
Henry, aged 13 years..—. 130
Harrison, aged 31 years— 333
Prophet, or Elijah, aged 30 years.... M 3
The Dottlevlllo Democrat announces that
twenty-three negroes hare been orderedby
the oounty oeurt to be sold by the sheriff, on
the 37th Inst., in that city.
Hxw Anncon'or Cointxnc*.—Sea weed
has long been; used by oil merchants: in
Haw Bedford, to cover casks of oU when
stored in the open air, and’the same arti
cle is now oomlng lnto use in Hew York,
to protect petroleum stored in the same
nufiCTe
PUBLIC JTOTICEM.
rps» THR TKtTE LOYALIST.—We,
inn, (bat the Kst. ALEX. CLhBK has am*
seated to repeal bis lector* upon tbe abore subject,
|at tbe beaelt ef tke Sunday School ef the Vint
GgagregeUoa of DlecJplae, Pitteborgh. Tbe Ise
tarer, sobject end object demand • crowded bout*.
apßhlt
[r in accordance with the
Irdr prorUlass of the 6th Section ef an Act to in.
corporate the “Inlaod Telegraph-Company,** notice
is toereby girea ti tb* Gorporatore named in eald
Act, end tb* Stockholder* In the eerporalim, that
than will be* meeting of the eald Corporate Body
etthi FBASXLia HOUBX, in the Borough of
Gettysburg, on THCBBDAY, the 7th dey of Key
-next, A- D.issa. at 8 o’clock In tbe afternoon, Cor
the purpoee of choosing* President endsix Directors
for toe management of tbe affair* of eald corpora
tion DAVID WILIA,
JOKL B DABBS*,
H. 1. SXAHLB,
QXOBOB ABBOLD,
B. O. MaOBIABV.
jrB*PUBLIO NOTICE. I
OmaormPanmTiniß.B.Oo n l
Oou UnAnm. I
The Pennsylvania Baflroed Oon»p*ay.hweby gins
pnblle notice, to all wham It may eonoern, that la
pursuance of the power and authority obnierred upon
It by sundry provisions of u Act of the General As*
eeablyoftae Commonwealth of Penneylveaia. en
titled “An Act fee the »1b of the Mala Lias of the
PobUo Works, 1 ' approved. May 16th, 1857, it will, on
the first day of May, A* D. one thousand elsht hun
dred and sixty-three, abandon so meoh of the West
ern Ddvisioa of the OanaL lately ftxmi&ga part of
the Mdtn Line of the Public Works, and as lies be
tween Blalnrille and Johnstown, i(«c«monly known
is the “Upper Western Dlrtska,") together also
with each Dene, Feeder* and Beaerroirs lying west
of Johnstown, as pertains to or are need In connec
tion with Mid Upper Weston Division.
By order of the Board of Directors.
' WitnaH the seel of the said Oocepeny, 4ba S&th
day of febroary, A. D.IMS.
J. sDGAB THOMBOS, lue.fr
President. i w-> J
jrs»s—'T—lB6o-0L
l«Sr • PEAKE'S PLANTATION BITTHB&.
They purify, itrugtbea sad inrliftAto.
Thai) and » healthy appetite. I
Th*y at* an aadtdote to «hanga:of vater and dlak.
They otwo—**fl*ct» *f dtaripatiou and lata feopa.
They attangthan the ayatam and anUran thamlnd. |
They aroraat »*« and intermittent trren. ;
They purity the breath and addity ol the at—ach.
They care Dnpeptia and OoMtipattan.
They cor* Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Herbaa.
They ooreidverOaaplalnt and Herrona Headache.
They are the beat Bitten lathe ararld. They make
tbs <nak «"*» strong* and are aihaastail oaiura’a
mat rtttorer. They are made of pore fit. Croix
&om, toe celebrated Oallaaya bark* root* and herbs,
and are taken with the pleasure of a beverage, with
out regard to age or tioioof day. Particularly n*
ooounemled to delicate pacsona requiring a gentle
stimulant. Bold by all Groeara, Druggieta, HotdU,
and fialoons. P. EL DBAKS A 00 M SB Broadway,
1 See York. VkSmxa
POLITICAL JTOTICBB.
jrS-FOR RECORDER.— AbdiiI Mo-
Oauax, of Mifflin township will be a candi
date for Becordsr, subject to the dec Irion of the out
BfpaHlosn County Oonventlen. aplfitaxawtof
Irs-FOR RECORDER.— Hdsi Sum-
InSr lt, of the Seventh Ward, Pittaburgb, will be
a candidate (or Becordsr, subject to the decision of
the Bepublican County Convention. spll:tc
(TS-FOR REGISTER.
