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St our Lotoodliatiff.
DAY MORNING, APR-11,10
LID BIGHOIIIIOOD ETELLIWINOI
tons of the Secretary of the
Treasury.
1 following 'decision has been made
Secretary of the Treasury, of goes-
tarising from appeals by i mporters
he decisions of Collectors, of cer
rticles entered at the ports of B6s
ew York, &o : Benzole or benzine,
l ost closely, resembles spirits of tur-
c7iii inbject to the same duty, viz.,
I - per pllon.
exaction of $6 per ton on old iron
is overruled for the reason, among
i others, that to constitute an iMpoz
1, "thin the pure meaning of the law,
oral mast be voluntary with the in
ii import, which was not so in this
Th(
hy, tho
gone!
from]
taiu
ton; .
Mut
-----petiv
16
The,
' beiler
' seve
teflon'
,the
tent t
case.
Tan
ed at 3
t - iniposi
.tnns on
The
nating
gorte n d io
" I nked'
duties.
Comm On blue printed India China was
oremproperly amassed at 40 per centnm a f i val
.
- - • Monallik de laine, and goods of similar
description, 2 cents per square yard, and
SO per etintum ad valorem; vellum cloths,
t ',l
• '3O
_per c i turn ad va/orem.
Certai 1 importers ha sing made entry
, before thact of the Ist of August, 1862,
'went int I effect, but were unable to com
plete it 1 y causes beyond their control,
the good must be,considered subject to
the, rate'', 'f duty existing on the 31st of
July-las : I
:cd calf skins were properly , assess
per centnm, the act of July last
an additional duty of s . per cen•
ned leather of all descriptions.
: tion of 10 per contain
sty on sundry merchandise im-
Spanish bottoms is Affirmed,
. ving no reciprocal treaty with the
!States for exemption from such
, ..
EXIDAOX ,II on th e Pennsylvania
4 - ' r; -•
1 I - Railroad.
About e /eve es o'clock, yesterday morn
ing, ; l is a eight train going Eastward on
the Penn Avarua Railroad, was passing
Denny's -curve, opposite Lawrenceville,
l i ar
a keg of p 'or der , exploded, from some tin
' known can e shattering to atoms the car
in which i , had been placed and one or
two others. The car was laden with am
munition it ich, with some cannon, in an.
othei car,. d a lot of candles, groceries,
&a., in a •d, were scattered about in
the ipinit nf the track for some distance.
One'car w thrown over the embankment
rel
and the tof the train was more or less
injured. e explosion shook the houses
in the vici ity, breaking some windows,
and (math ned a good deal of alarm ; it
being rumpled. that another explosion had
iia
occurred a ;t he arsenal laboratory, that a
locomotive I d blown up, etc. Porta
nitelyno on ' on the train was injured, all
employed oh it were in the front or rear
care s beyorKthe reach of the exploeicr
Inters* ReVenue Deeteion.
The ConinksEaoner of Internal Revenue
e
has 'decided thatl whenever distilled li
quors are moved, and the quantity
shall . have b i 'en reported to the Collector
3 )
of the dis 'ct to which the removal is
made, and a ertificate thereof is given by
said Collect° ', and transmitted to the Col
lector of-the district from which the re
moval is de, the bond required by a
former deci 'Con shall be cancelled.
Deseters Returning.
-The Prov ost. Marshal, Captain E. 8.
/
Wright, sta I, hat deserters continue to
arrive at this point almost daily, notwith
standing the , me specified in the Presi
dent's procla ' ation expired on the Ist
inst. It is ii ' derstood, however, that all
absentees wh ' return voluntarily will be
be dealt wit I as stated in the proclama
tion, and man , are yet availing themselves
a the oppo nity. Among those who
report to Cap I. Wright are a goodly num
ber of drafte linen who never entered the
service, and who do not feel like risking
the consequedees of further delay. •
1
- 7 -- -
6 4 411umm les:"
An amend nt has been added, in the
One Senate, J the supplementary act for
the 0. akland ' Assenger Railway Co., giv
ing!he pomp!)
,y porter to use the dummy
engine on tit?! ?vend, subject to the will of
3
C ounc il s , e in the city proper. Peti
tions on this I..ftbject are being circulated
i n . t h e n c it y , an n extensively signed.
.......—____
Held to Li l lis:if for Trial.
],
,
The man , pbell, whose arrest for
nbtutlug aho belonging to Wilson & c ,
In 1.1
Brp.,-of Alleg 3 , , we have noticed, fail- f
ed to raise the o ant of his fine, $2O, and r
was held to b ' for trial at the next term
of Coiht.. It 'ill be the first case under
the .new law r , the protection of live,ry
stable - keepers.
i s
~.
- ,, Steek , r tes Itedueett.
The New Yo k Tribune says : "The
Western roads , ave reduced the rates of
tratisportation, near as we can calcu
late, About $l6 a car from Chicago to New
York:. -The ras per car of 224 feet of
floor, from Chi '
o, are as follows : To
Detroit or Tol 'o, $5O. On hogs 80c 311 I
eg
cwt. To al or the Bridge, $B5. On
hogsAto: V ciri To Pittsburgh, $72.
On hog' 600.111 wt. To Dunkirk, $5 `11)
ear,aild'2o on , jo gs less than to Buffalo.
The nth of April,
This is a day-, hich which will be mem
orable in the i atory of Pittsburgh so
long as it is a ty. It is the eighteenth
anniversary oft great fire of 1846, which
destroyed all th' business part of the city. I '
r
• - -
CrLehi bud Cotorit.
The cases in %he Court .cif Quarter Ses
sions, continue' be of an ordinary and
uninteresting o^ • ter. Business is be•
ing rapidly tint 'rough awl the term will
not be *long on • The case of Miss Eliza
beth Beatty, fo murder, will probably
come up - next W:
The Exec
T on of Sheets.
onvicted of the murder
:to be executed in the
or, to-day. A plan for
rushed here, and the
ect it yesterday. Of
laws of the State, the
rivate, or at least, only
f spectators will be ad
ted event occasions a
Aement in our quiet
a F. Sheets,
of John Ansley,
jailisrd, at Bea
the scaffold was
carpenter Was to
course. under di .
execution will be
a limited 'neither
witted. The ex
good deal of e
neighboring co
- 1 - 1
Sentenced.
t i
J. Irvin Steel the Blairaville Record;
, f
waa convicted t week of libel upon
David Taylor, d sentenced by Judge
Buffington to p fine of 81 and costs.
_ . _.
Work I,
manesseed.
pleting the West Penn
was - commenced on
the company expecato
Tile work of co
ailyania o.'
Monday last an
finish it by next
M:l=4
mattes's Report.
ommitte
has for. sale the
e on the Con-
Pirepo rt ttoek. - Fifth'
• 'of
1 • net of the War e
ValiseAlde retences.
rman aid; yesterday commit
..en to jail Charrls Craner, charged with
obtaining board n der false pretences.
