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R i ATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 4
AND UNBOUOOD INTILLIGINO
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Flames of Amusement.
The forty days of Lent are now past.
To-inorrow is celebrated throughout the
4 :ltian church as Easter day, and Mon
day is welcomed by all, both old and
lis
Yon S t as Easter Monday, a day cele
brated by school boys and school girls by
cradking eggs, &c. With Easter Monday
retukna the desire of every body to enjoy
themselves. We are glad to see that the,
citing of Pittsburgh have the opportu
nityi if they choose to avail themselves of
it. Itrhe Theatre, Varieties, an instru- 1
metal concert, and last, though not least,
the polopticomorama of the War, which I
open at Masonic Hall, on Monday evening,
affor ,s a rare opportunity for both amuse- 1
ment and profit to all classes of our citizens.
The olopticomorama of the War comes
to us -esh from New York, where it drew
crow tcl houses. It is the largest in the
world the figures all being of life size and
is painted by eminent artiste from sketches
on the I battle field. We have not as yet
had arp opportunity of seeing the picture,
but we have heard the views of the born
bardm:int of Fort Sumter, Destruction of
Gosport Nayy Yard, Death of Ellsworth,
Harpe 's Ferry and some others, spoken
of
,as being both beautiful and fine speci
mens art. We predict full houses at
Masont Hall next week.
I Real Estate Sales.
The , ext sale we have to report is a
pnrch,e by the Board tif Managers of
the Huse of Refuge, from the Algeo
estate, [:::: , f nine acres, for $15,000, on
part of hich they will erect large and
firm bu :
1 1 1
dings as a further extension of
this va • able institution. The balance
will b laid out in building lots,
which "11 offer inducements, from the
low ratol of taxes, to our capitalists, and
assist Manchester in giving homes to the
-numbers crowding in to her population.
Another sale is that of the splendid
dwelling ' house of Mr. Byron Painter, sit•
anted o'd Stockton Avenue, (second bank)
Allegheny city, to Mr. Josiah King, for
$15,00041 The lot is 34 feet front by 124
deep. Real estate judges consider this the
t‘
sale of 6 season. The properly would
rapily b *ng.from three to five thousand
dollars ni re now.
Th : Appropriation Bill.
In the State Legislature on Wednes
day, the .7enate resumed the considera
tion of the annual apropriation bill, as
House,reported from the it being in
i
Committ of the Whole on first reading.
The 23d, 24th, and 26th sections were
read, the last amended by striking out
ten and i serting five thousand dollars to
the State !Lunatic Asylum at Harrisburg;
and the qnestion recurring k on the section
as amended, after an hour 'a discussion, on
motion ot Mr. Kinsey, the vote had on
the amen went was reconsidered, the
amendment lost, and, after eloquent ap
peals-frotd! Messrs. Clymer, Graham, and
ethers in Ilfavor of it, and Messrs. Mc-
Candless and Donovan against it, the ori
iginta secan (appropriating ten thousand
.dollars to [the hospital, &c., and three
thousand dollars for the perpetual in
surance orthe buildings of the inbtitu-
Con) was greedd to.
Pending! he discussion of the twenty
sixth sectio , the Senate adjourned, the
Committee ) of the Whole having arisen,
with leave sit again.
1)
/Ca road Convention.
On the Ist inst. a convention of the
I maciaA.ers o f the principal railroad lines of
the UnitedlStates was held at the St.
.4. Nicholas Hiltal, New York. Hon. Erastns
Corning prlsiding, with John Campbell
ilj and J. V. . ker as Secretaries. Thirty
7,
!.' one lines ere represented. A com
-10 .mittee was
) one
to prepare and
.11 • report ati me table for the spring
El
and samme4lmonths.. At the evening ses
sion the committee presentedgtheir report,
ti from which lit appears that on and after
g t Monday thell2oth inst., three trains will
ip: leave New *ork for the West each day—
lq .4, seven A. n l., ten A . M., and five P. M.—
iii . T ra '
. 4 12 e fro the East will arrive in New
it t York a
t - 3 , 1 P. it., and 10:15 A. it.. The
.
ill Cincinnati apress, leaving at seven A.
31 m. Willierri, r 't New York at two P. 31._
ill Th
'Commit e ‘.. s u P assenger Commis
;r t dons reports il in fa, % . 70r of calling a Con
111 vention in few York, on April 22d, for ,
1 the consider lion of
.i passei:,"r fares, em- I
t igra* rates, lc., which was a,..'_ ,
oPtea• i
1
Den + on the River.
The Cincitinati Commercial says :
There were top deaths on the Glendale
daring her re nt upward trip from Mem
phis. Bober Vance, of the 114th Ohio
frßegiment, Om Pancoastburg, Fayette
Codnty, Ohio l i was buried at Cannelton,
Indiana, Joseph Whitten also died while
on the trip.. His remains were shipped
home.to Allegheny City, Pennsylvania.—
The effects ofil3oth were left in charge of
Captain Jas. Bucher, at No. 16 Public
Landing." 11
Hero* Hospital Fair.
We, hope sill our readers will bear in
mind_that the ladies' fair, for the benefit of
the Mercy Hospital, will commence on
Monday everting at Conctrt Hall and
Continue duriflg ti Easter week. Contribn
tions-to public charities are rarely so care
fully expended as the funds or this institu
tion and we st all who attend will act
fibers*. Ev
* rythmg to make the even
ing pass. pl lady has been arranged and
those who gor annot fail to enjoy them
selves.
L-4S. New orporations.
t , A bill is up i . the Senate to incorporate
lb the Lee Coal Co., with a capital stock of
;11 $lOO,OOO, divilled into 5,000 shares—
power to mineilcoal and other minerals,
fit and to vend and transport the same.—
The area of 1 Ind is not to exceed one
hundred !surface, and five hundred
acres of coal. I
The cory.ra ors are Caleb Lee, James
Bagaley, Joshua Rhodes,
FJawH. Elhoenberger, Wrn. F. Johnston,
g. Wm. M. Lyon H. B. Wilkins, J. MeD.
Crossan, Isaac pd. Pennock, Geo. S. Bel.
den, C._B. >Ey4er and Francis Rahm, any
Li five ofAvhbm shall act as commissioners.
i kbillitas Mao been introduced to in.
;',4, corporate the Tfollock Printing Press Co.,
with 10.000 shes or capita stock at $lO
1 1 each and the fo llowing corpoiators :
liam Bullock, ICalvin Adams, Geo. S.
