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MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 18, 1864
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Progress of lugidelity.
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That there is a steady progression in this
country towards infidelity in religion must be
evident to every careful observer. The most
casual looker-on cannot fail to see everywhere
around him an appalling increase of dissipation
and immorality. In the larger cities of this
country more espeeially, where opportunity and
means tempt to indulgenCe, a loose rein is given
to all the passions. Extravagance has become
the rule, and pleasure appear a to be the goal at
~tom • Commencing on
which all are striving to be first. No class or
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.. E .o
- - 1 the select Committee On Ernigittion, n '
condition sums to have escaped the general fer- Dow to Make Bu t ter. Butter continues I e50,A,... ...--, v'tf • -
meat, and all, according to their capacity and high and strong. Green pasturea, clover-fields
their means, are rushing onward with the resist
and yellow butter, all are cowing, the things
lea tide.
Whether this state of affairs is the result of LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN. TENN.. , that are to conic. In - the meantime prices range
~ from forty-hi eto fifty cents A pound, and by a
"flee thinking" in religion, or the latter the re-
March IL 1864 ; / law peculiar to Itself. what butter gains in
suit of moral laxity, is a question to be deter- HUMOR TO TUE IRON SOLDIEk.
strength it loses in floc or. Unlike the skylark
mined by the moral philosopher. Sufficient for . The following preamble and resolutions, Sc- it grows as as eeter as it rises. The present
us to know that in religion there is a wood ! couipaaiot with puree well tilled with greet, high prieee. if sustained, are likely totempt
tendency to evade and destroy the lines of ! backs, were presented to the Rev. li. C. Christy. people into its manufacture. The process is sin.
Christian duty. The churches have become of ; Chaplain of the 78th Pennsylvania volunteers. 1 , 1 „ -- ,, ht ,,,, !real , „ inert ., a
re „,, , a
great deal
themselves political machines. Their ministers ,by the non-commissioned officers and privates of lard and pork-tat, and plenty of silt to keep
are no longer found attending to the eternal ! of that gallant (Iron) regiment:
welfare of souls, but are wedded to the dogmas F Wfficasas, Reyerenrizair, we, the non-commis- the tursture treshh. simmer on is slow fire, we ll stirred-not the tire, with', cal at seven dollars a
of some political creed. The 'droppings"• from ! stoned officers and privates of the 76th Penosyl- ton, but the trial ores--itml pour off into jars and
the pulpit, in many instances,min scarcely be ditt- 1 vania volunteers, have heard that you hale
- anguished from the harangues of the rostrum, i been deprived of some of your pay tin the mi.- trilM. WllO.
The
distribute as required upon
slices ot bread. The home article, manufactured
Ministers have ei en gone so o wn s to become ! conceived idea that you were absent from the rye- on i his receipt, lota the merit of being above
leaders in persevut ion of their parishion- talent during the march from Ai urfreestoort, to sunpicion-like domestic usit 'l'd But the Mann
ers, and have beet, known to act as spies and Chattanooga, we knowing that yott accurupa- facture on a large sc•ile is „pen to the suspicion
goinilpers in the cause of "loyalty. , From this Med the regiment, and desiring, to acknowledge ioi more btful ingredients, st filch are not like
high example--or rather from the example of our estimate of your valuable services, du here- ly to increase general eentidence iii the respect
such unworthy prostituters of a high position- by put on record our sincere and honest cuticle- ability or the hotter-mai:lite portion 01 society.
political demagogues have taken their cue, and, lions.
Wi. therefore recommend our readers who may
with church sanction as a shield, have leveled Resolved. That the '7Bth Pennsylvania , "JIM- he over-particular hi
their cowardly shafts at some of the beat, most leers do hereby acknowledge the beneficial per-now, to manufactu it for themselves on the
re the article of butter Just
honorable and patriotic men in the land, and vices, the unremitting zeal, and commeant atten-,
. i
or • . odortous coin
de‘s,,,,tet. every
brought them to misfortune and ruin. tion which has at all times characterized you.
it 1,.„.,, r .„,
Injury in
of this character is not confined to - , way ,'l t. It way be Resolved, That we will ever treasure up in our . part ,
sons ••, and avoid ant 5'.1,11181011 l
dividual operations, but has been aggregated In .
heart of hearts your kind and charitable labors
What are known as' synods, conferences, con- in care of the sick at Camp Negley, K 3., in the !
ventions, Svc. Perhaps those bodies may have winter of '6l, as well as at other places is here Draft avlll Come.-lie Provost Marshal
been conscientious in the belief that religion re- duty called.
gulled resolutions of loyalty and denunciation Resolved, That we will se er keep green In our . his received a tilsOiltdi anuotineing that cred it will he iris en to hush veterans and recruits up
of treason at home, but rengion certainly lost
memory your valuable services on the 1)looOt
much by reason of such action and the cause of field of Stone River, where. unmindful of the to the 151 h .. 'flit , ilr•itt will lie wade immediately
the Union gained nothing. Demagogues merely storm of iron hail that rained on that day. you" ' threat ter it, so. h dist rict sas'l re dencient, lout
were the gainers, inasmuch as-having no Baur- stood manfully as a Christain soldier in the did- Sllll 1101 be commenced until further orders.
tity themselves-they were thereby enabled to charge of your duty; and not alone on the blood- ' The Provost Marshals 4r, also directed to fur_
hurl the thunders of the church at everything stained field of Stone laver. but un es Cr, battle- • Ward the tri-notiol.1) roll- of t eterans awl new
antagonistic to their ambitious schemes. Calm field that the Army of the Cumberland trod recruits for the moldier mustered between the
reason fled ass ay, and left the persecutor at his since October, '6l. • Ilth and h inclu,li e. inialediately after the
wOrkunruoleatem. Resoleed,That we tender youjthe accompanying: 15th• in HIM conneetoori the following clause 01
It is to be hoped and is no doubt true that the purse, filled with greenbacks, as a small, but the third sectiou of the net of Congress, of Feb.
majority of the ministersof every denomination sincere tribute to your worth as a clergyman, a • 25th, 1564, is itepormahr. a, it wiii Ise s,.ers th a t
are sincere in there desire to follow in the toot- scholar, patriot, and soldier, and we will ter- ' sub-districts ne,:. continue to ',resent voluu„
steps of their divine master. But, like all the vently vray that your present disability will tiers to meet their quotas up to the time of the
true men and Christians of the world, they are soon end and restore you to your sphere of use- drat: -all i chin leers is no ma) enlist after the
meek, and, It may be said, weak, in all things fulness.-Loutseille Journal. dral sluill tic ~,lered, arid oefore it shall be a:-
relating strictly to things temporal. Ambitious, _ . ._ __ t unlit made, shall I, detite'ted Iron, the number
ordered to he dratted 111 such ward, tows, town
positive men, seeing the tide of fanaticism gath- Woman's Dev ot It:in.-Daring Attempt
emi r into a mighty billow, threw themselves
• sloe, precimt. ur election district, or county.
I to Rescue a Guerrilla.-Out readers will re
upon It, and having, no inherent forcos a ir t merit `
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to attract attentiou, they have labore 'thful- member that about a year ago the noted goer- Spring set‘le„
-Wm G u . eu, ~ ",,,,,,,,,, ‘,...
ly to prostitute' rt ligiou, and draw all t e ere- rills-perhaps the most noted . virgia- 1,,,1,,.1,,. In Ilarrisburg a few days since for using
mental of honest men's Christianity to aid them in W m
Dan Dusky, was captured ;and brought ti. .prii,g a; 1.1, a. And upoi, the bearing of the ease
in their bloody schemes of personal ambition.
