B^i® ,l “ '— '' ‘ " ADVER 1 For standing mat. gPSy&f:?.?^ SS/SSSteJI; Foiir Insertions...." l, Five insertions 1, One week 2,t Two weeks 3, Three weeks., 6, One squirt ch&ngeibh D AIL Single subscriptions b’ Delivered, in the cil Single subscriptions.. Five copies, each Ten copies, each Twenty copies, each, (. DR. HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by C . >1 JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, PA. It is not a Bar Room Drink, ' : OB A SUBSTITUTE FOR hum, AN INTOXICATING BEVERAGE, BUT A HLiHLY concentrated VEGETABLE EXTRACT. ■A. PURE TONIC, EfiEEj'Roar Alcoholic Stimulauts or Injurious Drugs, WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE .LIVER COMPLAINT, Dyspepsia and Jaundice. HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS WILL CUBE EVERT CASE Chronic or Nrnous Debility, Diseases of the Hidneys, and Diseases arising from a Disor dered Stomach. Observe the Following Symptoms hE>T ? LTIN’O- FROM Disorders of the Digestive Organs: CoiiStiprt lion, inward Piles. Fullness or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach. Nausea. Heartburn, Disgust tor Pood. Pullneas or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations. Sink lug or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stom rf m* of .’ he Head . Hurried and Difficult Brrutlmiir. Huttering at the Heart 'J^ l 5 0 i^ uU ’ oca ". o t' whenina lying * talon . Uuts or Webs be? fore the Sipht, I ever and Dull Pain in the Head, JJcti-ieney of Perspiration, Yel lowness otlhe Skin and Eyes,Pain in m the Side,Hack, Chest, Limbs Jte. Suddou tlushesofHeat. Hurn ingin the Flesh. Constant Imagining? of E \ 1 i nnd Dcpres * 1 o n of spirits HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS WILL GIVE YOT A (KM >ll AT PETITE, -* STKi.Xi; NtIIYKS, ii! U.THY NERVES, STEADY NERVES, iililSK FEEEINtis, HEALTHY EEELIN’aS A GOOD CONSTITUTION', A A STRONG CONSTITUTION A HEALTHY constitution A SOIXD CONSTITUTION * U ILL .MAKE TiLE WEAK nTr VIM. MAKE THE " TR0!(0 DELICATE "ill make thf. will make the DEPRESSED U ILL MAKE THE SALLOW COMPLEXION WILL .MAKE THE DULL' EVE - CLEAR & BRIGHT " ill ptOTe a blessing in EVEinr ,~y~ » an be used with perfect safety by OLD OH YOUNG MALE OK FEMALE S39^-*S B * soe! « « PAETIOULAE NOTICE. 7'here are many prepar niton* sold under the name of Bitten , put up in-quart bottles, compounded of the cheapest whisky or common rum, costing front 20 to 40'Cf/t/.T per ya'.’or,. t.\r taste disguised by Anise or Coriander Seed. This class oj ild/,-1 s has coused and will continue to-evusr, as lm,q a<. the i, .-i be sold, hinxireds to die the sfath of the d< ti nk„ ■ I hi / their lue the sustem wfep/ continually u.-mrr the indue.,ec oj Alcoholic Simulants Oj the Won l ki„d. th , Jrw,, j u r Liquor i.? created and kept up, and tin it suit is all the horro. i attendant upt>,i a drvr.kMd's life and death . Be \?&re-ofthcm. Foi those who dt-r.irc and will have a Liquor bitters, wc publish th> following reci ipt. (Jet Out' Bottle Hooflaud'ti German liitters, and mix with Three Q,aarts of Good Brandy or Wialsliy, and the result will be a preparation that will far excel in medical virtues and true excel lence any of the numerous Liquor litilas in the mas ket, and uni! cost much less. You will havt all the virtues o/Hooflaud’s Bitters in connection with a good article of Liquor, at a much less price than these inferior preparation* will cost you. 'DELICATE CHILDREN. Those suffering frorh MARASMUS, wasting away, with scarcely any Ueali on their bones, are cured in a very short time; one bottle in such cases, will have a most surprising effect. DEBIX.IT V, Resulting from fevers ol any kind-These Bitters will renew your strength in a very short time. FEVER AND AGUE, The chills will not return if these Bitters' aVe used. No person in a Fever and Ague District should be without them. From Reo. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of the Encyclopedia oj Religious Knowledge. Although uot disposed to favbr or recommend Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of their ingredients knd effects; I yet know of no reasons why a num,may not testify to the benefits he believes himself to have received from any simple preparation; in the hope that he may-thus contribute ittythe benefit of others, Ido this more readily in regard to Hoofiand'a Oerman Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. Al. Jackson, of_this city, because I was prejudiced against them for many years, under the impression that they were chieily an alcoholic mixture. lam indebted to.my iriend Robert Shoemaker, esq., tor the removal of till? prejqdiee r by proper tesi&. and for encouragement to try them, when sutfei ing from great and long < oiuinucd debflity. The use of three bottles of ti;r«e Bitters, at the begin hing of the present year, was followed by evident relief, and restoration io a degree of bodily and mental vigor which I had not felt for six months before, and had almost despaired of regaining. 