‘voiiiiiii
4:OST I The foomoton
_go .(orm ,On Liberty
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.- _ • i street, right resting on' st. Okilr, and pro.
-7,-,OIAME-8;:r. alpitirti,--,_-:;,. vsil:i down,lsi
_hasty, to_P_ltt, down Pitt to . 3
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81) rigt,b,At~ i i iigs Rvieg t r E ir is A--gr Penv, downiPenn to Water, along Water
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_____ _ 'ti Market, up Market to Fifth, up Fifth
11111....`YM,ItApp:-.4!..
_.. , iii,ko eniiithlield, down Smithfield to 'Water,
------- . along Water to Grant, up Grant to Dltai -----------
I mondi street, alo; g Diamond street to
, Pennijelvania Accrue, along the Avenue
to Pride Want, up Pride to Colwell, along
Oaltreff'tii - Pulton, trp Falton to Wylie,
down Wylie to Fifth, down Fifth to
, Grant, down Grant to Seventh, down
Seventh to Smithfield, up Smithfield to
Liberty, up Liberty to Wayne, down
Wayne to Penn, up Penn to Mechanics,
up Mechanics to Liberty, along Liberty
to &lams, down Adams to Penn, down
Penn to Irwin, wii Irwin to Liberty, down
Liberty to niece of carting. By order of
the Chief Engineer .
CI I 'X' -57" .A.T. '3EI R 8
IBLetti Ur - Recent
Victorles-7Programm e of the Cele.-
All the gets for the celebra
tion of the birt hd ayof the Father of His
Country; .coriaection with the recent
victories of tie federal arms in Kentucky.
Tennewee and Virginia, are now comple
ted, and we will give a brief sumnary of
the order of the celebration.
AVtuiro'eloett the children attached to
the public schools of Allegheny, Idanchss.
ter hod Duquesne borough will assemble
at the Federal street depot of the Piths.
burgh,Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
when•• Washington's Rooted' Address
watie- mato them by Jno. M. Kirk.
patriot; E s q. The clergy and parents of
the r ellildrenem also invited to be present.
Mayor Drum has issued fits proclamation,
req,ticlitirrg that an places of Mildness be
closedfrom,l4 to 12 o'clock, in order to
enable .. . Pill who desire to attend.
Isi Udeetty and in the boroughs across
the Monongahela the Farewell Address
will be read to the school children. For
thiqq p_urpcse tlzelnipils of the Fret, Second
and Fourth Wards meet in the Forth
Want School House; those of the Central
High Sehool, Third, Fifth and Ninth
Wards in the Third Ward School House;
these of the Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Wards in the Sixth Presbyterian Ohara!):
those of South Pittsburgh, East Birnalng.
ham and Birmingham in the borough ha, l
of B rmitigham, and those of Mononga
bele Borough, West Pittsburgh, Temrier,
anceville and Chanters township in their
respective school houses. Suitsble persons
have been selected to read the address at
all the:Kr:places.
In this city business will be suspended
at twelva,ceolook and the warehouses gen.
erally, closed. At three o'clock the citizens
will itsediable aVeloticert Hall, where the
Faraw,ell,Addresii will be read by Hon.
Tinmnat aL,fidwe or Hon. A. W. Loot:lsis.
At t WO:ollocir. a salute of one hundred
guns tbflf fired from two pieces one eta.
tioned on Boyd's Hill, the other on Sem.
Mary Hill, Allegheny.
At seven o'clock in the, evening guns
will be fired aire signal for the ringing of
the and steimbhat at
which the illtortinetiOn will=commenect.—
Ifirom t he extensive arrangements we hear
the illumination promises to be the most
general elixir Witnested here. City Han,
the Custom House, CoUrt House and other
public buildings will be lit up; Fifth street
will be a blaze of light, and private hoes&
in every part of the city will be illumine. I
ted.
We aincerelg trust , that no accidents
from fire may occur, and that Ail our citi•
zens may occur, andi that all our citizens
may enjoy the occasion so flinch that the
224 elinbriaary_will : be long, remember:,
Be Careful To..linght.
Wendrasume the illumination of public
and private buildings this evening will be
general, and while we hope to see as many
houses as possible lit up, we cv , sh to give a
word of caution. There are many Mild.
ings which should not on any account be
illuminated, such as oil warehousee and
lamp stores, unless the utmost caution is
used in preventing the possibility of fire.
Indeed, such large quantities of oil are
now stored in the'city that more than ordi,
nary care must be exercised by all, for
that inflammable substance won'd, by canse
log a more rapid communication, if a
building in the business streets were to
take fire, cause quite as great a conflagra.
tion•'as that of 1845
...11.:tnight.siso be a ao.estion whether the
illninination of buildings does not vitiate
the insurance upon them. One of our in..
annum agents informs us that in case of
fir unless it be shown that special care
Was taken to prevent it, there would be
great risk of the lose not bein. ,
Going a step further we should' say that
the lighting up of hazardous building.,
such as we have named,might be construct'
into such a! degree of cariessness as
would dispose companies not to pay losses.
The matter is worth considering and
under all circumstances the greatest care
in the arrangement of lights and the
strictest weld:UV:nem while they barn
should be exercised by all occupants of
warehouses, public buildings or private
dwellings.
Meeting of the Fire Department.
Pursuant to the call of the Chief Engi
neer, delegatel,from the several Are'ocam.,
parties met at the Mayor's office yesterday
afternoon at two o'clock, to make arrange.,
meats for the procMsion toNnight. . After
discussion upon a route, finluces
and• ° .otlier,':4 ll iiiers, "Captain Brown; of
tha foll Owing, which
was adopted,by seven yeas to four nays:
Wittlilac The_citizens have andel ta-
Kea to arrange fore celebration of the re
cent victories by the Federal Arms, and
also of the anniversary of Washington's
birthday, having Appoint* committees to
make "floe*nry.arzatigeruse* and viliete%
as. Wharhein, suggested that - the Firemen
have exclitaire control of the
_propos.d
torchlight pcoceilsion, „bolt sapposed
t katitteY•FiP F r iniilFalli-groaq is and,
whereas, the armagemente ave sot been
such`as , to enable the Firemen to partici
pate with any credit -- ifthe celebration,
tnjkatfeilurp of the Committee of Ar.
zatigatnial to:protide, up to this late mo
ment, a sufficient 'Of fait& to'il'e..
fs&y theß.eceeelity,expeuses; therefore, he it .