Look in upon
Among one
the first things the ry Prison in the Atheneum. On the 2151 of ,T uf t 111 the public mar ~,, fo r e . iet ing treat or pro
:transaction of political business--either to pass
war resolutioos-breathing tire and the sword, luee 055 not IA Oh : I' 1- • C,sion 1.. founded
last, however, he was handed over to be tried ' • -
l
out unly upon the 1.. 'el • , 1 t,,, , law but also la WHEELER di; WILSON'S
or to impeach the "loyalty'" of the minister. by the civil authorities, and confined in pill Un- ~ii The common st nse,iew o• the [act, that iron l
A casual glance will dotdriniae the „tact that til his trial should come off. Uri Wednesda) „, 5, ,,,,, ~,s pths, , ,
~, eise ,,, s. ,,'
• '.;coaling I; ig is to t the
the ruling spirits in such proceedings are of evening, as we learn from the Eceitrea, about Ito , 4 ,, , ~i 1enth .,,,,,,,,, , , ~,., 1 th , ,, es „
i ', ti ' ,
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"the church ruilitant"-the meddlesome, the o'clock, while the jailor was engaged iti reading.
~; . ,,,f , it, butter, lard INC i.I her produce'r.el'ol',lgi3Ol
wrangling, the advocates of brute force, who, his attention was attracted by hearing Autue
,0 1,11„,,5, by „ .se: ,,, „ .th , s ii . ess , e ,, nsi - u
with much bigotry and few brains, declare "So one ou the south aide of the prison Proceeding
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zit ' , stare 01 the' therutun.eter. Ihe law l'' ori r t ' h n e
j believe and so shall It be.” Sleek and gen- to that locality lie saw a woman on the wall
,„„„.„ s; provides i„„ ri , sal , h.. i
tie-hearted Christianity,-in the persons of men with n bag in her hand. The latter, percei, mg ~,.„,„,;;i: lestandard, a ' '••
u atmospheric influences. it we rills-
Who Overflow with the milli of human kindness, that she was discovered. leaped Bann the st all ;, kr 1101 c,lrs arc ei,l in Pittsburgh
wheethink no evil ; whose innocence is childlike, to the ground, n distance of twenty feet, either ~ , `sp ring ' ' ' -- to
i great eaten,. and il theN wo n't work em
end WllO4O charity would encompass and expiate in the hope of escaping or in n tit of desperation
eeell u t ill Flarnstiora will they heir'
the sins of the world.-isea wed and forced to In so doing she fractured one ut lire Ifinhs; but
I
oiii the current of tanaticism, upon whose she salmi she -it ottld die before she is maid be ta
est and most turbulent billow rides beetle- ken,'' and struggled with the jailor to the Lt.. Ai cldeutally Dross ova, -. 1 }nun. lady
rowed bigotry.
t igh
most of her powers. using fur thi, toirpost• stone of tl.lll 'llll Oslooli }!fir} , i I . ohnor. who was on
riVs '
This stets, of affair., 1111101W' the churches main- of the aqua Arras which she had brought as o ne !,
a ' os o me sotto. relit, e., cm lag I, le I'irrie, ill'
ly indicates the progress of infidelity. Ministers her bo - n thiferent design, Si,. mu 01. wto.•fi -he , ~,,,,. „ „,, 5r ,,,1,.„,„,,, d,.„,„,.,1 ~,, Ned „,.,,,,,,
of Christ have become too worldly, find through inflicted some slight injuries on the hands of the , , ,
~,,,, LI, tal I pali) .111 l a had gib. tit as l'lding ;I 3 I)
their example and per ersions of the ili, ins Jailor she was finally overpower.-,1 and taken ,
A, , rsobileli I ' ll ' t he vielnit yot thii place. w hen, In xisa.9
teachings Intl e brought religiuit into disrespect into custody.
.1...- ;lie a -nri.l • lre,lio t• loch n rts btt ,Ile., I,
and driven hosts of people from sharing in the The wunoin'A name I. ?tits lifigel l ,lllll4llll OA'S the „ the, ti .„. iy,,,, npon which she was itionni- • , ~..,, , .
.....t.., April I 7.—Thi• multi otology of
, i-e •
divine promises. 'chime are thousands of men been for KHOO lillll. 1,191 coill'Aloriitg ILI be Oil
~,,,,,
isi . true
silo. the
j.mijoi
miii hi. ed •-t,oubled amid Threw her into the it suer. Her •
the rebels left Fort Pillow Friday itorn- !
and Wonien who ha . , e not tor many months en- the sery
1,0.' 3 was rec.. ere.: in a short 1111, alter the oc
tered a church door. W heti requested to do so family, doubtless for the purpose of secertainiug
~,!,,
~,,,,, ~,,, r;;, ,
~, time ~ t,
~ ; Lick
;;, . ~. .
t r e ir r r dA t ;le: i
their answer frequently is that they are opposed the best method and time for carrying out her ~, ,
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~,,,,. , :,,, ;;,,, a
,a br. ' ,
..,,:.
_^, l. the m lu g and the rear g uard in. the afte pen,
to attending political meetings on the Sabbath. design. Site obtained a ladder and sewed the .
takin g all the small arms, deFtro all '
ll ' , tis ' lli CIA WI 1,111 ) ird av , amt light
:es '
All this could eat.ily be as owed, if ministers wall of the prison, bearing with her a Wid e , i ,
no _ the amat.mition and everyt Ldn g e de-
who do not Understand or cannot live up to the aqua fortis. a bottle of chloroform nn.l a chisel. i . • •
merciful precepts of their profession, would at Her plan seas probably •lb
to en , 11 , 1, in husk to . i ni :' , : , r 7 s . '7` l,m,2.l:rt r -,l " : . 4.l: 3 ", t c`," . '' d ete, Zen )., , ll ;l i n is r s y ( T E n t u . n: 'str u ate b 1 e
i 1541,2 , hr)...,•., ..., ire] 5,,,,,,,tui 111,0 t A . i i
ppce en t e r the army or the political arena. I pen gtn'ci his es‘.:Ape by ....- . .r11‘ of the art,cue, win_ her ~,,, ~,,.i . .s , ,„,,
..
~ l i no mm , . I -ate novices from Duvall'S Bluff re..
i ~.; , a-... I m 1111 .Lo ‘ll.
01,ti tittlpt,r 01:,:I1.5:111/Y they could return as hens- towed, the chloroform to be gis en to the Jailor ;,
• port the country Infestril with guerrilla:.
ers, to rioht I y the Word AS it proceed. from ii neeessar). Ile-ides the articles alreA,ly men
ihe Rtoyiths ut the iley"Out. the pcsaalul, the nier- tiorn das twins; in the sat, het. thrre were Ass.. . „. ' are who constantly robbing t he citizen ,
ciful, and the Christain ministers of the t i ‘ ,.., 1 ,0 . some eand ...hair contraband songs sad scone La reeuy of Ire --) csmer lay, in the guar. and ennimittlng all manner of rierie,.d A
p retend . 0 say letters, in which Mr , . Briggs affirmed iirtlyine t , r ••• ,,,, o , ....• ", 'h" ~, ,1 .1• 0, ed .4 tints?. As before [-aid. we do not
Mr Nixon, representative from
whether the times has ef.l,Clopteil the churches, , lot e and der of aril 10 the prisoner. de, lams', ! f 0.,,hi to light a iIL , • . i c:I t r4e The defendant 1. .