1 therefore thank God and my friend for directing me to the use of them. c Philadelphia, June 23. 1862. J. NEWTON BROWN. ATTENTIOiT SOLDIEEB, AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS ?• We call the attsnfioQ of &il having relations or riends in the ariny to thc» fact that “HOOF* German Bitters” will cure nine tenths i * , diseases induced by exposufeaand priva to caui P life. In the lists, publish •“johtdaily in tfae newspapers, on the arrival ?L^ e J, lck ’ il to noticed that a very large JESPSPS. 11 .,"® suffering from debility. Fvery be re adily cured by Hoof* „ W< ’ hnve no hesitation in stating that if these Bitters were freely used »juem hundreds of lives mfeht be otherwise would bo lost. R^? Pri?^K5 B ' ar ? dml >' revolving thankful letters Iruui sulierers m the anuy and hospitals, who have been restored to health by the use of those Bitters sent to them by their friends. Iit:WARE OF COUNTERFEITS. See that the Signature of “C. M. JACKSON” is on the WRAPPER of each Bottle. PRICES. Large size £l,OO per Bottle, or Half Dot. *5,00 Maflum Bite 75 “ “ or Half. Dot. *4 00 „ Af, e L»fpv Size, on account of the quantity the' vJk!f*iv d ' , ‘ rc “>uch tliccheapcr. •. ' eT 1 i o “ r nearest druggist not 'hare the ar ncte, do not be put nil'by any of the Intoxicatliisr prepAration, that may be ottered lu"lts place, but aal wc v,li ioraard, securely packed JONES <fc EVANS. (SUCCESSORS TO C. JL JACKSON; A C 0.,) PBOPRIETOBS. ■ ■ W-FOR SALE by Druggist, and Dealer. In jTery town in nolMAw Editor and Proprietor. MEDIGAL. JJ'UNKEI.’S "CELEBRATED Bitter Wine of Iron, Bitter Wine of Iron, Bitter Wine of Iron, Bitter Wine of Iron, . ne Great Tonic, The Groat Tonic. - Tl . . rill* Great Tonic, f or I)} spepsia and Indigestion, for Dyspepsia and Indigestion, for Dyspepsia and Indigestion, for Dyspepsia and Indigestion, For Weak Stomaohs and General Debility f. or j£ ea , k stomachs and General Debility For Weaktatomachß and General Dehility D „ A" " eak .*tomach6 and General Debility Reliable and Sure to doGood, Reliable and Sure to do Good, Reliable and Sure to doGood Reliable and Sure to doGood And ell nnot do Hnnii. And Cannot do Harm Tl . , And Cannot do Harm It Costs but little and Purities the Blooj, it Costs but little and Purities the Blood, it Costs but little and Purities the Blo,«d, it Costs but little and Purifies ihc Hlood. ' Of this V.tluable Tonic, Of this Valuable Tonic, Of thia Valuable Tonic, Ol this \ aluable Tonic, Onlj 75 L'tb. and Une Dollar per Dottle , y Z® ( ’ tB, aml ° l,e per Dottle! Only To Ctß. aii«l One linlmr per Dottle. _ Only -6 Ota. an<i (>m» Doil.tr per Hot tie HKo“ U ri tlir !io? 01l ' ly t,y A - KL.NKEL, \ BKO. General Depot. 119 Market street Hsr ristmrg, Pa For sale in PITTNBUNOH l.y .1] respectable dealera. 1 tor sale in Plttßburphhv K. F. - I I I vr*. < L.fiHNtM'u K v. 'V janl4-6m A'l'E Ol.S£lA.'3iiiN. DR. BROWN’S OFFICE, CITIZENS AND STRANGERS IN need of medical a.h icoshould not Uil.- IV .. him a call. Ur. Brown's remedies! ne\ or fail to emo impu rlUes, scrofrUotifi and venereal affection*. • Also. neredltAry taint, such *b tetter, psoriasis an<i other skin diseases, the origin id which the * tient is ignorant. * Dr B’l remedies for this affliction, t rousht on byiiolitnry habits, are the only medicines Known tn Oils country u inch are sale and will sneerlilv resfore to health. Dr. Brotm’B remedies cure In a few ,i.iy a i [u rninful alhiction. 1 He also treats PUcr. Gleet, OonnorrW I--- th.al Discharges, Female Diseases. Pains in tne Haclc and Kidneys, lrrifati-n of the Rlad,i. * Strictures, etc. A letter to be answered must contain at h-a ONE DOLLAR. Medicines sent to any addr.-.c? eafrly i.a kr l p^*tc rooms iSo 5U - | STREET, Pittsburgh. I’a. rtolsd\w IMPOETANT TO LADIES, “Great American Remedy.'* Harveys Clirono Thermal fejialk pills Have never yet f a ii,e d, w rkn the directions ha\ e been am, tl\ inllrmiM.. in removing difficulties arising from OBSTRUCTIONS, op sropi \.jp op NATI’K e. Or in restoring the system to per lee t ,ii j, u . ( ~, sutiering from Spinal Atfeetlons. p. {'ton. the Whirls, r.r e*n~. -rmrtP?