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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 16, 1664.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rise in Flour.—Flour, which amid the un
natural and unwarrantable advance in all the
neatusaries of life, has kept within reasonable
Denude, has suddenly taken a rise, and yester
day went up forty cents on the barrel, with an
almost certain prospect of a still further ad
vance. Now, what is the reason of this sudden
and heavy advance I Is it caused by a foreign
demand I No; for the grain crops of the old
world for the past few yeare were far beyond
the average, and there is no demand for Hour
from the United States. Is it because the stip
ply now in hand is short 1 Not by any means,
for the concurring testimony from all parts of
the country is that our granaries are tilled to
overflowing with the products of the past year.
Then what la the reason of this indispensable
article of doinestic consumption going up just
now with such rapid strides? la it because the
coming wheat crop is sure to be a failure ? Or
have abet of unprincipled speculators entered
into a conspiracy to raise the pricer of dour by
sounding a false alarm that the coming crops
are sure to be a failure? These cries have been
rung In our ears year after year, and yet nine
times.out of ten, when the harvest came to be
gathered, the hUsbandmeive granaries were al
ways filled. And so, in all probability, it will
he this year. Here and there a field may have
been injured by the severe frosteof the past win
ter, but if the season should henceforth prove
propitious there will be an abundant harvest.
There is, then, no solid reason why flour should
go up in price, and we believe epectilators will
not succeed in their nefarious schemes. But we
shall see.
Cerrespotutenec 7 Hasty Marriage—Ctrl
We have time and again entered our protests
against the pernicious practice of ladles holding
correspondence with unknown persons. Below
we give a case in point: In the village of Pal
myra N. Y., a highly respectable young lady of
twenty years, opened a correspondence with a
young officer in a camp in New .1 ersey. Several
letters passed, he sending his photograph, and a
request for her photograph; all this was very
pleasant and honorable. On Monday of last
week a young and rather prepossessing young
man of about twenty-live yes!, dressed in mil-
Berl , clothing, arrived in Palmy ra, called on the
lady, and announced himself as her dear corres
pondent; he was cordially received as such by
the lady notwithstanding-4Mo failed to discover
any similarity of likeness between him and the
photograph, but this he explained to her satisfac
tion by saying it was taken before he went Into
the service, three years ago. Monday and Tues
day things went on lovingly, and he visited the
morning prayer-meeting, sang and spoke, and
all were greatly edified thereby. The account '
he gave of himself was that he had resigned about
four months previous, was now a Deputy Pro
vost
Marshal, was at Vicksburg when taken i
prisoner, an inmate of Libby eight months, and I
was In the Gettysburg fight. On Tuesday night
Much against the will of parents and friends,
they were married. On Friday he hired a car
riage for the purpose of airing himself and bride,
but forgot to return it per agreement. Saturday
morning a letter arrived for the bride, which
was opened by her parents, and found to be
from the true correspondent, the owner of the I
photograph. This document resulted In sending
persons in pursuit of the team and the deluded i
bride.
At Canandaigua he was arrested. ironed. and
blaced in durance vile. The eyes of the late
ride being opened, she upbraided him for his
deceit, and declared she would return home,
which she did. The young scamp had to be
knocked down before he would yield. To the
cam lie confessed be was a deserter front the
army, and wished him to call the Provost
prefering to fall into his hands. He is cer
tainly a inost 14v.omplished villain. Ladies,
take warning in time.
„Accident to a Train.—The express train
on the Central Road, due here at one o'clock,
on kWedneaday, was detained some four hours
by an accident which occurred at the tunnel,
about three mike east of Ctreensburg. It ap
pears that a few moments before the train
reached Carr's tunnel, which is butpartly arc
ed, a huge mass of stones and dirt fell into the
mouth el the tunnel, completely blockading it.
The engmeereof the train saw the obstruction
but could not check up in time, the engine run
ning into the rocks, damaging it oonsulerably.
Three passenger cars were completely wrecked,
and,strange to say, there was no pcmon injur
ed. A special train wag sent from this city to
the scene of the accident, and the passengers ar
rived here about tire o'clock in the afternoon.
passenger Rallwo y Legislation—We
learn that a bill is now in preptit anon here, and
Will be presented to the Legislature during the
next week, making it a misdemeanor in any
conductor on any passenger railway in Alleghe
"ny county to receive fare from a passenger un
less he can provide him with a seat. The o , ject
Of the bill is to prevent the overcrowding of
oars, which has become such a nuisance of late
on many of our roads as to form the subject of
comint on the part of those who are compel
led O use this mode of conveyance, and as it
will jorsesed to a passage It will probably be
come a law. The bill will go to Harrisburg to
day, and by Monday we may he able to lay a
copy of it before our readers.
Lawresseeville.—The following is a list of
the recently elected borough officers of Law
n:WM.llc Treasurer, Wm. Jancey, Ewa; So
licitor, John W. Riddell,Els' q.; Regulator, James
W. Develin; Clerk of Councils, Jonathan Long
/Staff; Street Commissioner, George Ftitzly;
Board Measurer, Charles North; Assistant,
asorge McKee. No collector was elected, as
under the amendment to the Borough charter,
taxes will hereafter be paid In directly to the
Treasurer by the taxpayers.
Upf Up! t Up! ! !—At New York, on Wed,
nesday, gold sold for 178 On yesterday the
market opened at 189, fell to 182, and closed at
188. What It will be before night to-day there
la no telling—perhaps lower, but most likely
Mil higher. It r lth the gold commodity so high,
and a prospect of a still further rise, we sup-.
pose
,the staid Commercial will mow recommend
the hoarding of greenbacks with-additional vig
or. Of course they'll do to keep all the better
when gold costs so much. We'll keep ours.