AtufolAilfr. 2 h0.1‘15s .44 r giMatJittkvitil
ofthe
compou
tifinta ie‘requeitttbeln-te
deelinengoiniptungtzttbelutpeaved tench
light Ft:wawa : , ti N-
A misiling of-tim,lionunittelotarzange,
meats Wacteld anthe.Cientrollerls office in
the evenieg, asked the Cliptahielotseabral
ffie complaint were present, by invitation
of DE—MbilVaiidiess.i !, •
t tlti
After consultation among
they stated that upo n rpugh..taboo gio ce
they*Opld be unable to".*se4liel to
turn outatul. could' posaibly-j(adialli
prooessfod ' unless , money was furrilithed
them-by--the-committee.—
The finance committee antionheed 'their
inability r prNefe Act_ MilkOred =ea%
and'irkisiotiart-orv,l4."Park7ll — W t - was relay.
ltaltyugo=7*-.. 1 1 3 ,the 4 :1
r=toareditabie display the Fire
ent; %hh tiro :llgt PrOeetsionihe
disorsed %with- • . g 7
gly„rpgret thavombinetiorr
tilgawimmesteNt which compels the public
to Law. tic ! elespexe_of Au m ...-in j4 pro . ;
Caliliotanktr vrarri ,
akeaiwaya It* tdii*Wd 'Vat. inch
amend Ws isj•we-belleyel thc3 first Simi'
e s ietiOallublie,'“tmcnstration "balk lag '
attempted So prominent a feature-, '
The peteico•expeetki tit see 'the FDittalt-,,, ,
mot 01:041140 ION , 0 on thls-AieCislatiska;
iti - nonolPpearaece'imil,-, be. .great.dieapa
pnititrtlent to stituiy - , — Thni -------- tis urme 0 4...
oars also hoped t ; at,. the companies might
be on Otatikeeriady, at, moinent'twgun%
ing,todo iteryice on a night when danger
is' , /mv fibillinentto - ••):trit, --• ilithi m i sfundt
they cannot
; tarn out and our cal.
seas must *ese chiterit without the de
sired display.--- Of.coarse Mime will be no
torob light procession, but there is every
indication thift - thdifillutination will be so
1a to;,mak t e iv for the want of this
featitio of the ' Celebration, at leee t in s
dkili. h s E l ,_ . _:_a;L.
A#lllo;the auOVI, imala Vile ti_ur4Llols
big wilnAgiliettinLilo A*osl.l-3,1
/40 1 7 1 :1 1 21014
a IS rl , ilk - '. 's.lhe
thilitialitoo
lompattiee being -',' -- .7... :tag IMF
lived to tina coUM‘ 4 O
Iniuiißitierbillikblit -
t• *WM* --, • -.'-.„,- eariatileter•
-."''', 7 " ,ittra tialf .aog: .
~, - . - 'y • ~ ro. i., Arir, isetNi.sto.-attsa
LtLi
k - ,,1 ;IA
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THE Coroner's jury summoned to bold
an inquest upon the body of Obas. Cer
w,)od, the drover who died at the Liospi,
tal on Wednesday night, met at taw°
o'clock yesterday, but adjourned until - the
same hour to. day, when a brother of de.
ceased, from Warsaw, Ind., will be here
identify the body and give necessary ins
formation. No post mortem examination
has yet been ordered
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TROOPS 0 - sfugo,—Two squadrons of
Cavalry left New York yesterday morn
ing for Wheeling and were expected to
reach here at an early hour this morning,
by Pennsylvania Railroad. They number
652 and three steamers, the Horizon, Ate
gyle and Westmoreland, have been char
t)red to convey them by Wheeling. They
will be shipped this morning,
DISBANDRZ. —The War Deparsment
having, more cavalry than there is use for,
has disbanded several regiments, among
them the Sixth Ohio regiment, which was
.filled by consolidation with the Seventh
regiment. An opportunity has been offer•
ed the members of the disbanded reg.l
ments to continue is the service as in
(entry, the great majority of whom will
do eo.
LECTURE BY BISHOP DOMENICO IN ST.
, PATalcx's.—A. lecture, for the benefit o
'Parochial Schools of St. Patrick's Church,
will be delivered in the church by Rt. Rev.
M. Dornenee, on Sunday evening March
2d, at 7i o'clock. The lecturer and the
object should secure an overflowing au.
dience. Tickets of admission, 2b cents,
PIMBIIEGIi A= CLEVELAND RAIL.
HOAD-00.--The supplement to the act of
incorporation of this company, read in
:the Senate by Mr. Penney, provides for
the reviewing and,renewing t,f the charter
and the time for extending the road from
.Rochester into this city is extended ten
years from the dste of the supplement.
Itsisnr , DracazorreD.—Meurs. Feld &
tare; of ihe Na•tional Bank Note Reporter
have received a dispatch from their New
tortc‘corsondents, statin that the
Mercantile rr Ra p nk, Providence, g
R. 1., hat
been thrown ont.-
SPaoLtr. 'lairs. The Pennsylvania
.Itailroad Company will run a special train
•to Turtle Creak at 10:80, to-night to ao.
'commoilite - residents &limit - he Ilne who
i desire to remain in the city and see the
illumination.
Dxs.D.—Private Crocker, of Centreville,
Butler co., member of 00. H , Col. Ste
iegiment died on Monday last, at
Camp Wood, Kentucky.
'War. "EPromrron, of the Chicago
Light Artillery, formerly of this city, was
& participant Inaba attack on Fort Donel,
eon and acquitted himself bravely.
To PHILADELPHIA —Both Hotiees of
• the Ls?gislature adjotinied at noon yeeter.
'day t ) enable the inernberil to spend the
22d in Philadelphia.
Gov. Dnivice., of Kansas; ie in Wheel
ingoftperiict, will probably locate per
matrently: -
Aslinterd "Joe"
Browne, ofeitKt. Thirteenth pethe city on
a short visit.
IL L 172dINATION CANDLESTICKS. —M .
18. hintgrave, 1.7 , 3. 20 Diamond, hae on
;hand it large eupply of illumintidon
Candleettelra, which will be aoldWirfoir
price.