*. . t.f th< t trrlne Orpana. The Fills are ]>*-n»*-i i, h.u iiupho on the constitution, and m.ty in- t-j.’i; 1,1 tU most delicate females without distress at the same time lIEARTT STOUT LIVELY CLEAR THEY ACT A S A (HARM. By strengthening, invigorating. And r«tnnnr i. k • system to a healthy conduit!;, and l.ru.in;.,: on the monthly period with tegulan; _\ v i.. c ter from what cause the obstruction’ may hum- They should, however. NOT be taken the tir-t three or four months of pregnancy, though sate at any other lime, as miscarriage would be the result. Each box contains 60 Pills. PRICE, OVF Dollar. r DR. HARVEY’S TREATISE on Diseases of Females. Pregnancy, .Miscarriage. Barrenness, Sterility, Reproduction, and Abuses ; of Nature, and emphatically the LADIES* PKI j \ A l E MED 1C A L A L>\ a pamphlet of t.j pages, sent tree to an> M.\ cr-i.u iv.p.or • ed to pay postage. /©•The pills and Book will l* sent by man. confidentially, when desired, seockkey «i;aiei». and pro-paid on receijit of monej by J. BRYAN. M. D., (ienerol Agent, No. "76 Cedar street. New York. 45“Josepti Fleming, Druggist, enrm-r "l the Diamond and Market street, agi-i.t lur Pitts burgh. oc6-cuidii.w Notice to all concerned.— Among a certain class ol sell-important pe..- I pie there is a peculiar feeline ol contempt at ta.n -; edtoall physicians that advertise and treat the j diseasesnamed in thiscard, (i’iuv MtcDiaiiA.HEs > : why this should be, they nor no one else can tell. Are they not aware that all physician* treat dis j eases of every denomination, in fact solicit ju-u j the very diseases that arc so obnoxious to these i very refined parties I suppose they would n..t let one of their family go to a party that has de voted years for their benefit, because lie adverti ses The fact, and their family physician says lie | 9 a humbug so he c\n pet thecas.- often he aln.ost deprived the party of hie lile lie cmm- 3 at last to the physician that advertises—ho* * | s ,. are they to know ' Are they not swarf that Mr Astley Cooper, Mr Benjamin Do.die. Mr i ’bar u-- Bail and >l. Paul Hicord devoted jears in th* treatment of these diseases 1 These men are held up as shining lights in the medical world ; 1 don't assert that all men are worthv that publish, still there are a great number ol them that are I lm\r devoted myself to the study and treatment ot Pbivate DiHKASks upwards oi 4u years, and without egotism can say I have saved hundred? from years ol misery and untimely death. .M\ treatment is confined to the vegetable altogejhei as 1 think it is the best and most certain. It is in my power to bring hundreds of certificates n 1 thought it necessary to certify to my general suc cess : but my long residence in this city is suffi cient proof without adding tnorA Spermatorrhea and ail diseases arising from it are cured in a much shorter time than heretofore It beho<>\ every young man and woman to he careful m lecting a physician. The different advertisement b that are seen in our papers are of no worth, and no benefit will arise irom answers than only of health and morn y Hundreds are .Mired annu ally by my new rem. lies. Address IP i\ So*». jan-Iyd Pittsburgh Postotfi-.e. JUST WHAT - - | EVERYBODY WANTS, A POCKET ALBUM! ITokJine from Uto2i Pictures. FOR SOLDIERS: FOR soldiers: Can be sent to all parts of the United States for Twenty Cts. •Albums for Centre Tables, Alboms for Centre Tables, AT PITTOCK’S, OPPOSITE THE FOSTOFFIOE. foh3s THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE. Invented 1845. HSSIShS :D ', TR,B,:-rE FB.OM AJjlt Machines, at the World's Fait, , tho S % cr Sewing Machine received £ s£?f* ble mention on ■>« merits ; anil Whrol er U Wilson’s a medal fpr its device, called °“ a Lfi? ok The Howe Sewing Machine was aW ? P rcn :! um < to an imglish Exhibitor , r purposes on exhibition, dur light««f Marine guaranteed to make t,erica wotk on the lightesT and heaviest fabrics Sold and rented, Cor. Penn h St Clair,'streets A. M. McGREGOR. my2o-d3taw-Iy KA BASKET 8, “PINTS AND (fW Quarts,” Heittzlck’s Chtmipaghe, s.taaOßase* Sparkling In store and for salehy mnliEß fc KOBEBTSON il' J I VTJic Great Tonic, The Great Ton3c- Ami v 'Minot do Harm W e only aik a Trial We only &ak a Trial, Wc only aslc a Tn il. We t’ulj ask a I nal, No. 60 Smithfield Street SEMINAL WEAKNESS ruecmatis.m AT PRICKS BELOW ALL, AT PRTCK9 BELOW ALL, Perfected 1864. DRY GOOD S, HOSIERY, jc. j , STEAMSHIPS NEW SPRING GOODS, ' ! fTIHREE POTTAGE HOISKS POK f• f ! X' - - I j/lhlt P 4fl tj'lT 3|i {Yuf at I me °f Ma(icheau.-r Passcogor Railway 63111 i° Qneenstown and Liverpool, - *< ! ra “ 4 W.CAR.4o>*,WawOhio»t I .aiffWiiC ver P.°<>l c ' e T «ltern*te 1 .cb^r etteM “ yot '“ lu ““. A Xhe»V. I evSySSte w&aday Queenstown 1 D H ‘ ,l^E ASlale; From Avenue Hrat ward, Allegheny. The lot 1, "I I GUIOIV ’ “ Pulton .St , h/tV York, or imU ron i, bS ' , desp ’ r “ n ? in « back «° a2O feet ! No - T THIJS - RATTIUAN, Agt, I n tw ° “ ,oHcd brick, contains six 1 ao nJf, ’,. 