• Unr wiuui J. BiQHAUiox
Will be a for theOAoa of Regieterof Willi,
Ao, et Allnbeay eonnty, subject to tbs deetaloa of
the Bepnblfean Oennty Convention- apfcto
iTTK»FOR REGISTER—Jonas Espy,
ot Upper St.* Clair township, will be a can
didate ier Bagiatsr, sub.eot o the decision of the Be-
Hcmlnatlng Oooesntlep. mh26;to
CLERK OF TUB COURTS,
vw —Joaa H. t ***"". ol Charter* townthlp,
win be e for (Hark of the Govts, subject
to the decision of the Bepuollcaa Oennty nominal
tog OoßTention mhi*:tc
nrS»FOR CLERK OF TAB COURTS.
th£r —Wsu A. Hxuox, of Pitt Township, will be
a -sirdH**» for Clerk of the Oeurta of Allegheny
Oonnty, eubject to the decision of the Bepnbllcan
Ooanty Nomlnattot Convention. ° ashllito
[rS»FOR CLERK OF THE COURTS.
—Jxo. d. Qoulb, of fihaler township, will be
before the BepubUoan Oennty OouTentlen ae a can
didate for Clark of the Courts. ap3:to
jrmw jtorJEHTismjiuurTM.
xrOTICR—If the person who, in May
i?( last, addzeaaed a latter to Him JABS CLAB
VBT, oare of Williams * Clone, Ho. US Watmleo
Bond, Liverpool, England, will call at the Alleghany
Poet Odea, th»y will hear of some thing to their ed>
ran tags. splfo3t
SIR GRAS. LYELL’S NEW WORK.
—Geological Evidence* of the Antiquity of Man,
with remarks on theories on the origin of spade* by
rsrUtloa. By BlrChaa. Lt*U, F. 8.8. Illustrated.
1 toL g TO. BAT A 00., 66 Wood at.
rpuE NATIONAL, TAX LAW, (Got-
X srnmant eiitiea,) with all tbe amendments,
compendium of stamp duties, and tbs decision* of
the Commlationar of Internal Keren ue. Prloe, in
paper, 80 casts ; do. 76 cents.
ap3o BAT A 00.. Ho. 66 Wood street.
QLXTH WARD PROFJfiRTY FOR
O SALK—W* hare Car sale tws 8-etory Brick
Pwalltoga and Lota, with six rooms each, and finish
ed attic, situated on Ho. 6 Decatur street, near Urn.
This property brings a nst not of 10 pm cant., and
is offered at a great bargain.
Apply to B, MoLAIB A 00„
aptO ' loa Fourth trest.
STOCK FARM FOR SALE, containing
115 ICTOT, 90 of whld 1. olmtW, to tCMoful.
gnl mMdow, aod iri. tn mn Add. u udurd
BfEaa.dth.iK|hrt|nnM frill, U fall tear
ing. Tb. build In,■ m. a Ims* m Melon ban. of 9
rooau, good dry nDan . bun SO by 10; aprlng beam
aad otter ontbnlldlngi. with Sah pend. Goal and
Lißntwwtn gaate.bnnd.Boa. Sitnated In Bomll
teniUa. Induna county, ten teJante. walk froa
Black Lick Station. TUa tana Is located la a good
neighborhood, now to Ohoretes, Stone, mill, do.
end la ottered at a graet targetin' dpplyto
ntao B. MoLUB a 00. IQS Fonnb at.
ALUAtSLE BUILDING LOTS Al‘
PUBLIC SAXJL
fiIZTT-rOUB DXBIBABLB BUILDIHG LOIS,
Kdots u Um ’’Algeo Property,” iltuxltd to Mo-
Clure to viuhto, •fijoiatog lb* prmtrty of tb« Hoim
of b«oteS tt PUBLIC AUCTION,
sal *ou to the kigbeat bidder vitbeut iirri, on
Bi 7178 DA P, Ayrti ut 3 •’efoeii p. m.
Txxn—Ona-fourtb o( tb* purob— ara*y vb*u
d**d l* ex'caUd; nutotog threu-lburtbf to tbx*«
uiul puyttnta, witk tatmit.
JOHH PHILLIPS, "I
JAMBS M’OABDLBSS, J-OemaitU*.
JOHH BAMPSOH, J
»p9frgt
IJAILKY, FARKRLL A GO,
Plumbers, Oas and Steam Kitten,
Ho. 129 FOUBTH BTBRT,
WASH STANDS,
BBASB WOBK,
IBON AHD LEAD PIPI,
SHEET LBAD,
CHAHDBLIXBS,
BAB LI AD,
GLASS AHD PAPBB SHADES,^
OXDBAHT HOSE, go.
