Volume XX.
THE PITTSBURGH POST ID ',LILY POST
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PubliAo•l every-morning, iSun.lay's
Corner Fifth and Wood fitreeto. HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE
TERMS *6.I'EIL ANNUM, Es . ; AD\ ANCE.
liars!? OF REPRESENTATIVE:3.
453-Delivered by carriers 12 cent. perve..k.
April 2'1(1,181;2.
• RATIN OF ADVERTMING.
The Hopkins Committee of In"
i vestlgation.
'Thin important eommittee.have had sev
eral meetings lately and have elicited front
certain witnesses important testimony that
will fix guilt on several members of the
I late Legislatnre. The testimony taken, is
if the most startling character, such as
will fill the public with alarm for the purity
; of our laws and institutions. Were I only at
i liberty to writeyou what I know, you would
: feel alarmed for the stability of any law
now nu our state - hooks. It is shameful
and disgraceful to all concerned, that such
a wholesale plunder c 4 mid have taken place
with men high in authority. Were it proved
on men I Wless note, it would consign them te;
the Penitentiaries, East and West.
Then, too Mitch praise cannot be bestow
-- -------- - ----- ied on the member front Washington, Col.
DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &C. th,l,kins, for his vigilance, zeal and tte ,
in this searching investigation of
C• 14 iii'''''io ii, - - lir:ALEit - ii.: tivil -, '
-- Staple and Fancy Dry Goods: sign of the ; plibiie pi underer - i in protninent positions.
original Bee Hive, No. 74 Market street. I rhe people of the State will have good
m osEpu irouNEonuL ER " " am , ' reason to rejoice that so much has been
qt; LINOS. Embroideries and Straw Goods, 77 brought out by the industry of the gets.'
Market street.- i t finnan nettled. • • Valour to whom honor
11,11TON,MACRUX & CO.. DEALERS iis 'hi'. .' in all things. .
in Embroideries. Notions. Trimmings. .1.. e., Mr. Cossna moved the adoption of a res-
Nes.l7 and 19 Fifth street. , olution creating night session to consider
ix J. LYNCH. DEALER IN DRY : PriVai" hill,, ( adopted. )
AM* GOODS. 96 Market street. Bills were reported from committees.
- .N . '1111 . 1u:1.2f of ‘ them , will never toad' bottom
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'dc D. nrors.nr4 LER% IN DRY i
• GOODS, corner Fifth and Nlarket streets. ; Al Inn , Li , f- sta•,.- of the SI rololl. hot f hogo
! concerned in them aro at all times hopeful
WHITE. OUR & CO.. DEALERS IN ;in ii,..„..• tnnibled time:. Dr. Gross this
DRW GOODS,Fifth street,
.1 moment tel in place a supplement which
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DRUGGISTS. . I cope fan d
or v..or information all others..
cnnovrneil.:,‘ that they will have timely
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OYIXON JOHNSTON. DEALER IN not t,.:• of the same. and it will give them an
.4. - M ,are Drugs, earner Smithfield and Fourth'„ E ,,,,.. un i ty
to
.2 creel,. sp. ak out tim or against the
saute. 1 limy as well mention that It was
Preseriptions compounded at all hours.
areompanied by a petition reFpeetively
ir ir r - A.. FAHNEwriitcli & CD.. ly HOLE- ! 47,,,,11 0; many g ood men of vour place.
_ pace atm hon... let there
Milo IiALE DRU901:31% and Maptila.cturers of ~._ ..
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White 'Lead and Labarge. corner of W ood and : -so , ' • ,feat II
Front Streets. ; he no latilt-tindim , hereafter. I
D A supplement to an act incorporating
GISTAI4O Wood street : corner ot
. s. GEORGE U. KEYSER.
11. DRUG-
nod street ! !
the Allegheny Valley Railroad Company.
and Virgin alley. and relative to stockholders. l'his latter
L FAIWNESTOCK, \WHOLESALE word !Mums the bill before the Local .lu..
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B. DRIAJOIST, eorner of Fourth and Wood l 411 elr. where one of your members hold s i
:streets. a seat.'
Br it emwird, dx.. That at all elections '
tirl H. SIMPER.: DEALER IN DRUGS r,„ tl,
DRUGS, I.'r'
stock holders for Managers of tut..
A_.. , • .te.. corner of Penn and St. Clair street.
________.,___l________-:- - ---- --- -- • - 1 .11Ieg filmy \ alloy Railroad Company. the;
IrOSEPH FLUXING. DREG GIS T • ~,,i !
, tock holders shall be entit!ed .
ck. corner of Diamond and Market :ire. t...
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one vote for each share lif st.ick betd bv '
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- INSURANCE AGENTS. th.qu.
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__. . . _ ... li.i, ....•..lion i; , to cure ill nnlir ad.
Lli - G - A -11 1 - H -N E -R corrtLAGENT Eon ' VnIIIIILI:e COllll,lilillell Wiliell IS If h, e sirloin
4ii i • Franklin. Philadelphia and Reliance luau-..,. _ i orn m it
yt.ot rel iy , t hat st . auti , bi-h in to •
-Companies. North-east ...nor Wood and
I'Llni!e
filly. Ihe 5,01,111 IS deli,Cl.l,: t ! and n u t w.. 1 I
Third str.7'44-
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drawn and 11.11• a; 111.! ret I;:rth when lift' )ill f
fid — . l l,lllll — E - L 11..... 44, tiEtTIETARY V I I : 1 '. %,,, si..ne.i. .1 C.. t t C( . . N.M. all parties at
i -- ZEN'S insurance 1 -'? "11'""Y. "Flier . iar 01 . ,
l'ltt.,..burgh-and elsewhere will have a toll
and Water streets.
Square. one time 50
" three times *1 00
" one week 173
" one month 5 00
" three months 12 110
" six mouths Di 00
" nine months 2 I 00
" one year 30 00
TEN MN LS make a square. About eight words
averalte a line.
B asmess'notiees, inserted on the local page. ten
cents a line each insertion.
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• morning.
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Addreti JAN ES P. BARR,
Editor and Proprietor. i
air Advertising at reasonable rates.
