Nkim.
w EnNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 23
CITY AD NSIGHBORMOOD INTELLNINI
Pennecy I wants Soldiers killed
at Ball's Blatr.
Our readers are aware that Governor
Curtin, who has been most earnest in his
endeavors not only to minister to the
health and comfort of our troops in the
but also to relieve the sick or woun
den in hospital, has been taking fitting
moasures to secure proper sepulture for
the remains of sue r Pennsylvanians as
have boon killed in hattie. the follow
ing report shows the result of an effort by
Dr. Crawford to provide for the inter-
went or removal of those who fell at Ball's
Bluff:
B.•rrt.k •t• BALL'S 131.1' )
VIRGINIA, April 't;:!.. I‘ .
Sr IN:aux CLXERtI.II.
Sir—hi obedience to your order dated
April 11, I proceeded with the party as
signed me to this place, arriving here early
this morning, and at once commenced
making the examination necessary to de
termine the expediency of removing the
bodies of Pennsylvania volunteers who
fell in the battle at this place on the 21st.
day of October, 1861, to the soil of _their
own State, for burial.
The advance stage of decomposition in
which I found the bodiesutterly precluded
any*ttempt at their removal. I Mund the
bodies.of our killed in that engagement de
posited-in various places—some in isola
ted gritveii all of which were in good con
dition;' but most of them had been pro
miscuously placed in , shtietts or washes,
Mrmed by recent water currents on the
declitities of the battle ground. These
had been superficially covered with earth,
and some of the bodies were exposed.—
Some had been mutilated.
Being unabic_in many eases to deter
mine-the State to which the bodies had be
longed, and finding. that the condition of
them all admitted of no recognition of their
identity, I concluded that my proper
course was to leave those which were un
disturbed in the places where I found
them: to re-inter the detached portions of
bodies in the places from which they had
beau removed; to cover them properly
with earth and stones, and guard, so tar as
could be:done, against . their future ex
posUre. I deem it proper to state that
this course received the unqualified ap-.
probation of those members of my party
who had kindred among those slain and
buried here.
Having procured a party of laborers
from Leesburg, f proceeded to curry out
this determination. A mound of earth of
sufficient thickness was thrown over the
five distinct places of promiscuous burial.
These were flagged with stones, and again
covered with earth. A large stone was
placed at each extremity of the several
lines of. graves, distinctly marking their
position. Tre fiches were dug around them,
so us to protect them from future %rushing,
and so far as possible the water courses
were changed, by digging new channels. I
Grass seed was sown upon the ut:outds,
and much pains was taken to give them u
neat appearance. No enclosure could be
erected, for want of materials.
A reliable man was engaged to attend to
keeping all things about the graves in
their present condition. The owner of
the land on which the graves are situated
is now absent in the rebel arms, and no
overseer or agent could he found.
Satisfactory assurances were given me
by the loyal citizens of Leesburg that this
Curial place of our soldiers shall in future
be properly respected.. They have kindly'
co-operated with me in carrying out the
objects which I have sought to accomplish.
A ecompanli inf.', this. transmit a utap of
the vrountl, showing, the tdtttution of all
the graves upon the field.
Very respectfully, your mitt serv't.
.1. CaAwFonn,
Assistant Surgeon, I'. V.
Attempted Suicide ofa Stranger.
On Monday a stranger in the city, about
- thirty years of age and evidently umeeltan
ic, herein search of emploirent, and:took
boarding at Ni. Sterling's, on Second
street, near Wood. Early on Tuesday
morning quite a noise was heard in the
room occupied by the stranger and, some
of the boarders entering, they found hint
in bed,a terrible gash in his throat, cutting
the wind pide almost in two. but not touch
ing any arteries. He was weak front the
loss of venous blood and a razor wag found
in the room. Dr. A C. Murdock was
sent for and sewed up the wound, but the
man was unable to speak and communica
ted by writing on a slate. He wrote his
name, "E. Williams" and in answer to
"who-cut your :throat?" replied: " I did
it myself; I could get no work to suit me.—
The unfortunate man was taken charge of
by Geo. Fortune, Esti., Secretary to the
Board of Guardians, who sent him to the
Mercy Hospital. His recovery is a mat
ter of great doubt. 0
Suit for Conspiracy.
Joseph Weaver, a tavern keeper of the
Fourth Ward. Allegheny, who, in common
with a number of other persons in the same
business,have recently had judgment given
against them for selling liquor on Sunday,
under the act of February, 1855, by which
half of the penalty of $5O goes to the in
former, entered suit for conspiracy against
fuel Teets and John Gabby. The tes
my shows that these parties had gone
iunday to the taverns of Weaver and
rge Smith, entrapped them into sell
iquor and subsequently Gabby offered
settle both cases for $25, $12,50 each,
$25 to the overseers ofthe_poor. This
. th paid, but Weaver, believing he was
imposed upon, refused to pay. He
ceordingly required to give bail under
iminal provision of the act, upon
he has not yet had a hearing. May
a held the parties to bail in the
400 each to appear at Court.
and Treasury Notes.
frequently discussed and are
the question "Are de
f the U. S. Treasury a legal
to bill nassPd by Congress
mpa:td noted a legal tender
.. and became a law on the
...telt. It enacts that the demand
notes ($60,000,000) authorized by the acts
of July 17,1861, and February 12, 1862,
shall, in - addition .to being receivable in
payment of duties or imports, be lawful
money and a legal tender in like manner,
and to the - same extent as the notes an
thorizedlo be issued by the act of Febitmly
25, 1862. A. contrary opinion prevails to
a considerable extent in many quarters,
but this we find, on examination, to be the
law.
Submerged.
The continuous rains of the past two or
three days have swollen the Allegheny and
Monongahela very much and both are now
very high. A few feet more (there being
full twenty-four feet in the channel of
either river lust evening,) will bring the
water up to the height of the last flood.
but last evening the swelling of the streams
was scarcely perceptible, and it was thought
the flood would soon begin to recede.
Some of the houses in the lower part of
Allegheny are partially submerged, but
are have heard of no serious &wage.
Sadden Death.
Mr. Hugh Thompson,an aged citizen of
Allegheny, died suddenly on Sunday ife
fling, of billions cholie. He had been en
gaged on Sata — rilay, in putting uran en
gine for Mr..lames Charles, in the Thiiti
Ward, and being taken suddenly ill, was
conveyed to the residence of Mr. Cluszl
where he expired at' five O'clock the
lowing eveninz,.
j .Hin-body was
_then- top
veyed to the residence tif-Ihrkuitid,*
Silandn.sky Street. Mr. *Thoinpacin - liras
about sixty-four years of age, and was a
worthy and-industrious citizen.
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• lett iv it a kfikiPt r tiffe
, this Mein's' o no fying h
patient 4 andtahe ptddia - ofrPittehurgh th t
he will - daiiitelrfflOWlus office here o
the. 'Orbaittetiintalkflitif-
Hu A to .winaiViootpAikboT who hfide
adoptedlbeiiihgaticin iiiiiitanant;that theiy
are not merely striving for relief from suf
fering, but the inestimable 'Watauga, of
assured health—nay, more, for life itself!