122 Mon °ngah.ala House, Vatefst., 1 i™°“‘“A.' :aU * r , The out-houses are a wash j b O - 3 ; 1 ) 11 Successor to Thos. Rattigan rmtnn II,.; d ' PASSA ? E FfioM ™E OLD COTOTEY, lotion Hosiery and Gloves, j “ ?,e ' nd wat " in ■ „ r Z,r aa „i tle u, ' r ” u , *'* POO t IjONI > iS) N^Yfo S r<MLwTytoNEW fancy goods, notions : I Rochester din?'.' 1 “ abOU ’ * ~lll“ lrom 'be , than W “‘her »eeot here, Fall and get /a^n'ir 8 ’‘Xi r th°i “ JI B, )I«, i “'e,ik!iid"passin?e'ri?rTfoun’d'lr?irwhmg ,!ry ; . f South Avenue, Allegheny city. , p ?. rt , l f® brou & ht out b Y first claaa (JlirPfr A .. , 'f™°. I-AHGK I*OTS OF UROI’SD • Al-I-«iNU veasels at very low rates. Siirht •ng which may la’ found many- novelties. , * hvo hundred and twenty feet Trout on Robi !on the NATIONAL BANK payable^at Also a siimdv of >n“\r H rc< ' -,, re ree huildreil *nd twenty-tour feet i’' 1 “ l ' ri '" che B m England or Ireland for sale. ■ h Slilipl) of on Wadsworth street, three hundred and four 1 1 I’Wtlculars as torates, Ac., apply to feet on an alley twenty leet wide, containing , I) U’NKILL, Mill Tirnnu from two to three acres of land, suitable for a 1 «, ' hronlcle Office, No. 70 Fifth st., MULT FORM HOOP SKIRTS Thi m*** )™2o*ol andHiSmlthfleldst., Pittsburgh. *’««« inveutn,n winch by means of 5ii,,,., mh. s ' <*°r*Butr f .sons, ™ SBa g e from England and Ireland. rt,, i ol street ga «-> l'i* expanded or commoted, thus combining ftOMPORTABLE THRRE-STORV » - O , O O . HRH K* HWKLUXi > Hi if SLKoRSALK ii Situate on Second street, between Msirket ami Wood streets, uell arranged with Qi_ naii, pArlor, seven chamber rooms, dintne Sly Quaker, ruo«n. kit,-h.-,». «-a*h room Hnd triHVd cellar eat and water fixtures, etc,; lot 20 feet front by 8u the lowest. 'icip r .<r prit e and terms, apiih iu b. A.sons, 61 .Maiket st 3,000 Doz. Spool Cotton, 1,000 Doz. Skirt Braid, 1,200 Doz, ShakSr Hoods, A fail line ol And an extensive assortment of And Small Wares, Paris Trail and At i ri .•* j v «w H‘. M-\< iii >r .v 73 Market New Good^ New Goods New Goods “ New Goods MAX DRY GOODS (iAKD.VEH A; SCULEITER’S, 9 2 aiAniiE r r STms^ST Black Silks. $l,OO per Yard New Spring Chintzes Balmoral Skirts, at $2,75, New Spring Shawls Dress Goods, at 31 and 37 l-2c New Spring Dress Goods Russia Crash, at 12 l-2c. Best Kid Gloves, at $1,25 >‘! 10 OPENED THIS HAT, AT HUGUS & HACKE S 400 prKrK.-i N'EirlSmK Prints— HARK AM) LIGHT. 1 * I Vi i Hams, DK LAINtS at 31 U HALMdIIALS at *2.60 Corner Fifth and Market sts. | GOOD lirVBBTMENTT-A JtfßW and valuable machine, capable of netting *; 5 per (lav atxn*e expenses, has just beep com peted ancf patented. The patent-right f.\ the State of Pennsylvania with one - or mora ma chine? is now otnired for sale on favorable t<enn6. 1 his is a rare «ibancc for investment. >*rom to $13,000 capital required. Address feb244 f r 300 boxes T So. 1 Fire Crackers, 10 esses f- ftcily Licorice, ’’ 6 do < Jalabria Licorisr, 1&, do ' prime Figs, i 20 kegs I laking Soda, ; 100 mats < Jaasia, •60 boxes Sock Candy, i 30 do ; Citron, 1 ‘ 10 bbls ( garret’s Snuff, 100 gross Fine Cut Tobacco, in tie foil, ' 16,00) Uavr *ua?Oigara L ;; 69,000 Uavi ma Sixes. Cigare, ■ 5 In store And fo r sale by. • . ; ki»'.y Mkk k BROS., ,l£6 and 128 Wood,*!. jprais Sr ''■ i i 300 box< 0 No. I Heiring, m . . HEYMER St BEOS.,'* mM ,.- 12« Mia 128 Woo 4 ft. Xil-VIVK:. natlosai/bank New Goods XT „ nv TKEA.SI.HV Dia’ARrMENT, / New Goods "' Eor L''■Y^ toLLL * v.( w ashmgTon Citv, Feb. I3ih t 1864. \ r;, n r CARPETS, OIL cloths; &c uiVT- lh ,‘ , ,^ h ‘ nN » NATIONAL HANK OF ‘ ln , lhc I‘ouaty ol Allegheny. PiailO COVAr* nnil MhTc ni IVniißj lvaoi«. h*s Uh-ii July W*n- '-'UVtJfS, izcd unfler and aceorUmp lo the requirement* ol -c -n , New Goods me Embroidere d Cloth, I lute,l SUU-S Stock* aod tu prot hi 1,5 thf - New Ge'l culation and redemption thereof' ajTp Embossed Cloth, X 7 n T rufir y IS63. nod has complied with til the ' Mew Goods pr V. U f I< J° lioi * wd Acl ""iwredfo be compiled w itli t*efore c.tnmrudng the K\uk- therefore. I, Hcon M. r,.| n Cnini h’ew Goods llu n lut *i‘.V of 1 inftfcjlvania. i* authorized to commence the buMuess of Hanking under the Act aforesaid. . i O ,! 1 wliCriM,f u my hand ) S.v i a,lli o< office, this Uth dav ol Kebru m t lil Oil M. (TLLtM H. NeW Gcf'-r 1 * Comptroller of the Currency. ‘ THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK New Goods _ ftew tkxxls < Formerly IRON riTY TRt'ST OOMPavv «.