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(,\ M. GORDON, NEVRNr-tif Wil* " tint protnpi . iy, time ~w t' and lite corn
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true.t. pany. ZlO. V:Ster .
Ittitt . ee mac , reportinAanter. a friend
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aco in the I.oeal .111
M. BOOK, SECRETAItY A LLE- ! .1;
Gif EN Insuraueo Coin fume ••,
u••-•- till " • •
,treet. , • rhe .110-tying kill was reported from the
The hill iA important
pA7RAlliliftlff„Tt.GENT Foft till. :
character. a , it relate, o
.vour.Courts;
• AWARE.MutuuI Safety Insuranne Com- , in
early, No; :45 Water !greet. i t ( . N . : , 1 ,,*4 n new Judge and thi.
; 'ndges in the Cour on
4. A. CARRIER & BRO., GENERAL " 1 71
Insur t me• agent+. No. ut Fourth street. 1(. 1 1s of A ti o , tietly County. I ant further
tile opinion th.'t it will operate against
the District Court. tin . 1 1" a' 4, a sell-known
term. "dry up it stre. - tnt I.y turning the
stream into the other cli.mmel. •• I world
hay,' moAt freely copied it for your paper,
hut thought it mutter lengthy to inert fur
nothing.
GROCERS AND COMMISSION
/AMID. A. FEtZEIt. FORWARDING
and Commission Merchant, for the sale of
Pleat. brain, Bacon, Lard. Butter, Seeds, Dried
Frail and Drodure generally. No. lti Market
street, corner of First. Pittsburgh.
JAMEN DALZELL & NON. COM Mi
SION Merchantg, for the sale of Crude and
ttefinbl Carbon OiLs; No. GO and 70 Water street.
Pittsburgh. Adraneee made on consignments.
ETBERdc BROTHERS, DEALERS
JCL in Foreign Fruits ; 'Nuts and Spice.:, Conleo
tbiery. Sugars. Fire 11% orks..Ve., Nos. 126 and LS
Wood street. shove Firth. Pittsburgh.
WILLI A3l RAG A L Y, WHOLE
SALE tiroehr, No .18 and 211 Were! street,
Pittsburgh.
WM. H. SMITH et CO.. WHOLE
sate grocers, Nos. 63 Second and 147 First
NEBI4E — JOHNSON. ',COMMISSION
MAnffieint. Office and Warehouse No. 237
South Second street. Philadelphia.
MAENRY H. COLLINS. COMMISSION
Merchant. No. - 25 Wood street above W&.
teri.Prlakassu,
WCARR & CO., WHOLESALE
e Grocers. Nos. 3 and 3:N Liberty street.
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COFI'IN, IWUOLESALE
kinecers. .e6rnek.W6ucl • and Water atreets
M044 -S1
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• GETTY,'WHOLIEKALE
end eitail Oreeers. North-atilt comer of
Ohio street and tho Diamond, Allegheny City.
JOMN MOOMILEAD, COMMISSION
Merchant, No. 74 Water -street; below Mar
ket. Pick tnnyhf - .
nii irl..M i t i , - .1 1/rICIETSON, WHOLE.
mrty and Irwin w e ar' 22 1' 01 4 i2 3 . rorner of Lib-
MISCELLANEOUS
WANES. W. WWIWWWELL, DEAUER
_hi Furniture. 97 and 99 Third street, and 111
Foul NI street
-c lA ciNtsa & IRWI3I,4IEALEP1 1 1 LET
Par* Np.loB Smithfield street.
--- R. BeVAEII4_IIELILLNIIII PIM
KS, NITURZ.9I 4 i. SiblUilleld street:
e jicoOrit` SON. DEALERS 1%
FnZ SntNeld
street, between dth
and Virgin alley.
MIHOXAS S DEALER iN
Famitnieila Fedeita N tivet. AtleghenY.
WM'CLANTOCK, EALER
• Carpets, 112 Market street.
D. aIiEwcALLErm., , DEALERs
, in Calvet% 87 Fourth street.
GRAIFF CO., DEALER IN DIVVIED,
26 Liberty street.
A BRADLEY; - DEALEiIi IN sTo‘vEN.
A
4001,1: ilassead and Wood streets.
a GRAY at so:!!„ BIERcitANT .TA
, LOBB.lite. 19 Fi ft h street.
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1;113ItSIS t PITCAIRN.' MIEncHIANT
;M TAILORS. No. 48 St. Clair street.
-yr:Brow, NERCIIIIANT
• TAILORS, o. 143 Federal I , treet. Anal-
W alt;: _ .
3IFACIIANT TAILult,
•P • 54 t. Clair street; (Dr Irish's new building.
Pittabunth. . • .
IsirKNE, 3 / I EXCHANT TA 11i,./.04.419:
li , ./.04.419: 52 St.. ClLit street.
MELLON. LEAT.Y It IN pi
.. • ANOS. kc., No. 81 Wobd street.
111 J. WISE . BRO.. DEALERS IN
•JlO • PIANOS, Orner WAirth and , Starket Res.
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tINEHART, 11.4WEVAttl.
d dealers La all kirids Tobacco,
Na. 1121) Wood street.
TILILI A ME.IIJ4E IN TOT
'Mere. under St. - Charles Hotel.
SHALL, DEALER IN
87 Wood street.-
10111111011. SW/AI/LER IN
7 Sgt street.
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-1 n' .Ict chit titling the organ iz.ll ion and
ilfrigairtiCal of 'the I 'ow., of I 'onimo'll PleOs
of the (*aunty of Atieghow.
The "London American.