These diseases are among the most fatal of
maladies. and, however slight' they may
be now, will it' not arrested assuredly leaid
on to hopeless disorganization of the lunge.
He is happy to say, however, that heatrid
by inhalation; consumption, - bronchitis
and asthina are stripped- of half their tet
rors, and be would point out for the en
couragement of his patients the cheering
results which have followed the introduc
tion of this method of treatment in the
East. In the city of New York, where it
has been thoroughly tried, there has beein
since its introduction a decrease of no leis
than one.thousand a year in the nutnbir
dying from , consumption. Let Ahem kedp
this fact ever beCire their minds, and
steadily and hopefully persevere to the WI
and entire restoration of health.
Dr. Hunter will 'keep his office open for
the reception of patients afflicted with ca
tarrh, bronchitis, asthma and consump
tion, -up to the hour of five o'clock p. m.,
on the evening of Tuesday, April 29th.
Sale of lUnelaimed .Baggage.
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The mutual sale of unclaimed freight and
baggage accumulated by the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago Raiiroad Company:
takes place to-day at the . warehoase.of
Wallace, Wayne street. J.7o....atiVis
auctioneer and will, we dotibt
everything to the best. advantage. There
is an infinite deal of amusement connected
with these sales and many attend out of
sheer curiosity.
Herrmann.
This celebrated Wizard gave another of
his wonderful entertaiuments last evening)
at Concert Hall, where a - large'audiiince
had assembled. lie astonished and
mystified all with his slight :of 'hand and
his Second Sight is most wonderfid. His
reputation as the Prince of Magicians is
well sustained - here and• we have no
doubt he will crowd the Hall every
ni4yht.
The Relief Fiind.
The Digpatelf states that the County
Commissioners have ceased supplying
funds to district committees for relief of
families of volunteers ! the last payments
being up to the. 19th inst. Thee total
amount expended for the purpose, up to
that date
,in the neighborhood of :;.70,•
000. We understood the Commissioners
are considering the propriety of making j
auather assessment immediately.
The CubaN.
This charming danseuse was greeted by
another large and fashionable audience
last evening, almost erery,scat in the par
queue end diess circle being tilled. Sh e
sustained three characters in the ••Wir.ard
Skiff" and gave a splendid specimen of
her skill in a Greek dance. The audience
manifested their entire approval, thohgh
there was scarcely enough' dancing to sat
isfy all. To-night more, is announced,
with a drama, farce and ballet divertise
ment by Dona Isabel, Sigaor Xitnenes
and the ballet. A full house is certain.
From Our Pktioburg Expedi-
A dispatch front F. It. Itrunot, EN., at
nt Louisville. Ky., states that the steamers
Marengo and .1. W. Hallman arrived there
yesterday morning at 11 o'clock. They
brought 400 sick and wounded, -hut-most
of them will he lertut points on the river:
The boats will arrive here Maim the el
of the week and the wounded will he well
taken care or
Grand Tea Party.
Thc.ria a ' Benevulrut Society will com
mence
a Grand Tea Party at Lafayette
Hall on Thursday evening at, 7 o' clock;---
We understand that they have provided a
variety of viands and refreshments of every
deseriptiomaad alike most elegant quality,
and strange to say, this magnificent feast
is of&•red to the benevolent public fir the
meagre price of 2 cents. Everybody
should attend.
Atlantic Railroad.
Ike 'Meadville Gepe'Ldie•eie : 'There
are now four gangs of hands at work on the
railroad between here and Cambridge.—
The contractor is now advertising for live
thousand working men, for which he offers
one dollar per day. That is the highest
wages we ever heard of being given on
railroad construction of this section of
country."
Remaining the . Wounded.
An order has been issued at Yorktown,
relative to the transmission, of the wound
ed of the corps who can bear transporta
tion, and the sick, who require it, to Ship
Point, on their way to their reipective
homes. Surgeon Heichhold, of the 105th
Pennsylvania, is intrusted with its execu
tion.
Harper's Monthly.
This excellent- magazine is out for May
and for sato by W: A. Gildenfenny, Fifth
street, opposite the Theatre. ,The number
is very interesting and contains some tine
illustrated articles: Thia- popular peri
odical is still increasing in circulation.
Bitli.rds.
. _
Phil. Tiernan, one : of the most accom
plished billiard players in the country,
visited our city on Monday and played a
discount game with Mr. Win. Pinkerton,
whom ho beat 9uite easily, making a run
of y 2 and winning -the game of-2.oo.ninte.
Mr. Tiemaa, is:mittArndfo'r 4;09
Foley, who recently heat:Kavanagh in New'
York.
Furniture and Piano at Auc
tion..
Thursday morning, April 24th, at ten
o'clock, will be sold at No. 78 Second
street, superior household and kitchen
furniture, one piano, in good order, fine
oil paintings, steel engravings, chandeliers,
carpets, oil cloths, rugs, &e. See . adver
tisement.
The New Insurance Company.
Quite a large amount of the stoelvof the
Peoples' Insurance Co., was taken -yes
terday morning at the Meriliants' Ex
change, where the subscription books
were opened.
011 Items.
The Venango Spectator says - an agent of
the Japanese Government has • contracted
with a Buffslo,oll company fur . 490000
gallons of petioreuM, and that. the Van
Slyck well on the Buchanan farm was sold
last week fur $20,000. •
JOSEPH WEYER ANTHONY LEVEE.
- JOSEPH - MEYER & SON,
NANUIPACITRICU O► '
FANCY. AND PLAIN _
FURNITURE iIt , CRAILIRN
WAREHOUSE. I% SMITHFIELDqragu e
(Between Sixth street and
no, IPTITHWUMN
VAT!" -----
EXTRACTS:Ih: -WIT MONT
PAIN by the Use of en apiaritus seltireby
ito:Anigt. or galvanic . battery- are need.'. --Cold
weather is the titile A rehim the .aguanitas. ese Are
used to its best advantage. blediesil gentle:rani
and theirfamiliw have their teeth est:uteri*
91...P=16,
and a r e ready - . te testify as to' the
paisilessinai of the 'epiwithen
:lbeep , riid by pigsties intensihel. in as-
Crary barmy -no keowledge of my
WARTIPICIAL TERM laiserted in every
style. E. ()UDEN. Dentist.
nole-lydds I*4 Smithfield street.
lleilitelt— su tinr9fieki&
FLATll_Olothing Merebents. of .76
ERTY STREET. WAS dissolved on the MI
January. Ifien.
All persons indebted to said firm will call al
C. DITNKER. at 274 Liberty street, to whoa
debts and accounts have been assigned.
DUNKER & FLATII
PEMSONIIII INDEBTED TO TUE
abornalirpa erD,UNKRIIMINIAT I l ; will eadlon the
niteraiiinelf oibellire'lwt days otherwise their
*rebuilt, will lie lefrwitli the )iroper i'iflieers for
collection. r. DUNKER..
nICt-fit No. 27n. Liberty at reet.