Oil Lands Looking Up.—We understand
that Dr.-Volliani M. Kern, of this city, has re
ceived an offer of tdo,oou, by a gentleman in
Philadelphia, for his oil )anda in Venango coun
ty. These lands consist of 800 sores, and are lo
cated on Big Sandy Creek, on which there are'
nom two wells in operation. Eleven hundred
dialers per acre for land would seem to be a pret
ty steep price • but then these are war times.
end the oil la there,
Art Abolition cotemporary quotes Shakespeare,
asa hint to the "authorities"of this day and gen
eration, as follows:
"Look to your wife; if she convey
Letters to Richmond, you shall answer it
Row would It be in case of a sister , in-law,
Aboltlionist,—Hire. Todd, for instance,—who is
said to have carried "contraband" and much
"Kitchen cabblet"Mtelitgence Richmondwardd
The Wheat Crop.—The Westmoreland
Rspublscan says, in relation to the wheat crop of
that C1311.aj% "From clot we hae'e seen and.
heard in regard to the wheat prospects in this
county, is that in some regions it has been badly
infrued by the freezing in January and Febru
ary, and cannot be a full crop. Some fields look
well an will produce ordinary crops while
others will not yield half crops. Ali fall grain
Sown is considered more or less injure.d.
Where's the Albolittonists I—About thir
ty convicts in the Northern Indiana Prison, at
ati aorta city, were sold out the other day by
-ths Board of Directors to work, at the cooper ,
business for four years. There's that dp r
testable ;natter of "slavery' , or "involuntary
sservhude” again.
Prtz•Cantuadrimits—apheatialli Troupe
at Masonic. 11a11.—Our friends will remem
ber that,lthis evening the Bohemian Troupe gi v e
two prizes In addition to the regular distribu
tion of prevents—one for the best original con
undrum on the Mass Steam Engine, and one fbr
the best poem on the same =Eject. The prizes
given away by this Troupe are magnificent, and ,
many a parlor in Pittsburgh. alrecdy Anti;
ed with specimens of the Bohemian T_roupes
work As than are greatinducements oft. red tor
. night, we expect to see a full housd at Masonic
Stall Conundrums and poems must be left at
Op ticket office before 3 o'clock. We would ad_
rise one friends by all means not to let the Gl a m.
Alowern gave the city withont_payingthem a
vitlt owearry tO•l3lght and get the lucky num
ber.
•
papiAbo,„„atgonr GenerallArooks departed
lastAgesderforrhia new command in the Nor.
folk depart:Meat. His staff accompanied
The rolloaring are the officers coin it:
riggp TheOdore Reed, Assistant Adju ant
Capt. Howe, Assistant Adjutant General;
utenants Wheeler And ./"arsons, , ,,•
Camps.
• •
Tad' inc 6 ihinatugiL—k WV force of
workmen are et present employed in putting up
tho StrAttorY Falr Butidlogot-Ofttfie phiclond.
.Thitinwieogork for "feral Hall ie
attraip mid tiolimemilitto. WM in Poebtog
structure, so as to for °Mktg
witkin . the time afrestkupus,-.
yarlei • --
i= yards of choice Photo:Amelia I • •
at /1140b164014'8 1 04 Filth street
Dupers & Green's Minstrels, at Concert
Hill, al* eresthica good reputation here for el..'
ficiency, and they draw crowded houses. Tha
bones — ClutHey 4 Reirnolds—and tamborinlst
Lew, Benedict—are two very mirthful geniuses,
full Medd conceits, with which they keep -Oe
spectators in rare humor. Gustave Bidaurc, a
superb vocalist—baritone—and Gonimlro Bish
op, a powerful basso, occupy the centre; while
clustered around them are others of. no less
prominence, the whole company (twenty-two in
number) being well skilled in the art of amus
ing. This e; ening they offer new attractions,
including the celebrated burlesque entitled the
....lan Monkey on a Lark. To-morrow night
positively their last night in this city.
Theatre.—This evetring Mr. Adams will
take his farewell benefit, and we anticipate a
crowded hmise. Richard 3d will constitute the
first part of the performance to be followed by
Mr. Wilkinson's performance of Cousin Joe. in
the afterpiece.
On Saturday evening Mr. Adams will produce
his new tragedy entitled Tecumseh, or the
White-Plumed Uhler, which is said to be one of
the finest literary productions of modern days.
"Life end Public Services of Abraham
Lincoln."—We are indebted to Mr. M. 11. Mi
ner, of Fifth street, for a copy of a book bear
ing the above title, which contains a full his
tory of Abraham from boyhood up to the pres
ent time—fiat-boating rail-splitting and all. All
who are of the faith of Abraham will of course
call on Mr. Miner for aoopy of this first cam
paign document of the season.
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
MA.2t178 ACV:IIIEBU 0 V
PLAIN AND FANG
EMNITITRE.AND CHAIRS,
135 Smithfield, and 4i14 Penn Sts.,
Between 6th at., and Virgin alley,
009 P7ITSBURCIii
INSURANCE AGENCY.
IMAIM BEEN DULY COMMISSION
'. ed and licensed to act for the following re
liable
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance
COMPANIES:
PHCENIX of Brooklyn, N. Y
Capital 1i503,000,
With a large surplus.
WASHINGTON of New York
Capital . ,},yip 000 00
Aaaeta Fab. 1, 1864 585,136 45
Unsettled elating 2,326 00
Capital and Surplus
This Company issues Participating Policies
Its script dividend have been 00 per cent. per an.
nuns for three years past.
American Life & Trust of Phila.
Capital 4,600,0(o.
For further information apply to
S. S. BRYAN,
Broker and Insurance Agent.
59 lourt) street.
To Railroad Contractors.
PROPOSALA ARE INVITED FOR
the GRADATION, MASONRY. BRIDGE
STJPERSTURCTIRE, BALLAST, C ROS•
TIES, and TRACK -LYING of the Pittsburgh
and Connellarille R.R. between Connellaville an
Cumberland, embracing a distance of eighty-sex -
en (87) miles, in sections of about one mile .
Specifications and profiles are now read} at
the Company's Office, in Pittsburgh, and pro
posals will be received to the 30th of April.
BENJ. TI LATROBE,
President
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Office P. tc C. R. R. Co . Pittstu
/LE COAL UNDER 2.50 ODD ACR R s
.near Monongahela eity, with some 10 acres
S 17 - FACE bordering un the :11onungaliel -
er, having some 400 ieet front, where there is A
superior landing, even In lvw unle7 tin
Present price $l6O per acre.
.1 il. (ASIUAS.
Real Estate firuh. r.
tll Fourth meet.
UREATENT NIBRVILNE, TONIC
1 AND BLOOD PIatIFLER.
Dr. Cutter ;z'
ENGLISH LITTERS.