-«piuii. wdh prt»in Lr*t(S inrrriKc to Nww OOCH3S TI.rIKON CITY HUM iM.MI'A.W 1.,v -lrGrG “rgauued under the National t urnnv) Act, ortt-ra lt-« nr. i:*«*s lor the trans-i ti-'i, »( h< <( iut al Hanking Hu>une*s. Itraftn lw*ught ami a<j|d M'-tid revetted on \:i | i'• .n<-. ti--us made on all parts of the countr) . .1 a- on Taintni, .1 A K h. Ity LI., >■ V 1C I •iJ’KtTv; V' M. t liil'Lß. JN< i. K. I'ATTKRSi >S. »'ashler. If 1:23-4 Hal Corner of Penn oud St Clair Street!, THE LAIIGEST. CHEAPEST,. AND moat successful BUSINESS LKGE in the United State*. AJrStudonfß can enter and review At any time. CIRCULARS containing full informal iun sent prmi of charge to any address on application to the Principals. JENKINS & SMITH. de7-lawa3ty Pittsburgh, Pa N EW Trimming House for Tailors. JOHN A. GEEFFITH & 00,, Beg leave to announce to the Merchant Tailors anti Clohiersof Baltimore and Washington that they have opened a TRIMMING HOUSE, at the Southwest Corner of Baltimore and Charles Streets, Over the Jewelry Store oi Gantleld, Brn. it Co., where the trade will find a full assortment. In cluding Piece Goods, Buttons, Braids, etc., Adapted to that line of business, not surpassed by any house In the country. Having established a house in Cincinnati In connection with the Baltimore ;Housc, and con sequently having to buy largely, we feel assured thAu we can otter such inducements to the trade as regards prices as will giake it to their interest to give us a share of their patronage, .lust re eon ed, the Spring and Summer Eeport of Fashions. We are also the agent 9 for the American and European Monthly Reports Of Fashion, and nenisch at Co.’S Patent (Shears. A fullline of MILITARY TRIMMINGS, suit able for Merchant Tailors and Clothiers JOHN A. GRIFFITH, leb2-3tawtal Notice.— in thh court of^uah ter Sessions of Allegheny county, Penn sylvania, No. —, March Term. A. D. 1864. In the matter of the petition of sundry free holders of the City of Allegheny, for the vac a’ tion of certain alleys and a street, in the SeeomT Ward, of said city. 1 All parties interested arc hereby notified that on SATURDAY, February 13th, 186-1, a petition was presented to said Court, signed by twelve freeholders of said Ward, praying the Court to grant a rule to show-cause why so much ol an alley lying in said Ward, parallel with Bidwell and Fremont streets, should not be vacated and closed up, from the northern line of the right of way of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company, where the Bald line crosses said alley to Island Lane, because the said por tion of said alley has become useless to the pub lic and those having lands abounding thereon And. also, why so much of the alley that lies in saia Ward, parallel with, and between Island Lane and Juniata street, should not be vacated and closed up from Bidwell street to the street known as Allegheny avenue, for the reason that the same has become useless to the public and those haying lands bounding thereon. And, also, why so much of Juniata street in said Ward, as extends from the eastern line oi the right of way of the said Railway Company where the said line crosses said street to the street known as Allegheny avenue, should not be vacated and closed.up, for the reason that the same has become usel&sto the public and those having lands.aboundihg thereon. • That said Court granted the rule aforesaid and ordered that notice be given of the filling of said, petition, and of the granting of said rule as required by. law, BOX 766, Pittsburgh, Pa, feblS-Bt-2taw nBUOTAI OP LIVERYITIiM near the comer of First and Stnithfield street W. O. Conn’s old stand, is prepared to furnish carriges, ‘buggies, and saddle horses upon the shortest notice. Also horses b fpt at livery at reasonable rates, TTndettaki and all srranee- fox funerala wIU TJAISISS, PB.CNES ASjTcCB"- A®' BANTS- — : . , t 1,000 pkgs. Bunch and Layer Raisins, In whole. hali»nd jjuartcchoxee, 60mats Seedless Batons, . 25 kegs dodo 30 casks prime Zante Currants, i . SO kegaFrenoh-Prundi end-Flutoo ■' > ■ „ 36boxes do do , ■ Justrecgl^^^^,,^ r“W ..'. ;^S; «JuU3B^ r oo4rt.. FOR SALE. "K Pittsburgh *l, <lOO,OOO. | R>m i; • rju > I K. 1) t .WMA.N I * w M (J..RML . ( » 1 \' ARNKR I’ri'Ri lent PI 1 ISBIROH. i’A MMEuS U’NLILL, ’ TOSKPH H. lUAiiflkE. JOHN H. HAMPTON, Att’y of Petitioner EUROPEAN AGENCY H - OATTJGAN, i&CaBS J.ORoPt.AN AGENT, No. 122 iihillli I I f "lonoDgahela House, Pittsburgh, psrTof U lhe'old“ J *’ ack '‘ la ‘ Pscn S 3r^f ro“ n or tout r n " l,«ket, co ““' r > ' “'*>« b y ■»«■>. or saif wlFLiSZ!” FUIfSALE - ln “>• Agent lor the Indianapolis and Cincinnati EaiP fJ' i A “it A P ent for ,h « °W Black Star Line and for the lines of Steam gow’and^a^rr 0 ‘ NC ''' Y ° rk ' Llverp ° o1 ’ Qlas jan6-lyd THUS. H. RATTIGAN. A new anJ SPLENDID ASSORTMENT .lust received at thcNew Carpet Store o/ ! MTarland, Collins & Co. mM tind Trimmings, ; Anrntireh new and complete assortment just received nf the NKW CAltPld r n omona M FAR LAND, COLLINS 6i CO, mhi SMITH, PARK & 00., NINTH WARD FOUNDRY, riTTSBffUJH. Warehouse, No. M 3 First ami j 2O Second