1 lake from re remarkably well written
letter of the lion. Thomas Williams to a
gentleman in London, and published in the
London American. It is so justly com
plimentary to the Secretary of War, that
I have taken the trouble to copy the same,
for your paper. The introduction to this
letter by the editor of' that paper, with the
remarks thereon, is very flattering to your
very able member. "It rejoices me now
'o be enabled to say to you that the clouds
have lifted fromus at last, and the icy ter
p.or which has so longbenumbed our limbs,'
has given way Under the quickening influ
ence imparted .to our , affairs by the new
"War Minister," of whoic advent you are,
already advised. From the moment than Stanton took the helm, the whole as
- pect of affairs has changed—the country
has breathed freely—the popular heart has
been again elated—treason has hidden its
head in terror, and our arms have gone
'forth conquering and to conquer. The ti
dings which every line of telegraph is now
hurrying to our 'ears, already assure us that
the serpent of rebellion is scotched at last.
and that before the next steamer shall
cross and re-cross the ocean, the stars and
stripes will be floating once more overall
the territories of the Union."
The appropriation bill was referred to
a Committee olConference—this will take
a few days to patch irp ere it is reported;
that is, should the Committee agree.
The appropriation bill was up and undue
consideration, the whole of the afternoon
was spent in loud.declamation. . Mr. Cess
na made a lengthly• speech in favor of t
bill reported by that gentleman. .llr.
Armstrong replied in a costic speech and
others took a pitch in, and the afternoon
was flittered away. in 'fruitless bly.ther,,
amounting to "nix.'
The House•is holding night session to
dispose of the bill left over 'from Tuesday
in the private calendari;every.thingis
hur
ry with no little contusion. This moment
your talented member who sees a bond in
every question thatames, is new address
, ing the House in regard -to a claim of some
patriot.,
,at all events the bill passes, and
Thos. took his seat looking disgusted at.
such proceedings,' for every hair on that
gentleman's head bristles - a "Rail
road bond." . .
An act relative' to Inspectors and Guag-
ers for the county of Allegheny 'and in the
City of Pittsburgh. • Pissed finally..
"An act relative to a-certain road in
Allegheny_ county." Passed.A
supplement relative to licences. &e.,
approved the 13th day of March, A. D.,
U -I .
tjfk - Passed: - House-yet session -late . ,
at night. - TESTI:DO.
TIERNAN dr fitETTY,
Wholesale and. Retail Grocers,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS, &c.,
NORTH-EAST corner of
OH - 10 STREET AND THE DIAMOND,
noMIY ALLEGHENY CITY.
W .
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IGS AND DATE /;-
ES , 1500 Drums Figs, • • • • • • - •
30 Frail 4. Dates. .
'For sali • ; •. . RETNEIL&DICIEL.:•*.:
JaltSa atettato
PITTSIBURGM, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1862.
JOHN V. TERRY...DANIEL R. PRICE..CILIVER T. TERRY
J. r r T. .
TERRY, PRICE, dir
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS TN
Clotho'. irsiomioneres. Nuttlneln. Vest-
Ingle. Tailors' Trhuminva. &c.,
ATM syr It
NORTH SIDE, PHILADELPHIA
d012.•1y
AMEN MILLINGAit. moitrioartaAuz.
iIUP LA PLANING MILL, would respectfully in-
Worm the public that he has rebuilt since the fire,
un4 having enlaiwed his establishment. and filled
it wiGrAittieWeit and must eipproved machineq,
is now prepared to - furnish flooring and planing
boards, scroll sawing and re-sawing, doors, sash
and abutters, kiln dried, frames, mouldings, box
making, Sm.
SOUTH PITTSRLROIT, Sept, 7,1&57. itag
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I - Fine White, Plain and Fancy Flannel Un
.der and Overshirts on hand, and made to order, on
shortest notice. at
IL WILLIAM /ON%
siitxrur FACTORY,
So. 47 St. Clair Street.
JOB. 11. Pri-xcomiAsON.
CENERAL ACENT
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 4 North Fifth Street,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
EATON, MAOBUM & CO.,
JOBBERS AND RETAILERS
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Trimmings. Embmidaries, Hosiery, Clnros. Shirts.
Cravats, Undershirts, Skirt:, Yarns,
Ribbons, Ruches. Flowers.
Zopints Wool.
A full line SMALL WARES always on hand.
U City and Country Merchants supplied at
low prices. EATON, MACRTIS
ia2l Na. 77 Fifth street.
V. A. a I;E: OIL W .
WIGHTMAN & ANDERSON.
REFINES AN/D DEALERS IN PURE
R Carbon Oil, quality guaranteed. Pittsburgh.
AL.o. lienzolu and Cur Grease eemaantly on
hand.
I lnlers. left at Otos, 'Stnytti .t Co 's on Water
and First streets, will be promptly tilled.
JAMES 11, OHILDS,
HOPE OOTTON MI L LS,
Allogrheopy C 331 y. PELL,
HP.Hi op
SEA ill LESS BAGS,
AND or
OS NA:131712 GS:.
12 litehers to 40 lorkem Wide.
a.y Ord«ni mity b. 'ft nt U. CJiil,l): 4 ir CO'S
133 Wood htroet,
N. B. dr C. P. IL(RKLE,
dlanu6:rturria nud Pi•nlcr< in
BOOK, CAP, LETTER,
and nil kiwi.' ..f
WRAPPING PAPER. have removed from
No. 27 Wood streel to
NO.::. SMITHFIELD STREET
Arer Cn.h [mkt for
WILLI
AM RAGA LEY,I
WHOLESALE ORO C E R,
NOB. 18 AND 20.W00D STREET,
143 L IL SM/TII ..... ...... R. HUNTER
WM. M. SMITH . Qt CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
NOS. 112 SECOND AND •MT FIRST STREETS.
P.ITTN:IAIIRGH
JESSE JOHNSON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND ,DXALICA IN
Flour, Grata of Country.
Frodueo, Where and Liquors,
" • agora, Tobseo, *e.
Sir Liberal advances made en coneignmente of
MOH WINES.
OFFICE. AND WAREHOUSE 237 SOUTH SECOND ST.,
au26:ly _
P. REINKR ... . ... D. RUDER .J. 9. RHYMER.
Late at Miller & Riaketrnes.
HEYEI.V.E4 , dia - 1311413TIIMItig,
[Successor. to Reimer FARdenCin.]
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Wholesale '
Foreign Fruits. Cosfirilonsr.Y.
lingani. Fire. Irairka...me..