A sure cure for Intemperar. ,e
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DR. D. JAYNES & SON'S
Arli- - 1) C
Dr. Schenck's Pulmcnaic, Tonic and Pills
II F. I. 21.1 13 00 I, I) • t. 4
Celebrated Buehu & Sarsaparilla,
And all other amity Medicines can be
found genuine at the
PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE,
Torrence & M'Garr,
Corner of Market street and Fourth
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Paints,
Oils, Lead, Varnishes, Brushes, Trusses,
Supporters, Shoulder Braces,
And all articles usually found In Drug Stores of
first quality, for sale low,
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Of the two lights of the Catholic Church of
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First Archbishop of New York
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Archblehop of lialtin.ore
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H. 11 BREOHT & °O,'S,
Sole agents for Pittsburgh and Allegheny
County,
IS SMITHFIELD STREET,
Between ,sth and 6th second door from Virgin
alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr. L. PETERSON le our traveling agent.
F OR • lINDERSIGNET)
have been appointed a committee by the
F OR
fh make sale of the . OAKLAND
AND PI - FTSBURCIII AND MINERSVIL LE
RAILWAYS, or either of them—with equip
ments, stock, &c., and will receive bids therefore
until MAY IST proximo. if not sold by that
time, proposals will be received for the Iron and
wood of the respective railways.
Notice of the disposal of the equipinents,
will be given after May, Ist, aforesaid.
For particulars refer to either of the under
signed. WM. A. HERRON,
JOSHUA RHODES,
•
SAMUEL MORROW,
CHARLES MEYRAN,
A S. BELL,
, Committee
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Kia FOR SALE The subscriber ()Were for sale the dwellin
hotted 10-ivhich he now hams, situated on South
Avenue, First want, Allegheny. The lot is 27
feet frbdt by .00 degr x rusiging . kacit to a 20 feet
alley. It Is a two storied brick, contains six
rooms and cellar. The out-houses are a wash
house, stable, coal house, &e. There is, a large
yard surrounding the dwelling filled wit shade
and ornamental tom i
s. There s gas and water in
ail the rooms of the dwelling..
I also otter for sale a desirable country rod
deuce inßochester township, Beaver county, Pa.,
containing 41oilinW - 9 acres of ground. There is a
neartaeo storied frame dwelling, containing six
raoo4ex ttu dii eri4. There la also a yo g m
leti, 'about.* tro: It re a i touftie tl f l rOm the
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HARRISBURG} NEWS.
Special to The Post.
HARRISBURG, April 14.
HOUSE.—Bills reported.—An amend
ed supplement to the Drover's Bank, of
Greene county; a supplement to the
Pittsburgh Bank; a supplement relative
to the capital stock of the Petroleum and
Venango Banks; an amendment relative
to the destitute orphans of soldiers.
The Appropriation bill was taken up
end considered up to the 27th section
increasing salaries of clerks of the
Huuse; passed, CI to 41.
Adjourned until to-night.
Night Session.—On motion of Mr.
Pershing the appropriation for Western
Insane Asylum was raised from $43,000
to $5,000. Five thousand dollars was
given New Brighton Ins:, Asylum.
Bills in place.—One for North Ameri
can Oil Co.; a supplement to the law of
1794 to prohibit vice.
Bills passed.—Bill for the charter of
Ohio Oil Co. ; bill for additional water
privileges in Allegheny City; supple
ment to the Leather Inspecting law;bill
relative to livery stable-keepers in Alle
gheny county.
SENATE.—BiIIs passed.—The Western
Pennsylvania Railroad bill; bill relative
to the payment of interest on the State
debt; a supplement to the Free Banking
law.
Bills passed.—Lowry:Amending Erie
city ( barter .
Graham• One concerning burial ground
First Baptist Church of Pittsburgh.
The Franklin and Pittsburgh Railroad
hill was killod to-:iny. Mi. Graham.
Bill to increase the capital stock of Ea
gle Cotton Works of Allegheny City
passed. Adjourned for the day.
XXXVIIIth CONGRESS
WASHING T : - )N, April 14. —House.—Mr.
Wilson, of lowa, asked leave to offer a
resolution that, until otherwise ordered,
this House will each day take a recess
from four and a half o'clock until seven
o'elor k. for the purpose of holding night
sessions for the tran-iw tion of business
Obj( (lion was made from the opposite
side
The House then resumed considers
' lion of the resolution to expel Mr. Long.
Mr. Rogers, of New Jersey, opposed the
rmolutibm eontendine that free speech
bad been reeremi7 tbe common law
of England I.;-m T;i4., immemorial. A
man has a tit., 1,1 h. to advocate such
o, nines as will the better secure liberty
to ourselves and post, rite lie was not
here to vhidieste the sentiments avowed
by the gentleman arum Ohio. He did
not say the day would not come when
would take the slime ground, but if it
W.l he would declare his sentiments, al
th ,ugh prison doors and Bastiles should
be opened to receive him. We must
have freedom of debate in this country
or kid farei4 ell to liberty.
Mr. Colfax replied that hls heart was
disposed to accede to the request, but his
duty .1( mantled that he should make the
11101i011. About twenty-six speeches had
been wade and both sides have been
equally heard There were fifteen mem
ber who yet desired b, express their
vies\ Ili; tilted attention to the fact '
that Joshua Giddings was expelled tin- ;
der the previous ~uestion without an op. i
putt unity to be heard.
Mr. Eldridge raised a point of order
that Mr. Milk' substitute for Mr. Col
fax'+ resolutdon declaring Mr. Long's
answer by a nieuil.er of the House w•as
not in order
Mr. Hollins (N.ll declared the sub
stitute to be in order. It did not, pro
pose to cemiure Mr. Long for words spo
ken in debate, but for the publication of
the , :peech, showing hint to be in favor
of the recognition of the Southern Lou
feckracy and aiding the traitors in arms
agnust the Government.
The Speaker pro tern. declared Mr.
Br,,otnall's substitute in order.
Eldridge appealed from the decis
ion of Chair.
The question being taken the decision
~f the ('hair was sustained, yeas 9
nave 65.
kr. Colfax said Mr. Broomall's propo
sition would accomplish a similar object;
he would accept it for is own to expel'
the gentleman from Ohio, as it was evi
dent a sufficient number of votes could
Dot be obtained for his expulsion. He
demanded the previous question.
Mr. Cox (O.) wanted to move to lay
the resolution on the table.