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iIIEIOLD WATCH A ND SILT };II[
minkirvirEn riorroL AT AUCTION
On TIIITSDAY April 24th, at
clock, will ho alihl at the Masonic Ilan Alleiloll
Itouge, 55 Fifth mil rect. one Ladies t:o1.1 Watch
mad Chain, in perfe,t ranning order: alAa„ ono
rt.el hared Silver Alaanted ztha , ,st
new. Sale ImAtivo.
T. A. 31eChtiLLAND.
Auctioneer
GRATE VINES —WE HAVE A SUP
ERIOR slovk of Con,ord. Delawaro, Hart
ford Prolific!, DiaTM, Rebberea, Logan
Sce.
1103-14111 m
IC E!• IClilt 11C It...MNE CON.
NEAUT LAKE IC E-200 Tune Clear
lee, from 10 to 12 inobea thick, arrived from
Conneaut Lake. Received and furaaleon reason
able terms by
Cul! t 1.161 tiler tt ill sr. R. L. ALLEN, Agent.
me:3 ' - No.ti Weed street
Nv /lITE EMU.
--
LAKE II ERRINti,
LAKE SIIAD, 60 half hials just received
Anti for sale M ILLNIt & lIICK ETt
QALER ATVS
-10 boxes in pound and 1 pound pn peri for
sale by
att
NI IMAM & KICK Eno N
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HOCOILAtE—OA IL At CCM !MANI)
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boxe.4 in store and for sale by
RIC; MILLER Sr RICK I:TSON.
.6.l4.4wrcur A LE . .. --STRONG,"
► Lid —Pale India; .juat received
and for wale by
ap:S MILLER Sr RICKETSON.
gimp roaisui. OF EVERY QWALITY
V for sale by BOW,E & TETLEY.
p 2.1 Liti 'Wood aruet.
TRUSS HOOPS. FOR MALE LOW ny
BOWN & TETLEY::
13d Wood stmt.
2,000 CANE VOLES FOR SALE
by
BON & TETLBY.
ligurzation MOIMEMIOLD FITIRKI.
TuTos. PIANO. ike, at Minden:4la Thu ens
dray tussgullog i , April 114. at 10 &cloak. will be
sold at No. 7$ Jocund street, a large amount of
superior household and Kitchen Furniture. own
prising one Mahogany Piano, in good order: Ma
hogany Secretary lad • Beek Cate. Mahogany Bu
reaus, Hair Seats Sofas, Mahogany Sofa Seat
Chairs, Calle Seat Chairs, Sofa and Cane Seat
Rockers, Ottomans. Side Tables. Card Tables, Di
ning Tables, Stands. Mahogany list Reek, Man
tle Ornaments—Clocks. Window Shades, Goa Fix
tures, Partin% Dining and Chamber Carpets, Stair
Carpets. Oil Cloths, Rum fine Oil Paintings. Steel
Engravings, Looking Glasses, Fenders, :Retiree
gor Parlor and Cook Stoves (nearly new) Road
steads, Lounges. Enclosed Kash Stands, one Sew
ing
Machine, China Sett, Cooking rtensils. Crock
ery, Cutlery .t:c. Also, one magnificent sett of
rer
''he house is for sale or to let.
'V. A. JIeeI,ELLASb. Auctioneer.
'forms, tandt, par funds.
sp
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WA 11i TEDTO REVS', A SHALL
HOUSE with Fourßoouts, must be in good
ten:dile order, either in Allegheny or Pittsburgh
at a reasanahle rent. Will thd a go.ui
gentleman anti wife and one child. Addre:Li !lox
317. Allegheny o, OP= t
EETING.- -.• MEET H
MEETING OF TE
Iva CoNSTITUTION'A UNION 11.310CRA -
CV will he held at *alter's lintel, Federal street,
Allegheny, on Saturday evening, April 241 th. at
7 1-2 o'clock. A general attendance is request
ed. ap22:413t
HORNE'S NEW WHOLESALE
MILLINERY ROOMS,
SECOND AND THIRD STORIES,
Nos. 77 and 79
MARKET STREET.
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS THIS SEASON.
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN AN
ueunehor to our eustouiero that we have
open at our new
WHOLESALE MILLINERY KOONS,
end here just received the lanteetund cheapest
stoek 6f gooda wehave over offered to the trade.
Bonnets, of Ml Myles and kind.,
Hata for Infanta and Milne*,
Shaker Hood., !French Flow err.
Rennet MM..
Black and White Silk Uteri.
Emanate Crape and Bonsbaalasea.
Plaid Silks and Elennees.
BONNET RIBBONS,
from the New York Auctions. at prices as low us
they are sold in any Eastern Jobbing House.
Country Merchants and Milliners are invited to
call and examine our stock hethre making their
purchases.
JOSEPH HORNE,
77 SIAREET STREET
rsr 11E4%1 VED
A largo amortmout of (louts and Boy 4
FRENCH CALF BOOTS,
CALF AND PATENT LEATHER
CONGRESS GAITERS,
W. H. & CO.'S,
31 FIFTH STREET.
G U EAT INDITCENENTN NOW
OFFERING TO BUYERS,
either Whol Ii or Retail. at the Cheap Caeh
BOOT AND SHOJI STORB OP
JON, H. BORLAND,
14,19 98 Market at.; 2d door fr Fifth.
NEW DRESS 0001)5
NEW DREM 1614ME1INI
rw nstaw 4 0 1
N EW CALICOOI.
N EW CALICOES
N LW CALICOEN.
W. &. D. HUG UEL
LAST SUMMER SILK,*
SELLING AI 75 CENTY.
WORTH zWIBOM .$1,96
rro si,ae PER YARD
W. dc D. HILIGILTB.
atrs.- :•• eoruerFiftb aid Market streets
.
*IP - 20 Casks Muir & Sens Scotch Ale;
3 Pipes Jamaica Rum:
3 Bids. Pure Blackberry Brandy;
Mt /oxen Claret Wide. In store and fur sale
WM. BENNETT.
Nu. IVO Wood street.
/DUN GOODSZBOOTIN, SHOES AND
CUTLER rat Aggtion. on Howdy, Tomoday-amidigrealosalar. 111 and 7 1.2
(o'clock. at Masonic , Hall Auction House, will be
void to close consignments. a large quantity of
goods, eoutprisingin pert Prints, Helainec,_Bleek
silks. De DueaL Inch Linens. Towels,
TablaCietleu p
Fousuedders. ere le Boots. Mow
and Liters, for Men, Worn.* ana Children, also,
u lure. quantity of choice Table and Pocket Cut
laaakee Notions, Ike., which mast be sold
without ' to ifn;"tc, , , 4l flariatriti'-'-
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Auctioneer.
A 'PLED OAK PAPER. ameraitas P tl
IF V. noish, can birwaibed. fur aalsby
'W. P. MARSHALL.