Fonks, tabto spoons, tea spoons and
napkin rings, just received at the Dollar
Store, 66 Market street, also a variety of
geoilEfro4 tF
JO, & SOL
,
% 4 r = s l lNotinieturers , •
Area' Oiatats liNtritftuArrgaltfo
• 4.l3Timita..t..
0 , 1
4 , ElVcr. ^, .4114
LIBERAL —The operatives employed in
Shoenberger's Nail Factory, through Mr.
John A Scott, placed $5O in the hands of
Mayor Sawyer, donated for the benefit of
the families of those brave men who fell
at F.trt Doneleon. If not needed for this
purpose it is desired that it be appropriated
for the benefit of the families of others
who have fallen in defense of their coun
try. The Meyer replied to the note of Mr.
Scott, informing him that there was no
pecuniary distress among the families of
our volunteers, s far as he could ascertain.
and suggesting that the money be retained
by him (Mr. Scott) for the present.
ld/NORR DiEJOELA.BO RD—Three minors,
A.
R Stewart, Michael Davis and
John Forgoer, the two former enlisted
in Capt. Tounsend's company, Col. Leh•
mati's regiment and the latter in Captain
Maxwell's company, same regiment, were
brought before Hon. Wilson McCandless
on an application for discharge from the
service on habeas corpus, they being mi.
nors. After hearing all the evidence the
boys, who aresixteen to seventeen years of
age, were discharged, and ordered to re,
turn the clothing furnished them by the
officers, the relators,:represented by Wm.
Fallon, of Kittaning, being directed to
pay the costs
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(11NNOR BM WIT ------ H
118.-00/010/ Robert
Meoook, who was expected to address the
meeting at.Ooncert Hall this afternoon,
arrived here on Thursday evening, but his
presence was not generally known and he
left on the midnight train for the East.--
- Yesterday morning Meyor Sawyer ad
dressed a note to the Colonel, conveying
to him the desire of the committee that he
would address the meeting, but be had left
the city end no reply was received. The
reading of Washington's Farewell Address
will therefore be the chief feature of the
meeting.
CITY HALL TO BIC ILLUMINATED.—The
Subsistence Committee, at the request of
several citizens, have decorated the interi
or of their rooms at City Hall, which will
be open this evening for inspection. Every
thine that can, will be displayed, to show
MOT: nc, in which troops are fed, &c,
while the Hell gives ample room to prom.
amide Ladies and gentleman who wish
1. spend psrt of the evening pleasantly
ere invited to be present. A brass band,
which has volunteered, will enliven the
OCCmEion
SUDDEN DRATH OF A CHILD —Yeeter•
day morning Mrs. Ingram, of North Fay.
ette township, sorted to the city in s
neighbor's we. on. with her infant child.
0.-I reaching Duffy's tavern, on the Sten
benville road, she looked at the child and
discovered, to her surprise, that it was
dead. The cause of the sudden death of
the child is not known. Mrs. I. returned
home at once with the child.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Last Night's News up to Two O'clock
vile Willing to Bur
render.
THE CHIEF arrizzss ARE
LEAVING.
Federal Approach to SavaLnah
Arrival of Federal Prisoners
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FORTRZBB MONROE, February 20
Notice having been received by General
Wool that some four hundred excharged
prisoners would be sen. down James river
yesterday, the George Washington and
Espreis left at about noon fur the ap
pointed meeting piece. The rebel boat
was appointed to meet us at three o'clock,
but at that time she was not in sight, and
shortly after a heavy for shut down,
making It Impossible to MOVQ in any direc •
Lion.
The two boats were fastened together,
and having dropped anchor waited for the
rebel boat to appear. The fog did not lift
till late in the evening, when the wind
blew so fresh that the boats dragged their
anchors and had to be separated.
This morning at sunrise the expected
prisoners made their appearance on the
William Allison, whioh, it seemed, had
I also anchored for the night a few miles
above us.
She immediately came alongside and
the roll of prisoners being called, they
were transferred to our boats. The return
passage was made wi about 10 thout any incident,
and we arrived here at o'clock this
fornoon. The prisoners will be immedia
tely sent North.
Richmond papers of yesterday contain
the following dispatch;
AUGUSTA, Ga., Fet e , lb.—Prof. Peul,
of Erie, arrived here to-night, from Nash•
vale. Re says Fort 1)01186013 fell on Sun
day morning: General Johnson had tele
graphed to the enemy, and offered the
surrender of Nashville on condition that
private property would be respected. No
answer was received, but a mbjnity of the
cit z.sns seemed willing to give up on these
conditions.
A large number of persons had left the
city. Thirteen thousand Federal troops
are at Fort anaelson, and two thoneand
were at Clarkesville. The river was tieing
sy, that the enemy's gunboats can reach
N vela villa.
A large amount cf government stone
will fall into the hands of the enemy.—
Most of the rolling stock will probably to
saved.
AUQUST&, Ga., February lb —The Ss..
vaonab Morning News has the following
special dispatch from Charleston: "The
Captain of the schooner Theodore, cap.
tu•ed on Friday by the Yankees in Bull
Bay, Islts escaped_ He says the Yankees
would capture and dest , y Ssvannah this
week, and Charleston soon after."
The latest intelligence from Savannah
is that the Federal vessels were gaining
ground in their bff )rts to reach the main
ohannel of the river, and that an at sck
would not be much longer delayed.
A private dispatch states all quiet yea.
terday morning at ten o'clock.
The Union Reague in Rich
mond--The City Could be
Easily Taken --The stony at
Manassas Falling Hach.
BALTIMORE, February 2l.—We have
had an interesting interview with one of
the prisoners who has been confined at
Richmond seven months. Re gives un.l
mistakable evidences of the fact that a
strong organization of Richmond Union
mon exists, claiming to be three thousand
strong, who are eagerly waiting and long.
ing for an opportunity to throw out the
Stars and Stripes.
Out of seventeen fortifications erected
around Richmond, only one is armed.—
The city oould be easily taken. Deeper.
ate efforts are making to get recruits for
the army. The Secessionists admit that
unless they can secure the service of every
male in Virginia, between eighteen and
sixty, they most yield Virginia in thirty
days.
The Union men have leagues regularly
organized, with signs and passwords.—
Many sots of kindness are shown at every
pcsaible opportunity to Federal prisoners.