Mr. Davie gave notice that he should
rcrif-w the orkinal resolution of expul-
•
sine.
The question was then stated, shall
, the question be now put t
I Mr. Colfax then supported the propo
sition which he had presented in the per
formance of his duty. He showed that
when Mr. Clay was Speaker he came
down from the Chair numerous times to
reply to Josiah Qu;ncy, who had ex
pressed himself against the war of 1812.
Mr. Long said he was not arraigned
f..r any miscondwt, but for merely ex
pressing his views on the great subject
before them, having called the senti
ments of Lincoln, Seward and other Re
publicans in his support. He may have
been in error, but his judgment and con
science told him lie was I iglit.
Mr. Colfax moved to lay the resolution
on the table; dleagileed to by a majority.
The resolution concerning Mr. Long
Wflq adopted, 80 ag-aitist '7O.
Mr. Colfax then moved the previous
question on the preamble under the op
, etation.of which it. was 4reed to,
The preamble sets forth substantially
that Alexander Long, a Representative
frtdn the Second District of Ohio, by his
open declaration in the National Capital
and by publication in New York has
shown himself to be in favor of-the re
cnoaition of the so-called Confederacy,
now trying to establish itself on the ruins
of the country, thereby . giving „ aid and
comfort to the enemy in their dektrue-,--
tire practices and to the traitors against
the Government .within our boilers by
assurances oftheir success and affirma
tions of the justice of their rause, and
that such conduct is incompatible with
-his duty as a member of this body.
The above preamble was agreed to by
yeas 78—nays 63. Adjourned. 4..
Late Arrival from New Orleans.
NEw Yoss, April 14.—The steamer
Creole has arrived from New. Orleans,
with dates to the 6th Inst. .:Her advice&
have been mainly anticipated via Cairo.
Adrairal Farragut was at New Qrleana.
The Era states that the Liberals and
Cortinas 44 defeat Vidttur6 at Moatery,
Mexico., eTrench war vessels were
taking soundings at the mputh of the
tan Grande.
cortinaa has returned to Matamoras,
papresaed• the OeterinlnOpttio de
:laid it to the 4 extremity. 14. force
shad beettient io Wigdad, at the month
Otthe opposerthaFiench,
and tothiow.up defensive works. Ten
llionemidtales of cotton had been fer
ried over the Rip Grande at EaglaPass,
from Tex 4 t,hfie month, and Were
being haurethaiwrtt to ..14.atamoras for
• • . • einereottott had
;:ur• , and c iitie.asses
er.
Arrival of thS ‘l3teltinsitip . Asia
Highly Important from Europe
HAtaktex, April. 14.—The steamer
Asia, from Liverpool via Queenstown
on the 3d, has suited. The iSolitical
news is unimportant. The report of the
destructica of the ship Corn. Crampton
by the Georgia is yet Unconfirmed. The
increase in bullion in the Bank of Eng
land is reported at 18'5,000 pounds in
stead of 285,000.
Mr. Dayton last fall laid before the
French Government proofs of the real
destination of vessels, and alter much
delay the work was stopped by Govern
ment orders, but during the last two
months, as the Opinione declares, the
work has been resumed and two of the
vessels are now ready to be passed over
to the Confederates.
Breadstuffs closed dull on Friday, and
prices were weak. Provisions closed
heavy and all descriptions slightly low
er. Hopes were entertained of floating
the steamer City of New York.
Politics to-day are unimportant. A
telegram announcing Garibaldi's arrival
at Southampton is momentarily expect
ed.
QIIRENSTOWINI, April 13.—Edenihy
There is no change in the position of the
steamer City 01 New York. She sill]
lies firmly embedded on Daunt's Rock.
Preparations on a large scale are being
made, and strong hopes are entertained
of being able to raise her. The Brazil
ian government has accepted the medi
ation of Portugal in the dispute with
England.
Oonniving of the French Government
Iron Glad War Vessels for the Rebels
'sEW YORE., April 14.—The French
paper of this c;ty publishes this morning
an article, taken from the Gpinione Na
tzooa!e, of Paris, which includes official
documents, and proves that the French
Government is quietly conniving at the
efforts of the Confederate agents to have
iron-clad war vessels built in France for
the Confederate service. from the rev
elations of the Opin lone, it appears that
parties at Nantes and Bordeaux have - - ---
been for months at work. building iron Penn syl van in Central Stock mariact
vessels ostensibly for China, but really EAST LIBERTY, April 13, 1864.
for the rebel agents. Lieutenant Maury ' c :TTIE -The sales since our last were small.
and Captain Bulloek have been prom'. lot the heat of all reasons. we had no stock to I ap.i.eod-rirkw
newt in these negotiations. These yeast is operate on. The entire receipts of the week
are iron -clad, and the rebel authorities were 2,844 head. The arnraint sold in this mar
have ordered au entire fleet, which the ket Was barely worthy of notice. Prices ruled i
Government of Napoleon seems willing t. 471. In a short time we expect to see the mar
to have built at French norts in spite of ket more sent_ I. Ihe rates. both East and
We.l, are high. The followlng are all the trans
his reiterated decree to maintain a strict
neutrality.
A ctior, that came under car notice. The oth- I
2ial account of receipts were as per date:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. Mules
April - 30' 44 4 c
- , 21 16 4 4 0
~ 26 i 2
1.) 11 12
11 It e.:
Union Convention at Knoxville
Enlandpation Speech by Andy Johnson
KNoxvihr.E, April 13 —The Resusci
rated Greenville Convention of 18111 re
assembled yesterday at the Court House .
About 100 delegates reported in person.
reprrscuting 22 counties The President
A It. Nelson, on opening the ('onven,
Lion, made an explanatory speech, and
resigned the chair. William Haskell was
chosen President, Some exciting de.
bates arose on a motion to appoint a
committee on credentials, with power to
determine the loyalty of the delegates.
The whole matter was tabled. A. busi
ness committee of one from each county
was appointed which up to noon to-day
has not been able to agree and report
resolutions. The disturbing question is
whether the President's terms shall he
accepted as a basis for re-admitting Ten
nessee as a free State. Andy Johnson
yesterday made a strong emancipation
speech, and's flag-staff was erected on
the spot where the rebels destroyed the
old Liberty pole in 1)341.
Fight at Fort Smith, Ark.
LtrPLE Roo:, Ark., April 14.—Gen.