1
1 P 4 Finally. nos
l i In the State . nate• on Tuesday, Mr. I
Eirahain called a the bill in relation to
4he feeding of sto k while awaiting trans-
Oriatiort on ' ads, which was passed
may. : - ,
1
1::]ffl
• illideiiiiiidfrnaprovaa
• mamas.
T! " next sale . of real et'P'.4) ,we have"io
plarchase:
• . • o adjoining Ilayivitle,
. 4-: n.rt,, • Virapp.,,,.. I
i.;oo;per i"nicti"
uL in now erecting 'a - tine dwellin4 end
ether handsome imprOiements. He will
make this his home unless, indeed, he is',
called to take 'up his abode in the Gov ,
ernor's Mansion at Harriabia.
We may here speak of some of the iin
provementain the building way in and
about our city. St. Clair street connected
as;it is by the splendid suspension Bridge,
is beta continuation of Federal street,
Allegheny.city; making in all a street of
some two miles long, and is fast becoming
one of the most crowded• and business
streets in our city. - On St. Clair street at
the end of the bridge Mr. John Bisasell,
IS now erecting four largeour story iron
front warehouses; ,which will add much to
the appearance of the street Land bridge.
On the Allegheny side, between Stockton.
Avenue apdjVater street,. most—of the
bnildings are to be removed, on both sides
of Federal street and handsome iron front
warehouses are being erected. In another
year we doubt if a finer built street of the
same length can be fount in any city,
Barge;.
In oar estimate of boat baildizueater
day, We .Maitted - the . buildiag of coal and
other barges at the differentyards around
oar city; From - the estimate we have a
enm equal to one. uarter of a million will
boinveated barrges the
coming season. - There area hundred al.
ready contracted for. .
Public Charities.
The swept° of the appropriations
made by therLegisjatnre to public chari
ties in this State is $154,900. This is di.
vided among seventeen institutions, in
slims ranging from $25,000 to $5OO, and
does not include the House of Refuge, to
which $33,000 more were given. A com
mittee of three has been appointed by the
Senate to examine into the condition of
all such institution for which appropria
tions have been made, and report at the
next session.
GAS In Manchester.
The Manchester borough council is
making au effort to have gas introduced
into the borough. The Allegheny Gas
Company offer to supply such as want gas
in their houses at the same price paid by consumers in Allegheny, provided the
number is sufficient to justify them in put
ting down pipes. It is also proposed to
light Beaver street, by means of some
twenty lamps, located at the corners of
cross streets. The committee of the bor
ough council was instructed to ascertain
definitely how =Sy citizens will bind
themselves to take the gas.
Chartered.
The Cooper Fire Arms Manufacturing
Co: has been chartered by the Legitaa
tate and stock subscription books are to
be opened next week.
Pardoned.
David K. Bennett, convicted abnnt one
year ago of having attempted to produce
abortion, and sentenced to three years in
the Penitentiary, has been pardoned by
the Governor.
Flouring Mill Purchased.
Meagre. J. S. Liggett & Co.;have bough
the City Flouring Mills in the Fifth Ward
so long carried on by Mr. L. Wilmarth.
Mason Jones' Lecture.
Very much interestattaches itself to the
oration by' Mr. Mason Jones, to be de
livered this evening at Lafayette Hall, un
der the auspices of the Young Mea's Mer
cantile Library Association. He comes
to us with a high reputation and will
doubtless do his subject. Garibaldi and
Italy, eloquent justice. An article in the
Washington Chronicle, where Mr. Jones
delivered this lecture to a brilliant assem.
bilge, says
'As an orator Mason Jones is undoubt
edly Is remarkable man. Hie eloquence is
of that special class which wins upon the
auditor the longer the speaker is listened
to. Although he speaks for two hours he
wiles away the time so pleasantly that tho
conclusion of the lecture comes about too
Loon, and we could willingly listen for an
hour or two more."
Cheap John's Lecture.
By the following it will be seen that Mr.
T. J. Parker, known as "Cheap John,"
has accepted aninvitation to deliver a lec
ture, extended by those who have heard
him on previous occasions. Those who
imagine that because "Cheap John," in
disposing of his wares, uses-quaint and ri
diculous cheeses, he is notcapable.oftalking
len:111)1y, are much ' mistaken, as he is
fully able to lasi with any sub
ject. Those who ere skeptical on this
point should go and hear him. Hie re
ply is as follows:
Prrrsxenon, April 10.
Messrs. Wm. Y. Coles, J. B. Lindsay, T
A. McClelland, and others:
Dear Sira—l have received your com•
tounication of the 'Tth, and will be happy to
comply, and will accordingly deliver a lec
ture on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at
Lafayette Hall.
Subject—Positive Facts.
Very respectfully
CHEAP JOHN.
Yankee Boblnson , e Benefit.
Yankee Robinson, who has been quite
successful this week in his personationt
takes a benefit .to-night, when he ap•
pears in three good characters, viz :
Josiah Putnam m the "Times that Tried
TIN" Solon Shingle in the "People's Law
ler" and Ebin Pettingell in the "Yankee
lfr China." Here is a glorious chance to
enjoy a laugh.
Still They Come.
The large audiences, composed of our
first citizens, who nightly aseemble at Ma
sonic Hall to visit the Pcdop ticomorama,
is the best evidence of its merit and popu
larity, and as its stay among us is limit
ed, we advise you to go at once.
Matinee on Saturdayafternoon at 2} o'-
clock, when children will be admitt ed for
10 cents.
vetORTINT TO TEO PUBLLO.--Seo
ement.
POCKET Boors and Wallets, all styles
at Pittock's, opposite the Postoffice.
Plicrronauns of all prominent persona
at Pittock'a, opposite the Poatoffice.
DON''r n IMPOSED ON, by buying bogus
prints of Tom Thumb and wife. They
are sold for Photographs—so look out.
See advartiEement headed important to
the public.
Gummi &Beset%Bowies Mere.for fi wily
manersottnins Romero the la .
9111Filthgetketirai a nent •
soma k 717
JOSEPH MEM & SON
MAXIIPACITII/Ilaop
(AHOY Juim PLAIN
FURNITURE * Cu A ➢RN
WARKHOIIBS,I96 EihitismlLD . r l
(Between Sixth otreet and L ties.;
PI I ' I 'BBUBHA
GE NT B . ENAMELED. LEATHER
%amends; Gaits Calf Leather Balmoraho
Ekmta Grain Leather Balmoralm New York oar
tom made, warranted,_ at El Fifth street.
110111BIZAFlidk ADO.
SOciid Edition
THI v4,LATEST„TRJEGRAIII,
A 9Destietate Rattle
Ihnniltient.