Our information has a handsome gold
guard chain, presented by ladies, accom.
panted by an anonymous note, expressing
the hope that the links in the chain of the
Union would soon be more firmly united
than ever.
A Union man informed him that the
army of Id/masses was failing back and
that from three to five regimen were ar
riving daily at Richmond. The Tennes
seeana are going to Tennessee, and Oaro.
liniane and °there are going to their rev•
eral States. It is understood that only
thirty thousand men would remain at
Manassas.
The news of the Fort Danelson warren •
der had a most disheartening effect in
Richmond; but it cheers the hopes of the
Unionists, who say trey wish it to be
known by the Federal Government that
they are ready to welcome the old fag
and to fight for it.
From IV aahlagton.
WASHINGTON, February 21.—1 t is be ,
.leved that no information has been re
ceived here other than that brought by
,the Norfolk steamboat relative-to the re.
ported proposal of the rebels to surrender
Nashville.
The steamer Stepping Stones arrived
at the Navy Yard, this morning from the
upper flotilla. Yesterday morning this
steamer, with a launch and boats crew
from the Yankee, went on a reconnoisance
up the' Oceaguan Creek some four miles.
Lieut. Redman sent Acting Master Law
rence, with the launch, who visited the
North and South shores of the creek,
penetrating a short distance into the inter*
ior, but without finding any signs of the
rebels* Just as the launch was leaving
the south side via creek, a brisk fire was
opened on them by the rebels from five or
six field pieoes,posted in a clump of *Dods,
some forty shells were thrown by the,
enemy, all of which flew unconifortably
near the Stepping Stones, but doing no
damagivuoreidightly tearing' the
flag, -
The fire as returned from the Stepping
Stones, ap&iLlowltzer
_hi the launching,
plunging a shower of rifled shot into the
cover ..f the rebels, which did undoubteds
ly damage them, as the fire of the enemy
soon slackened.
The following was addressed to the Sen
ate and House of Representative, but Con
greet adjourned before it was transmitted
to them
The President of the Urited States
the I aat evening plunged into affliction by the
death of a beloved child, the heads of the
Departments, in consideration of the des-
Aressibg event, have thought 1 t would be
,agreeable to Congress and the American
people that the official mid private build
ing occupied by them should not be illu~
nimatat o n the Aisseri4,g-ol- the-22d inst.--
Signed W. H. Szws.an,
a P. Caatig,
B. X. Szarresr,
GiDION-Wamlaw,
BiniAND Bans,
X. BLAVi s
Tim
!Eit ;Cabinet huld t liuitr at t /the
diiiiihartineut.
If The public
le,ShOstbkatittilie
:that
kv i a cti alw r uppiiided.
Itiksaad , P.,
on _the setOrtrirniffithaoir
War Department:on theillirole of honor
to render no aid or,vomfort to-the-enemies
in bostility to the government lathe Unt•
ted Sates. In accordance with the term
of Excen lye order No. 1 of the War De
partment dated February Fourth, 1882,
in reference to tbe political _prisoners
at Fort L fis3reue— W. T. Cuts, Guy g,
Hopkins, David N. Waddle, George W.
Jones, N 8 R3nran, J. IL Ogden, Theo.
O'Letrv, Robert Buckley, C. H. Mamott,
Thomas Quiglry, John liargirs, J B,
Burnett, Wm. Smith, Robert N. Raisin,
Edward 0, ttrell, E. H. litcOubbin, J. S.
Coleman, J. R. Bunnell, P, O'Brien, A
Thompson, Bunion Maury, E M. Jones,
George Julius, J. Garnett Gutkrie, Chris
cnprier .I, , deridge, J, M. Perkins, Thomas
Mathews, David C. Ilan, Richard Lewis,
Isaiah Butler, Patrlok Brady, Thomas
Brookbenk, B C. Holland, J. P. Swain 3,
Wm. Gross, E, J. H.:Weaver, H. Stung,
J Smith, Wm. Perr
Fort Warren----J. $ Barbour, B. Bu.
t,33, R. S.'"Freemim, 4 A Douglas, P. F
Newton, G Shacklelcird, F. D Flanderr,
James Brown, Edward Sawn, Ed. O'Neil,
Wm. St. George, Charles Keene, Wm.
H. Gatchel, J. Harrison Thomas, T. F.
Blimp, J. R Flanders, W. W. Barr, A.
D e Costa, win. H, Winder, B S. Girls.
sane, 8. F. Newton, ig Hebei, Parker H .
French, E. C. Wyatt4George Van Amer.
linge, J. English, We L. Harrison, Robt.
M. Dennison, Wm. 13. McCune, H. M.
Warfleld.
From Dihoourl.
ST. Lours, February 2 0.—Gen. Halleck
has sent the followingdispatch to General
McClellan:
"Clarksville is taken, With supplies
enough for our army ',twenty days. The
place Is Low cccupied-by General Smith's
division.
"General Price bei n g reinforced by Ma
Culloch's cornmandmxbde a stand at Sugar
Creek Crossing Arkansas, on the 19.h,but
was defeated, after a* short engagement
and agile fled. Miny prisoners were,
taken, and a quantftyof arms. which his
men threw away in Weir flight."
Nearly all the Port Donelson prisoners
reached here and ere being rapidly fort
waded to their deetinatior,„ Gen. Buck.
Ler is expected tonight. It is understoed
that the officers will be sent to Columbus,
Ullto
A Union scout who was in Columbus on
Tuesday night reportalhat no preparations
are being made tor tile evacuation of that
place.
loourte.n steamers„ with steam up, were
at the wharf, and a salute was flied, huhu
eating the arrival of a General and re•
i n forcem en ti from the South.
The celebration tomorrow is expected
to be the grandest and most extensive af
fair over seen In the Wert.
Rebels TirediirAllth galnat
the Old Flag,
ST L)tna, February 21 - -Special ills
petches from Csiro to the Republican and
Democrat, say that OR Tuesday two rebel
rrg manta from (llarksville, came to.Don
eloon and gave themselves up, saying that
they had been deceive& and were tired
fighting against the old fisg. It Is denier.
ed that 8:clog objections will be raised by
the Tennmaeaerta agalast the Bowling
Green force offering the at Nashville.—
The Provost Marshal at Clarksville sent
word to General Grant to'come up and
occupy the town at once. The allows of
the gun boats vow lying there represent
the Union feeling as very strong. The
people of the State bad been made to beg
sieve that the Union army was entirely
c ,, rn posed of Germans and Negrees for
Abolition purposes, but they now see that
it is not. They are now anxious to re
turn to their allegiance Prominent
zone say that a similar feeling would per
vade the whole State In a week.