Steele's expedition has reaPhed a p.drt
live miles south ut Ekin Ferry, on the
Little Missouri river, where he expected
Gen. Thayer with a force from Pt. Smith
the next 'lay On the 2d Shelby attacked
Steele's rear guard with 1,200 cavalry
and two pieces of artillery, and was re•
pulsed with a loos of itiO killed and
wounded
Late News from Mexico
NEW YORE, April I . l.—Mexit an ad
vices, via Havana, state that Durang,,
had been occupied by the Imperialists,
Gen. Pattoni having left for Chihuahua.
The reported capture of Guadalajara by
Craga is absurd. A French frigate, with
troops, had left Vera Cruz for the Rio
Grande.
Surrender of PadueubDeinanded.
CAIRO, April 14. —Another demand
was made this afternoon for the surren
der of Paducah, giving one hour for the
removal of women and children Col.
Hicks declined to surrender Nod is pre.
paring to meet the anticipated attack.
The California Mails
.New Yong; April 14.—The steamer
Arid has arrircd from Aspinwall, with
the California treasure and malls of
March 28.
TREES) TREES! TREES t
For Sale at Lebanon Nurseries,
I respectfully invite the attention of the public
to my large and varied assortment of Fruit
Trees, Shrubbery, Evergreens, Plants, :sc., &o. Grounds four-and-s-half miles from
Pittsburgh, on the old Washington Road.
Catalogues furnished to those desirous of pur
ehasiti,g frees, by sailing at Beckham &
Seed and Agricultural Store, No. 127 Liberty
strdbt, or A. G. Cubbage's Grocery Store, No.
38 Diamond. All orders left at either of theabove
stores willbe promptly attended to. Catalogues
furnished gratis when addressed, post-palui, en
closing letter-stamp, Box 138, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JiLIEDNEY BOCESTOCE,
Succeasafato BOCKSTOCE & AMMON.
mhlo-stdlatv&atw
LARGE AND FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Spring and Summer BOOTS, SHOES,
GAITERS and BALMORALS of the latest
styles, opening every day, and the cheapest in
the city. J. 11. BORLAND,
tahl9 98 Market et.
TA LANDRETH &SONS'S NEW CROP
_U. OP CiARLIEN tigEDS,just reecived and
t'or sale by BECIKRAM tr. Low),
No. 171 Liberty st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
mbilikitcw
100 PratiaßnittitztiylTE Pis--
PATTERSON tr. AMMON,
tAbB NO. 6 Wood et.
SPICED AND COVE OYSTERS—
-100 dozen 1 and I ID Cove Oysters,
100 "..“ Signed Oysters,
hint fesetvedintl flarttiale by ' '
Ft EYMER h BROS.,
mktlfh 126 andl2l; Wood at
KNAPE'S PIANOS ARE NOW CON.
' skim's!! the BEST PIANOS MADE War•
rantO eight years.
HAINES' HBO'S NEW YORK PIANOS are
the CHEAPEST FIRST CLASS YIANOS to
the country. ,
citAatorTE BLUME,
?4// 5 . 1.• Fifth street ,
gel IMRE APP SS-.430 EELS FUME A.ITDES—Iatit received a'.. f9r sale by
• FETXER k 'THONG,
apH corner Market and First sta.
IIIiOBACCO-11 HEEDS LEAF TOBAC-
X CO—ltiet received and foritale!ly
FETZER ii.RIVISTRONCii,
ap 14 corner Market and First eta.
BROOMS -30- DOZ. CORkB4OOI4B
—Just tecerSeitattd for upe • . ,
4TZPA ts ARMS BONO,
alas colmer ffiluicet tuulYttst ats.
C
CAIIATILKING IM MONS—SHVGA
iTowNRT
yESPAKE—For imagyb v
&MD • . Wilirood, rt.
CIIL vrecg.;,,.lPLO "S t FODDER
o nt u rs , seed driLO.4yrelifiatoes, dog pow
ers, churns, fans wll,lllWitar
No
apard&w
er il liMisdn ' ittarMir E
!: E rr S. CUTE
& SONS,
*pia 51
3j' ~~"
. J l~r, r~~ ~
'~
ix),, i ar FS, IDA
LOCAL. wroc,Ks. AND. )!DaTILIT/D1
;
EXPORTED' Eri S. S. s$
rd
stramerg'69 Mri
Bank of Pittsburgh .
Exchange Bank
Merchants' &LlTanufac. Bk
Mechanics' Bank
Allegheny Bank
Citizens' Bank
Iron City Bank
Iron City Trust Co toll
Manchester Savings Bank 60
Railroad Gas and Insurance Stool
Birmingham Gas Co -
Citizens' Insurance Co 50
Western Insurance Co 42
Eureka Insurance Co 61.1
Mang. Insurance Co 32
Allegheny Valley R. R......... 50
Pittsburgh& Colitis. R. R 60
• do interest bearing 50 ...
Monongahela Nay. Co. 50 47X
Monongahela Bridge —27 X,
Allegheny Insurance Co 26 27X
Peoples Insurance Co.in '25 28X
Pittsburgh Gas Co Es) 88
Western Penna. R. R. 65
Pitts. & Steubenville R. R..... 60 13x
Penna. Ins. Co 6O
Copper Stock.
?lass Mining Co
Northwestern Mining Co 7 OS 13
Great Western •• ..... 1 OC.. 4){
! Oacotah
Pitts. and Boston
National
North Cliff
' Bay State ••
Central
Isle Royal
Minnesota
Aztec
Bonds.
' Allegheny Co. Gompro.sa
Pittsburgh f,s
Pitts. Municipal es
Allegheny co. to (R. R with
back coupons
Pittsburgh (to R. II.) with back
coupons
Pitts. A Conn, R. R mort. tie
A. V. R. R. Ist mart. 7s
Allegheny co. Bounty Bonds.
Allegheny city 4a
Pitts. & Steubenrllle
MONEY MARKET
CORRECTED DAILY YOR THE MORROW POST, BY i
HESSRS. ELOrls'TZ .t HERTZ, BE °KEE 43 , i'CO. 11 Principal O ffi ce and Wholesale Emporium,
WOOD 'TREET.I
'
The following are the buying and selling rates
,
for aold, Silver, &c..