~,.,,
or the dilll'Obes the people. 1 , , o doubt there fns. tt t ; t ;
la ace .IAI/1/.IIIAS Cliliid WO hero Illpf,lo wit;,- .1- Ilar.ZeT aVIII. Of' !111, I hri. t.", ~- i,•e. st as aim county, .
t had been mut-dere
d ' Three , Mors heh,w Bank Mack
been action and reaclion-a U I II , IOS/ inilUeLli,e. , 0111 Luc 101 c twine belies rd Irk tile prisoner nod Il .' Piopert c , of =lli , i in:l izt er From Mrs. and th_ representative from Arkansas
J.,et this be as it may, it is self-evident that the re , Pre , alell; that nothing but des th ~,,ilh ,:- I,einiohy it rip?, .r.•. 1 ;bat -he hid 1 ,o iii l
I , ,ounty had lieen kidnapped and nothing
.... I, r .', , ,11.1. .n. .1..r,ig.: ..•t si I„, r tt :WO ,
maple Eyre fast losing their fault in the Ulm- .t. :ell her affections , etc.
urri from him since On the 1 111 ano
tai religion. seeing the insullicieitcy of i t s re- It Is asserted that v, hen she leaped iron, tie I toe 'mci l IS Os 11...7141..1 tI.I' t . I.1.•11.1AII: flafer- 11 e- - - • • ...a a - .
qu renisiltil. FIS Ittii , ht by talse shepherds. each
p i
: wall 6ill' Inu•ntied to shin iiii•jitllol. Aioi ElAge . ' •!t the tee. 'het c in.'. ,I it aw as . led hem ti ! Texan cavalry attempted to sitrpriSe a
seeker , after truth is endeavoring ts`set up :: the- gu ,, ,•t brr e , ` ,- al, 'oei the ecitoet h. , b.' , . 1 waif- ' 1 " ''" tl .' 'it ',""'""" la..n- ' ' ' '''''"" e). "' : camp of 240 F . edemhs at Roseville on the
ory of 111, own, and a creed suited to the muling ousts' embellished and exaggerated. Dusky was oll , l' hbatelonet! the i'M.C. as ie. I trceny had !weft . .
ejemezits of hlt character. this specie , . of "lire confined in prison at Parkersburg before being esti, roshoil -Phi(. fade, Arkansas river, but were reptilsed With
thinking" is creating a re, olutiou that ins) brought to wi,,etf,g. nut ma i l, hi s e„,.,., p, .. Al . hi Mi-, , +4,ll,;her find -1, ked the pind with st loss of 20 killed and a lance nunilmer
eventuate in such s state of affairs as once ter his re-capture he was brought here and piac- est, ino the deiendari. li , 1 'tezt.t
. trid •'arried as'ounded. thir loss was .-i killed.
.. - -u re e f t rraulte 'during the "Age Si Beason." ed in irons, but in consequence of his health gix • am n,, a couple of hundred Gm the ' tar t y tripe
There isgenuine cause of alarm. The same sac- Mg way, he was allowed the privilege of the • would the Destro-I A'toroeV hns , 0 .. 1 '0 0 11 , 1
rtligious hands that have been tinkering at (don- I hall of the jail, as the other prisoners, lie is in- the ,5 e ~.' " . ` . ' 11 3 ' I
initiations and Governments. are already upon dieted for murder, treason Land robbery. Mrs, - From Newbern, N. C.
the sacred Word in the attempt to overthrow Briggs had a hearing Thursday afternoon, and ' M r Holmes, I measurer GI the : . •Anitary F'air
the revealed religion in fat or of a new invention was admitted to bail in the sum of , 62,0 bu for her
n; a , , , t h e
t..,y. e,.gf 3 receipt. .. 0..0 a in, ,SII- •
-6implilied, and warranted to do the work up appearance at the next tel mof court.
II horions for the week ending April 14tti. 164 . THE REBELS ON CHOWAN RIVER
quckly, economically , and without inconve-
Hon. .1. s. MeCalmont. . . • ttos.) lAJ
. F • C:iI:I"..FILTIAC Ell '1'....M.E"1"
idence to the votary Ministers of the Gospel The question Nearer Horne.-There lea Al Kinley. E.i.l;:c A. IXI . le
00
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should take alarm. Good men should enter the
large class of our people who take to thorn sel ie- T, w Boat. •trXtorm."..
I
lists against the growing, evil, and hold on to
b. w Boat -Star -
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19° 'Ai NEW-BERN, N C., April I2.—The rel., : NEW STYLE- , *I
that which is good. the province of philanthropy' in whiet, to do • • '
, ;it. J. L. Kerr. .. •
....:,
As one evidence of the tendency towards new good and make for themselves political an 1
.\
. 1 ii„k,.,
,z, L ., eIF, have appeared in lar g e numbers on WINDOW SHADES
inventions in religion, and the destruction of other sorts of reputations. In looking around I. 1.. McOrew, i rl.ms :-.14.... 1,,,,,,T . the Chowan river, pr o bably for the pro-
I
the whole structure of established theology, we
over the land to end a good Held for operating.. Ft; 1-1 on account,
append, without comment, the tollowing letter
IL ''''' '-'-' fed
ion of the s had a n d herrin g fisheries. ; Reatiohl IBIS OA V.
Fi
rm Owen Lovejoy to Gov. Andrews, as pub- they have elevated an Immense telescope to
IV In the Boston Tran.•cript, it being one of
Ed
acts of his life: their eyes, and have beheld at a lung, distance 4 A :noun t pre, pet.. I , reported. .
it ee,g, y , ix „ ~,,, p i ~. F e b . 2...! . great many black people in bondage --not very 1 ,, 1,4 1 u0 24 to sc, v ,
us T : l i t i e . Cape Lookout light now burns a. i „ ,
The 06'nfederste conscription is Sti9-
: t..) 1 NEW SPRING STOCK
: .Z..... 4 56
01
!fart. DEAR GOVERNoIt: Du you k• Feb.
that I severe, 111 true. bat still the state in which they !
t o in the First Congressional dis- ' F-""4 ; ti F
!am hoping when slavery has been swept away are is slaverytinvoltintary aervittnie. These ' - •
-for a revival of religion, pure and undefiled, benevolent, far-sighted gentienien are called '1,3 :1 ',polls( socui - 1 huiihis Farley, L., . loistriel of North Carolina, and •lii anmect
'which will be eminently practical. and the cause those who have little faith in their belief, and demi appointed F'reigit find - I ick e t Agent at is offered to all North Carolinians who 1:1:1
' '. - Y.