87 Wood meet.
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, chonikauilthit:pitidittiinenntiriinifiatiejniettidiv
invited in eall and examine hens. ; id Ake: mo vie
wareroimm of ../011N. It. MELLOR;
ap z: . ' • lifit'lltneid•itreet.:
*20401
1•1.1.YOS.
.
Very handsome Itosewood 7 octave Piano, will
urerstrung Ham stripy& dull iron frame. grind ue
tiun. carved leas, pedal and tuusi& ilmolt.•autit/o
just revolved and. fur sale by
ap2:: JOHN 11. MELL OR, SI Wood street.
I d IOR MALE. ATA BAHGAIIIN-;-A3ll OR.
GAN MELODEON. with four Litoim anti two
hanks of keys of fi oetaeen. Rag been in use in a
private family lens than two years, and in in ex
cellent order in every respect. The style of furni
ture is eery handsome, anti equal to the best
wade Piano Forte. Manufactiirerstinier , ,t.nu iu
Boston; for salenow titrisl:ll cash, bv
mitt JOHN 11. MELLON,. MI Wood At mat.
I%IIAtiON 41 . HAMLIN*S .MELADIRONS
iV at $150,5100. $75,560 antl3ls. received alai
*Bala by JOHN H. MELLOIt,
ap23 SI Woad strgat.
J. KNOT,
;in. Nigh ttreet
UltickERING .PIANON-12
7 Octave Chickening Pianos. received and
for sale by JOHN H.. MELLOR.
neat BI Wood street.
A ELTON II OT II ER IV arE W
AIL YORK PIANOS--Auother supply of the
largo Seven octavo' Rosewood Pianos. from
Ilarelton Brothers. New York. just received nod'
for sate - JOHN lI.MELLOR,
Wood street.
QECOND.HABIDED PIANOS, AT :t.;•!23
:ilk $75. iploosl2i and $1.51) for salu by
atilt JOHN 11. MELIA/R.Bl {Vitoil street
THE CHANNINGS.
AN ENTIRE NEW NOVEL,
BY ArIII4OR OF BEMS.,
HE CHANNINGS!
By Author of " Earl's Heirs."
► 111 E CHANNILICLM, A DOAIEATIC
NOVEL OF REAL LITE. By Oho outhi.r
13 lVood street
is in press from the advanced sheets. and now
ready, in a huge Mare vtil awe nitaill pager, large
type. doable eeltutiu, and printed on the finest
and best of white paper.
Price. 50 cents in Pttpo.t. Cover, f.r. 7 centi in
Cloth.
Fur sale by
HENRY
NOS. 71 AND 711 FIFER STREET.
next dour to poet Offiee. ap22
THE LATENT
AMES' MISSES' BA. I,MuI:A LS
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
LASTING CONGRESS LACE
Hutton Gaiters, at
W. E. scHmEirrz a CO.'
LuVI.B RCINEILEC........CUAIVVITR/N. R. 9 I MM. E
HEINEMAN, MEYRAN & SIEDLE,
o. 42 FIFTH STREET.
Pi..
W11.11.E3.111.1: AND . BATAII, 1.E41.1i11S IN
WITCHES, JEWURI,
DIAMONDS,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
CLOCKS,
of every description
FANCY GOODS,
Bronze Statuary, el E.
waTc A ERS"I4 101,S,
Matorlalri and. Zatiooll Ine ry.
IV hulwale /Watley ti!rtbeeclehrated
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Manufactured at Waltham, Mara
apl6
PATENT WRITING CASE
rim= CASE IMMO ABIRANGED AS TO
AL give the writer,* table eight by Line iuohes
to write upon. will hold
Pen and Pencil.
India Rubber,
one yet will Mid up so as to measure only !44
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EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
FURNITIrRE.
lie. 45 tinellthaeld Street,
A FULL, misoarmalwf .or
!Pittsburgh Nanufaiiinred Furnituire,
•
consiour. on hand. whick trill sell at the
lortAiniare hr CAAL myitktr:_h_
J. H. CASIDA344 - • "
IF • S EU,
OFFIC_R, ROOM NO. 12 BILRILBII BUILDING.
FOURTH STREET . Pittsburgh. Pa.
Bond ad . •
• 2,- .
Stit.Oß. SVLPMATL OF -MORPHIA
last received eatibreele
111101102 A. KELLY.
Federal street, Allegheny.
THE CHANNINGS!
THE CHANNIN(;S!
"EARLS HEIRS
31 FIFTH STREET.
and Inkstand
mind Cheekowts,
Meeker Board.
inches by 2 inches
W. N. HAVEN,
WOOD & THIRD STS
=4XCI
IHMTSnaTlfgilli
this ittorninediiafeil ifself to a litrther
Vretit'llo'4 catapaiga i l , Missouri'. The
debate arose on iltir. , iiiven's resolution to
bring -. suit agivin;i Prettiont for
disll4•Senienta of the public . money. and
the disetission took a whin ran g e in
which the friends arid opponents of the
Pathfinder ventilated their vieivA a:
length.
Frelitont Detirnded.
Mr. COLFAX- replied that the gent:c
m:in had had frequent opportunitic in
the meanwhile to make Iris speech. Why
did he wait until Fremont was in front of
the enemy, and then hurl arrows flout this
legislative council at his hack? tkminnut
justice would demand that hr. should
let slime until the end. of the war, when
the gentleman's malignity could be stated
to as full extent. The gentleman had in
fanned him t Mr. Colfax,l bef tee the evi•
deuce was officially published. that he was
Opposed to and hittl lost confidence in Fro
nowt, predicating his opinions only
newspaper. statements.
Mr. DI V EN - said ho had no ree,,lleettoh
such au occupation.
Mr. COLFAX said It took 'place at the
Si. Nicholas lintel. bel,•r e the meeting 011
Congress. Why ails not this movement
uncle against Fremont a hen he was not in
act ire command? Why now seek to de
prive him of his influence with ilia taCers
and men, and bring him into n criminal
Court?
Mr. DI VEN said he did not itropos to
bring him into a criminal court. but to a
suit ut law.
Mr. COLFAX replied that it was - virtu-
ally making him a criminal. fie: believed
the expenditures connected with the forth
tic:aliens at St. Louis were extravagant,but
mentioned the circumstances which ex
tenuated the expenditure. that Frenp.itt
was just leaving St. Louie to attack Price;
and that perhaps anon,' find 61-II .sat ad
in the smaller number of Men re.iiiirmi to
defend St. Louis to make np the eveei.q.
Repartee.
Mr. MALLORY, ( Ky. I suggested that
the frii.nds of Fremont should
investigation in order to relieve him the
pending charges.
Mr. COLE X 6ontinue.i, : - tying the
restoration of Fremont to command by
the Preshient was in tha tottur4
cation of hia ehiiraeter.
.Mr.
.111 VEN diselitimed hohling
uutlicet°ward Frelalolll. Who IS m a SI raliger
to him.