Gold
Silver
Demand Notes
Coupons
Exchangc
Sterling per pound
Prussian
lorin:
2 4 R E .- DA r v:lirEiT.);
,
Popular: ant fidthatitlitars,.
Positively 'for Five NigittsAiiiA''
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day and - SattisdaT,- --,.
APRIL 12th, 1 . 3 th,441i4 - 1474/ilitidliliku '. • 1
,
F S
PREFERABLE TO MOST PRE- ..
' J. 1.; • • ' '.. " . .1‘3 .-- 4
- i parations for the above affections from this ; This . Matilinoth Z,fiii'il'otitte:„present
ii 6 fact: It does not check the disease suddenly, , age has boooloogiji, a bummed for
- , thei ..Ly rendering inflammation of the bowels 1 the plusentseason 0f.1130- , - lip, of
nj l+ 12.3 t '.!,5t . .t. lot t'!e. 1 but changes the character of and effectu- ' a far Mora tale/140
_rq*lls 1 - ) '' . 4l4 l cib - to
oh ) , Ind permanently removes the disease, and than were ever .beforn....c(*entrued-Isi ' 'one
SAL LS , F . C. , ..1-21 !-- PEI. '..".•
t•eing purely vegetable, it can be given to the in- company. It "ii uzifvetsagyistiniltifid tole' the
I he !lA.'S since our butt were as 1011,,w,
Cant with perfect safety. oldest, best, largesfimost, cqmplete and nips; ex-
Al yet/ a. Bro. liought 48 head at 56.60
'extensive Band . rveling; and on-east/ °edit - lion
it ice Sr. Co. sold 125 head at 7,26.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. of their appearance here, thelatell.jettAllies - of
Rice a C., sold 64 head, del. 1n Dalt at S.. o
. minstrel/11 - will be introduced;_
R::e ..s. Co, sold 8 head., del. in Halt. at 5 'to ' apl .
rot' full particulars, see Prograrbilerof tha
, A1....23 OP /1 , 341 1- ..Et , WT.
i i.O ma.-ket ts as very Clem and prices ruled I TILE HOWE SEWING MAGEN-E. . day and the largest illuminated bills ever printed
1.4 h.' The demand waa jar in adrazwe of the ' Invented 1845. Perfected 7/032. ' int43 W . P r 4t ? t I tI V IT ,fi a k l tt P 4k l -0 91: 9414° 1 1 0f 5t
$1,500. - . ---,....-, , .t. -. ~... , .... ,-
.upply the sales made were et a slight advatwe,
the number forwarded east amoidated to 8,314 i RECEIVED TRIBUTE FROM ALL 'Admission
215 Cents
ther Sewing Machines at the World'
50 Cents
.47
head
' , Fait( Reserved Seats -
1882, while the Singer Sew i ng Machine receiveu
V,' - 11 1 olden aC„ t.t.:,164,1 head .reg 2•70, •5 , 2 5 an honorable mention on its merits; and Wheel- Doors open 0t.7 • liknicent; entdiarthe at 8.
%1 Al Tll len shipped through ino. Fteyen- er & Wilson's a medal for its device, called "Cir
/..
thiler. to New York and Philadelphia, 5 000 cubit Hook." The Howe Sewing Machine, was Manager„CHA.B. H. I I 1 04,...e,.,.,
hea I
awarded a premium (to an English Exhibitor,) , ; 1: i 1 - .4 glaill'if glig at 17,,.. deg
}loin. b a Ydder. said 2dS head at 8.55 as the best for all purposes on exhibition. Our l,` " - -'I".V.S: Al -,": • '' '
li..z,tuse a. Co., bold 210 head at ti,56, lightest Machine guaranteed to =dm.. perfect aFa3-10t ,
e .
Gilchrist a Co. bought r,OO Lead (aver Tie, I w rk on the lightest and heaviest fabrits. , -
..,.....,....„,----- ' '-
MASONIC HALL.
vv ',....',..
'old and rented at Nos. 12 &14 St. lai r street ii.ir
,nact- - - 1 Sr market was firm but there were ~• A. M. MoG V OR. .:- ... - 7 - I."' 3 irr :7:: 47 - 3" , -
0... t anains. The entire reeeipta amounting 1 , ' ' 20-d3f.aw-ly Agent. 1 07 CI C) 3=o FL CO .10 Ni Ja , at:
to 1139 heal r ere forwarded to the Eastern mar ' - - - -
- -
Let..
11.NAIELE sic CO.'S
-..........-
. Old Original Bohemian Troupe of
. • - ' -, - -
Allegheny Live Stock Market. • Gold MedAl Premium .rianos ; GLASS 13t ,
ALI k:uLIENY, April la 18G4.
(
a RE NOW 'BEYOND A DOUBT THE
I ,iIIL - Tl, • demand less satire and bales
Will open their Ormd Glf t;Promerusde End: ,
were regular. The principal transportations , ..ts. BEST PIANOS MADE-Warranted for , tali:anent at the' above Hall, on MOND&,i
went to hutches. all good cattle had ready put.. eight years.
I a nd TG Manh2Oth, eadeshibit every_eve„.;- ..
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
..r.,,,,,,, at the outside figures. Tic sales were
1 tog and WEIINEBDAY and SATURDAY A..tl.*s:.
,u ) ass , and "rot her, sold Seal head at 60.4,60. , ape 43 Fifth at, Sole Agent. i TE.RNOON • ' kint.Z.,- - .
,t , ere, a,,) broil er, Retailed too head at 747,25.
- At each entertainment dva celebrate . d• Le 5 , ..ie . ,.;,,
1i f rots erman a t 'o. sold 37 hr.! at 74, , ,730. 31 A. Fr 13 L., ES . Preesure kilaspi Stettin . , -Itllisidnit Iffittni r tstik ,-, , r -* ---- -i
e
H I rt., el man aCo sold 40 head at 74, 7,75 - ; entirely of Glass, will be in lull anallok?- Azo
I irevs, nit, a 1' , .. sold 54 head at 72:5.
ri I LIE CLEOPATRA AND OTHER er greet feifure, eallhibritgarrahMeirkOtart,
manufactured by the comPargiffill, .. be grutulk
.1 i ',Wen, tr. Co sold 17 at 6,80.