. CA_ 1{ P E T S . I
,
'Pat It k.nowillot it wiil search out, and instead proleasions-Abolitionists. While they have SNe, Brighton, vise denies Id. Mackin, resigns are or
•have been in the relal seri ice. n
'of 04T/ending its energies in theologies and the instrument to their eyes, there is apparent ed. Mr. Mackin was a very attentive and Sc- •
a and rubrics. it shall g o around like Its to the vision of other people. right beneath the .:,,,,,;iiiittating Agent, and, we sire ;quite sure
_,.,, Will seasoned
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q:lne Author. hen - ling the sick, cleansing the end of it, a great many abuses and abominations that the new Agent will render eutire satisfac- 'CI ! n INSURANCE AGENCY. q OICI. (I'l,o'l'll,
lepers, s iting eyes to the blind, ears to the deaf, requiring the most speedy and enereetie reform. lion. He was Post iffaster at Allegheny I aty ,
told, r the administration of President Pierce,
,_,
and charity tl. CI. if those milk-of-human-kindness-overflowing
'I am sick, and hot e m,sed the hand of another, eentlemen will but lor a moment dilate the pus and has been recently Chief Clerk in the office I HAVE BEEN DULY COMMISSION- AT McCALLITIVE'S. 'L '
A ..,1 arid licensed to act for the billowing re- 1
'of I ..1 .1. P. Burr, Surveyor General of the • • ; ... Ir—
and feel unable to dictate any more. May , iod pile of their organs of vision' and follow the
bless you and the Old Hay State. guidance of our index-finger, they shall be glad- State. Na person who has business wi th the liable
Verytruly yours, denial with a right always grateful to the r e _Ccolintiya Agent will be disappointed in Mr i mhIS
(Signed)__ ftweN EcivE.MY. former, because it furnishesfurnishes him with employ- F . " , f' • - Of' ,, L' , ' , " ,, f , • Fire, Marino and Life Insuraiace ,
. c.
Got', ANDREW, Boston, Mass." mmeatat his favorite occupation of regulating abuses. _ __ - . .__ , COM A.
PNIES i
More Suow —Or. .Saturday night some PH( NIX of Brooklyn, N. Y.
T'IP nryibo Tax Bill. Let them look, then, right down into a place lour or live inches of snow tell In the modrititin
called New Per l in-n large 1014111-a wealthy inf. reg o ia beyond I ireenstirg. and , sei era! Inchee Capital
ne Feyl6ed Intern }I Beireni i e FAIL reported
Woiciooi ' LAKE
tropulia--and a great place in which to rind much eohioined to lay tfijoughout Sunday. Sleet and With a large surplus.
yeaterday by the Committee, was received here good and very flinch tllat Is bad. There is a rain fell in fats city or, Saturday and yesterday,
A N D
by telegraph Friday night. The tariff's imposed matter there Ilia( cnncerrie white people.a:for- anq the air In etinsequence eoutinUed cold up WASHINGTON of New York.
differ materially from those paid under the old, signers, too, by the by,-and unless their color • till the present.
Capital ¢4OOOOO 00 Salleitillat' WOrkig.
and nationality militate against extending syn.
- --- Assets Feb. 1,1864 685,136 45 —' We give below the duties which it proposes to patty to them, the held is a broad one for work. •
Count y Couvention.-Mai. A. M. Browne Unsettled claims 2,32t1 00
levy on items in the production of which our But we will let a New York correspondent ' I
PARS, 'CURDY & CO.,
state the case lathe followingp aragraph: as !,airman of the Republican County Execu- —,----
readers are most interested :
Capital and,Surplus $582,81u 415 !
'Now and then a corner of the veil which , flee Committee, has issued his call for a Coun
hides the mysteries and miseries of the city- is This Company lasuee Participating Policies, ' 1 1 11 , 11ANUFACTURERS OF SHEATH,
ti Convention, to be held at the Court blouse ou. Its script dividend have beef; 00 per oent,•per an. , .I,VII Brazier's and Belt Copper, Pressed Cops
lifted, and a momentary glimpse afforded of the tie 26th, to elect delegat es to the Baltimore num for three yea r s past, per Bottoms, Raised Still Bottoms, Spelter Sod
horrors which lie beyond. Just now some little : Conl ' "ention. The primary meetings will be held , der, to. Also, importers and dealers in Metals,
i
excitement exists, regarding the manner in which on the 23d inst. P
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Fire, he.
female emigrants are dragged to infamy by dew_ ! American Life & Trust of Phila.
' 47-Constantly on hand, Tinmenet Maohines
its Whose profession tots this result for its ob- , -- - Capital
s 49:4,° °°• and Tools. Warehouse, No. lig FIRST and 125
ject. Thetis wretches assume to reprefient "le : Ac:s.idemt....llie train going east fuel with an ae For further information apply to
' SECOND STREETS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
tell save Offices," and Updh pretence of Obtain- dent Friday night by which four horses belong- SS S. S. BRYAN,
Special orders of Copper cut to any desired
ing for their - victims situations in priVate jam- in;; to Oen. Brook's Lepanment were killed -7- mh22 Broker and Insurance Agent,
Pattern._ feb2l-Iydfsw
Mee, decoy then to the dance-hOuses which line
,' and the balance badly injured. A black man in 59 Fount) street, •
, -
the lower portion Of the city, aad sell them charge had his Jaw broken. and a white man
body and soul to the keepers, at prices varying orderly to the General, was badly hurt. ' Coal Land on the Penn ' a, R. R 9 !To Railroad Contractors.
from fifty cents to ten dollars, according to the !
youth and appearance of the chattel. Hundreds !
.IPCD.R. EIALLIZI.
every month are thus handed over to the clutch
es of sin, and, after a forcible dishonor, have no
other alternative than a remaining as inmates
of these hells.
Cotton, manufactures of
Copper, manufactures of, when not
Write or plga
et 44 fabrics woven, knit, or felted,
re dyed, printed, bleached, or pre-
Pared in any other manner
Bram, manufactures of
Brass, copper, and yellow sheathing
metal, rolled, in rods or sheets
Repairs of engines, curs, carriages, and
other articles on increased value per
cent a
Repaint to ships, steamboats
Steamboats on gross receipts, passen
sni
Ste jp am Engines, li:winning Locomotives,
S marine
.Steel, manufactures of
Vaal distillers
Ale, per barrel,.3l gallons
Beer per barrel, 31 gallons
Lager beer per barrel, 41 gallons
Ppnf ec fter r per barrel, 81 gallons ........
Cotioners
DistWers of spirituous liquor
Distillers of spirituous liquor, less than
SOO bbls 25 00
0011.1, per ton 033 s
Iron, pig, per ton 1 00
Iron, blOolnks, slabs or loops, per ton,
•1 NI; an additional Si 50 It not previ
ously taxed as pig iron
Iron, railroad, per ton. 3 00
Iron, railroad, rerolled, per ton 1 50
Iron, band hoop and sheet, not thinner
than No. 18, wire gauge per ton 3 00
Iron, band, hoop and sheet, thinner than
No. 18. wire gauge, per ton 4 (A
Iron, not less than inch, per ton 300
Iron, plate less than ';; inch thick, per
ton
4 00
Iron; advanced beyond slabs, blooms, or
loops, and not beyond bard or rods, er
tonL
3 00
Irpn, cast, for bridges, buildings, &.t.
per ton 2 00
Iron castings, exceeding le Its. in weight
per ton •
iron, cut nails and spikes, per ton
iron, rivets. nuts, wrought railroad
chairs, bolts, and horse-shoes, made
Iron iron on which a duty ha. been
paid, per ton
Iron, bars, nails, tc.e., made from iron on
which a tax of Si su has been paid per
Iron, hollow wares, ton 2,00 u ibs
Oil, illuminating, per gal
Oil, lard, per gall
01.1, mustard seed per gall
Oil, linseed, per ga II ...................