Selden, Wm. B. Shattuck and Johnson
ik H. BaldWih.
ha iCharters.
hi Mr. Gross reported, in the House . of
Representatives 4 bills to extend the char
(6. tern . of the folFowing banks: Bellfonte
t: Bank, York Bluiks, Lebanon Bank, Far
mers' Bank ofl.chnylkill county ; Wyom
ing: Rank, at iWilkesbarre, lionesdale
,Bank,; Bank of Delaware county ; Scran-'
Igton Bank, Farrts' Bank of Backs cotin•
atv, Commercia Bank of Pennsylvania,
E.,West Branch ink, Bank of Du n
tmille Farmers' 0311 Mechanics' Bank of
. 'flast ' on.
Bur to Death. \
4_,On Wednesd y evening a little .daugh
kter of J. Swine
. brger, eight or nine years
old ,wasiftandin . ear the grate when a gust
tlof wind set he4lclothing on tire, and she
rOwes soon burnedi to death. Her father's
i hands - were badlit burned in extinguishing
iithe flames.
mum pocket books, suite
ammo) , at Pittock's, op
r i $ 5OO worth o
lible for carryin fic ig
risooltoPostofe
lire tt entiO it of rtaneig filial'
v. 7>'lBliblel6:
" • .•
Mr. Smith, of Chester, ids read in
place the following act to prevent the
frauds so frequently practised on travel;
era:
Whereas, Numerous frauds have been
practised upon unsuspecting travelers, by
means of the sale by, unauthorized per
sons of railway and other tickets, and
also upon railroads and other corpora
tions, by the fraudulent use of tickets, in
violation of the contract of their pur
chase,
Now, therefore, With the view of pre
venting and punishing such frauds—
SECTION 1. Be it enacted, etc., That it'
shall be the duty of the owner or owners
of any railroad, steamboat or other con
veyance for the transportatation of passen
ners to provide each agent who may be
authorized to sell tickets, or other certifi
cates entitling the holder to travel upon
any railroad, steamboat or other public
conveyance, with a certificate setting forth
the authority of such agent to make such
sales, which certificates shall be duly at
tested by the corporate seal, if such there
be, of the owner-of such railroad, steam
boat, or other public conveyance, and also
by the signatures of the owner or officer
whose name is signed upon the tickets or
coupons which said agent may sell.
SEC. 2. It, shall not be lawful for any
person not possessed of such authority, so
evidenced, to sell, barter or transfer, for i
any consideration whatever, the whole or I
any part of any 'ticket or tickets, passes
or other evidences of the holder's title I
to travel on any railroad, steamboat cr
other public conveyance, whether they
same be situated, operated or owned with
in or without the limits' of the Common
wealth.
Sec. 3. Any person or persons violating
the provisions of the second section of
this act shall be deemed guilty of a misde•
meanor, and shall be liable to be punished
by a fine not exceeding five hundred dol
lars, and by imprisonment for a period
not, exceeding one year, either or buth, at
the discretion of the Court in which such
person or persons shall be convicted.
Sc.E 4. It shall be the duty of every
agent who shall be authorized to sell tick
ets or parts of tickets, or other evidences
of the holder's title to travel, to exhibitto
any person desiring to purchase a ticket,
or to any officer of the law who may re
quest him, the certificate of his authority
thus to sell.
Sec. 5. It shall be the duty of the'
owner or owners of railroads, steamloats
and other public conveyances to provide
for the redemption of such parts or
coupons of any ticket or tickets as they
may have sold as the purchasers for any
'reason has not used,and does not desire to
use, at a rate which shall be equal to the
difference between the price paid for the
whole ticket, and the cost of a ticket be
tween the points for which the portion of
said ticket was actually used, and the sale
by any person of the unused portion of
any ticket otherwise than by the presen
tation of the same for redemption as pro
vided for in this section, shall be a viola
tion of the provisions of this act, and
shall be punished as is herein before pro
vided.
Regulating Railroad Comps
nies.
Mr. Jackson, of Sullivan county, has
introduced in the Legislature the follow
ing, entitled a supplement to an act regu
lating railroad companies, approved Apri
19th, 1849 :
WITEREAS, The railroads now incorpor
ated and those to be incorporated are in•
tended for the public good and advantage,
and as all such are declared by the laws of
this Commonwealth to be public highways
for the conveyance of passengers and the
transportation of freight; therefore,
SEC. 1. Be it enacted, &c., That in all
cases where two or more railroads in this
Commonwealth are or shall be connected,
it shall be the duty of each of the compa
nies owning or leasing the said railroads
to transport the cars, passengers er freight
destined to pass over or to any point on
the other of the said railroads and branch
es, and to deliver the same to any point
thereon when so desired : Provided, that
the said company transporting the same
may from time to time, establish, demand
and receive such rates of toll or other com•
pensation for the use of such road and the
motive power thereof, for the conveyance of
passengers, the transportation of freight
cars, as the President and directors theseof
shall deem reasonable; such rates of toll,
or other compensation, however, are in no
event to exceed those provided in section
18th of this act, to which this is a supple
ment, regulating railroads,
approved the
19th day of February, 1849, or the most
favorable rates per mile charged to the
general public who shall have dealings
therewith, or to their other connecting
roads. Provided also That all consignors
or consignees of goods, merchandise or
any other property, and all passengers,
shall have the full right and power to select
the route by which they or their property
:nay travel over connecting roads, it being
exi :ressly understood that nothing herein
contaiL7ed shall be construed or interpreted
to release or exonerate any company
owning or Operating a railroad from the
obligation or (ay which may now be im
posed by existing laws, of transporting
the cars, whether loaded or empty, of all
persons or companies who may require
such transportation, over and along so much
and such parts of their railroad as may be'
required.
SEG. 2. Every person or corporation 'Vi
olating any of the provisions of this act
shall be subject to a penalty of $lOOO for
each and every such violation, to be sued
for and recovered in an action of debt,
one half to; be 'paid to the prosecutor
and the other half to the State ,Treasurer,
for the use of the Commonwealth.
Good Friday,
The usual impressive services were
held yesterday in the Catholic and Epis
copal churches.
Senatorial.
The Greene County Democratic Vigi
lance Committee have appointed Ch arles
A. Black, R. W. Jones•and Patrick Don
ley, to confer with a similar committee
from Washington county; to determine
which county is entitled to the next
nominee for Senator and bow he shall be
nominated.