Governor Harris bail called a meeting of
the Legislature neakitonday f .r the pars
pose, it is affirmed at havlag all the nn.
constitution acts p axed by them lamed'.
ately annulled, and the'Tennessee officers
and citizens declare that the State will
soon ho back In the Union.
Generals Buckner and Johnson are stl
at Donelson.
Gen. Collura has sent sixty nurses and
ten Surgeons to &Vend to the wounded at
Mound City.
-
Slave Pirate Gordon 'Executed.
--Burnside Reinforced.
NEW Yoax, Feb. 21 .—Nathaniel Gor
don, the convicted slaver, was executed at
noon in the Tombs. He made no speech.
The unfortunate man attempted to commit
suicide last night by smoking cigars which
were saturated with strychnine.
The Poet of this evening says:
Reinforcements have been sent to Gan.
Burnside, which will increase his force to
40,000.
Prisoners Arrived.
Owic All .), Februarythousand
and two huodrei Fo r Donelson prisoners
arrived this morning. Kole are expected
this morning.
Vessel Barned,
OLEYELAND,Februsry 21.—The steamer
North Star was burned at the wharf last
night. Noss about $7&.000; !moored for
one...third the value.
-ntonville Arkansas Taken.
&r. Lours, 21—General Bailees today
telegraphed to Gan McOlellar that Gen.
Curtis by taken Bentonville, Arkansas,
with a considerable quantity of baggage,
etc.
FROM KENTUCKY.
Louzsvii.i., Yob. 22.
The Journal was misinformed with re.
prd to the espies reported to be issued by
Judge Oatron for the arrest of Backner.
He is under indictment, but it is not
probable that the civil authorities will&
mend him from the military authori
ties.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
ALL STYLES,
-ALSO--
DIA,SIES FOB 1882
W. S. HAVEN.
so 9 OnRNICN WOOD AND THIRD STRNST
0 WEN BYRNE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
49 St. Clair Street.
Gentlemen's Clothing !made to order cheap
FOR CASH.
II t AVING RETURNED FROM NEW
'TORR. with a choice stock of CLOTHE'.
and VIIRTINGS, which can be pus.
chased Murices far below the usual rates.
selliair- emit inducements deered to cash buyers.
gne
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
PlRebergh General Insaranee
del.Corn es Represented of
st
AllarKhadered‘by Penna. and other Eltstee. l l4
MeV andidfe.*ahn taken oteh do.
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- • -
• . ncaldrn : ' 4:l • ••• ,4
LAktlinliMPS
wmuterturt
13 AR DIEN 8:23ID8,
SURAibig,
anonawklKi.
--katattlev
E=M
AFRIEND IN REED. TRY IT.—
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
is prepared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen tilv eel,
of Connecticut, the great tone settar,and has been
used in tla ermine* for the last twenty years with
the most satanishing success. Se an external
remedy A is without a rival. and will altervises pain
mom speedily than any other preparation. For
ail Itheurnatio and Nervous Dist rdess it to truly
and as a curative for Sores, Wounds,
Sprains, Bruises, ko., its soothing, healing and
powerful strengthening properties, excite th e just
wonder and astonishment of all who hate aver
given its trial. Over four hundred certificates of
remarkable cures, performed by It within the last
two years, attest tb ie fact.
ig•
.. Fine Whlte, Plan, and Fancy Flannel Under
and Overaturts on hand, and made to order, on
ahorteat Dodos, at
BHIRT FAUTORY,
Wk. ffi. FABER & CO..
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS
IRON FOUNDERS,
General laoldnhits and Boiler lakon,„
Bleu the Pentea R. R. Peesenser Deace.
P ITTABI7IIOII, PA.,
MitiNUFACTURB ALL KINDS OF
Meant 'Brigham, mons 15-413 three to one
and Ally horse , .nd suited Ihr Ort es
Mills, Saw Mills, Mast Factories. sta.
Eilys purl alianticutto ins construstass of Mk=
gums and for nrals,
rights, Imlay and circular gris
saw t and for up
mills:
Rim also on hand, flalshed and ready' or &Ltp.
mew at abort notice, kinglnas sad Ho ll ers of ovary
Alio. fund& Baena and bees: Iron want
Wooed Iron Mann& Hanness and PtdMoe
every ninety, and coidinne tosanfacture of
Woolen Bfienhaviy Ina Machine nerds.
Onr prices are low, our mweitinery mannikin:wed
of the best quality of matexiala, and warranted ta
all twee to ere indfirfaenon.
sip -Orders from all parte of the country solicited
led promo*, ENKE fertAlew
W. EL MoGEE & co.,
IfiIiCHANT TAILOIS,
INt V eViLth an vaatnation tock of buyer
to
L Fall and Winter Goods,
lust recelved, among which may be !band ell of
the newest styles of geode for Gents and Youth's
Ware, together with a full and oomplota assort
ment of gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
11. MOM & 00.2 - 148 Ife. teml et.
nalktin ear. irSr et Square, Anal nen, Qty.
&Owl &MUM- ' - 11 &1111 & SUMO
ROBERT DARAZELL & Co.,
WHOLESALE , . GROCERS
COMMISSION ANO FORWirlig MEACHAM
LIBMAN*" PIODOIOIIadD Pnisition Masonmani
SO. iii LISSATT :
invica
IRCROPBAN AG • etr.
rriHONAB RAITIGAN, tI: sPEAIT
Agent, No. lIS Water street, , burgh, lye.
is prepared to bring out or send beet • .wre
from on to an, partme net& of the old country, * ltber by
ofsteam
SNIRT DRAFTS Fos GALA payable In any pert
Siorepe.
Agent for the Indbeispolis and Olucirmati Bali.
mad. Also, Agent for ths old Black Star Line of
Sailing Peeks* and for the lines of Steamers sail.
totween New York. Liverpool Gl asgow lad
Salsas. rail
FPM. TRDAOIr.