WE HAVE NOW OPEN, and aro
rapidly f riling, at tb*
HEW CARPET STOBE,
FIFTH STBKBT, D«xtdoor to tb* Poat Cflo*,
A vpbndld a—rtmut of tb* n*v«at aad cbolccat
■tylaa aad bait quallttoa of food* to car Use tb*
greaUr part of which w* ofi*r, vbll* our pn**at
*t*ck laato, at
UANUrACTVBKBo' WHOLES • Lt PBIOKB.
*p!9 MoFABL AHD, OOLLIHB A rp
rtiANMN—2OO oqscm for sale by
X B. A. FAHHBB7OCKB.6OH A UO.,
tpM eoca*r of f trat aad Ftol *tr*»to.
ALUM— 60 bbls for sale by
b a. r awnarooks, son a co„
•p Our of flat Wood «tr—U.
OAI'tiUFTND HAUCK.
\J 15 dosan Tomato O*t'op,qttula;
85 «« e* ■ M plßtJj
75 •• Ptpwr Base*;
f n i tor* and tor tol* by
BMTJUB to 8808.1
*p!B Ho*. lastud 1M Wood »tr—t
rtRANGKg AND LKMUWt*.—I,OOO
box** “M***!a*” la stor* *ad tor Ml* by
BXTlCXBtoBB08.»
apis HaaadUSWoodrtmt.
SOAP.— 40 boxes Toilet Soap. Msorted,
la itor* nd tor sal* by -
BXTXXS to BBOe,,
gficmmmwodd *tr**t.
OFIOKD OYSTfifia—2o down Bpioed
tJo7*KnU«t<x«aa4torHl»by . ;
.. mninßjkßßOfl.,
Ho*. 115 and 1M Wood ttmt.
IA Bum, lio. 1 L&A.P LAHii;
Mil. aonk. 6M» VAmnr non,
. .J® *> TW.St.Lort So r Sol
Jot rwtlrtd tad fetMbbf i
..... IHMAT* Tit TOED,
»»**»» inUlMrtrrtrt.
BWSTSSI
B^SRSSg-r—-
*»'» Jtufa Bow».mvri»<m»fi.
r fUUA , » uitj— B ~bbl«. nwr Ua3s
X from (toomor Shomioek, frrHto M ;
*»“ SUIABDICKRftOQ,
AXIf AOPKHTISBJttBjrTB.
* THIS CRUEL WAR lS
OVER;
WKEPIHG BAD AHD LOHEIV.”
COO oonxs BXOXTYXD.
—Halted ca ne^ptsTlSCioli.
CHARLOTTE BLUHE.
80. U Finn STBXXT,
Sob Agant Car KB ABB'S PIABOS, HAIHIS BEOS.
‘iabob, mi pbi.ora wblodbov-. «pu
gRUSSELtt, TAPESTRY AND VBL-
Y*T OABFKTB; TEBIB PLY ABD IBOBAIB
OABPXTS i OIL CLOTHS, MATTIBQ, BUGS, Ac.,
tta nowMt ptturn. ud fnah goodi, ntnlted .1
vholu.!. prlc, .t tk. Q.w Otf pit filer, of
XoFARLAHD, COUIkS & CO.
.pis i I
-jiEBTH EXTRACTED,
WITHOUT PAIH. .
E. OUDRy, Dentict,
Bo,lM SMITHTIBLD BTBBKT.
gPEING STOCK OF
SH O E
JC&T OPKHBD AT
JBcClclland’t Auction.
ap!B
QAITERS! GAITERS 1 GAITERS I
OP ALL KINDS,
JUatonic Butt Auction House.
.pl« ; ■
rjIHK PLACE TO GET THE BEST,
neatest, moatjdnrabla, and by far tbs cheapest
BOOTS, SHOES, OAITBBS AHD BALMOBALB,
BO BLAND'S, 98 Market street,
Second door from Fifth,
UUABTnBMAUTJUPe 1
Coaxma Q amd Sld Braxxie, V
Washington, D. 0, April lfith, IBIS. J
WILL BB BOLD, AT PUBLIC AU&
TIOH, 09 THUBBDAT, S3d April instant, at
the OorsJ near the Washington Observatory, a lot of
eendamnad HOBSIB AHD MULBB, as nnfll for
pntdie aerrioe. Sale to aommanoa at 10 o’clock a. m.
Tsrmaeaah, to Gorarnmaat Tueds.