NOS. 126 AND ISS WOOD STREET.
PITTSBURGH.
C. WEST-4k - CO.,
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CARRI44)IIII, B GIES,
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ROCRAVATS:SIMICIES ANI) sierqss.
so. IST.Painotittiert. IPittsburgii"./
Sir All work wiumiltkid_tcr,,be of tha ben. ma.te
rial and workzdainaMp.
rAßlli.llll(ta . 4 4 3.Ae.
o.) coma and. cans choice brands
/I* / 1 1 . 'eft j)!Silnis, %a, 31, and
50 Doien Paftleiliaaco,
50 do Tomato Ketchup.
20 do Avec Businh Sauce,
10 do English Mustard. . .
10 do inn& ddeg .•,.:r: ••:
50 do Freeh Paaelletin , eani and Glam.
b do to Strawberrieridii •- do
Together with a choice variety of Pie Fruits.
Anehoriee, Olivekka., now for sale by
mh2,l • • 'RHYME ES.
• • Nos. 126 andl2Bßo od street.
LANDRIFIrFB
GARDEN AND FIELD SEED,
WARRANTERIFIRMICILIIWGENILINE.
40-Alio *senora oisortmot of •
flirt eultonist limpliegioes Fruit,
Onmomeinia
reoeival and tor rale*. '
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, ON .
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BEOKRAMI. LG
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No. 1117 Idbertr street.
next door to Hare's HoteL .. i . .... rsi.22. ,
J!IM: reo
The allowance and drawback section of
the bill was amended so as to read—From
and after the date on which this act takes
effect, there shall be an allo ! wata . e or dravi
back on articles numuluetureti, on which
any internal duty or tax shall ‘ tave been
paid, equal in amount to the !July or tax
paid therom, and no more when..?xpltrted. t
The evidence that any such (hay or tax
has been paid to be furnis4ed to the
satisfaction of the. Commissioner of Inter- !
nal Revenue, by such person or persons as
shall claim the allowance or drawback, and .
the amount be ascertained under such reg
ulations as shall front time to time be pre
sented by the Commissioner, under the
direction of thn s,eretary. ,Irthii Treasury.
and the same shall be paid by the warrant
of the Secretary of the Treasury on the
Treasurer of the United Statetl., nut of any
money arising front internal duties, not
othetwi.te appropriated,. ProviAd t..h
at tin
allowanee drawback shall be mode
had 6.;• atrifiunt claimed or due less
than tweet 111,1111r,c
Ail t h e original ,eet ions having becnact
ed npon. a new oto• was added, providing
the pain.: ant! petailtil.... !'or fraudulent prat
..lN.:: a- to drawhaAs.
SENATE.—Mr. She(7llali. of ()hio, pre
.oirited a petition from the citiiens of Ohio,
in favor of a general bankrupt law.
Mr. Harris. of New York. presenteil
petition that the lkonoeratie papers of the
country be allowed the same privilege , in
the mails ie; the Republican aria-Aboli
tion papers.
Mr. lloward, of Michigan. prc.--Pnteil a
petition of citizens of Michigan in favor of
a general bankrupt act: aim) a petition
that the proposed tax on lazer beer he re
duced.
it tob It r h !' s.
alo
Mr. I fate, of New Hantp,,hire. gave no
tice Ora new rule atilt: Senate which he
proposed to offer: That during the present
rebellion the Senate may, by a majority
vote. fix the time when the debate on any
subject shall be terminated, ttil the Senate
shall then take a vote on tie question,
without further debate.
.P I TN II IT It .
BOSTON. April 4.—The I:. S. gunboat,
South Carolina,.from Key West, on the
2Gth, arrived at this port this morning. ei
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WAIT 11. FOUNDRY,
[PITTSBURGH, PA
Warehouse, No. MIS First and 120 Second sts.
Manufacturets of all sixes and descriptions of
Coal Oil. Retorts and Stills. Gas and Water Pipe,
Ced Irons Dog Irons Wagon Boxes, Steel Moulds,
Puilieeßangers and Couplings.
41soJobbing and Machine Castings of everyde
sr3ire" m atutT lete ord er,
shop attisehe:d . 0 0
the. Foitndry, all necessary fitting will be carefully
attended do fe2l:l3alaw
NOTICD.--PIIOPDBAILIS FROM DEAL
era andmillere are' invited till the 10th at
ApriirlClAlorlurnishing FLOUR to the Subsist:
ence Dtheetit. of: the tame kind which has
been received-by the. United States Government,
and known as No: I extra. Samplesof this Flour
can be teen at the Capital Bakery in this city.
It is difEtEntalte — srcontraet f0r20.000-bar
rels. Shonikhowever; etw verson .desire to .fur
nigh a legs - quantity; lie will state the precise num
ber of barrels in his bid.
The contractor will be required to furnish at the
rate of 500 barrels daily until the contract is filled.
No Flour Will be received which does not cotne
up to the standard at the inspection made just be-
fore theipurchsae..7. ,
The Flout' tit be sleliveredat the. relined depot,
in Washington, or at any of the warehouses in
Georgetown, -
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Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause. • - -
Payments to be made in Treasury Notes. and
the bids to be directed to Major A. BECK WITH.
C. S„ U. S. A.; WashingylC D. , • ap3:td
• • NA.TRONA..
WE ARE NOW EfAIIiEFACTIIIIING
this article v whigh for brilliancy in burning
freedom of offermise odor; and transparenu of
color, (which' eeler wilwatrant to be iftaged by
age or exposure.) is unsurpassed by any illumi
nator in this or Eastern markets. As a profitable.
Oil to the consumer. we can epeeially recommend'
it. AlKi. out - manufactgri of
- !•,,: 2 0111tIr-rC ' SODA
Used by all large
. Stitip *lkea and Oil Refineries,
which excels leper cent. in strength all the make
sr. ,,s En g li s h soda lwought to this country. Our
m ombeture of. •
sAr011111FIEA; OA CONCiIITRATEDLYE; SALT,AC
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Are eo well and fargraidi known, we trust the
mention i lualcient
Alt ord
ma sad 'mistime will be promptly at
tended to ,'s7 addreumg-
OeORGE COLHOUN. Agent,
Pennisefialt Manufacturing Company,
• 114 Woodatreet„ Pittsburgh.
nolfklydawiii .