Mr. Ill.; Wmayeti to
illus
trate guiltloint m f rom
New York. .
11r. DIVEN of,tild not sof. ihrt algdi
.116.01.
Mr. LOVEJOY — Th.Ik rend Virgil.
Mr. DIVEN -11 ti n, Intoti.r um to
comment, the Atith• !lOW.
Mr. IA ivE.toY said
.that while Fre
mont Wag in the presbuto the OfiefillY if
looked like 111111112 P prillelNVihtl3 in arraign
him.
Compurbilutm:
Mr. COLFAX repeated that he did not
approve of the fortincation contraets, but
other Generals had made far worse mis
takes. Ile instanced the lack of transpor
tation at Hall's Muff. Me was willing to
condemn Fremont for his faults, for he
knew that no HUM was perfect. 'After
further remarks in vindication of F r ,
WOW, lift Sttill ye this RUM a chanee
to be hard before he is stricken down by
the er paste testimony of eonatnitterm,who
publish the evidence in his It11:401170 as con
clusive. without giving him an opportuni
ty to cross-examine the witnesses. Hut it
is well known'thut the Committee on the
t!tooltiet of the Yar believe him exoners
t•il.—
Why Fremont was Reimanled.
Mr. BLIA It of Mo., during the debate,
raid the President may, in consideration
of the political . influence brought to hear
upon him. have reinstated Fremont in
command, in order to prevent a division of
Northern sentiment, placing him in the
Mountain Department, where he could do
no harm and uo good. The people.ofMis•
souri were made to suffer by - Fremont
bringing California friends into that
State, and were obliged to wait for six or
eight months for their money, while the
speculators obtained advan c e pay ttttt nts.
Mr. COLFAX inquired how .1. C.
Woods (71111111 to he placed on Fremont's
staff.
Californians.
Mr. 111. A in replied that Woods came
with a pass from lleauregard, and wits em
ployed by his t_Mr. Blair's e brother as a
spy. to ge,t the mails through Baltimore.
us a man of capacity. skill and courage.--
Woods came here with it gang of Californ
ians, whom 'he considered the basest on
earth, and it seems there was a natural af
finity between them and Fremont.
COIsFAX said he understood from
Geu. Freiuont that WOod was placed in
command through the influence of the
Blair family.
Mr. BLAIR .acknowledged that, be had
deeply repented it. and if pordoned, Fre
mont would never get into another s u m-
mend with his help. As the gentl/pian
from Indiana had picked up .this east off,
he would soon get sick of him.
The Negro 14111446.1011.
Mr. COX, of Ohio. submitted thin
lowing resolutions :
Resolved, That the Secretary of War be
requested to inform this !louse upon the
following facts :
First, What ha delayed the reply to the
rettelution of this House eadling-for. .infor
,mation as ' , to the age, stkinoodition, &c.,
of the.Africens employed in 60111. Wool's
Department 7.: I .
Second, What number of Slaves bare
been brought into this District by army
officers or other agents. Of the Government,
from the State of Virginia since the artily
abandoned the possession of MIIIIRSMIIS and
their lines on the Potomac ?
Third. What, number of fugitives front
Maryland and. Virginia are now in the city
of Washington, with their se!: and proba
ble ages ?
Fourth. What number is now or hare
been sent to Frederick, Md.
Fifth. 110'w Many are now fed and sup
ported by the money of. the. United
upproprinW by Congress to prosecute the
war?
Sixth. By what authority negrees, old
and young, Male's 'and fetintles,'Were scut
from Virginia, - hy . ..rnilroltd,` to Philadel
phia, and at whose expense, and the
amount of expense,. and' the purpiem for
which they were sent.? ' .. •
Seventh. If ' he has not the mentig
answer thesejinquiries, that lie take the.
neeosSary steps to obtain the information.
I)ti" motion of Mr. VEI OV. t111..r
the motion was tabled—yeas MI: nays.
—the Itepuldienns. generally. voting in The
affirmative.
The Weather.
The spring weather of last week is en•
ti rely waisheil Out of memory by a torrent
of ruin. which has poured all day long with
a determination worthy of the rainy
sca
.ou of the tropic. The t itil are again
almost impassable with mud.
1111A011741 AT IA lIWITS7I.
..
ilroaseas Ghdters 7A
Uwe its Nise i *
IPTMAlNisuallilly, Lam a's's Milk
Geste' runigreoll• only $1 eo.
so w , , Nl/. 62 F FTH.S.TILEET.
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idjst
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NOTES, BONDS. MORTQAMta sad other Secu
rities sp4
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CA.4;,,/ I:A,ll,ltitAlt.thillPAN will. on 11" I.l'
NP.:,4I)AT A ,Ceb.ck A. M... di--
tome of, by publie :tt the ICurello,l,.e oi
WALLACK on Wayne Arne*. between Peoo and
Liberty Ptreot,,. rithdoiralt, the IblloH h; ,t,t,•
vies of utieligiute,l Freight gm,' floggaLt".
tl. DAVlS..thetioover,.
•
No. 1, NV. K raltnestoek, I barrel; 2 Tay 1.. r A
Neweomb, hd dry hide.: 4. 111, harcel
billet:hog: 5, W. 11. Walker, 4 boxes ll4 S. 11. Clark, bo x a se it
loose Whet 1.1, 1. barrel; 11, .1.
11.)41 leLaur el .l l6. I. Minor. 2 44. kegs.:
17..1. 11.1:11ork, horn.' ink; Is. Flouting !teed,
le.s : 19. A. Palmer. 1:. 1, Falote•a el: a t e., 14:411
el white lead: 22. 11. 111dlacr. 2 barrels
rp
meol: Irate: 21, E. Thompson,
b o x drugs 2 -4, W. box 11111:4,1: :".11,- Inn
sen Son , , barrel v. ail: t frail; Brom:it A Co..
bundle steel: 1:1, Banson l s . - 1 1 rook: 31. XV.
Britton, bundle rel.,: 32, A. Iheleart. b o x ; D.
Moore. roll. .p. points: :hi, .1: 7 1.1. Johns on ,
keg tolntee.,e 37. It. E. Finlon, 2 coil tope;
'lle, lot baskets: 311. J. Sheets, stove en , ting;
.44. Mott bundle double trees ,it reaping knite:
40. Mary A. Burns, box; 41 to. 48. D. Pommy,
slump 111110/1111e; 493144:7A A. Cook. porn Illlli 1,,, g
and lever; 51. 31r. Sumner, 7 horse rake- '
!.:1, 11,
newly, lath inaehitte; .744, C. A. l'lnsyer. 4 bole!.
5.1, J. Fink, barrel wheat; :17 and 1?. ,
Plaitt, straw cutter anol wheel; :Al, IL 31errea. L.
horse raker; 61, no hunk,'' bundles steel; 61, if.