Oil, all animal and vegetable, not
otherwise provided for, per ga11.......
Oil, coal, per gall
Oils, coal, refined and distilled from coal
exciusively, per gall u 12
Oils, essential u 05
Steel, see section 75, Of Excise Law.... 5 ou
Steel, do. do. do. ,d 0..... 10 00
Steel, ,do. do. do. ? v .:W..... 12 OU
iptavey,wr ton 2,000 poundi 160
The following. articles are added to the list of
exemptions : Laths, shooks. coke, paraftine,
whale and coal oils, silver bullion for platers,
and materials prepared for hoop skirts. Allow
ance and drawback on articles exported does
not extend to relined coal oil, naptha, benzine,
benzole, distilled shlrits, manufactured tobacco,
snuff or cigars.
In stamp duties, the following changes are
made in existing rates : Agreements or con
tracts, I 1 more than one written on one sheet of
paper, five - cents ; tor-each agreement or con
tract leases, where rent is three hundred dollars
or less, fifty cents; exceeding three hundred
dollars, fifty rents ; for each additional two
hundred dollars, mortgages and assignment of
mortgages, the same as conveyance ; in existing
law, probate of will, one dollar ; for estate not
exceeding two thousand dollars in value, fifty
cents ; for each additional thousand dollars re
ceipts for money or delis ery of property, two
cents.
Honor to Whom Honor Is Due—Rev.
R. C. Chrlsty,Chaplatu Seventy-Eighth
Pennsylvania Volunteers.—Yrom the an
nexed proceedings' it will be seen that the non
commissioned officers and privates of the 78th
Pennsylvania Volunteers have presented their
worthy Chaplain, Rev. R. C. Christy, with a
substantial proof of the sincere 'regard and es
teem with which they appreciate his many
sterling qualities. Rev. R. C. Christy, of the
Catholic Church, Is well and favorably known
to many of ourc itizens for his acquirements as
a scholar, his zeal in his holy calling, and his
unfaltering devotion to the sacred cause of his
country, We regret to learn that 31r. Christy
is at present suffering from rheumatism, hut
hope that a kind Pfovidence will soon grant
hint power to recommence his. mis s ion of use
fulness.
Rate of tax
per cent.
The Ohio River Irriproveartent.—lt is
estimated that ten millions will
_be required to
improve tha navigation of the Ohio river by
locks and dams, and that the tolls necessary to
pay dividend on the investment will not ex
ceed on ordinary merchandise one mill per ton
per toile, while the rates on the coal bottii i rape.
rce., will be merely ausioinsi. The toil would
thus he only about one cent and a half on a
barrel of flout from Louisville to Cincinnati,
and two and a half cents on a keg of nails
from Pittsburgh to Louisville. Theiboats would
make more money than they now do, as they
could ruff all the year, and always carry full
trade.
60 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
10 GO
60 00
The following is a copy of a memorial to
Congress adopted at the last meeting of the Low,
elite Board of Trade;
To the Congress of the United States
The Louisville Board of trade would respect
fully represent that the interests is he Ohio
valley require that the navigation of he Ohio
river should be improved, If possible, so that it
may be navigable during the 'entire season; and
it is tespectfully submitted that it is the duty
of the General Government to do this as a na
tional work by a direct appropriation or by
chartering a company to do it, allowing a rein-
burseruent for the outlay by tolls upon the com
merce of the river, and, perhaps, by tops upon
bridges, and for rent of water power that may
he des eloped by E.A.4(1 improvement.
And we would further represent that, in or
der to guard against any injury to the nnviga- '
lion, In place of a benefit, any plans that may
be adopted for the work should require the
sanatloo of the Legislatures of the six , States
most directly interested in the improvements.
The above is to be algued by the Prefddeat and
Secretary, and copies transmitted to our repre- '
sentatives in Congress for presentation.
100
3 00
0 20
0 05
0 05
0 05
Anti-tint ter leagues are forming in Phila
delphtl for the purpose of bringing the price of
that article down from sixty-tire cents a
pound to something like fifty cents. A
speculator, who was accustomed to supply
a :neighborhood with the oleaginous COM.
pound, arrived the other day with one hun
dred pounds, expecting to carry home with him
$.5, but was very much disgusted to find after
long effort that he c0u1d4314 dispose of eight
pounds, • - .
A Financial Panic
W ASH IN OTON, April 15.
•
In the opening discussion In the Senate on
Friday last on the bill to prevent the 'Specula
tion in gold, Mr- Sherman submitted the follow
! ing letter from Secretary Chase:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April 12, 1864.
Sir: Notwithstanding the diminished amount
of United States notes in circulation, and the
gradualwithdrawal from use for currency of the
interest-bearing I; S. notes, made legal tender
1 by their face, the price of gold continues to ad
, vance. This effect can only be attributed to
I one of two causes, and probably due In part to
each, first. increase of notes of local 'auks; and
second, to the efforts of the speculators. I have
already submitted through ycntr,to the considera
tion of the Committee of Finanee,a bill Intended
as a remedy for the first evidand now beg tomtit
! mit for consideration a bill intended as a reme
dy for the second. The first, if it becomes a law,
will have, I doubt not, the most salutary conse
quences.
The effect of the second will probably
II he more immediate, though, perhaps, not of
such permanent importance. I ask candid con
sideration for both, and the favorable action of
Congresn it approN ed. It must not In- thought,
how et er, that I regard either or both of these
I measures adequate remedies for financial disor
ders. Nothing; short of taxation to one-half the
; amount of the current expenditures, and a re
duction of tine expenditures to the lowest point
I compatible with efficiency, will Insure financial
success to the Government, and without mili
tary suciesses all measures will fail.. Very re
spectfull• s. P. Csask.
Flue Furniture and Carimta at auction,
"fuestiay morning next, at 3 lcClellancl'a auction
house. 55 Ffth street.
An Flegant gasortment of Boots, Shoes
and gaiters at McClelland's Auction House, 5.5
Fifth street.
11=1
JOSEKL M--VT ER & SON,
)12 .NUFACTDIIER9 OF
PLAIN AND FANCY
FUMITITRE AND CHAIRS,
NVAIIEHOUSE,
135 limithlleld, and 424 Penn Ste.,
Between 6th et., and Virgin alley,
00 PITTSBURUR
reEL IV liC I '' Si
Spiced Syrup Blackberry,
For Summer Complaints, Dlarrhtea.
Dysentery, tte.,
Is PREPERAELE TO MOST PRE.
a paratiqns for the above a tj4 otions from this
fact: It does not check the isease suddenly,
i thereby rendering lnilam mat ,11 of the bowels
liable,) but changes the character of and effectu
ally and permanently removes the disease, and
being purely vegetable, It can be given to the In
fant with perfect safety.
SOLD RT A-LL DRUGGISTS
nig
FOR SA.I, - E..
THE COAL UNDER 250 ODD ACRES
near Monongahela City, with some 10 acres
SURFACE bordering on the Monongahela Riv
er, having some 460 reet front, where there is a
superior landing, even In low water times.