- All
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FPO HORSE • OWNEWL—DR. SWEET'S
A. INFAILLEI•E I.I4IBLENT FOR HORSES
unrivalled by my. us sill webs of Lameness,
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First Edition.
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGBAPIL
Kee.'pis from Customs.
WA SH NGTO N, April 4.—The receipts
from customs during March last at Boston
mast other Eastern ports were three times
as large as during March, 1861, while
those of New York were *ore •than
doubled. There has been *larger in
crease at other points. The torte' receipts
from customs last week were aboutiwo
million dollars. A telegrantreeteived from
St. Louis, dated yesterday, says : General
Steele's advance guard has reached Pit
man's Ferry, Ark. Col. Carliae has had
an engagement with the enemy on the Ist
inst., in crossing the river—milled. one
Lieutenant and wounded several others,
captured five priAllheri, camp. equipage,
horses, mules, forage and a nymber of
small arms.
Movements at Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS Nfosnot:, April There is
great activity in military matterf, and im
portant news may be daily expected. The
weather to-day is bright and Very warm.
Nothing of special interest has transpired
to-day that can be published. There is no
further intelligence of the Merrimac.
Thirty-Seventh COMV•0111S.
W A o
sit v - ros, A p ri l " "
r.
Vallaudighant, of Ohio, askedlhe unani
mous consent to make a statement rela
tive to the Denmeratic eonletenee held
last week.
Washburne, of Illinois. and others
onlie Republican side objected
_
The House went into committee of the
whole on the state of the Union on the tax
bill.
Arrived. front Keyffest.
SELECT TALE.
THE CHASE OF THE BLOODHOUNDS
From Beaten Patios; and Those Who
Trod Thom
RI" THOMAS COLLEY GRATTAN
[Continued from Yesterday.]
We all had a fair start and a large ma
jority went cleverly over. The Squire's
horse seemed to go on invisible wings, so
beautifully did the rider lift him through
the air. I turned round rnv head and
salt two of our party splashing in the
water. Who' were they ? What matter ?
" Hark forward !" and away we went into
a rather thick copse on the right. "Heav
ens!" cried some one, "should the poor
fellow have stumbled and • fallen in the
tangled cover." A frightful chance, for
he would have surely been torn to pieces
before any of us could have come close up
with the Blood-hounds. But we struggled
-
through, the dogs - invisible in the brush
wood: but theinmisie leadingus on. While
they doubled and seemed battled in the in
tricate covert, Godroon had gallantly
worked his way through it, gaining time
by malty turns, like a close-pressed hare.
and we all gave a shout of joy and ' en
couragement as weinarked him through
an opening at an easy canter on the rising
ground leading up towards the rath.
He cut some frolicsome capers, looked
quite fresh and at ease with himself, like a I
mall who had done his work well : and he!
quietly stepped on towards the path,
where he paused. looked round him, and
then deliberately climbed iron a tree, pre- I
pared to survey and enjoy the progress ofl
the hunt. and the proceedings of the hunts
men. *He's all right." •• ::fife and
sound, — " Thillik Cflir!" t ool oth er ex t .',
:nations of satisfaction broke /I , in-fever:it 1
RS we got well fiat of the thicket nail gal
loped on after the dogs, now lying desper
ately close on the scent again, and running
like the wind. I and all the rest had our
eyes fixed while we rode on, as the blood
red figure of Godroon straddle-legged on
the branch which moved flexibly up' and
down at his metion, and seemed to keep
tint., with the chorus of the pack. Sud
denly we were chocked On seeing the
bratielLsnap and break right across be
tween the trunk of the tree and liodroon.
and down hu fell to :he „around and rolled
Ii Illy n.-,'r the other side of the rail]. be
ing instantly lost to our view.
What cared the blood-hound,? View
or at/ view was till the.::ante to them.
'flier, like sailors steeling by the needle,
had til.• tillerrilig Set•ld. of their unseen
victim on grass and bramble, weed a n d
shrub. and onward they went. always in
deep, full cry. And on we pushed with
whip turd sour, at our horses' utmost
I speed. to gain the top ,if the nab and
cross it in good time, if possible, to save
the poor fellow before his savage pursuers
f•ould consummate hi; Ili:Wahl-lost apparent
down. The dogs were first onthesummit ;
and still yelling in fearful harmony they
seemed to drop over in a compact mimes to
the far off side of the mound before we
could gain the top. What a terrilvle few
minutes of suspense it was, and with what
dread we strained our eyes forward when
we got fairly , to the top, expecting to see
the blood-h o unds tearing the mangled body
of what we now felt to be our victim, as
well as that of the ferocious beasts. Great
and indescribable was our joy—l am sure
we all felt alike—to mark the crimson fu
gitive bounding along still some hundreds
of yards in advance ; but every action
showed that lie was now running for his
life with almost superhuman speed.
To the right and left and before him
there way not a vestige of shelter to be
seen, a bleak common eovered with light
' grass, hero and there a tuft of rank her
bage. and large blocks of stone as ifthrown
at random about—such was the dreary
and de.spairingprospect. Poor Godroon
scented to feel the horror of his situation,
for his head was frequently turned back.
to measure no doubt the decreasing dis
tance between hint and us. He was going
straight in the direction of Slievenamora
—the only object rising from the wide
spread plain, and offering the only chance
of escape, could . he hold his breath and
keep up the rapid pace for a mile or more
further. The horses scrambled with great
difficulty through the scattered blocks and
over the many crevices which now broke
the ground. There were two or three
heavy falls of beasts and men. The dogs
gained on us every moment.
We did our best to keep steady hands
and hold our horses well up ; and "the
field" bow reduced to seven, formed a
gloomy contrast in their silent anxiety to
the bounding elasticity of spirit with
which Men follow hounds who are hunt
ing natural game. A couple of hares
sprang . up . before the dogs. We hoped
this might have turned them aside, chang
ing the scent. They never seemed to
heed them more than A. well bred setter
would heed a lark,: with a pack of grouse
ore running - conveyy , of partridges before
him. Our dogs required• a. higher flavor.