No Title.
Sol. Schoyer, Jr., Esq., Solicitor for
Allegheny city, has reported to Councils
that in the ejectment case of Allegheny
city vs. John Irwin and others claimants
of the Nelson Island property, the city
has no legal title as was at first supposed,
and recommended that a non-suit be taken,
which has been done accordingly.
A Sword to Col. Sirwell.
Col. Sirwell, of the 78th, has been pre
sented with a sword, sash, belt and
glove, by the men of his gallant com
mand. Private R. B. Thorn, of Co. I,
made the presentation speech, which was
a model of brevity and exactly to the
point.
Church Burned.
On Saturday night last the Presbyterian
Church at Connellsville, Fayette county,
was entirely destroyed by fire.
Soldier Dead.
J. P. McLaughlin, of Co IL 139th regi
went, died at Washington city, on the let
Where are the Street Cleaners?
By the metal marks, wa quote 8 feet 9
inches scant of mud in front of the First
Ward Steam Fire Engine House, Alle
gheny city, and at a stand.
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters.
For ladies, misses, gents and chil
dren's wear, at the Masonic Flail auction
house, No. 56 Fifth street; also, hoop
skirts for ladies, misses and children.
tifeat, UM forNattitday
.
- Eight 'ices should certainty attract a
good audience to the Theatre to-night on
the occasion of the last appearance of Sir.
Neafie, when he will appear iu the char
acters, viz : O'Donobne in the three act
drama of "Brian Boroihme ' " Don Caesar
de Bazon in the three act drama of that
name, and Williarci, in "Black Eyed
Susan." We look for a full house this
evening with such a programme. ' The
"Star' for next week is the renowned
Yankee Robinson.
We take pleasure in directing attention
to ti: , card of a new house, Lindsay 4k
Telford, who have just formed a co-part
nership with the intention of transacting
a general grocery, flour and produce busi
ness. Their warehouse is at No. 187 Liberty
street, above Et. Clair, %hen they will be
glad to see their friends. Mr. Lindsay has
long been connected with the old houge
of Samuel Lindsay, which has long furnish
ed one of the best brands of flour sold in
this market. He is a thorough business
man and so is his partner. They will, we
are assured, soon take rank ' among our
best business houses.
Monongahela Eating Saloon.
Mr. Henry Shaler, well known to the
guests and freqnenters of the Monongahela
House, where he has been employed as
bar keeper for nearly six years, will open
on Monday next; at No. 19 Smithfield
•street, a first class eating saloon, where all
the delicacies of the market, oysters, fish,
and game will be served up in their season, '
and meals furnished at all hours. He will
keep on hand a full stock of native wines,
including Longworth's still and sparkling
Catawba and other brands. Lunch will be
served daily at ten o'clock. The proprie
tor of the new saloon will do everything
in his power to merit, the public patron•
age, and as he is well-known we think he
will succeed.
r, New Tailoring Establishment.
The card pablished elsewhere will show
that Mr. li. B. Norris, long and favorably
known to the customers of J. L. Came
ghan, Allegheny, has embarked in business
as a merchant tailor upon his own ac
count, and opened a shop at No.
79 Federal street, Allegheny city.—
Mr. Norris is thoroughly conversant with
his business and will, by strict attention
to details and earnest endeavors to suit all.
soon build up a profitable and permanent
custom trade. He has a full stock - of fresh
goods, which he is prepared to make up
to order at low figures for cash. He gives
particular attention to the manufacture of
boys' clothing.
Cincinnati Wines.
Sparkling and still, 59-4 38--Catawba last
received and for sale at "Our House,"
Diamond alley. Free lunch this morning
at 10 o'clock. and a splendid exhibition of
• Woolly Horse' . in thelvening. All are
invited. Punctual attendance is request
ed.
A Chance to Get Good Beef for
Mr. Jas. McCollister offers for sale, at
the Wm. Penn Drove Yard, Allegheny
city, twelve head of the finest cattle ever
brought to this city. They were raised
and fed by Jacob Strawn of Illinois, the
great cattle dealer. Mr. McCollister pre
fers selling the lot to his friends in this
city, as be is desirous of introducing the
"Strawn" stock here. Mr. McColliFter
deserves credit for his enterprise.
Desirable Residence for tient.
The Board of Managers of the House
of Refuge offer for rent a desirable brick
residence, adjoining that institution, with
sufficient grounds surrounding it to make
it a beautiful country seat. The place is
described in our advertising columns,
and we can say to any one desirous of se
curing a pleasant country home that this
is a fine opportunity.
Foundry Burned.
The foundry and machine shop of J. C.
McLanahan, Watson Jr, Co-, at •Gaysport,
Blair county, was burned down on last
Tuesday evening, having been set on fire
by some molten metal, which ignited the
roof. The value of the building was
$lB,OOO, including its contents on which
there was an insurance of $3,500.
Illustrated Weeklies.
Pittock, Fifth Street, line all the East
ern illustrated and literary weeklies on
his counter. They are full of interest this
week, having fine illustrations of the
Prince of Wales' Wedding. Call and sup
ply yourself.
PHOTOGRAPH albums, all styles, all pri
ces, the finest assortment in the city a
Pittock's, opposite Postoffice.
New York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati
papers received eve'ry morning. Leave
your address at l'ittocks opposite P. O.
1 ' 111:1111 & WIFE, card photographs from
life not lithographed, at Pittock's, oppo
site the Postollice.
Beware of lithographed cards of the
little couple; all such are bogus. •
City Mortality.
Dr. A. G. McCandless, Physician to the
Board of Health, reports the interments
from March 23d, to March 31st, 1863 :
DISEASES. DISEASES
CHILDREN
ADULTS.
Disease unknown 1 Croup__ ...
Typhoid Fever 1 Scarlet Fever._
Consumption 2l Premature Birth
Influenza 1 Marasmus... ..... ..
Chronic Diarrhoea...... 1
Of the above there were :
Under 1 year 3 From 30 to 40
From I to'' 2' " 40 to 50
2to 5 11 .. 50 to GO
" sto 100 , " 00 to 70
..10 to 15 01 " 70 to /W.__ls to 20 1 , " 8U to 90 ...... .
20 to 30 Uj 'l 'X to 100 ,
Males, 6; females, 4 ; white, 10; color
-d 0 ; total, 10.
GROVIIt 4!e Mtge - es Sewing Machines, for t- n- iIY
inanufaotnring purposes, aro the best in use.