Mlgned] . OH. B- TOMPKIHS,
Oapt. A- Q. M., U. 8. A.
J Q. MeQPIBI A 00., Auctiooeera aplßrtd
T>fiVQLVKR&
XI) Colt’s Old and Haw Medal;
Oooparis Double Action;
Smith A Wesson's Cartridge;
Alton A Whaeloek’a do;
Sharp’s do;
Tor asla low to the trade by
apU JAMBS BOWM. Ho. 199 Wood street.
DiBBOLUTIOM. —The Pfirtoenhip
heretofore existing between the. rabeeribers,
under the firm ofBBOWH A KIBKPATBIGKS,
has this day bean dlmalrad by mutual canwnt. The
books. Aa. of the late firm wSI be found to the hands
of JOBIfH XXBKPATBIOK A BBOTHBB, to
j whom all due tho late firm are to be paid,
1 and to whom all persona haring dqims agaiist said
I firm will please present them at once for payment.
M.B.BBOWH,
JOStPH KIBKPATBICE,
WILLIAM KIBKPATBICK.
PiUsbargh, April 11th, 1869.
In ratirtag from the firm of BBOWH A KIBE
PATBICSS, I take grant ptoasura In raoammsndtog
S£S£ rtrate
Ttflfotwd
/COPARTNERSHIP.—The aubsoriben
hgra this day formed a Cp-Partnaahlp for the
purpose of carrying os • Qaoaral Wboks&la Orocery
and Oommlmkn burin—, at tbs old ataod. Hon. 191
and IBS Liberty street, under the firm and style of
J, HIBKPATBIOB A BBOTHBB, wbsia they wfll
i bo'pleaeodto thslr friends and out—era.
’ JOBBPH KIBKPATBIOK,
WILLIAM KUHPATBIOK.
Pittsburgh, April Utb, 1693. oplStlm
J^RMUVAU
JOHH THOMFSGH, Buropaaa Agent,
Will remora from his praasnt loeatiou, on Liberty
street, to HAHD 6TBBHT, next house to the bridge,
onth*fiiatof
$lOO BODIiTT
ALt WOUHDXD BOLDIXBB
An now entitled to. Gall at onoo.
T. WALTXH DAT, General Sn't Agent,
IOS Tlftb it., third door below Catholic flhnrch.
mhlfcShraod
TJ KZUfijP ALLHY.—Wotiee is hereby
XI gimi that the (Utnant of viewaci appointed
by the OoimeOi of Allegheny, to slew and iomi
damages and benefits anting from the opening of
B«sl? Alky, Third Wan. Allegheny, from lto
mint temlnos to Magee alley, vai filed la tha
Hetrfet Ooort of AUoghonj eoaaty, for oonlmatloa,
oa SATURDAY,ApriI 4,1863.
. I. BOHOYIB, Ja,
a&Sw Solicitor for tha «<tv of Allegheny.
JUBX KHKJKIVBUi
AT THI 088 DOLLAR JRWRLBY 6TORB,
Ho. M Fourth Street,
A lam lot of extra flat KLvHR PLAtID
WAR*, FARCY GOODS, Ao* which vfU bo cold
vary cheap, to clow oat tha stock. Fleece atop la
sad examine tho good*. E. STRAW.
Ie»
RIVBB AVENUIL—Notice is hereby
given that the statasmo* of view era appointed
Ay tha Ooondla of tha city of ABaghaay, to tail
damage! and beast la fcr tho straightening of tha
north line of River iron. Toarth Ward, AHa>
gbeay, waa filed la too District Quart of Allegheny
coanxy, Mr oa SATURDAY, April i,
IMS. £m}IOTIB.JI. '
ipitf Solicitor far the elty of Allegheny.
GH}RBALU.
X OHAHDBLIHBfi.
A tot of BIZ LIGHT OHAHLILUBS, or tbo
oalohrmUd mI» of OonaUsa A Bakirj hndmu
itrli tad flalah. Will bi soMtmj low, U lota to
rat. Out bo had at
apifcM
PRUbUOE. KOW RKGEIYINR
X 1009 lb*, pzixx* frwh Butter;
ibbb. d* Bgu;
BftbtihetbldNlUlTlflHhNi
UO' do bright Dried Apptot,
15 buxaa Ora— Oh—ti
16 a— Whiaky Baixato;
Oa mnrira—nt. for aato by
ipM HeBIDPLB. Ho. 198 Übttty **r—t.
JNITIALS STAMPED IN
THI LkTX&T ABD BIST STTI.X, ||J j
At HUSTS.