Blood,.blood•wasOteii only. instinct. At
last Godroon was iiiitigthe rugged base
of the mountain, the dogs closing fist on
him. and we in utter despair ,o 1 pushing
our horses up'through the crags in any
thingi4ke timetti.drive them oft. He'll
do it ! The Witch's tree will save him!"
said the Squire to Heekvan, in a confi
dent tone. 'How will the . crayture ever
climb the trunkwi*lit a screed of bark
on it ?" asked the huntsman, with a gloomy
look. "Hell 'scramble up somehow--
life is • sweet,: and -strength and activity
can do omythiue' replied the Squire. as
we still worked our way.
[To bo continued.]
MILLINERY GOODS
.1 AT
WIIOLESA.M.E.
WE HAVE *CST_ DECEIVED DI
RECT from the
Import,era and. Manufacturers,
The largest and heet ,eoleetANl.:Stoek of
Bonnets and Ilan, luidions and French
Flowers, Shaker Hoods and
lanenes. Buonbashae.
Enslbli (Wawa,
nonsaelni,
Silks, !dallnes,
And an kinds of
MILLINERY GOODE,
Which we have ever offered to our Customer...
As we now sell YOR..OA&H. .we. are enabled to
offer goods as low su. any, Eastern Jobbing noose.
JOISEPX 11011ittlg,,71 /Market
I - 1011N1E'S,
•
77 MARKET STREET.
1 ,
ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF GOODS
A T"
• -I LOW PRICES.
Oren TrimuLlMP; Drahredd4Lled and Liao '
4 6 014; laxien Hanidterebiers,'. Hosiery Glove,
Hodp•Olthts; Cctnerkliair:Natis. and , all kiwis
- 41New.mod DamikaW4iieltisia mot line; Dolt
at
WHOLESALS ANUPWILTAIL.'' .
theveTy. LowestPhrieep.
. 104 4 .110,411**
- .
. WM.
11101.111Mangliellidint-
t aT NO. la rtpes Wrings?,
ab 22 D. B. DTMDIBILIPZ.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE 'CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
: OFFICE. No. 37 Finn St., Bank Mock.
• if NISIII7A AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
1 FIRE ANDMABINE RISKS. • •
WM:JONES, PresidentAMlN D. MeCORD,
Fire Preaident: D. M. BOOK, Secretary : .Capt.
WILLIAM DEA N. Genera I Agent.
DIRECTOR'S—Isaac Jones. C. U. llusacy.- Dar
' Capt. It. C. Gm.. John A. Wilson. B.
L. Falsneatoek, John D. McCord, Coonin Adam
jaroba. E. P. Sterling, 'Capt.. IC. dean, Robert L.
111'tirew, Mo. H. Dnris. n 024
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSFON MERCHANT,
. FOR TUE 9ALC . OI , -
Flour, Grain. Bacon. Lard. Duiler ,
Dried Fruit and Produce
Generally.
Corner Market and First /streets,
PITTSISURGII,
REFER Til—Fran,i G. Bailey, Es%
Dilworth. Sr., S. Cuthbert & Son, Pittsburgh,
Boyd & Ott, Beisker & Swearingen, S. Brady.
Cash. M. & M. Bank. List Howell, 'Mangle &
George W. Anderson. Donlon. Paxton & Co..
Wheeling. tuy:N.:2pttis
OWEN BYRNE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
49 St. Clair Street.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO OR
DER CHEAP FOR CASH.
I_SAFING ICETUIRNEO FROM NEVI'
RR YORK with a choice -tack td CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES end VESTING'S, which can he
Purchased at prices far helms- tho usual rates.
si..—Great hid:wet/tents offered to cash buyers.
se2.l:6at
IMPORTANT
INVENTORS,
PATENT AGENcy.: PATENT AGENCY
•
DEWIT C. LAWRENCE. 1i• ROBT. W. FENWICK.
For Twelt e Tears For the poxl four
yellirti ger Ot
mat Meer of the '.0.111W s3f
o.bingion
It' Branch of "Wien-
Potent Office—the iliac American
:Pnient Agcncy
1 a t four II M adand for Fifteen
Tears in the Pat-
Meinber of the:Sent Agency BIISI-
•
Board of Appeal. n neap..
NOTE—AII information necessary to procure a
Patent and a copy of th,, Patent Laws sent free or
charge.
Refer topro-ent Cw - n m s,inner of Patent... Uon.
David P. Holloway. de):tf
PRIVATE DISEASES--
Dr. 1310)15"N'S I CAL
and St MU ICA I. (Alice. No. 39
Smithfield street, Pitt burgh.
Peunsvlvania.
Dr.slttlsPNi xnnldritizen
amd been iu
Piurtieef.r the y -tire
yea N. Ills hu-ine,s, has beer.
emithie,l uiotl b,Pri rate and
Stirgirul
cITRENs AND .: , :rII.Y.S7GE.II.
In need .d a medical friend, should not fail to
god out the sure !dive of relief. Theaoutor is
regular graduate. 11.11 , 1 his experience in the treat
menrof a vermin class of diseases to a sure guar
antee to the sufferers of obtaining permanent re
lief by the :17(2 remc:11::: und following his
advice.
DR. :MOWN'S' REMEDIES
never f::1 to rare the worst form of Venereal
Impurities umd Scrofulous Affections.—
Also all di,ca,e; arising from a bereTitary taint.
which manifests itself in the form • of totter
psoriasis, and a cleat many forinz of skin Ws-.
eases. the origin of which the patient is Putirely•
ignorant. To persons u otilicted. Dr. Brown offem .
hopes of a sure 3:1 , I speedy recovery.
SEMINAL 11 EAKNESS.
Dr. Brown's remedies foe thu alarming trouble
brought on often by that solitary habit.ufaaasnal
gratification. which the young and weak minded
often give way to, (to their own destruction.) are
the only reliable remedies known in the country
—they are safe, and make a speedy restoration
of health.