A. F. CIATONAY. General Agent,
18 Fifth street. Pittsburgh. P.n
JOSEPH MEYER & SON
NAPUPLO7TIR2B3I OP
FANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE & CHAIRS
WAREHOUSE, 135 SMITHFIELD 11
Between Sixth street and Virtin r Hey.)
iELECRATEO EXT.
' HANDKERCHIEF,
Ashland Flowers - !Mignonette
Alisma Musk
Amaryllis Meadow Flowers
Bouquet de California Lilac
Bouquet d'Arabie Lily of the Valley
Bouquet de Carolina New-mown Hay
Bergamotte, Orange Flowers
Cassie Patchouly
Camelia Pink
Clematite Poppinack
Cedrat Portugal
Citronelle Resat Prairie Flowers
Crystal Palace Rose
Geranium Rough and Ready
Gilliflower Spring Flowers
Garden/Flowers Sweet Briar
Helioll %pe Sweet Pea
Honey Sweet Lavender
Honey suckle Sweet Lettuce'
Hawthorn Sweet Clover
Hyacinth, Tuberos
Jasmin Tea Rose
Jockey Club, Vio'ette
Jenny Lind Verbena
Jonquille, Vetivert
Mousseline Vanilla
Millefleurs West End
Magnolia White Lily
Mareohale Winter Blosom
BAZIFS LIRDYOSMIA, a highly concentra
ted Persian Essence, the most elegant perfume for
imparting to the handkerchief a very agreeabl e
UPPER TEN. —T i r a e ßß p rtm ar L a E e u n o t i{X ns of T :T r Toilet
H So al p r. B. Cosm aa e v ti ing ois, Toilet 'Waters, Dentifrio a, and
Perfumery of all kinds, constantly on hand.
' For Bele by CHAS. H. SUPER,
decal Corner Penn and St. Mgr eta,
New Firm,
Pano, March 2 l.—llispatches received
at the Russian Embassy confirm the de
feat of Langiewicz, who has been convey
ed to Turnover. The insurgents lost 400
killed and 34 were taken prisoners.
A telegram from Limberg also confirms
the above.
G R EAT Bsrretz.—'l•he Confederate loan
has been very successful. Biddings closed
on the 21st, and the total is expected to
exceed 1.;,(4)0,000 pounds sterling. On
Saturday, after official hours, the loan was
quoted at 3V , , 41 premium.
Peaty, March 21st. —Bourse firm, n 9
2.3 c. for renter.
In
he minority of seventeen in the
French Senate, on the Polish question,
several were of the most intimate of the
Emperor's entourage.
LONDON, March 21.—The Cabinet Coun
cil was held to day.
LlVkti.ooL, March 21.—The sales of
cotton for the week was 57,000 bales,
and closing at an advance of /d on the
week for American, id for Surma, and /c 1
for Australia and other descriptions, The
authorized quotations are as follows: New
Orleans, 29 tair, 22: middling Mobile,
24; fair, 213; middling uplands, 2.11; lair
21/. Breadstuff market has a uownward
tendency. Flour dull at ;1,16/ ;d decline
and quoted at 2186, 21;s tid. Provision
market is still declining.
..FORTRESS MoNROE. April 3.- The flag
of truce boat Metamora, arrived last
evening from City Point with upwards of
400 exchanged union prisoners, and de
parted this morning for Annapolis, with
the prisoners. She brings nothing new
from the South. Gen. Busteed arrived
here this morning from Yorktown on his
way to New York. Gen. Kiug is assign
ed to the command at Yorktown for the
present. Gen. Keyes is to relieve Gen.
Dix for a few days, while the latter goes
home to recruit his health which has been
impaired by his assiduous duties in this
department.
IlAaaisstmo, April 3.—Two magnificent
swords of the most costly description are
now being manufacturdd in Philadelphia,
for presentation by the Pennsylvania Re
serve corps, to Generals Reynolds, and
Meade. An earnest invitation has been
te*red to the Governor and staff to be
present on this interesting occasion. The
invitation has been excepted but the Gov.
ernor cannot leave until after the adjourn
ment of the Legislature, and the ceremony
was consequently postponed until the
18th inst.
.WASHINGTON, April 3.—Gen. McClel
lan's official report of the seven days'
battles on the Peninsula and of his falling
back to Berkley, although dated the 15th
of July last, is to-day for the first time
published. He says: To the calm judg
ment of history and the future he leaves
the task of pronouncing upon the move
ment, confident that its verdict will be that
no such difficulty was ever more success.
fully executed, that no army ever fought
more repeatedly heroically and success
fully against such great odds, and that no
men of any race ever displayed greater,
discipline, endurance, patience and cheer
fullness under such hardships.
....ANTHONY at 7 y , )
The committee on the conduct of the
war to-day unanimously adopted their re
port on the army of the Potomac con
taining their general conclusions. On
application they have supplied proof
copies for the press, but were not able to
furnish them in sufficient number to
reach all - points of the country. The un
derstanding is that it shall be published
on alonday without favoritism to any par
ticular newspaper. The other reports to
follow this will be in relation to Bull Run,
Ball's Bluff ti,,d the Western departments.
This committee was appointed in De
cember, 1861. They have examined
a large number of witnesses and obtained
much valuable information, throwing light
on the conduct of the war, and which will
prove valuable for future evidence.
PITTEIBUBGB.
ACTS FORTIOE
It is said this committee, one of the most
harmonious ever appointed, and though
composed of men differing in party poli
tics, almost every conclusion reacher as
to the policy and prosecution of the war
was unanimous, and it is further asserted
that careful examinations of the proceed
ings will show that everything has been
done fairly and without any object or pur
pose to detract from or add to the merits
of any officer connected with the army.
The general conclusion of the commit.
tee are understood to be of a character
highly encouraging as respects the future.
LocisviLLE, April 3.—lt is rumored
that a number of bridges are being con
structed across the river above Florence
to connect the rebel armies of Tennessee
and Mississippi.
General Rosecrans approved the sen-
tence of the deserters in Wood and Pal
mer's divisions.
Col. Lowe, of Fort Donelson, telegraphs
that the enemy are apparently in strong
forces.
Second Edition
THE V
EH LATEST TELEGRAPH,
From New Orleans
Outrages at Pensacola, Fa,
THE TOWN DESTROYED BY U. S
TROOPS ! !
LATE FOREIGN NE fiV S
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
From Washington.