001 • GUNBOATS ACROSS 0114 RIM
LATEST FROM PORT ROYA
FROM NORTH CAROLINA
JEFF. DAVIS SAYS NORTH
CAROLINA MUST BE CLEAR-
ED OF YANKEES
Things Near Vicksburg,
Eight Iron Clads Before Charleston
REBELS DESPAIR OP CHARLESTON
Two Igen Shot by the Rebels
Eight Confined Soldiers Drowned
HEADQUARTERS ARMY POTOMAC,
April 9030863.
The Richmond Whig of April Bth has
he following:
All thoughts are noW:centered upon
Charleston. Official intelligence was made
public yesterday morning that the enemy's
iron-clad fleet had attempted to cross the
bar but failed. Later in the day it was
announced that the gunboats and trans•
ports had succeeded in crossing and were
at anchor,
Our iron•clade lay between the forts
quietly awaiting the attack.
Further intelligence will be looked for
with eager anxiety. •
The conflict will be desperate.
WASHINGTON, April 9.—Nothing WAR TS
ceived up till ten o'clock, concerning th,
affairs at Charleston.
A private telegram froin Headquarters
Army of the Potomac says the tone of the
Richmond papeis of yesterday is not hope'
fnl, and shows they consider the surren
der of Charleston impossible, as the city
will bedestroyed rather thati be permitted
to fall into our possession.
PORT ROYAL, March 28.—The iron•clad
Keokuk arrrived yesterday in good condi
tion. •
Four Monitors are in North Edisto In•
let with four' mortar schooners distant
about 16 miles by land from Charleston.
The troops landed at Stono are said to
have accompanied a gunboat expedition,
and firing has been heard there, but 'loth
ing definite is known.
When the balance of the Monitors will
move is not known.
The rebel pickets are visible all along
the shore at North Edisto, and night sig
nals, by colored lights, are telegraphed
along the coast thence to Charleston.
The rebels at Savannah threaten to
bring down their rams and attack and take
Port Royal, sinking the Wabash and Ver
mont, and capturing all the troops left
there by Gen. Hunter.
The storekeepers at Hilton Head in con•
sequence are selling dry goods, and other
stores, lower than the same articles can be
bought in New York.
An order has been sent by Gen. Hunter
to withdraw our troops from Brunswick
and Ferdinandi.•
A tremendous explosion took place in
the harbor of Charleston a few days since,
causing a jarring sensation to the whole
blockading squadron, six miles off.
It is supposed to have been a premature
explosion of some submarine torpedo.
NEW YORE, April 9.—The purser of the
steamer Fair Bee has arrived here, and
reports that the attack on Charleston was
fixed for Tuesday.
Passengers from Beaufort, N. C., state
that'on the sth inst. the rebel pickets on
the Trent road extended to, a point of nine
miles from Newbern.
Affairs at Little Washington looked
threatening.
The rebel Gen. Hall was opposing Gen.
Foster's little band, and on Monday after
noon there was a rumor at Newborn that
Gen. Foster had surrendered. This was
not credited, as it was believed that rein'-
torcementa from Suffolk had rcached
Washington.
Gen. Footer's position was strongly en
trenched by rifle pits and ditches. Can
nonading was heard at Newborn all day on
Sunday and still on Monday.
The gun-boats Chicara and State of
Georgia were coaling at Moorhead City
to run the blockade of Pambico river,
where th ere was but one gun-boat.
NEW YORE, April 9.—The following
letter dated on the 4th inst„ below Wil
mington, N. C., is the latest from that be
leaguered town:
Major General Foster is at the post of
danger and even without additional assis•
trance. It is thought that he can hold the
enemy in check.
More gunboats arrived to-day, and it is
expected that to-morrow morning, the
4th, they will witness a fine display of 9
inch and 100 pounder rifle shell for the
special amusement of the obnoxious bat
teries.
There is, however, a possibility that the
town will be vigorously attacked ny an
overwhelming force, and that it will be
burned before the gunboats can work
their way up the crooked channel without
the buoys. The position of three gunboats,
the Louisiana, Commodore Hall and
Eagle, the fort, the block houses and the
breast work and ditch which runs com
pletely around the town, makes it apps-
sent that Washington will be a formidable
place to take, although it is defended by
not more than two thousand troops. The
fort is a sodded earthwork, it is surround
'ed 1:13 , a deep ditch and a formidable abet
tie.
It is rumored that Jeff Davis has de.
dared that North Carolina must be cleared
of the Yankees.
A special dispatch dated Washington,
Wednesday, April Bth, 1863, says : The
Government has advices from Gen Hun
ter's Department up to April Bd, at which
date the combined land and naval forces
were off Stono Inlet waiting toi good
weather.
It was then blowing a gale, and it was
thought doubtful whether the expediAon
would be able to proceed for 48 hours.
The rebels are still studious to keep
their newspapers oat of our hands,
but the Government has information that
Richmond journals of the 4th, contain tel
egrams from Charleston announcing that
eight iron•clads are off the bar, and that
the day of conflict is at hand.
It is evident from the ;one of the com
ments in the Richmond jonrnala on this
intelligence that they are not so confident
of the strength of the elaborately pre
pared defences of Charleston against oar
iron clads, as they would have the world•
believe, and the foreign ministers here ap-
pear to think the unwillingness of the
rebels to let their papers of a later date
than the 4th 'reach us so significant of
good news for the country.
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At 4Arfo3: l 9 firiii 0 LLlbe DeMoreit
special - diepatch - - Mini 'Young's Poin ssays
Atatievyral transporteladeo.-wql tr aps,
irtitillett.4llliiti'sitrifiitii brigade, and one
iron-clad started up the stream thi , morn
,
mg,
There appears to be no prospect for ac
tive operations before Vicksburg for selne
time.
The new canal being cut three miles
above here will be eight miles long; and
emptying,i4p thell.liseissippi below 'War
renton, :', ..--."! -: - • ! ' '' '
MIMI
Parragut still holds the river between
Vicksburg and Jlndson.
The Queen of the West is up Red river.
Porter and Grant is reconnoiteri ng up
the Yazoo river with considerable force.
M URFREESIIOIIO, April --After leaving
T4lorepillie on the 3d, two men - in Wi t•
der 's command were captured by the ene
my, and both wer,-, inhumanely 'shot.--
Their names were John Vance and Be,
Montgomery, belonging to the 724 Indi
ana regiment. Montgomery was iustant•
ly killed, and Vance, though shot through
the head three times, and horribly mark
ed, has reached camp and made a written
statement of his sufferings.
A Captain French and a man named
Cartwright did the shooting. They took
two rings from the finger of Montgomery,
saying they would send them to their sweet
hearts. Wilder destroyed a part of the
village known as , Saultsburg, consisting of
a dwelling of 'a notorious guerrilla. These
late successes have encouraged our cavalry.