ROUSH, RION & ORNAMENTAL
ALL PILLOW
PAINTER. AND GLAZIEIit t
Itotirth St., Hatt Wiped s lhatthilold
P/MlB/02=
p
arAit we& rely)* attanded to
MIEN LOOM
A ERWIN LOMBA co, Dealers -as
seamittie
Pro
for missory Noteditouds, meope, Amd oa
millateral s mony.
lionqmoirums, Notes, Bonds, fdartgdates, with
impurities.
NOM AND DRAFTS BOUGHT AND &WY
Perseus desiring Lama ass be sooornmodatist pe
easonabls terms, and mattalists ems be furnish
with good securities at rename:mare !Mom
Alsd: to She Bale, Renting and Leasing of
bill
ORla* No. all FOURTH EITRBBT above Wood.
haILI AUSTIN LOOM& & 00.
TE STYLES Of MN GOON
JTJBT muscrET:vrier).
E - are now4)portin a choice Stock
:crwinter 0
in of Moldiest
ins Otis of 4ND
which we-finer ourselves will be nual.
to any assonant to be found East or West. They
wlll•be-made.ap4o order in asuperiosetyle sada
prices to suit tunes We would respectfully
solicit an early call from our patrons and tie
addict ,
,
fi4lllllllL MAAS A. SON, -
11111ERCHA-11 ,- ;.T Alto RS '
, :.
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rootilvs ,, 4 1,
~i.
. : . dtire ! ~';r l ~
''
I ' ' B. 001t2r,
tt
==!lmE!
ISlddial Cold,
OW/V.
ccutahma T tactoseeszesta
e RoN cHIA L ' , or Waste Oh.saat,
cS" - which might be checked
''' F OC' A 'with a Si Mple 'remedy,
f tgei,often terminates seriously.
Few are aware of the importance (ff
B t o P.Ping a gazia-h• °ll4iAl
/ Odd in its first stage; that which
in the beginning would yield to a
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attazk. the lungs.
eat area
were first introduced eleven years ago.
It has been, proved that they are the
best article before the public for
Xattahs, / fable, 4irstarz.chifie,
jlatizma, ~ f eriaststh, the FraAing
Cough in ,Van_sarrzlztiarL, and
numerous affeaticns of the ,ah_oaa.t,
giving immediate relief.
Public Speakers t Singers
will find them effectual for clearing
and 5tr.7,43 - thenin i iir the voice.
Sold all pm-a - gists and is
in
_Medicine, at PE cents per boz
de. Mw
SPALDING'S
THROAT ClOli FROTION 9
BROWN'S BRONORIAL TROCHiS
BRYAN'S PULMONLO WAPRRt3
AYERS' WiERSY PSOTORAL
SCHENCK'S PULhiONIC SYRUP
SRLLRRS' COUGH SYRUP
For sale by
CHAS. H. SUPER
AT HIS DRUG STORE,
Cor. Penn and St, Clair Sts
pee
* * let
E. E. BELLEES t co ,
Agoras for Pittsburgb
_ _
TA! w
R. WILLIAMSON'S,
O. 41 ST. GLAIR STIES?
OF—,BO. RD 00 TRADE
vti RI wkitfkief AN D if it aitt
Wm. MoCreery,,y. fiDlesple,
J. 1. Bennett, - • B. rmatim,
V 1 .113E,,,,/*k.,_.l-r•
x Alva - -
POST 01' PlTTSBilllail.
Frante,ln, Bean t, Browneville.
Galleon, Clark, brownevllle.
OoL Bayard. Peoblee Elizabeth
Minerve, Gordon, Wheeling
Commodore Perry, Lightner, Lou
Orlio No, 2, Tyler, ciatennata
L. Al Kennett td,
Empire tAty, Why, do
Kenton, ketzert, LountriPe
DEPARTED.
Franklin, Bennet, Brom:mole.
Gallium, Clark, do
Gab n,
Peoblee, Ells, both
J T. McComb.. Ca 1, .un, ' Loci g
Florence, Brioleu, M. Lx a
Emma, Mareua, Lio,•,,,na
The river —1 he evening at twilight
there were twelve feat wAttr in the channel and
falling rapidly The weateer awing the de* was
pleasant,
sor The regular Saturday packet, Lizzie
MArsin, Capt. Blown, leaves this day at 4p. ra.. for
Z Anetrvi/U1 and in termedisde ports.
Z The favorite 'steamer Clara Poe,
Capt. Thcmaa Poe, leaves this day for BL. LotUS.
4L$ The outside arrivals yesterday awn%
bares Luz bo..th. Ibey all had besyy cargoes.
_ _ _
SW — The boats etieuted to carry the N ew
York regiment of cavalry, are the Westmoreland ,
Capt. Event Honz Capt. Stockdale anti Argyle
Capt. Jacob Poe.
Stirlt Wlll Du been c,y rote/once to our
/Ivor comma that Menne otedmer Denmark, Capt.
J. J. Robinson and tho F. Loren+, Capt. Mason. are
announced La the Upper bikeitssippi. We Mks
p:eseute In recommending th :se boats to .cur
Mends going west.
10.16.
rapt. 2:31.00iitZ4 7 0 line packet ECM--
son, is loading for Cairo and bi. Loaf& Thil boat
has the beat of accommodations, and is in Muni,
of both careful and experienced ofneere.
He
tor Ho ! --- fozitieur.t L3aia. Capt. EVarle .
flue bide wheel steamer, Weatmoreland, to alt
uotuuted for Itranerdla, Cairo and Saint Lotda—
We are conlldaat that pawns dolrg baldness 'AI
tnie boat win be well treated.
t, will be seen by refeienee to our
saurusing columns that Mis packet John T. Mc-
Combs in Ofitllo4 tor tale on reasonable terms. he
is s good boat. Tee only reaSon she ea °Hared for
sae, is the ill health 'or Capt. McCombs.
par The favorite pactet, St. Louie
C.iptata Reno, la annoanoeu for CinediniM, Lows-
Evaneriße and Cairo. Liao will go through
WWI fiwatch.
Tho puncittai steamer Key Weal
No. 4, Captain Evans, is announced for Cincinnati
and Lou.sr.lle on this day. Paiusengera and billo
ws will bear thi• to mind.
jearTtici p 7 icketiiienzuer iiliilnotte, Capt.
C. H Lorene has okunged her nigh. fihe will have
dispatch far St. Louis
par' Tim steamers Emma and Ifloren.e
yesterday wish tine trips.