at®. Manuf-icttnvrs <d all sizes ard dcscridtione of Goal UU Ketorts. and Stills, (lasand Water I’ipea. Sad Irons, Dog Irons, Wacon Boxes. .seal Moulds, Pullies. Hangers and Couplings. Also. .lobbing and machinery of every descrip ti« >n made to order. Having s complete machine soon attached to the foundry, all necessary fitting will be carefully attendeil to odl-lydkw Benefit of Subsistence Committee. VISITORS \VII,I. BE ADMITTED into the l-ort Pitt Works. Fifth Ward, to see the famous 20-INCH GUN daily, until April Ist.. lt*4. Price of Admission, 26 CENTS, the entire proceedsto tie presented to the Subsistence Committee of Pittsburgh. ~ Tickets sold at the office of the works, at Monongahela House, and St Charles Hotel. f«*b27-lmd COUNTRY BLANKETS. JTTST RECEIVED—A SPLENDID lot of COUNTRY BLANKETS, at H. J. LYNCH’S, No. 96 Market street, and •eho _ No. l Market Alley. ST A T EMEK t’ O>E THE ’cOND7t lON of the Charter Oak Fire and Marine INSURANCE COMPANY, Jan. Int f 1804. ASSETS. Hank Stocks * 69,19 b 00 l nited States Honda 30,460 uu Hall road Bonds 1 as, 160 00 Loaned on Mortgage on Heal Estate 49,223 00 Loaned on Collateral 34,025 00 Hills Heceiv able and other property .. 6,913 S 9 Cash In Hank and hands ot Agents... 30,5-13 63 $326,603 612 LIABILITIES. Unsettled Loaaea. A. A, CARRIER & BRO., Agents, 63 FOURTH STREET, ° Pittsburgh, Pa. feblJ-2md Principal wantbb-for the Public Schools of the Third Ward, City of Pittsburgh. Applications may .be addressed to either of the undersigned Directors of the Third Ward Public Schools. • JOHN •M’KEOWN, Dr. L. OLDSHUE, THOS. A. PENDER, KUBT. DUNCAN, PETER BRADY, febls-3tawtmn CHAS. VV. LEWIS. HMHK LARGEST* ASSORTMENT OF 1_ NEWandCHEAP Wall Paper & Window Shades Id the country, at FOERSTER & SCHWARZ’S, 164 Smith field st. tfcA'Pm TO $l5O PER MONTH.—THE | J Little Giant Sewirg Machine Go., want an Agent in each county to solicit orders lor their new $l5 h{achine, with guage, screw driver and extra needles, we will pay a liberal salary and expenses, or give large commission. For particulars, terms, Ac., enclose a stamp, »nd address PAGE ? Toledo, Ohio, Gen. Agent for the United States. febB-imd&3mw QEGKHAM & LONG, Liberty Street, Pittaburg AGENTS FOB Kus6ell Mewer and Reaper, Buckeye Mower and Reaper, Huaker Mower and Reaper, Cayuga Chief Mower and Reaper, Fanner Mower, Woods’ Mower. Also, dealers in Agricultural and Farming Im plimenta. janl9dStw *VB S A ’ f , GAS BY PSMfO GLEA son 8 Anti-Flickering, American And Imper ial Gaa Burners, a sure saving of twenty-five per cent. The Anti-Flickering iajust the thing for the Office. Call and see uiemburn a't tbeGas Fitting and Plumbing Establishment of WEU)ON A KELLY, PO4 i&t Wood street. OIL, &C., 80 cases % Cans Sar leg, 20 do yi do do 6 do do do boneless, 80 do quarts and pints Olive Oil, 20 do Italians Maccaroni; 10 do do Vermi cells, Just received and for sale by esSmeh a. bhos., bbSS 128 and-128 Wood at. HCTErW STYI.K. —TIIE PHUADEl [w'phis new style of Stamped Gold'Paper Hanrfnea with Satin Damhtfr iowtod. For saleny W. P.MABSKAUv 1 mho STgoodaW THE FLORIDA EXPEDITION. Its Origin, Its Arninus and Its Eesnltsi The Order Sent from Washington] President Lincoln Aagln Named aa the Responsible Author. Our Loss Stated to be 1,500 Men. Correspondence of the World. , Morris Island, S. C., Febluary 24 1 i Ibe most important thing talked about j here is oar humiliating defeat in Florida.’ V\ hen all the facts of that expedition shall be known the country will not restrain its indignation at the authors. Genera) Gilmore is not responsible for it. Thd movement was made by orders from Washington, and was for political pari poses wholly. For months, Mr. Stick ney, one of the tax commissioners of this department, Ims been urging the admin lfltration to send a military expedition ini th» h «, 1 “ te I 10r °f Florida so as to reclaini the State for political purposes TheV wished to get hold of the’ archives td be able to organize a pretended Statei Government, and give political office td ui m and a few of the same kidney Some were to be benefited politically, and oth ers have a chance to speculate in lands On his recent return from Washington ! Air. stickney stated that he had accom’ pushed his object; and shortly afterward General Gilmore received an order to : Bend a force into the interior of the- State. See the result. We have sustained a! Hull Run defeat; our loss in men trill not be much short of a thousand, with! twelve pteces of cannon. Some of ouf best officers hare been killed and wounds ' ed. Our small force was enticed into the 1 . interior, miles away from their base, and then fallen upon by an overpowering! l i force and slaughtered. The enemy had l ! , ' me ly notice of the expedition, and con-, 1 centrated to meet us. The result is just as military men here predicted. It was, the worst time of all others to attempt an offensive movement, when our forces all along the line were resting upon their arms, giving the enemy ample opportu mty to draw away troops from any point. ! 