BOSTON, April 9.—On Tuesday night
eig litconfitied,scldiers in Fort 'lridepend
ence awaiting trial by Court Martial for
various offences, escaped in a skiff and
pulled for South Boston point. Soon
after cries for help were heard and a life
boat started from the fort, in search. but
nothingwas discovered in the darkness.--
All the deserters were • undoubtedly
'drowned. •
The names of the missing men are as fol
lows :Jno. Morris Born in Iludestield,
England; Jno. Dale, Concord, N. H.;
Alex. Devine, Ireland: John Morgan ana
Ben. Van lienren, Newburg, N. V.; all
belonging to the 2d Mass. Cavalry. Chas.
Edmonds, 27t11 Mass.; Serg't Patrick and
Cunningham, Ist Ir. S. artillery, and Benj.
C. Davis, I lth D. S. Infantry.
NEW Yowl, April 9.—A Baton Rouge,
letter'of March 80th says that the rebels
have 80,000 men at Port Hudson.
(}en. Banks arrived on Friday and an
order : was issued for the whole division to
be in 'readiness to march at an hour's no•
tice with three days cooked rations.
No movement has taken place as yet.
This is to he the grand move upon Port
Hudson.
Lituts‘ll.l,E, April 4th.—The Clarks
vi a expedition sent out by Col. Bruce
last night, under Col. Boone, surprised
Wit) lward, recaptured our stores and
took several prisoners.
There was severe skirmishing this morn.
ing.
Our tieet with three gnabbilts are here
o-night.
MARKETS ii)c TELEGRAPH
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Cf , t•INNATt. April v--Flour dull and demand
limit ed: YUp. held at but nothing of
c•ousequelwo doing. Wheat dull and nu demand.
Corn and Oats dull, but unchanged: Corn
and eat„ tki. Whis ky declined to 43e. 111, ['orb
and Lard very doll and prices nominal: 21)) tCa
prime rot:n[l7 Lard ,o'd at PS.e , prime City held '
at Inc; Bulk All,ulderit saleable at 4' , and ham,
ti' 4 , but not offered Creel, n,. demand for sid es .
Urcieerioi dull, but unehaliged. Gold and do•
wand notes advanced to IC,, and Silver 135. En
change
firm at par and premium.
Ni. it Youk, April 9.--t.itooks better; 47%.
Cotton dull at US. Flour dull, :4)00 bbls sold state
$6,1041'4414 Obit) $7,3.kta7.31.1; Southern $107.40.
Wheat dull, IMP) bu, sold IVeAtera $l,S . ;'. Corn
dull, itattin bus sold at ati.4900. Beef dull; Pork.
dull; Mess $13,6•2@d3,75. Lard dull at
Sugar dull; Coffce dull; Freichts dulL
City. nortaitty.
Dr. A. G. McCandless, Physician to the
Board of Health, reports the interments
from March Bth, to April 6th. 18C3 :
oIsEASES. DISEASEs
sUL'Lri,
Dropsy 2 Congetlion
Consumption .. 4 britlatuation Lunge
Paralysis 1 Scarlatina .
Disease unknown . 1 Unknown.
IScrofula ..... .....
Dipthoria. . . .
I a Ilatuauntion of Brain
ICroup
- - '
Of the above there were :
' Under 1 year 2:From :to t.. to .
From Ito 2... . " 40 to fit
4n
to t't
:t to lit
I " 7tt
.....
..
lOto 15 0. " 70 to 80...
" 15 to 20 . 01" 80 to 90
" 211 to 30 ..... . 1 " 90 to 100.. .
Males, 9: females, 9 : white. IL; color
ed 3 ; total, 18.
ALLEGHENY COTRVTY DEMOCRATIC
CLUB.
OWING to the difficulty egtierienced in fitting
up their now Ball, at the
Cornerof Gth and smithtlield Streets
the above named Club hare decided to defer
their first meeting therein, until the Ittb b inri.,
ar 7% o'clock, P. M . when an addrers will be
delivered by one of the most distinguished nicn
of oar Countyland state.
llemtieratirgenerally. nullespecially the mem
bers of our branch Clubs throughout tho County
aze invite] to attend on that occasion
J. D JIANCOCK. Car Seey.
JOHN COYLE',
api J. C. BUFFUM. Committee.
MANHOOD- ,
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127 Broadway, New York,
mh3l:d&w3m Post Office Box, 4688,
NE 'W GOODS.
HUGUS & BACKE,
SUCOESSOfrtS TO •
W. & D. HUGUS, oor sth & Marke
Are now offering to the Trade a full oom
plate stook of Dry Goods, consisting of
SPRING
SHAWLS,
SPRING SACQUE_S.
AU the new styles of Dry Good at al .prl •es
MONEY CORM AND ORIENTAL
Q IT ILL T 5;.
ALSO. a fall and complete iisaortmont of
DOMESTIC AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Purchasers are respectfully solicited to call ana
tumble our stock. apt
F66S-20tIf BAIIIRELS FSFBH EGGS
Ent received and for sale by
JAMES A. FETZER.
ap7 corner Market ant Ist St.
LA B+ D c H I L.
DENNSI Philadelphia and New York eas
tern made eaitent and Baltoorallu very superior
*
good& E. OCHILCBIZ ill co,
EIB=1:1
MEM
PITP3URG MAaKP-
WEEKLY REVIEW.
CoreftiU,y Revised and Correeted by
r.: stir own Connniirielbil Reporter.
0.1.710 P: OrTITIS Si lIRDAY MORNING Post
Prrrsputou, April 10th. 1863.
gesnarks—Bu.sinerm since our last has im-
Preeed.—at least there was a better demand for
certain leading articles, whilst dthers were ne
glected. The weather has been very changeablq
when we wrote this report it was fine and spring
like: Our rivers continue in fine navigable or
der. Wa have had several arrivals and depart
ures since our last weekly report, but the Ton
nage falls far short of what is required to do the
business. Our different ship yards have at this
, time 3; new boats under way. The prospect for
a :ipring run of coal is good. The "diggers" have
ii• everybody knew they would) been compelled
: . ole o to terms and dig for 3o per bushel, and
e : think it about time that those who furnish the
: ,,, r of our city with coal should iolver their
figures and net blame the diggers. That dodge
being "played out," we have no doubt they wit]
take their time. Money matters aro about as un -
_settled as ever. As soon as the dispatch arrived
from New York, on Wednesday, gold declined
10 cents on the dollar. This is the heaviest de
cline yet; somebody must loose. During the past
week Cotton declined in that market from 5 to 6c
per pound; and Fleur from 2.5 to 30e per barrel.
Oils—The market has been very unsettled both
here and elsewhere. The receipts from Oil City
have Increased, and a fair amount has changed
hands at a decline from previous rates, Particu
lars elsewhere. Bacon—The market has been
very firm with a large amount of sales both for
home use and to fill contracts. Former - prises
hare been well maintained. Groceries are not so
firm—that is, sales have been made at a slight de- 1
cline since our last weekly review. The demand,"
however, was active, and a fair business wai'done.