MI- The pun anal steamer lindirke,
Captain Woodburn, leaves this day for Gallipols
aed intermediate ports, at 4p. m. This beet sr_
rives and depare tiro The clerks, Capt. Coz
and Gettree, will be Cell *in to see that pneitengera
are well eared for.
ir I I snail, Louisville,
Evansviile, Cairo and St.
Louis and Mt. Vernon.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 10 A. M.
.R E FINE PASSENGER
mamas cirrzn, R. Calhoun,
commander, leaves An above,
For trekght,orlasaanto apply on board or to
fe22 J LIVINIGaTOPI AW , Agent.:
Fur quinciadat Louisville
Evansville and Cairo and
U. Louis.
THJE D-4.Y.4 p hir -
71 . 11 EPIINCTUALPAbEET,
J. OL&RA PO4 11101. Poe oononao•
der, leaves, patutively, as adrect iam t.
For freight ar passage, appl_y_rl bout or to
fan J B. umEGRION & 00.
For Uppir — itiostissippl, Saint Louts,
Keokuk, BurLingt.on, Mescaline , DAM"
C
Rock Wand, mulitiqiie,
G regoGr's Landing, Hastings and Saint
ul.
LEAVER WIEDNEfiDAY, MAEQH 6. ; • ,
XEnt 13 PLENDED SIDE
heel steamer D
. R o binson commanderENMAßK.
boat has unsurpassed accammods.
nos. aad is in charge of weft and experienced
ogiceni.
Per freight or poess ft tall ang,„ , T to
araWTOMa 00., Agents.
For Upper alltaalmnppl, Saint Louis,
Kaolrek, n.-11fuseatIne,
Diy
enport, Rock sdand, Galena, Du
bonne, INl o Gregoroa Landing and St.
Pad.
S MMIE it), 4, P. M.
PLENDID P A
Deaner oteamer F, LuttENZ,
Ex Masan, orenmander, loves' •
Lora.
illigairtia„3"t or passage apply
— on board or to
wviN,..ozir a co:
Par Culefiunrilje
Cairo and Saint LOnla.
THIS DAY to
firEE REGULAR PASSEN
.a. GER packet EIURRJZON, J. T
Stookdala einnmandar, leaves for the 1 ,
above partisan the day announced.
For freight 4X. P ul atille , SPPb'unnsoard ; tars
.... .. ....
For Cincinnati. Louisville. avant,'lie,
C r alro and Saint Louis..
MONDAY, FEDROARS 24, Mk A. M.
Lk. G;-$•
FINE. PASSENGER
dile whew *aims WESTMORS
LA Evens, colon= dor, - will
leave foX ale above And intectoolhato
o a r to
freight or J
B m posoi
i t s ziOattl Or to
&00 . ~1 _ to
ForchaeLamm, Lag
Cairo.
TaLB DAY, FEBRUARY 22, lo A. X
rrILE * FINE -SFEAX:ER
AWOL° SAXON. J.W. Manama,
oonmooder. tures u above.
Par traillMocaAply ea baud or to
fidEt
.1. B. Lwitaarroli a oo-
WILLIAM EAlMarm UMW'
--- - -
FerCiaclianatt SIII4VOIRIESINR
TEURDAY, FEBRUARY 21.
r. _ . BftidiWid3ST,Mal4 l6l
MOs davi°
4'ooo.ikorP"
For freight or
fen
For CilleilllnatiL , IL/011014*C
Evansville ADA
TEM PAY, In. &f..
HS FAVORITE PASSER
szs steamer BLINT
ve.
B. Reno, a:immolator, leaves LOM as
Abo
For Ivaisht t ar Valigg i n t y 011 boardar to
COLLINS & 00,
fen end J. B. LannierONlVPoa Ascent&
-.-
Fos Cinclauuttf; d
ILoialortlie
Evsurvlllbami St. LOtits.
THIS DAY, FEBRUARY 241.04.1 f,
THE FINE STEAKEIt g
MELNOTTR, O. H. Lariat,
commander,will leave for the
above we idennetliite pens. _
For fielght Or • e apply on board. fe9l
,
. ..
.For ilestY___,er Ste ibeaville am
Wheelies.
..,
WPALICE . T... &Mark%
T. WOOKIAThno. • Rad*
day
tmmander, kens for , the above*
dett
Mon, Wedneadwand Fr*, a t For freight or man 0/4 .
Wizareet
For Wheeling, Parkerebne
Waileant and. Gnilipoils
, .
THE FINESTBAhIaI '..:
A malt NARTIff,
iler.inli-lari D. T.
pe f ' -
Broinologonna e
er WNW Etir)BDAY 4 4 • ,
or the Wm* andpad a - R e im
tog she win lam Zsgwervige VDR,ITIFIDDAY
Rairkeigh*Sliz; eaboirgAretri ''--
- , • , - -.4. -g-WAW*Deiriimervills • '
ni, so,. a itmgespo eOO4-Pfesturgh.
..._-- --._.. ..._
,U4ll
Zr`,4lllgll
4Z -W
oiroutimakoriont
For Marietta, ParkereMote/V,
acid
eestiute
'FIRE FINE -, .SIDEWHEa,
ji..l4eamer te4l4lEll,lVdodblii*Okii:*
nwndeg Pftre'Arab frretqfort.
ll,dasdy
aat tp. tn., Tatman /an!, 1. 4 / 1
,0 1 /9 2 114MC
uey id •
[Weis er mew APPIi vfilirckarldt"'''
STEASBOAT
W 1 L. L AltitL
Hartopmedrutapkostird
NO. >B4 W&T88-8TItitilTP4
Wherebewill trensactageneritt,3 l.4„, teria t tailit;*,4;,
badness, and tenth soberf , .`ir eldk _
from edeampoursora. - 4.17.4 ,
WeStelin•
• .11 •
GitA IP F ,n C
04.*
MANTMACTUREESt r -e4A,e kea'
„ -
WoULD pALL,TitiI-AK4aucacw.
v v
exited of the polio to theirgo
laroLooXollind IWO
_ •
Cook, Parlor bff "
eating st aves
r c.to menova D 4.4PihtS
:•••• - a . k. fir
KITCHL RANGES, SWEIROISTVS
ithump.w.sz, 4e, amo ft . wta . diiidirkbeftenv ir
00Lat. °ow sunnasti,..