HTSt—y*d Boto Paper $8 a box. -
gAMUKL FBRGUBON,
fIIALH O» WMOHTB iSD HBASDBIB,
m- OSco. Ho. la Conor of Üborty oad Vtftb
rill SAT.
HRIMT
o all wuom it hay ounokbn.
—therobj giro notleo ttut «j wife, HKTTII
BOBTLI, kia MtmjUdftod bovd without jost
cmm or pror< calkm. I wtH 091 bo for
bills coitnstidl)} Mid HBTTIB BOBTijB.
SAVOBL D. BOBTLB.
April 17th, UgfcSt '
gOMB MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S
. slightly dsasfod QAITZBS atlialfprka, si
BOEIiAHP*B» 98 lUrfctt Hat.
gOOTS, UAITKKH * BAIiMUB4LB
CHEAP, AT
TAK BBAND S. U. HAMS.—A IniE
lot of til. to. ti»nl ot am.
lortlMnbtcribtr.jMtraoaiTtdfma OudauU and
to mU b, rt. tUrc. « »»r^£ BIHBB A W.
W IT f UNfty—*.Hwd itwti
TODIES FATWiTIiAHiHdW— 4 cues
a-u^^TaShßi 1 'giiQ^dSri
SwgHr
_IT . —UMBBi H«aJ a-»t.
—ft
114
"JR * conn-
iLCooOiikitiA'B 00«mBD B£AC
JSGfMWJTi
jrmvrJLDrmtf
Magazines fob hay; it
an h ra.
Atari* amrtantit new and elegant atytaaef
Photograph; Albany, from JO centr epwurus, fr
EUlrfli
Tb* Bephrt of th* Jetst Committee os the War, j
< cants; nfbasa Treets, Nos. 1,1 sad 8, * cents;
The CenecripUan Lav, 8 cents; Tbs ianMlis
ta*i ID cants; Oomet Oud widLltanv Duties, 10
eeats; Th* Constitution of tbs United Stats* and
Unlen Leagao fhdp; S cents. Simvpeat-pald, on I
receipt of price.
Hfrt* Paper, frem $1 * r*am upward*.
•• •• by single package, 10 quiree, 75 oats.
1 ead PabsTs, all grades, (Taber's and others,) (nw
13 cents a dtxra upwards. *
Cold Peas, wirrantad tb* best that are made, In
•Tsrj respect. ‘
Steel P««»—loomplet* aisortment at lew pttasa.
Ssfr opes, kinds. ,
Memorandums. Pass Becks and Blank. Books frail
kinds, at HUNTS.
Tb* osbbratad Hunt’s Union station sty Portfolios,
'tb* largest and boat Stationary paokag* In this star*
ket, at HUNTS.
Bchool Books and School Stationary, at
' H P S TB. ap!B
NOTICE:— Wagonan, Wagon Mutera,
Carters, and all others concerned. ar* hereby
notified that oi and after L tk* TiBST DAT Or
-MAT, 1863. all parsons violating as Ordinance of
the City of Allegheny In relation to wbitrnettag th*
Stmts, Lanaa, or Albyi, or Commons, Shall b* afrit
*Uh according to tb* previsions of bald Ordinance.
A. 0. ALSXANDBB. Kara.
13Hj of Allfljbsny, April ISth/fiSta.
o am* ax as rinao 90a dat or war, 1810.
Bso. A That It shall b* tmbwtal tar aay person to
obstraci oraaenmbar any Street, laa* or Alley* !
any part of the pabUo Common, by pUdttg thereoa !
enf Carts, Wagons, furniture. Flaws, Barrows, or
any other kind of property/*o ss to prevent or ob>-
>trust th* be* and uninterrupted pamage of Wagons,
Carriage*, Horses, and all other klad of otnTcjancee,
ata&y tlm*; and any parson who shall offend herein,
or who shall refuts or neglect to ramoT* any ssoh ar
tidts when required to do so by the Street Oommis
■loner, ahall, on eonrtctlon thereof; forfeit and pay a
flu*, for every offense, of three dollars, besides th*
expense of removing the said property, if remoTad at
the public expose. "" apl7;tayl
' BKAttd WUKAH.
CADMAH * GBAWHOBD,
Kanufactnran of *Tery variety of dntahad
BRASS WORK FOB PLUMB IBS, STEAM OB
GAS-fiTTEBS, HAOHINIBTB, AND
OOfPEHBMITHB.
BBASS CASTINGS, of all descriptions, made to
order. STEAMBOAT WORK, STEAM ABD GAS
fITTINQ, and REPAIRING proasptly attended te,
Particular attention paid t» fitting up BBFINS*
BIBS TUB 00AL AND OABBOHOILS.