Gen. lifoOlellan's Official Report of the
Seven Da r 's Battle Published.
SWORD PRESENTATION
NEW YORK, April 2.—A letter from New
Orleans says, St. Mary's Hall, the tine
hotel, and all the dwellings in Pensacola
except Mallory & Chase's, were burned
down by the U. S. troops. The Nith
Maine and 28th Connecticut regiments
were left there on the departure of the
28th Maine regiment. The soldiers seem
ed to think that the entire evacuation of
the place to the enemy was intended, and
many swore they would burn the place.—
On Thursday at noon, the fire commenced
and for three days and nights the town
was filled with smoke and flame: The of
ficers tried to stop the work of destruc
tion, but seemed to have no influence over
the men, even the troops placed to guard
the property set it on tire. Col. ' Dyer,
the commander of the post, was almost
distracted, and gave orders to shoot
down all persons caught in the act of in
cendiarism, but there was no one to exe
cute them, and finally the long roll was
beaten, and the men got into the navy
yard and were confined.
lisur'as, April 3.—The Canada arrived
from Liverpool with dates of the 21st and
telegraphic advices to the 22d. 'The
steamers Glasgow, Damascus and Borussia
arrived out on the 20th, and the Africa on
the 22d. The steamer City of Cork sailed
on the same day with the Canada.
Pow:D.—The following is the latest
from Poland, indicating u severe reverse
to the revolutionists:
'racotv, March -o.—The insurgents are
rallying at Vizlitza, commanded by Sorn
ecorski.
- ; -- -totilifattifOfartattlite ;
last night the steamer Relapse and LiZzie
Martin were fired into.below here on their
way to Cumberland, but both escaped.—
There are several more boats below Lum
inary.
All is safe at Donelson.
The gunboat St. Clair engaged the
enemy and was crippled, bat repaired to
day at Donelson.
The Glasgow arrived with guns this
evening. She was fired into at Harpeth
Shoals. The pilot and several of the crew
were slightly wounded.
The Democrat's correspondent says :
The rebels under Van Dorn are attempt
ing to flank Rosecrans -on the left and
crossing the river at Palmyra, and thinks
Van Dorn has a heavy supply of artillery
and apprehends the movement is aimed
against Kentu(
MARKETS B L TELEGRAPH
CINCINNATI. P. u., April 3.—Flour dull and
offered at a decline of 10c; superfine $5 80(44 90.
There is nothing doing in wheat and prices nom
inal. Corn 649065 c and in good demand, which is
a decline. Oats ull at 68c. Barley dull
nominal at $1 50 d and 1 60 for prime spring and
fag. Whisky firm at 43c in the morning, but
closed dull. Provisions dull and in very little de
mand. Bulk shoulders lower; 100,000 pounds
sold at 4Y B ; 100 hhds. sides sold at 5% at Maysville,
donehams at 6 1 4. Here there is nothing
but little sold in mess pork or lard,both
are offered at prices which were refused yester
day. Sugar firmer but not higher. Coffee 32034.
Molasses 58(4)63c. Gold $1 50; Demand notes
$1 50; Silver $135; Exchange firm.
NEW YORK. April 3.—Cotton
lowernd lower,
and sells at 72®74e. Flour 5®15 8,000 bbls.
sold: State $6 4006 60. Ohio $7 3 , 2®7 4.1, and
southern $7 50®17 75. Wheat heavy, 13,000 bush.
sold, red $1 72. Corn destined le, 20,000 bushels
sold at 90®92e. Pork heavy. Lard heavy at my,.
Whieky 46®47e. Sugar heavy. Coffee dull.—
Molasses quiet. Spirit of Turpentine steady.—
Freights quiet; stocks quiet.
Easter Day
Riso Heir of fresh eternitY.
From thy virgin tomb:
Rise mighty Man of wonders, any'hy world
with Thee;
•
Thy tomb, the universal East,
Nature's new womb,.
Thy tomb, fair Immortality's perfumed nest.
Of all the glories make noon gay
This is the morn ;
This rook buds forth the fountain of the
streams of day.
Injoy's white annals lives this hour,
When life was born,
No cloud-scowl on his radiant lids, no tempest
lower.
Life by this light's nativity
All creatures have :
Death only by this day's just doom is forced
to die.
Nur /.9 death forced for he may lie
Throned in thy grave,
Death will on this condition be content to die,
CRASHA
NEW GOODS
HUGUS & BACKE,
SUCCESSORS To
W. & D. HUGUS, cor sth & Market
Streets
Are now offering to the Trade a full and corn
plete stock of Dry tloods, consisting of
SPRING
SHAWLS,
SPRING SACQUES
AU ate new 3 tyles of Dry liaed at a! prima
HONEY COMB AND ORIENTAL
QUILTS.
A LSO. a full and complete assortment of
DOMESTIC AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Purchasers are respectfully solicited to cell and
examine our stock. ap2
S'PRING GOODS.
WE WOULD CALL THE Alrrzal
tion of Buyers to our stook of
'RING AND SUMMER GOODS
imbruing all the newest styles of
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERES,
suitable for Business Butts. A full and complete
assortment of fine blank
CLOTHS AND CASSIBIERES,
Plain and figured Silk and Cashmere Vestinim
W. 11. McGEE & CO.,
143 FE DERA L STREET
corner of Market Squ are, Allegheny city
mh&dawal
REAL ESTATE SAVINGS INSTE.
TION. incorporated by the Legislature of
Pennsylvania.
Open for Deposits SATURDAY lin to 2 o'clock, p.
m, daily; also on
from 6 to 9 o'clock.
illirOffice, 63 FOURTH 8 IMRE r.
A SAY to, CONVENIENT anEOFITABLE
DEPOSITARY, for Mechanics. Laborera. Clerks,
and ail trim whose means or savings Adorn%
It also commends itself to Executors. s
trators. Collectors, .Agents. voluntary Societies
or Asfociations, and persons of all classes:
Interest at the rate of SIX PE tt CENT, per
annum is paid on deposits which, if not drawn,
will be placed to the c November , depositor on
the first day of May an and thereaf
ter bear moneye interest as the principaL At
this rate will DOUBLE In LBBB THAN TWELVE
YEARS.
Interest will commen3e on all deposits the
are and 15th days of the month aftersuch deposits are
made,
Books containing Charter, By-Laws, deo., furs.
kilted on application at the office.
PRESIDENT—/SAAC JONES
VICE PRESIDENT—W. B. COPELAND.