Present Brice Ql6O per acre.
J. R. CASIDAY,
Real Estate Broker,
apli No. 61 Fourth street.
BARRELS FOR SALE. -100 SECOND
hand IRON BOUND bv
rebwmEN & 00.,
nihmew 68 Smithfield et.
. ,
, Lessee and manager.
..... W. Ebnatiralabia, . ! REPORTED BY S. S. 'BRYAN, BROKKR, 60 4Th ST.
• Treasurer H. OvERIN(wok. '
i I Revival for two night only of the great moral ' Banks.
FROM WASHINGTON ..,. CITY.. drama, UNCLE 'COWS CABIN, in obedience ! Par Value. Last Saks.
to the public, who were prevented from seeing I Bank of Pittsburgh $6O $6B
•
60 68%
, this great work, on its first product - 14n, by other , Exchange Bank
,
Merchants' &M.anufac. Bk 60 66%
XXXVIIIth CONGRESS. en tI " g n ;;VENING, will be presented, Mechanics , Bank 60 63%
1 Uncle Tom .Uncle Tom's Cabin. Allegheny Bank
Mr. Burgess Citizens' Bank 60
60 67,4 r,
6151
WASHINGTON, Apri 16 . — ROUE.—Mr. George Harris... C. Loveday . Iron City Bank 60 ssu
Randal, of Ky., opposed a resolition in- Phinius Fletcher
. D ru es p r y n Perry C. Wilkinson Iron City Trust Co
Mr. Chippendale !Manchester Savings Bank 60
60 64,41
asia
structing the Committee on Military Af-
Millie Marden Railroad, Gas and Insurance Stock.
fairs to inquire into the expediency and Eliza Kate Rynor Birmingham Gas Co 31%
60 60
necessity of constructing a railioad for In rehearsal, the Duke's Signal and Octoroon. t , „" ‘ i e ti: t e e i r i s s' Insurance Co
insurance Co 42 63%
military purposes, from Chattanooga to igir lN POPULARITY, STILL WE "
Eureka Insurance Co 60 its
GAIN.
32 aiii
connect with Cuntherland Gail is rec- Along. Insurance Co
Allegheny Valley R. R 60 14%
ommended by the President 111 his an-
nual message of December , leaf. The The Ohl, Pittsburgh &. Goons. R. R 60 9%
Original and Only do interest bearing bu 13
resolution was adopted.
Monongahela Nay. Co. GO 47%
Mr. Kernan, of New York, *sewed . CAMPBELL'S MINSTRELS 1 :
Ilirlegnoanayheilnasußrrite
Co.! _
25 27%
27%
a series of resolutions adopted( by the
'' Peoples Insurance Corn 25 29.1‘
Legislature of that State asking at Gen. will give three of their refined and pleasing Pittsburgh Gas Co to 86
, Western Penna. R. R. 50
Robert Anderson be placed on-t e refit - Ethiopian Entertainments
' Pitts. & Steubenville R. R..... 60
ed list, with full pay. Referre to the
Penna. Ins. Co 60
Al' CONCERT' T - 1A.1.1.,
Committee on Military Affairs.
Copper Stocks.
$---
Washburm?, of Illinois, submit d, from ,
, ii ,r l o a rt ss h tli w i e ta st in e g rn e m o ining.
Commencing on
Co 7 05
the select Committee on Emig tion, a
' Great Western 1 00
report and bill, which were or red to
1
Monday Evening, April 18, 19, and CO. Dacotah
—'•
be published, referring to the re mmen-
Pitts. and Boston
datums of the President on this s National_ilbject in •
his annual message. The Comm#tee say 18 Accomplished and BNorth
ay St ClliT ate
that the vast number of laboringtnen,es-
Central
''
.
timated at nearly a million andla quer-
Established Performers, isle •Rerni "
Minnesota
..
o
ter, who have gone to war, creOted an
sonar.
Aztec. „
a's
immense vacuum, which issince In New Son o
ldistres- I Dances,
singly felt in almost every pal Allegheny Co. Compro. 5s
county} in the industrial pursuits of far-
of the W 2 4" .
mietsms and Burlesques. 211: b ira h nicipal6s" 6s
ming, mining and manufacturing, and Allegheny co. to (R. R.) with
back coupons
in the construction and repair 4i Rail- ,hti;y-See bulletin boards and programmes.
roads, this labor can only be replked by cc,ecitt of Admission .... , Pittsburgh (to R. R.) withback
coupons
"5 C ent. , Pitts. & Conn, it. R. mort. ea..
imigrants from foreign countrie4 Not-
M. C. CAMPBELL, Manager. A. .R. R. let mart.7s
withstanding this disturbed contrition of
' 'Allegheny co. Bounty Bonds..
the country the committee say tests has A 13 1 A -, l ' ...ce ' De, thleine " A g e ll t • ' A lleghenyA city 48
itts.& Steubenville .... ,
never been a time when the inilustrial
~._.,....,4 1' "4
i
!
classes of Europe have had theirs often- IliAlg MASONIC HALL.
MONEY MARKET.
Lion so much directed to emigration as
coRREuTICD DAILY FOR TILE MORNING POST BY
now The response and inquiries of the 1717 CI 'CO 3 = ll -Va- 4 :3 0 3E' W I .117 ' JEli messes. KOL - NTZ s MERTZ, BROKERS, NO:118
VI 04 on STREET.
committee to the Secretary of State has
I lid Original Bohemia,, Troupe of , The following are the buying and selling rates
furnished much valuable inf3rmation on
tor Gold, Silver, sie. :
this point, derived from our Represen G -.-
tati yes abroad.
Gold
LASS BLOWERS 9 I
,Silver
Will open their Grand Gift Promenade Enter- ; 'Demand Notes
Usual - neat at the above Hall, on MONDAY )Coupons
EVENING, March 25th, and exhibit every even- m E.xchac
g and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AF- , Sterling per pound ng
I'ERNOONS. Prussian
..
At each entertainment the celebrated Low ' Florins
Pressure Glass Steam Engine Monitor, made ; se
entirely of Glass, will he in full motion. Anoth
er great feature, all the magnificent work of art,
manufactured by the company, will be gratuit-
Osnros OP THE DAILY POST,
ously distributed to the visitors. MONDAY, April 19, 1864.
FORTRESS MONROE., April 18: —The On FRIDAY EVENING, April Ist, a beauty BUSINESS--On Suturday was not very sc
. f , ul case of work will be presented to the A u..thor live, this, however, is a usual thing on the last
stearmrs Winans and S. 0. Pierce have 1 c i the best original Conunotrum on the (,lass
day of the !'week. The !sales that came under
returned from tins eeessful cruises in Steam Engine,
search of the disabled steamer Tlioina, Admission to evening entertainments, 25 cents; I our notice were as follows:
A Scott, since arrived at New York. ,
i ii n tt t 7 e no e c:n e s n , ing ls cents.;No
afternhoholnfspartic./e.o'crilooocircs. open,s ~,,11 , . .Af i 'll.E-' -Sales of 20,000 m delivered on the
—Sa es at t h e scales at $40@43.