Also, Sole Agent* for the Western District of Penn
sylvania tar the sals of MABBH, LAUBDHLL A
OO.'B PATENT SIPHON PUMP, the beat tree
Invented. Having no valve*, It la not liable to get
out of order, and will throw more water then any
pump of twice Its til*. splB
Dissolution notiok-i hue this
day disposed of my Interest In th* firm of
TATE, CADMAH A 00. to OADMaN A OBAW
foBD, they amnlng all UabUittoa and taking
charge of tbe book accounts. In withdrawing, I
would cordially reoommend the new firm to my
friends and public, WM. TATE, Jn.
Pittsbursn. April 16th, 1863. *PlT:lw
pLDMBEKS' MATERIALS.
CHABLES XULLIXIH,
IKPOITIO ABD WBOLISAIiI DKAUB,
No. 620 COMMMSC* BT., FlUlodt^Uo.
Constantly In itoze, a Unt isecrtsest of Copper,
Zinc, Iron and Galvanised Con Bath Take.
White aad Marbled Ping Basina.
White and Marbled or Bine Cloeet Bulnt,
Ship Water Glooets, ooaplete.
Water uloeeta of every daoerJptlon.
Pomps, Bams, So.
Iron dinks.
Iren and Enamelled Portable Wash Stands.
Vitrified Drain Pipe, Bends, Branches and Traps.
Plambars' Brass and Plated Work, ef every da*
■eriptkm.
Lead Traps and Bends, Pine and Cedar Hydrant
Porta, Hydrant Bods, Plumbers* Hooks, Marble
fiiibs, Bnbbtr Hose, Ac, as low as any house in the
coob tty. apiB:Bm
QBOVK.
A BABE OHAHOI FOB A
BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE
COUNTRY HOME.
fb» anbacrlber off*n lor aale Utt bwttM wood*
lot hnown m IHB QBOV*, eontalDtng about 9)f
mm. dtoaud te the Borough of Sawienlaj, Imme
diately opposite the mw Bmbjtariaa Church, and
adjoin lni*the beautiful naideaoe 'of Ohartoa Ho* I
T*U property pawn minv adranU;« lor a I
oountry raudauca, first aaoag which la a amr /oil* I
lTettr. Thtoeprisg
Is at a point aofllcianUy elented to anabto
tba purchaaer to cosaoi tha watar to any part of tha I
imaii Tha toll to good, and aa tha ground to saw 1
corned .with jfaa old /am* trim, tba purchaaer will
hare nothing to do bst to remora a tow of tha treaa
Immediately around tha eite ha may chooaa for hto
houea, lay cut a tow roada, and ha will hare all that
can ba deelred tor a country home. Tbara to a fine
an trance to tba proparty both front and roar.
It toimnannaary to aay anything with ragatd to,
the dMlnblsMi of tha neighborhood—BßWlCß-
LlT IB WXLIi KBOWH.
This property will be told on term to nit the
paiohi—r.
mar Enquire of H.UCZHQ BBO&, Ho. £4 Wood
street.
•9* PEIOI, SMOO.
JNO. FLEMING.
spl7:gmd
PLAft T AXIOM JUXTJfiittl—Xhew
Bitten, oalOte eny others new btfbrethe pabllfl,
ere 1 In their effects Toole, DloreUc, Attentive sad
A&U*D)iptptle. Their Ivbuh ule Is' the wrt
ooncltalTe proof of the hlah eetlmatloa to which they
ere held by the public; these gtrlee them atrltl ere
ipeedUy eonvlaoed of their powerful medldoal qaal*
liies, ead coattoae their ese uoU\ heelth le rector* d,
esd both body end mlad therooghly etreartheaed
eedlavleoreted. Tor eels in any qnaatUy that may
ht desired. bi
eiMOH JOHUBTOB,
ep!B Corner Bonrth.aad BnHhffeld streets.
gPBIHG GOODS,
CHEAP POE CASH,
AT
J. M. Burchfield’s.
STUDO HOTJS D» IcAIHDfI ftr SB worth 81 eta.
LIGHT OaJLBDJB, •* HX " BO H
CALICO* "! SO ** SB-**'.
Do. •• SB •* U
LAYILLAB, " IB ; •* SO *■
'Do. « SO “ SB *
Do. « SB « n «
Do. - n "ST "
BLXAOBDD KUBLIHS, 19 to 3T}£ oaata.