REUISM.
Dr. Brown's remHedieMATs never fail to cure this
painful disease IN A PEW will warrant a
cure. lie also treats Piles, i.dsct , ilonnorrlunn.
Stricture, Urethal Discharges. Femali• Wel:nen
Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints
Fistula in Ann, Nervous Affection:, Pains fa "the
Back and Kidneys.. Irritation of she Blader. t• J•
anther with all diseases of an impure origin.
A letter describing the symptoms. containing a
FEE. directed tit DR. BROWN. , N 0.150 Smithtle' , l
St., Pittsburgh, Pa., will be immediately answer.
ed. Medicine sent to any address, safely packe
and secure from observation.
Offic Pitts b urghte Rooms, Nc. 30 Smithfield
street. Pa. nols-dawds
TO SHIPPERS OF CRIME AND RE.
FINED PETROLEUM "OlL.—The under
signed is prepared to receive acid store Oil in large
quantities on the most favorable terms. The re
cent action of the Board of Underwriters pre
clude insuring oil stored within the city limits.
and a strong effort is hcing made to have a law
Passed by the Legislature to prevent its being
stored.
Our etoret and dock at Elizabeth Port, N. J..
afford the best facilities for storage or shipment,
a the oil can be insured and vegsels can load at
our own dock.
We will dispatch a ship to London as soon as
a cargo of oil is received at our yard. and others
will follow with regularity.
Advances made on consignments to our friends
in London.
Shin via Pennsylvania Railroad and Allentown
to Elizabeth Port.
For cards and farther information call at No.
93 Diamond street. Office No. 1 Kuhn's Law
Buildings, Pittsburgh, Penn., between the hours
of II and 12 o'clock a. m. .
WILLIAM FRAZIEB,Agent.
223 Greenwich at:. hew York.
WILLIAM MEANS, ZlActd M ' OANDULSS,
HARRISON A. COFFIN, Special Partner.
General Partners.
MEANS & COFFICI,
(Successors to IWCandless, Means & Co.:)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Corner Wood and Water Streets, •
1o10:is PITTABtIII6III. PA.
•
ROBERT ARTHITRS,
.A.'1"r0 , 111.N.E.17" A." 1"
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, _of Ohiu.
Missouri, Texas, Wisconstu,l:itaidia. New York,
°Wan,: lilinciajowa, Florida. Indiana. Len.
ucky and Miamian.
tabß6m Jab rumn STREET.
CB. SEELY.
•141 FIFTH STREET, opposite Cathedral
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT,
DEALERS IN
NOTES. BONDS. MORTGAGES and other Seen
api
_
FLUTED COLLARS AND RESTS
OF ME MOST DESIRABLE :STYLES
In Plain White and with ookoradadiats.
Sold wholesale and retail by .
EATON 31ACEEM & CO.,
Nos 17 and le Fifth stieet.
WHITE 'LEAD,' 30 CASED COW
CENTRATEDLTE; for sale b
GEORGE A.K ELLY.
tah.2s 59 Federal street. Allegheny City.
OUTICITLT URA L-
STRAWBERRY.
RASPBERRY.
and BLACKBERRY PLANTS.
BRAVE VINES,
CURRAN'T, -
and GOOSEBERRY BUSHES.
LINEAR
RHEUBARB
and Ail'AßAOrts ROOTS;
alLikof the beet quality. and warranted true to
name. For sale at 29 FIFTH STREgT.
mh22 - . KNOX.
.11MD FRUIT
-30 bash. choice - es (halves)
50 • • lee.
In *ire and for sale by
" IRAS. A. FETZER
iko• .
NOTARX'
MUSBURGN POST; FIFTH ,STREET.I
mit2l • • -
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
FOE THE REEEDY AND PEEEMEw
ENT cure Qt •
GONORRIIRA. GLEET 171:KIIIAL -
Discharger, Seminal .tfoakness.
. stone. Ineoneutriieg, Genital
• hints, Ornrel. Stricture and
A ffetwines of the .Kid-...'
ncts.and Bladder.
Which has bee , ieala upwards :of
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
in their private practice, with the entire noes....
superseding Cc-urns, CopAtea , CAPSULE% Or 1817
cotnpound hitherto known. .
SELLS' SPECIfICPILLS,
are speedy hi acti9u. oßen• effecting: acute:ln c *
few day% and when a cure is cffeCtefflt is pinion'. •
ent. They arc prepared from vegetable tub***
that are harmless on the system.ana nevedgasse._
ate the stomach. or, imPrognatti-tkie, breath sad ,
being sugar enated, all onuseous taste Is avoided. •
Na change of diet is necelisary whilst tiring. them;
nor does their action interfere with basins par
suits. Each box contains six dozen. Pills.. • .
PRICE ONEDOLLAR
and will •be sent by mail, post-paid: bi , any ad
v ertised Agent, on receipt of.themoney:-
None genuine without my
. ugusture on the
*rapper.
J. BRYAN, Rochester N.Y.. Gent! • Aitnnt .
J OSIPIL „.
. • corner Market street and DiestunuL
TEETH EXTRA C TED WITHOUT
PAIN by the use of an apparadm whered o br
clrugl or galvanic battery ire rise& Oblk
the time when the apparatag
mud to its best advantage. Medical gentlemen :;
turd their families have their teeth extracted blif • I
ray pr..eem, and are ready to testirTr as to - the:'
safety and painleamicsa of the • operation, , what- •
erlas been said by persona interested. iu.saa.
sfrtiug the contrary having no itnoWlellge..o( n l 3! • .
. .
air' A RTIFICIAL TEETH inserted'ih.every
Ayln. E. °LAMY.
134 Zimittilielciatreet.
r 1..t1.z1.1 I t F. DaLZELI.