I:mher, boy; trl .1. W. Baugh. 2 halt barrels;
1.57 .1. 11. 111411111414%.; 119. 31. Bash box
seed: il, I'. Lereverer, ti planter , : 71 : It, A.
crano, box: 71, 31. Itoblinger, halt barrel
liquor; lot gunny bag , 75, A100..:4. !I m ho f.
b e ll: 4. :l4 F. dl 0 4 4 ) 4...3 ba1e1..h4ret . .514.1 E.. ktr. , 1...e1::•
31 g 0 n ,,, L. So,. loos amt
walv; 81, 11 111:4..1 Ce„ bake 52..1. hol.insato.
Panne , : 31. Briggs, to. slave: 51, IL & Soo. ti plow.
point- :4:4, hells: s.O. 2 ;.are iron; .47, bundle nail:
SY. .t 4141):,...!:. 1.,i box,": SP, A. Cloler. 14.1 v:
:41, 6, Roloenback, bundle sacks; 91. T. stilolos.
ati t oott beams: 92. IL 114.44dyear, plow vesting: h.:.
IL 1.. Davis. box: 91. Winters. loos: tl.
rrvitte ,t tongue; 97, A. A. 'Walker, hi boxes
.114tgs: 91„1. It. Stoner, parts shingle utntl.iur: !11.
let grave Alone.; 101, 1,64 X dieWillell awl
104 Ann S. Gable. 2 1.01e4 1,044kie 11E%
j ev: 1111, In .oil berreli; Inn. .1. Parrott, lot grave
stones; 107, Illulzartl & rultivator pole and
2 teeth: Ina, B, 11. Stamm', lot spit brooms; 1119,
Fink,"vote Phillitelt4; lie, 11. W. StrattAtt, lot
household tr.... 414111, L. Roberts. I.ft r steel; 112
ead.ina; 113, lily toyer A Reather.Kviiporttlat. l'uta
14. A. U Wigden, Caning: Ilf..lllSiity4r, Butt-
Day, tot Sugar 1' 4 .04. 5....41: 114, 11. F. %V 441.41. !
1 .. .1.77ti.rt: 117. IL II:lake:1.01V. 1..1 Stone 114.1-
11.4, . 11. Foster, hack 1 lorriotees
121,• 11. sllwa..• Drill Tongue; 122. IL
1.1-41ter. Box; 12.1. tllass Ware: 121. 1 1 .1
Maine/I, thole 114-.1tlio.:; 1.5.:4. 7 Rars Steel: .1
Clueshon, Lox Itrug,..: 11:1, Wright A. Cot:nese, pair
Double T reel 113 1 , IL fielder, Iron Shaft: hho.
tittle 1..'., elle 1:11,. Pee. Spring; 122. loot Plow
Poitols: 111. lot L. Iloilo,: 135. r tootlng,:.
LW and 117 Ted Kettle noel Pillon: Vs,
iron 14.11: 140. Pee reaper: 141. JI. 31. Mett.all:
jointer; 142 ./. It. Richey, box (1. nat.:: .1.
C. &IV 11. Doehring. b o x wooden ware: 141..1.
Dyer, boxes drags:: 115, 11, S. 11 . 4.4tyer. Pee. 1
wheat /44/, uutuWit fuel ILO:: 147. 41.
W. Log giails„trare; 14a, W. 119,
twe et 4.0 40111145111t6,411. • Reek, hex; 1:41, Kelly A
Wigeon, bahmeewheel: Iless, lever roller; i
152. 11, ErailieWbus•dri/gat t 6 14 Wt S. Hae ca'. I ' ll ' l.
ions; J.:,•11,414e.W. 10..lbaidllere: fellow, • let', J.
Fliekinger, lot grave stones; 157. ,
wooden -ate; 11 - .4.11. W. box 0. ware: 155 and 114 1 , 1
two Illitek trunk , : 161, W Wet-, box plow points;
1412, P. W. C. • 11.• it.. 41 foies and 6 bundles
163, ire, loov: 161, A tiregg. lons drite.42
165. J. Kennedy, taw& atove: Vateardall:
stove top; 167. Norton, sacks rae;s: 16;!:..1, llttelo., I
inger, lot grave stones: 165, 11. 11. Fleet, lat gray -
stones; Itoloinsou. grave stones: 170. S, 41.
Avrell. grave 171. en,v...0 0h ,... : I
1:2 A. Sililling. tode hops: 17 1 . int.: toes
lA. 1/.41. Wi , 04.1,40v: 174 - .. P. F. 3 C. it. It.. I.lnlll,
iron: 176..). Mayberry. 2 elieste - and Nos; 11. 11,1
4‘...d5: 177 loe.. loos: I
170. Men-bent S, ,t 4 . 0„ .44.4.14.440ve; .1.1
Crouse. 9 bate, window glass:
P. 4 barrels lime; 1112, loark mill and;
lever: Is.:, 4.61 4 ; IS4, saw 1576 thr.•e
I.el 4l iale I%'. ry
rota: utaehinery;
Ina.. , Sharp Santreeni, box;-147:K Motel; 11..1114-
31ank .1. AA. lieekerthor,• It. W. & 31..1. Wolf.
bit C. lot grave stones:: 181. two 011 . siteks; late,
Itosselt Trunk; .191, Katherine 111ctlowell, lot
household griods: 192-F',.ll'. •Farthey.'2 tubs and
baal 11 1 4. J. Drupe, ex yoke; 10.. pig lead; Its;.
W. Carl, box; P. l 7.W.Perry.-box tea: lan Thos.
Benskin, had ehest: .
lied - well, k., A . :butter:
201. D. Sahinyer, .keg Dauer: • 'lll, S. Bandiek.
jointer; Wr..! • Airs. Wood, boy; 2/0. It Melvin; halt l.ol. 31. 1.1. Aar:than. 2 boxeieloeks. 1 box weight , :
917 & 208. Ash & Agnew. 10 hartsols oil; Lltl, S. H.
Mott ituter.la rge twit iron Hooter wheel:2ll, 212,213,
tub: !acorn threshing sioneloine, In plow I la; 214,
T.& A. slab steel: :nr,. Jot; A.- butter; 246.
.1. Harp. hall' barrel an d . keg uliple butter:
216, Pins. F.ll'. & I'. It. IL. 2 gook :doves. 2 4 - ovens,
2 pots: 217, Straw earriet.:2l3.sark eoltee: 219 la+
tAtar. smuts; 11. %V. Swith,wheat drill and
tongue; 'M. %V. ll.l'opps, wheat drill and tongue:
223, J. Artioek, box druogs: '22,1 •••• 1 Goodwin. It.
chair 2LIL C. V. Nelson. box dnigs; 227. .I.
box: 2211, J:l'. Ileagy. box: 2:21. W. A5i.i0r4 , 4441.1.44X
2411„ Ward, & 11. a owed!,.' W. ,ash; 21, W.
Chapman bundle and five pieces stoveplates; ttt:.