TRUSTEES,
Ron Thee M Howe I Hon J K Moorhead.
Isaac Jones. C G Hussey,
Wm H Smith, Jacob Painter.
Harry Childs. Nickolas Voegtiy.
W opeland.
Secretary and Treas ß u C rer—A. A. CARRIER,
feb.s:6md
EUROPEAN -4.0 , ';; AGEN C Y.
.
THOSILAS RAXTIG ' Euitopram
Agent, 122 Monong: ela House, Pitts
burgh. Pa.. is prepared to bring out or send back
Passengers fropi or to any part of the old coun
try. either by steam ors ing Packets. •
SIGHT DRAFTS F SALA payable In any
Part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road. Also, Agent for the old Black Star Line of
Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steamers sail
ing between New York. Liverpool, Glasgow and
Galiray.fall
JUST RECEIVED
a splendid stock of
SPRING DELAINES & DRESS GOODS
CALICOS,'DINGMAN'S, &e.
Special attention is called to our stock of Milslins
and Irish Linens that was purchased before the
great advance in Dry Goods. Call soon and secure
your Spring Goods as they will be much higher
Remember the place, No. 96 Market street, be
tween Fifth and the Diamond.
mit" H. J. LYNCH.
F YOU WANT swim GOOD wow
Fruit or prepared Mince Most, mired, and
all other kinds of Spices, cooking Brandy or
Wine, New Orange. Lemon and Citron Peel go to
Haworth A Brothers, in the _Diamond. where you
will get anew crop of Fruit and lower than at
any other house in the city. Also a_general and
tun assortment of Family Groceries, Teas. Willa%
Brandies. and all other kinds of Form= and
Domestic Liquors.
.Wlllll BBOTHEB.
der corner Mamond and Diamond alley.
GRAVEL ROOFING of the beat material.
&t 11.50 Dor oquare of one hundred foot.
LII.E7pII & or.nromm
WOO
-
=';
PORT or PlTlllitliGH
A liitiVED.
Franklin. . 13 .!nnoit..Brolincr iln
(lallatin, vlarke, (to -
Franklin, Bennett, tron , n
Gallatin. Clarice.
fit tiouil. Fen-an, St, Louit,
retro'. itobmon, St Paul.
ihe river—Last averting at twi
light thora ware- we ath er orator In the channel
and fall The was raingltwo ohall
soon have a Ilse.
WY' The splendid passenger steamer
"St. Cloud," CaptainFenton, leaverthurday for
Cairo and !St. Louis. Ibis boat has the best as-_
rommodatioas and is hrtharge of careful and ex
perienced officers.
Stir Th e swift steamer "Petrel," leaves
at noon to-say for Cairo, St. Louis and St. Paul.
the la in charge of Captain J. J. Robinson. one
of the beet officers on the river. The Captain is
building a splendid e'de•wheel boat at this Port.
She will be ready in May.
fair The fine passenger steamer " Ex
change." J. W. Anawalt, Commander. leaies
to-day for Cincinnati and Lonisville. 1 his boat
has unsarpassed accommodations and clever and
attentive officers. (tur friend. Mr. A. White. will
do the honors in tire office.
The ever punctual steamer Emma
Graham. Cap'. Ayers leaves to-day for ZAXIOB-
villa and intermediate ports. This boat has su
perior officers and attentive officers.
M. The new and splendid side-wheel
steamer Davenport, Capt Gray, is anhonneed for
St Louis and the Upper Mississippi. Sh
chargeue
of the fines:steamers ever bald and in of
Ca pt Gray she is Bare to prove a favorite,
For Cairo and St. Louis.
lIUR SD AY. APRIL 2-4 P. M.
#IWTILE FINE PASSENGER
Steamer St. CLOUD. Captain
will leave as announced above.
For freight or passage apply on board; or to
.I. B. LIVINGSTON NCO.. Agt.
For Marietta and Zanesville.
Regular Muskingum river _Packet
leaves Pittsburgh every Tuesday, 4
p. m., Zanesville every Friday a.m.
THE NEW AND SPLENDID
MrT - Sem-' 1 Passenger steamer EMMA GRA
HAM, Monroe Ayers commander. will leave as,
noted above. For-freight or passage apply on
board or to J. IS. LIVDIGSTON& CO.
ap2
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
WM MA.Z.IILIGIVIL"
Has opened an office at
.NO 90 WATER STREET,
Where he will transact a General Steamboat
Agency bnalneee, and would solloit a eharo of pate
matte from staamboatmen. an24-led
LSON'S PILLS
curem]
RICH HEADACHE
CURE
NERVOUS HEADACHE
C1711,E
ALL KINDS OF HEADACH
W IL BON ' 8 PILLS are the result of
vestigation and careful conducted
experimenta l having been in We many Steers,
during which time they nave:prevented and re
lieved ,a vast amount of pain and suffering - from
Readaehe, whether originating in the nervous
system or from a deranged state of the stomach.
They may be taken at all times mrith 'perfect
safety, withrt making any change yf Diet, and
the absence of any disagreeable taste, render. it
easy to administer them to children.
By the use of these Pills the periodic a . -
tacks of Nervous or Sick Headache may be pre
vented: aid if taken in th- commencement of
an attack immediate relief of pain and sickness
will be obtained,
They sellout fail in removing ffousca and
Headache, to which females are so sublet t.
•.
!E?:=IZIE::=2MI
For Literary Ms.. Students, Delicate Females,
and all persoos of sedentary habits, they are
valuable a. a Laxative, impr oving the appetite,
giving tone and vigor to the digestive organs,
and restoring the natural elasticity and strength
of the whose system.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
The genuine have signatures of R. A. WIL
SON and It L. FAHNESTOCIE A: CO. on
each Box.
Sold by all Druggists and all o:ho: Dealers in
Medicines.
A Box will be sent by mail prepared on re
ceipt of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to,
B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
apltdeod&weowtJaiyi
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
(Successor toJaS. Holmes & Co.„.
~'ORH P A.CHER
Dealer in Bacon. Lard, Sugar-Cured Hams,
Smokd Beef .ke.
Corner Market and First streets, Pittsburgh. Ps
deoll;lyd.
G OLD, SILVER, DEMAND ..NOTES,-
Certitloatess of Indebtedness; Quarterinits
ters'Oertificatea,
7 3.10 Bonds and Coupons,
and all other government eemtrities,- bought by
W. 11. WILLIAMS CO
nch.Vmd Wood ettoet. corner of Tiard.