11011 T. DALZEILI. & CO.;
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,-
AND
Dealer? in Produce and Pittsburgh Manutagtgreo
No. 251 LTRIIRTY STREET,
•
INE .811:21.11sElt * ][it tIIRItMT,
EDuenesne Ir.,y, near the Point. Will make
t 6 order; and warranted as good s. can be
made. the following machinery, viz: Steam. -
liagine. Turning. Lathes, tor wood and iron;,. - -:
Planers, fur w,lud 'and iron;.Drilling Machines;
floosie and Tobacco Screws; 'Patent-right .and ' 4
Model Machines, iu the best manner , Shafting. :
Pullies and Hangers, of all size; and varietpi,
Screws, of any diameter and pitch, to fifteen'feet
is length. Will also-make. and have on'hand..
Doctor and Nissol Engines. anti Deck Penlm i tg .
storanboate, Sze. Lathe inhear. and -other.
ing don, to order; can plane 22 inches wide, hyli .
feet 6 inches long.
.111 Orders Proull•tly Filled and Earnestly_}
N. It.—Particular at , rnl ion and pro"iup ` tttidg
given to repairs on 'Printing Presses and ether'
Machines.mylSlyd;:
Cc. CUNNUGH.I3I...D.CIINNp:FIBAIL.k. 4:ItiNUNONAIIII,
DANNSEN - ' Orgeile:'`
CH MS -d- 1:0.-‘—P Si*
BURGH GLASS'.
- house:4l9 Water tenet. and /Mk First-letreee;
Pittsburgh, Pa., three doors below the Mop" as
hela House; 3lanufaturers PittsbuWeitir
Window Glass Druggists' Glass Ware and 3mt0, 1 2
can contr. lt (floss. nw parlor windows. ehiiithee
apipublie buildings. .o
DwELumas A - Niv-Inissubs- . 0
lIENT-rDwelling on Locust .street,-.Rite
s
gllcnn two on Third street'lliree . Nithith4
street; one on. Federal street: 45 'LOVA' alireett r.
corner Scuola and Rost...corner Third And stt6sik..
Il Ruse-street; 77 Chatham street: Teniv'ttrett ,
72 Fir 4 street; . store on Market streak tWO,Pla*..
stores, corner Market and Third. - Rent of -
inp,from $76 to $4OO per a_nnum.Rnquire at the
°Bice of - i , • CUTIIDERT & SON,
61 Market street .
SLTAIDRIEII6
•
ADRIES
-10 Casks of Duff Gordon's Pale Sherry.
10 Superior Old Port. -
5
10 Madeira.
Half Pipes " qtaimigien• Band
" Guam
" Raspberry
• 5 "
In storoaartd for sale by
JOIIIEIGN NETS—
-50 Bags Almonds.
30 do Filberts,-
30 do English - Walnuts,
•
:5 do Cream Nuts.
40 do Cocoa Nuts,
Also 25 barrels Pecans and 300 bushels Pee
Nuts, in store, and for sale by
AEI3IEIII do BROS., '
Nos, 126 and 128 Wood street:
sVGAR
-30 Barrels Crushed Sugar,
30 do Granulated Sugar,
30 do Powdered do
100 do . - A-Coffee_Re9ned Sugar ;
100 do 11 do do do
In store and for sale by
REIMER & BROTHERS,
Nes.l36 andl2o Wood street.
WILLIAM CAltll & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS;:``
A 9112 Iniporters s of • "
WINES, • BRANDIN:2, 1411I21;
ALSO. ".' •
Distillers and Dealers
FINE OLD SIONOXGAIIELA.RYDWDIiSKt
827 and 229 Liberty 1289942, - :-
n o 9a s • PITTSIBILIPM. 104.
. .
SPRING GOODS
CLOTHS, 0 A gSTNIRRYS
WE WAVE NOW IN STORE A am
PLETE stock of
simazatti so•ozie, :
all new and desirable styles. which have Anna
carefully selected in New York, with aldeeireoi
Please the-most fastideous, and comprising in all
the various new fabric and acivaiiiies -91
PORMOCI,
We would nu !elicit an isirlycallfrem
our Nitro= and the pu to met ,th• swiss of
the same or:theiaselveti.
.
S*llll* . r. antie.
Merchant Taii/0.11, 1 0 ) .
No. if 11111112.111,reeL
NOTICT—BONDHOLDEIIB OW' irllllll r .-
PITT HUME, FT. WAYNE AN CHT4 , :. '
CAW. THE OHIO AND PENNSYLN'ANDL -
THE OHIO AND INDIAN AND THE •FOIFF
WAXES AND CHICAGO -MATLEO4II QOM- •-
PAN ES .— Holders of Firstlis Botta: of
the Ohio and -Pennsylvania -wadi -Coinginy;-:
the Ohio and Indiana Railroad Coroany, and the
Fort Wayne and 'Chicago Ittdiroadremparty; who ' '
hive not heretofore &mowed . their- barb Witit-. - ,.
John Ferguson, No, 35 Futestreet. under the
of reortudgatink are'again notified to•lio alt'lliii ,,
or before theist day ofAprii neat. or they wif ha t
excludediteniits'oenett --- • • - , , F.tly.
Heider. of Seeped linrtsege Bolide of Ow ,r A ,
Companies. or ' Martinet/Lou Bondi of the
berg ; Fort • Wayne and Chicago- • '...L
parry. who have not already deposited their
wr above, are notired to make appliesithin b b r i ilki
. .Isa t ab ra ,omriuttee. at say nowee„,No="
a u we r, to be admitted to the bene fi ts of ea tier , '
anuiration. on before thesame daY..
_,_ ' : ti
eluded therefrom. J. F. D. LANIER, , ' •-'
- • Chairman Perehasing Conw a gg a ra - .f,
sm. Holders of any of of the Brads '
i n the above notice can deposit them - the o '
of the Fairhurst Fort Wayne and
~-,...
way onipanyZeo. M Fifth street. in rib P .- -4. •
4,
*
Meson 18.186.-td. , Gr: Ir.. cmi l vfxt
..../cmx
Estab—
H. ,H. SMITH,
OEM=
Wholesale Grocers,
PIT'rSIVCROIt
HUGH N. BOLE.
WM. BENNE=
No. 180 Wood ft:loaf'
As 02.
AND
VESTINCS.
OP'E,
~tiact