STATE. The . well
Diamond, idvasee,
. IBON •
Were awarded the NWT d
ti329Crth , rit.U f tg
Fair (or the BERT COAL 000 STOWI4. g
MIST PRZKlUMawaree4t6thi—
:4l
TRITE ABLIMICAS, GlAtliriklanag .
For the BEET Wooo' oDgEr..
USE. The EZN'TUORIANaid KABOASTremium
Stores _are ooLoi. ean attention of
DEALERS and FREE to the4argest etonol
MUTE Fitorro Ofiliikraa
IB TER EITETT`...--.4—"IP.
N. B.—We line the D XiSONDend ESTLAitit' 00)1d
Cook &ono with Bono-Eton° Linitneei WhiairtakcE
the Ore bolter than iron.
THE MEMO OIL •COMO!
fANUFACTURE AND aAirila
Ral e superioy arttate of '• -4 •:'• 4 4.14
REFINED ARUM)
Warehouse, No. 45 Hand
o.77sairaan.,..ao-
JOSEPH H: 'THOMPSON,- -
GENERAL A.GEN.Af
COMMI4SION BEEPAtti
... , 2 JO,
-To. 4 :Arorek 911Migki
de744lm PEMADELPRILrat
_____
EAGLE OIL wORKIV::4 ,*
f---,'
ili___ flie
__-:...k
WIGHTMAN & AND
47INERS AND DEALERS ..IN
Prue Carbon Cal, guano. goaralloimias,
4 1 - z4l -
Bensole end Car Guam cabana,
anion left at, Chat. antrUt a On's an, Merited
REBA Street% la be, prom •• Wed.: . ,,,
D VATS aIEMILEIRf. "
DB..BROWIX'S fiIBDIOAL
and SURGICAL Mos, h
SW t WN i,s
H br aag o EnithAeld street. PlUs PendaLllda
se D of PitsbgandtdbedeM
• .
4
lnAPeetoeforthlanas4-, .
ittia pent His tanbteas nab - r e
been oontinedmostly to Prlestel .
and/WOW Diseases.
is
Innzare AND e &lend nuants,
need at a mediaai , allool4-moti4dia
dad out tbe phial eitrelief h g kt . ThinDoohie a
reginarsysdnatemire pon lan d of cipecenee lhe test
maittoriioertain eof
diseasembs
tee to meinuoirern of MAMMAL ,
by Manse of his remedies sQ,lbllmitn*Ahuat;
T im
14 , tertWAL
nem fan tominktbe woratfomt oflfteisreaw
ewe, Impurities and SmoblonsiAtfestienn Aliso
all diseases inane harkelimediminttelidgmtnal
manifests Baal* inthe. (07t h of ;Wien
ands zimitinany forms of skin
of which the patient is antirely.
perenis onllMeed,Dr.Drownceezi
and speedy r • tA - 7 70
Dr. l'reinea remedies Rirtble
Nmpt Odolkaktly, th aSed#ary kititO
r yotayashon . Whieh themutt eM watitiowh:-•:
o
" 1,
otten ykiv•=oo their min giestnlsst.
1 114 .
y art
safe, wraithlike s sphelly,llll,-,..
Ih - •
Dr. Itrom4i lemedies amen falti -ateasrean.
Panda] &Beane re a fee dqvt—he wir'weismitit
CUM He also tieing Priel...elisetiGionsteraw
Steams Theihal Die-hosige‘litawittillesthim, = .
Monthly Einniressioned*ariehlefittitArellsowk .
hi/ate Ana , arsons AmmitukNonit,ibtastpa• =
...41 , q
and Kidwominitetioa -011the,13114444,100ek5:=5,?1P.4.
will:tell Opines arm
A lontet tibeirrod f-'1514
way itheetesi d rDr‘z. ) 6:10
Phial:4ll.Ra, will he
from initweittatorutylumb..
MedicineMedicinesmite itity *thews eshibt.yippowitil
seam obeittestion.
02108 and Private Rome. dealkhzeld
red. Manama *Pa.
.44013441,150‘
7fRTrRy
:maiahatrsuill. 713 :0V..fitai:411121171141aulr111:7H::: ..
.. 81111TEI. PARE
.&M • '
. ..
WOastionoo, No. LW . a
011...lionnts and BE4 Gm MSC OM ,
titce , Aogim.Srocon_Banai_ . im - _
~ R anweiroirp4oiluii_ .a vie, ,,,,,, 4o ,i• z '
. _ 1
.4.,:bilarlint
-
4 TO MEW rtll3-414,,,--4
papEO.IALLYtIn
rand and gloat" wadi
83 I" cans of all `2,.?<4
a. 7. tree same. •
and dellear.- discostenr,
sell goose rod diseases or p -
*1111301219 comma and
al:Minato 3roalbs &both -
cease,
Min wdollB, 111401 calmeraidreellaliania
-nablinban the feet - ceitAtoddm
so, %p i=orant and blesix—innalleakailie
dreads tity mocked, and thine
atsd
,172
nary mammal 104 los
oernipt r ou a Hungthek
a-. ...0 4 -• Ma- •. 1 '..r"11. Ale
cauti ous to daisy tneza nicursaant
t ammo "Dr gE"LeiBTßUPagralo
fait a loam. het PrlMAilkt,T.V3k*—'
For matiettaiVilitiiiiiiiii rr'''
kersburcam OlNFlltAtikr-'
EVERY 2111,1,04 r i eL ifisl l/,‘ l ' -
II E FINE PABBEN..
3,4.%__,. • t,-:,..
GER steamer, J. B. PoRD, - ' , • ,
W. a Kerr, commander. Sans
antiolinced aboie.
I
Fey creigo!, or pansy! app y on
~.1 . 4,g m,
/01111mionrmtbraz; , ~
For martensciar bat*
avt
EV HRY 1V* 91 4 1- 4 .
ritE MAILER, *Os s;, -
A oapaitt Wm- Raw looar-Ydr
W meting,. Brarietts, Pariterabdrx • •
as rcutithur weekly trips*TerribsP_
every 'w.traxigalltY at Voloaviaar
leaves Gallipatbrevery FRIDATOB - 41 - `
note D• Li. /ZWit4AgEitAlit
sts IJBXRn snort, riftiAA'
mozi.,ltipLo*ltre. AM,Os
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