There is a good supply in first hands. Grain-
The sales during the week was not large, caused
Principally by limited receipts. Oats have ad
vanoed with a firtu market, Government contract
ors taking pretty much all that is offered. Corn
is very steady, but there was no advance, Wheat
—The receipts were very light; prices remain as
last quoted.
Ale.—The following aro the new rates eet by
the manufacturers:
X
bbk hf bbls bbla hf bbla
.........-$7 00 350 $8 00 3
4
Kennet... 900 450 I i
PXX
.. orte- 700 5 00 0
Brown Stout VI bblB 00 I
Apples—Sales of Russetta at $2 75(42 25 % bbl
A:diem—Sales of Soda 4%@4%; Refined do 5,5 , 1:
Caustic Alkali' Biic; Nitrate at B@fiVet Potash
and Pearls at 1141 ie.
lantier. , -This is a difficult article to quote
hast'at present; the stooks being light and small
rsoeipts have run the figures up, we quote nomin
ally at Roll 2142:a5: choice 2fi63)300.
Bacon—Tht demand continues active ; there
is a large busk ess doing daily. The stock in fan
'hands Is net large. Among the sales we notice
20,000 the Plain Hams, B,lk 20 000 res shoulders,
8c; 10,0000 IN 8, C. Hams. 10c.; 10,000 lbs Plain
firms B%er 5,000 ths sides, 73.t i cr. 10,000 fba shoal
pers. 60; 94000 lbs thealdens, fe. sides. 7%e,
Saes 110 ,000 lbs to go out of the market same
drives.
liiessrax—Advanced to 33@350 lb.
Beans—balas anti:tall white Naay at $2 NCI
2 75.
Brooms—Salos at $1 Z@sl 50 it dos for com
mon and SM2 50 for good and tenor
Buckets and Tubs—The following are the
factory or wholesale rates. From store they axe
selling at the customary advance. Buckets.
plain maiden Ildosen $2 2t.k . painted Inside, $255;
varnished, $2 is 3 hoops,. 'l2 65: TUba 1, 3
hoops, 1 , 1 dozen $8; No 43 ilooplif e/t .175 .
No 3. $b 37N0 454 bit heeler o ': Wash
boards. half Boah olo• ' waled $5.
Bage — Advanced: sales beet Seamless 2 bushel
atsBsllloo.
Cooporialge.--011 barrels have declined with
sales at $2 ,Wand flour barrels to Eoe.
Candles advances: dipped 14c it lb; Moulds.
lic• Star 20022 o; Sterine 170.
eheese—The rm: vanee has taken p market
lace:sales R 14c; G o sh
en 1.5 c,
craekera.The advanced rates are as follows:
Water... ......... 6}44s Soda 'No
Butter 7xo 805t0n...............
barerried ar 90
D Beet • fa; sales of 2000 lbs
Plain at laic: 1501 lbs toyer cured at 115.:01134c
Cotton Yarn.-
No. 5 to 10 - 4, sloo
per to No . 16 SIIU per IL
"11 & /24 (13 " ! 17 110
" 13(0 105 "18 01 07
14 fp 110 " " "' @1 08 " "
"15 0110 " " " 0 110 "
No. 400 0 5.1 c ri , •l - dos. No. .800 c& 470 per dos.
foo ( t i cHs/ @46
601.1 (in 49c " " " 1.000 0 4.5 " "
700 0 4so "
Carpet Ch!sin assorted Colors . 50 etapny lb
white, as or 15 cute.— 50 ots •• Candlewick I " "
Cotton Twine, • • I " "
.
Batting. common cts " "
TerrnsNett c ish.
Niagara do :Pi% ete,per yard.
darted Fruit—The market wa,i firm; sales t 7,0
bush Apploa $1 50481 62, an advance; sales of 300
bush Poaches $3 50 for choice.
_.
Gas Pipe.
f.orr. Per Foot.
~',.; 1 och 7c ! 1' Inch. 32
.„...,,, d„d„ Se 1 2..
do
, 50
do iNcl 2% do ......... . .......... 90
~. do c i 3 do...__._ 30
Y. do 40 136 d0....._ ..... .......60
l'/ do do . 190 4 do 0 00
"6c 5 unse t tled .2 75
Eggs—The market is very — arid prices
tends downward ; wo qcote nominally at 15c;
these rates may not hold good for one day as
prises are generally governed by the
tbsreceipts..
Feeak—P ice, bare advanced a sh„ the
ferings being .,
restricted; sales 200 sacksa of-
Shorts at
$1 15 It owt; Middlings sales of 750 sacks at $1 25 'f
cwt.
Flour—The market during the week has been
dull and inactive, the sales toeing fow and par
taking far more of a retail than a wholesale trade.
Whilst the markets East and West have declined,
holders here decline coming down. The smiles
made wore at the foPowing rate., viz: Extra, s6t
6 Z; Extra Family, s7@7 25; choiee,s7 250;7 50.
The stock on hand is not large.
Islosh—Firm and in good demand ; sales 20 bbls
No. 1 Mackerel. s‘s 10 bbls No. 2, $10; 40 half
bbls do, $5 37; 20 bbjs No. 3 medium, $7; 30 half
bbls do $4; 10 bbls large No. 3, $2 50; 20 bbla
Halifax Herrings, $6.
Grain—The demand for the leading articles.
continues brisk. Oats are inquired for and'
are firm at 70@;72c, first hands; it takes a large
amount to keep the Government supplied. Corn,
in good demand • sales at 8,5®00c. Wheat steady,
Sale. of rod, $1 i(kdol 35; white, Si 40(41 45. Bar
ley, not inquired for: prices nominal Rye in
good request at 95(441.
4. l rocerlem.—The market, especially sugar,
wall not so firm.
tinnpoWder,--The into advance was to the
following: Rifle $6 25 V keg; Blasting $5 50.
ilay.—Under light receipts prices have large
ly advanced. On 'rhursday sales were made at
$17419 per ton. •
Iron and Balla.
Plitt Bar Iron.
1,4 to 6 by % to 1 inch
2 to 6 by 1% to 1.4 :.
I'4 to 1% by %to %,
Horse Shoe Iron,
S' to 1 by 5-16 to 7 •1 1 inch ... .. . .., ........ tea
Heavy Band Iron.
2 to 6 by V. and 3-16 inch 6V
154 to 1% by 1 4 and 3-16 inch
t t ,
16 to . 1.% by .4, and 3-18 inch
?, to 3
by Vs and 3-16 inch
4
Hoop and Light BaUd.
2p to 6 inch 16
1 4 to 2 inch
1/4' to 1% inch-.