1 n» is the result of permitting political adventurers to interfere with militant movements. These are the facts of thei case, m spite of what interested paities 1 may say or do to cover up the truth. As! you may well imagine there is great in-l dignation in military circles. I hope yori will assist the country to ventilate this! disgraceful proceeding on the part of ouH pol.tnal mansgcis. ‘ Justice, j Victoria, f ■ ■ tbfha uugrgfEE I worse Than I slated in my last dispatch., . Our total loss will not fall much short of 1.f.00, over 400 of which were left killed! and wounded in the hands of the enemy.: : The affair was done up very much after! the style ot the French and Indian defeat!' of Brad dock in IToo. The rebels, noti less than 10,000 strong,.were posted be-: hind the railroad embankment, which! curves in the shape of a -horseshopJ near the station of Olustee, some fifty! miles in the interior. A few skirmishers 1 had been sent out by the enemy to ! allure our people into the snare, and they were foil jwed, as they desired to 1 be. , Our men had marched several miles, and had their knapacks on when the enemy opene4 on them. I fear an effort will be made to cover) ; up 'he reality of this humiliating affair; but the country should know the truth, ! : and hold those responsible who are the; ! authors of the expedition. Fortunately) fori he reputation of General Gilmore the! movement wasnotofliis planning. The! order, came from Washington, and it is! said none other than the President is the) responsible party, and that he ordered the! movement without consulting his- mili tary advisers. Even this'knowledge, asl satisfactory as it may he to some, will not: bring to life, the hundred needlessly slain] II , in reality, Florida is of so rnucli im portance to the rebels, they will make a' hard light for it; but, if not, why should 5 - we dissipate our forces and have our men killed without reason? ! THE ABBE CANON. The Chtholic Church of Paris has lostj one of her most useful clergymen. Hej was not a great orator. He had no fash ionable, wealthy cure. He had the gift' of consolation. Were you broken-heart-; ed by the “Friend’s arch-mock;’* were, you sick at heart with long deferred hope; were you wounded by some blow given in the battle of life—in fine, were you! suffering, you had but to go to this, wor thy priest and you would be cured; .for* if he gave consolation in no other form, he taught the distressed the great lesson of resignation—a lesson so Itard to learn; for them whose eyes are fixed on earthy so easy for them whose eyes are lifted to Heaven. .$ 16,366 69 In his drawing-room were two duelling swords and a long coignard. Strange ornroents weren’t they for-a prcist’s draw ing-room? Whenever Abbe Carron (this was the worthy ecclesiastic’s name) saw any visitor’s eye betray astonishment at sight of those weapons he would ex plain their presence in his drawing-room. One day two young men belonging to the best families of Paris got into a quar rel about a woman; A duel was deter minied on. The eveneng before the hostile meeting (you know the duel is a breakfast dish,) one of the adversaries went to see Abbe Carron to obtain ab solution after confessiou. The Abbe invited him to dinner, and after the former convinced himself that the later would not leave the house, he went in search of the other adversary, whom he likewise knew. He discover ed him and said to him: “I know,you are going to fight a duel; I am'your friend; come dine with me; we will talk of God for the last time.” This young man was an infidel; but skeptical as one may be when he comes to stand on the threshold of Eternity when he knows that before another evening's shades fall upon the earth heimay be at the Judgment-aeat, he eagerly listens to the comfortable words of religion. Drowning men clutch at straws. . Dy ing skeptics clutch at anything. Men who in their well hours, denied strength to the most cogent demonstrations df re ligion,-accept fbr ajrioms the mast .shad owy tmths that, human reason hopes rather than deduces 'from Holy Scrip ture. The young infidel accepted- the invita'tfdn. ; “Wiiefiteenf&teatfc6 Abbe’s ’Tire 'SSeflliiSvpiie -moved, towsrd’tha [lnterdict-voor duelci Ishall notoifcraß'V yiolence *v*ar DEsoairnOK of 'T~~ 3 ' PLAIN AND FANCY SPE^^^^fe@*>T itw-Ra=nj -To OlfrttaUltlafbrdolog - Posters, Progranimne «fco. .For Exhißia{Waif<r ? di)n?b#t«Wnot it * : rttpagaedlhilHiat^^vnft’i of the strtctnessof the fore ! ;asmflsaßa^tfipg^ ea, sreeplijfo’higfifffgad fttffHt tfMfgKtf the forgivenessj of -’ h» epokeso earnestly and snofippgheiy that he softened. the yonng. shook ‘tiriParraSßll and made‘apologies-j-ahd l Hfif sent their duelling.swords tatlierAbhe W * 6wedi^ aß Some time after this dcdtfifeiff'giyMng wife came to ABbe thoiigh her heart were; breaking^.. ; Bhe could not utter a word.. SiuTwaanlmast frantic with anguish, lealousvand mortf fication. She had Fbye'd’ harhuhlfand ardently—he had decdved iher, and she «*wijfiS3w£' ber fherself. She hsd . poccbssed - a and shortdagger whchshejhaddetermin ed to bury |n the heart of her faithless husband mid m tHelfigia raf The priest Jedvhento fitaifopt of the cross, jhe, told, her/ the. atoTFir-SO; often told, and listened-to eS —of His sufferings frdm the h ! drops of blood—notth<? pWmhf sweat—were. wrung;£rum Hls hrotyj 4fll the ast hour when He said “It is finish ed,” and bowed the head stung jbw,Death, conquered by {he graves and‘the" Patt& compared her uneasiness,‘ the - torture and griefbome-so meeklfcnnd with such resignation,; , The dagger fell from-the wife s hands, she kneeled to pifrir forgiveness, and she rdse' iesiiSed''4o man a wanton, cruelty* ' A thoutenddih. * er triumphs q-e told of Ahhe [ triumphs won ■%ffh •died!-% t^ ed r;^ remains to tbegravetinll ofar population pressed ,- ,togethfir in'tbnae e™ i ir-* ld ODQe era, different as hfe and positions df fortnneZforiWfcsd taught them all the path .tof .fheSracbih mon father.. . , '- 1 /- • i: I h :{X-Vt?H,l A Wisconsin We copy firorii tile BoatoTi !i lowing interesting account . tores, narrow escapes,’ -pKSeßfi'eiiewn and probable futare.ofvan-eagle #hieh has followed the fojtuWof f the rfSh Wiscons;n through ot tne war: ■ - J •>.•■7 jy, _ “When, in* the , aBth ? regment : marched from: that. otate to t}ic seat of yypr. it fftrrifid with it an eagle. ' From'lliai timl tlmmiS all the marches, cissitndes ofwar.tthis blrd lasartiafe^. Whenever with the foe, the eagle has tiWeii £ iri S Mff post with the soldier 'WhoeWi3- ; 4nHii’<at the head, of company H. jAauthe.fen gagemep* waxed heary guns shook the qaHH, afidtee ret" tie of small arms peir ced J the'lijh ancl sulphurous cloud thatHittng tffibuiithc line of battle-r-tlie eagle cwqttldbUapjila wings and mingle his voicewith,the to mait in fhe'"fiercest‘'of Els Twice has he been wouinfed fK*VBMt one ball cutting away a gtaat-jkirtioif Of his tail featehrs., Bathe haarrevjßr tnm. tail to the foe.. He has. .gone. with.Jbis regiment through seven .mates, h nt companion arid emhlein'bf ttiirfi'M)el fi 6f the Northwest. He dai hOWJafhPßie with the Yeterans.recruiting,, and.there is not a bajiper ac a “broker.”, in' .the United States that" brings" men tb the regimental' flag asfaSt** ‘the of the Bth Wisconsin. /Ehonsandai floek to see him, and his sharp, always lieardj-atmioroingsnd evening, with'theflfes aadi flsmtalbf ffifclghard The people of Wisconsin we Shei that whan the war'll o¥6r, ! |ga fhe'eSgle Cofflesihome again, *lie ahSHihe the public, expense,imthe capilalgnttards at Madison.” “ •' T.VIST A tfa&fet for tnent and national l g}oT^' s haS ;; 'a!#gf» been the master paarinn f viot iiHmsa-TWn. ocratic part®.,. It, is, by:the;,strong,lm pulsion of. this, passion, by ihSSiSjßa ted thirst for ‘ greafiieffi, map which is bom the ilonroedoctrine r now .fallen into discredit only because the> oemq eratic party is hot In “xPiSilcji expelled from thia coiOfiSbat • treaty organs a hnndred ygarSnSivJs again on onr afliytwnshqnld have another four years, of Jjlacfc ~He publican rate,'she mhjp'as master of the cdnfedbftttS, *&»gwtca.» mistress-df the- magnificent .vatlteyrwhliih SttTSltPlfflLSffitP." 1 • nt.v <:l?trrfgrfo^mstitsw ■ STREET?. sole proprietorial ms Fancy Soaps, we confidently, recommend u better, tore. wWchcanahrink^^Se^^^nea^Wste. Flanhels and Woolens can bewashed, with the rapidity 4 of Gotten or LiheAi * wi th- tne.Silver J’earl . So«Ptlo,Jinfcrennfa»:w>4t. - lngorfialf tlie hibbingrwhichof the,wear,j«jid/tear. stlreep«tA ; f»«i **■*■— Greese, Dirt, Tobacto Stains,. PriSsSargir Smoke slid the worst Bfig^^toaSNSSS^SK toting all who Jtnowiedgeit ififegresiesfidfieokswSiiitoatte. ‘the what we eisim tot it; r Sold it flvO-cents-per boxes. Denvered toXhaoara. tefltjfataMWhi. ny, -rttidenee* charge. Directions liberal dtaeountto <* Merchants from daWeßfO'tttte CRUMPTON & <30., *calL3WlJb^afSt opposite Fen na* Bsiiroa(rpasßenker3)eoafc ;- ? - nsgsßeware ofalitm otflesß amhriiik^mrtjtolw^n^yf» £?>**}“OMB&SSWMH Tla'*ad > lh*3?iiS AU wffltk vnaroif^^^ 1 one ttt orfei !%rui*s ssstw* !»** L'j
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