• .11. Marble Panels for Walla. For stale by
' ,Ously distributed to the'vhatom- - .4s- • :
Trowerman ta if a reks sold 2,53 at 5,7548
W. P. IIfAHSHALL,
L. Rothetulds h. Co sold at 7,74.
s ., w oml at. • • On FRIDAY EFENEN , _ G,Aftifir,heanti- v,
Krouse a (loud sold 23 head at 706,75
' 'ful case of work will - pelnowte4 ' . et - Author ','
(' Marks a i'o soil 37 bead at 7.60. I r t. --- E, 1. -- ii — o V AL,. of thebeat orti , thle , it Ckprudratu„, Vet . ..ealuse -
N. Carr, sold 34 head at ;41,75.
StelUti: ' :1...';31k5.f' ''''''`n.4
D rhalthr sold 29 head at ~75. • 1 Aduitsakintoe -, . -o•-:. ' I. !, -.•
- orate-
Merrick St Don d sold 40 head at 7.0008,(ad
r I afterlidetnitiliNaiitiati:::Th - renT.'*ssr '
.1 Malhater sold 'U head at 7,u0. l '
AK NE & .DUFF i iiith-i-Tobill -. .•:-- 1 L- :-' .O --=
The above sales were made principally to • • I hibltkirreciutftr • itieb , ..tieli" -- - -
1, .
L:tellers In a retail way. ,
,
..ti i.i. r -we could only learn of Cleo Its that E. 1i2.0:gun144 - ,
were disposed of as tplion a
1 G Seanor soil Ile hand at 5.50
.I le Seanor sold 6.2 head at B,W.
Jas Quail sold 150 head at 7,0 P
lions-Scarce and in icinand The only sales
• Ore :
L 22
Y.l 2844
H Heahaenging auld CU head at 68,50.
J. beymour sold 35 head at 7,76.
The.qt.mber weighed el the scales were . Cat
tic, 0:9; hogs, 75; sheep, 2.55.
PITTSBURGH PRODUCE MARKET.
(trews ov in L' DAILY PONT ' /
I'nrtpA. Ifni/ 15, 1884.
13FSINI - S - S--The market was l..rgely excited
yesterday Speel.latym is the ..rdel of the day,
and the man lb, t r to an outsider,
he don't belong ;he pr, , ....nt sge. The fe
vers that raged most ),sterday was the oil—the
Flour, Bacot., i i to,.eries. in tact the fevers were
general. A to:mg the sAlt, w e follows
BI TTER—Salei. 1.10011. s at 4(q., -, .e.
EGOS—N - orntnal at 20022 e.
HAY—Sales of 14 loads at the scales at $36642
$1 ton; Baled was held at 431433.
SEEDS—SmaII sales of ('loser at $8@8,12;
Timothy at 4343,25, Flax was nom/Gal.
FLOUR—The sales were as follows: 100 bbla
Extra Family at $8; 150 do at 41,7548; 180 do at
87,7581 800 do M $ 1 , 76 479 8 . 2 5: 400 do at $ 8 @ 8 , 26 ;
300 do xtra at 47,59.
BRAlN—Corn—sales 01 6 ear loads at $1,25;
460 bush at $1,V241,24. Wheat—sates 3000 buah
Red at 46,46e1,50. Oats—sales 600 both 485 e;
Barley—Spring at 41,40.
POTATOES—SaIes 300 bbls at $3€93,25.
APPLES—SaIes 60 bbls Russets at $4.
UROCERII....'S--Sugara—sales 100 hhda Ouba
at lie; 10 do Orleans at 180193 coffee Sugars at
25,W1ic. Molasses—sales 01 new at 41431,06;
old at 87090 e. Lottee—sales of 40 sacks Rio at
46r fttali—Salasl 20 half bbla White Fish at a 8:
'75 do Lake Herring at .45,601 26 do large No 3
'Mackerel at 66,15
CHEESE—SaIes 146 boxes English Dairy at
156151ie. _
WHISKY--Salea of 60 bbls at $1,25; 30 do at
same figures; 160 do, one-half Rye, balagca Corn
at $1,40.
OIL TRADE.
OPPICH OP THE DAILY POST,
FaIDAY, A e ril 11384,
The oil trade yesterday run wild. The demand
was active and the sales of Crude were the lar
gest we' have ever reported in one day, exceed
inglo,ooo bbta. There was no advance in prices.
The wiles were as follows:
Cl2.lJEF.—Sales Including packages 2,000 bbla
at 28e; 590 do at 29c; 320 40 at 28c; 340,40,5 t 22c;
600 do at 2E24 81 do at -Nkn 1,000 'do Gretna *sth-
held; packages returned, 2,000 bbla at 230; 1,500
do at 2222 c• 1,127 do at 230,• 1,000 do at 23c.
REFINED—SaIes 150 bbls Free at 64c; Bond
i] was held at 46(g.17c.
WICECIrrVILTIZE SlTl:l29:llairr
NEW STYLES
WINDOW SHADES,
Received THIS D.A.T.
NEW PRIM STOCK
A O F
taICARPETS!
~9, Well Seasoned'
OIL CLOTH,
" i AT MeCALLIIIES.
mhlB
in Lritc s . PAT ENT
rp,c4 icv.tr_ 4altcleaus4eLl3
0092 740 V,
eerge,AU
Diei • Didep sod car
; •
-g tO .-r hqr • WELDON a latilY •
tehlS - Sputa for the htanottotueete.
Pat ?aloe. La
$ 60
krict-dryi
_erzurville.
Brom:nine.
as. ees, = "l bi za , b oth.
Julia, Coulson, Zanesville.
Delaware, Ross, Cincinnati.
Gordon, Wheeling.
DEPARTED.
Gallatin; Clerker.Brownavills.
Epaniclin, Carman, Brownsville .
Jas. Reese, Irwin, Elizabeth.
Armenia, McCallum, St. Raul.
Delaware, Ross, Cincinnati.
wHEELER & WILSON'S
5 66 100
6 60 31
3 00 81i
1 76 25,14
6 00 71
16 10 :;:tifi
3 50 981{
.I_,C)CII STITCH
SENVIN - G MACHINES
95 I. i
CHEAPEST,
90
81
105
90
a-
"ing. Selling. i -. rN T
170 O. '27 FIFTH ST•
'
,
162 ,
I TO
I 69
Three doors belch Bank 13incic.