I to 1% inch. 6
itin
Inch,.i i Inch a
% cent to lb extra for all Cut Hoops.
Bound and Square.
1 to 2,Vench 26
2% to 4 inch
3to 3 inch
3% to 4 inoh
6
: •N c 3 ‘l ..
and inch-- ..... • ............ •—•••••-• 4
in . ....
and 9-16 inch... ..- . ... 6
and 748 inch
-16 inch 6s'
14 inch Al
3-16 inch . . 8
Oval Iron.
1 to 1 , 4; inch. ...... .....-....
61'
to 3' 4 ' mob
inch-
............
..
inch--
4
4%
5 0
........ ..... 6 4
554 6%
Sheets over 23 in. wide. %a $ Ito extra,
Plates.
Boiler Iron, 3-16 to % inch s :Ws
Boiler Heads 6
Tank 1r0n.3-16 tolin.,not over 30 wide, 6Y,
3-16 to in. wide
Tank Heads, (not anging.) -
Boiler Rivets
Sheet limn:
No. 10 toll!.
" 18 to 4 24.-
" 25 and 26.
Brads and Fence.
10d, 12d, 16d. 20d. SOd. 40d 504
dc 60d
Sd and 9d
6d and 7d
4d and .5d
2d
.Mt!to
Out Eilulk_,ea t;37 Inch
wrought Spike*.
inch, an lauFttte
-5-16
• -
irailroad
Lumber hue advanced to the folloi
Flooring Boards, Der 11l
Common do do
Clear. do do
Sawed Lumber do
Shingles...-.
La•h
200
of 25 hbds Orleans at 12360
15 do porto Rico, 12c; 20 bbls Creshed.l6o; 15 do
coffeer-4, /0.44. • 20 do coffee I',
NolsubsesPAßales of 85 blds Orleans at 65a
•
•Colffe e4-'-
Syarst p—d ffefesalekof 25 Ms at 60e.
*Jacks Rio at 86 1 4 a.
; oaks of 200 bbli it $175
bbli "
1 1 81) ' *"..
om 9 0095 e from first
• ta.,'
y.
--- ate 40
ABRTFEB.
Franklin, Bennett,
Gallatin: Clarke,
DEPARTED,
Franklin: Bennett„ Brownsville.
BaUatiu,-olnrke -- do -
Nellie Basra. Boni& filk
Lillie Martin, Cope, Loftlat . [le.
S ir' The river -x--' at' evening at twi' ,
light there jeera 7 feat water in tha channel
ana iall eg. The weatherpleasallt.
par The A, Nt.. 1 passenger steamer
Nellie Ituscos, Cape Gould. leave; this day. too*
rivet,. for Cairo and kit Lottia... this boat bast nhA
astrpasaed o:ommodations and is
takeharge of
careful aod attentive oilletirs• We pleekure
in recommending boat and officers.
The new and pretty eteamer:
rie Jacobs, Cant. M. A, Cox, leaves for Chian
nati and Louisville, positiv ely on usturJay. ,Bha
was built under the' aupenntendenee ciflCaptain
. snobs; in her construct'on no expense has been
spared. Sbe is complete in every respect; v4Pti•
Cox is exper °aced And attentive, °Meer.
derstands his duties thorougally,: =Ws tona of
the most popular Captains we have with passim ,
gars and shippers, has hosts of friends and treats
them all well The first clerk is blr: Rats Powell - ,
a clever officer, who will see that passen gers are
well cared for.
Bid. The fine passenger Steamerdorrai•
Capt. Fuller, leaves to-day for St. Louis and tie
Upper Mig7333.3i complete andtoe 'Wass
haying undergone thorough -
IM . / 8. In fact she is es gotd 63 new. We take
pleasure in recommeLding boat and officers.
For Cincinnati and Lantos , "ie.
THE NEW AND FIND PAS.
C
&earner Altit_lE
PAW" Capt. M. A. Cox. oommandenirill
leave for the above ports on den/Mat' titer litte
bast • at 4 o'clock, Y. M. For freight .0r palate
apply on board, or to
For St; Louts, Hannlbal,Qulncx,
nook. Davenport and eh DILIUdd.I -
THE 'NSW AND SPLEN
DID Steamer lOWA, Cant. Folei,
will leave for the above porta on Saturday.llth.
inst. at 5 o'ckek. P. M. Fen freight or panne
apply on board, or to
aplo J. 11. LIVINGSTON & CO,, Art.
• For Marietta and Zanesville.
Reialar Muskingum river . Packet
leaves Pittsburgh 'every !Fues4lay,
p. in., Zanesville every Friday S a.zok.
THE NEW AND SPIXNDID
Faineriger steamer EMMA GRA! .
onroe Ayers commander. will lento as
noted above. For freight or p.arsme sprir on
board or to J. B. LIVDTUBTON &A*.
.ap2
sTEAMBOAT AGENCY. ,
W3l HAZI,ICTT
Hu opened an taco at
NO 90 WATER STREET,
Where he will transact a General Steamboat
Agency business, and would solicit a abizoot Dal
rarteite fromstaamboat malt. atat- 71
_
Cl II A NDELIE BAR BRACKETS;
s.J CORNICES. CANDELBRA:-8, LAMPS;
&e.
REGILDED OR REBRORZED.
and made equal to new. Also. Chasid elleis'
&e„ altered to burn Carbon Oil, ht.the
Lamp and Oil Store of
WELDON, BEINIME
ap2lj. 164 Wood Ana*, .near Bib.
WILSON'S .PILLS
SICK HEADACHE
NERVOUS HEADACHE
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.
W ILS ON'S PILLS are the result of
long investigation and careful condeeted
experiinents having been in use many yew%
during which time they nave prevented and re
lieved a vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating In the.
snitem cr from a deranged state of the - Monate&
They may be taken at all times with perfect
safety, without making any change • t Diet, and
the absence 0.1 any- dieameable taste, renders it
easy to administer them to children.
By the use of these Pills the periodic -at- .
tacks of Nervous cr Sick Headache may . be pre
vented: and if taken in lb- oommeneement of
an attack immediate relief of pain and alcknega.
will be obtained.
They 'idiom fall in removing Haueen and
Headache, to which females are so subject.
They ant gently on the bowels—removing CO
direness.
For Literary Alen, atalents, Delicate Females,
and all persons of sedentary habits, they are
valuable as a Laxative. improving the apprit%
giving tone and vigor to the digestive or
and restoring the natural elasticity and
of the whole system.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine have shr_natures IL A. WIL.
SON and L. FAHNIESTOCK It CO. on
each Box,
Sold by all Druggists and all o+her Dealers in
Medicines,
oeipt o
A Box will be sent by mail prevail on "re ,
f the
. PRICE 2 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed , to.
B. L. FAHNESTOCKIE CO.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
apl:deodkwewtJttlyl
Steamship Great Eastern.