J. Anders ~,,, hart ester complete: bundle
fellows: 2.350). Latitorettx, Out :tone: 216..1. Long,
Hruin rarrier: 2.17; IL 11. Cosgrove. move:;2:4ti.
aig & Bro.. Ina drugs; 211'. it. Oli ver , crate. Y.
ware; 2414 S. Beaty. box drugs:2ll. P. & C. Smith, box drugs; 243. 11. J. Boyd. box ilnags: 244. T. 31,...
Cullum, bundle iron. string nuts: 246, .1;
Verhe....s. double tree; 247 Milli 2411, A. & .1.
Bowman. 2 1.1111:4 plow leriots: 2.111. S. tarker, east
wheel ; 2F.2. W. 11. Sholl. 2 pieces Seed arill,• 213.
Snyder .x • largeeog wheel pattern: 254. Wil
ton. patent churn: 27;' J. Britton, pee. machin
ery; 2544 Kennedy. upright saw: 257. R. Watson,
brl. cement; 24.7, McKee & Brother. brb
lamps; :".p, leis. salt; 261, O. Waree'.3l2,
Asa Evans. Evans. I%'. S. barely &CO., box: ;M, bag
wook • Duff, box lire brick; :Ain. Dial;
It. 11 are: Wig. 44. W. 269 table: 270, S. Miller ,t
C. & Co., al. 11. W, 273, James Stewart, trunk: 75,
pert bed stead: ..11%.. r - re 2:7 J. 11,-2 pots : '27B.
furanee doors; 279,4 Iron pot,• . IStl. t. Winne, p.
stove: 20. Bitc.hpock .k McCrea:T. threstonit
Cramer, barrel hickory nuts; Lti3, N.
31.. 2 kegs nail* atl. Ingham At Brim*. 51nurs rag::
E. P. 1.., bag; 2titi, fond bundles L. rods :
28 7 . two bills hoop iron: LISS, two pea. iron bands:
"an. 3 plow wing", pan plow easting; maehitie
casting, two pieces iron; 21/1, metal pipe; V 2,11. L.
Noble and Fixed k CO, bag 14 bags; • :91, Dr.
Wright, box pills: 214 Fisk,,, CO., box: 21ln, N.
11. L. boll. shovels; 2)7, .A. C. D., tumbling
shalt; Sb, H. Iluatunan. keg A. Butter; LI% 3t,,A
2 vook Moves: 3110. It - box, W: 301. S. o
boxes. W. 0: ;4K. B. ,t boxs. min,::kts, w.
Masten; box: 31/4. I'll - " box ti. 11'::I1', C. U, & 11.
box W; Bk CO., 15 bundles and 6 sheets
sheet iron; '3O;. bag rag* 2746, small roll oil cloth;
•3119, dry hide 310; Kennedy. box aeidt' nil, .1. A,
Snyder, hex:3ll2. lot cow tailm.3l3, 1. 1 11; 314. I'. r
%V. C. It. H., Idol Q. ware; 315, P. P. %V. e. IL 11
1.61:
BAGGAGE
No: 1, A. Wilton, oil cloth sack: -. 4 figured car
net bac S.-Soared carpet bar 4: ail cloth' ackf
oil clout souk; G. oil clothasek: 7. oil c do;
Funk oil c melt; y, figured e bag; ]U . oil c rack; 11
oil 0 sack; 12. oil dig 13„ do; 14. carpet ordeliel:.
13., oil e Jack; Ail, striped c bas.l7; oil o sack; 18
stoked c bag; 19 Ryder oil cloth dark; 29, oil e sk:
21 oil meek; Hine kin oil c gook: 234 oil i•
Back 24. 011 e de:.. J. A. 31'Elroy hand trunk:
Kerr Heim liothoat„ emigrant eking. New
York to Pittsburgh check 1417; .1'.1.! %inane
man. black leather trunk: :Z:1, yellow leather tn.. a
7.9. O. Pottiest,: M. D.. black trunk: 30, A. K
Bair. yellow leather itnnik:;ll.4.llark
go and Layton cheek. 8:01:34, Thomas Dermal, re.l
cheat. emigrant Cheek 42 Philadedebia; Sl, 11. C.
Boylan, black trunk; 34. J. 'Weingardner, yellow.
lisilerunk:3s black trunk: 3t‘.. D. A. Reeder.
p. A.Reeder, hl. * Aand ; trunk!
".Stnith, yellow leather trunk; 40, bag; 41'
sundries; 42, old sag; 48„ T. Walnut. bag; , 44, Car
olina M. Gardener, bog: 454 bag bankers: V,
A. P. Agerod, box; 471 lizabothOloiaten.' oil cloth '
sack and umbrella. 48, bag root.: V. F. L. Take
berry. yellow .leather trunk; 30, Prof. Fi-ke. fig-.
ured carnet -bag; fil, - E.-W. Hunt:Yellow leather
ranee; Timothy Kiennr : oii 'cloth' Hack; 03,
Thomas Halpin, oil cloth sack: and 8$ two
low hand Wookti'ehicago ru.t Pittlhtingh elteekt!,
4a9tl and .03S. . • . • .
. . . . .
Personsatahaing ager of the foiegoitit acceribed
articleo of freight or baggage, which have accu
mulated in the unclaimed- freight. and Ibiggage
room of this company :will plesumaPPLY to the un
demigned. with .proof: of ownership, +preidow , to
the day of 'sale: pay there. and lON dol./cone
away. .11y order of. JO Ili J. tiOUSTOJI,
• General Freight Agent,
GeneralSmarreead Lost Fmnagbt. Agent.
PittabtaihdAssre
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IIEL.111111)1.1/8 It 111 for. Weak Neryto
LIEGAIMAYS 111131 ter timers! Debilliti
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turner Market street awl the Diamond.
a ....tiler Market al real sail the Die I.
A lull assortiaptit I .1 - It bbbb ge liquid Hod dry .
Pearl Powders. Chalk Balls. Hold s ,'
Sli en Fuoi. Ice.. *Drays "gt head.
ENfil roe
IRON . AND NAIL WORKS
Mannfuourere of
Ikar,Abert. Helfer Plate,Haap,
rad T grackter.. 1 4. 1 0 - aIsOMPOk ea ;
Soreeli, Sissay T kril and Flat I:a r It ailr
I ron for Coed Work.
Work,. aro sajoining flu CITY tiA3 W olt
Wurehouge. ND. Wllkateralreet nod !II
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Milton A) ettA,
te."The eyettititat Lwillvin
there were 2i tet4 water in iherh&irirt tividijAl, 4
per holm. :
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120 mler. veil! iss re for theolslveports is ittaroise
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tor It.. 10 1 IN FLACK.
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t'imilliata•r, will tea ve its alkire anapupee4l
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Far calro. Leals.,ll4ellemi;;;,4si
RiellYaqui% amid . 10 11:1Plitelr-..i
TUESDAY. P. 3e .
ramiatitiorffig
steamer' roan Taft; 51...
untuntamier, n• ill lea e for dot "bp,* aund
intermediate liOrtA as annottneed it hove.
Fur freight or ttemagesititifirdbutlakt4l4E.w.!