UHBUUOHID do* SO* OX «
Dow !a tha flaw to aokt joor ptnhaMt •»
I ar*/MlUfi(oU*p«r ti«Bth«7 wIU BoaoUvteU*
TO OIL MEN.— AII jutfljj os j itiiinipm.-
Q'JNKUj ft ttTUNKMAA,
M AHUTAOTUBIBB OF WIBI WORK,
Hat* aiwan on hud and naka to order EBOS All
BEAM BOBRIK Wlftl CLOTH j SEKYXB. of ah
ktafax USOUS. lor Vooadn w; IuTI
WORK TOB WIHDOWB, *O.; 8180 OAQBS, OB
HAMKHTAL WIBB WORK, telbnn.JM.
•VAU alaaa of WIRR for Ml*, af
OTJLOIfi TO OWJNKKti OJF DiMti.
BAOKB) Ac^—Notio* ia herobj ffr** to all
onan of Diva, Oort*, Orrlif, Boggfaa, Aa,
whether raridoat or aoa-mldeat la Dm Otto of
Pittahorth,topaj thairUoinmat ttn Tnaaam'a
Oflaof tb»Oftjo( ntMudt/MMA AHItT*
ohm aot paid oa or bofcr* MAXUth* 180, will b*
placed ha thohaada of the Ohlaf ofPoUoa. for coti
feetke, nMoct to hla is* of 60 coats fer tbo eoUeo
tioa thereof sad aUponoa* who nogtott or nba to
tokeoot LtoaaoaswlU boeatyect to a Maattfita bo
rocoTarod baht* tbo Major,- dooblo Int awmit of
tho He—a. Tbo old metal platoe of tcartooa jean
*nat bo maned at tbo tiau Lkoaaaa an takea oat,
or pay 85 cents therefor. W. HIOBBAUM,
fefctf OttyTt—or^.
OBEAOO/fl.
OWHIHQ OIL IH BULK BOATS,
Are baratiy strictly prohibited leading tho aamo
wlthia tho limits of tala ettjr. and>r penalty of 950
fcroachotaao. B. O.OAWYBB, Mayer.
PHtaborgh, April 16th, ISO.' apglm
NOTICE.— Ownar* at Oil im BULK
BOATS aro hereby notified that tkaj .
XUBT HOT LAKD THHZR BOATS
At tbs AUaghtoy Wbic4 nndar ptnato «f TIVTT
DOLLARS.
JAMS AXtUBt WfetrtaMtar,
Alhgbtay Wharf.
VTOTIQS TO wiU «.
Xl odr* propoaata for, boUdiag TWO SCHOOL
h OUBBB tn Hoblaiott township, op to SAXUBDAY,
tht 98th laatoat* lbatralldisatobaNKSSsUlMt
itorfaa. Alto for BTQHB WOJLX, at as orach par
P«eh. Iha Board of Biraotoia will mast at ifea
boom of JAMBS TIDDBBALL on said daj. at 10
o clock a. m.,#barethspcotaaals will fas raeafasd.
| JAMBS BOSS*
PraaUaat of tha Board.
TO FUANITUBB DBALEB&—Ths
ondorrigaod womld rwpoctfallyiaTlto U» it.
tattoo ol Jl Tvnltaro Doaloa to kb FATIHT
6PBIHO BIOi wkich li snlramlly kaon to to
thobtaodard Spring Bod to tbo markot. Tkopaako
Hio
ntketsrod tad for Mlo bj HIBAM TUO&BB.
ahSJtla Mo,lßmrißlodt,Bcdaß,y
PObuo autiok—to WhoM it
l MAT OOBOBBH.—WCI bo oold. on JTBIBA f,
April ITIb. 1163, fwinodtatoly aflortbo mIo of Gor
don Stand* in Uio bow Markot Hosao of tkoCßtj of
AHo|BoqT| tbo rigkt of o toa jdn' laooo la tho
Battsg Homie or Motm on tbo conur of Ohio and
Pitt street*. Bp order of tbo
tplfctt OOMMCTTBB OH MABKKTH.
RBMOVAU— J. a. liiUtiJfiTT 4k 00.
htn parebaeod tbo CITY TLOUBIHO KttL,
and baTo ronoTtd to tbo MID. eornor Liberty and
Adam* otroof. Woofcr to oar tesareastOMn
and tbo pablio goooralljr, cbotoe toUablo FAMILY.
FLOUM of o«r ova fluaabttan, tad olio St. Loab
Tmn JamSih aobraady.