A. French sTino(l t ran sport, witka bark hila Don comtriences half an hour later. wharf y t t3 l s° I'l M
in tow, started upthe James RIOT . this Wm. WOODROFFE, Manager. WHISKY—The market. continues excited—
E. M GARDNER, Gin. Agt. mte.o' -1 a 2 7 , dealers have further advanced their figures—
morning, intending to load with enhacco
; we quote nominally at $1,2641,30.
at Richmond, belonging to the trench
HOMINY—We note small sales at *B.
Government.
MAPLE SUGAR—SaIes of 1b at 17c.
A
FEETIBran--sales 5 to ol at 81 35 ; , Seconds—
! The steamer Montauk, from Beaufort,
sales 14 tons at $1,66@1,60; Middlings—sales 10
; has arrived. She spoke the reamer'
tons at $1,9544.
United States yesterday, 25 milesEnorth- } LOUR—The sales were : 150 bbls Extra Fam
ily at *aga r ,25; 75
.. do do at $84)8,25: 300_do_do at
east of Hatteras, in search of the steamer
.$6 , da,26; 10it t -
.
Aiot.
Return of the Steamers Winans
The steamer New York saifod for
City Point this afternoon, in chatge of
Maier Guilford, flag of (nice offlopr.
The steamer Kennebec, from alitlti
nit,re, arrived at 7 o'clock to-day, in
phiee of the steamer Genrgiana, dam
aged by a collis;on.
Late from Cairo and Be ow.
Guerrilla Depredations in Ar4nsas
piT.PG3,a,ebtAsTitmEmaz7APTlßrim
VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF
SCPERSTtIBCTURE, BALLAST, CROSS
excellent COAL, situate 014 the Pennsyl
vani&Railroad, near "Hawkins' dump," about ' TIES, and TRACK LYING of the Pittsburgh
and Connellaville R.R. between Connelleville and
to miles from Pittsburgh. If not Bold at private
sale before that time, this property will be o ff ered
Cumberland, embracing a distance of eighty-ser-
At Davis' Auction House, en (87) miles, in sections of about one mile cub.
Specifications and profiles are now ready at
the Company's Office, in Pittsburgh, and pro
posals will be received to the 30th of Aprii.
BENJ. H. LATROBE,
President,
Office P. &C.R. R. Co., Pittsburgh. mill
I:=1
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 3d, 1864
Inquiries es to terms, &c., may be made of Col
W. U. Hawkins, near the premises.
Rev. W. F. LAUCK,,
Braddoelt's Field, or
HOFX/NS & LAZEAR,
Attorneys -at-Law,
No. 103 Fifth et.
S. S. BRYAN,
apl2-law3w
NOTARY PUBLIC,
59 Fourth St., (Burke's Building.)
Office hours from 8 a. m., to 5 o'dock p. m
fin HE DWELLING AT PRESENT
.11. occupied by the undersigned, situate on the
Bluff, near Marion street, Bth Ward. Posses- _ PC 4t !,la
Mon given immediately. Inquire at No. 8 MAIL. KET STREET,
apl4-Btd
100 HS.LF
In afore and for BBLS. WHITE FISH--
sale by
•PATTERSON fr. AM - DION,
inhB No. 6 Wood st.
SPICED AND COVE OYSTERS-
loodozen 1 and 2 11. Cove (= Li\
100 „ 44 spiced
Just received and for gale
E&Ep, BiOS„
126 and 128 Wood at
GREEN APPLES-150 BEMS PRIME
APPLES—Just received aid for sale by
FETZER fr. ARMSTRONG,
corner Market and First sta.
LANDRETH & BONWEI NEW CROP
L. OF GARDEN SEEDS' ddereoolved and
AOOTS SMOGS AND GAITERS . Ari i for Brae by & LONG,
prides, 0 BOBLAND'4, , • Najsmitierty piftebqr g h,
B&W &Market st. mbid-diw Pe
LATEST BY TELEMAPH,
FOR THE POST.;
From Fortress Monroe.
and Pierce.
TO LET.
S. MORROW.
AMUSERENTS.
Itge .. PITTSI3IMGH THEATRE
n,25; Extra at $6,60; io do, St. Louis
41
at ~ all from store.
A I".PLEs.—Sales 100 bbls at 83,25.
DRIED FRUlT—Peaches—gales of 20 bbls at
p lb: 120 do at 14c; 100 bush at Io@llc.
is LITER—Sales 5 packages at 97 , 43@46c.
POTATOES Sales 300 bush at 81,10; 280 bbls
at 83; 250 bush at $1,08@1,10.
(-IRA IN - -Corn—sales 600 bush shelled at 81,27;
1.400 bush at 81,25. Oats—sales of 3 car loads at
depot at 85c.
GROCERIES—Coffee sales 24 sacks Rio at
~MACHINES '
47c. Sugar--sales of 1.2 lihrts P. Rico at 17ci 26
In Orleans at Ity4l9c. Molasses—sales 50 bbls
' old nt Sti@blO; 100 do at $1,05.
' HI( 'L—Sales 50 tierces at 103 , 1,@103te.
L'OrtiS-.-S ales of 6 bbls at 20*422c.
PRI METAL—SaIes 250 tons Mahoning Val
' ley at 6.60 ton, cash.
BACON—The market was firm with a good
Psis' demand. As prices were unchanged we
omit them in this issue.
111(iHE.ST
LOCK S'FITCI-1.
THE CHEAPEST,
SIMPLEST,
Principal ()dice nod NVlinlerale Emporium
27 FIFTH - ST
WM. SUMNER & CO.,
WESTERN AGENTS
EICMIZEI
. -77 :3 b
NO, 87 FOURTH STREET,
FOR SALE.—THE UNDERSIGNED
have been appointed a committee by the
Stockholders to make sale of the OAKLAND
AND PITTSBURGH AND MINERSVILLE
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 equipments, &c.,
will be given after May, tat, aforesaid.
For particulars refer to either of the under.
signed. WM. A. HERRON.
JOSHUA RHODESJ_
SAMUEL MORROW,
Cl - ARLES AIEyRAIN
A. S. BELL,
FOR SALE OR
Exchange for City Property.
' That LARGE DWELLING with grounds at
tached, on CARSON STREET, foruisrly nen
, pied by Christian Ihmsen, late of East `Binning
barn,
STABLING AND OUT-BUILDINGS
In the rear of the Dwelling Rouse.
FRED. L. LELNISEN,
109 Fourth street, "'- • FitlLhegh,,__
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
OCAL STOCKS AND SECTRITIES
- _
PITTSBURGH OIL TRADE.
OFFICE OP THE DAILY AOBT
MONDAY, April 18, 1864.
The market opened with a fair demand, and
' all things taken Into consideration rue sales
were liberal.
(2121:DE—Sales In bulk, or the bbls returned,
i.ato bids at 23c : 500 do at 2.2,1ic; 620 do at 22%c;
1,250 do at 2.3. packages Included, 360 bbls at 29c;
_hi) do at 519 C; 300 do at 29c; 300 do at 29c. •
BENZOLE—Mo bbls deodorized at 25c; 40 do
23. c: 36 do at 24e.
IiIi , FINED--Sales 100 bbls Free at 60c; 126 do
at 604 , 61 c. Bonded—The last sales reported was
at 47@i48c.
And BEST,
RIVER MATTERS.
H Ricxn.--Last at there
we T re eleven feet six inchevenesing
water andtwilight
rising.
The weather since our last was changeable; on
Saturday We had quite a hail storm.