8 00 025
117 120
GO 71.r-71
WM. SUMNER & CO.,
'IV MK X
Spiced Syrup Blackberry,
For Summer Complaints, Diarrhcea.
K ANE & DUFFY WOULD INFORM , -
, their friends and the public that they havel- --
removed their Tailoring EstabLtstunent •from the I -uf z tii .. ,
old stand to N 0.14 ST. CLAIR STREET, 131448ia0r - --, Or,
sell's new block, near the St. Glair at Allegheny g-701
1
• IBUTRA' a ,.
bridge. 'Those desiring the latest patterns of i i ' PITT
~ ~'..,... e tit,r,i,t, tit• Fi-
t 0:, In.!'
Spring and Summer Clothing.. PARK, .BROTKIT 'ilf"'W
• _
Of the rarest and most fashionable styles, are In- ' • 'l"2rfrj6k6l4llll . ll e..w,ituil,,, , 'L_',. I
sited to oall and examine their extensive stock 1 B est Qualiorafaatinictusatiszeel,
of CLOTHS, CASSLYIEBES - ,_VESTAW, ace. ' Scittr.lFlatatift oati.,r.,•ltioxiati"a.
KANE & D WarrtneenslO . MO Ile iiie.l .
apil-lord No. IS St. Clair it. I - - . 7,- " , ,-- rri - " ...a. - .. ' 9 1 : iinlintlia9'
t 4 41 1 10 14 . 3 4) W
Second -I.'
149 & 151 First and 120 dil22 iltS
~.
iidds-131 , •
~ : : . Yrr.74,0:011*
____
SPIELING ST I KOF
PIANOS
a t bett o l reoetved by the subscriber from the
. ENZEt 10 0B
RAZELTON Imos-., . .• • , 13 , - 3 .
: 33 6 1 .• - •- cig. " 11 101 7 5". 2 1---7. 24, : 4 1
1 , ,_.- 2.4
JAIME= & SON, ; 4." '4 -
W. P. EMERSON, - 1 :viraemit - Fiel vrt4 143 . iltsigantoirtionw.
MILLER, GIBSON & CO., 1 M anafaottireris of altilzes sad d e of
/T.R,09e1 MI Be Water
&C., &IC:
=re Bonk, t4 ll =l,W r aak- eil Mes, Seal
•
lPrl9ela From tirk,22s to liiMso. I lugoyx=N6l=ter9gl C9 Wiii;i6l - p
Purchasers are solicited to call and examine thmmule to °Men L. ~ - .
_-..-, .--1, 7.“ vlio eW
before purchasing elsewhere. • ' Ha_vinga: =mum sionyte=i y o
(nuts. a MELLGII, the tou.y:, all.neeestantlismirwm
81 Wood et. ' attended tit - .., 9 , ..lq 1 1... p . , i . ---, TeSSIIMIIbr
! -
. Ei 7 f
NOTARY PUBLIC,
CHICHERING & SONS,
S. S. BRYAN,
59 Fourth St, (Burkos Building.)
Office houre from 9 a. na., to 6 o'clock p. m
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES'
Smelting 'lPorky.
PARK, APCITRDY & CO.,
ANUFACIMUREUS OF SIIBAT
IVA. Brazier's and - Belt Copper; Pressed CR
per Bottoms, Raised Still Bottoms, SpelterS -
der, ke • Moo, importers and dealers is Metals,
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Fire, KO. • •
Amr.COnstantly on hand, Tinmens , Maahizies
and Tools, Warehonse,-No.. PM FIRST and 12 0
SECOND STREETS Pittaburgh,.Pa.'
ilarSpecial orders of Copper oat to any desired
pattern., . " fetitklyriftw
TooTEr SAY
AND GRAIN RASES,
NVAlftßealiTED TISE ,- Bizew NOW
to use. Alse; STORE TRUCKS and
WILRELIMILROWS. Manufactured andfor
Cale by C. COLEMAN;
J 11417
BOOT D mon STORE 0
J. S. .13 , 0125,
'
es MARKET STREET, - '
Where the largest, best selected and
to stw be k to ° L ßlN4li d tn teSeehity: OotrateritryandllereltalltanWieep.
plied at New York and Boston prises: Eliture
I and call and exam ...00 5: , eatenaiee smelt before
pureastrac elsawliere: At BO RLAND'S Ce
Earlier at., ad door trota:Ftftli.
,- • - spy
ErSTW`tA ll an .. ZE Tl a f or :
.13:dower and Reaper, Swaps)" wer
, and puttuakas Rower and Relipee,,.. 'Velfu-
Mo'No Reaper; , : rtelkast . Rower Wood also; Moue" Raba, Hay, tors
we rtill'el and Far.rqalriciStlea ofila
Was.. , ~ w
. .
DECKRAYAL ils. LONG 010..1117,LESER.
..1.3 - TETT Maim, as
for tlik:Qtlaker Idower-7saaßeaper,,,, i
lower' and Rower, RassakaSlowsseand Yrr
Fanattos Maireri Oda Mower,
and Winses -Also, deslass i in,
,0144%1 , Eirdzig implinnentrVlS AW-
Irindsr. .t.t01v..i., ..!IFiel- e,.--; , ,;:g . fseEldfsW, TT
r o.o
RrITTE‘ ItISVOLTRERS A i lip9e. Id
,A lflor7t d or gais A l i,.
mlO9 life Wood at.
1.34
5
c..
lIIGIIEST PREMIUM
SIMPLEST,
And BEST,
WESTERN AgENTS
Dysentery, &c.,
Near the PeritterOzifirn
Allegheny e;ltl,iFe
To conclrai4,444,:a:-
AnargCry , . ....... Slier
In rehearsiten c..n.lffneri#llhoVvregoarentit.
led Tecumseh. t- A fit' 1,1,-;
popwfiAitf3Er
4•AI.TriALWs
GAIN. , ; t
ft.
The 01d1110404
a
CAMPBELL'S; `A 77.2.
INSTIELM,
W give thtee,of thetiotdfrifeCattri
Ethiopi an
AT ectwitmier -Izt.A.xxs„
• ,
Conigianaingsin
3ion4ay 4441145, ILO; •
18 Accomplished
Estat,44faed
.P.Orfoimere,
In New &KWD aa l 1:
Witticisms, mit . Stifle4-ei
Zit-See bulletin boards enclinkikiinliii
Card, of Admlitstort
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