♦ Srfw diiwil b Mti A P. or b op kwt
cl UodHj A Baboon, 80. tt Wood ttroot, vDI ro*
eotfoptqjpdHttomtten*
-r , -'. J. 8. LIOfIWT A 00.
r IiiUKJiW OUt—4 bbli. linsoed Oil ;
U PKUa> F lAOBBC--10 bb b. primo Dr. Fmolmk
VIMMJ BBtBBTX boxaonfeo
W. BCattlaiOo—j ■ ; j v"
HtMiPlflH Haakon OboMo:
QQjHBBCHBBiB-SOO box— flnohw
SoT« Ur*.
Uuannunnniß-miuu t>t>ii.La«*i>r*tac
LAMB HBBITBQ—IIP half bMH.
apid wtmtm+tmThk,
iWbrtrtnrt.
jjKDUOTION
nr
' DRYCOODBI
White, Orr & Co.,
(SoeoMon to GEO. B.WHITE A OCM
No. 36 FIFTH STREET,
How oftr their Urte .tocfc of
JVtw Roods at Reduced Prices.
I' Tha attention of tha pabUo to raapactfaHy btrttad*
ap!7dt
COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS AND
iItUL BUnUi odl* dtj nA.Miffe.
boring towM, u* .w^oUdliF iwmi to imTm
ooritoofcof
IHHIHSB. HOTIOHB, BOaIBBT A OMTIS,
KMB&OIDEEIX&, BIBBOHB, BUOHBA
LACIOOOIB. BXAD.DBX&SXS A
m iHSrvoobbem,
B.IH ABD SDH -
UMBBELT.A&,
FIBS.. (■
As! thoniioßl .Bill BllolM 4 ou Um o, biali—.
F.kirm kuA* Urgoanlwril mImMI itock
r- ■ '
Bought whoa prleto woro from 85 to M por cut.
low thmt |wwt, «ad h*Tinf oddod cmr rprtnc
runrtnou nfmi oooao, bought *i ftnt biado •«» <
on tho aost tofontto tan*, «• mco ptopusd to ««r
adTaatogMlmprioooadMlMtSo&ogaol teoaybouo
MStOrVMt. , _
la ov WHOimu ltotimß, m thfconioad
thM'Boocßf vfll bo feud istußTi —uilnnN o<
tlw artidM mwnUdtboTfc' Wo tboxofeco oolkit
o coil froß oil bayou. —and that with wrlnawg
od fedOtko «o «oa giro thoa boigolaa taLtho fnlitj
•ad prictoof oar goods.
D. 8. L R- O. OLIDE.
MACRUM Sc. SLIDE,
Mo. 78 Market 8 tract,
iU - .jihUMlwtthtadttilHnwj.
JOBKPH HORNS JtOO.,
n ud TO Market Street,
AmmUbC ftt kb• LOWBSTOASH FBIODSU*tr
cboicottJectionof
UTBBOISXBCn,
OOLLAbSjJTO AH© BliMTia.
uiiiAHD LAOB HAVDOBOHim
run vnDLi woBKi.
mpaaoa asp mbUtikqs.
surrcxMcn,
warm
oobsbu,
HBAMBBBBIB,
BBAPHKS,
GIiOTBB.
I hootby, ! «,
I wimnwiTiin,
I TBDDDBQIiBd
Borxon.
They also k—p ooMUaily on hsmA aa —cirtmant
off WOmSTHM, ©BAM. YABHB* THOIi SBPH
YB,pnv^u©*A*Sß,*o«
LADUEB* * OHTTrPlira OTDJ
gALEOF :
• Dk¥«OOD%
i i
AT ' ' :
S 8 MABXST BTBEBT. j
I Maw Drew Goodi, , I
Bacque*,
'Mantle*,- '
Cloak*,
80k*,;
Shawls,
1 Housekeeping Goods,
I , Gout's and Boys’ Wear.
I CHHAPI OHSATICBIAF!
I fcpll •' •
Ho. 80 FOPBTH HIH.
rpo OOUHTAY MfiBCAANTOAAJJ
X BBiLBBI.
EATON, HAOEOn * CO4
tbimmiho*, hoot (Kan,
■xnoiDntH, anrima, :
bibboh, uuaam, oolubaxim,
HOBIHT, QTMTMM. ZtPHTIS, TASKS,
WtllllaßiWßgf
_ SMALL WAB» ABB BOYXOBB.
Thoiovprtco* atwhfab oar rtockwi* perchfd
oaafcb* goto oftrgwot fndaoaMHb touTtT aad
OOUHTBT KBB&HASTB, MILUBBSTand
FBDDLBBjSand aO vbo bo/ to aH again.
“
■m
JgAStOAINB IK DBY BOOJJB,
un, x*AßOT*ca’s,
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