A. CARD.
tne4AVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS
to operate before the Dental Colleges of
nited States. and the various Dental von
ventions for the purpose of bringing before the
prof. radon. my Apparatus for Extracting
Teeth Without Pain, I shall of necessity be
obliged to be away from my office the greater
' part of next Spring and Summer. and that my
patients s. ay not be the losers thereby. I have as
sociated with me Dr. E. J. WAYS. a Dentist of
well known ability in every branch of theprofes,
sion, and whose eloaunt fillings are the admira
tion of the profession wherever seen. Dr. Waya
will be with ma from April lid, and will take the
general charge of tho office, leaving me free to
devote my whole attention to' Extracting Teeth'
with my Apparatus. and to the mechanical part
the profession. Persons who may have hitherto
failed to nave their Teeth extracted for want of
Lime on my part, or from defects in the apparatus
are rta.ured that such difficulty, no longer exists.
as I have made many improveznents. and will de.
vote my whole time to it.
Relerenoes in regard to therPainleurn - and-
Safety of the operations given if desired, and
from %radical gentlemen too. Remember that
cold weather is the time when the apparatus can
be used to the beet advantage.
E. OUY S m i t h field tist l34 street, -
PUBLIC NOTICE.
mhl7;dttnyl4
OFFICE OF THE hisses RAILROAD CO, }
_ CANAL DEPARTMINT.
/glitz PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
AL Company hereby give public notice to all
whom it may concern. that in pursuenoe of the
Power and authority conferred upon by sundry
provisions c f an act of the General Assembly of
the Commonweelta of Fennaylvania entitled "An
Act for the sale or the Main Line of the Public
Works," approved MA Y. A.
1857. it will on the
FIRST DAY OF MAY. A. D. one thousand eight
hundred and sipy-three, abandon es much of the
Western Division of the canal. lately forming a
part of the Main Line on the P John sto wnWks, and
as lies between Blairsville and d (com
monly known as the "Upper Western Division")
together also with such Dame. Feder% and Reser
voirs lying west of Johnstown, as pertains to or
are used in connection with said Upper Western
Division.
By order of the Board of Directors,
Witneea the seal of the said Company the 25th
day of February. A. D. 186&
J EDGAR TOMSON. [1..; S.]
mh4:dtaiyl President
LARGE AND FRESH ARRIVAL OF
SPRING AND SUMMER„
BOOTS. SHOES, GAITERS AND
BALMORALEI,
congaing of all kinds of-styles and qualities,
Havinsibought for Cash, before the advance, will
now sell at lower ratee than can be found in the
City.
Be sure and call before Purchasing
elsewhere.
Country Merchants and dealers supplied at
New York and Philadelphia prices at
J . BOBILAND'hI,
No. 98 Market street,
one door from Fifth.
GLANS PACKER—WANTED IXIII.E-
O i s t a ir-An experienced Glass Packer.
must also understand Lamp Fit Gag. and pro
duos the most unexceptionable referencee ae to
characterandnapability. No person need apply
"boa possenbove qualificaticus
itz 4k BLEAIIifdLEY,
Ibd Wood street.
, OtralamikTri.
PITTBBURGR TREAriiR
usiis Ai) itataaini.3 .wt •
.
. o:vEßlNgibri
IM&:< - 0331LI, RECEIVED
1 . TRIMBLE'S -VARIETIES...—
! tsi Iss'itsi'FiLEEN irrNziL willay:
1,,Y-111. IDar At Trinibiel Varieties with. kgr areal
.
eoutteatiisn otalent , Four compatiff:sta oho.'
'esuirprnef'ng 51 Mar, 'April 5tb.18133 -- `. ''
.P. O'Neil, DI. wirer; J. S. htefllti. Stig.e. Men. ,
.
1140 f. '
_ apt '
_
frs,'.. 4'.i.A 1.3.
( 1, 4STABILEY az 401?% -
.....f
Poloptie moronow of ihe 4'lns,
t
Depicting every, feature "of interest' . frtint the
Firing Or th 4 first Glut Down' to the
lltattl of llgurfresboto.
.rnterspersed wit attuning -
DIORA IC.EFFECTS.
~.. •
Brilliant Allegories] R eprosenta. ions and -LIFE
LIKS TABLE UX, executed- Irrliagnard.
1 - Lewis, and corps of eminent artmla, at.
_
/WI NIC I IEALL,
.L •
Commencing MO DAY gvErawa, April at h
l it
The horrors of t battl e fled, fame and dead
ly amid:eta. the di of battle and theerash of war.
are represented with `life-like vividness. The
thunder • f the cannon and the din of the battle-
Auld smoke on
thatar of - the audience. The firs
and of advancing bo;ts. - and their
desperate charges. areseen. The - tearful .work of
carnage and death Li presentedwith a distinct
ness and vividnesslmooking reality. By tito aid •
of extensive and intricate machinery. mechani-.
cal appliances, chemical .elects. and ingenious
dismantle accompaniments, never before intro
duced in this counity, the audience. can ahnost
imagine themselves actual spectators of the
sublime .and stirring ; manes, reprosenteil-4, 3ho
surface of each View u.., so- artistica'ly arranged
that the beli-Ider may dilEctly traverse with
the ore an entire battle-field, or follow themove
merits of the grand Army frourthe outbreak of
the rebellion to the present - time. -
dEach seeene will. be illustrated with a graphic l
escriptive lee.ure.
- Admission ,25 cents:. Children la eta, D 0013:
open at a; commence. at IN ohilook. Carriages'
maybe or .ered at te2:o'claek.: • . - .._.
Ali- MATI - NEal WSDNE- DAY and SATUR
DAY AFTEBICIOONS at 2% o'clock.
s mle - rfrEc's fIAsINO,
(1 417; 111 FLOPXOY.k
C. SMYTHE L3R3RE MANAOER.
MR; sm*TirE. begs to ill o o 47,f1i4 he
wip 'open - the above popular place of
amusement. •
_ THIS. WEDNESDAY - . BYRNING.
ist. he will present the entire Company. late or
Trimble's Varietim and as soon as they can
arrive, new faces will - be presented.
He conliden tly relies upan his reputation as a
Malinger. as. an name of his efforts to please.
A GRAND INAWOURAL PROGRAM
ME will be presented this evening.