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
Great i Eastern.
WALTER PA T ON, Oommander .
From Liverpool, From New Yo rk
Saturday, April 18, I Saturday, May 0:1
Tuesday, June 2. Tuesday.' June as. -
FIRST CABIN, from .495 to OW
Each berth, according to sire, situation and ac
commodation of the State Rooms; all having the
same privileges in the Saloon and in regard to
meals and attendance. Suits of apartments for
families may be engaged by special agree:unit.
Excuridon Tickets oat and back, in
the let Cabin, only a fare and is ball.
Servants accompanying nasaengeri, and ohil
dren under twelve years of age, nail' tare. In
fants free.
•
SECON Et - CARIN.--State:Boom berths, meals
furnished at seperate tables • $7O.
THIRD C iMlN. — lntermediate State Rooms,
passengers found with beds. bedding, table
utensils, and good substantial f00d„.....--$5O
STEERAGE, with superior aocommo
dadons
Payable in Gold, or Ite equivalent in
U. 8. Currency.
Each passenger allowed Twenty onblo feet of
luggage, An experienced Surgeon on board.
For freight or passate &Daly to
CHAS, A. WHITNEY,
At the Office, 28 Broadway.
HOWLAND & ASPINWALL Agent'.
THOMAS RATTIGAN,
No 122 Monongahela House.
4
4
4 1 4
5
5
5
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CIO-PALR rNEBBHIP.—I have this daY
V associated with me in the manufactore and
sale of Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars. Charles C.
Bear. II eremites the name and style of tho firm
will be. BrOollister &Baer. The businws will be
carried on at the old stand. No. 25 Fifth st.,'and
ale° on and after Monday the 13th inst.. at No.
108 Wood street E. ItreOLLISTEIik,
Pittsburgh. April /883:—allw
GENT'S FRENCH SIATFIRIOTS,
Gent's Glove Calf Gaiters,
Gent's Glove Calf. Gaiters,
Gent's Glove Calf Gaiters, •
Cheap as-the cheapest
At DIFFENBA dna' 8
' mhE 15 Fifth street. ow Market_
I g :
.. VO
.. 15 0 00 0
3000
.. 15 0061000
RIVETEES.—TWd° /TNT?:
Boiler Riveters Can 6n a t r e I ' a mmo.
iron 14; zusi ntooate ../... under shelter .
Blab -b3 ..... wan ted JABISti D. SAD;
Union Iron Wors,St. Lam
iota
,
, ,k ,
. dblibsd
—P&BEL DECORATIONS.
Ifor aide by • W. P. MAILSITAT,II.
matt t 87 Wood Mt.
118 . 1 *F r AMILT FLO
vedygd f9r Wik
igh 4trartirTZ
oar and lst
iientitaantbig;
POET OF
J. B. LIYINOBTON.JeCO
JOHN FLACK
CURE
CURE
CURB
THE STEAMSHIP
WILL B%' D/SPATCIRLD
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diegiiliiiaii.; .:—ititi. imuizagov
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W., AA wiliiiiiirent in throe characters.. -
nds.4azzAir
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te PgrinticrDrisna :entitleci.tho .:-.:-.,-," , -
Tu TIMI.ES , ViirAT . Tittithrtrii. , l
lAilah'T'aliiita '''- Ytinicia"-Rokiinson.
Ili m 3 0- I..ioingi ''' Ai rcilindnison.
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,• totibre truir,t tit , -.-- ' - 1 " - liirlielfateon.
Graao Uels.; " - '' . .:2Litnter E belie.
Overture, •- , , 0. ...-..:-.'.,....-,, Orchriara.
To c01,:c.:u4 wit h de :- : - ~f . .,-,,r..
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Deptoitai 'aft tiff :iiiiiiCi f , ittkfMit'arioe ~from
Saatoter . to, littalrerAolo; " *if tY'niottAittiloato
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THIS E lir gli tird; ,XII I f t - /2th.
.. Alliniadon '23 - centii- Obitdieix4s A +;D..pors
open at 7; 002121X1M100 at 734 o'olook:4-_ularringon
mai- be brienatar9X , o'elook- , i•, ' - , ---•• , -.+ l ,
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JUr-..SIATINEN•WEIMR-,DAYfan4 liPtialir‘..
DAY - APT.EtaAtOI9NS at t2h oelook. ,:. • . -., .
APlo:dliit
1 _
al riaiii.44.4'eA:4...D. O'NEIL.
MISS KATIfiIItER O'NEIL.
hiattlia. Mall,r,:r.titd,l-BARITIOLOSIEW.
ti/W RIMS! ONO' '...,..,„,.''' bleSTßliin iIIITRY
AtiliiklDA 7 Rowit," =uric p.ANNTEAROREIL'
-,,- • hia9 SALLIE DUVAL.- - .Atift. W,ITitiON.,
. .
O'IIEILIIRE.a. NOYELTY - TROUPE..
Will appear every eyelike. -it wintunotlon with
TWELSTYOTEEttI.PERFuItStEAti. _
The, celebrated , Ccittizatdct,,,tletd.-_or the 076feil
Troupe Irtlriesi) 'perfiirra,_ws: well as:the vgrlt
Bplend'd Band of -thisi isseablishitentreakitg
roam - COMPALIIIMI. IN OR X._
Prioe *0 - IS :and 2171 eteatt;Priiitte boxes 50
cents. - -...........-..-
-7 ' UHAIegIE-01 PRltlfTs4itilidf-11AC11-EVI
NEM : '" ' ' ' " :, -:".2
SitklIMMV. VAS,111(0
" • Nee "Wit o d eOr -
W C E11tr11111....- :—..Lessee and bfanatt9.
.iPtACIS
is a moat le open every night. Tne beet talent
"`° /" 01142 4: 1 1 1 P1th54 bees ingaged and will
aPPear nightly.
IRI ,-NOTrCrES";'
7 . 31 • 001 ,..uTp.
ciogrustEL L
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
-- SILVER & BEASTPLATERr
. and'ina.n r ilfeiallienror'
Saddleayoutd. Catriate Ha:dwate,
No- 7184 Of* street, mad•Pu99ll-1047....,
Bridge 3"
JATT8.813143111, PAZ:
° York
; - alw - aya fStfnd
difidailitygee -
•1:1101' DYO-111071rilliVt1
Mai ae ppliedwisbineyuarrforth a
stunkiipot.. Nothing bet their
Faira 4- tootlirext,
Hee given theidtlieli-Wiligd idaiiiikatation. and
nutdelhem take the place of all Lt ther prepare.-
Norm 'The Dreprodiimis any shade desired an ten
mi mites
Manufactured by ONISTADORO, 6 Actor
House. New York. Sold ewe-rater%anitAPPlisl.
ed 17 all - lair,.Drassers. _
Price. Rial 5 9, RA $3 Per hox.acoordin to vise
0/1113TATIOICO'SMAIN PRICSERVAITVE.