Qr. The magnificent steamer M. S. Mepham,
Capt. Shaw, leaves for St. Louis on Tuesday,
positively. persons who have not visited this
naoting palace would do well to do so.
ika - The tine steamer Sallie List, Capt. Neal,
is announced for Clarksville and Nashville on
this day.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVED.
liallatin. Clarke, Browinville.
Franklin. Carman, Brownsville.
Jae. Rees, Irwin, Elizabeth.
EMMA. Graham, Ayers. Zanesville
Minerva. Gordon, Wheeling.
(Ann Valley, Ohaidn, Cincinnati.
Damsel, Todd, Nashville.
DEPARTED.
Gallatin, Clarke, Brownsville.
Franklin, Carman, Brownsville.
Jas. Reese, Irwin, Elizabeth.
Julia, Coulson, Zanesville.
Leni Deoti, Shepherd , Louisville.
Argonaut No. 2, Porter, St. Louis.
Major Anderson, Dravo, Cineinnati.
St. Louis Packets.
FOR ST. LOVIS.
TUESDAY, APRIL 19,. AT 4 P. M.
THE PINE PASSENGER
steamer AL S. MEPRAM, Shaw,
Ama4a.Wwill leave as announced above.
For freight, or imasage, apply on board, or to
apl.B JAS. COLLINS & 00., Ate.
AUCTION SALES.
TA. DUCLELLANO, AUCTIONEER
55 FIFTH STREET.
Fine Furniture and Carpets
TUESDAY NEXT, at 10 o'clock,
Will be sold at Masonic Hall Auction House, 66
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Tables,
street, embracing - Elegant Marble op
Tables, Cushion Chairs, Hat Hack, Bedstead,
Chairs, Tables, Cupboard, Cook Stoves, Silvtr
Plated Tea and Table Spoon; Forks, Cutlery.
Also, a quantity of New and Second Hand Car
pets, Oil Cloths, er.c.
JUST WHAT
v ARYBODY WANTS,•
A POCKET VLRUM!
Holding from 12 to 24 Pictures,
FOR S01_13):S :
FOR SOLDIERS
Can he sent to all parts of tha
United States for Twenty Cis
ALSO,
Albums for Centre Tables,
Albums for Centre Tables,
AT PRICMIES
BELOW AMT,
. AT PRICES
RE.LcoW ALL,
Committ
AT PITTOCK'S,
OPPOSITE THE POSTOPME.
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MARBLES,
finHE CLEOPATRA AND OTHER
Itfarble Panels for Walla For Rio
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68 20.71
AT AUCTION
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HUMPHREY'S. SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC i niw
JUST RECEIVED.:
I.—FOR - FEVER, CoesUon,' • and Inflow
matlon—Heat, Pain, Restlestoess. 26
cents.
2.—FOE WORMS Fever, Worm CORO, 1 70-
racious Appetite. 25 cents. 26
3.—FOR GOLIC, Teething, (frying and
Wakefainess, Slow Growth, and Fee
bleness of Infants. 25 cents.
4.—FOR Din • FARO of mouton— or
Adults, Cholera lifantum, anittilum:
men Complaint. 25 cents. - - 25-
eo
0!
105
90
4:r-
OR DYSENTERY or Bloody Flux,
Colic, Gripings, Bilious Colic, Fall
Dysentery. 25 cents.
6.—FOR CHOLERA, Gimlets. jdorbua,
Nausea, and' Vomiting,- Asthinatic
Breathing. 25 cents. -t25
7.—FOR COUGHS, Colds, Hoarseness,
Bronchitasantluenza and Sore Throat.
25 cents.
B.—FOR TOOTRAORE,Faceach Nervous
Pains, Neuralgia, and Tic Di:Horan/6
26 cents.
9.—FOR READACIEDZS, Sick Headaches
Vertigo, Ruth of Blood to the Head:
25 cents. -
10.—FUR DYSPEPSIA, Weak, Acid, or De
ranged Stomach, bpnet , lpgrioni Liver
Complaint. 2rr ceat a.
11.—FOR SUPPRESSED IKenaes, or Scan
ty, or Painittlor Delaying, Green tßak
nem 26 cents.
12.—FOR LEUOORRH_EA., osWidtes, Bear ,
ing Down, too Profuse Menses: : 26
cents:
Ia.—FOR CROUP, Roarse,Otoupy
_,Cough
Difficult and OppressedZtea th ing. ,
cents. 25
14.—FOR SALT Rheum, Crusty Eruptions,
Erysipelas, Scald Head, Barber's2s cents.
15.—FOR RHEUMATISM, Pain, Lame
ness; or Soreness in the Chest, Zac k
Side, or Limbs. 25 cents.
16.—FOR FEVER and Ague, Intermittent
Fever, Dumb Ague, Old Inveterate
Agues. 50 mita
17.—FOR PILL% internal or.
Blind or Bleeding, Bee-eV or Obstinate.
50 cents.
15—FOR °FIRTH/IE3EIA, Wenk or In
flamed Eyes or Ey - elide, Failing or
Weak Sight. 60 tents. 50
19.—FOR CATARRH, Acute or Chronic,
Dry or Flowing, Cold in the Head, In
fluenza. 50 cents. 60
20.—FOR WHOOPLISTO Cough, sluotening
and palliating it, or Spasmodic Cough.
50 cents. 60
21.—FOR ASTHMA, Op retied, Difficult,
'Labored Breathing, Cough and Hapeo
toration. 60.centa.
,co
22.—ROR EBH Discharges, Noise the
',Lead, Impaired Hearing, Earache.' '6O
cents.
2 3.—FOR, , SCROFEL4, Enlarged Glands
and Tonality Swellings, and Old Lacers.
60cents. • - -
24.—FOR GcIprEILLL Debility, Flirtleal.or,
Nerve!is Weakness 60 cents. l'6o.
•
26.—FOR SR6.-SICKNESS, Prostration*
Vertigo Nausea, Vomiting • 60 -cents
60
27.—FOR URINARY Diseases, Brave 4 Re
nal Calculi, Difficult or Painful Urina,
tion. 60 cents.
48.—FOE SEMINAL Emissions, Igvolun
tasy Discharges, and Consequent Pros-
tration and Debility. 411.
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22.—FOR SORE Mouth or S 43(fltf.
leered Mouth of Adults or 0 d rew.
,
4 00
4 •
80.—FOR ITRiNTARY IneonUnence, Wet
ting the Bed, too Frequent; Fanfti or
Scalding trrlnaticm. $l. 9,00
31.—F012 PAINFUL Aienctinguon, Pres
ware,Cramp Sicisnis; Miliia, itch
ing, andliritation. AIL 400
az—FOR Sll ratinGS at chew oftee,
pit:l=rites, Flushes of atm, P.al- , 1 .
s, and ;even Diseases of the
Heart. 4CO
PRICE.
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Oase of 2S large vials, in morocco, and
Book of Directions %ca.
Oase ot2o large vials, in morocco, and
Book of Directions e,Oo
Case of 20 large vials, in plain case, and
Book of Directions IWO
Case of 15 boxes, (Nos. 1 to la) and Book of
Directions
J. M. .FITLTON,
DRUGGIST,
DISPATCH BUILDING,
F. A. Gr 1E N . ir
808 PrE,TaMmA3iIE.
.1 1 / 5 0, Whaloaliand retail neat tot
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