Don't fall to be on hand to-nlgat.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
J. Y . . iENWELL
-SAY% KERR
CORN WIE.LL liCIERR;
CARRIAGE. MANUFACTURERS.
SIIgVER & BRASS PLATERS,
and manufacturers of -
Saddler) , and Carriage Hardware, .
No. 7 St. Clair Street. and Duquesne Way.,
(near, the -Bridge.) .
PITTEII3II7IIG/I. PA..
! . The Minions Nleiting New York
fcr 30yearkhaye always found
Crietadere's Hair Dye and Preservative
I
Made and applied Wilhin a sauna of the
same spot, Nothing but their
Unequalled Perfection, '
Has given them their World wide reputation, and
made them take the place of all ether prepara
tions. The Dye produces any shade desired in ten
trei lutes
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, 8 Astor
House. New York, Sold everywhere, and appli
ed by all Hair Dressers.
Price. $l. $1 50 and $3 per bog; according to size
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PERSERVATPI4
Is invaluable with his Rye. as it imparts the ut
most Kansa% the most beautiful glom. and groat
vitality to the Hair.
Price 50 mita. SI. and $2 ber bottle nooordinir to
size.
1 mhl24dAwltuou
The Greatest Discovery of the Age, •
•
Farniers. families and others eau purehase no
remedy equal•toDr. ?Tobias' Venetian. Liniments
for dysentery. colic, croup, chronic rheumatism.
sore throats, toothache, sea.sickness, ants; burns,
swellings, bruises. old.sores, headache, 1710ECkuito
bites, pain" in the limbs. 'sheet. book. ho, if it
does notpve relief the money will be' refunded.
All that is asked is a trial, And use it according
t-. the directions.
La. Tomas—Dear Sir have Used your Ve
netian Liniment in my family fora - number of.
years, and believed it. to be the beat article for
what it is recommended that I hero over used,—
For sudden attack of croup it is invaluable. I
have no hesitation in recommending it for all the
uses =professes to cure. ..1 have sold it for many
years. and it gives entire satisfaction. -
_Quakertown, N. J.
CHA .
lliar 'ORLE. S IL .
TRIM:NEB, ,
Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold b y all..dratttista.\
Office 56 Cortland. street,New - York.
mhlB:dAwlwo I
Facts about Brandreth's.Pillo.
Nair CAB/1;11.2
9 Westchester
, 0 21 1 _ , A 1872 .
Mr. G. Tag RYON. SHILLDONs Aa.401 0 19 417
ibunsblloctit a s
Dear Sir— I would state that I was induced- to
use BRAND/MTH'S PaLS, through the recom
insuidation of John It. Swift, of Croton. Westches
ter county. who was entirely restored to health
by their use. He meal& for some two Year% 'rem
costive and dyspeptic, and le tried 'everything
but was not relieved. Finally. he took one Bran
dreth'a Pillovray - da.y for &week:ands - dose of six
Pills every - day for three days, and then took one
Pill every withsin oocasioniddoso of six.- In
one month bewail able to go tomork. mkt in
months he wolf. gainizog 40_kounds in weight.
Yours brut/. KDWARD -PURDY.
Wiergaragnre CI OrrY;ea :
Edward Purdy. being duly sworn says that he
resides in the town of New Cam,g that some
years mo
ha
was vary sick with a sore on hie log.
which'rfed erunning for over Eve years: - that
he was also much distressed by a pain in his chest,
and besides very costive and dyspeptic; that at
tar trying various remedies and many physiciana
hecommenced asingßrandseth's Pills, six m o w
nh
three times &Week._ and at the end of one nth.
the sore on' is 'les healed. and at the end of two .
Months he was entirely cured of oostiveness, ever
EDWARD
and pain, and has remained well ever
Lace. EDWARD PURDY. -
Sworn to before me,this 18th day of Oct. 1N32.
8, MALCOLM. fattrra.
nolkdAwitfo.
__ Justice of thePeaoe.
Bold by Thomas Radpatb, Diamond Alter
Pittsburgh.
Arigrbeh YDS. DE LA CONK'S _AD
.11.9‘1%./gUr lIESPTE PLASTER:" received -
and fireale. by OEO. A KgLLY.
69 Fed Allegheny...._
rigs WHITE LEAD IN OM
IP in 25, 30' and NO lb. Kegs; Jeceivel and
for 'Hi.) by 0 A. IC ...LLY.
upl = - FiWeral St.. A Liegtier.l.9.•
1,000
LBS. WISITE MUSTARD
SEED reeeived and for sale by
GEO. A. KELLY. 69 Federal Se.,
apl . ; Allegheny.
gni GROSS ANIMAS ,-
TOftIAL. Sarsapiußlii and Pills; received
and for sale by
GO. A. KELLY.
69 Federal St; .Allegheni
. B. Lurroit
LEPTON & OLDDIEN-i,
IiALLINPACTITINCES AND DEALERS Ui
FELT CEMENT & GRAVEL BONING
WS-Repairs to old Arawel, Mavens and Metalie
Roofs made at the lowest priou,
A— 11 work "promptly attended to and warranted,
Wocd
offic s e, treet/1.2d sto morning poet
ry. mhl7 BendMe, corner Fifth and
RALE—THE finnan_
La ' " berofferf li or 'We four eligible lots situated
on the corner of Grove street and Centre Avenue
adjoining the Seventh Ward. in Pitt township.—
The lots are each 24 teat front by 110 feet deep,
run n i ng back to an alley, and are entirely isola
ted by stream and alleys on every side. Two of
th e l e ts have frame houses on them, five rooms
and ban in each. hydrants on the premises. They
will be sold all together on very favorable terms.
Enquire of ' JAIL BIeVABE, Agent.
febe7 Rolla lan*. near Yourfh.
IVET MEM. —TWO HUNDRED
Boller 11Waters can find employinent on
-ron gtmooate under shelter, at the best wages.
Machinists aiso wanted.
JemER B. RAW'. _
Union Works. St.- Joni%
nshlikews3d .
BOXES 011*EGO CORN STARCP
41 LIF ingtrecoivedoo l d o fo Eo r ! R at s ! y A.
KELLy.
No. 69 , Federal Street. Allegbe
IsArk BBLS. F.S.BILY FLOUR.
CE O 'just received sad fr A w ls I.
nikt3o ea j r Market an
T wo IV EW
BTANDrso TOP
shwa former price was SIM wiP
tor $9O. at We. JOSZPik 4
u2O %Mao Reositonr
...J. IL OLDDEN.