Is invaluable withlia Dye: tullt imparts tho nt•
most 8 0ftneee. the meat ..beaatiful glow. and
_great
vitality.to the Hair. - -
Price 50 oenta. 41. and
. 0 ber bottle according to
• '
_Mb.l.4datwlnioo
The reatswit Dhmovei:y of the 41 i r e,
Firmeira:Tandlief. au ot ers ean purehase no
I 'remedy act' eal to Dr. Tobias', Venetian - Liniments:
Tor dysentery. oolio,sroup..ohronlimhaideat u sm..
'sore throats, toothache, ssw.sicluieakc e ia i hurel4 ,
eirellinks. - bruiset - old sores, headachy, mosquito
ibites. psalms In - Ake litubs,T. chest. basic. 4c.- if it
does net live'relief the money will - be refordied.
All that is alkalis a trial; NA - aft It aee rdirig
VI the directions- , .
".,
Dri;Tosiisk--Dear Sir : 74 l_haveilsed-yourlVS
inetian Liniment in' my .r fo , a number of
years, and believed to be the beat article for
what it is recommended that I live ever used,—
For sudden .attack of croup it is invaluable. _I
have no hesitation in- recommending it for all the
hoes it professes to - pure:" ThaVeteld itTOTMEr
rears. and it giveeentire satisfaction;
• a:ultras N. TRAIN - It a.
_Quakertown. NI J.. 1118,41858: - - f _
Price 25 and 56 cents. bold
_fly all ‘drussistL-
Office 56 Cortland' etreekt-Tem YOrk.
Foots about graisdreuvaPtu,‘
Now eiirru s q,
W Oct.
Mr. GI. Tin skim;
it
• --Bing: no .
Reptildionsi: -
L Dear Sir-1 would state that I was induced to
BRANDR STEPS PILLS. through thesecom--:
mtmdatien of John B. BW - Ift„ of Croton Westches= • -
tar county. who Watt•etiy restored - to health
by their use. lie was sick tor some two years. _very
costive, and dyspeptic. And -he tried - eyerLttung.4
but was not relieved. Finally, he teak ono Bran- • '
dreth's Pill every dayfor a week; and a dose °T M"
Pille'ma day for three dam and then took one
Pill eyeryday. - withArolooesolonal dose adz. In
okiennonth bewail Seib to go to work, and in three',
months he welLgaining 40 - seturds In weight:—
, - Yours - tenly44 ...... EDWARD , PLIEDY. • '•
.:171 . 1q. 'Fr'
liiragratingris 1 11narg. 88 • - •
.Edward Pura* being dulysworn says that he
.rosides tln2 that town of Wisw,•eastle;
7earil VIO very sit& within sore oh his IcR
nthich- imen-tsmiting tor over Bre yeark that
ha war also nutaltdisfreswedbi a painin hie chest. .
and besides very - mann anti'dyspepti that.ei
ter trying varionitztniedibstind many physicians. '
he °chmmed uffing.Brandreth's Pills. air to eight -
threetkeeesiweek._andat the end stone _
the - sore - thildrien healok amt attlitrend;of two`' - .
months hews. eat curod'atimativen
ace ess o b r
Pe and Pain . -
and has remained welt over
EDWARD Re RD Y.
Ftwcep WOMB tiaLot eat.
usH
iladi_, l .Lj•tin. 5 '1
8;1"14(I nflEa - ,;.
Bold by a L .ol ETft..Ralliftt h. D.lY 3 lond 411.32,
I, - , A•": 1, 411D ' A k ., - ..* p-, ~...„- :.-.„.
iiirkiiirii *aci ift - - xiin,iisitiavits4 .. '.'
to operate . before ,the Dental pollegea of
ttip tilted Statu.sand thb - -varlotta , Dental non
3-ions for the purpose of bringirjkholoy e _ the
'll. AgghaViastnntin=llll.ll.4.:l;
it t
o ed to be away from DIY office th e- eg =
reater ,
p of next Sprtrote.mailintomer.fand :that my
patients-u. py not belhalmeisthereby. I have ae.r- ,
frith me Dr.R.I.s , VTAT.R. ir Dentist of
own ability in eve branch of theprolea.
si . and whosoolegantnlftgV are the admira-,, ,, 1'
tics of-the profeesiomwhmsveyeeer ,t-..^14r..- We, a
will be with me' from Ayrillgriand. will, take tho
general charge of tho tithr. loving me free to
devote my whole attention to , Extraetmg Teeth
with soy Apparstua.aud to the
,7.mechanieal part ~: i
tho professio n . tPersons who - may - haver-hitherto' ',-
failed to nave thOn Teeth- cxtracted:•ror --wantof:7
time on my part, or flora defects in the appark4pg
are aa.ured that inch 'difficult; • no longer-mete,
as; have made many. improvtmentrand will,doWar , -
rate my wholo time to it. .. ..:...- . .:,,,,,
- Re.erenceO in regard to the . Painleranee
ds
Safety of the operationa;:given if i desired. and , •
froth 'dedical gentlemen' too, Remember that
.. .
cold weather is the, time r whenthe nppgratga m i lt
.;:-.
be used to the beet' advantege."--= :',- -.-.... i ., ...,..,, --.-., 0 . --
R. °DU/W. Dentist.
mblloitmr/ 4 - 184. fhattlitield street,
.. . .
poRIVAIE DUMAS= ,
DR. BROWN'S oiTTOE,
so SIILT.TIII7ELD STREET,
Citizens and streakers in need of medical
vice should aot.fail to give h im ' s call.
Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to cure imp',
titter, sorefuloas and venereal affections --alto
hereditary' taint. such as tester, pserhtsisand oth
er ski n di ant m am ,,et e origin of which the patient
later. g I -
sHEINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr
Ere remedies for this affliction. brought on
by solitary habits. are the only medicines known
La s up to h uda
two
yr which are safe and witmk_eedibe
re e ealth.
REUMIATI4
Dr. Broom's remedies ours in s furl days; this
painful affliction -I
He also treat Piles. Gloat, Oennorrhos, Errethol
Discharges. Female Diseases. Pains 11;0th:1E84k
Wee and =
I lildnoys. Irritation of the Bladder, Etria
eta.
A letter to be answered' must ocetamat lust-
ONE DOLLAR.
Medicines sent to any address satelipached.
(Mee and.pylvate rooms. No. 00 SMPIIIIPIRILD
. BTRE RT. mtsbarsh. Pa. nolfstin.
"T E UNION . •
ARCH STREET, between - sa tad: 4th
.
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tHE viarDweigito
Aer i e
of of the alintr - Toroulair Road
for a series of
ye would- reisp - totaqtrlntin Abe
attention of the travebnsnubliato Its central to.
08310. either tor business or - alumna,
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