J Y. Gl VerpolkaOrt :
Of J..YLAClZi:Airmitl.=' , . 4',;
' For Cairo.. Swint
bevy UP auted.Ho Int
THIS PAY. AMYL w:w.
THE 141PLIINDIAIII P.lll6ltiE*-
•••-•-•• :ter st e r I):Vt:6TA 1 1 1$ 40 01_
rit.lor.n. e•eitrortitler. !ear+ 1411:444.4?".4
annnn o.A. - -
For freight or paean ge allltat
Lieilig,t El.se ."Ir ' H
Lewis. mi
For Clue.innall. sallea..alG;ll4lllla.
Galena, Dublin tie NI. rfillialff
IVELiNESDAY. AP.HII2I. 10 - A:4111: A.
_lit
THE
E. goteket E WI43T.I(IYRSIVkia
.
V:ltlS. 1...011112111iier• will Wire far thikit v
ports its isnuo aural. " •
For "r pamafte filar
,I; It. 'I NiPsyelt
• -Ainat.
- -
For Cincinnati sind - Ltiiiiitailfilic
WEUNKSDAY , 21. A
u. TINE rs NE ArrE.t astiktiz.
- • - ZI E 11$ ILTIN, P. T. Illtows;:eollit
wander. will leave tor the *hove purl* militia
almincol
For freight or pa,, , .a.e at On I.oll4,ettlib ;4 .
.1. li. I.IIbISTIAN . Ag I:ll),Asjitula
For NI. 11.4)itis.
island, Dubuque asidMililitt
.
'3loNDtir :2 . 5 T ' ll4
.. . •
Tilt lEETE,Ears
MONITR. Cpt.e . 4.2lNida.
will leave for the shove is lallalNett
For! raisin 'urinal:owe appy.ett hear or to
aid. J. fi. VIN (ably& 113.41.A40at.
Regular; Tigeonlay_ or
Maiietta and Zanesville.
vita: Valin vbstainalliZiS
et ea in et b".. 3jl A GRAHAM..eIk.
.Inflow Ayers. e uaanandur. lett% a* Pitisburah
very TI k.:SDA 1. at ,4 P. calf
every Flt10A1• eta n. m. •
Fur freight or passase lipids' on 1 , 040 Or tOA
' . IS. 1.1. VI Nlieft/N & CO.Aittit u V
For nearer._ innibestilliti and
.
i t AGM!",:ti Tisk ioEcitETEriuii*Eau.
T. 311:ouabe. R. A. Al overaisocell
wander. leaves: for the allure parte Aem m ihyr,
Wednesday ant Friday at 12 M.- - ; 01.7
Fur freight fill' appl y ow owed att14..1
tlel4 .- J. COLLINS k CO.. WelerieneeNl
For Marietta. Pa rlee - r '' - lb.a
- - iiiii
Gallipalis sail - Parttaimbitilli.
. ...,
,„, ~
EVERY WEDNitibAY, 4 P., - .M.,:i 3 ... t._
Tux attsAissoi atizsaimit.
'Captain Mow 'Acme. lleavaikiter
ee turr, , arietta. Parkereberyi sad Onilipliq
making weekly trilm I.nnnint. rilbsband___ .....ev.ew
IV EDI% KsD Al at -4 n - nnwir. and reminnTs warn
lisffitridis every FRIDAY Est, 8 tietiunk. -- . i :;:ri;:-.E.e
uthal J. U. LIVINUSUN Jc etk...11,
Far ht. Louts and 2111iumuli
WEL/NE...MAY. APRIL
- TUE rEmszex. moor&
Passenger Steamer S. blicAlrgi.
cornimutder, will leave td.mitre
puns u per announcement. For frejant, larjpan
aage apply on board or to , -
oott ti(VINGSTON*CO:.*Amta
...
WHEELER & ViIIO pt
Sewing Mitehhui4
NO. 27 FIFTII STREET. PlTT3Btr~tau:' d.
A we rtle,l flee Fir*/ Premium tit Mi.,
united States -Fair
FOR .THE. YEARS
115139 ated..1860:4
upWAIRDS 1.4'
MA eft EN ES ifolet in-the
20.000 MAIM : THE PAbT YEAR'
ire offer to the . nubile wmuffey.ta WSW
SOIi:ff',IMPROVED SEWINGLIIILOWNIC, at
REDUCED PRICES. with ineeisteaCeisesienea
of itameiite sla the best and mud ambeldffeddili
Sewing MarhinenOw in t11140.' ItsbieWestualltsehdi
on the thiokest and thinnest
leek-stitch impowible to unnivel.,allitest'beth
Moo; is simple hi eonstritetiori.niatertittn
movement, ant inure dura bl e isrii.o*lppa
chimer. Circulars Ovine prisms mid rte~ifit3ei
of rnaebitielbrnishist gratis on saMiieidiaii!nlift
sae Or by letter. • -
.„• r_ •
Every Machine warranted fur thressuira.;.z.'
ap3 w3L- SUMIII#4
TO Oil , AEFlNinitfrir
THE IMIDERIS' [USED HAVE. 111:116E
arrgoirmento to At rt. Oil DellnerielCaller
Dr. Tweddle't Patent TIN 04P 2- APPXWiIMI 4 II.
Patented February 4th, late, by whielaltet it ref:-
derea totally woneeeseary is Jittilliul Petrotean.
or '
.other INK and trernutrantee our work 4sor.
he excelled in dunthility. eintplieity ,nrepentiohlyi
IVie refer with eOnfidenre to the fiat.** tetry
ties, wh.e.e ßefineries we hare
Memo.. Long. Miller k Co.. Pe'roma u tic
Wightnnut
S. M. Kier 4 . . Co.. &edgier do
Alex. Taylor & Co.. JeffeeiPen ,
Leekliart .k Frew. dep,.
The above works were designed and coneteisoked
end put in operation byDr.III:W.C.TVIVIIIiit;
The edlowins 'works hive 0 ,4 fittEbtiil4:
Econow Oil CuziipautY.
Sleaar.9. isati.wack .t. eruad.tou dlwnihi
J.
obusion bode , ituu
Brewer:giirkeu.: Pitalmrigh
R*,vgal Graf; do
J uth :sum JE .Bridlier, du •
Forgyth Muutheiter. .
DAVIS & PHILLIPS,
NuA..lOl, WATEtt it - 101. VI MST 3:ll'Airt
Bruno Founders, !'lumbers
STEAM AND (AS
mailluloul •
GOOD!, I IllPlllll 601411)106 !
• OPENIN - lii DA
•101se Hooch manila% hie his., tit theta ease%
W o er theui nt l riru to suit the .tieresiWtSo
New Style aaeauet and Itawatillas to-brad at
M. J. 1.1 - Nttil,
Nu. 96 Market •treet, betwceo •
Fifth aadMairuald.
. ,
Fitt rics't lit v- Ai I. szsiA Om % saws
talsurk of Liee. emihUlese mad Ibintesk. fo
sale by W. MARSHALL'S,
apl4 Si Wood stroot.
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